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â- J . J ®hje /ksl)Mjatt aittdtia^ .VOL. 57; NO. 15 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1937 VV. H THURSTON & SON, Proprietor* IN MEMORIAM WICKENS â€" In loving memory of a dear wife and mother, Lyda Wick- ens, who left this world on September 13th, 1935. Beautiful memories of one so dear, We cherish stili with love sincere; A day that comes with sad regret. And one that we will ne'er forget. â€" Husband, Daughters and Son. Conservative Meeting fT. D. Bell, Toronto, will address a meeting in the town hall, Flesherton, on Saturday evening of this week in the interests of Dr. Brad. Jamieson, Liberal-Conservativ candidate. Dr. Jamieson and others will also address the meeting. Everj-body welcome. It is computed that one inch of rainfall represents 113 tons of water for an acre of land. WHITEâ€" LITTLE A quiet but pretty wedding was solemnized at the United Church par- sonage, Maxwell, on Saturday, Sep- tember 11th, at high noon, with Rev. S. Elliott officiating, when Eveljni Bernice, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Little, Proton, became the bride of Elvin Russell WTiite, eld- est son of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. White of Proton. The bride looked lovely in naonet blue chiffon dress with matching ac- cessories. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, where a dainty wedd- ing dinner was sei-ved, the dining room being decorated with pink and white streamers and white bells. After the reception the bridal couple left on a motor trip to Toronto- Niagara and Windsor, the bride Moved to Toronto Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Robertson left the fii-st of the week for their new home in Toronto, after disposing of their property in Flesherton to Mrs. C. R. Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Robert- son have been residents of Flesher- ton for the past nine years and were highly regarded by a host of friends. They were first class citizens, eager to assist in any good cause and the village is sorry to lose them. Best wishes follow them to their new home with the hope that Mr. Robertson's haalth will greatly improve. .It MIGHt BE VOL': -Take a good "look" at the picture on page four â€" it's a verbal one, but it travelling in black with white access- I tells the story just the same. Even ories. Mr. and Mrs. WTiite will reside though you won't like it, still it is on the Junction groom's farm at Saugeen ♦ ♦♦«*♦♦♦♦♦♦â- >â- >♦♦♦' > ♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦<'>»♦ *» ♦»«♦#•*» :: SHREDDED WHEAT SUPERIOR STORES SPECIALS ARE CASH ONLY 2 tor 23c : : : : REAL GOOD BL'LK TEA per lb. 43c - : : BEE HiMi: corn syre'p 2 ib. tin 17c : : : : 2 nlc^s. BRAX flakes 25c 8 model airplanes tree '- ^ - PEAXLn^ HITTER, larcre size 23fl â- â€¢ * HANDY AMMONIA, per pkij f ' PEIACHES have advance; buy now while _ the quaJity is good. I \ Fresh and Cured Meats, all electrically ref rigeratd C. J.KENNEDY :: Phone 37 We Deliver something you must face if Ontario's annual highway slaughter is to be stamped out. It is a gruesome picture â€" and one that happens every day on our streets and highways. This accident occur- red because the driver was careless. He died â€" his face a grotesque cari- cature with his skull split open like a cocoanut, his chest a gaping hole where he had been stabbed by the jagged steering column. His wife was less fortunate â€" she lived Local Schools Will | Open September 27 1 Dr. J. E. Milne, M.O.H. for Flesher- ton aiul Artemesia township, has an- nounced that Flesherton schools will remain closed until Monday, Septem- ber 27th, if no further outbreak of infantile paralysis occur. There have not been any new cases for a week and a half. It appears that Ihe epi- demic i;i this locality has been suc- cessfully combatted, but the parents are still urged to observe