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WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 21. Wtl THE FLESIIERTON ADVANCE Christmas 1932 I rhristmas time provideB one of those rare moments in life u'hun wi> foi'Kct the rush and cares of business and (five thought to the more worth-while things of life. It is a time when we feel tolerant toward the entire worhl and (leeiily jtratefui for the happiness and friendships with [ which we have been surrounded. It inspires us to franltly | express our gratitude for all of these fine thnigs. ; As your friendship and patronage have generously contrib- > uted to our happiness ami welfare, we want you to know that ! our thoughts at this time are of you. We wish you an abundance of good health, prosperity and happiness for the New Year. F. PINDER, Flesherton QUALITY HRINGS PRICE "In spite of the usual heavy De- cember marketings, at the Union Stock Yards, choice cattle are still bringing a favorable jirico margin,' commented Garnet H. Duncan, live stock investigator, Ontario Marketing Board. "This should serve as a remindei to producers that (juality is a very definite factor in any orderly scheme < of marketing. Forced liiluidation for tax payment, is one reason foi the market being flooded with stock of both choice and indifferent quality, at certain periods of the year. If this is so. I would say that a remedy migh* be affected by means of co- operation between the producer and his local municipal authorities." Read The Advance advertisements. Christmas Gifts AT RICHARDSON'S Toilet Articles Leather Goods Writing Papers Correspondence Cards Papetries Books Candies, Nuts and Chocolates Perfumes Toys Dolls Christmas Decorations C. N. Richardson Kimberley Show Th<' Kimberley Poultry Association held their annual show on Wednes('ay and Thursday of ItKst week, but owing to the storm many from u dislanc* were unable to show their birds, and the exhibit was therefore small. W. H. Thurston of Flesherton received a fine silver cup as the prize for the best bird in the show, his Jersey Black Giant cock winning the award. Mr Wni. Billings of St. Mary's was the judge for the show. He judged the Leghorn classes at the Royal Winter Fair. Following are the prize win- ners: White Rucks â€" 1st and 2nd cock, Isl hen, 1st and 2nd cockerel, 1st and 2nQ pullet, old pen and 1st young per were awarded to F. J. Weber. Jersey Black Giant â€" 1st cock, W H. Thurston, 2nd cock, Mrs. I. Schei!; 1st and 2nd cockerel, Mrs. I. Scheli; 1st hen, Mrs. Scheli, 2nd hen, W. li Thurston; 1st and 2nd pullet, Mrs. 1 Scheli, 3rd pullet F. Jj, Weber. S. C. White Leghorns â€" 1st cock 1st and 2nd hen, 1st pullet, to John Abercrombie. S. C. Brown Leghorns â€" 1st and 2n(i hen, Arnold Lawrence. Blue Andalusians â€" 1st hen, .Saul Fawcett. Silver Cam pines â€" 1st and 2nd hen S. Fawcett. Fan Tail Pigeons â€" Isl cock, Is! hen, 1st cockerel, 1st pullet, Mrs. I Scheli. Pearl Guineas â€" 1st cock and hen. Milton Hutchinson. S. C. Anconas â€" 1st and 2nd hcrt Milton Hutchinson, Barred Rocks, Bred-to-lay â€" Isl hen, Arnold Lawrence, 2nd hen, Wm Haines; 1st cockerel, F. J. Weber, 2n(! cockerel, .Wm. Haines; pullet, F. J Weber, Wm. Haines; old pen, Wm Haines: young pen, F. J. Weber, Wm Haine.s. Toulouse Goese â€" Gandei-, goose young gander and young goose Mrs L Scheli. I'O.Sr OFFICE NOTICE FOR CHRISTMAS On Saturday night, December 24th, the office will be open for one hour on arrival of the night train. On Sunday. December 25, the lobby In j the office will be open all day from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. On Monday, Dee. 2Gth, the office will be open for one hour after noon mails are sorted. â€" W. W. TRIMBLE, Postmaster IWIWIIi ill The stores in Flesherton are open every evening this week. (THW RTORB WITH BERYiai F. T. HILL&CO.,Ltd. CHAIN STORES Markdale, Ontario OUR BUYING POWER SATES YOU A LOT OF MONBT Only 3 Shopping Days till Christmas LADIES' HOSE \\ r liavi- tile hose she liki's in any size or .sliadcs in Siipt'isilk. .\llcn A .'ind W'el- (Ircst makes. I 'rices from 79c to Ji^l.95 a pair. TOWELS, 69c a pair .\ luavy wcij^iit towel in attractive tie sij.Cns. (»9c a pair. TOWELS, 49c a pair ll<Tc' is a real special in either fjnen Muck or 'I'mkish 'I'owels. 