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gkBii^txim %tfnmct TRUTH BEFORE FAVOR." â€" " PBINOIPLEb NOT MEN.' f(K 38 No 10 Plealierton, Out., Ttiursday, Augjust 16) lOin W, fl THDfiiJTON "iTS^an und FBOPUIB Ceylon Chat I^Mra. John Gibson visited with Ciledon friends likst week. Mr. and Mra. Furnesj and b»ba of Toronto are visicots at Unydea Gibson's. Mrs. Moilimer, who has spent the past fortnight with her uncle, O Collin- BOD, returned to the city on Kriday. D. D. McLaughlan and wife and Mr. ind Mr''. McArthur r.f Maikdale vi.sited friends near Markdale Suurday. Mr and Mrs. Archibald and little son visited the latter's parents at Hanover over the week end. Cecil Cusfanie of Toronto is holidaying ftt R. Cook's. Mies Muriel Spicer of Toronto spent Civic Holiday with her parents here. Archie McPhattcr and wifa of Owen Sound spent the week end with their brother, Fred Wri^jht. Miss Jean Collinson of Toronto spent Civic Holiday with her parents here. Mies A^nes McPhail is visiting with Walkerton fiieods and Miss Lillian vieited with Dundslk friends the past _week. Mr. and Mrs. Bell, who have beeu visiting tbeir brothers, Dan and Alex. Stewart, have renamed to their home at Winghain. Mrs. R. Whittaker left the past week to visit her son near Akron, Ohio. Miss Ruby Stone of Toronto is visiting her parects here. Pte. Bert Irwin, who has for nearly a month been conliaed to bis home here with measles, was able to return on Thursday to Niagara catnp. Rock Mills Berry picking is the order of the day and the crop seems plentiful. Pte. Eddie White is home on thirty days' leave. Thos. Bet*s and daughter, Mabe), spent a day with friends in Markdale the past week. LilUan Fisher is visitiuft with her sister, Mr«. Cargo, near Markdale, at present. Robt. iSaigeon and sister, of Colling- wood, motored and visited with their uncle, Wm. Hawkins, recently. Our sympathy is extended to Mr , and Mrs. Adam Smith and fainily,of Fugenia, in the loss of their son. Fred was employed at the mill here a few years ago, and was a general favcrite among all. Lelta Hill, of Markdale, spent a day last week with her friend, Annie Betts. James Park, who has been sawing in Durham for the past three weeks, visited over the holiday with bis family here. Isaac Smith is building un addition to his bara. Eugenia Paragraphs Visitors in town over the holiday were Jacob Williams and daughter HildH, Mrs. W. Armstrong and daughter Bar- bara, Mr. and Mrs. Dixon and babe, Mr. and Mrf. Bates, Toronto ; Nurse Jamieson of Hesherton, Eril. Morgan at his home and Miss Mitligan with Miss Oeorgina Smith. Joseph Shtrwood h'ls purchased the house and lots owned by Walker Sloan, Mr. Belbin of Ti-ronto university is spending a couple of months with Mr. .John Campbell. Garnet Magee and family viuitGd at Hanover. David Genoe has purchaead a new driving horse J. K. Jamieson, R. Park and Bob Pedlar have installed 'phones. Mrs. Wesley Clinton, two dau^jhters and SOD, of Edmonton, are visiting with relatives in these par's. We are pleased to see Mrs. Tuohy able to be out after a severe attack of pneumonia. » * Mr. Woods of Corbetton will preach next Sunday morning in the Presbyterian church. » i >;^ Next Sunday the sacramsnt will be administered iu the Methodist church The residence of A. Tuohy had a close call from tire one day last week when a straw slack u:iught fire in some unknown manner, but with lota of hard work from the ueighbois, both men and women, the buildings were saved. A number from here took in the sports at Collingwood Monday where the Po»ver Bouse played two games of beseball, winning one. .\ number also went to the Owen Sound races. Will Duckett's team ran away one ('ay las' week and threw him off the binder, but he was not seriously hurt. The Large aod Munsbaw families picnicked at Brewster's Lake last week. Pithy Proton Pointers Tryon Feversham The farmers are comntencing to cut the fall wheat. 