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V. November 20 1919 THE FLESHEKTON ADVANC 4 I SERVICE.-Our highly-developed service is available at all times fortlie benefit of our cus- tomers. Every well-grounded business man appreciates the importance of theco-operation, fuidance and information on nancialmattersof his Banker. THE 296 STANDARD BANK OF CANADA FLESHERTON BRANCH Geo. MITCHELL . MAHAoen C. p. R. Time Table. Trains leave ollows : Going Scatb 7.53 a. m. 4.27 p.m. The luaila are follows : For the 7 p.m. ; and the 3.40 o'clock. Fg mail close at 9 p. Fleshercon Station as Going North 12.01 p.m. 9.18p. m. osed at Flesherton as north at 10.40 a.m. and afternoon mail south at r morning train south m. the previous ev'g. VICINITY CHIPS Mr. Herb LcGard of Toronto spent a week with friends here. Harry Carriogtnn returned home from Toronto last week. Mr. Robert Wright of Hanover called here last Thursday while on his cfticial visit to ••-he schools in South Grey. Mr. Job^ Osborne and son motored over from Batleau and visited at W. J. BeUiniy's over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. GoWsmiih,of Brampton, visited the pist week with their son and wife here. George Mitchell was home fronr. the "Owen Souud Collegiate over the week end. • Mr. W. Henry has bought and remov- ed the leiuains cf ibe diill shed that was for many years a land mark in yieaherton. Mrs. C. M. Heroti of Ma.xwell »i.«it«d Mrs. J L. Morrison here over the week efld. Mr. .\lfred Down left on Fridiy last to attend a three month*' course in an automobile school at Detroit. Mr. Uugh Moore arrived l.i«t week fi-om Kiucaid. Sask., where ho has betn working the paot summer. Rev. C. Belfry attended the Methodist Nat:o;ial Campaign Couimittae Meeting in Owen Sound on Tuesday of last week. Mrs. J Sanderson haj been ill the past two weeks with a severe attack of pneumonia. At time of writing she shows a alight impcovemeni. The brick layers have finished Mr. Armstrong's new building for the post office and it is expected Mr. Trimble will occupy it about Dec. 1st. Mr. Herb Coibett, who bouijiit the William Orr farm at the Durham Corners a year a^o, has sold to Mr. Porter Itaard, near Vandeleur. While working ou his garage a week or so ago Mr. Robert Djwn fell from gome soailoldiuit to the 11 lor, a distiince of some twelve feet and badly spraiujd both wrists, and also sustained si'iue very painful brut!>e8. While hunting on Saturday, Mr. Wm. Caswell made a lucky find when he dis covered fouf fox in a hollow log iu the baah. Mr. Caswell in now in possession of four nice fox skius. One of our oldest subscribers called on us one day last week and paid h>s sub- ecjiplion for another year. This was Mr, Wb>. SloMi of Ximterley who i» leaving shortly fur California. Mr. Sloan has only missed being a subscriber one year since Ihe .\dvance was firat published DMcly forty years ago. Mrs. B«it Mageetnd Mrs. Ki Beat went to Toronto last week t ) attend the bedside of their mother, Mrs. H. C LeOard, who has suBered another stroke and whose condition is very critical at present. Mr. C. K VaiiDusen, I'f Chicago, spent a couple <eek» with his mother here. Uis U^t visit here wm twelve years ago, and he notices many changes, but goixl improvements in the village. Mr. VaoDusen was bereft of his wife three months at;o and his fiends here eynipalhize wtth him iu his loss. Mrs. C. A. Norsworthy will receive at her home on E izabeth Sr. on Friday, Niveniber 21st, from .'5 to 5 o'clock. Mrs. Rjbert Best ati ended the annual cunventiou of Federated Institutes in Toronto last week. Born â€" In Flesherton, on Moocay, Nov. 3:h, to Mr. aud Mrs. Fred Stuart, a son. Mrs. Geo. Proctor of Kimberley spent the past week with her sister, Mr!