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J. November 7 1918 THE FLESHERTON ADVA NCR • I- 'jr • \ - ; « -^ TH STANDARD BANK OF CANADA NCAo orricc • Toronto Your surplus earnings in our Savings Department earn inter- tar » t«7* est at current rate. 336 FLESHERTON BRANCH GEO. MITCHELU .;fani>,.r. C. P. R. Time Table. \ „ „ „ . Mrs. W. T. Little has beea ill for two Trains leave Fle.sherton Station as weeks with influenza followed by follows : pDeumo;.ia ; we ar pleased to know that Going South Going North she is improvijg under the care of Dr. 7.53 a. ra . 12 01 p.m. j; „f Markdale. 4.27 p.m. 9.1Sp. m. ! The mails are osed at Flesherton aa' The remains of the kte Pte. Mai follows : For the north at 10.40 a.m. and. B.iuuon arrived on Monday evening. ? p.m. ; and the afternoon mail south at Interment tools p'ace the following day 3.40 o'clocK. For morning train south . . . , ,. . . , . n l . _ -1 I .n .1 . :„.,^ „..'â„¢ fr"'" his fither .s lesideooe, !o Fle»herfju mail close at 9 p. m, the previous ev g. | Ct-metery, service bein^ conducieU by j^ '^^â- ^'â- '^ aistor. Rev. .i. McVicar. Much "^ VICINITY CHIPS ^ I '^^*«r<:' 's fe't '•>ȣ the young man was cut â- "^ ' â€" n in the very morning of hL? life. Capt. W. T. Little, LiM?ai (ffigaiggcg^::^?^^?^^^:^-^^^^^^^ -„ â€" - '^ STANFIELD'S UNDERWEAR ^. :^: Help Bonds. bind ilie Kai-ser with Mias Mildred AVr=ght has taken a position in F. H. W. Hicklin!<"s store. Thirty-tnro Christmas boxes for the boys pverseaij from Flesheiton were sent STay last week by the Khaki Leagite. Mrs. J. Little and Miss Elizibelh ' Dr. Holmes and Mrs. Ilulnies alw u.ory little Jean motored as far as Flesbertou on Tuesd.iy of las; week, the Dr. entrain- ing there aui ihus joining the '*)«ren M.D,, Passes Away Much rt^ret wm expresMd when th« news flashed round the vilUge early c Saturday morniog lait that Dr. William . u Thooaai Little bad puaed away in the rA hospital in Owen Sound. ' \^?, Fur ten days prior to hia own illneM he \'r, had been kepc busy day and Qii<ht attend- ' '^y> ing the sutfererd from the "du." Being in somewhat of a run-down itate, from j^S lack of sleep he was in a fit condition to i^W take the inttuenza and the complicatiims which followed and which resulted in bis death. Dr. Little was born in Maxwell 'M years ago, his parents being Mary Jane Blakeley and Johnston Little. Ue was a grandson of Mr. Williaui Litde Owen Sound, one of the pioneers township. Dr. Lillle was educated in the Owen :K,^ Sound Culleuiate, auJ received his diploma from the College of Medicine, Toronto, in April, 1!H4. For six months he was house surgeon in the General aud Marine Hospital in Owen Sound, ::a<l then located in FlesOertoB in Dec. 11U.4. Two years latti- he heard the call of Stands Strenuous Wear Lie was ' r^ itde of 'J of tnia â-º J • :^ Sound Hunt Club, the members of ' ^ > -Owen Sound Advertiser, received hwe bu-t week Little, of Owen Sound, intended the Toronto *here a short stay will be mad bedside of Dr. Littl.?, last week. Mr. H. M. Hyland, of Toronto, visited over the week end with his wife' and family here. Mrs. A. Wilson went to Torbnto on Saturday to care tor her son family. » ho are sick Will's ith the inrtuenxa. which left Tuesusy for their annual fort- I • niyht's huuting. Mrs. Holmes and little daughter will vi.sit with the former's par- ents, Mr. and<Mis. Chi^lett, Flesherton, for a week or so, going from there to â-  _ •" • le with friends. Word was announcing that Gcr. Wm. Wilcock lud goce in a draft of artillery fium England to tight the Germans and Bolsheviki in Russia. He has been in a reserve brigade in England since his return over- seas from bis leave in Canada last spring. He who has not helped to fin,-»nce hnal ^^ ^jj, j,^ ^,_^^,^^^ experience for Will to Victory, has no secure place in his own relate when he returns home ag,in, as he esteem-Buy Victory Bonds. ^ad tnree years of artillery work in Miss Celia Van Dusen returned to the France. A brother, Rob, who had been city after spending two months with her in the garaqte business in Buffalo, has tcother here. been dtafiad in the I'nited States array Miss Maud Boyd returned to her ' »'>d is at presfcnt training at one of the school HtWaterdown on Tuesday after many camps Uncle Sam possesses, •pending three weeks at her home here â€"a little two year old son of Mr. W. on account of the influenza. ^ H. Williamson, South Line, Artemesia, HaUowe'en nigtt >issed off rery .luiet. «>«' ''"i »« accident Tuesday of last )y in town, only i kw gates being carted : "eek which might easily have proved oitandacaBol<ed mint being used on (^^- The little fellow was helping hU the business men', windows. \ "'°«'»«' '° P''^'' '""•"'?» be<:»"se 'fie was sorry they were so cold,' when it is Miss Gwen Quinn took advantage of ^jjougbt his foot slipped and he fell in her enforced absence from high school ^^^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^j^^^, ^^,^^ ^^^^_^^ „^^^ ^^^ and is vUitins her uncle, Mr. Metcaif, ^j^^^^^^ Fortunately he fell in a near Redwing. follow with small hummocks on each Mr. W. A. Armstrong had the Victor side which protected bi-i>. He recived Record of Sir Thomas White's address to only a few scratches, upon which his the Canadian public ••oiicern'ng the need parents are to be congratulated, of the second Victory Loan. lu a letter to The .^Ivauce received rectly, it is learned that Harold McLean- a Flesherton boy, had joined the I'nited States navy at Philadelphia and is in traiiuni; there. He is t\ son of Mr. \. McLean, of town. Grey $1,005,050 Flesherton $43,050 Canvasseia who are selling the Victory Loan are most encouraging in their At a jjint mee'ing of the local Boards reports of the riceptiou the now loan is bf Health for Artfuiesia and Kle^herton rooeiving iu Grey County. Over $aOO,- raised the first d^y of the The first week of the Victory Loan in this County $1,005,000 wiij raised of which Flesherton gave ?37,050 and is well up in the race to g.aiu its objective. §:?,l''50,0CO is- asked from it was resolved that all churches, schools 000 was and ether meeting places to remain campiign. closed until, in the opinion of the chairiu.an, they should be opened. Sunday niglit last was one of the darkfist nights that we have ever been out in. Coming lionie from Proton ' Grey County, but it is eonfidehtly expee- Stalioii that evening Mr. D. McKillop's ted that the amount wi, I be larger th«n bu^gy lucked wheels in the dark with the that. fptill Tuesday evening the buL'gy of another gentleman with the' amount given I y Flesherton was f43,050 I From thia district there are a few A Memorable Day resul; that each had a bent axle. It was a close shavo f < . .ith parlies. 'people, (we are glad to say voiy few) who have refused absolutely to have a Thei-eaw^: .ery important advei- thing to do with the Victory tisementsin tll:v reek s .