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October 1( 1017 THE FLESHEKTON ADVANCE HIB »â-  t 4 ^ STANDARD DANK OF CANADA HCAO orrtcc - Toronto Money Orders and Drafts are issued by this Bank payable in ..T B itT. all parts of the world. ,34 FLESHERTON BRANCH East Grey Fall Fair GEO. MITCHELL, Manager. C. p. R. Time Table. _ . The pQpi's iif Mrs. (Dr.) Murray, follows"* * Fleshercon Station as firinerlv MIks Lowndes, met at her home p • a ,, Ion Tuesd.iy evening and presented thuir 7 531 m '"'"'« ^"f"' former much esteemed teacher w th a 4.27 p.m. 9.18p. m. silver liJindled cake knife as a token of The mails are osed at FleBhert.in »- "'*''' ^""^ *'"• follows : For the north .it 10.40 .•i.ii.,.ind 7 p.m. ; and the afternoon iniil south at 3.40 o'clock. For mornini; train snuth mail close at 9 p. m. the previous fVij. 1" Ie.she.iton hisli school pupils drove lo Murkdale Friday afiernnou last and j'liiied the high tchool pupilh there in Held d«y spotty The FUshertou pupils Ifft houois with the Markdale scholar.s. We do not know much about it, but it appears that all wis not perfect harmony as it bhould be. Here is a sample given us : .\ Fleshertun lady contrasted the physioal proportions of the lontestaiits, when a Markdale legal light said, " Oli, jes, we laise bin bojs here. " t^uick as Mifoi r.irelo ..f (I,.,-.., t: 1 • •• 11 tl:»»h the lady countered : â- " So do we, 'Hs liiccie 111 (Jwen Sound, is vi^i irg ICINITY CHIPS^ Miss Iv» M.tchell visited with sister in Oodericj over the week end Mrs. Bicklings R.-d ('ro.s» tea n- twelve dullarj. h h.-f ted hei- brother. Dr. Little, in town. Bob Trimble of the fnion lUnk. Stirliua, .spent llie holiday at Uis piiental home here. Mr. Hirry Down anJ wife >if Mather- ton, visited with friends here on Sandiiy, and took in the Fa r on Monilay. Maud McDonald and fri.nd Miss but we've sent them all to the war." It ii aaid the legal light went out sputtering like a tallow dip. Flying machines are becomin^j i|uite a coinuon sight around Flesherton. Sat- urday evening last, just as the stseet lamp.s were lighted, a plane came up from the south, turned west and lanie ^ , , -, down cii the Hizard farm. Stone's hne, l^arrol of ioruoto, visited at the foiiner's c i ^ r o i . â-  • , , , " '^ """"""»'' -^ four miles west of Flesherton, makmu u home, here, over 'he week end â-  > , i , . uc weea Buu. I succesa/ul landini; ID the dusk. It later MissC. Hulseof the nii<h .schofil staff '.ranspireU that the air man had lost his Timt-iU at her home in Oiangev lie uve,. bearings, having been misdirected, he Monday. said, at Braiitford. Sunday mornini{ ha Mifs Lolita Beatiy i.f Toronto violted *^'*"'^ '" '°'"' '""* phoned to Camp with her friend, Maud B- yd, returnin({ '*'""'*'"' ''"' * P''"' ••"* * very short to the city Tuesday eveninfr. "'"'^ aflerwaid the second Hyur arrivetl Mr and Mrs. W. T. Hodason motored ^''''"' ^"'â- ''^^°' ?"*«'"« "*««â-  '^e town, and up from Thornton on Saturaay at d visit- 1 "*'"* ••" ^''^^ •"" ^'**- ^^"^'"'^ ^"'^ *'*""' edthe laltera parents over the holiday. â- * °"'" *^'*' "' Fleeherton Station, half I » mile from the first machine. The iriiid C. H. Leader and wife of Loadon were »», very high on Sunday and Imth planes -visitors with relatives here for several jested until about 4 p.m. when the •days dunuK the past week. ] ,i„a began to co down, and then got Mr. Johnston Wood of Toronto is *"*y '" ?"'"'' '''y'^i flyine low. Several visiting his sister and other relatives 4t.d hundred people visiu-d the machines on friend) here this week. {Sunday. Thd