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>jr V â- r *- -Ji THE FLBSHERTON ADVANCE Wednesday, July 11, 1945 i'll A while back, many motorists wondered about new synthetic tires. Were they dependable? Would they give good mileage? The answer is "yes" if they are Dominion Royal. Neverwasany tire engineered so perfectly to get the best performance out of synthetic rubber. If you are eligible for new tires we recommend Dominion Royal. DOMINION GEORGE SLED Fevenham Phone Fevenham 22rl3 COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE CEYLON ^ There will not be any service held in tiie United Ohxiroh, Ceylon on iShmdJay, July I5th. Rev. Penman would appreciate a good atten<iance •t the service the folloiwdng Sundiay at the usual hour, 8 p.m. iMr Stewart Muir aipent last week •nd with friends in London. Mr. and Mrs. Boy Gibson of lak- Tille were recent viators with Mrs. John Gibson. Mrs. Barl Maycook and daughter, Harion of Dundalk visited' last Fri- day with Mrs. C. Arcbibald. Mr. Harry Huston, Archie and Petet of London, and Marion Mc- Leod' of Oshawa spent last week end At the home of Mr. Peter Muir, Ar- chie and Peter Huston are remain- ing for the holidays. Mr. Art Porter, Snelgrove, Miss Oertrud* Barker, Toronto, Mrs. Don Porter and s.on, Bryan, Flesherton, ispent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. S. McDermid. iSeveral from the village attended the presentation in the Fraternal Hall, Flesherton, last Wednesday for Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Snell and re- port a pleasant time. Mrs. Luther Duckett returned last Friday after visiting friends at Cree- more. Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Whitehead spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Stan. Cemahan and Mr. Cema- han of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Young and son, John, Creemore were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. L. Duckett. Recent visitors with Mr. P. Muir and family were, Mr. and Mrs. Cole- man and Kate Coleman, Thorribury; also Mr. and Mrs. Melville MoGowan, Thornbury. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ottewell, Mon- treal, are visiting the latter's sister, Mrs. Geo. Cairns and Mr. Cairns. Miss Ileen Stafford is assisting in A MORE PICKLES â€" but don't risk wasting precious food and sugar by spoilage through the use of inferior vinegar. Use Canada Vinegar â€" the vinegar your Mother used â€" always uniform high quality and strength. It has been the leader in Ontario for over 80 years. On sale at all grocers. Send for FREE Pickling Recipe Booklet to Cana- da Vinegars Linuted, 112 Duke Street, Toronto. CANADA Vinegars Paiteuxizea the home of Mar. and Mrs. Ken Stew- art. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stafford were, Pte. Clifford Rowibottom of Durham, Mr. and Mrs. Kelteitbome and family of Wellsley; Miss Minerva Stafford of Wellsley and Mr. W. MoWhinney of Gravenhurat. Mr and Mrs. Isaac Snell and Mrs. G. Snell spent Sunday with Weston friends. Mrs. G. Snell remained for a longer visit. Miss Frances CoUinson, Toronto, is holidaying at the parental home. L.A.C. Miac Duncan, Brantford, and Mrs. Duncan of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Collinson and Mr. Thos. Collins of Brantford visited last week end with Mr. and Mrs. F, ColHnson. Miss Sandra Jaynes sipent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mar- shall and returned on Monday with her mother, Mrs. G. Jaynes who vis- ited her sister, the first of the week. Mr and Mrs. Hogarth and daugh- ter and two grand children of Osha- wa were recent visitors with Miss M. Hemphill and Mr. S. Hemphill and Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Hogarth. Mrs. Wm. Cairns and son, Howard Keith have returned home from Markdale hosipital. The Ladies Aid held their regular meeting the last Thursday in June at the home of Mrs. Percy Hunt and last Thursday evening held a bazaar at the home of Mrs, Douglas Reid. PRICEVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hardy and Shir- ley and Mrs. Hardy of Swinton Park visited Sunday at the home of Mr. Phillip Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Haw and Mrs. Elizabeth Haw of Bramipton vis- ited Thursday evening ot the home of Mr. Jim Sturrook. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hincks, Eric and Ken spent Sunday with friends at Ohatsworth. Pte. Murray McMillan of New- foundland and his wife are holiday- ing with friends here. Mr. and Mrs-. Gordon McLeod and Keith, Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sturrock spent Friday in Owen Sound. Mrs. Park, Hanover, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mather. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Mohan of Tor- onto sipent a few days with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. MacVicar. