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T' .1. i ^ July 3 1919 Tll^ FLESHEKTON ADVANC SERVICE.-Our highly-developed , service is available at all times forthe benefit of our cus- tomers. Every well-grounded business man appreciates the importanceof theco-operation, f-uidance and information on nancialmattersof his Banker. THE 299 STANDARD DANK OF CANADA FLESHERTON BRANCH GEO. MITCHELL MANACeR C. p. R. Time Table. Trains leave Flesherton Station as ollows : Going Scutb Going North 7.53 a. m. 12.01 p.m. 4.27 p.m. 9.18p. m. The mails are osed at Flesherton aa follows : For the north at 10.40 a.m. and 7 p.m. ; and the afternoon mail south at 3.40 o'clock. For morning train south mail close at 9 p. ra. the previous ev'g. VICINITY CHIPS Mr. Ed. Best has moved to his new residence in town. K large amount of correspoodenca is held over on accoaot of the holiday. Messrs. Charley CrosHle; and J. Bowler of Toronto ."pent the holiday in town. Mrs. Mnnshaw has disposed of her two lots, next to the barber shop, to Mr II. J. Sproule. Dr. R. Henderson and family of Toronto visited with friends here this week. Messrs. Will, Bert and James Fielc'a drove up from Toruutj Saturday after- noon and returned Sunday uight. Flcshertoa Methodist Sabbacb school will hold their annual picnic to Eugenia on Fridiy afternoon of this week. Autos will leave the church at 2 p.m., fast time. Muasra. A. S. Thurston, vnd Gray Hamilton of the law firm of Curley, W ilkie. Duff &, Hamilton. Toronto, spent the holiday with ye editor's family. Eugenia Methodist Sunday School will picntc in the Hydro Park on July Sth. Everybody of any denomination is invited. Bring baskets. Mr. Tom Brady arrived last week from overseas. Tom went over with the Bruce battalion. Ue and his wife are â-¼isiting with the latter's parents here. Anniversary services will be held in the Presbyterian church on Sabbath next at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., old time, when Rev. C. S. Jones of Friceville will preach. K garden party will be held on Mr. Sam Phillips' lawn, Rock Mills, on Thursday, .July 'i. Baseball match â€" Maxwell vs. Rock Mills. Good program ar.vl supper. Admission 40 and '19 centj. The following were up from Toronto over the' holiday : Miss Hatiie Cole, Miss Pearl Radley, Mr. Clitf Ijlakelev, Mr. Wes Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs, U, Hyland, Miss W. Crotsley, and Mr. R. McAuley. A meeting of Eugenia citizens la called for Friday evening of this week in Hydro Park, at H o'clock, to discuss the su'uject of placing a monument iu the park. Some of the Hydro otHcials will be present. Mr. Charley McTavish drove up frim Oahtwa oil Saturday and took his two children back. Mis. McTavish accom pauied him to Toronto. Charley did the trip up from Weat Toronto in three hours aud 25 minutes actual ruooiiig in his Baby Grand Chevrolet. Dominion Day sports here were some- what of a frost, owing to more attractive demonstrations in surrounding towns. There were no horses, and oiiiy amateur baseball games on the grouudr. The c mcett at uifiht, howi'ver, was well attenddd, ihe auditorium of the high school beliik! well tilled. Dr. Erii. Aruistroiig. who visited wiih relatives here (he pist week, wont over- sew as L cut. -Col. with the luOth Bait, of Nvrlli B.-ty which he orgauizei'. ii^ well as another battnliou from the north. In England hi revetted to Capt.iiii in ordur to get to Friuce, where he wa« Doputy Commander of Field Am) uliince Ti^nsp.rt. .At the battle of C:imbri»f he wax in charge of ISO ambu'^iticos. lie »tt.s twice wlinhlly wounded with (iliKip nil. There are some who still do not realize ')ur new itTui.s of Huliscripfion, If your subxciiptK.ii goes six m>inlhs overdue it will be $1,511. By[aying promptly you ave fifty cen's. Mr. S. Sample ef town bad nineteen nicely grown chickens destrcyed by some animal last woek. Ha sek a trap for the marauder and caught an enormous cat that had evidently gone wild and be- longed to nobody. The animal weighed an even sixteen pounds. It bad evidently lived " on the fat of the land " Mr and Mrs. W. Karstedt of Indian- apolis, and Mr. and Mrs . Weneer and three children of Koknmo, Indiana, motored