>. A. McLean. There was >iuite a heavy snow fall of about SIX inches here on Thursday and Friday last. The deer hunters report a (M of fifceen inches Rubt. Plantt will hold a credit auction sale ui farm stock, tinpleiBents. etc., at Eugenia on Thursday, NoTember 27tb, at 1 o'clock. For particulars see lai(,e bills. D. McPhail, auctioneer. At the meeting of Prince Arthur Lo«igc OQ Friday evening Nuv, 7:b, two vacan- cies were tilled by the election of Kev- C. A. Belfry t.< Chaplain and. A. E. Bellamy, Secretary, to succeed T Blakely moved to Toronto. Fba aunu'il meeting of the Ctylon Fdrmers' Club will be held in the Orange HjII, Ceylon, on Friday evening, Nov. 28 h. All members are requested to attend. Meeting called at 7.30. Ik>y Piper, Secretary. James Radley will hold a credit auction sale of farm stock, implements, etc., oa lot 4, con. 6, Oaprey, on Friday, Nov. 21. For particulars see list in this issue or large pesters. Wm, Kai'.tiug, auctioneer. Mr. and Miss Tbayler of £lmwood ; Mrs. (Dr.) Holmes and Miss Jean of Owen SonndjMr. Oshwell Whitten and .Miss .\llie Williams of Toronto ; and Ur. and Mrs. Charlie McTavish of Udhawa attended the McTavish KarsCedC nuptials last week. The Annual Meeting of the Osprey L' F.O. will be held in the Orange Hall, Feversham, Tuesday, Nov. 25, at 2 p m. sharp. All members are requested to attend. Ladies cordially invited. â€" H. S. Spofford, Secretary. Miss Klla Karstedt was the guest of honor at a party given at the home of Miss Zilla Trimble prior to her marri<Me when she received a beautiful silver tea service from the matrons and bachelor girls of the villjge. .\t the W. I. meeting m .>ovember I- Mrs. Belfry gave a very interesting and instructive talk on "Literature in our homes ", while Mrs. Armstrong made it quite plain that dress has an influence en the character. In tht« business luteling it w;is decided to hold a bazaar about the middle of Decern bar. The Henderson oil well on McTavish's farm was shot last week and the drillers have decided that they have not yet reached the granite and will continue the drilling operations at once. The well ou the Lever farm is still being worked «nd good results from both these weUs are expected shortly. The young ladies of the village sprang a stirprise on Dr. aud Mrs, Murray on Friday evening last when they serenaded them in masiiuerade costume. This war su^ptise enough but about an hour later the young men of the village landed in til rigged out in female attire. Needless to 6»y a right merry evening was spent by all. The drst annual meeting of Mxrkdale Shipping Association will be held iu the Armouries, Markdale, on Nov. 21st, at 2 30 p.m. Mr. Fulihorpe, of the U.F.O. Live Stock Shipping Dep^rtiucnt, will give an address on the "Marketing of Live Stock . " All interested are welcome â€" W. R. Graham, Secretary. Chrysanthemum Wedding At one o'clock mon i n Wednesday, Nov. 12tn, the ho.oe of Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Karstedt was the scene cf a happy event when their eldest dauehtsr, E.la Mabel, was united in the holy bonds of matrimony by Rev. C .