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Hincks and Mar- ilyn, Misses Jean and Almeda Hincks who are enjoying a month's vacation from Dixonville spent a week visit- ing at Wyoming at the home of Mr. C. E. Hincks and their sister, at At- wood. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sturrock and Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hincks, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McLeod and Keith spent Saturday night at the home of Mr. Bill MioKedhnie. VICTORIA CORNERS STEPHEN'S CORNERS Miss Shirley Cairns of Eugenia is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Porteous. Mrs. Jack Steiphen spent the week end with friends at Collingwood. Miss Lillian Magee of Toronto visited a couiple of days with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Porteous. Miss Edith Lougheed of Bramipton visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. John Lougheed and family. Miss Mable Fenwick of G. and M. Hospital, Collingwood, has returned to her duties there after visiting at home for the past three weeks. The War Workers met on July 4th at the home of Mrs. Cecil Hayes. A letter of thanks for cigarettes was read from Guy Pallister. A quilt was quilted during the afternoon. We de- cided to pack boxes for the boys overseas, and these will be packed at the next meeting on July 16 in the evening at the home of Mrs. Joe Poi-teous. Maxine McCannell, daughter of Mr. and Mr?. Dan McCannell, Pro- ton Station, has received a violin from German.v. It was in perfect condition when it arrived and was sent Maxine by her uncle, Rfn. Russell fliaw. ST. AflDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH PRICEVILLE WUUam D. Halliwell, Mini iter SERVICE OP WORSHIP Sundays 11:00 ajn. Sunday School: 12:16 p.m. Suibject: "The Connnoniweath ot GodI" "O COME LET US WORSHIP" (Intended fop Last Week) The Y.P.S. held a weiner roast on Tuesday night along the river bank Baseball was also enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lawrence of Durham were recent guests at Mr H. Tucker's. Mrs. Ralph Pedan and' daughter of Guelph are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sims. Mr. and Mra. Alex MieLean and son and Mr. Innia McLean, Toronto, are guests with their parents. Mr. and I/Ins. Caleb Marshall, Tor- ont, spent the week end at Mr. H. R. McLean's. Mrs. G. Whyte is assisting Mr. F. G. Karstedt in the store. Mr. and Mrs. Hector McLean, with Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hinobs and Ken- neth spent Thursday with friends at Fergus. , Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Nichol and family sipent Saturday at London and were accomjpanied home by Mrs. E. Bennett, for a two-week vacation with friend's here. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Nichol, Ot- tawa, are holidaying with their par- ents and friends. The body of Mrs. 0. Konold, who passed away on Friday at Woodstock was taken to the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Alex Stonehouse where the funeral is being held today (Mon- day ) from the home of her daughter, day). Two daughters survive, Mrs. John Stonehouse, Collingwood and Mrs. Alex Stonehouse, Lavina, of Priceville. Miss Margaret Mc.A.rthur, Toron- to spent over the holiday at her mother's. Mr. and Mrs, J. A. MacCuaig, Mrs. McPherson and Miss Ada McLean, Mr. Hector McDonald, Durham, Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Leith, Mr. and Mrs. William Leith and Margaret, Dromore, attended the annivei-sary services on Sunday and visited with friends_ Mrs. Marie Watson and daughter, Lulubell, Toronto, were week end vis- itors at Mr D. L. McArthur's. Mr. Neil McLean and sister. Al- ma, Toronto, are spending two weeks' holidays at their mother's, Mr. and Mrs. Donni* McLean were also visitors over the week end. Mr. and Mi-s. Jim Sturrock and Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Whittak- er, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hincks, Tor- onto were recent visitors at A. L. Hincks. THE LATE MRS. McMEBKIN The funeral of the late Mrs. Mc- Meekin was held Tuesday afternoon in St. Andrew's Presbyterian hurch and was very largely attended by friends and neighbors who came to pay their last tribute of respect to on© who was so well kno^vn and highly respected by all who knew her. She was of a kind and cheer- ful disposition and a friend of young and old. Her passing has ca.st a sad gloom over this community. Mr. Halliwell, minister, had charge of the service and dolivet'ed a fine sermon from St. John, 14. The hymns were "What a Friend We Have in Je.sue" and "Abide With Me", K life made beautiful by kindly deeds A life well lived for others needs. To this beautiful life there came an end She died as she had lived, every one's friend. The pall bearers were Martin Me- pham. Jack Mepham, Charlie Meph- am, Alf. Bobson, Frank McPhail, Percy Stonehouse, Alex Stonehouse and Blmer Harriaon'. The flower bearers were George Fisher, Cecil Fawtett, I. B. Whit- taker, Emerson Beaton, Jim^ Stur- rock, Ken Hill, C. k. McLean, John Mr. and Mrs. Art Jackson motored to Toronto on Friday to meet their eldest son. Lance Sergeant Haiiold Jackson, who arrived there on Satur- day morning from overseas. Dominion Day week end sa,w many guests in the homes as Mr. and Mrs. Kingsley Gallagher, Toronto and Miss Raye Smith, Neustadt, vis- ited with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Gallagher; Mr. and Mrs, George MacGregor, Wayne and Maureen with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Batchelcr; .