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Vol. 51, No.4t Flesherton, Ontario, March 30, 1932 W. H. Thurston &c Son, Proprietors I I - < ' ^ 1 I - l\ VICTORIA CORNERS PRICEVILLE Easter visitors are:- Marguerite Stinson, Toronto, at Albert Stinson's; Jack Rc'hinson, Hamilton, at Milton Bannon's; Myrtle Moore, Toronto, at Chas. Moore's. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Stinson and children spent Easter at Laurel. Mr. Turner is busy painting the new house on Mri. Vause's farm. On Friday evening the ladies of Inistioge put on an Irish tea at Oscai Patterson's. The supper consisted of baked potatoes and Irish stew and baked beans; two kinds of pickles/ buns and biscuits; jello (red an<? green for Irish.) Three kinds of pie tea and buttermilk. The program consisted of Irish songs and recita- tions by Billy Batchelor and Harold Jackson, followed by a mock trial which was very humorous. It was really quite humorous and evidence rather conflicting for Pat tried to prove that she had a maid and twenty dollars a month just for pin money, besides five dollars a day for running expenses, had plenty of clothes (which were on display) fur coats, silk dress- es, etc., while Mrs. Flanagan was at Bridge parties, etc. He had neigh- bors, real estate agents and the maid to prove his statement. But the jury! threw the case out as they could not believe that Mrs. O'Flanagan and! Pat lived only on small potatoes and skimmed milk. IN MEMORIAM ROCK MILLS Beautiful spring weather at time of writing. Cars are able to run on the County road again, as the places where the \ snow was so deep have been shovelled out and are in fair shape for traffic.' Our teacher Miss E. M. Oliver is- spending the Easter vacation in To- ronto. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Betts and fam- ily spent Easter with relatives near Markdale. Mr. Allan McGuire, student of the Bible school, Proton, spent the holi- day with his sister here, Mrs. Lome Atkinson, and family. Miss Dorothy Foster is visiting with relativts in Toronto. Unity U.F.W.O. Club will meet on Wednesday afternoon, April 6th, at the home of Mrs. Duncan Williams. Visitors welcome. Miss Ita Pedlar of Flesherton spent the week end at her home here. Mr. E. Binninpton. Maxwell, called on friends here on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. McDowell and son, Garth, of Toronto and Mr. Penny of Bala visited on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Foster. Garth remained here for a few holidays. The advertisements are printed for your convenience. They inform and save your time, energy and money. We hear r.o suegestion that the five-day week be extended to house- wives. On Thursday night a large crowd gathered at the McFarlane home and , The Superior Club presented Mr. andj Mrs. John McFarlane, who arrived | that night from Toronto, with a lovely I wicker fern box. Mrs. Dan L. Me- j Arthur read an address and Mr. A i McArthur made the presentation' John replied in a few well chosen words on behalf of himself and his I wife and thanked all kindly for the lovely gift. Mr. and Mrs. McFarlane . also received many other lovely gifts. The evening was spent in dancing and music until an early hour in the morn- ing. Mr. McBride of Bala is spending a week visiting at the station.- Teachers home for the holiday are: Misses Marion Muir, Peterboro; Beth Hincks, Dromore; Emma Oliver, Rock Mills; Allie Parslow, Toronto; Mabel Parslow, Toronto; Kathleen McLean ! Aberdeen; Jessie Xichol, Top Cliff;! Hazel Beaton from O.D.R. to Glenelg;] Miss Bonnyeastle from Stone's Line! school to Campbellford; Miss Brockil-| bank from Irish Lake school to Walk-! erton; Miss Edna McHugh from Priceville to Markdale; Messrs Alf. Hincks, Toronto; Clifford Hincks of! Clifford; Murray Xichol. Stella; Alex' McLean and Allan Mclnnis, Hamil- ' ton; Findlay Shackelton from Price- ville to his home at Lucknow; Irwin| Matthews from Bunessan school tc Stratford. | Mrs. McBride returned home after visiting friends at Ottawa. Miss Marjorie McLean of Toronto is spending a week at her home here.! Those home from Toronto over the' holiday were:- Misses Doris Me Lean J Sadie McKinnon, Flora McFarlane, 1 Esther, Mr. and Mrs. John McFar-' McLean, Mr. and Mr?. John McFar- 'rne and Innis McLean. