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/ I i t i- I j L .1 - Vol. 50 No. 17 Flesherton Ontario, September 24, 1930 W. H. Thurston & Sen, Proprietor* PRICEVILLE CEYLON ! PORTLAW Mr. and Mrs. Allie McLean and Mrs. Isaac Smith of Flesherton visi- ted friends in ICollingwood last week. Mrs. Stephenson and daughter, Mrs. Fettt-j of Cwen Sound arc ! The Late W. E. Morgan Mi. M. Ferguson, who has for . (Last Week's Items'* several weeks been visiting friends ] Mrs. John W. McKee underwent at Orangeville, Caledon and Toronto, ' a critical operation at Collingwooa i returned home on Thursday of last Hspital last Friday week. Mr. Clarence Marshall of Grant! Last account ' -I"--- ;-s the leases fadelh away ;n- x away, certly. M.. and Mrs. E. A. GrahamI of say, 'Grieve not for I am just I stand at Heaven's unbarred gates Claiksburg visited with Mr. and Mrs Where myriad hosts of angel:; Alx Cameron recently. Mrs. R. I'll wait for you. wait, And here spending a lew days visiting at the: Valley spent the week end at his ' for he--- arly recovery, home of Mr. Dave Hincks. j nome j, el . e Ma.-tc-.- Lloyd Little met with Mrs. Wm. Bell of Paisley is visi- i Mr? chas IHsh am , twQ f . hi!dren , accident -.v'-ereby he had two finger, of Toronto are spending a fortnight ! ' a;i '-y lacerated anj causing him is that she doing B-J well as can be , to th:ir beautiful autumnal glory, expected. All are anxiously hoping ' so fadef.i the life of one of oiu . r.lncnt citizens, M;\ \V. Ernest a; , i-gnn into Life Eternal on tha: ting at ilr. Alex Stewart's. Mr. and Mrs. Art Richardson and son, Jackie, of Swinton, were receni guests at Mr. Alex Carson's. Mrs. Sara Milk of Toronto, Mr. Douglas McDonald of CollingwooO, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sturrock and i 3 sons of Swinton visited last week at A. L. Hinck's. Mr and Mrs. I. Smith and son, Delbert and Mr. and Mrs. Allie Mc- Lean visited friends at the Rocky Saugeen last week. Mr. David Hincks spent a few- days in Toronto last week and he enjoyed a motor trip with Mr. ana Mr-3. Tom . Hincks and family to Rochester, Niagara Falls and St. Catherines, where they visited the fruit farms. He also had the pleasure of seeing Brock's Monu- ment. Mr. and Mrs. Ben McKenzie and son, Willie, Miss Lily Campbell and Mrs. D. Stewart, spent a few days in Toronoto and attended the wed- ding of Miss Christena Manson. with MAXWELL Mrs. Joseph Henderson visited last week with friends in this vicin- ity. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Morrison on the gift of a daughter. Mrs. E. J. Ard of Allenford is visiting her granddaughter, Mrs. N. Cairns. Next Sunday is Rally Day in the United church. All children are in- vited to attend Sunday school and join in with the service in the even- ing. Sunday school at 2.30, Church at 7.30. Mr. Jack Huff has left Maxwell barber shop to secure a position in one in Southampton. Mr. Robt. Priestly bought Mr. Huff's practice. CHEROKEE her father, brother and sisii. r.-. Mi'j. John Kennedy and Master Goldwyn and Miss Verna snent the ; week end with friends at Orange- | i ville. Miss Irene Marshall, who has been holidaying at her home here left on Monday to visit her sister at Bolton. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bailey anti two daughters of Shrigley spent the week end with the latter'-3 mother, Mrs. D. Macphail. Mr. Roderick MoLeod and two sons, Alex and Kenneth of Detroit, spent the week end with his sister, Mrs. Roy Piper and family. Mrs. Cecil Archibald of Proton. spent the week end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Will Irving and two little sons of East Backline and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cairn-3 of Flesher- ton were visitors the first of the week with Mrs. H. Piper. Mr. Wm. Mathewson accompanied by his son. Georee. motored to To- rorto the first of the week. Dr. Patterson. Mr. Snowden Mc- Leod and Mr. Wilson of Toronto. Dr and Mrs. Beatty and little daughter Phvllis of Madock were week end visitor" with Mr. and Mrs. Danald McLeod. Rev. Mr. Irwin of Alliaton charge of the service here on bath and eave n mo-t helpful mon on Trust. :Nert Sabhath. 