\Ir. and Mrs. Nelson Copeland, Kenneth and Jiramie, Miss Jean Copeland, Toronto, Miss Ruby Copeland, Etobicoke, at, Jas. Cope- land's; Mrs. Archie McTaggart, Brampton, with her brothers and sis- ters, here; Miss Ruth Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bouring and little son, John, Toronto, with Mrs. J. H. Richardson and Viotta, Ruth, Msr. Bowring and John remained for a week's vacation; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Coon, Billie and Bobby were guests of Mrs. Coon's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stinson, also -re- maining for a week's vacation; Mr. and Mrs. Frank NichoUs, daughter, Janet, Hazel Park, Michigan, were guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. I George Ludlow and Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Nicholls;, Miss Muriel Talbot Mr. and Mrs. Dave Talbot, daughter, Shirley, Hamilton, with their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Talbot. Mrs. Cecil Blakey and infant have taken up residence in Mr. E. A. Stin- son's newly acquired house (the former Jas. Best). Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Betts, Grant and Gail have moved from Proton Station to their newly purchased farm (the former Wm. Scott property). We welcome these people to our midst. Re-unions have been the order of the day lately with the Aoheson clan meeting in Memorial Park, Dundalk, on Saturday, June 30, 1945, with registered number of 212 present. Monday, July 2, brought the Cope land clan together in the same loca- tion and at the same place on Sat- urday, July 7, the Talbot & Marshall reunion was held. The jaembers of the Chas. Moore family assemlbled at the old homestead, Mr. and Mrs. George Moore's for Dominion Day week end for their reunion anl the welcoming of their younger son, Tel. E. L, Moore, H.M.C.S. New Waterford. Ted has been in Euro pean waters since the spring of 1944 and has seen much action throughout. Present for the re-union were, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Moore, Tor onto, Mrs, Walt Arnold (Margai-et), Bobby and Peggy Joan, Buffalo, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Wai-d (Myrtle), Miss Helen Moore, Toronto, Tel. E. L. (Ted) Moore, others present were, Mrs. Chas. Moore's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs, L. P. Killins, and Gor- don, Smithville, also Floyd .Aikins, Dolly Wise, and Margaret Morrow, Toronto. Ted after a possible 72 day furlough reports to Quebec for train- ing for the South Pacific. Wedding anniversaries celebrated recently were Mr. and Mrs. W. G. .A.cheson celebrating their 45th on Wednesday, June 27; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Acheson, their 40th on Thurs- day, June 28tih. The latter couple were guests of honour on Sunday evening at a dinner in the home of their daughter, Mrs. George Moore. Welcome home parties were held in honour of Tel, Ted Moore and Lance Sergeant Harold Jackson recently Nichol, Archie and J, A. MacCuaig, ElVwood Kinsman, Joe Harrison and Archie MoArthur. The casket was covered with beau- tiful floral tributes which bore silent messages of love; Pillow, the family; Sprays, Grandchildren, Mrs. h-win, Delia and Bert; June Mepham; Doris and Charlie Mepham; Violet and Marty Meipham; Evelyn and Jack Mepham; Bertha and Alf Hobson; Violet and Percy Stonehouse; Alex and Lavina Stonehouse; The Martin Stonehouse family; Jessie and Elmer Harrison; Joan and Frank McPhail; Dorothy and Harry Pedlar; Eva and Alex Knox; Fourth Line Neighbors; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McComlb; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nickle; basket, Jessie and John Alex MacCuaig; Mrs. Geo. S'tagg and Mrs. Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Harrison and Eileen. Friends wlio attended the funeral wore Martin and Clvurlie Mepham of Windsor; .Mr and Mrs. .