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Xorman, Dun- dalk, spent Easter with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Colin McLean. 1 Sorry to report the illness of Mrs. 1 McLean. Mr. and Mrs. Tucker, Ebenezer, vis-J ited Saturday, at Mr. David Hinck's.' Mrs. Martha Kirkton of Holland Centre visited with her son and his wife here. j The Y.P.S. of St. Columba have secured new Hymnals for the church. ' Mr. Robt. McConkey has been ap-< pointed by the managing board of St. Columba church as Treasurer, fill- ing the vacancy of the late D. G. Mc- Lean, who held that position for a' "umb<?- of years. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Watson andj Betty, spent last week at Mr. A. B. 1 McArthur's. Mrs. David Nichol returned home Thursday after spending the past , three weeks in Toronto and was ac- ! companied by her daughter, Mabel, ! who is attending business college there. Mrs. Fred Runciman of Toronto spent a few days visiting her sister and attended the funeral of the late Mr. Donald McDonald. Mr. Johnston, student of Knox college, Toronto, preached Sunday in' Cameron. land is now occupying his farm on the! the hall to a crowded church. The ' ' Mr. Albert Williams was laid up j Meaford road. choir rendered special music for Ea-|the past week with an attack of the 1 Mrs. Sam Gilbert is under the Dr'e ' BOYCE In loving memory of ter Sunday. j flu. care at present. We wish her a our ^ar mother, who parted this life Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Watson and, Mrs. Ben Shortt and children vis-; speedy recovery. on March <. I.-*', also our dear fath- Betty spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs.' ited a few days with her parents, Mr.; Miss Haiel Wyvilie, R.X., is on z e _ w ho parted this life on April 6. A. L. Hinck's and family. ' and Mrs. Essland near Feversham. ' case in Flesherton at present. , U<29. Tht funeral of the late Donald Me- We extend our sympathy to Mrs. The March meeting of the Women's \Ve mourn for them in silence, Donald of Bentinck, formerly of Pro- Shortt and other relatives in the loss' Institute was held at the home of Mr?.! \; eves maj . see us W eep. ton, was held on Wednesday in St. o f her grandfather, Mr. Briatow. : Will. Ratcliff on Thursday afternoon gut many a silent tear is shed, Columba church, when Rev. W. H. whose funeral took place from the ' of last week, a paper was read by Mist j While others are asleep. Xir.a Hill and current events by Mrs. I \ loving mother and father Bartlett preached a comforting ser-j j, OBle of his son at Rob Roy on Sun- mon to the bereaved. The palltearers ,j 3y Messrs. Ellwood Kinsman,! Mr and Mrs Rusae n Linton and this week to the were:- Jack Pearson, Albert Pearson, John babe are movmg McDonald, Hugh McDonald, Mr. Me- 1 Irwm res j dence south Cormack. Mi S s Mr. Neil Shortreed is visiting at^ .