the same caution as in the past few weeks. Wonderful Sympathy During the past week the people of this entire district have shown in no uncertain manner the sympathy which they feel for Mrs. C. R. Wood in the arreat trouble she has experienced this summer. Canvassers went around and about $;500 in cash was collected, oesides a quantity of household nt- •essities for her new home to which <he moved on Monday. It was a wonderful practical display of sym- ,)alhy that is a credit to the humani- arian impulses of our citizens. Lois Wood still remains in the Hospital for Sick Children and is bright and cheery despite the paralysis in both THE FUNERAL CHAPEL A (fagnitied. personal funeral service. Available In all pans uf Toronto and suburbs it prices to salt tlie income of every family. ^ates Se iHabborks IBurtal Co. | FOR.MKHLT BATES BtTHIAL CO, ' Fred Maddocks Richard Maddocks. Mgr. KI. 4344-3436 124 AVENUE aOAJ> ONE BLOCK SOUTH OP DAVENPOBT BOAD Letter of Appreciation i>ne job that the machine age ha.sn't talsi'n from man is that of ringing that city belle. But every time she looks into j legs and arms and her chest • she wishes she had died, too. . was able to be out of bed fo *4ff****** * ***** * **** * *** *** **** ** *- t - * *** * ******' t ***** a mirror .Modern plastic surgery can perform |on Saturday niiracles but it has its limitations. When she looks at herself U\ the mirror with the eye that isn't glass she still shudders, even though the accident occurred three long years ago. Their five-year-old daughter lived. too. But she doesn't realize it. Her skull was fractured and her brain in- jured. It's much more difficult to rebuild a brain than a face. Don't say it can't happen to you â€" because it can and you know it! To- rl:iy's headlines of dead, dying and injured people may be telling a story about you in tomorrow's papers. But vol can help to protect yourself. How"' Demand .sane and careful driving from every motori.st. Report those you see driving dangerously. And more important â€" drive sanely and carefully yourself. and there will be no per- manent disability from his illness It is with a very grateful heart that | I desire, through the medium of The j .Advance, to express to all. my sincere appreciation for the wonderful way i I have been remembered, during my j recent sorrow and present trouble. Please accept my many thanks for | La Verne all the generous gifts that have been i or the first showered upon me, and my family. Ver\' sincerely. "â€" ZELL.\ WOOD I ♦5mJ»****J^**»4Jm>***J»^Jm*^^ Special Display and Sale I'adies' Winter Coats Friday, September 17 A vvonderful offering of the newest authentic styles for Falljand Winter Special Values $14.95 Jq $24.^5 New Fall Hats New Fall Dresses v $1.98 to $2.98 $3.98 to $12.95 ..' ' r. â-  FULL BLOUSES AND SKIRTS Display and Sile by Wray's Ladies' Wear, Owen Sound Monarch Yarns HCME LEFT STOVELESS IN THE Jl NK-Hl NTING G.VMe CONSERVATIVE MKETING .â- \ meetins: of those interested in tho Liberal-Conservative party of Ontario will be held in the t»wij hall, Flesher- ton on Thursday eveninsr for ni'j:ani- zation purposes. .\'l welcome. Stories are being unfolded in Walk- erton in respect to a community cam- paign which closed a few days ago and in which one of the features was the granting of votes for junk turned ', .^â€"â€"^^^â€" in. Most humorous of all the episodes ' What with wars and typhoons, life is. the one tellinj: of a son. in the ab- 1 along the China coast is a bit hazard- -;ence of other members of the family, j ous these days. t T T ?â-  t t t ? ? ? ? t T ? T t t t Y f t T V ♦ t selling the kitchen stove of the dom- icile which was daily doing service -n the cooking of meals. .\ motor truck was broujrht to the home 'Jud the stove loaded thereon and taken to the community junkpile. Other mem bers of the household returned at meal time, only to find the kitchen range gone with the pipes duielirsr from the ceiling The father, how- I'ver, grew suspicious of its po.