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WEDNESDAY, OCT. 1. 1930. THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE his dome and thoroughly undistuju- ed by the expected crash. The steeds knew their stuff and, althouogh they almost tickled his hubs with their freight, they brus'.i- I cd by and left him to, it is hoped, a happier fate in the sweet subse- quently. Frrther down the road he disco^- U. S. A. $2.50 per year when paid ( . re d the cause of all the excitement, in advance $2.00 I ,\ fine big sedan with a boat on a (Members of Canadian Weekly News- trailer was capsized in the ditch, paper Association) | while a f armer with his head cuv W. H. THURSTON. - - Editor' was also down in the gully with Hie F. J. THURSTON Assoc. Editor other end of the wagon. The * ~ss neetion was THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE Published on ColHngwood street, Flesherton, Wednesday of each week. Circulation over 1100, Price in Canada $2.00 per year, \ when paid in advance $1.50. In con- EDITORIAL NOTES. no who Signs of the Fall B V D's longer on the clothes line. It is easy to complain but can utter a complp.int. j Short tragedy on the highway j A match, a cigar, an auto steering! wheel, an accident and death. wagon. apparent, the wagon didn't have any lights on and the car had crashed into the rear of it, ditching both outfits and causing the runaway that threw the big scare into Dick. But "Richard Is himself again," while the others, '>ho were all badly mussed up, will likely air their troubles in Walkerton Herald-Times. court.- The man who does not take him- self too seriously usually has plenty of fun watching those who do. They tell us the radio is still in it TT>'.... v y. One shudders to think of th noise it will make wh"n it gets to be a big boy! Osprey Council Osprey Council met in Feversham Sept 20th, all members present. Minutes of lajt meeting read and confirmed. J. A. Davidson tendered his res- ' ignation "- Bailiff. Winters-Wilton That J. A. David son'j resignation as Bailiff be ac- days when the cc P te< ' am ' that G. H. Burke be ap- 1 pointed in his plrce and stend. By Law No. 15 (1!).'10) authorizing These are th average municipal councillor begins to compose his eltection address. The contest will soon be on. I the Bank of Toronto, Feversham, the * | Royal Bank and the Bank of Com- If every citizen of town would do] merce ' Dumlalk to receive taxes was something to beautify hh or he; ! read llu> required number of times, igmd nnd sealed. General Accounts Trea.3. County of Grt\\, Indigent naticnt account, Ss.". .",.". ; John ni'hprtson, sheep claim rnon the look? would be lemark- property the effect of the community able. * * In communities where trade ap- pears dull \vise merchants do well to $8.00; Eugene Connor, sheep claim S?>.00; Ativnncp Printing Co, printin; bear in mi"d th-t business can best! account. ?i:::J..|, r ; Wm. Es:-lant V>e improved by wise expenditure. I Fc neeviev."., R2.00; Robt, Kdwaru.; The chap who put his talent in R napkin and hid it in the ground was deemed the unwise one. The same fellow was voted the one who k-pt h" r>erie 'n circulation. Long with on See ENGAGEMENT Rev. Harold E. nnd Mrs. Welhvood announce the cnifaKement of theTr only daughter, Evelyn Maude, to Mf. William Alexander Campbell. <on ol Mi-. Campbell. Toronto, and the late Jaco!) N. W. Campbell, I.P.S..-of Durham,' Ont, th marriage to take place quietly ir October. Hearse Had Close Call fenceviewer, S2.00; Tho?. Rpntty ft-ncoviewcr ?2.00; Jacob Holden wire fence bonus. .S7.f>0; Thos. Grey room for pnecial meeting S.'t.OO; Road Ac:nunt-,-~.Tas. Gillies, paj i!p^t. 5(1.00; Art Wihon, pay sheet $.'M.OO; Wm. Davidson, pay sheet $7.50; Hector Melntyre, pay sheet $12.''.7.">; Contract Record, adver- tising re bridge, $7.00; Goo. Cnutts er::vil. rs7.50; Chas. Mi-Carl, gravel f r ,.80- S. II. Clayton, arravi-1 81.80; Hamilton, gas, $4.00; Mr-.. J. Sec-ley, River bed site, $5.00; Robt Fahnit-. River bod site $25.00; Hec- tor M' Inni.s, superintendent ?I100. Conn'/! f.djcurr'd to reassemble at Singhampton, Saturday, October .T)th at 2 p.m. Whilr Mr. "Tlick" Schuctt wa.< re- turning on Wednesday night from Waterloo, where he had conveyed the remains of an aged lady v<ho had passed away at the l-ome of her daughter hero, he was horrified on approaching Fulton's c-nrncr.--. near llaniston, to discover nn the '"irl- 2on a pair o. umaway Clycies brers- ing down the highway ti"van!s htm with the front i nrl of a wagon and !" king like :; real dnnper signal. Although u^erl to sad -iinhts this was enough t'< bring tears t > tiip eyc.s of any undertaker, for vith hi.