air men were entortained There i. still a silualioii open in Tie •*'''â-  ^^'hittaWer and .f, McMillan while Advance office for a btigh' youth lo learn "" •-''*'' enf"'ced visit the printia;; busineai. The lirsl snow (.form of llio Hea°on arrived oo Friday niitht hwit and Saturday niornim? the grtund was white with snow. It didn't look pood. Cidet T. Blakely, R. F. C , u( Camp ' Borden visited wi h his uncle and other] friends in town over the holiday. Tom ' is shortly to be gazetted a Lieutenai:l. I Mr. W. tloiiiphill and daughter, accompanied by three other friend.'i, | motored from Toronto Sunday, took In the fair and rei urued to the city Monday evi'ninft. , ^- .. I Dr. Fiea Murray motored up from Toronto on Saturday aiid vi.sittd his ! brother here. The Dr. gave a sweetly j rendered solo on Sui.J.<y eveiimg in the Methodist chuich. | The Advance I'ud a plea-xant but brief; call on Thur.«day last from Mr. C. W. Chadwick of Toronto, who was paying a ' visit to Mrs Bulnier, who is in failing hcHl h. Honor Rolls Report S. S. G, Artnnesia, lur Sept. Class .">â€" M Whi'taker, J Whiltaker, 3r. 4â€" B Whittaker,* W MacKenzie. Jr. A â€" Harry Pedler. Sr. ."iâ€" Ueggie Uutton. Jr. 3â€" B Irwin.* J IL.zz.rd. Jr. 2 â€" Merdena MucDonald. Sr. I â€" ThoniHs Hazard. Primer â€" Dora HazirJ. ♦ Present evi ry day and early. -E. M. FLETCHER, Teacher. Report S. S. 11, .\rlemesia fur Sept. Sr. 4- Nellie Roland. Jr. 4--N Genoe, A Bowle.-^, J Uislop. Class :?â€" M McCullough, D MtGc, A Sewell. iM Hislop. Class 2 â€" W Di'vervi Kev«i. Stanley of Miikdale ard Delfry of Flcshtrton e.Kchiiiiued | u'pils on Minus, C Neely. Sunday. In the eioniiiK a number of C.'ass 1 L Sewell Mr. Statilo)'s old pirishioneis on the Maxwell circuit, white lie w:i.s .stationed live yeais »j<(>, attended the service hero. A Bowles C C Bulaud. M B l).*piey fall fair met the (irsl r.-al rebutt ill its history on Wednesday of last week, wlieu ihe day proved rainy and disaureettble thnughout. Notwith- standing this there was a nee crowd present uud ine show in soma lesj ect the e.xhibition was even ahca 1 of furmer years. The iiorse uud c»ttle exhibit was especi»lly good. The gate receipts amouiited lo $112 and the coi cert -it night broughi Joo.lOi The sum of $47 was rai.-* ;d for the Children's .Vid Society on Monday, when a Lumber of young ladies played " lag " with the Niilagers :ind visitiis. The C -P McMulleii industrious and si;cc.'.'.sful bunch com- MrMullen. jirised Mioses Thelnia and Kvada Wilson, Be.'-sle McVioar, Mabel Switt, J<an Re d, Lofena Car.o, fjiliau Bu.skiii an 1 M.in e McTavish. Mrs. E. C. Murray hid her post- nujitial reception on Fiiday of last week, when a large number of ladies cakd The hosteia was exi|iiisittly ;^owii«d in white bru.ssel-i net and wu a»sislfd by Miss Maud Itichanlfvou, while Mrs. Blackbuin on ilie p'ano and Miss llulse on the violin provided iiiusiu. The lea table WHS piesi.U'd c.\et by Mrs Mitchell assisted by Mi.h. Muiisbaw aid Miss Hobnes. Tlie tloral I'eooraions were tilting to the autumn .season, beinR of d.»bl.aa and aster-s. Many ;/<iud wishes were left with the bride of two mouths. Boland, V Neely. Primer Aâ€" D Boland, V B. Uud E Graham, G Ntely, A Hislop. .â- Vveia^e attend:iuce IS -E. L. BIUKITT, Teacher. Report S. S. H, Arlemesiii, for Sept. Class ;;~V Taylor, .1 Jaiiiieson, O P>adgerow, O Wilkinson, R Lyons. Sr 2â€" M Pedlar, G Lyons. Jr. 2-K Blackburn Sr. Iâ€" G Wilkinson, H Cn.ft. K Badgetow. Jr. l-L Badgerow, H Philli|;?, B-L Blrtkey, L Croft, 1 McMuUen. H BUkey. A-R - H. SHLNK, Teacher. lleport S. S. 3, Arleinisa, fo) Sept. 4'h 'la.ss - 1 Broen, G Akins, G Irwin, A Breen, M Moore, F Irwin absent. ;!rd Cla.s8â€" M Mooie, A Hogaith ab.'