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AVedncsdav, May 15, 1940 THE FLE.J.HERTON ADVANCE â- 1.-. â-  . Suggest ons For the Good Cook [HEW TOV CUTOUTS ON J CVERV PACKAGE I Sug:ar-Crisp CORN FLAK£S SUGAR CRISP FLAKES 3 ooxes for 23c SWANS DOWN CAKE FLOUR 28c ^ PROTON STATION e/>ft?ii^*^ CALUMET BAKING POWDER 2Sc {AiJ IAKIN< - * Robin Hood $3.00 Cream of West $3.00 & A. Co-operative Company, Ltd. FLESHERTON. Ontario LADY BANK The grand rain which fell Sunday warmed the air and will do much srood. Miss Mabel Warren, daughter of Mrs. Udell, accompanied by Mr. Stan She-well, Miss Isobel Shewell and Wra. Hurley, all of Owen Sound spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Udell. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Semple and son, Royden, visited recently wth friends at Kimberley. Mr. Wm. Sanderson is busy these days with his tractor, assisting the farmers with their seeding. MAXWELL D. Campbell, the optometrist, will be in Maxwell this Friday, 17th, from 1.30 to 4.30 p.m. Miss Ida Benson has taken a posi- tion near Collingwood. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Morrison and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Poole visited friends in Shelburne on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Ottewell vis- ited at the home of John Fenwick on Sunday. Mrs. Wilbert Poole is visiting her mother, Mrs. H. Down, in Flesherton. We have a suspicion Hitler made a mistake in not taking his Westwall with him when he went to attack Norway, BUCKINGHAM Mrs. Mary McMullen has returned home, having spent some time at the home of her iaugiiter, Mrs. ' Ross Smith, eighth line, Mr, Gilbert Essland had the mis- fortune to have several ribs broken while plowing. We hope they heal qui'kly, as this is not the most con^ venient time of the year for anyone on a fann to take an enforced holiday. Mr. Bruce Taylor spent a few days the past week in Toronto. Ws are glad to have Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Mitchell and family back after having spent the winter months in C<5lHngwood, A letter received from Perry Bow- ins of Rob Roy who (with Gordon Davidson) is firing on the S. S. Chem- ong, states that he likes sailing fine, so should still be able to stop the hot ones when another hockey season rolls around. Mrs. J. Shultz and son, Roy, of To- ronto and Mrs. Mary Noble and son, Vern, of Collingwood spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James. "When the grass turns green it says "GO" to the lawn mower. Watch your investments, because this is the sucker season. MEN'S ring Suits Now i« the time to select your new Spring Suit whether you want one made to your individual measure or ready to wear. We dan assure you satisfaction. Made-to-Measure Suits from $24.95 Ready-to-Wear Suits from $15.50 Come in and see our offerings â€" there is no obligation to purchase. MEN'S CAPS â-  MKX'S TROUSERS MEN'S OVERALLS MEN'S HATS MEN'S HOSIERY MEN'S UNDERWEAR MEN'S vSHIRTS MEN'S SWEATERS Reliable Footwear MEN'S WORK BOOTS MEN'S AND BOYS' OXFORDS LADIES' FINE SHOES CHILDREN'S FOOTWEAR Our assortment is larger than ever â€" particular attention has been paid to good wearing qualities, Styles and prices rigRt in every line F. H. W. HICKLING General Merchant FLESHERTON, Ont. The United Church W.M.S. (luilted a nice quilt for their bale at thi home of Mrs. McNulty last Wednes- day aftt'moon. The pretty gay (luili top was pieced by Mr.s. Vause of Dun- (lalk, while she was confined to her hn-d last winter and donated to tht- Proton Station W.M.S., of which shi' lias been a member for many years. The gift was much appreciated by the members. Mr. Thomas Wyville celebrated his SOth birthday anniversary on May 10 and is receiving the congratulations of hosts of friends. We hope he may be spared for many years yet. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Wyville, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cade of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Lonsway and ' Mr. John Montgomery of Dundalk were among Mr. Wyville's callere on hi.s birthday. Rev, H. Shaw, who has resigned the pastorate of the Pilgrim Holiness Church here, was, with Mrs, Shaw, made the recipients of a writing desk, kitchen chairs and a congoleum rug by members of his congregation and by neighboring friends, who re- gret to .see Mr. and Mrs. Shaw and family move from Proton Station. The United Church Sunday School was re-oi'ganized last Sunday with an attendance of 32. Mrs. Thos. Crawford of Allenford visited her brothers, Dever Bros., last week and was accompanied by Miss Eva Brigham, Mr?. Crawford has sold her general store ^t Allenford and has bought a home In Markdale. • Mrs. Gordon McKennet of Berkeley was a visitor at the Dever home. Mother's Day guests at Mr. and Mrs. R, G. Acheson's were: Mr. and Mrs. Christie Johnson of Shelburne, Mr. and Mrs. L. E, Nichols of St. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Alex, McLean of Toronto, Miss Maude Acheson of Primrose and Mrs, W. J, Dyson of Hamilton. Miss Ina Acheson spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs, Gordon Acheson, Mr. and Mrs. Elzer Park and family of Toronto and Mrs. W. J, Dyson of Hamilton spent Mother's Day with the former'.s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Park. Miss Annie Lockhart and Eveljm Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Howard and Mr. ,Small visited at the home of Mr. John Lockhart. Mr, and Mrs. Earl Stone and daugh- ter, Diana, of Toronto were guests of Mrs. Stone's parents, Rev, and Mrs. Shaw. Norval Shaw has gone to work at Victoria. Hugh Sims has gone to Toronto to drive a truck for Mr. Lloyd Acheson of the Acheson Lumber Co., Toronto. Mrs. Jack Lane of Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs. Irish. Mr. and Mrs, Angus McCannell were callers at the home of Post- master McCannell here. Mr, and Mrs. Emmett Jackson have rented Mr. Clark Wyville's house in the village. is for a good crop, Mr, and Mrs, Fred Graham and Loreen of Walkerton were visitors on Mother's Day with Mr. and Mrs, L. Belts and family ani Mrs. Badgerow. Mr, and Mrs. Chas, Newell spent the first of the week with Durham relatives. Some of the farmers in this com- munity finished seeding last week, Joe Hawkins and Frank Bett« were the first to finish, Mr, Clarence Williams of Eugenia is employe«l with Mr. Wm. Hawkins and sons for the sesding, Mrs, M, Badgerow visited recently with her daughter, Mrs. Stanley Campbell, at Eugenia. Special Mother's Day services were held in the church here Sunday after- noon and evening. Mrs. J.Ts. Linton of Wnreham visit- ed on Friday with her brother, Mr. Jim Russell, and family. CENTRE LINE We extend sincere sympathy to Mrs. Laurie Pedlar in her grief at the passing of her mother, Mrs. Chas, Winters. Monday morning and spring-like after the rain. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Lin- ton on the 5th of May were: Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Russell and daughter and husband of Wilder, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Russell of Rock Mills, Mr. Wm. Russell and Elva of Ware- ham and Mr, Jack Linton of Delhi, Mr, Robt, Osborne Is busy clipping .sheep in Flesherton vicinity, Mr, John Osborne spent the week end at his home here. Mrs, Gilbert Little, ^nie and Joe Little spent a day receJiUy with Mr, and Mrs. Russell Whit^K Saugeen Junction. Mr, Jack Linton of Delhi spent a week at his'lMme here, ' Mr. Stanley Little is very busy with his new tractor and discs helping the farmers with their seeding. Mrs. J. Linton and son, Fred, at- tended the sale hrld last week by Mr, Robt, Purvis, Eu.qrenia, The Russell family held a reunion nt the home of Mr. Wm. Russell at Warehani on Friday last. ORANGE VALLEY Mr. and Mrs. R, McClintock of To- ronto spent the week end with Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Hill. Mrs. Fred Brown returned home