over from the Hoosier State last week and visited for a couple of daya with Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Karstedt. They returned home by way of Toronto, Cleveland and Toledo, and report a very delightful trip on the way over. The Upper Canada Biole Depository kept St The Advance othce, has juist received a complete stock of Bibles, rnnging in price from 50c. to 95.25. Among these are some beautiful things for presentations. There are also Bibles for old people with large print, pocket testaments and Psalms. Come in and look at them. The Presbyterian Sabbath School held their annuel picnic in Lever's grove on Saturday last. A large crjwd turned out and spent the afternoon in baseball and various other forms of amusement. The ladies lived up to their reputation and supplied an abuudtnee of good eats. Another barn was burned last week by the Glenelg firebug. This makes the fourth casualty caused by this fiend. Shooting on sight would be too good for the outlaw. The la'ebt victim is Patrick Haley, lot U, con. 7, Glenelg. Mr. Haley, an aged gentleman, anl his nephew were alone at the time. His son, who was married on Wednesday of list week, was on his wec'ding trip. There was a good repreaentative meet- ing in the town hall on Thursday after- noon to discuss the memorial question. Tw.T committees were appointed, one to wait on the executors of thw Flesher estate with a view to securing .i location, for a monument and another to wait on the two municipal councils on a proposi- tion to enlarge »nd move the town hall and placing a monument in front. These committees are to wait on the respective councils and report forthwith. Miss Dell Thurston, who has taught the Rock Mills school for the past three years, was pleawntly surprised on Friday afternoon last before the closing if school, by the visitation of a number of of ladies, who carried with them material for an afternoon tea. They also brought along and presented to the retiring teacher a handsome silver biscuit bowl. Master Freddie Hargrave aleo gave her a pretty cut gliis marmalade jar. Miss Thurston was thoroughly taken by sur. prise and was very grateful for this mark of recognition of her services. Scott-Black A pretty wedding was salemnizad at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Neil Black, 548 Bathurst street, Toronto, when their youngest daughter, Maude, was united in marriase to Lieut. T. N. Scott, youngest son of the late Thomas Scott, Sinahampton, Ont.. by the Rev. R. B. Cochraoe of College street Presbyterian church. The bride was given away by her father, and wore a gown of white •atin and ireurgette crepe, and a tuUa vail arranged in pretty cap effect, with orange blassoms, and carried a bouquet of Uphelia roses. During the signing of the register Miss Louise BlacK sang " A Patadise for Two. ' After the wedding dinner Lieut, and Mrs. Scott left for a short honeymoon trip to Niagara Fall*, Buffalo and New York. The bride trav- elled in a navy blue sa'.iu suit and picture hat of black tulle. On their return they will reside at Singhampton. Flesherton P. S. Promotions To Sr 3â€" Evelyn Ferris (H), Jessie Colgao, Elizabeth Ben:him, Will Car- ringtoD, Ted McDonald, Thelm<i Wilson, Emerson Thomson, Ella McMullea. To 4th Classâ€" Hazel Wyville (H), Louie Cargo (H), Wilda Martin (H), Marguerite Bowes (H), Annie Teeter (H), Cecil Loucks, Orrel Fisher, Bessie Stewart, Luella Blakely, Peter Dow. 2nd Class to Jr 3â€" Marie Patton (H), Laura Boyd (H), Viola Thistlethwaite (H), Harold Richardson, Orville Martin. Sr 1st to 2ndâ€" Arlene Beecroft (H), Johnnie Nnhn (B), Melvin Sled (H), Milton Teeter. Jr 1st to Sr lat â€" Jeanette Cargo (H), Ernest Fen wick and Edna McCallum equil (H), Helen Welton (H), Elsie McKee, Marion Stuart, Lily Carriugton, Jean Stuart. Jr Primer to Sr Primer â€" Leslie Ferris, Heleu Heard, Blanche Patton, Uotdon Teeter. SUMMER SPECIALS White Canvas Footwear Silk and Lisle Hosiery New Pumps and Oxfords Negligee Shirts Soft Collars Straw Hats Bathing Suits Light Weight L'uderwear Coatless Suspenders Wash Dresses and Skirts Whitewear MuiUins and Wash Goods Dress Ginghams Haincoats Reduced Prices oq Trimmed and Uutrimmed Hats for the Balance of the Season. F. H. W. HICKLING FLESHERTON, ONTARIO !j w-i^^ ' l^-:.