-ent. ,2ndCU.ssâ€" M MoMulleii. M Mreen, W While, H Akuis. Sr. l-L McMullvn, ilogartli, li Bliickliura, II and J Allen absent. Jr. 1- Ellwood Moi.re. Bâ€" E Blackburn, 1 Brown, F Allen, F White. A -F Moore, H Akins. B. TUIbTLliTUWAlTE, Teacher. L Sharp, M V Simmons, East Orev fall fair, held on Monday, was the most most successful from point of exhibits that we have had for some years, but the crowd was small. Of course the weather was very cold and it snowed, but still the crowd should have been larger if the public took the deep interest in their home fair th^t they should and that they do in other places. The hall was well lilted with grain, roots, vegetables, fruit, (lowers, ladiea' work and dairy products. The compe- tition in butter was keener than we have ever seen it here. Outside cattle, horses, sheep and pigs were also good as also was the poultry. Mr. J. (} Mercer of Markdale, a specialist in white 'dottes and white ieghorns, took a large number of prizes for his Hne birds. The judge remarked that this exhibitor evidently knows a good bird. The show was nude very interescinn through Mr. Mercer's oontribution thereto. He has stock for sale. The poultry judge this year was Mr. R. B. Ko.\ of Toronto, who is also a breeder of white wyandottes, and who ovidonllyjknows'his business from A to Z. We consider him I he best all round man on poultry that we' have had here. The Mt. Forest pipe band furiished music and many were the coir.plimeiitaiy wmarks we heard passed on their playing. Flesherton will be pleased to have a return engagement with these gentlemen at some future time. The concert at night was a successful att'uir and the entertainment was a good one. Reciipt3 at the ga*e were ilW and at the concert $l.'t2. The prize list will appear next week. '5»^:fT-r3f'T;^i:!Jr7>^'L^3!?552^:25" MILLINERY MILLINERY How about a new Hat for the Fair â€" we have some new hats arriving this week, so come in ami liave a look belore you buy. We have a hat tor mother, wife or daughter and the prices are reasonable. â-º^ Men's Hats and Caps If you \»ant a uew cap or hat â€" we have our now supply in for fall and we have some classy Caps and Hatis. Just what you are looking for. Men's Winder Overcoats How abiut a uew Overcoat for the Fuh' '.' We have a dandy range of t;liinchilla. Tweeds, and tlio prices are tight. We have a good rantje lof hoyf? and men. Come aiio have a look. Men's and Boys' Sweater Coats Having bought the sweaters months ago. I can sell them at reasonable prices. We have dittcr eut colors . Coiue in bct'ore the are all picked over. Men's Light and Heavy Rubbers Just opened up our rubbers,â€" high top 12 ia. â€" medium top and low rubbers,â€" now for the Fall you will want a new pair, .lust come and see ouis, â€" then you will be satisfied and buy. Horse Blankets We iiave opened up our winter supply of horse blankets, so it you need one : â€" come and see i\arstedt's before ^ou buv. 1 Hardware If you need anyihinji Stoves we can supply Suit Casesâ€" Club Bags, raime of Hardware. Hardware in Heaters or Cook you. Also â€" Trunks â€" We iiaudle a complete F. G. KARSTEDT FLESHERTON, ONTARIO. » 1 ii^ Canadians in Flying Corps Ottawa, Oct 8â€" Recent sptctneulsr feats of Major Bishop, the Canadian j aviator who has won all the medals for I valor available in the British army, has | called attention strikincly to thit manner in which young Canadians have taken to the new manner oi