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June i2 1919 THE FLESHEKTON .4DVANC SAVINGS, Thrift, Independence â€" all these are the out- come of the same impulse and attain the same objec- tiveâ€" PROSPERITY. The Standard Bank of Canada can help you to attain it. 2m THE STAMDARD BANK OF CANADA FLESHERTON BRANCH GEO. MITCH ELI. MANAcen C. p. R. Time Table. Trains leave Flesheicon Station as oUows : Going South Going North 7.53 a. ra. 12.01 p.m. 4.27 p.m. 9.18p. m. The mails are osed at Fleaherton aa follows : For the north at 10.40 a.m.and f p.m. ; and the afternoon mail south at 3.40 o'clock. For morning train south mail close at 9 p. m. the previous ev'g. VICINITY CHIPS Bibles and Testaments for sale at this office. Mr. J. M. Ainslie of St. Catherines -was tn town tin Moaday. No chopping done at Eugenia until further notice. â€" 3raham Bros. Mri. Hiclcling w\» in Toronto this week. Bank Concert at Eugenia Picnic com- mences at one o'clock, (>Id time. Remembsr the datr, June 26châ€" Bank Concert and Picnic at Eugenia Falls. Miss Bertha Morrow of Toronto spent Sunday with friends here. Grey County Council will meet in Owen Sound on June IC. Mr. George Henry of Luoknow visited his brother, W. Hetiry, hare over Sun- day. Mr, D. Dow has the contract of reshingling the Presbyterian church and began on the job last week. Mr. Frank Vandusen of Toronto visited with his grandmother, Mrs, A.S. VanDuaen, this week. Premier Hearst speaks from the now pavilion in Hydro Park, Eugenia Falls, at 2 o'clock old time sharp. Hon. Dr. Cody at Eugenia Picnic. He speaks at 3.30, old time. Dr. Cody is one of Cinada's orators. 19,000 people expected at Monster Conservative picnic at Eugenia Falls on June 26th. All conveniences for family picnicking at the big Eugenia Falls Picnic dune 2t>. Tea, tables, water, etc. Mr and Mrs James McKeuzie of Hilton, Man. formerly of Kiiuberley, are visiting friendt in this vicinity. Messrs. Joseph and Thomai Blakely and wives motored to Iiigorsoll Saturday returning Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. G Tucker and Mrs. P. Gorham (nee Minerva Tucker) of West Toronto are visitiDf Mrs. Levi Belts. Mrs. Sihis Phillips, who has been visiting in Idaho for the past tiftuen months, returned houiu uu Mond«y ev'g. Don't miss old fashioned, old time family picnic at Eugenia Falls Thursday^ June 20th. Bands, pipers, and speak- ers. Marriedâ€" On June 4th, 1919, at tlia home of Mr. George White, West Back Line, Wm. Eiwiu Loucks to Miss Sarah Mildred White. Mr. and Mis. T. Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. James Fisher and T. Chard, returned Friday from a week's visit with London friends. George Brown, wife and two sons, of Bradford, visited his aged father here for a couple of days during the pas' week. Miss Millie Wright went to Toronto Saturday to meet her brother, Maurice, who returned from England by the Mauretania. Gordon Long, Joseph Graicger and T. Copaland, and Misses Kellar.Uiggins and Butcher, of Honeywood, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Millar in town. Mr. John A. Bell and wife of Calgary and Gunner Ciarence Bell from overseas were guects of Rev. Belfry and family during the psst week. Mrs. Bell is a «ister of Mrs. Belfrey. Will the party who took an egg crate from my p'/tca OD Wednesday evening, .luiie 4, and carrUd It away in a oar, leturn some at once and save trouble â€" \V. Moure. The meeting ef Oaprey U.F.O. will be held in the Orange hall, Feveraham, on Saturday. June 7, at 8 p.m. Members riijuested to attendâ€" H. SpoftbrJ. Inspector R. Wright oi South tiroy givo The Advance a call «n Monday whiin on his business rounds. He spent Saturday and Sunday hero with hii* brother, Julin, M'ss A'era Pliillips, who hat been in hospital It Toronto for some time, and in the city for eleven weeks after under- going three seriuus operations, ivturued home on MoiiiUy and is reuoveiiug her heulih. Tho Presbyt.'rian Guild will hold a monster garden purly on the Agricultural grounds, Fleslierton, on Friday, June 20th, I'Jl'j. Basetall and supper. Admission 25 and 3oc. Keep this date open . There are some who still do nut realize our new terms of subscription. If your subscription goes six incnths overdue it will be ^l.oO. By[aying promptly you ave llrty cent.s. • Miss Shirley Murray is homo from Toronto, where she has been taking a business college course. Miss Florence Bunt has also completed