49c a pair. LADIES' HOUSE SLIPPERS, 49c a pi. Here yon arc. .\ real ^^ood Slipper at a new low price. 49c a pair. MEN'S LINED GLOVES, 98c a pair 1 lerc yon ar«- M.en. A real warm win ter (ilove. 98c a pair. LADIES' UNDERWEAR A special Christmas Sale of Vests and lllucjniers in non-rnn cloth. .Ml sizes and shades. Special Sale 4''c each. MEN'S TIES We have them here in all the newest jKitterns in I'aille cloth, etc., i»riced I'rom V)(. (., «| /H) eai-h, , . ITALIAN SILK BEDSPREADS $5.75 Mere is a real spread in all new pat- terns. Si)ecially priced at i?5.75 each. LADIES' WOOL SCARVES $L39 each Here is an attractive new Scarf in all the elast color comhinatiuns. $1.39 each. THE NEW SHADOW CREPE HOSE The Siii)ersilk Hosiery Co's new crea lion in all the newest shades. $1.50 a i)air. LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS All attractive i)atterns in jii^ood ([nality merchandise. Special 4 for 25c. MEN'S SHIRTS. $1.00 each In heavy (inality I'roaddoth. All the wanted shades and sizes. $1.00 each. MF.N'S SHIRTS, 69c each Here is a real Shirt for little money. All sizes in collar attached styles. 69c. BUY XMAS GROCERIES NOW New Peels, 25c a Ih. \'alencia Raisins, 2 Ihs. 25c. Cnrrants, 2 lbs. -'.=^c. Kaisins. 2 Ihs. 2^c. 1 hnshel hand picked I'eans .$1.J5 llKJ Ihs. Kevnote I'lonr, 5 Ihs. I'arina and \'hox Vcast for $2.19 Mrs. McKinnon is visiting with her son, Gordon, in Toronto. Mr. Fred (Jorrell of Owen .Sound was in town on Monday. Mr. VVes. Armstrong spent the past week in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McTavish ant! Miss Elda Karstedt were in Toronto on Mcnday. -Mr. and .Mrs. Hoyden McDonald are taking up residence in Dr. Murray's apartment. Miss Jean Uewar Is leaving on Thursday to spend Christmas at her home in Halifax, N. S. A fine concert and dance is being held in the new Fraternity Hall on Christma.s night, December 26th. A fine large Christmas tree on the market square is beautifully decorat- ed with colored lights and helps to diffuse the Christmas spirit. A dance will be held at Eug^enia on Monday, December 26, under L.O.L. auspices. Admission 25c, ladies with luncheon free. The kiddies of th.e public school are holding a concert Thursday afternoon, to which those who arc interested are invited to attend. Th;; Springhill Christmas enter- tainment will be held in the school Thursday evening:, December 22, at 8 p.m. Admission 10c. Now is the time to do your last minute Christmas shopping and you will find the stores in Flesherton well supplied with suitable gifts at prices to fit your pocketbook. Heavy storms visited us on Wed- nesday ar'd Thursday of last week and many roads were blocked. The provincial snow plow came north on Friday and opened Highway 10, re- turninij on Saturday. The town.«hip of Osprcy is not gett- ing along very well with the collec- tion of taxes. On Dec. 15 only one- third of the taxes had been paid. At that date Artemesia had collected 60 per cent. The United ci'.urch decoration on .Sunday included a handsome Easter lily, contributed by Mrs. Frank Thurs- ton. It is unusual for an Easter lily to bloom at Christmas time, and thi? quite as appropriate as it would be for Easter. Dr. R. H. Henderson of Toronto, on account of ill-health, on the advice of his physician has been forced to retire from business for a period of six months. After thirty-five stren- uous years of dental practice, twonty- five of which he has specialized in Exodontia (extraction of teeth) the many friends of the doctor in the villa.c-o and vicinity will regret to learn of his indisposition, but hope that a six months' rest may restore him to his usual health. The exercises in St. John's Sabbath school took an unusual turn last Sun- day when views were shown on the canvas of our missionary work in Dondi and Angola, .West .'Vfrica. A picture of David Livingstone the Krcat missionary and explorer of .