tigbtiog in the aii. Canada has .sent to the war some of Ihn finest air tighleis developed in recent years. The services take only men under 25 years of age to train a? pilots. These young me:i must be '>f the tinest physical and mental lyuv, active, alert, and ua- Uiually intelligent. From Canada over oue thousand of such young men have joined the Royal Flying Corps as avia- ticn cadets in irainini; and over 550 are oDicera in 'he Royal Naval Air Service, the naval branch of the Hying service. Besides this liOtiO Caaaaians have joined the Royal Flying Corps as mechanics, helpers, etc., the rank and tile of the corps It is said to he an encouraging evi dence of the spirit of the Cauadinii p3opl9 that so nisny ] ouog Canadians have joined the most difficult and ardu- ous service ; also, to be further proof (f Canada's deep and sincere interest in (he war. A-fi Pay Will Be The Same Men selected under the Military Service Ad will receive the same pay as those now on active service receive. Pay will ^rt h^m the time a man reports for duty. Money from the Patriotic Fund and Separ- ation AJlowance will also be available for sele<fled men. Canadian soldiers are well paid. The fact that wages in Canada are generally higher than those paid in Europe is recogni zed in the system of remuneration for men on adtive service. Clothing and all equipment in addition to food is also ." supplieo to the Canadian soldier, leaving /^ him with no expense except personal incidentals. The rate of pay for men in the Canadian Expeditionary Force, other than commissioned officers, is as follows: ^} 'W|l?4- Ceylon Chat R. r.ieilie and wife left Friday to visit the former's parents at Walkerton. George McKenzie has sold his farm to T. Genoe, who will t.ike possession next spring. A iiiitcttllanoous shower *iis niveii Mrs. R. I eslie, lue Mabel Mc.Mullen, at her fathtr'.s residence, on Wednesday evening last, when the youii:( biide received many useful .^ifta. A ino.'-l enjoyable evening wns spent. .V duiu'y lunch Was served and alt repaAd to their homes leavini; many nooil'wiahen f >r tl youiio couple, who, after' thtir wjd'jin^ trip, will reside in Tcronto. Mrs. C, Richie an! daughter, Ediiii, O^ Uuihani, were c»llers in town Friday. Mis. \\m. White and little si n, Karl, spent Thanksgiving with Toronto frieud.s. Mis. Ward and dausjiiter, Audrey, of the We^t, are vifitin.{ the former's brother, i$. Rand, and family. Mr. Maynard ai.d wife of Markdale were Tlianksijivinj visitors at H. Burnett'.-'. Otlio Tucker of Toronto spent the week end lenewin^ aci|uainiance.', a ((ueat at li. Collinson's during his stay. His many faends were delighted tc see him .I'jiiiii. Mis. D. McLeoJ hi<!! te'.urned from vi.-iitiiig fill lids at C'.iledori. Mis Kdwaid Sargeot bis n turned from I iiionib s \i.-iit with her sun at I'lrt l>over. lioddie Siewiirr ^p£nt a fow di'ys of the past week with friends at Caledoii. Mis. Boyce aud d lUithter, .Mr.-'. Sherwood, spent Tli uiksgivini; Wiili the foriiu-r's ^i8te^ in Owen Sound. M. t.'. Reikett of ihven Sound was iu this I icali y last week. Mi.s. Duck ley, Toroiit s anil Mis. C. iMcMullrii ami babo of I'ort I'eriy, were 'I'h iiiksgiviii^ visltorr at .1. McMiillfu'.". Mr. Patterson an 1 Miss Zulh McLe.'d of Toronto were Thinksjjiving vii-itors .it D. McLeod'j. -^i''i Pay AUowanc* SZ.OO Met*. 