-i fine motor hearse not overly insured he t'ot over on the pavement as fnr as h could nnd in a spirit of de- pression ajyjiitpd for the inevitable to haptfenT As the snorting steeds charged towards him he elo.ied his vi not knriwintr whether he would open them in this or ano It was a thrilling moment in his career, from which he emerged hap-' py v.itli \,\-i plug hat still resting on At the recent field day held neai Cobden, with over fifty young peo- ple present, a sheen club was or- ganized v i'.S Irving Dean, presi- dent, and (iordon McMillan .secre- tary-treat .ivrr. Govonircc-nc |instrui-- tion wiM be available for members in the tare of the sherp they havt- under the club policy. Subscribe to The Advance Boots & Shoes Work Boots Men's and Hoys wo r k boots best quality, from $3.25 up. A go xl line of Oxfords from S3. 00 up HIM- world i -5c. off for cash on purchases over $2.00 W. L. MORWOOD Flesherton - Ont. t Worth the SALE All First Class Guaranteed Goods Cub Stove, special nt $13.1>5 Aluminum Tea Kettle, largo size $1.49 ScoU'h Grey Enamel Roaster 18x7 !)8c. White Enamel Bowl, set of two 69c Lnrge Enamel Potato Pot 80c Pie Plates, 10 inch 2 for 25c .Steel Fry Pan a Heal Buy 19c Tin Bread Pans 2 for 29c (Jrey Granite Wah Basin 12% inches 25c Large Enamel Sauce Pan 3% quarts 80c Galvanized Boiler No. 9 98c Aluminum Cocce Percolator 89c Vacuum Lunch Kit, special 89c AND MANR MORE REAL BARGAINS. DON'T PASS THEM UP COME EARLY AND DONT BE DISAPPOINTED Frank W. Duncan Additional Locals Mr. Percy Bellamy of Branch i* visiting this week his father, M". John Bellamy. Priceville fair is being held Friday afternoon of this week, posters for particulars. Mr. H. A. McCauley commenced last week to use electric power for his chopping and mill work. Mr. nr-d Mrs. R. Bellamy nnd the latter's mother, Mrs. TWnley, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bellamy. Mr. Alex. McEaehnie is in Toronto where he will undergo an operation He was accompanied by for goitre. Mrs. McEaehnie. Miss Kathleen MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Hughie MacArthur and daugh- ter, Isobel nnd Mrs. R. McDonald and son, Bob, all of Toronto, spent the week end at Mr. John MacDon- ald's. Advertising in The Advance Is one way to make people know what you have to sell when you have It. There may be other methods, but we know of none that does the work as well, or as cheaply. Mrs. D. Dow and daughter, Annie, are leaving next Tuesday for the West, where they will make their future home. We will miss them from town, but our best wishes all will ~o with them. We had a pleasant visit on Tues- day from Mr. George Bailey of Hamilton, who is r.n a visit with his sister, Mrs. A. E. Colgan, at Mark- dale. M-. Bailev worked at the printing with ur- here some 33 years ago. when The Advance was b ring issu?(< op Sydenhnm street. Mr. Gordon Shaw of Hespeler, grandson of Mr. C W. Bellamy of town, died suddenly at Hespeler on Sat ;irday last. Besides his pare-nts, M.. and Mrs. Harry Shaw, of Art- omesi.-. he leaves a wife and four -small children. The funeral is to l>o held this Thursday afternoon tc Uarkdslfl cemetery. Rally Div sen-ices were observer 1 in the United church on Sunday when the Sunday school had chargi of thr mornin" service. A specia 1 ! repared nmyram w-s followed Misr. Emilv Ache*on gav :\ descrip (live story about the illustration on j l .he cover of the program, while the* j pastor, Rev. Scott, abo delivered an! address. The latter part of the I ;nogram ws a memorial to the late Rev. J. H. Ribertson, who preached U the opening of the United church heie in December last after being re-j Jecorated. An interesting event during the service was the baptizing! \: the infant sons of Mr. and Mrs.' Wes. Armstrong and Mr. and Mrs.' F. J. Thurston. I CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Dave Grham wishes to thank her friends and neighbors fori the ma>y acts of kindness and forj flowers in her recent illness. CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Wyatt and family desire to' thank their many friends and neigh- pors for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of their husband and father. The touch that is modernizing thousands . | o dear old homes Sold In Flesherton by Fleshertoij Planing and Choping Mills SEAMAN-KENT FLOOR! BORN STEVENS In Artemesia on I Doing work ahead of time is one Most successful businesses are Saturday, September 27th, 1930, to of the hardest things that the aver- built