-;sibl â-  whereabouts and, visiting the junkpile, found the uiice-efficient cooking appli- ance lyjng in remnants on the h.?ip. Perhaps you already know thisâ€" ^ the word "reliKion" dill's not appear in the Old Testament. That LIVE STOCK OF YOlRs IS WORTH RE.\L MONEY TQ YOU It is false economy to allow your live stock to be loaded on a truck and to be sold any place where there is just one buyer to bid on it. Help L's in Our Work For You and thus I PHOLD LIVESTOCK PRICES Have your stock sold in compe- tition by salesmen of long ex- perience who are well able to cope with equally shrewd buyers Try us with your next shipment. Dunn & Levack Establisrud ISl*:! I'nion Stock Yards LTD. TORONTO ADDITIONAL LOCALS Mrs. ,J. Cargoe is in Toronto. She attendi'd the marriatre of h«r eldest daughter, Loreen. to Mr. Harry Herb- ert on Saturday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Thurston and IVll. accompanied by Mrs. T. Brady. visited the formers' daughter. Mrs. Shaw, at Lions Head last week. The bass fishing was not very good. .A. number from Kimberley motored to Harkaway last week to hear Rev. Donald SiiK^air of Hepworth, who is holding evangelistic meetings in his tent there. He w-as in Kimberley for over three weeks and during that time much good was acconipli.Jhed. His work i.s undenominational and for that reason received the support of man.v members of Kimberley church. We expect too much of our politic- ians, an exchange wisely remarks. We I'xpect them to be batter than ourselves. ♦ * 1 r . n .. i .. | .. H i. | i i n ..> n | ii| ; | , ^ .. ^ . ^ â- ^i ^ â- â-  n â-  • â-  • < > â-  > â-  • >â-  <> '> <> < « â-  â-  â-  ' <> â-  • â-  • «• â-  > â-  • â-  • â-  > I < Fall Days Arc Here Again . . AND YOU WILL NEED- STOVE PIPES, ELBOWS, DAiMPERS, STOVE BOARDS, RANGES and HEA-^ERS HUNTING NEEDS ^U1: :1c and Double Harrol S1iot Cams, ami Remington 22 calibre Rifles slide-action 22 Rifles. Shot Ciin Shell \nnminititi!> > •> W'inchetcr, Sav- : also Ivnnvnino- md Roof Coating. Roofing. Building Paper, Cement. Axes, Saws, Hammers. Aug«r Bits. Flashlights & Batteries Frank W. Duncan Phone 54 FLESHERTON ♦ ^^ » ^^^ ^ ^^â-  ^ ^^ l ^â-  ^ ^ ^ â-  ^ â-  ^ â-  ^ . ^ â-  ^ â-  ^ ^l^l. ^ ^.â-  ^ . ^ â-  ^ . » â-  ^ â-  â-  ^ ^.^â- â-  l ., ^ â-  ^ ., j , , } .,;â-  .;, ; ,.i.. i .. fr 4.4>,;.^* THIS IS MONARCH YARN WEtK During this week a Tap« Line wtll be given free of chargje to every of Monarch Yarn. The fall knitting: season is just startin.y and you your selection of styles and patterns from Books on our counters. purchaser can make the Monarch Knitting Instruction MONARCH DOVE \ MONARCH TWEED MONARCH ANDALUSIAN A Full Range of Colors Specially Priced , - ''-s^y--^%:'- I T t T T t ? t T I R,H. W. HICKLiNG Priceville Store News Men's, Boys' Fall Clothing \\ e have been receiving- our Kail and Winter socks of Men's and Boys' Un- derwear, Overalls and Trousers. Shoes anl Rubbers. These were boug-ht pri^ir to advanced i^rices and you will Find oin- prices compare favorably with any. EATRA SPECIAL â€" CHINA WARE Just as a 5pecial we are offerings .x 37-piece set of open-stock Dinner Ware green lined on cream for $2.95 White Cu])s and Saucers in firs* class quality at, per dozen 90c 2 Lovelv Bowls for 25c Blankets, Yarns, Flannelette liuy your woollen and flannelette blankets and flannelettes now. These will be hig-her when our present stock is exhausted. ^ We have a good stock of all kinds of Knittingr Y«irns. including Monarch Dove. .Sweater Yarns and S(X^k and Sock and Mitt Yarns. GROCERIES, FLOUR & FEED W e carrv the following stock of flour at all times. Puritv Flour, RobinHood Flour. Cream of the West Flour, Buy- a-Sac h1our. and Cream of Roses. Clean, fesh stock of Groceries at the lowest iirices possible. FRED G. KARSTEDT, Priceville m