^' '' if^ ' i* '- '^- ' :^ ' - l ' l ' ^ ' ^l ' ^ ' ^ ' ^ ^ The Ladies' .\id of Maxwell Presby- terian Church will hold their annual Garden Party at the home of Mr. Augus Morrison on Tuesday, July 8tb. A good supper and programme will be provided. Also baseball between Maxwell and Rock Mills. Admirsiou adults 40c.. children 20c. E. Morrison, Sec. BOAR for SERVICE Purebrpd Tamworth Boar for service on lot lti7, S W T and S E., Artemesia,. Termsâ€" $1.50. Febl5 9 â€"T.J. STINSON.Prop. r NEW MUSIC STORE I have opened up a Music Score in the Old Armstrong Block, where I will carry a compiele stock of Columbia Grafonolas and Records, Imperial Grafonolas, Gerrard Heintzmau aud New- combe Pianos, aud bheet Music. Call antj let us show you our stock. We feel sure you will bo pleased . 1 S 3. H. HALES ([ COld Akmstrong Block) . Flesherton, - Ont. Mai Cream £ •net separators •â- Â» -.^ m Full weight of tea in ^ _^ every package |f>^ REDRpSE TEA'isgoodtei V Sold only in sealed package* 121 c'arefully Corrected Each Week Gutter 37 to 37 '%fis 37 too 37 Wheat 2 00 to 2 11 Pe»s 1 40 to 1 50 '>»ts 70 to 73 Barley 7s to 80 n Chard & Fisher "I Insurance .Agents "^ Flesherton, . Ont. i y Life. Fire, Automobile and ff Animal Insurance. k r-Jn=} r ^Ir=3r=lh:^r. â- r(=J[=l r=Tr=J,^r=J â- :LzI!=Jh=]-=lr=Jr=Jr=]r=Jr=il=ki Square ijears â€" no fiction : double supported bowl â€" cannot rock; perfect skimmer â€" one piece : easy to turn a child can operate; cipacitj chaUije â€" saves the buyer fuO.OO ; p.iteut brake â€" "Magnet,' patent ; stroma, rigid construction â€" niochani.'ally correct ; sanitary strainer â€" tjorni proof ; easy to clean â€" a child cleans it in a few minutes. G. B. Welton Flesherton, Ont. FURNITURE All kinds of furaiture in our showrooms. Call ami see i| our dining room, parlor and bedroom suites. A large | range of prices tc suit your pocket book. r Renfrew ^Machinery and Mason '\ Risch Pianos For Sale. UNDERTAKING ij] Calls answered night or day I Flesherton, Pbone 30r li J t W, H. BUNT I Ont.^ ^ â- k Office Is i RICHARDSON BLOCK J (StTLLYs Old Sta>b) Farmers Attention Make taonev in your spare time during the coming Fall and Winter months by selling haidy Canadian nursery stock. FOOTWEAR SPECIALS 1 Women's Patent Button and L«ce Cloth !P J5 (0 Top, sizes 3, 3.\, 4 and 4i, regular $5.00, for $2.(J9' o o - '0 Women's Gun Metsl Bal, cloth top. < $ luce only, size 3 only, regular (o 50, for » a S2.98. ^ c/l Men's Black Gun Metal Bal, recede toi>. ta %4 Knglish last, Neolin sola, very newest. »^ 8 all sizes, for I week only, reguUr ffi 50, o $ tor 14.49. B I Men's While dinru Spotting Bal», I"*- % No. I quality. Lifebuoy, .-ill sizes 5^ to â- o 10. sold elsewhere lor tl 7.">. tiur price â- ^ u. while they last 91.29, delivered postage 8 prepaid to ,iny iiJJres.s. Remember we want your PioJuco We pay one Cash orTrado â€" i;odiffer€ucc litif Phone 44 R 2-2 prico to all j ! 1 Becker s Reliable General Store, Proton SATISFIED ! THAT Is what over IOC users say about 1900 Gravity washers supplied by S.HEMPHILL, Agent For 1900 Gravity washers and wringers lilectiic aud gasoline power washers . ALSO for McCorniick Binders. Mowers, Hay Rakes, May Loader*. Drill.s, Ciiliivstor, I'lovvs, Stoel ^^talls, Harrow). Gasoline Engines, Brantford double steared and aoto oiled airmotor Wind Mills, Lkvi'ty llayC.irriers, Hay Forks, Slings, Manure Carriers, W,\tcr Ho«ls, Water Tanks, Pump and Pipinij. SOMETHING NEW IN BUZZ SAWS One third more wood cut with same power when tittcd with my patent. S. HEMPHILL Agent, - Ceylon, Ont. British and European markets will be open again for Canadian Frait and now is the time to order for spring planting. Largest list of Fruit and Orn a mental Stock, Seed Potatoes, eto. grown ill Canada. Write for particnlars. StopR & Wellington ! The Fonthill Nurseries. ' rWsUblished 1337.) TORONTO . ONTARIO Get The Best. It Pay*. I Youge and Charles Streets, Toronto j Is noted thri'ushour Canada for ^* hitch grade business education. I Great demand for our graduates <*pon all jear. Enter now. Write I for Cata!oi{uo. I W. .1. ELLIOTT, PBrnciPM. Does Your Say 1920 ! Lai I