\- ormal school is spending the Easter Frseman. Will. Swanton. A goodly number o: There were no better, when they members were present and a very I were here, pleasant afternoon was spent. Lunch j For all of us they did their best. And God gave them Eternal rest. Sadly missed and lovingly re- week of Flesherton. was served by Mrs. Frank Taylor, Patricia Morgan of Toronto Mrs. Frank Davis and Mrs. Russell his home. A number of people are suffering with severe colds. Mr. W. G. Wat-j ' M j. 6 son is, we are glad to say. improving, but is still under the care of Dr. Milne. Mr. George Patterson, also has been very ill. Mrs. Meuser and daughter, Marg- aret, of Owen Sound spent Easter holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Archie McCuaig. vacation with her motier and brother Howard Daniels of We s ton ic holidays with Miss Carruthers. VANDELEUR A very successful Pot Luck supper and program was held in the churcn Ion Thursday evening, Mar^'i l~th, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tucker Joyce lmder ^ &uspkes Q{ -^ L .^, ^ and Betty, spent Easter with Mr. and ^ f jne Mrs. Thos. Tucker, Ebenezer. Mr. Charlie McKinnon, Toronto, spent the Easter holidays with his brother, Mr. Lachie McKinnon and sister, Mrs .Hector McLean. supper was served in the hn?e- ment. after which a good proerran was rendered upstairs. Mr. T. S. Cooper of Markdale was present with thp motion pictures showing a '.2 reel ilr. Wih'ord Grahan: and four child- ren of Markdale spent Good Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. I Graham. membered by their Family. IN MEMORIAM JAM'IESOX In loving memory of John H. Jamieson. who died at his The income tax is to be increased, home in Detroit, March 31st. 1930. Them as get pays. j Farewell, dear loved one. farewell. Everything that goes up must come! At most for a few fleeting years, down. There's not much doubt about For; soon with our "Lord we shall it. but before giving a forthright de-| cision for or against the law of gravi- tation we should like to have a talk ' Xo partings shall ever be known. dwell" And know neither sorrow or tears. v.-ith the tax collector. wr. rs r .. 'picture of the life of David Living.! Mr. Harold Ferguson of Saskat- * v ^ M *' <uple A irlican Church MAXWELL Rector, Rev. Maurice F. OMham. chewan spent 2 weeks with his uncle, f 1 " Af "' and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. F. McKinnon j t * restin f There of comic reels on the adventures On that happy, heavenly shore ;_ Those seated with "Christ on His Throne" Go out from His presence no more. Gone, but never forgotten. Wife. The Prince of Wales has paid a That and Di- splendid compliment to the press. EUGENIA The saow is disappearing rapidly in this locality. Maple syrup making is the subject of the day. !Mr. Robt. Purvis is spending a few davs in Toronto. ot Felix which caused much laughter. Mr. and Mrs. George Buchanan and Mr. Norman Genoe sang a couple of IT n n' Lord. trios. Rev. H. S. Warren acted as chairman and also gave a short ad- dress. i The sympathy of the entire com- munity ij extended to Mrs. Ran ' Hutchinscn in the death of her mother a way- Sunday school at 10 a.m. vine Service at 11 a.m. on Sunday,! April 10th. When splitting wood at "Ye shall keep my Sabbaths, and in Mount Forest Mr. Tommy ' ipUs reverence my Sanctuary, I am tht; had the misfortune to have his und Lev-iteins 19:30. will offset a great number of knocks. his home ; I lio cut through by a flying splinter. Mr. Lucas nas moved from Toronto Mr. Samuel MacDonald. teacher in Mrs. McConnell. who passed Toronto is spending his Easter vaca- at her home in Kimberley. tion at his home here. Mr and Mrs Elmer Warlin enter . Little Miss Margaret MacMillan f tained a number of ^ y ^ ng ^ Markdale is spending this week with f the neighbor hood in their home her cousin. Miss Dorothy Jamieson. Friday evening . of Mr. Jack Jamieson of Toronto, ac-' companied by Master Jack Lascelles, visited over Easter Sunday with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jamieson. Miss Evelyn Turner of Toronto nor- mal school is holidaying at her par- ental home. Don't forget the Pot Luck supper to be held in the basement of the United church en Wednesday