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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2H, 1931 THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE i . - . E . :". L ff- ! Osprey Council General Account* ~ John McLean, attending ThoB. Powoll, $4.50, "Muni- cipal World, Supplies to Truas., $8. Osprey Council met at Singhampton 74; Municipal World, supplies to Clerk on March 7th. All members present. $4-'-'<* G - 1! - Burke, postage & station- Minutes of last meeting rend and Con- firmed. cry, 1.50; Advance Printing Co., Audi- tors reports, $45.00. Nigh School Reports Form 1 Composition Francis Collin.son J73, Robert Bellamy 71, Catherine (Stewart 70, Delia Vauae 6tl, Evelyn | Krown u'!),, Mary Wilson >7, Jean Wolstencrwft 67, Everett Talbot. 65, Kathleen "Warling 65, Robert Plester 62, Merle Allen 60, L. Archibald 60, Bob Dargavel 60, Marion Stafford 60, Robt. Fachnie, re chque; Isaac 55, Ceo. 'Mclntyre 9.00, Geo. McDonald jl)i c k Stewart 60, Bill Welton 60, Hugh Communications J. A. Taylor ', Road Accounts - Pay Sheets, Leslie re arrears of taxes on several lots; 'Smith 28.80, Hector Mi-lntyrc $21.20, Gilbert Bretr, re arrears of taxes; '' J. T. Davidson 16.20, Archie Campbell Ont. Mun. Assoc., re bill of Legis- 9-00, Harvey Pedlar $12.40, W. J. lature. Banner-man $5.40, Leonard Seeley $2. Hamilton enquired re sale of lots 75- - 7, Con. 2 N. D. R.: $5. 50, David Roberts $5.40, Win. Essland $11.20, James Fawcett $9. The C.erk was installed to ascertain jW, Lloyd Moore Jfi.GC, Marshall proper procedure re disposal of same.' Armour 13.00, Wilbert Scutt $8. 25, Bylaw No. 11. appointing the j Leslie Smith $20. 25, Mark Murphy, following officers, was rend the re-' *'ire fence bonus, $5.50; Harry Bristow quired number of times, signed and i wire fence bonus, $9.28; Hector Me ealed: Pound Keepers Gus Robin- ' Innis, *upt., $20.05; Hector Mclnnis, on Melville Douglass, Dan Cameran, David Roberts, Sam Mullin, Harvey Pedlar, Caleb Clayton, Wm. Seeley, und C. A. Edwards. Fenceviewers Hector Mclntyre, Louis Kerton, Harry Hannon, T. J. I Freethy, Fred Wetherall, Malcolm Gibson. Ram Park. Geo. McDonald, Bert Hollingshead, John Izzard, James Winters. Joe Currian, Thos. Neil. W. expenses to convention, $5.00. Council adjourned to reassemble at Maxwell, on Saturday, April 4th, at 2 p. m. Ontario farmers annually lose hun- dreds of dollars from parasites in sheep and hogs . Dr. L. S. Steven- son has made a special study of this L. Taylor and E. F. Buckingham. .problem and has written several Sheep Valuers - Basil Neff, John bulletins, copies of which can be ob- S. Winters, Wm. Norman, Ray Fen- tained from your local Departmei wick and Arnold Hutchinson. of Agriculture. Continuing our Cash and Carry sale for 10 days only! Big Reductions on High Quality Goods AN EXTRA SPECIAL OFFERING 1 C.ulvani/cd I'ail. 1 Mravy Strainer I'ail. C.alvani/ed Flaring Pail and Heavy Tin Dairy I ail 4 for $1.98 Potato Pot _. ONLY A FEW M'KK Brooms AT 29c AND A REAL LONG STRAW ONLY 43c IVORY AND GREEN i OIL TEMPEKD, Round Point. Shovel I) Handle ONLY SALE PRICE g gc $1.49 I IMP. QT., PEARL SEAMLESS Teakettle $1.39 HOT Galvanized Pails 10'i. IMP. PUARTK 29c F. W. DUNCAN HARD W.A.R.E - :- Phone 54 Bibby 59. Helen Moore 59, Bill Parker 58, Wesley t,ittlejohns 58, Milford Piper 57, Jim McCormack 5C, George Akitt 55, Wilfred Best 55, Harvey j Croft 54, Angus Turney 54, George IBoyd 50, Mervyn McFadden 50. "Fail, Ronald Middleton 48. Form 1 Latin Honors, Mary "Wilson 88, Merle Allen 85, Francis Collinson 78, Evelyn Brown 75. Pass Everett Talbot 74, Robert Bellamy 73, Mervyn McFadden 72, Marion Stafford 72, Ronald Middleton G9, Catherine Stew- art 61, Delia V'ause 61, Wilfred Best 60, Bill Parker 59, Jim McCormack 59, Milford Piper 611, Dick Stewart 5S. Fail Robert Plester 4!