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August 2 1 1913 THE FLESHEET ON ADVANCE w - .1. C THE OF CANADA OAVWCS O daw the h*he b Afe beat me of *vt* J --- ^.M, . J t <MBM WWMMH oemy. ^TORONTO FLESHERTON BRANCH CEO. MITCHELL, BOB C. P. R. TbM Table. Trains leare Flesherton Station u follows : Going South Going North 7.43.. m. 11.28a.m. 4.28 p.m. 8-58p. m. The mails Me closed at Flesherton at follows : For the north at 10.40 a.m. and 7 p.m. ; and the afternoon mail south aj 3.40 o'clock. For morning train south mail close at 9 p.m. the previous ev'g VICINITY CHIPS Miss Laura Armstrong bat been en- gaged to teach a school near Corbetton. Mr. Ea. White is -pending a few weeks in town. Mrs. McLoughry of Markdale is visit- ing her sister, Mrs. John Heard. Mrs. John Thistlethwaite and children have returned fiom Toronto. Mrs. (Dr.) McWilliarns was the guest of Mr. Carter list (reek. MinEilbeck, New York is visiting with Miss Maude Richardaon. Miss Izet Ashenhurst is spending a couple weeks with Miss Lulu Mitchell. Born On Sunday. August 17th, to Mr. and Mrs. John Heard, daughter. Mr. Ed. Thompson returned to his hone in Collingwood on the 6th. Miss Carrie Sullivan of Montreal is visiting with her mother here. Mr. Ed. Whitehead is spending two weeks in Brampton. Miss Dell Thnreton has returned from month's visit with her sister in Lions Head. Misses Mabel and Helen Mitchell are visiting their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mis. Qeo. Mitchell. Mrs. Thos. Grainger spent a few days last week with her sister Mrs. B. Thomp eon. Miss Rennie of Toronto is visiting Miss H. Wallace. Mr. Roy Wallace also was visiting his sister over the week end. Miss Annie Wright, of Swinton Park. is visiting her friend, Miss Muriel Mc- TTavish. Mr. and Mrs. Crtig of Denton, Mich, and Mr. and Miss Robinson of Sttyner, are visitors at Mr. Wra. Wilcock's this week. Born In Bontto, Man., on Saturday, August 9th, to Mr. and Mrs. Meldrum, a daughter, (nee, Margaret McAuley). Mr. Joseph LeGurd h.n returned to Toronto after a month's visit at his parental home. Miss Aikenhead and Master Jack of Toronto are visiting Mrs. V, H. W. Hickling. Mr. Jack McAuley of the Bell Telephone Co. is spending a few days .at his parental home. Miss Jennie Blackburn who spent some weeks with her cousin Mrs. T. J. Fisher has returned to her home in Mount Forest. The Advance was pleased to have a Jl from Miss Humane and Master Harold raage of the Durham Review, who L^rere visiting their cousin, Mrs. Roht. [Wright, on *tiday last. r. and Mrs. James Kindree, Blen- eun, 'announce the engagement of their Born To Mr. and Mrs. Percy Russell, ( nee.May Henderson), Weyburn, Saak., on Aug. 3rd, a daughter, Audrey Isobel. Mrs. H. V. Gaudin of Heathcote is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs . John Breen. Mr. and Mrs. F. Turner, of Toronto, visited for the past couple of weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Breen, Toronto giavel. Mies Clara Duncan has gona to Toronto for the millinery opening. Miaa Annie Wilcock wag in Toronto a couple days last week . Chas. Crossley of the Standard Bank staff is holidaying in Toronto at present. Next Sabbath, Aug. 24th in the Methodist church. The pastor. Rev. J. Dudgeon will have charge if both services. Subjects : 11 a. m.. "Ambassa- dors for Christ," 7 p. m., "The Atone- ment." Rev. Mr. Me Vicar and son Donald re- turned last week from their ho'idays spent at their cottage at one of the On Monday afternoon there was quite an excitement in town for a abort time, when the roof of D. McTarisk's black- smith shop was noticed to be on fire. The alarm was quickly given and many tiling hands soon had the fire extin- guished, but a few minutes more would have made the task very difficult as the buildings are frame and very dry. Little damage was done. We failed to see or hear anything