upon dreams and many of them Mr. and Mrs. Ross Stevens (nee An- age man or woman undertakes, but go to pieces because some executive nie Gilchriat R daughter. i it is an effort that pays rewards. dreams too much. KENNEDY'S GROCERY Pastry Flour 85c 03 Peas ^ tins 29c Fresh and Cured Meats Soups 3 tins 29c Oat Meal 20 pounds 90c P. & G. Soap 12 bars 46c : FLESHERTON "Buy-at-Home" CAMPAIGN COMMUNITY BUYING DIRECTORY AND BUSINESS GUIDE The Merchants and Business Men represented belo-.v are co-operating in an effort to prove to the resi- dents of the town and surrounding community that values equal to any of the larger towns or cities may be procured in local stores. A series of educational "Buy-at-Home" editorials will be reproduced weekly, llu- benefit of Home Buying will be shown to the general advancement and progress of the community. Read the editorials, take advantage of the weekly specials offered by he merchants, and BOOST THE 'JO\VN YOU CALL HOME. F. H.W. HiCKLSNG GENERAL MERCHANT Wool Sweater Coats, Wool Pull- overs for men, women boys anc ^irls. New designs Low prices. F. W. Duncan CKNKRAI, HARDWARE Floor ;-par Varnish, two quarts 51.51. TELEPHONE CU Fiesherton Advance We nre offering new subscrip- tions to The Advance until Jan. 1st, 1U22, for $1.75. Fiiiksrioa Plialnj Miii COMPLETE LINE BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Lumber, Shingles, Lath, Gyproc, Lime, Brick, Flooring, Etc. PHONF 24 W . A. Hawkcn PHOTO GALLERY AND MUSIC STORE Come in and see the new 1 1030 Do Forest Crossley Radio. TELEPHONE 17w W, G. Kennedy GROCERIES. FRESH & CURED MEATS, MEN'S WEAR Men's Trousers, reg. $5.00 Clearing at $3.95 PHONE 37 Emerson J. Bennett FURNITURE DEALER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR Selling out. 12 screen windows and 1 scre?n door, nil nt cost. PHONE 78 J. A. Stewart GROCERIES. FLOUR & FEED 2 Cans Peas 2$c. 3 Ibs. Easifirst 49c. PHONE 4f, W. A. Armstrong & Son JEWELLERS 15',; off all Diamonds in stock. This week only. Watchmakers Opticians F. G. KARSTEDT STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS Assortment Children's of Men's Ladies' and Sweaters and Coats. PHONE 7 John Plester F.\RM McCORMACK-DEERIXG IMPLEMENTS - . PHONES :0ff ice Resid, 4ir4 Get In and Swim H. Down & Sons FORD DEALERS 102G Chevrolet Coupe in first class condition PHONE 36 Osprey & Artemesia Co-Operative Co., Ltd. O'Canadr. Flour S3.50 Co-operative Special $3.GO TELEPHONE 70 We have all heard that homely expression "fish, cut bait or go ashore," as applied to the man who stands on the sidelines in the game of life always telling others how it should be done, bewailing the stupidity of his fellowmen, but never j*>*ing there in doing any- thing himself-. Every office has one until the boss gets tired and chuck s him out. Every community has it* share of them. They are the men who complain about cverythins from the policy of the national administration to the methods of the local dog-catcher nnd who then forget to go to the polls on election day. Our point is that the man who lives in a community and hold-.i himself aloof from its activities is not a good citizen; moreover, he is not going to be a happy man because he ij (lodering life as well as his re- sponsibilities. Get in the swim! You may never be a leader. No matter; you are in the game, meeting the life Providence has put you in. No man can be happy if ho is always running away from life. What can you do to enliven community activities? The nnswer is to start somewhere, and if you show a willingness to work you will soon be swamped with your community activities. Work where you can work. It isn't all political or social. Every sincer* effort at community betterment on your part makes you just that much bigger. Don't boast a good community and then forget about it. Don't let "George do it." It's up to you to "get in and swim." THE HOME OF QUALITY MEAT M Wilson BUTCHER Jellied Tongue, Veil Picnic Hams Smoked Meats of all kinds. TELEPHONE 47w Thos. Owler ard Son GREY COUNTY EGG GRADING STATION Eggs Graded by Experienced Graders F. FINDER Flesherton Bakery See that thte bread that grace' vour table is made at home. CANNOT BE BEATEN EAT MORE OF IT. D. McKillop TINSMITH & PLUMBING Forks, Shovels, Hoes, Spades at right prices. General Hardware McTavish & Son CHEVROLET SALES- AND SERVICE 1928 Landau Chevrolet Sedan 1927 Chevrolet Sedan TELEPHONE 9w H. Freeman GROCERIES. FRUITS AND Fig bar bisluits 29c. per Ib. Gingier Snaps 2 Ibs. 25c. TELEPHONE 60 Brack's Gprage DURANT SALES & SERVICE Tread Tire 29x4.40 5.60 Special this week.