her course at Orangeville. Boys, arrange your date and be at Proton Station, Thnrsdav, June 19. (Jrand Scotch eoncert. Be sure and bring the girls. The biggest treat of the season. Joe LeGard of The Advance staff ig in Toronto undergoing tho mending process CO bis collar bone, which was broken white playing ball. His brother, Herb., is taking his plase on the staff here during his absence. Magnet Cream Separators Square gears â€" no fiction ; double supported bowlâ€" cannot rock; perfect skiimnarâ€" one piece ; easy to turn â€" a child can operate; capacity chnnL'eâ€" saves the buyer $50.00 ; p.itunt brake â€" "Magnet,' patent ; atronjr, rigid constiuction â€" mechanijiiliy correct ; sanitary strainer â€" germ proof ; easy to cleanâ€" a child cleans it in a few minutes. G. B. Wclton Flcshcrtou, Ont. The Agricultural Society have made arrangements for some good horse racing here on July 1, and will give one of their renowned concerts in the evening. Make your arrangements to come to Fleshercon on July 1. Mr. Cbarlas McTavlsh of Oshawa spent Sunday wiih h'l wife and parents here. Charley has recencly been removed by the Chevrolet Company, with whom he if engaged, from Kegina to the head office %t Osbawa. Harry Lauder, the world's greatest Scotch comedian, says of Canada's Juvenile oo bis recent visit to London. "You have the right idea, stick with it, as you have the ability". This artist will be at Proton Station, Thursday, June 19tb. Don't miss it. House For Sale â€" A veiy conveniently located frame dwelling on stone wall ; six bedrooms, summer kitchen and wood shed ; electric lighting throughout ; good cullar and cistern ; in good repair; terms reasonable. Apply on premises to â€" Malco'.m McDonald, Flesherton. The County Judge at Newmarket Court a few days ago decided that any perbon taking in cattle to pasture is liable for any losses, and gave judgment for $55 for an animal lost from such a pasture field a couple of years ago. Rev. Woods of Corbettoti occupied the pulpit of the Methodist church on Sunday in the absence of the pastor, who is a member of iha stationing com- mittee of Toronto conference. The conference will open this week, Tne Upper Canada Biole Depository, kept at The Advance office, has jutt received a complete stock of Bible-!, rnngiog in price from 50c, to $5.25. Amonji' these are some beauViful thing for presentations. There are also Biblts for old people with large print, pocket testaments and Psalms. Come in and look at them. Pt», Maurice Wright, son of Mr, John Wright, of town, returned home Monday evening, having arrived from overseas en the Mauretania last Friday. Maurice was thirteen months in the trenches and escaped unscathed. He attempted to enlist when only seventeen but was turned down. The moment he w\s of proper age, though, he was off with the 248lh Battalion. There are a good many young men in this country who cannot look Maurice and many others square in the eye when they say good day. Maurice is Inoking famously well. The first instalment of "The Bear of Silver Dale" by George Gilbert, the well- known outdoor writer, appears in Rod and Gun for June. This is a thrilling story of adventure along the trap line. Anyone interested in the Timagami Forest Reserv* would do well to read the splendid article entitled '°A Seven Day Canoe Trip" which tells of the doiotis of eight red blooded young men in the north country, Robert Pai^e Lincoln, the author of Fishing Notes Department, is the writer of an Interest- ing and instructive article on summer camping. In addition to several other stories and articles the regular depart- ments are incladed in this splendid number o^ Can.^da's premier sportsmen's magazine which fs now on sale. Rod and Gun is published by W. J, Taylor, Limited, Woodstock, Ont. There was (juite a flurry in village properties hero on Saturday when Hon. L B. Lucas came to towli and disposed of two parcels of the M. K. Richardson estate. The postotlice building was sold to Mr. Charley Bellamy, and the brick front building; next to the drug store waasold to H. Down, who will use io as a grain storehouse. Mr. Bellamy intends to turn the postofhce into a grocery store- New premises will have t« ba secured for the pnstoSice. The premises went cheap, the postoflBce selling at $1200 and the other at |5C0. The annual convention af Artemesia, M»).kdale and Flesherton Sunday School Association was held in the Methodiab church, Flesherton, on Wednesday, Juae 4th, afternoon and everiug. The Preai- dent, Mr. Thomas Nichol of Pricevillp, occupied the chtir at both seiiiona. Mies Bertha Lane of Toronto, representing the Ontario Sunday School A8s}ciatioD, delivered excellent addrzases both after- noon and evening, and also conducted a conference duiing the afternoon. Splen- did addresses were also de liversd by Rev C S Jones «f Pnceville in the afternoon and Rev J Thurburn-Conn of Markda!