of the fire engine. An At-Home was held at the home of Mr. Thos. Leven of the Toronto Line on Friday of last week in honour of Miss Elva who bid adieu to her many friends before leaving for Hanover where she will attend the Model School. Miss Lever is an esteentable young lady, and will be much missed in social life as wall aa a faithful correspondent for the Toron- to Line north in The Flesherton Advance hich we hope will be kept up during her absence. Her many friends and acquaintances in Flesherton and the surrounding community hope that she will have the success in her Model work that she had in her previous school work and crust that she will be guided and blessed in it by her Heavenly Father. On Thursday. August 7th Mr. J. C Crane of Owen Sound, brother-in-law of Mr. W. W. Trimble of this place, met with a serious accident. That forenoon he had occasion to go into the vault in connection with his office. It being dark he struck a match and immediately there was a tremendous explosion which shook the whole building and hurled Mr. Crane back, his head and shoulders enveloped in flaming gas which it is thought had been ecaping all night in the closed vault. He called for help and Mr. C. S. Cameron whose office is in the same building rushed to his aid and tore his burning clothing from him. He was hurried to the hospital with head, chest and arms burned raw. Mr. Cameron ex- tinguished the fire in the vault. We are glad to say that according to latest re- aLrcul 01. bUCU <."l.u<m*J l UUG IU lltO ' . . .. o- it ..-ir- .. oorts Mr. Crane is improving, though | Simcoe lakes. Mr. Me Vicar occupied his ^ pulpit on Sunday, Sabbath's rest. benefited by his three slowly. A week ago Sunday evening Mr. Will Friday last was the 25th Anniversary Buchanan of Vandeleur supplied in the of Mr. and lira. Joseph Blackburn's ' Methodise pulpit as Rev. Mr. Dudgeon wedding day. The event was celebrated j adminittered the Sacrament at Eugenia. Will quietly, bat some beautiful gifts and many congratulations were bestcwed upon the respected couple. Dr. and Mrs. K. H. Henderson of Toronto were visitors for the occasion. On Wednesday last about 150 attend- ed the Methodist Sunday school picnic at the agricultural grounds. Everyone seemed very happy. During the even- ing we noticed one little girl driving her father's light waggon, with eighteen little people in it, aronnd the track. Baseball, races, and tug of wai finished the day. The County Convention of Women's Institutes will be held in Meaford on Thursday, Sept. 11. Mrs. H. W. Par- sons, of Forest, will be the speaker from the Department. Mr. and Mrs. Hewson and son and Mr Botworth, of Paris Ont, motored to Flesherton and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wilson the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Dan, Hawinan, of Coll- ingwood spent the latter part of the week with their cousin, Mrs. W. P. Crossley. The Flesherton ladies' baseball club strolled over to Svinton Park last Tues- intends to enter the Methodist Ministry and was listened to with much interest. Last Sunday morning and afternoon Mr.A.L.HaUin of the Eugenia circuit took Mr. Dudgeon's work while the latter administered the Sacrament at Mount Zion and Inistioge Methodist Churches. Mr. Hatzin was accompanied by Dr. G. W. Hill, chief of the Mohawk tribe of Iroquois Indians on the Brant ford reserve. The Doctor sang two solos which were very much appreciated, and when he pays Mr. Hatzin another visit, we hope to have the pleasure of hearing him In a nine innings basebsll match here between Dundalk and Kim berley on Thurs- day afternoon, Kimberley won by one run, the score being 17-18. The Beaver Valley boys were kept hustling, as they bada pretty strong bunch to play against Dundalk had the game their own way in the first five innings, but finally Kimberley got busy in the last four