1.8S 20 M l.BO 20 •• 1.50 20 *• I.SO 20 '• t.SO 20 »• 1.60 20 •• 1.60 20 •• 1.50 20 *• 1.3S IS *• 1.15 IS •• 1.10 to •« 1.05 10 •• 1.05 10 •• 1.00 10 •• 100 10 •• 1.00 10 •• Warruit OlIicM* • • . Raaimonlai S«itl.'Mai«f. il Kal * W«rT«nl Officer j^â€" . vMrr-^m^^jfm Qu«rterm«ii«f-S«rae«nta . •< . "'^'iii-'^MjS^'^H^ Orderty Room Clerk* ; Orderly Room S«rceanta . • Pny Serieenu . . Squad.. Bait., or Co. S«rat.M*ioff . Colour-Sergeant or Suil-Sargeant. Squad.. Bait., or Co. QMS, ScrseanU . « • . Lance-Swtaants . • • • Corporals • • r • L«nc**Corporals ... Bombardier*, or Second Corrtoralt • Trump«teri. Bugler*, and Drummer* Private*. Gunner*. Drivera . • Sappan. Batmen, etc . . As in the case of those already gone overseas, Separation Allowances will be available for those dependent for livelihood upon seleded men. The Separation Allowance is $20.00 per month for the rank and file, $25.00 for sergeants and ^affrsergeants and $30.00 'or warrant officers. The experience is that many men can afford to assign half their pay to dependents, in addition. A considerable number of men who have enlisted in the Canadian forces have found themselves better off under the army rate of pay, which is granted in addition to board, lodging, clothing, equipment, transportation, etc., than they were while in civilian positions. Their wants are provided for, and they receive a steady addition to the bank account each month. h$ued by The Military Service Council, 1J2 HARDWAREIlif UUm. -^♦M- ; Carefully Corrected Each Week Screen Doors & Windows l"'""^'''";-: H •" i''I e-ggs, fresn 4) o 4t) Poultry Netting .^^•;°»' ^--''J-^B - J 9 i.)ars <()to,.i u • r ' ^'b*'" 1 ;iO to 2 10 ra/is ureen Hariey itotoito Z, f • n I Buckwheat 96 to 9ii enoleum L:ce rowder Hammocks & Hooks ] Strayed Paints Sl Varnishes '• From lot .'.i ..n the 12th cno.. .Arte- tnesia, .i dark red steer one year <. Id, with Churns & Dairy Pails rather wido spread horns, hair curly about face. .\ny one givinij infoiniation c? • I I- f *. •. that will lead to hi.s recovery will be Sprinkhng Cans, etc., etc. suitably rewarded. '*'*'* ' â€" .Jacob H. Holley, Vandeleur C \Ay n I 1 M P A Ki '^'''â- '*'^'''* ^^•^- ^''" â- *• Pl'one tM) r 22 The Flesherton Hardwari:, Phone 30 ra ; Farm for Sale KARNING IXBREA.SE YOnt POWKK ELLIOTT You^o and Charles btreets, Torou'.o Has lately been a^ked to till positions at from $.")ll 10 asll'lt » iiioiitli and (thcrs up to .JL'UU per iiiiiiiiiM. It pays to get a Nupcrior Training. Write fir Cttalogue. Enter any nine. W. J. ELLIOTT, PiiiNoii'Au Sheep Strayed strayed from the premises of the undersigoed »boiit the first of September, one ewe inri two lambs â€" dark faced ewe and ewe lam us. Finder pteaac nommun. icale with -HAURV FISHER, Fleahorton P.O. Public Notice Notice lo Trespassers 1 Lot 1,")2 -l.'tli K..st B.»ck Line, Arte- tiicsiii, ,nile and a cjuarter fr<mi Kbt-herlon, cntaiiiing W acres, mostly cleared; comfm table hou'e, wood barn , with «toiie foundation, small orchard ; Tho piil.lic nill hereby taVe nojce f.jr,,, well wate.e.i. u.K'd izriin or stock that tie pissersoii ioi8 2ti A27, con. II, f,jr,n_ pyf p.,rtJcula:s apply on the Arteuiosi-i. will lif; prosecuted .iccording pfomisos lo to law. -KUBKRT R. GENOE, -JOHN BEECROlTT. Eugenia, Oil. W 1017. Flealierlon, P'q • 'I'lko notice that all persoHH are liere- Vy forbidden irespassing on, ar dumping any rubbish oo. or l.ikinc, asnd, gravel, oiirlli or oibcr in.i ler oil Park lot known ii8 the Kle.iliir .--ai d jiit. in Flesherton, ooiitiiniiiL' aboil' two. acres, as all porsonn â- risps8>ii)i{ or coinniiltint; any waste oi reiiioviny .inythin^ tlioiefroin, on any pHit of tliM Klesber estate in andl around Kle.shortoii Village, will be pro8- LLiitod accoidinj; to law. f UR. T. S. SPROULE, July li Executor (or the Ealato