\ . Belry, pastor of the Methodist church, to George Alexander McTavish. The bride, who was given away by her father, was beautifully gowned in white georgette and silk crepe, with silver trimmings, and carried a luavniticent bouquet of white biby chrysanthemums and fern, with droopiaK ribbons to which 'mums were attached. Little .Misa Audrey McTavish, of Oshawa, acted as flower girl and Miss Elda Karstedt, of Flesherton, flayed the wedding march. During the signing of the register Misa Allie Williams, of Toronto, sang very sweetly •'Oh: Promise Me." The drawing room was decorated with f-^ms, 'mumt and smilax, and the dining room in pink cbrvsantbemams, cream tuUe and smilax. The groom's gift to the briie was a handsome ch<que, and the flower girl, pianist and soloist aiao received much appreciated favors. Among the other numerous gifts was a handsome cheque from the bride's parents. The happy young couple motored to Toronto and left next day for Cleveland. On their return they will reside in Flesherton where The Advance, along with a host of friends, tender the young coup'e a hearty welcome. Cupid on Rampage ' McTavish â€" Karstedtâ€" In Flesherton, on November 12, at tba home of the ^ bride's parents, by Rev. C. A. Belfry, I Mr. Georpe A. M^Tarish to Miss Ella [ M. Kar&tedc. j Bell â€" Bannon â€" Iu Owen Sound, on November 11th, by Rev. T. G. Mc- ' Atser, Mr. Richard Elmer Bell to Miss I ^eorgins Elizabeth Bjnnon, daughter of Mr. George Bannon, formerly jf Inistioge. I Quigg â€" Crcsslcy â€" In Toronto, on j Wednesday, November I2th, Mr. Uarry , L. Quiiig of Uarristcu to Miss Wilda â-  Crussley of Toronto, daughter of Mr. 'aud Mrs. W. P. Crossley, of Flesherton. I Both of the contracting parties were ^ former residents here. I BelUmy â€" McCrohan â€" At Cul ingwood, ion Monday, November 3rd, by the Kev. S. Farley, M.A , at the manse, Frederick H. Bellamy to Loietta McCrohan, all of CoUingwood. Chirles â€" VVh;tten â€" At the h<-me of I the bride's mo.her. Wis. EJ. Whitten, i Toronto, on Saturday eveniua, Nov. 15, I Miss B'erit- F. Whitten, formerly of I Flesheitoo, to Mr. Juseph J. Charles of Philadelphia. Rev. J. Mcintosh othciat- I ed, assisted by liev. W. vVhan. i Whitehead â€" Thompson â€" On Saturday ! evening, November lilh, at the residence I of Kev. G. M. Dunn, 390 Penh Ave , Toronto, Miss .\d I Thompson, youngest [daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. Jerry ' Thompson of Flesherton, to Mr. Lawson j Whitehead, son of Mr. Thcs. Wb tehead I of Brampton. Heavy Foot^rear at Right Prices Expecting higher prices we bought heavily, a season's supply ahead. These goodj were delivered months ago and were priced at the values then prevailing and have not been re-marked since, so therefore the v are now exceptionally good value, Heavy and medium weights are included in tao and black, also plaiu loes and toe caps. All good weather resisting qaal' ties. Sizes from 6 to 11. Prices from :J3.75 to |»j.OO. ranb; Rubbers in all sizes for all purposes. Ladies Cloth Spats Havana^Brown, Fawn, Grev and Taupe. Ten and twelve buitou lengths. All sizes. Prices 82.25 and S2..50. New patterns in Chintxes. Sateens, Cretonnes Curtains and Curtain materials this week. Ladies Reliable Purs New styles in Stoles, Scarfs. Neck Pieces and Muffs made up in Persian Lamb. Sable. Mat mot, Siberian Wolf, Natural Wolf, Black wolf. Chinese