innings and won the day. It was a nice clean game throughout, with the ex- ception of a little scrap on first base, which did not mar the game to any ex- tentsuch "things" will occur in any game. The game was well umpired by Mr. Geo. Mitchell, Flesherton and Mr. day and played a friendly game with the i G- Hanbury, Dundalk, therefore there Proton team. The score was large, run- was no kick coming from either side. must up to 16-8 in favor of the Flesher- ' After this game the ladies of Kiroberley ton girls. A prize of fifteen dollars ! "d Flesherton clashed in a three inn ' ings game of baseball, the winning by a large score. prize was divided between the two teams, and Flesherton carried home tea dollars of that amount, Proton receiving the other five. V. Russell, Dundalk, umpired the game to the satisfaction of all concerned . In a game of football between Ventry and Swinton Park the same evening, Ventry won by a score of 2-1. Sana Cc beau refereed the game. Miss Annie E. Scott, the W. M. S. Missionary among the Italians at North Bay, was the guest of Mrs. G. H. Walter last Thursday; she attended the auxiliary in the Methudist Church and spoke for tv short time on the methods of work used the end of the game latter team The score at being 18-5, which was not too bad. We might be safe in saying that Mr. Chas. Stuart, Kimberley, umpired the game to the satisfaction of his own team. Of course there is no kick coming from the Flesherton club, as the score was quite large enough. Hill Munshaw A quiet wedding was solemnized at 89 Wilcoek St., Toronto on Thursday, ughter, Bird Mae, to Mr. H. S. White. fo wjo ^ peop , e Mi(w gcot( . ^ .,. jg August Uth when Mabel Gertrude Mun- l take .. . r of Mr. Aaron l*'lesherten. The marriage will take ace-tho latter part of August. Mrs. J. W. Armstrong returned two reeks ago from a visit with Mr. Bert imatrong of Meaford and Mrs. F. (ioff f Clarksburg. Miss Hilda Goldhawk aud Master ink Bunt returned Monday from IfOodbridge where they have beeu visit- H*relalives for two and five weeks jipectively. )n Monday of this week Misses Adda pght, Annio McMilhii, Klva Lever, Zel Allen and Mr. Turn Ohai'd left to school nt Hiuv.ui.-i'. Wo them nnu-li success. estimated that there are 71,000 Italians in Canada, and while many are dirty, some are not, and all are of an affection- ate disposition ai>d are easily influenced for good, this, of course, was particularly shaw, youngest daughter of Mr. Aaron Munshaw of this place, became the wife of Mr. William Hill of Markdale. The ceremony was performed by Uev. Prof. VV. T. Halliim. The young couple left few noticeable among the children. Lare the same day to speni a few days in numbers.wheu they come to this country ! Mustek, before leaving ou a trip t the Italian of couver. As the bride is one of Flesher- tou's most popular young ladies, the Advance joins her host of friends in wishiug them boil voyage. leaft.-n . speat, a . about b will not accept the visits priests, therefore more missionaries should be, sent to -work among them. The members who were present were pleased that they hud an opportunity to listen to .1 live missionary., but regretted A darioa highway robbery w*s c >m- that Mis* Scott s time was so h.n.ted. ; llljlUll in Durham Saturday ui-ht. The church garden party held at Kock-j August 2nd. The victim was All-rl ! vatea couplo of wtelts ago was a decided' Lwi, a young Ei;<;lishinan just out. lie the proceeds a.nountmg to h:ld '" bw-ppwesMoa 126 ia n.,-ncy .uul a jj, . watch which he was to deliver to another JSiUgeiiui i/m-iijiinuan Hi Durham. Tlu.>u wore fiii'i:d!y i H keii l>y t'..i men, front whuin ho Irul ! in' emiuivid the way to a hoti-l. Mr. Lewis identify cue of his j and nice ,lat meeting of the \\". 1. : :>i). The Eighth line vttle Branch was present aud KIIVC ' baseball cl.n'i* pla\. Excellent prom-iiumo. The li tin icoro eh provi : lunch and a vny f ilV i'i nl the Kii;hUi lino. ^ .