28th is Rally Day. when the Sabbath r-hool and church serviro will be held from 2.30 to .1.30. The Sabhath ;?bool will have chartre of the pro- gramme. when parents and all friends are invited to be present. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Griffen ot Toronto visited Mrs. White on Sat- urday. Mrs. Milk left on Monday to spend a few days with her daughter in Toronto. Visitors at Mr. Geo. Arrowsmith's were Mr. and Mrs. John McKinnon, Mr. and Mrs. Neil McKinnon and Mrs. Don McKinnon and son, Don- ald. all of Brampton. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Smith of To- ronto spent the week end with Mr. and Mr". John Gibson. Visitors at Thos. Fletcher's were: Mr. and Mrs. McDonald and daugh- ter of Creemore, Mr. and Mrs. TV-ll o" Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. .la., Seattle of Orange Valley and Dr. and Mrs. Wolfe of Durham. Mr. Ober M 'Laurhlan and Mr. Robertson of Toronto visited the former's father. Mr. D. D. McLaii'-h- lan for a couplr of days last week. had Sab- ser- Sept. vary much pain. Mr. J. V. r . Lyon.-, i.-i recovering, but slowly, from hir. resent accident bx unable to attend to his farm work. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thompson of Dobbington visited recently with the former's uncle hero. Mr. and Mrs. S. Osborne and family of Owen Sound visited with Mr. and Mrs. R. Osborne. Mr. and Mrs. David Jamieson 01 Toronto were week end visitors wit'i the latter's parents here. The Ladies' Association met lass Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Wm Taylor. There was a good attend- ance and among other important business transacted was the plan- ning for Harvest Home entertain- ment to be held in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Walker, -- companied by Mr. and Mrs. McNaiTy of Union Hill visited with the form- er'-.; brother and family at Canning- ton. Recent visitors with Mrs. L. Lyons were Mr. and Mrs. Frooky and fam- ily of Meaford. Mr. Harold FrooVy and friend of Buffalo and Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Magee and family. Mr. R. Osborne enjoyed a pleas- ant motor trip with Mr. Robinson at the Standard Paving Co., to the lav ter's home at Lindsay over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Davidsor-., daughter. Doris and Miss ASWOM Bell of Toronto wer visitors at the home of T. R. and Mrs. McKenzie. 3eev.tU'd Is'e of Somewhere." l) ( -'.;!h o: :ui rod at 8.25 o'clock T'.uvs- dr.y mornirar, Sept. 16th at the Christie strcst hospital after a pro- longed iU.ivss tr.tending over a year, with valvular tioublc of the heart aH chron:.- bronchitis. M; . Morgan, who was only 50 years of age, wa.? born in North Ormc iby, Yorkshire. Eng. on Sept. Gth, 1870. He was educated in Morpeth, Northumberland, Eng. Re v.hs a builder in Carr.do 27 years. He sowed in the Sov.th African war 19001002. Ho -erved in C. E. F. in the World War, as non- commissioned officer: reached Eng- land and returned through illness, 101(51017. HP acted as assistant Secretary for the Lib.-Con^ Associ- ation of South Grey several years. He received the Queen's Medal am 1 , five clasns fov Africa and General Service Medal for Great War. He was a staunch member r r the Prince Mr, lini.st Proctor and ren have rotu/ned home from v.'ith friends at Alii.- ton. Mi: Davidson and Miv. of Toronto and Mrs. MacDonald of Braecbriilge were guests at "Fall- View Villa" the past week. A. Park and ;on, Charlie visited relative.