>, Jean ! Wolstencroft 48, Lloyd Archibald '47, George Boyd 43, Bob Itorgavel 41, Angus Turney 38, Wesley Little- john.s 31, Harvey Croft 25, Hugh Bibby 18, George Akitt 12. Form 2 Physiography Honors, Laverne Piper 80, Doris Bannon 76, Bill Fisher 7fi, Lucy Mav Donald 76, Joe Gibson i. Pass Isobel McMillan 69, Dorothy Wolstencroft 09, Stanley Hunt 67, Hazel McKillcp 66, Ita Pedlar 65, Fred Fawcett (54, Cecil Chard 63, Cordon Patterson 61, Ed Patton 60, C'hristena MacKinnon 56, Frank Eagles 55. Fail - Bessie Cairns 45, 'Mervyn Johnson 45. Form 3 Eng. Literature Honors, Elmore Fislier 81, Monica Lambert 81, Jean 1 links Ti). Pass - Mervyn Little 71, Eller. Parker fi5, Clifford Allen 63, Daisy i McPadden 02, Jackson Stewart 60, j Murray Stuart 57, Almr<!a Hincks 56, Jack McKechnie 55, Emery Fisher 54, I Monica Rae 54, Stella Marshall 53, | Fail Vor dun Mt'Master 46, Rowcnn Muirec 45, Donnld Reiley 44. Dorothy Sncll 44, Earl Ottewell 38, Robert Phillips X", Jim Bannon 32, Macil Snell 31, Jonnnette M.-Leod 27, George Mi Master U:j. FORM 3 CAN. HISTORY Hon. Marie Kenwick 75. Pass -- Earl Johnson 70, Jim Haw 70, Annie Akins G8, El- more Kisher *58, Patricia Morgan 08, Kmcr; y Visitor 67. Jackson Stewart 63, Kail Jennette McLeoil 48. Upper School English Literature - Honors. .Mm Haw 83, Kldn Frook 7'.t, Alice Heard 75. Pass Patricia Mongan 71, Evelyn Turner 70, Earl Johnson lit?, Marie Fenwick 65, Audrey Brown (>.'!. Annie Akins , r >K, Sadie Carson 56, Bert Mor- ton 55, Mildred Whittaker 55, Bessie Heard '>.'!. iKail Herbert Akins -IS, Dura Stewart 48, Good News For Everyone All Lines of Furniture and Bedding HAVE DROPPED 8 TO 16% We arc passnig on this good fortune to you and once more we arc- offering 1 you- .bargains that mean many dollars of saving to you. 20 to 25 p.c. off Everything in the store lieds. Springs, Mattresses, Chairs, Dressers, Blinds, Curtain Rods r Rubber Stair Pads, Trays, in fact the whole stock. DON'T FORGET THE DATES March 18 th to April 1 st E. J. BENNETT ' Flesherton, Ont. Time payments may be arranged. "A dollar saved is a dollar earned." i The Late Wesley While Fall Fair On A Satur day This Year THE 8TORB WITH BEItVICB F.T.HILL&CO.,Ltd. CHAIN STORES Markdale, Ontario OUR BUYING POWER BAVKS YOU A LOT OF MONEY SALE Of LADIES DRESSES Three Days Only, $7.95 Dresses lor $4.95. All New Stock of Dresses. They must go. All size* at $4.95 MATS AT lOc Tape? try Mats, si/.e , r 1 l"x27" welling at 4, r u- each. (I KTAIM.NG AT i.'.c A YAltl) Buy now for Spring. Our regular U5c cur- taining. Special at 15c a yard. CKKI'KS $1.00 A YAKI> All hhudes, bent quality materials. Selling at f l.oo ti ynnl. CHINTZ AT 27c A YARD 36-inch wide Chintz, good patterns. Regular 3Gu line fur 27c a yard. MEN'S KHAKI COVIUAM.S $2.39 Heavy i|iiali(y Uihhed Khnki Ceveralls, good roomy make, f'J. ,'('.) n pair. S\V i'l.V I EKS S2.H!) EACH Here's .\our chance before they nil go. lleuvy Varsity Knit Coats ut 2.3!) each. (iltlH'KUY SIM-XriAI.M I.ai-d, kettlo rendered, 3 Ibs. for 44c Domestic Shortening, !l Iba. for 30c Prunes, ^ Ihs. for ^5c ( iirn, (Joldcn Bantam, 2 for 25e I'eas, sieve 4, 8 for' 20c Purity Chinnwnrc Oatnu-al, pkg 36c Attention! Men! Our New Spring Suit Samples 1 lave Arrived Come in aud see our $23.00 range The funeral of the late Wesley White, who passed away at his home 24 Harvard Ave., Toronto, on Monday of last week, was held on Wednesday afternoon, March 18th. Service was held at his late home, interment tak- ing place in beautiful Park Lawn Cemetery. Six of his comrades on the Toronto Transportation Commis- sion carried their late member to his last resting place, these being: Messrs. J. Ballantyne, Wm. Jamie-son, \V. Amos. W. Warman, G. Gerring and W. Ross. A large number of the members of the T.T.C. acted as a body guard. Those who attended the funeral from a distance were: his brothers,- Mrs. Geo. White and Mrs. B. White of Ayhner. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jen- kins. John Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. ' Leslie Morris, all of Hamilton and , Allan White and Ed. Littlejohns of Markdale. I The deceased was in his fiOth year, and was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John White, and was born in the Township of Artemesia. He was united in marriage .'t- years go to Miss Jean Conlan of Grand Valley, and resided there for se v enil years | and then moved to Toronto. Be-i sides his sorrowing wife he leaves one, daughter, Edna (Mrs. H. Capatick) of! Toronto. He also leaves four broth- ' eis: James. Exrn and lion of Mark- dale and Edward oi' Los Angeles, Calif. For the past 22 years lie had been employed with the Toronto Railway Co. and the T.T.C. as motorman, but prior to that had learned the trade of J cheese and butter making. He was ;' member of Scott Lodge No. 421, A.F.&A.M.. Grand Vallcv. a repre- sentative of whom attended the funeral. j The casket was harked with n pro- fusion ft' flowers from a host of friends and relatives, among which was a wreath from the T.T.C. em-' ployees, Rorcessvales Division; basket Scott Lodge No. 121. Grand Valley; 1'iisket, T.T.C. Employees' Union No. l.'ill; wreath. Managers A. and P. store. Besides those mentioned there Were 2.'? other sprays and wreaths from relatives and friends. Flesherton and East Grey Fall Fair is to have a change of dates this year and will depart trom the custom of holding the Fair on Thursday and Friday and will hold it on Friday and Saturday, September 18th and 19th A Saturday fair in this district has never been attempted, but should prove of great benefit to the fair. It will allow many more to attend the fair than would otherwise be able to enjoy the attractions at this fine show. A Shclburne cattle buyer purchased a Durham cow which weighed 2,150 pounds. Preston Rink Won The Flesherton Curling Club wound up the playing season last week with a special bonspiel among its mem- bers and resulted in the rink skippec by Mr. E. A. Preston emerging as the champions in some close contest?. The Preston rink, composed of Geo. Johnston lead, Wm. Turney second and Roy Piper as Vice won the final sramo from the Dargavel rink -4 1-7, The latter rink was composed of E. Tremp lead, D. Williams second, Frank Taylor Vice, and Jas. Dargavtl as skip. The curlers have enjoyed a very successful season and look for- ward to the season of 1931-1932 for continuance of the game. READ THE SMALL ADVTS. A MODERN TOUCH THAT WILL NEVER CO OUTOF STYLE Sold in Flesherton by FLESHERTON PLANING AN*D GRAIN CHOPPING MILLS HOLDFAST Cl.l MINTING The Holdfast U. F. W. O. Club met at the home nf Mr*. Di lean Muir for their March meetitu:. Eight -en memb- ers, and three visitm * p--i -,ent. The president Mrs. W. A .Beaton, piv-ud- int!'. After singing the opening od- % . and repealing the club freed, thf ivll cull was answered with "how I make my pie . nut". The Bulletin questions were answered, and interesting ivaii- U>gl given. "Death Knell to assisted passages is sounded" Mrs. H. Houston. "Tuo Tourists Ques", Mrs. A. ('arson. "The New Canadian". Mrs.. W. Boat- en. "Woman more contented and practical than man", Mrs. D. Camp- belt. "Tho Bag of Gold". Mrs. A. Stewart. Miss A. C. M.-Phnil Rave n talk on "The Book", and "Humanity Uprooted", After singing the Nat- ional Anthem lunch WHS served, a, ml a social half hour was spent over the tea cups. The next uuvting to be given by Mrs. Alex Carson, at the home of Mrs. W. A. Brnton, April 8th. r ' > .!> body welcome. .- TONC.UK TWISTKK Slv', Slephen Stringer snared six- .' :licK, ^Irkly, silk snakes slidintf , .,!> ly * uilhward. ID oatteries \\ o an- olacl at this time to announce to the Inlying public the best value ever otlVml in new latteries: HART HEAVY DUTY $n.oo J Year (titarantec HART, 2 Year Guarantee 9.50 HARCO, 2 Year Guarantee 7.25 lotteries adjusted on our floor, not in Toronto \ Come in and see the remarkable values. H. Down & So**