Coon, Fos and Lyn.x, Every garment except- ionally well lined and finished. New Goods all at Right Prices. Wool Specialities Cap and scarf setts, Ladies' Pullover sweaters, Ladies' Sweater Coats, ilea's and Boys' sweaters. Men's Wool Muffler?. Young Men's Overcoats This week we are promised shipment of a delayed order of waist line effect overcoat." just right fo^ men'* wear. Come in and see them. Miinery Departtnent Special Prices on Trimmed and Ready to Wear Hats. Some New Fall Novelties F. H. W. HICKLING FLESHERTON, ONT.\Rip i; ij ' ^g^&^^:^ l^^ ' ^5; ; ^ ' .f» T ^s>^^ v&j>aggyg^ CREDIT Auction Sale of Farm Stock, Implements and House- hold Furniture will be held on Lot 4, Con. 6, Osprey r CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Wm. Sharp and family wish to thank their kind friends and upighbors and members of Ihe Orange Order for their sympathy and help in the'r recent sad bcreaveuieut. IN MEMORIAM III memory of Mrs. D, W. Jainieson, who died November 17, 11115. We saw her sudVrinsr, heard her sigh With aching hearts and weeping eye : We saw her sinking hour by b<Hir But could not stay dea;h's awful powpr. But now she calmly sleeps at last; All pain, all aches, all sutlering past. When a mother breathes her latt f*rewell. The loss is more thaa tongue can tell, Tha world is quite another place. Without the smile of mosher's faoe. â€"The Family. iIli[iiH[[S \ JarefuUy Corrected Each Wee Bntter *. 50 to 50 I Kags 60 ;o 60 ; Wheat 2 00 to 2 10 Pees 1. 40 to 1 50 'Oats 90 to i>l }B«rley 78 to tiiO Boar tor Service The undersigned has a thorough jred Yorkshire Boar for service on lot 11, oo d 8, Osprey. Terms f 1,50. KUED SPOFFARD. Friday, November 21, 1919 when the following articles will be offered for sale : â€" Bay borse 8 years old. Brown horse 'J years, driving mare 5 years, spring colt bred by Hor zun, cow supposed to be in calf S ye*rs. Hoi item cow supposed to be in ralf 6 years, Holsieiii cow supposed to t)e in ca f 8 years old. Holstein cow fiiirow S years old, Durham cow grey; supposed Iu be in ca f yesrs old, tieifer duo to calf in Apri' 1 year old, 2 ye^ilina steers, 3 spring calves, brood sow, 3 score pigs 5 weeks uld, MasseyHarpis b.uder, Missey-Harris mower new, Massey- Harris cul'ivator, single plow No 20 i Fri'St & Wood, sec twelve ball iron harrows, tet nine-bu!l iron harrow.', turnip sower 1 drill, hay rake, wagon, seutfler, sec bobsieiijhs, timber for two i liny r;cks. Lew cutter, top butfgy nearly ; new, democrat, cream separati'r 'Stan- ] d.ird" new, 3 baa holders, 2 sets double ' harness, set double driving lurness new ; about 20 tons good hay, (luautity turnips j superior seed drill, hiiy rack, 2 set single j harness, 4 horse covers, 2 set whilfletrees, , robe, 2 cooking st.'ves, bi'.\ stove and pipes, 4 arm chiirs, ricking chair, 12 : dining room chairs, sidsboard. bureau, ; w.ishstand. extension tibl>>. 2 kitchen tables, woodct! cot, 2 wooden bedsteiid*, churn, fluur chest, beam sc»les 500 lbs. new, sugir kettle, *beut 40 wooden sap buckets, sap boiler, abvut SO tin sap luckets with spiles, rakes, forks, hies, chains and other articles too numerous to mention. Everythi.ig must be sold as the Lwner has sold his far^n. Sile to commence at 1 o'clcck. 1 TERMS- All 3u.