â- Vdvaoc<dealing Loan as a resentment over the with the Victr.Vi Loan, pages four and ' conscription . To assume such an atli- , ,. , , tude IS utterly unwarranted *nd eight: notice to soldiers on harvest leave, ^^p^^^.^^i^, ^^^ j^ the worst kind of page 1 and the employment of men lu foUy besidts being disloyal. The Victory default under the Military Service ! Loan bus nothing to do with conscription, \ct. on page eight. All persons inter- i "I'h ^nio" Government or any other '^ J . . 1 . I aind of government. It is simply ested are re<iue.ted to take notice. | i»u„ehed so that Canada can continue C>n Sunday of last week Mr. Daniel , the prosecution of the war and for the Youoa of town, rtoeived a message that maintainance of the prosperity of the hUaon. Pte. Elmer Russell Young, wa. JJ^^S;;/" '"''^'°*"''' °' P^"'" (Uugetouely ill iu a hospital ui England ' and on Sunday last another telegram arrived announcing the young man's death. Re »•» only S2 years of age and •nU<ited at Rfgina last spring, and hid j^^ jj^ anniversary of the com- be«Q only ihrea monthi overMAs when he ! mencement of the battl© of Passchen- was stricken with the pneumonia. jdaele, when so many of th» boys Mr. Ohas. Brij»Mll, tra»eUer far I from Grey county were wounded or Lamon Bros , Oaen Souod. ditd at hU \ k*i<i the supreme sacrifice for the ho.-Q« in Owen Sound on Tuwday of laak protecUon of their loved onea aad weak. He kaA kMO sick for about twa country, was remembered on Satur- w«)ks with irl«ta«ia and pneumonia, , day- October 26. The battle lasted Be leavM a wM :bJ two mall children. ! '«' »*« *«" '^•^ ***«' ^'''«'» "**"y A brother. G.eii«» w»s kUled in action , »»<>«"« '« »»• '^^^^^ J't'l recently. Charlie was -ell liked i „' out one of the loved, but their names flesherton and much sympathy i.o exten- ded to Mrs. Brignell and family. , * . * v w • I ed I's one of the greatest of which The following attended the fuiuralif ^j^g Canadians took their share. the late Dr. Little at (>«9n Sound on ^ Among those from this district the Sunday ; -Measrs C. ^Bellamy, Thos. following are known to have laid Beary.Dr. Oltewell as pallbearers.others down their lives: w»re* from Owen Sound, C. Richardson, pj^ SUnley Walters, Kiraberley; Or. Murray. Rev, Belfry, T. Clayton, D ; p^^ Johnston Howard. Fevewham; MoTaTwh, B. Welton. M. Wilson. T. ^ p^g a. J. Pinkerton, Priceville; Pte. Blakely, W.L.Wright, Andrew Dunn, ' xhos. Mather, Priceville: Pte. J. S. brother-in-law of deeewed. J . Wright, \ Ta>-lor and Pte. Harold Mitchell. ' will live forever as participants in a ! battle that will always be remember- StanfieWs two piece suits for men Stanfield's combinations for men 'Stanfieltls uuderwear for men Stanfield's two piece suits for women Sfantiekl's combiuatious for women Full assortment of sizes and a good choice of different qualities. ALL REASONABLY PRICED. sutt'i:rmg,g.ive upa promising practice and went to Mesopotamia In the U. A. M. C. with the rauk of Captain. Hare ha contracted enteric fever and when ab.'e to be removed was sent to Bombay. After an absence of fourteen mouths, he returned to Flesherton iu April, 19J7, and took up his practice again. He was united in marriage on Aua. 10,; 1017, to Miss Dora Morrow of Ingersoll. Much sympathy is felt for the youDg wif^, who IS bereft of a kind and loving husband. Besides his sorrowing widow and parents he leaves two sisters. Misses Eliziibetb