\frica was shown, whose heart was buried in Africa, but whose body lies in Westminihter Abbey, having been carried hundreds of miles to the cost by some of his faithful converts. Dr Murray manipulated the lantern and Mt^. Murray told the story. It was all very ir.tercstinp. A Hungry Fish The Sault Star is in the habit of rolatinjir some remarkable stories ol rishinjj and hunting expcrien;es, but we have scon nothing from the pen ol Bro. Curran that can outyarn thi following incident related to us re ccntly. The alTair occurred on thi Lake of the Woods last August and is vouche<l for by a resident of Chicagc whose word we liave no if.tsori ti doubt. It was a bright sunshiny afternoor when a party of gentlemen were troll- 'ng on the lake. It was ncaring sun- down when one of the party, who wcie glasses, was leaning over the l)ow of the boat. The sun had evid- ently focused on his glasses, making a blight spot, which a large fish de- cided was something good to cat Juniping out of the water it grabbed the (glasses, at the same time spla.sh ing a de!uge of water over the fisher- man. A moment afterwards there was a tug at the troll and the big fish was brought alongside, but man- aged to pull loose. However, the troll had caught the glasses in the fish's ((ullet and were recovered! Snow shovelKng is a favorite pas- time this week. Mr. Herbert Corbett, Proton, is I'ics. of the Ont. Trustee and Kate- payers Association, attended a meet- ing of the llclloville District hehl in Brighton last wvek and also an organ- ization meeting of a Coimty B'<socia tion in Sydenham of the County of Front er«ac. A NEW CHEVROLET SIX *MADE TO ORDER FOR CANADIANS ii'/th Fisher NO-DRAFT Ventilation System For months, Chevrolet and General Motors asked auto- mobile owners â€" "Wh.ic do you want in your next car?" For months, our engineers planned, improved and tested â€" with the results of this Canada-v,-idc survey to guide them. Tomorrow, wc invite you to get full details of the new 193 3 Chevrolet Si.'c â€" ^Made to Order for Cana- dians â€" styled, po"?rc.l .-nd priced to be first choice among low-priced cars! It's the most exciting Six i-i C'ncvroiet history â€" with the most revolutionary development since the closed body â€" Fisher NO-DRAFT Ventilation, individually controlled. What Other NEW FEATURES? New " Air-Stream" Stylh:g . . . Anti-Splash Venders . . . Linger, Lower Fisher Bodies . . . More Harsepower . . . Cushion-Balanced 6-cyliridcr Engine . . . Shatter- proof Windshield . . . Silent Second Syncro-Mesh . . . "Startcrator" Simplified Starting . . . New Octane Selector . . . Eien Greater Economy. C-2E ON DISPLAY SOON AT OUR SHOWROOMS D.McTavIsh & Son FLESHERTON. Ont Small Advts. BARLEY WANTED â€" ,50 bushels Lost or Strayed LOST â€" Large female hound, black and white with tan head.â€" Fred Vc- Mullen, Flesherton. LOST â€" Female hound, black and tan with white breast.â€" Leslie Chard, phone 42r2, Flesherton. For Sale FOR SALE â€" 1932 Electric Philcc Radio, 7 tubes, used only 8 months. Real bargain. â€" George Johnson, phone 75rll. FOR SALE â€" Star skates and boots, in good ieondition, 7,^4 sizt boot. Sec them at The Advance of- fice. FOR SALE â€" Spri:i\jcr cow for sale, 4 years old, due Do;. ember 2tt.h. Apply toiWm. Mather, R. K 1, Prioe- ville. WANTED â€" Jersey cow (or part Jer.^ey) fresh or due to freshen soon. - Win. McBride, C. P. R. Station, Priceville. W.WTED â€" Any quantity of good dry hard wood or on exchange foi furniture and bedding. Come in and make a deal.â€" E. J. Bennett, phone 78. clean barley wanted. â€" Chris Thomp- son, Flesherton. NOTICE â€" Hunting, trapping or trespassing on lots 176, 177 and 178, 1st range W.T. & S.R., Artemesia, strictly forbidden.â€" T. J. Stinson, R. R. :!, Proton Station. BOAR FOR SERVICE .1 Yorkshire Boar for service. Tenn( $1.00. â€" John Oliver, O.D.R., Art» mesia. BOAR FOR SERVICE | Registered Yorkshirt Boar for set- vice by Flesherton Bacon Hog Clul>, the property of the OnUrio Depart^ ment of Agriculture. -C. STEWART, Caretaker. BUSINESS CARDS I â-  I GEO. E. DUNCAN ni'NDALK LICENSED AlCTIONEER For the County of Grey. Term* I per cent. Satisfaction guaranteed Dates made at the Advance offic«. ' Prince Arthur Lodge. 838, A. F. 41 A. M. meets in the masonic Hall ovej Kennedy's store, Flesherton every Frl« day on or before the full moon. W. M., Geo. Long, Sr.; Secretary, H. Jli, McCuley. .;;,-. ^.i^a..i:,-.i^;:i.::tl - '< V