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i' Wednesday, Feb. 12. 1947 THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE Small Ads High School News POfl SALiE â€" U5 chunks of pigs. â€" Alex. Duncan, Ceylon, phone 4UJ4. WAMTJOe â€" Axmamla •iciUble tot Mink MMi fox fe«d. â€" hert Mcln(o«t I (THE ASTONISHER JOR SAL.E â€" Buckeye Brooder, 1000 •*p«city, in real good condition.â€" J. Stewart, phone 3»w4 Flesherton, K)R SAIuE â€" 60 young pigs, 20 of item ready to go. â€" Joe Radley, B. R. 8, Flesherton. .37c3 PULLETS WANTED â€" Number of pTillets wanted at once. Write to Rupert McLennan, R.R. 3, Flesh- tilon, phone Dundalk 71J1. FOR SALE â€" Stainless steel carving set, bone handle; half dozen Silver Imives and forks, slightly used. â€" Mrs. Glbert, phone 99J3 Flesherton FOR SALE â€" Small size Quebec heater in good condition. â€" Chas. Brodie, Maxwell, phone llr2 Fev- ersham. 35p2 FOR SALE â€" Puppies, Pomeranian and purebred Golden Cocker Spaniels ready to go, price reasonable. â€" John McDonald, Eugenia, phonp 6r41 Feversham. 36cl FX)R S.\LE â€" A few choice purebred Yorkshire sows, some bred; also low wagon and Cockshutt out-throw disc with fore-carriage, both in good condition. â€" Ross Stevens, R, R. 3, Proton, phone Flesherton 32J2 FOR .S.\LE â€" Several young cow? due to freshen soon; also sows due one Feb. 12, one Veh. 20, and one March 28, all 2nd littei^; 6 sheep and ram; good driving mare and several work horses. â€" Dick Car- son. Priceville, phone 2w2. 35p2 TOR SALE â€" Road Cart, Grindstone Wheel Barrow, Scythe, Bucksaw, Weigh Scales, Horse Sleigh, Hand Sleigh, few feet of Rope, 2 Swede 'Saws, Com Cutter, Barley Fork, Crosscut Saw, Post-hole Spoon, Axe, 2 pitch-forks, 2 Shovels. â€" Chas. Stafford, Flesherton. 35p2 AN OPPORTUNITY Established Rural Watkins Distric available. If you aggressive, and ho tween the ages of 25 and 55 â€" have •r can secure travel outfit, thife is your opportunity to get established in a profitable business of your own. Foi full particulars write today to The J R. Watkins Company, Dept. O-F-I, 2177 Masson St., Montreal, Que. WM. KMTTING LICENSED AUCTIONEER ♦â- â€¢r th<- 'Jo'.Ki'y of Grey Farm and Stock sales our ap 'ality. Term,^: reasonable. Satis/action U guaranteed. Dates arranged at Tli« Aiivance office or phone 4w. C. J. BELLAMY VI ;, LACE CLERK A Commissioner for taking Affidariti Issner of Marriage Licenses CONVEYANCING DDHDS MORTGAGES, WIL^S, Etc. Office: Toronto Street. Flesiiertoii HARRIS & DUNLOP BARKISTKKS. SOLICITORS, Etc- Phone 38 MARKDALE Mr. Dunlop will be in C. J. Bellamy's office every Sat- urday from 6 to 8:30 p.m. DR. T. D. PARK PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Qiaduate of Toronto University Office: Kennedv Block Phone 77 Flesherton Notice to Car Owncrf COUNTY OF GREY Thoughtless parking of cars on th, travelled portion of County Roads during the winter season has greatly iiindered snow plowinf? ooerations in tlie pakt, ad notice is hereby given tliat the County will not be regponb- iUe for damage to cars so parked dwing the present season, and that •otion may be taken against owners •/ iuch car.s under iho provisions of ••ction 40, Sub-soction 5, of i!i|. (!• »ario Highway Traffic Act, 1940. â€"J. II. RKAITY. County Road SupTiiitcnilfnt Owen Sound, Ont. Janvarv Slst, ltt47. Some call this part of our paper "The Students' Conscience" and some call it '.The Cockeyed Corner," but whatever you like to call it, we hope- that you will enjoy reading it and get something out of it. The less you get out of it, that js sensible, the more certain you can be that ed- ucation pays, â€" and after all that is what we students are trying to prove â€" that there are too many sensible people in this world, and not enough happy ones. In addition to making people (not teachers) happy, we stand for the rights of the student: to get a ride in the bus in the mopn- ing, to get fifty marks on any exam- ination, to fall ift love with the kid Silling in iruni, oi liini, ana w nev... have to go home with