and Margaret Little, and one brother, Lieut. Herbert Little, who is with the British motor boat patrol, and tc-uk part in the famousraidonXeebrugge. A host of friends also mourn his early death. The funeral took place on Sunday at 2.30 p. m. to Greenwood Cometery, Owen Sound. Service at the house was conducteil by his pastor. Rev. C. A. : \ , Belfry of Flesherton, and at the grave by White sewing machines, the king '- 1 Rev. Judsou Kelly of Westside Metbo- ' machines. Sherlock-Manning piauos are dist Church. This was followed by tha , strictly high grade. It" you »»n prove beautiful s«vice of the Masonic Order, ' this s:atemeut false I will give you a of which Dr. Little was ,an honored piano free.â€" J . C. Keotner, Markdale member, which wi« conducted by Mr. . â€" Thomas Henry. : For Sale Cheap-1 good team, 7 and !^ ,^ , , , , ,1 vt^nr* r>1.4 Kound and kind to work, weiiih- The lloral ottertngs were beautiful and ?«*" "^''^ souuu ,»uu iiuv* abundant, among them bein^ a Masonic em blew from the Lodge here. To the bereaved family â€" the wife, father and aiotlier. brother and sisters, th« .\dvr.ce tendtrs our siuceiest syn:ipathy. BuyVICTORYBONDSorAPPOLOGIZEtoPOSTERITY R H. W. HICKLING FLESHERTON, --' , ONTARIO |r^-w r w «. » ^ â- Â» '. » » -w â- Â»â-  « ' » ^ w ^ " » 2 w ^ w ~^ '» j^ » ^ » r wy ^ » ^ » ^ » ^. w •â- y ' '- *"* '* -'* '* ^ ^ T '^ . ^^w^ < w l^ â-  J^ ^ J ^ ^ ^ u^|^ ^ My ^ ; mi Small Ads. For sale onaa aua on easy tPrms, Lo^ 13, con. U, Ojprey, UO acres. This i a tirst class farm and in a good state of cultivation. Good bank barn and new frame dwelling. Apply co R. J. Sproule Flesherton .-..«,^__ ,11^ II !l Flesherton Tin Shop- I have just placed ou the shelves a full line of Tinware, Nickelware and Agateware for domestic use. Call on me and get your supplies. Eiivetroughing, Stovepipes and Stove Furnish- in ij; Kepan-ing of all kinds promptly attended to. lU'.; •2?oO lbs. Well mated bays, with while points. The owner has no use for them iu the winter.- -.Vpp'.y to John Runstadler. Flesherton. Pipetittiug, including pump work. Furn3K:es installed. Agent for CLire Bro*. Furnaces. Braved Battles Died of "Flu* GIRL WANTED- Capable girl fjr general housework, o washing, plain cookin^i. Excellent home. Wages S-S to start. References required. Mrs. Marsh, 69 Keewatin Ave , Toronto. F. Mfttbewson and S. McTavish. Flesherton. It was with deep regret that the news of the death of William Rut- ledgre, which occurred at Lethbridgre. .\lta., on Sunday. October 27th, was received by the people of this dis- trict. He had been sick only a ffew : days with the influenza when he pass- ; ed peacefully away. He is a sou of Mrs. .\ndrinv Rutledge. Ceylon, at\d spent his boyhood days there. The young man was 35 years of age last Ai^ust. The day war was declared Will of- fered himself for service in defence of the Empire atid joined the 10th Batt. of Calgary. Alta. He went overseas that fall and spent the win- ter months at that memorable spot. Salisbury Plains. He went to France in April 1915 in time for the second battle of Ypres. where he remained for 13 months, when he was wound- ed ill the ankle. He was invalided home on July 1-th. 1916. afterwards being discharged. He was working in an elevator at Lethbridge when he took sick with the influenza and died within a few days. The body arrived home on Saturday last and was buried at Flesherton cemetery .