after spending a week with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. John Eagles spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eagles, Springhill. Mr. and Mrs, John Miller and fam- ily of Euphrasia visited recently with Ml' and Mrs. Alex. Miller and family. Mr.'i. Jos. Mitchell and daughter, Veil, of Toonto spent Sunday at the Littlcjohns homo. Mrs. McFadden visited i-ecently with her father and mother, Mr., spd Mrs. W. Cook, at Zion. ;," Mr. Ed. Embury of Green Banl^ visited at the MrFnddcn home. ROCK MILLS Tho V'Tpnt rains- arc doing nmoh c-iiod and cawping rapid ' growth.- Everything look» lovejy' anft Jsromise FEVERSHAM Miss Evelyn Hale, who is attending Collegiate in Collingwood, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hale. Mrs. Floyd Basset has returned to Toronto after spending the past week with her mother, Mrs. Martha McGirr. Mrs. McGirr returned to Toronto with her daughter for a short visit. Miss Anne Robinson spent a day in Toronto this past week. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Sammons and babe have moved to Dunchurch, where they expect to spend the summes. Misses Irma Smith and B. McQueen of Collingwood hospital, spent Friday in the village. Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Gould and fam- ily motored to Tottenham on Sunday. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Alexander over Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Colquette of Owen Sound and Mr. awid Mrs. Ivan Alexander of Creemore. We are sorry to report that John Robinson has been on the sick list. We hope for a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fadden of Toronto spent Sunday with relatives in the village. Mr. Chadwick of Toronto is spend- ing a few days with his daughter, Mrs. Tom Hughes, Mrs. Sarah Wright has been con- fined to her bed with pneumonia. We hope that she will be well again soon. Mrs. T. Monaghan was a visitor in the village over the week end. Mrs. John Sweeney and Mr. Mervin Moore of Toronto spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Moore. Miss Sophia Buckingham and Mrs. Janey Hawton of Collingwood were SUPERIOR STORES Specials on Groceries Good BULK TEA to clear at, per lb. 49c Red Rose KETA SALMON per tin 13c COOKING ONIONS No. 1 atâ€" 10 lbs. 25c Franco American SPAGHETTI by Campbells, 2 for 19 BOLOGNAâ€" well, it's real good per lb. ISc SIDE BACON by the piece only, per lb. 28c DUTCH SET ONIONS 2 lbs. for 25c DON'T FORGET TO GET YOUR COUPONS FROM US. WE WANT YOU TO WIN THE DRAW. We also will gfive coupons on all paid-up accounts Good Variety of MENS FINE SHOES and WORK BOOTS Give us a call. PHONE 37 C. J. KENNEDY WE DELIVER FIRE INSURANCE THAT FITS With us no fire insurance policy is just a policy â€" it nuwt give you all the protection against -fire loss you need in your own particular circumstances. H. W. KERNAHAN Flesherton, Ont REPRESENTING fi}iihimii!H.'n Writing selected ritkt in â€" Automobile, Fire, Plate Class, Burglary, Public Liability, and other general insurance; Head Office, Toronto. visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Faw- cett on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Eby and family of Owen Sound were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. G. Eby on Sunday. ^- A I IT' % EMPLOYEES Earn 22.7J Mor« than in 1929 This 22.7% increast in Mcnli^ {>er hour o| . Dominion Textilt giant tmglo^MS hu lifica made althoi^h stlUng pricn mn 16^c hw*rt Reduced raw material costs and ifflgxovtd manufacturing methods haye txadn tlM IflVECfl selling prices possible. f ^ The U.S. and Canadian textile Industries aif < bracketed by the Intcmadonal Labour Office at Geneva as gajring higher wages than those o£ any other countries. Ttxtiles emgloy 21% q£ all Canadian industrial workersâ€"one in eveij five. Hiey provide 1^% of Canada's total att industrial groductian. * Mah9ra of cotton yama and tubrtoa Dominion Textile Company Limited 93% Canadian owned