more than two books in hie schoo'bag at night. If you keep these things in mind when you read our paper, you will enjoy it, allright. GRADE 9 Pat and Emily really have it bad. We hope it isn't contagious. Gwen certainly is popular with the oppos- ite sex. What is the recipe, Gwen? Loma will just have to stop making eyes at the boys, as it b becoming serious. It's too bad that the bicycles weren't running, isn't it, Joan and George? It's too bad Norm didn't go to this schoo', Bonnie! The roads are very slippery to Kimberley. Too bad Mary Jane! Sherlock Holmes, our school detc tive, i.s now looking for another after-school date. What happened, Hodg-ins ? Too bad there weren't chairs in the little room^ The table is rather uncomfortable, Shaw. lona Wood seems to have charmed Bi^ Bob from Second Fonn. What about Little Bob in Firit? You're keeping rather late hours lately. Bob! You've got to get used to it! GRADE 10 Bob seems to be losing quiet a bit of sleep over a certain red head, but he catches up on it in the mornings when he doesn't go to school. We have a remedy for our 9 o'clock sleepinegi. Atfter McTavish walks up stairs we are all awake. Our Joan has quite a ci'ush on a certain boy in fii-st form. Watch out, Gordon! There must be something very inter- esting in "the little room," because Plester works terribly hard to get in there. Some morning, Jack, we will surprise the class and have our homework done when we get to school. GRADE 11 Bryce Benson seenril; to have a hard time hiding his head when the teachers get angry. For some rea- son Irene has a hard time keeping her books together. That gal's got a lively tongue in her head, too. You should see it shoot out and her face get red when she is corrected for using it at the wrong time. McGee has had a very sore toe since he wa.s playing football with that schoolbag in Grade d room. The green Geog- raphies are receiving conlsiderable hard usa/ge these days and not just from Grade 9 students either. Turn- ey wants to be careful or he will be expelled, eh .M'r. Goheen ? Too much of that rc-headed stuff. GRADE 12 We, the great historians of Fourth Foiim, are certainly the best. I mean in every class but History. "Thuriton, go in the little room! Miss Stauffer, face the front! Miss Mc- Cracken, take the front seat, please." Of course you know where these â-  .-. a com.- fro;;;! It docs ;,,•'. â- ^â- â€¢ some, don't you think? One would think We were mere children of the pulblic schooL But how i.> Thurston expected to know his Hiscory when he spends his tine lying on the Moor of the little room. We all seem to be improving in Latin, don't you think, Mi's. Mercer? I mean, Afhen wa do our homework. Of course, we ail ii'.-'e .Algebra, don't we, Mrs. Goheen? .A.n'J w; really do enjoy our ai^gum^ntH in English per- iod, especially Marion, when you said your prayers ihe n slit before. Em- ma was at Young People's Friday night, but it must have been late wh(;n she coiildn't get up '.hi' ri xt mooning un'il u >on. We do wish Shirley would make I'P her mind. But then you do have a good time, don't you Shirley? .â- \nu Blanche, we know you are re&'Ay lonesome, but there will be othei skating- carnivals. You do remember don't you? Evelyn and Roy are still fighting, but I guess they like it. So go to it! Gwen, do you have a boy friend? If so, let ui? know. We like variety. We think that Barbara will be a farmer's wife. She hasn't quite made up her mind yet. Betty, how do you do it. Week ends really prove profitable for you, eh? How's Don after that? Local and Personal Mrs. K. G. Betts spent a few days last week visiting in Toronto. IMIr. E. Hasg of Walkerlon 'peni the week end at his home in town. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guy cf To- ronto visited the fir.st of the week with Mrs. Sarah Guy and Jean. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Duncan spent several days last week visiting with friends in Toronto. Mr. Jmv Thurston of Pickering spent the first of the week at his parental home. Mr. and Mrs. Melville Holroyd of Macrorie, Sask., visited last weelt with Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Duncan and F. W. Nicholson and other friends'. Mrs. O. iS. McTavish and Mrs. John Nuhn visited at Oshawa for several ^«iys la^t v,'cw*i. ^f^r. ^ul.;. v.c..*. U^ Oshawa on Saturday and Mrs. Nuhn returned home with him on Monday- Mrs. McTavish had returned Friday. Mi.-:s Marie Phillips was taken to Markdale hospital suffering with an attack of aPpendicits, but "an opera- tion was not performed. She is back again at her position cr. '.he switch- board at the local "Bell" office. United Church Notes GRADE 12 Doug. Falconer: Open the door, Richard, and let me out of the little room. Clement: (Sounds like Influence talking) Come on out. Influence. Wanted â€" A wife suitable for a jninistev. Apply to Rev. D. McLeod. El'janore Williams wishes the wefither was warmer, as it is pretty cold around the "Barnes." Notice â€" We will not supply Don MoLeod with ink any longer. Dated at F.H.6. this 7th day of February, A,D.1947. â€" Betty Tucker and Marge Martin. We feel sorry for poor wee Jean Co (because she c^n't get home week ends, but "absence makes the heart grow fonder." Nancy would have no trouble ans- wering English questions if she only knew the answers. Lost â€" Sixty golden minutes of time in the vicinity of "the little room." For Pete's sake "les trouvez vitement." GOALIE STOPS THEM EVEN AS SPECTATOR Don Banks, who minds the net foi Flesherton is due for a citation from the as.sociation of goalkeepers for pel fnrmance beyond the call of duty â€" unwittingly or thcrwise. Ai a spectator at the Markdale- Dundalk tilt at Dundalk Wednesday evening of last week, Don was standing along the boards in the vicinity of where a Puck disappeared after it cleared the boards. After a futile search, a new puck wan tossed in and the game continued. A short time before the end of the game. Banks put his hand in the pocket of his coat and â€" you gaiessed it â€" there was the misf^ing puck! Small Advertisements bring quiclt results. HORSES WANTED A. Simpson will be in this district to buy clean-legged fat ihorses. Any person having one for sale notify, â€"GEO. B. DUNCAN. We Don't Sell an Oil Burner We Sell The Oil Burner A product of Canada with a 5-year guarantee. Inunediate delivery and installation! See operating model on display Better HEAT • Bettter Price - Better See Us Erikinc Electric Shop Main St., MARKDALE call S. L. Stauffer, Phone 57, Flesherton Rev. A. G. Macpherson, B.A. Minister ' "The Open Bible," the symbol of Congregationalism, the third in our series on The Symbols of the Church, is the theme for Sunday, Feb. 16, at Eugenia, Inistioge and Flesherton. Canadian Boys' and Girls' Sunday will be observed this Sunday evening at Flesherton. The four 'Teen-age Groups are to meet in the ba*?ement at 7:lf>, and then proceed upstairs in a body. The "Friendly Hour" this Sunday evening will include some numbers by the Tuxis-Trail Rangers and C.G. I.T. groups. There will al-o be a sing-song and a talk on "Life in Germany," by Mr. John Cook. Ev- eryone is invited to remain, and en- joy this promising program. The Senior Club is holding a St. Valentine's social this Thursday even- ing, Feb. 13th, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Besf. Ml .<(u:i: adults of the comanunity are invited. St. John's choir practice will be held at the home of Mrs. Frank Tay- lor on Friday evening at 8:16. .\ll members are urged to attend. New members welcome. ^ ************ ************************************* F. T. HILL & CO., Limited Superflame Brooder Stove 1000 CHICK CAPACITY The selection of a brooder is a very important matter because the successful brooding of chicks is frequently a diff idult problem. These brooders stand tops l^th the American De- partment of Agriculture. ::JW in Z.JCil - Priced $29.M Your Chicks are safe in any kind of weather. Grocery Specials! AT HILL'S Bulk Com Starch, 2 lbs. 25c Bulk White Figs 22c lb. 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