'Ir. and Mrs. Brad, Miss Wesley and Mr. Dewsberry of Toronto are holidaying ^•ith friends in this village. A number nf friends and neighbors .ittended the funeral of the late Samuel Colquetlo at Flesherton on Monday. Mrs. Mullin and Mrs. \'anwinkle of Toronto are visiting with the former's brothere, John, James and Philip (tUc- well, and other friends here. Berry picking is the order of Lhe.day John Ra~Iey, with the aid of H. Neil, is shingling his house. Miss Ethel Morrison has returnetl to her duties ijt Toionto, accoinpauied by her slater, Elsie . Ed. Perllar ia erecting a new cement house, thft masonery being done by Jack Evius, of Maxwell. There was a sc^uadron of five ivtoplaues passed over this pait on Wednoday last. Wessie Beatly is assisting Dan Cameiou with his hay, which is not very heavy work a.s hay ccops are rather light th'S year. Victoria Corners Kev. aod M'«. Campbell and Mr. Btephsnson of Maple are visiting at Jas. Lock ban's and with other friends. OtilleLockhart visited in Markdale (or a week. Margaret Moore visited a few days near Markdale. The weather still coDtinuea very warm. The W, M. S. had a very sucoeasful nfieeting in the church last Tuesday â-  fternoon. The attendance was eood tud we had a splendid address from Mis. rhurstoD of Flesherton. On Wednesday evening Inistioge League visited Bethel League at Befliel shurch. An enjoyable evening was :)ont. Sacrament will be dispensed next unday at Inistioge. Thousands of Men Required For Harvesting In Western Canada Thousauds of men are required to help in the work of harvesting the Westoin orop. The C. P. R. has completed arrangeiuen's to transport to the West this great army of workers. For those going from points in Ontario to Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta extra trains will bo operated through to Winnipeg (the distributing point) with- out change. Going trip West, $12 to Winnipeg'. Roturuiug trip Eist, ijtlS.UO frcm Winnipeg. Consult C.P.R. Agents regarding transportation arrangements â- acst <>t Winnigeg. GOING DATES August 20th and August 2iUh- All stations in Ontario, west of Smith's tialls up to and including Toronto, on Lake Ontario Sh^ire line, and Havelock-Peter- borough line,alao from stations Kingston to Renfrew Junction, inclusive, and from stations on Toronto-Sudbury line. From stations on Sault Ste. Mane brauob. From stations 01 main line Beaucage to Fraua, inclusive. From stations, Bethany junction to Port MoNichol and Burketou- Bobcay geon. A.ugU8t 22nd and August 28thâ€" From stations west and south of Toronto, up to and including Hamilton and Windsor, Oot , on Owen Sound, Walkerten, Tees- water, Wiugham, Elora, Listowel, Oodericlj. St. Mary's, Port Burwell and St. Thomas branches, and SMlions Toronto and north to Bolton, ioclusive. Further particulars from any C.P.R Ticket Agent, or W. R. Howard, District j[ Passenger Agent, Toronto, Ont. The Misse.s Myrtle and Lilian Wyville .iiid Miiuiiu Galbraith, who have been holidayiiig at their homes here, have returnad to their, [ositions in Toronto. Mr. anil Mrs. McLasn are lUe gnosis of their daughter, Mrs Archiu Neilson Last Sunday evening Miss Mildred Binnie assisted in the choir it the Masonic service held in Dundalk. Marion and.Iackie Wright .sie holiday, ing at L'stowel and Kiucirdiue. Mies Coon, of Toronto, is the guest of her husband. Miss Louie Roome, Mr. and Mr.i. Evans, Mr. Cooper, and Miss Ethel Neilson motored up from Toronto and spent civic holiday with thu latter'a mother, Mr». R. Neilson. Mr. and Mrs. Sara Wright and children, Ida and Arthur, motored over from List&wel and visited at J. Wfight's. Miss McCluiu, who h.iH been visiting her friend, Ida Stinson, has returned to her home in Toronto. Messrs Adrien aud Burton, Toronto, were civic holiday visitors in this village. L*st Wednesday Mr. Hugh Hodgins had his new barn raised on a cement found.tlion, which adds greatly co the appearance of his property. The garden party of the season, under the auspices of