« in the evening. The following are the officers for I he ensuing year ; Hon Pres, Thos Nichol ; Pres, W H Bunt ; Vice Pres, F Chard ; Sec-Tre«s, H I Graham ; Elementaiy Supt, Mrs H S White ; Boys Supt, Archie McDonald ; Girls Supt, Mrs (Dr) Brown ; Adult Supt, Mrs F J Ritchie ; Home Dept, W J Bowel" ; Teacher Training, Rav C S Jones ; Missionary Supt, Mrs McVicar ; Teinperauco Supt, Miss Roy. The next convention will be held at Vand«leur. Public Meeting A meeting of those interested in a memorial for Artemesia and Fleaherten will be held in the town hall on Satur- day of this week at H p. ur, fast time, for the purpose of hearing a report from the committee appointed to wait on the Ontario officials in Toronto, and deciding the question. â€" John Bolaud, Convenor of Committee, OWEN SOUND, ONTARIO Occupies its own IJ atoroy College building, over '. acre floor space, provid- ni/ proper accommodation for succes.iful school work. Only school in Canada with such facilities. Get the best. Every g'aduite in a position. Enter any day. C. A. FLEMING, F. C. A., Principal. G. D. FLEMING, SecrHary. (^Mention this paper wheu^writing) , NEW ^MUSIC STORE \ I Lave opened up a J 'Music Store in the \ Old Armstrong Block, where I will carry a complete stock of Columbia Grafonolas and Recordp, Imperial Grafonolas, Gerrard U«intzmaa and New- combe Piaues, and bbeet Music. Call and let us show you our stock. We feel sure you will be pleased. J. H. HALES fOi.ii Ahmstiio.no Block i Flesherton, - Oat. SUMMER SPECIALS White CanvH.s Footwear Silk and Lisle 11081617 New Pumps and Oxfords Negligee Shirt.s Soft Collars Straw Hats Bathing Suits Light Weight L'uderwear Coatless Suspenders Wash Dres.ses and Skirts Whitewear Muslins and Wash GooiJs Dress Ginghams Raincoats Reduced Prices on Trimmed and Uutrimmed Hats for the Balance of the Season. F. H. W. HICKLING FLESHERTON, - ONTARIO •-' © * Its ASSAM quality gives it that rich flavor REDBpSl TEAls^odtei? Sold only in sealed packatfec ^\ -9-C- 183 \ ii[ mww iflarefuUy Corrected Each Week (^"•^ter 4Oto040 ,^8^8 4Oto040 l^heat 2 00to2H 'P«»8 1 40 toloO Oats.. : Barley 70 to 75 78 to 80 n ^-^^ Uf~=Jr=2r=Jr=Jr=^r=3 rz^ i FURNITURE I All kinds of furniture in our showrooms. Call and see our dining room, parlor and bedroom suites. A large range of prices tc suit your pocket book. UNDERTAKING Calls answered night or day W. H. BUNT Flesherton, Phone 30 r t i Chard & Fisher \ Insurance Agents Flesherton, . Qnt. \ Life, Fire, Automobile and Animal lusurauoe. Renfrew Machinery and Mason Bisch Pianos For Sale. UKI-irfi ly RICHARDSON BLOCK ji (StTLLv'.s Old St\.vi>) Ont. Farmers Attention Make money in your spare time ! during the coming Fall and Winter months by selling hardy Canadian nursery stock. SATISFIED ! THAT Is what over IOC users say about 1900 Gravity washers supplied by S. HEMPHILL, Agent For 1900 Gravity washers and wringers lilectiic and gasoline power washers . ALSO for McCormick Binders. Mowerf, Hay Rakes, Hay Loaders, Drills, Cultivator, Flows, Steel Stalls, Harrows, Gasoline Engines, Brantford double Cleared and auto oiled airmotor Wind Mills, Boatty Hay Carriers, Hay Forks, Slings, Manure Carriers, Watar Bowl,M, Water Tanks, Pump and Piping. SOMETHING NEW IN BUZZ SAWS One third more wood cut with same power when titled with my patent. S. HEMPHILL Agent, - Ceylon, Ont. british and European markets will ; be open again for Canadian Fruit and j now is tl)e time to order for fpriug [planting. ' Largest list of Fniii; and Dm a â-  mental Stock, Seed Potatoes, etc. grown iu Canada. Write for particulars. Stone & Wellington The Fonthill Nurserle*. (Estal>li.shed 1837.) TORONTO . ONTARIO Get The Best- It Pays* ^ELLIOTT x;?-^^ i'onge and Charles Streets, Toronto Is nuled throughout^ Canada for hiah grade business education. Great demand for nur graduates Open all jear. Enter now. Write for Catalogue. W. .1. ELLIOTT, Pbincipai. 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