^ .... ^,1 ... iiidsy and as a result on mtc)i . : . i i tvdhi wtiv tlu . :iudh:i4 i bfi'iv rundK-N " Scott w ' ' HT mill. Farticuiarf will , Whirlwind Sale SPECIALS ALL BARGAINS WILL BE CONTINUED Week of Monday, August, 18 to Saturday, August 23 Wall Paper Entire Stock to clear at half Price 20 pairs Men's Cong- ress, regular $2.25 for $1.48 Bleached Table Linen Regular 55c for 35c Car of Flour and Feed Just arrived for quick turnover We sell at 98 pounds Purity Flour, the best in the land in jute $2.90 Purity in cotton _ $3.00 Feed Flour _ ..... $1.50 Sh ort s .L."...Z"Z7ZrZ"'ZZ'Z"Zr "."'.'.'.'.".' Z'ZZ" .$1.20 Bran ...$1.00 Sugar Best quality granu- lated. Price this week $4.80 Twine This is Twine Week 650 feet Deering Smoked Hams AXD BACON Reg. 26c for 23c j; & w. B o Y D CM on* of our 75c 39c "FLESH ERTON Slater Soots Entire Stock A^ COST < 'Odds and Ends ARTICLES FOR SALE For Sale Four first clasi celts rising three years old. Apply to W. Orr Flesherton p. o. Telephone in connec- tion. Purse found Saturday night last in Boyd's store containing a sum of money. Loser call at this office and identify. Just received a car of White. New Brunswick shingles, 83.50 per thousand W. A. Armstrong, Fleiherton. For Sale or Rent The property of \ the late Mrs. McAuley of Priceville. For further informatiou apply to D. Mc- Cormick, Priceville p. o. For Sale-Full wheat for seed. Daw- sou's Golden Chaff 81.00 per bushel, also iwo Oiford Down ram lambs. Apply to J . Weber, Vaudeleur. For Sale A number of small pigs ready to be weaned. John Parker, Flesherton P. O. OWEN SOUND, ONT., Fall Term opens Monday, Sept. 4 t. Every graduate guaranteed a Jir? position. JlK Thorough courses. J)g Large staff of Specialists. ^Individual instruction. g Best equipped College in Canada. | C. A. FLEMING, F. C. A.. ' Principal. 3$ G. D. FLEMING, - Secretary J$ OWEN SOUND - ONTARIO Bull for Service Pure bred shorthorn bull for service on lot 169-70, 2 E. T. & S. R., Ar- temesia. Terms 91. RICHARD ALLEN, Prop. 5pecllit In! ol the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Office-30 10th it. east, Owen Sound At the Revere house, Markdale, 2nd Thursday each month from 8 to a 12a.m Dundalk, 1st Wednesday of each month. Bull for Service Thoroughbred American bred Here ford bull (or service on lot 151, 2nd. W. T. and S. R., Artemosia. Terms 91. 'H) cash. -JOHN ADAMS, Prop. For Sale cheap and on easy terms,good 9-roorced brick dwelling in Flesherton, with Kood brick-lined stable or poultry house, and two good lots with same, young bearing orchard. Apply to R. J. Sproule, Flesherton. IMartf For Sale Good 9-roomed frame dwell- ing and stable, all complete, in first clat-s condition and repair, with hard and sofs water. Will sell very cheap if sold thit month. Apply R. J. Sproule, Flesher- ton, Ont. XovTt. House For Sale - In Flesherton, a first class brick dwelling and stable with two acres of land, hard and soft water under cellar, undoubtedly a very suitable resi- dence for any retired farmer. Apply to Silas Shnnk. Kleshorton. For SaleThe undersigned offers for a!e three lots in the village of Oylon.ou which are erected a good one and a half, frame dwelling, 8 rooms, with stone collar, and a good frame stable. This will i>;:ike an excellent home for any [viM>n. Terms etvsy, price right. Apply t.i .1 n. A-.lidi.wn, Oiren Sound, or \V. J. K-llamy, F' MISCELLANEOUS NEW TIN SHOP I WISH To announce to the people of Flesherton and surrounding country that I have opened up a new tinsmithing business in the Christoe Block, and am prepared to take all orders ottered in my line. Eavetroughitiii- at- tended to promptly. Furnaces sold and installed. Hi-pairing neatly and promptly dmip. funds to i;in on farm 'os of irt- ., '. I. : D. McKILLOP CHRISTOE BLOCK FLESHERION jg? ONTARIO.