the Anglican church of Proton, will take place on .Vugust 15. Priceville Jottings The frost on one night the middle of last week blackened many potatoes on low land. Mr. McQueen of Stayner, a ' young man and student, preached in the Pres- byterian church last Sunday, so there will not be any Gaelic service during August. A large nun.ber of the con- gregation claim that Gaelic is now unnecessaiy in the church services. A number of years ago at a Presbyterian meeting in Durham the Gaelic. was under discussion, and a leading Highlander from Proton township said that he had studied the history of seioiiil languages to some extent, and he tirmly believed the Gaelic was very ancient, dating back as far as the garden of Eden. At this juncture the Rev. MoN--, who was clever at repartee, spoke up and said : " Well, I'm not surprised that our first oarenis were driven out of Eden for answerini? the Lord in .such gibberish as that." The big Highlander's face twitched considerably when Uie laugh turned against him. Pte. Robert Uonkey ruturoed Irem the Toronto hospital last week and is with his mother at present. Mrs. T. A. Fergu.son has been visiting friends at Niagura and Toronto and is SI ill in the city. Some farmers will be cutting btlh hay and barley the tirst of ihe week, and some say that they tind llio hay crop is turning ont better than thny expeitted. Blr. and .Mrs. D. McCormacU have been under Dr. Mutton's oare for eeveral dayj. Kimberley Budget Dundalk Dundalk ciljzeus are not satisfied with the action, or lat.her inaciioii, of the Ontario Fuel Controller in the matter of coal supply for next winter. Not a single c.iv of hard coal has lotched town this .season. In another month f«ll will be here and then winier following. The Fuel Controller'.s uiifullilled promises will not keep Jack Frost under subjection by and by. Tlie outlook is not bright at the present time. Citizens are aiixicus that the Council take up the matter and secure a supply of fuel from some source which may bn available ^n the fall. The Herald has just learned that Herb PattoL, formerly residing here, was one of the victims )f the Hun murder when the hospital ship, Llandovery Castle, was torpedoed and sunk off the coast of Ireland a month ago. Herb enlisted at Birtle, Manitoba, early in the war and was m considerable trench lighting in Franco. Ho was wounded in the neck a couple of years ago and on recovery was UDdt for combatant service. He took up hospital work aud it is supposed he was employed on the hospitil ^hij) when ho lost his life. His parents, who live in Birtle, MauifAjba, have two other sons on active service,â€" Herald. The young man was a nephew of I Couticillor James I'atton of Fleshertonâ€" Ed. Advance. I I Mrs. W. BHrnhouse of E><inoiiton, .-Vlbert,!, is renewing old acijuaintances in this part and is the <.;uest of her mother, Mrs. John Weber of the ^Vulley Roml south. A largo black boar has been man ing his hei>d<|uarters in the switiiip opposite ThoniHS Carnack's and has been making havoc ill Tom's wheat lield. Miss Wood- house saw Bruin picking berries onw day Ust weeK, and she didn't stay in the berry ))atch any longer ilian was abso- lutely necessary. Mr. and Mrs. Chariu.s Huguard of Clarksburg visited with tlie lai tor's parents, yr. and Mrs. .John Fa>voett, the Traveller's Home, one day las.! week. Messrs Marell and Clayton Betts of Kock Mills visited with W<>'lingtoU b^awoeit one day lait week. Miss Elvie Alfred of Gnersville visited at George Cornlield's recently. Mrs. Rind Brady of Chenyurove visited at D. Weber's Satuiday last. The pastor of the Metliodiei i.'luiitli on Sunday evening last iPcogni-/,i'd ilie fourtli aniiivers.