-ns if §5 aud under, \ t"'ash : over that amount U months' i credit will be given on approved joint j notes, with 5 percent, off for cash in i Itiu of notes. ' U NEW MUSIC STOR I have opened up a Music Store in the Old Armstrong Block, where i will carry a complete stock cf Columbia Grafonolas and Records. Imperial rafonolas. Gjrrarl Heiatzmai! and New- combe Pianos, and bheet Music CiU and let us show yon our stock. We feci sure you w31 be pleased . J. H. HALES fOl.r> .^FMSTRONt; Blcik Flesherton, - Ont. VA Farm For Sale I -A 50 'tore farm for sale ui the Ea.-^: Back Lane, Aitemauia, 3rd Jiange, north half of lot 132. On Jibe premises there : IS * aood frame barn 40 x 50 feet 'small fr.trne h use ; a good drilled we : hen lumse. for particu'ars appjy on j premises, J H HOLLEY, Flesherton :e J ii I HARDWARE Moffat Stoves and Ganges, Tortoise Heaters, Stovepipes, Elbows, Dampeis. Sherwin Williams Paints and Varnishes. Red Star Washing Machines, Bob Long Mitts and Glove?, Glass, Putty. Also the new Sharpies Saction Feed Cream Separator. Any member oi the family can turn and skim clean at any speed. F.W.DUNCAN Phone 24rll Flesherton JAS. RADLEY, Prop. W KAITTING. Auctionser S Use only three level tea-* "^.^ spoonfuls for Ave cups ^. REDBOSE TE A^ iood tea Sold only in sealed packages 135 FARM FOR 3ALE | L.>t 25. con. 4, Artemeeia, conCainiuf 80 icres, 70 acres cleared, baUne*' ( hardwood bush. Good well at house ind [ running creek the year round. Good | barn, log house and orchard. About 2 I imles fro n Flesherton. -Apply to UAURY P.VTTON, U. U.. Flesheitou. FARM FOR SALE W. A, HAWKEN â€" dealer for â€" MENDELSSOHN PIANOS and PLAYER.PlANOS. PHONO- GRAPHS and RECORDS, and SHEET MUSIC. Call and see these high grade instruments jmm AT mm^' Hawkeu's Photo Gallery aud .Music Stor FLESHERTON Lot 7. Con. 5, Osprey, 100 acres, SO acres cleared the balance bu^h and pasture. Frame house and new frame barn 40 x t30. Good well at house and running stream across lot. For particH- lars apply ro -MARSHALL MORRISON, Maxwell P.O. IT PAYS TO GET' THE BEST OWES SOCND, OXT.\RID Coder a Chartered Accouttant we .is$ s - graduai-is to positions. 30th jucces^fu year. NVe are trainint; returned suldiers who are lakin}^ Vi cationai Courses umler the Department of Soldiers Civil Ke- Ejtablishmcut. Catalogue free. C. A. FLE.MING. F. C. A., Principal . 0. l>. FLKMING, !>:ecr3'ary. ^Sleution this paper when writing) House^ and Lots or Sale ELLIOTT K veiv conveniently located frame house onstone wall, wih six rooms: y jj Charles Streets, Toronto two lot.". ij"od water in woodshed, barn. •'""5"^ <*"'^ ^./ual.ta ../. v drivinii thetl, currant bushes and some Enjoys an e.xcellent reputation for fruit trees. Lota o -ind 10, block D, high urade busineas training and for Flesherton Apply to placinj} graduHtei iu good positions. H-\RMON RADLEY, Flesherton, Enter any time. Writ* Ut our or !»2 Beverley St.. Toronto. Catalogue. j W. J. ELLIOTT. PwsciPAi. New Blacksmith Shop At Maxwell am opeiiihit uwatjuce, a liiacKsuiith i3x *tt4 •uodworkinij business) in Mas- ] well, am' .irtJ 'fts'aUinn up-'.odate wood- i working niachineiV. It *ill be my en ! deavor t;i serve the public in a sati-sfao- ! tory manner and I would solicit patron-'; vi<!. I wtnt yourarurk aad will do it! right. 7 .\pril 1 I CHESTER LONG Flesla.ex*ton ^l^ Tonsorial '^ Parlor^ We Aim to Ciit« Entire Satisfactio LACNURYâ€" BaAet >se Monday night, delivery Friday ev CLEVS ISO and DYEINGâ€" ,\ agents for Parker's Dye Worksâ€" C'^it"* cleaned aud dvcd. feathers re'U"«t \.\ T FISHER •PROPRIETOK