even- irg, March 30. The L. O. L. are having a dance in their hall here on Friday night, April 1st. **-*> Mi-. Donald MacDonald has his building moved from the island to his home here. Mr. MacDonald believed that the longest way round was the safest way home. Mr. Russell Cameron. B.A., of To- ronto University and friend. Mr. Ken Groves (of Vancover) sixth year medi- cal student at the University, visited | BATES BURIAL CO'Y. ; 4 DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL SERVICE AT MODERATE COST ; t NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR THE USE OF OUR FUNERAL CHAPEL 122-124 AVENUE RD. J. W. BATES *' TORONTO PHONE: Nifht or Day KL 4344 Formerly of Flesherton R. MADDOCKS < over Easter with Reeve and Mr-.'" Clothes Pins 2c DOZ. Oat Meal 8 LBS. 25c CHEESE 15: PER LB. Jelly Powders 6 for 25c Ken Kennedy's For Groceries I'hone 37 TIP TOP COTHES ....x~M~x~x~:-:~X"X">X"X~:~:-:--:":-x-:~:-x-:":"> * DROP IX AXO SKF. THK XK\\ TIP TOPSl'RINY, SAMPI.F.S AT THIS STORE A Fire Range of All Wool Fabrics AT $24.00 *.***""*-"< "***********"**.**.*******%********.***%%*** Soap Chips 8c LB. 2 LBS. 15c vvv-j /;: vvvv Maccarori 2 LBS. 9c > Fig Bars 20c LB. -. > ! V Ginger Snaps 2 LBS. 25c ,'VVVVV. r from Friday. April 1st to Saturday, April 9lh BED OUTFITS Walnut finished Steel Bed S7.50 A good Spring $5.00 45 Ib. Mattress $6.00 Only one to a customer at this price ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL $14.35 Congoleum Rugs 1st grades only. Nice selection of patterns and colors 7Hx9, only $6.25 9x10 Mi $8.75 9x12, only $9.95 Rexoleum Rugs, 27x54, reg. 20c., Extra Spec- ial .. 13c each or 2 for 25c Odd Novelties, Etc. Solid Walnut Smoker, reg. $11.50, Special $8.00 Solid Walnut Special Desk, reg. $30.00, Very Special at $20.00 End Tables in solid walnut with book trough, reg. $6.25 for $5.00 Rugs AXMINSTER RUGS 27x54, regular f 4.00, for this sale only $2.98 Be sure and get one. Walnut Dining Room Suite Hade by the famous Reitzel Co. 9-piece Suite Buffet. China Cabinet. Table, 5 Chairs and Arm Chair rep. $170.00 during this eale week, only $130.00 Blinds Now is the time to get these iv.v blinds at real prices: all first class goods; no seconds. Coiv.c in and get our prices. SOLID Walnut Dressing Table REG. $33.00 ONLY $24.50 Walnut veneered bed looks like a million dollars only $18.50 Walnut finished Dressers, good size and clear mirrors, reg. $16.50 at a Special price of $13.25 20 per cent off Everything in the Store No Reserve Kitchen Cabinet In beautiful two-tone green duco- finish, bevelled mirror in door, regular $45.00. K;tchen Table, colored to match r-rular $12.50. - Windsor Chairs, also colored to match, rear, each $4.35. EXTRA SPECIAL PRICE on four pieces S54.00. YOU SAVE $12.20. OUR FREE OFFER WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF $10.00 AND OVER. DURING THE SALE. WE WILL GIVE FREE A BEAUTIFUL CARD TABLE, VALUED AT $2.50 i A REAL HANDY END TABLE. Furniture Dealer . J. BENNETT, Flesherton Funeral Director Marshall Mattresses By Special Permission for this sale only Special spring-filled Mattress, regular price $28.00, Special $21.00 Slepniaker spring-filled Mattress, regularly sold at *l'.i.50. Special $14.50 Simmons "Diiopsltfeii" spring-filled Mattress regular $2'.f.OO, Special $16.50 All the above are guaranteed for 5 years. Here is a 10 year Guaranteed spring-filled Mattress, reg. 25.00, only $22.00 Electric Lamps Walnut Junior Lamp, handsome silk shade, regular $1(5.00, Special at $11.00 BRIDGE LAMPS $4.00 and $7.5 Table Lamp, 14 in. shade, for only $6.50 Small Table Lamps, reg. $3.25, only $2.00 Odd shades at odd prices. Mattress Special All White large felt Mattress, reg. $12.50, only left $9.00 Other Mattresses at $5.50. $7.50, $10.0 We have a few extra special prices on springs.