<ry of Britain declaring war on Germany. He gaie a general outline of the war from its uoniinenee- ment. Wo sincerely hope that before another year the dove of peace uviy Hy over a war shattered world. Miss Ruth Myles hid an experience on Saturday last that j'hc would nr>t want to have repeated. She was taking ;he bridle off a horse to give it a drink. The horse started to run before she had the bridle oft" and her foot caught in the bridle rein, dragging her for a connder able distance. She was badly shaken up but we hope for her speedy recov ly. Vandeleur Happenings Too Late for Last Week David Graham of this place and Miss Enna Burrit, one of Kimberley's most popular young ladies, were anitu.i m marriage at the home of the >.ride's parents at Kimberley on We.i'esday, .luly 21. Mr. and Mrs. Graham have taken up their residence on the farm recently purchased from J. H. Holley. Our heartiest congratulations aie ten- dered to them. Mrs. Hunter and daughter, Eija, of Pitt-jbunr, Pa , a'-e visitois at VV. Bu- chanan's. Haying is well advanced and the crop is medium. .Mr. and Mrs. Theinas Broughton and daughter of Corboiton were visitors at George Shannon's the beginning of the week. Mrs. 11. G. Warling and three chililien of Calgary are visitors at .lohn Warling's and other friends herealniuts. Mrs. Frank Collins aud dauL'I'ler. Jennie, of Toronto, were guests of M's. W. J. Hutchinson's lai;! week. Portiaw Too Lite List week. The hay crop is turning out I itti-r than anticipated. Grain crops are proiiiising a nood average yield. J. .\. Thomvson has been suffciiiig from an attack of apenJicitis. Wc hope that no serious conditions will develop. Miss Pearl Watson and Mr. and Mis, Edward Watson and f miily of To!' nfo are visiting the homo folks here. ,\lis8 Violet McNally of Toront<i is holidaying at home. Mount Zioikcongregation at a meetinc on Thur.sday evei intr latt in^iiluted an Epwoith League and appointed the following othcers : President, Elbert Cornlield ; Vice Presidents -Consecra- tion, Mrs. T. Taylor ; Missionary. IWis- Eigle ; sacial aud literary, Wilfred Mc- Nally ; Citizensliip, Miss Vina' Watson : Sectetery, Robert Taylor : Treasurer. Miss May Ccrnlielo ; t.bgaiiist. Miss Aleta Lyons. Bates Burial Co. I 13U.SINESS AS rSlAL I Funeral Directors and ' Embalmers Phone HiUcrest 268 124 Avenue Rd. Toronto, Ont. MOTOR EQUIPMENT Jeweiery ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES J. W. Bates, Pres. R. Maddocks, Manager. Pig For Service Pine bred Tam won h Hoar for Service on lot 17(!, 1 S. W.T. and S. R.. Arte- mssia. Terms 81 or *a for purehreds. 1 June IS â€" l. .J..ST1N.S()N, Pmp A Splendid Stock from which you may readily make A Satisfactory Se lection. We cai> . ry Photo Supplies. W. A^ Armstrong, Jeweler FLESHERTON, ONJ ....«.._.â- ..â-  ... . â-  â-  - â€" 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Ladies I The MiLincry Season fs in ;inti w(i are reu~v with a real up-to-date slock of SPKING HA I S and wouM be plea.sed to have you give us a call md see our styles before yon buy. We can suit you if you want an up- to-date hat. W. L. WRIGHT The Corner Store Flesherton, - Ontario • l« I ••â- â€¢â€¢â€¢â€¢H«»«M»,.«,.«(»0„«K«.t*.^l.«m ~ •••••»•«•««.,« LET US SUPPLY Your requirements in anything of tKe following lines: * Automobile Tires and Supplies Sleighs Gasolines Engines Farm Implements Cream Separators Liter Carriers Stable Equipment, Etc FLESHERTON . $ D.McTAVISH, A collection is being taken up in the township of Normanby to provide funds to repay the moDey voted from the township treasury to defray the expenses of the dolesiatos on the famous junket lo Ottanii. This action is taken to avoid threatened legal complications. If those ibousajids of Ottawa delaRates had been payitjg thotf own expenses oiiiety por cent, of Mioiu "wouldn't of wont.' - Hatri^loi; liovicw. I SPRING AND SUMMER ^ demands are for White Boots and Shoes. We have! them Lace Boots, Pumps and Strap Sandals. also a good assortment of Running Shoes in white! black and tan. ALSO A hne of children's white canvass oxford, 3 eyelet) hole, leather soles. Clearing at 75c., sizes 6 to 10. Tfunks. Suit Cases aod Clwb bags. Repairing as u.sual. THOS. CLAYTON ^FLESHERTON, - * ONT