^ in Durham, Sunday. R. ji-nt visitors with Mrs. Turner were: Mr. and Mrs. Job. Turner and fri-.-r.l i,f Paisley; Mr. and Mrs. 7hi>s. Gonoe and family of Ceylon; Banks Mr - win Carruthcrs of Toronto; Mr, !and Mrs. Crews and daughter of To> 'ronto. Mis- Crews remained for a. with Mrs. Turner. Rev. Eagle child- a visit Mr. and Mrs. Garnet M agree visi- i ted Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Privceville recently. Mr. and Mrs. Law and Mr. and jantl wifi- al.-:o visited Burnett O f' whil " lhc y wcre in Mrs. this Turner vicinity. Chief Split Sky The above photograph is that of the Hon. Chief Split Sky of the Six Nation tribe of' Indians, who is with Capt. Larry O.Briens Cherokee Chatauijua, billed to appear for one week commencing Thursday, Sept. 25 Oct. 1st both nights inclusive, ' at the Orange Hall, Feversham. It is an outstanding troupe < " merit that I gives a rousing and difjrent enter- tainment of variety each night. The first (introductory night) is free to all. Don't miss it or any othei night as Larry O.Brien's Entertain- ers are always worth going miles to see and hear. All roads will lead to Feversham the week of Spt. 25th See hand bills. VICTORIA CORNERS MH. Wm. Cantrell and babe, Sheila, Toronto are visiting under the parental roof with Mr. and Mrs. A. Steve"s. Mrs. Tucker of Dromore is visi- ting at Mr. Jas Best's and Carl A.tkinson's. Ivan Lockhart and friend of De- troit are at home. Mrs. Thos. Bannon spent a few days last week in Flesherton. Mrs. Robinson spent a few days with Bethel friends. Mrs. Lockhart is vkiting in To- ront". We extend our sympathy to Mrs. Will Heard and Marcus, who used to live in our neighborhood but who owns a farm just out of Markdale, in the loss by fire of their barn on Friday last, which started while they were threshing. PROTON STATION (Last Week's Items) BORN On Sept. 15th, to Mr. and Mrs. I. B. White, a son. Congratu- lations. Mr. Baguley has been ill at his home for several days. Some representatives from the United church W. M. S. attended the sessional Conference in Dundaik last Tuesday. Mr. I. Stainsby of Toronto ac- companied by some friends visited his family here on Sunday. Engineer Stevenson spent the week end at Brnscl-3. Mr. Arnold Hi-rgott and boy friend of Toronto visited his home- here. Mr. Horgott, Arthur, Roy and Mrr Archibald spent the week end a-. Waterloo. Mr. Joseph Hevgott 01 Waterloo returned Iv>moo with them. Mr. Joseph May an:l his niece. MHS Gertrude May. accompanied by Misres Marjorie and Roberta Ach- eson, were week end guests witTi Proton friends. FEVERSHAM BABY DROWNS IN BUTTERMILK Telephones: Business 78 Residence 69. Emerson J. Bennett Furniture Funeral Service Hon Graduate of Ontario School of Embalming & Funeral Directing OUR SERVICES ARE REN- DERED AT MODERATE CHARGES MOTOR EQUIPMENT Falling into a bucket of butter- milk that stood beside the house, the year and a half old child of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Weldrick, who farm in the vicinity of Raven**, was drowned on Tuesday. The little tot had been playing arounn and ite absence was not noticed for -orne time. Immediately bhe ac- vident was discovered a doctor wan sr:v.iiioned but resuscitation efforts proved unavailing. CollingVooa Enterurise. Mr. John Thomson "of Agincourt, York Co.. Mr. and Mrs. John Tup- pling of Aurora and Mrs. Geo. Thorn son of Shelburm; were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Chru. Thomson last week. Mrs. A. L. Hanley of Gait is vi-.5t- ting with her parents, Mr. a.nd Mrs. Thos. Cooper on thf townline. Mrs. Joseph Henderson is visiting- with friends in this neighborhood at present. A goodly number of people arc attending the special -services in the Gospel Workers chur?h. The sing- ing of the ouartette is highly ap- preciated and the enrnosf: forceful ^reaching of Evangelist. Wilson is listened to with '-apt attentiDn. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Smith arc vi-.j ting with their daujrhtc". Mrs. Dat Cameron, on the tentTi line. CARD OF THANKS Mrs. W E. Morean and family desire to express oP th" kindness tn their husband | and father during his illness and of , kindness and expressions of sympa- | thy during their sad bereavement. "Cominar down in an npropa'ip is the vorst sensation." But better than coming down out of it. Arthur Lodge A.F. & A.M. No. 333, Flesherton and was an Anglican in religion. Mr. Morgan was a kind neighbor and friend, always willing to aid in any ?ause. In his passing we lc->e a valuable citizen. The funeral was held on Thursday, service being heia in the United church. Eugenia, ami conducted by his nastor,. Rev. Mr. Pherrill of Markdale. assisted by Rev. Dr. G. S. Smith of Meaford and Rev. Mr. Pone, local minister. RPV. Pherrill spoke impressingly on Mr. Morgan's sterling dualities and nreached a very comforting sermon from the text: "0 grave where Is thv victorv? O death where is thy sting?" Rev. Smith spoke feelingly from the text "and others". Rev. Pope gave a fine prayer of consol- ation. "Oh Love that will not let me go," "Abide with me" and "Son of my soul" three favorite hymns of the deceased were sung. "Safe in the Arms of Jesus" w*.? beautifully rendered by the choir. The remains followed by a large concourse of friends and sympathizers were taker, by motor to Flesherton and interred in the family plot in the cemetry there. On the casket lay the Union Jack and many beautiful floral tributes showing love and respect for the deceased and sympathy for the be- reaved. The tributes wore viz. wreath, wife and family; wreath brother Thomas and wife; wreath, rim-ados of Christie St. hospital: vrrnth, Mr. and Mrs. Marsh and Gladys; wreath, Mr. and Mr.-. A. Smith, Georgina and Mrs. Evelina Graham; wreath, Eugenia friend; wreath. Hi fh Fallr. Hunt Club; spraj. Col. JIi-Farland; spray. East- ern Star: spray. Toronto relative spray. Litorarv societv of F. II n ; -nray, Mr. and Mrs. Honki->s pray, Lane? family; spray. F!f>=h- rton returned hovs; snray. Mrs VTiddletnn. .' Ronald and Nancy: emblematic tokri, F"|fincc? Arthui jodee. The flower bearers were iicmbers of the Masonic Lodre als< vere tho pall-bnnrer' whi wvc Messrs Geo. MiTavish. Ernest Proc tor, Jas. Dargavel. Geonro Banks ["hos. Fisher and Cecil Meldrim. Besides a lovinc vr'-'. who" naidcn nnmo "'^is Dai.'y Smith, ami one- daughter Patricia and nno SOT;. Douglas, he len v p* in "ad hermv- ment three brothers nnd w> sister: Frod. S"it!and: Arthur. Kng'.'-mi: Thos.. Toronto and Annie. (Mrs. Storey) in Scotland. The friend" who attended the fnn- oral were: -brother. This, nf To- -onto: Mr. nnd Mrs. F. Pinher. Mrs. Whitincr and Mr<<. Finiiland of To- ront"- Dr. o^d M'". N. Douirlas anil Mr. T. DoUf*lR of Owr>n Sound and Mr*. (Dr) Pozell of Caledonia. W" pvtend oi'r profound symnathv to the bereaved one-", who know IT> has passed on to that "haven of rest", their appreciation Away from care of earthly thin<r<5. From a winter's cold, grey dawn. From disappointment, hardship, strife. Into a fairer sweeter life, his gentle -.nirit's gone. He's happy them in that, fair land. Awav beyond the blue: And oft in dreams they'll hear him Mrs. Lascelles have returned to To-^ ronto after a visit with Mrs. Wii- ; son. Mr. and Mrs. Fuller of Trenton , are visiting their son, John of the H. E. P. Construction gang here. Mr. F. Coyle visited ever the week end in Toronto. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Foerster were: Mrs. MjKinnon of Flesherton, Mr. and Mrs. J. McRae and Mr. and Mrs Falder of Toronto. Stanley Magec and friend Willie Hanley visited over the week end with the former's aunt. Mrs. Lawr- ence Lyons, Centre Line. Mr. J. L Wood of Toronto and s'--,ter, Mrs. Wm. Taylor of Mt. Zion. ace .mpanied by Mr. Jack Wilde of Toronto visited with the former's sister, Mrs. Will Magec, jMrs. Beecroft is visiting her mother, Mrs. Turner at present. Messrs. Basil Carruthers jting relatives in this vicinity week. anrf visi- this ROCK MILLS The Ladies' Flesherton Presbyterian Aid held their September meeting at the home of Mrs. Sam Croft, when there was a large atten dance present. Miss Ita Pedlar spent the week end with her cousin, Miss Kathleen Pedla: , Eugenia. Some of the farmers have taken up their potatoes and find there- are many small ones this year, owing to the dry weather in the early part of the season. Quite a number from here atten- ded the meeting of the Gospel Work ers at Feversham on Sunday ana Mrs. John Boyes of Duntroon visi- enjoyed hearing the nuartette sing, ted a few days with her . daughter, Some also attended the evening ser- husband and family, one day recenr- Home services will foe and held in the Baptist church here next Parry Mrs. Fred Young, who is ill, but is vice of the Salvation Army, progressing favorably. j Mr. and Mrs. Lome Atkinson Mr. Garnet Mapee. accompanied i visited with Maxwell friends re- by hie uncle. Mr. Will Magee have [cer.tiy. returned home from a very pleasant i Harvest motor trip visiting relatives friends at Parry Sound. Norval and Sabbath evening at 7.30. Broadbent. Mrs. Sam Croft motored to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hanley visited , Sound district last week. Mr. and Mrs Thos. Stewart of Cey- j The Rock Mills Baptist Ladies' Ion. recently. I Aid met at the home of Mrs. Ray Mr. and Mrs. Russell Marks hree children also a friend of Marks of Walton, Ont.. visited on unday with Mrs. Mark's uncle, Mr. Henry Tudor, wife and family. Mrs. Hi-slop, who has been and Pedlar on Wednesday, Sept 17th. Mr. ' Miss Delia English is visiting for on a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Woods of Flesherton. ( Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Russell and visT- family and Mrs. Albert Wilkinson Wilfred and daughter, Hazel, visited witu ing her daughter, Mrs. Magee has returned home suffering Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chard, Kimber- 'rom ear trouble. We hope she ?s l p y. oon well again. Mr. and Mrs. Alex English were Wallace again. Mrs. Ross Lehman ami sisters, visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. W. Davies and Miss Hilda Wil- Fisher, 4th line, recently, ianw of Toronto visited their par- ' Our sincere symnathy is ents. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Williams. Miss Laureen Graham of Walker- ton is spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Graham. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Campbell Our sincere symnathy is extended 1 to Mrs. W. E. Morgan and family of Eugenia, in their very sad be- reavement by the death of their husband and father. Mr. and Mrs. C. Newell visited re- am! family visited at Walkerton re- ryn'.ly with relatives at Durham. *4+t-Q+4+Q444&nG&$4Q444++&&b44&&&Q&4&&&&b&+*++++++m I BATES BURIAL CO'Y. | DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL SERVICE AT MODERATE COST I NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR THE USE OF OUR PARLORS 122-121 AVENUE > .;. .;. ! W. BATFS. 122-121 AVENUE RD. TORONTO PHONE: Night or Day KI. 4344 Formerly of Flesherton R. MADDOCKS. "House of Quality" GROCERIES \Vi'. CARRY A I'Vl.I, U.\T. oK KKESH r.ROCKRIKS AXO CONTF.CTK >XKRV NEILSON'S FANCY BOXES and Chocolate Bars FLOUR AND FEED Purity Flour, Bran, Shorts, Screening's, wheat. Barley and Chop. DON'T FORGET A BAG OF PIG CHOW FOR YOUR PIGS Jas. A. Stewart GROCERIES WE DELIVER IN TOWN PHONE 46