-Mf Hobson, Hamilton; Mr. J. F. Mepham, Mrs. Stiigg, Mrs. AVill McMeckin; Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Murray, Mr.' and Mrs, Frank McPhail, Toronto; Mrs. Roy Gartley, Midhurst; Mr. and Mrs. William Gray, Injjlewood; Mrs. Hep- burn, Mrs. Bert Stonehouse, Mr. and Mrs. George MciMeckin, Mrs. Jim Mc- Lachlan, Mrs. McNally, Mrs. Marsh- all, Mr, and Mrs, J. A. McCuaig, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawrence, Durham'; Mr. and Mrs. J. Stonehouse and La- wina, Collingwood; Mr, and Mrs. C. Oldlfield, Coribetton; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Livingstone and Mr, Ken Hill, Markdale. Interment was in McNeil's Ceme- tery, home from overesas. F*riends, rela- tives and neighibors gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Moore on Monday evening to meet Ted. Etencing and social chat afforded the evening's entertainment. On Friday evening the Town Hall, Dundalk, the Legion, friends an<f neighbors of Bethel and Inistioge assembled to meet Harold Jiack^on. A rousing sing song conducted by Mrs. A. D. McAllister opened the programme. Local talent offered a few numbers. After lunch dancing was indulged in. Another of our boys, Sgt. Jack Linton, R.C.A.F., returned to his home here Thursday evening from overseas. Jack is statione<l at Otta- wa at present. Accomipanying Jack was his lady friend, Miss Georgina Dartt, Ottawa. Little Miss Hazel Speers, Toronto, is holidaying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bannon. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Patterson are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Acheson, having moved last week from AUandale to their farm at Maple Grove. We welcome the Patterson's back again. Mrs. Jas. Batchelor had the mis- fortune to fall down stairs Sunday evening, July 1, bruising herself rather badly. Her daughter, Mrs. MaoGregor and children also her sister, Mrs. An^ie McTag-gart who were visitors in the home at the time remained' until Friday. Mrs. Batchelor accompanied her sister to her home in Brampton where she will rest for awhile. Miss Norma Ellis and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bellamy and family, Allis'ton were visitors on Friday at the Ar- thur Jackson home and attended! at night the party for Harold in Dun- dalk. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Stinson and family visiited at the home of Mt. and Mrs. Stanley Lyons, Proton Station. Mrs. T. J. Stinson and Mr. Jas. HaiTison, Springih'fll, -were Sunday evening callers with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stinson. Messrs. Leonard and Frank Bowr- ing, Toronto, spent Sunday at the Richadrson home and were accom- panied on their return by Mrs. Frank Bowring and little son, John also Miss Ruth Richardson, Mr and Mrs. Wilfred Gallagher and granddaughter, Evelyn Gallag'h- er, Wareham, had a most unfortun- ate experience Friday afternoon. Ten minutes previous to the arrival at their place of visit near Homing's Mills they were sideswlped by a fast driven apiproaching car. The Gal- lagher car was turned over, injuring the three occupants. E>velyn sole passenger in the back seat is suf- fering from bad head and nose la- cerations caused by the broken glass. Mrs. Gallagher is suffering from a cracked rib and multiple bruises, while Mr. Gallagher suffers a bruised forehead and leg. All are badly shaken up. Evelyn is a very urufortunate little girl having just recently been allowed out of bed fol- lowing an attack of rheumatic fewer. We hope for all patients a very speedy recovery. Things You Will Be Needing SEED CORN, RAPE SEED COMPTON'S EARLYâ€" 6i06 Hybrid DWARF ESSEX .... 20e lb. Golden Glow HOUSE SUPPLIES Screen Doors, plain. $2.95 - $3.25. Special $4.25 Combination Doors, unpainted $6.95 Window Screens, variaus sizes Galvanized Screening Brooms Dust Mops Waxes and PoHshes Galvanized Clothes !Line and rubber Fly Swatters just arrived FOR SURFACE SATISFACTION USE SCARF'S PAINTS and VARNISHES C omplete line in stock, also good stock Paint Brushes HAY TIME IS COMING Good supply of Bam Rope and Beatty Hay Forks Pulleys Slings Ropes Sling Chains and Beatty Barn Track 3-Tine Hay Forks $1.10 to $1.30 Beatty Stock Pumps Cistern Pumps Galvanized Piping BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Insulbrick Siding Shingle Rolbrick Siding Winloc - 3 Jn 1 Roll Roofing and Building Paper SEE US FOR YOUR NEW STOVE, HEATER or CIRCULATOR 1 GOOD USED STOVp ?25.O0 MASSEY-HARRIS" FAR.M MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES J. M. STAFFORD MODERN FAR.M MACHINERY ROOFING Phone 4 r 22 HARDWARE FEED CEMENT FEVERSHAM, Ont. EGGS Sorry to say tliat the quality of eggs we are now receiving is not near what it should be. There are far too many "B" grade eggs â€" placed in this grade on account of heavy yolks. There are several causes of heavy yolks: one being exposure of eggs to warm temperature â€" and another, hens being let out while still hu-ngry. filling up on grass and anything else they may find. In order to overcome these obstacles, we strong- ly urge producers to follow these suggestions: 1. Avoid letting hens out if possible. If you let them out, feed them well in the fore- noon and let them run for a short time, only, in the afternoon. 2. Gathe eggs at least twice a day and place in wire ba,sUet or open-sided container to allow for air circulation. 3. Keep eggs in a cool place. 4. sMarket at least twice a week. Hesherton Creomery & Produce Phone 66 Angus Avis, Manager