\ brother, Roy, who has been work ing at Lethbridge as a train clerk accompanied the body home. Much sympathy is extended to Mrs. Rut- le<i^e and family in the loss of a lov- ing son and brother. Sheep For Saleâ€" F.ne good ewe lambs of Oxford Dowu breed, also six good | breeding shee^', Leicester- Reason fori sellingNveistocked.â€" Herbert J. .Soil, | U U 1, Singhauif>£on : Tel. Fevershani. j i i i 1)^1 m m (i> D. McKILLOP CHRI5T0E BLOCK FLESHERTON j^ ONTARIO. i^ ^x^ syg^ifiji ru : In Loving Memory In Uving memofy of W. G. Pickell who paaatd awaj from ua into the haavenly land No». «, 19U. "We wiU all xatker home in Ik* Meniug." â€"Wife and Family. "iMitir OMvlaUy Oorre«t«l Eaofa Week B«K« 38to4« bn. fresh ^c 50 Wbat...... f236»o225 Oikta 90to90 PMm , 3 68 to 4 00 Bttriey I30tol 35 Potatoes tL25 Buckwheat 9o to 95 Hides lOcto 10c Ducks 25to«6 OMse 23 (o38 Chickens 17 to 84 Fowllive 3lto2l Fowldressed 23 to id SOTICEâ€" Any trapping, hunting dshiugou Lo:sl7t>.l77.l7S, S.W.TS.U. j and lot 17S F..T. .v S.U.. Artemesia. is prohibited.â€" T.J. STINSON. 1 12 S P-'^ata.-ti ids to loan cu real estate security at,i?asonable tale Jt iii'erest. \i.i.lv to R, J. Sproule, Fie-.hetton. " ' ' â-  sept 23 or, a »] The Old Adage The Proof of the Pudding Is the Eating Colts For Saleâ€" One colt couiiug -'.one coming 3 years old, and i spring colt. â€" Wils.m Mc.MuUeii, Ceylon 1 12 IS Lostâ€" Ladle's white velvet hat.between Vaudoleur and Flesheiton. i'indet leave at '.his otKce. Strayedâ€" From Lot 3o, Cou. 8, Arte. mesia. one spring heifer calf, lad and white uiatkiugs-Alei. Caaieion,Edjiei»ia in The sam is et^uallv Jk true o the 19oV r^ Gravity asher. Try >•â- ',' ^si one and be convinced that there is better. none For Saleâ€" 10 purebred Oxford Down rain lambs for sale. t20 each if taken a: once.â€" CiAvde Akins, Fle«h«tton. 1 For Saleâ€" Ten young pigs ready to wean-W. H. Hall, lot IS. con. 6,0»i>rey Telephene connection. For Sale â€" Four Shorthorn bulb, red for tele.â€" JobustoQ CuUen, Flesherton. Ram Foe Saleâ€" fisfotd Kam, 2 years old. Apply to S. Psdlar, Flesherton. For Sale â€" 17 ews lambs and 7 ram laaibe for tale. Jas. Genoe, FleMbettoo. s. Hemphill: ,i Agent, ^ Ceylon Full line ot McCormick Farm Implements. Binders Mowers, Kakes, Loaders, Dris, Cutivators, Pows, Riding and "Waking llauows Brantfcnl Wind Mis, Pumps, Piping and Fillings of a kinds Beattie aye Carriers. Hay Forks, Sings, Filer . Carriers, Foding Bath Tubs, Fro-^t Wire and Fence Cutters and Seighs. A Call Solicited Satisfaction Guaranbeed. S. HEMPHILL Agent, - Ceylon, Ont. Highest price for butcei and eggs at Graham Bn.>«. Eugenia. t Jane 86 Try FevershajB P»»try Flour, the best for your CO ^k. All Onterio wheat For Sale -Young calf for sale. Apply to John Wright, Flesherton. Bull For Service Registered Shorthorn bull for service, on lot 5, con., «> CHyrey Colliogwood gravel. Grade coWs ll.-'tO, tlnirough breds f4.UC.'-J. A. Robertson, .\pril 4 1918. Liv« Poultry Wanted Bull For Service Thoroughbred Durham Bull for servic on lot ItJO, W T S R, Arleaeeia. Term , 1.50, $3 for thoroughbred*. ! July IS â€"MARK STEWART, Prop Btill for Service TUorouahbred Ehirbam ball for servic* Jake /enoer is paying highest market prices for all kinds of live fowl. Now Is on"loru"o,'T.s"ir,"A^e"mes»'. '"Termsâ€" the time to cull your fowl. Market good, i tl . 50 for grades, f^^ for thoroughbreds. NoTl -J. ZEN'NER, Markdale 1 1 July -J. A. LEVER. Prop. I A