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Novemb«rl8 I93« THK FLESHKKTON ABYAKOB Habits SPENDING is a habit easily acquired but difScutt to relinquish. The saving habit is just as easy to acquire, and, onc« formed, is not readily given up. Our Savings Dept. helps to make it easy for you to become thrifty. THE STANDARD BANK OF CANADA m Capital, Sarplna and TTndiTided Profit* i8.360.S37.0». PLKSHERTON BRANCH Oe*. MITCHELL MANAsen ANADIAN PAOiric C. p. R. Time Table. 1 rains leave Fleshertoo Station as oUowa : Going South Going North 7.52 a. m. 12.05 p.m. 4.27 p.m. 9.4.5p. m. The mails are osea at Flesherton as 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. m. the previous evg. VICINITY CHIPS of Jacksoii- Mr. George Richardson boro is visiting friends here. Another car load XXX shingles just in. Phone W. A, Armstrong for prices- Mr. Delbert Pattou of Toronto was a visitor in town last week. Miss Francie Alexander of Feversham visited her aunt, Mrs. k. Stewart, last week. W. A. Hawken, Sacretary-Treasurer of the Agricultural Society will start to pay prize money ob November 20th. We have bean unavoidably forced to hold over some good budgets of corres- pondence nntil next week. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McTavish and family of Oshawa visited the former's parental home here last week, Mr. Will VVilcc«k, whohaa be»n en- gaged in miaing engioeeriugnear Cobalt, visited his mother here last week. Itfr. J»ck McCowell of Toronto visitfd Mr. and Mrs. H. C. LeGard here last week. Mrs. T. HodgE«D and little daughter of Brin are viailing her parents, Mr. atd Mrs. W. Trimble. Born â€" In Detroit, on Tbarsday, Nov. tb, 1920, to Dr. and Mrs. R. Basker- ville, a daoghter â€" Roberta Jean . The City Council of Owen Sound, by resolution at a meeting last weak, adopt- ed the name of " 8cenery City " as a descriptive title. Oar townsman, Mr. Jeseph Blackburn, went to Toronto some four months ago for treotmenc hbping to receive benefit. For some time there was improvprnent but heart trouble set in and his case has become critical but hopes are entertoined for his recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Black- burn wish to rxpress their sincere thanks to the Methodist Church and Presbyter- ian Ladies' .Aid fur gifts of beautiful • flowera and other kind rjmembrances sent him and also their deep (>ratitude to the numerous fiiends who have remem- bered them with cheery letters and appreciated tokens of sympathy. The Preshycerian Guild bad a very enjoyable time at their meeting on Tues- day evening of last week . They had Markdale Guild as their guests and after the regular epening exercises the meeting took the form of a social evening- About 160 were [restnt and a very enjoyable time was spent by all- The Markdale St aadard reports the outing as follows : *' The local Presbyterian Guild was entertained by the Fleahertnn Guild on Tueaday evening. The Markdaleites appreciated the invitatian, and in spite of the disagreeable weather a goodly number joutoeyed to the sifter village. It was one of the most tDJoyabl' even- ings in the history of ths Markdale Guild â€" elevating and helpful, and will no doubt prove very profitable. Good oats galore were served by the Flesherton Gnild and the very happy gathering disassembled about eleven o'clock. The locals have invited the Flesherton Guild to be with them Monday eve'g, Novem- ber 29ih, and we hopa everyone will be able to come,*) Boarders Wantedâ€" By Mrs. T. Julian, Flesherton. Bornâ€" At St. Thoma-s, on Sunday. November 7. 1920, to Mr. and Mrs. M. B, Wilsie (nee Margaret Caswell) a sen. Bornâ€" At their home, 45 8t. Clsrens Avenu», Toronto, on November 7th, to Mr. and Mr*. James Ferria (nee Meads), a daughter. Mr. .lamus Findlay has sold his splendkl 100 acre farm on the East Back Line to his neighbor. Mr. J. W. Davis, for the sum of 113,000. Mr. R. J. Ball, M. P., and aon, Mr. Austin Ball, of Hanover, were welccme callers at The Advance utiice one day recently. Mist Ruby Aikenbead of Torouco visited her aunr, Mrs. Hickling, last week. Her sister, Mrs. Keith, returnfd with her. Lost â€" On Saturday, Nov. fi, between Cdjlon and Flesfterton, a brown burtalo robe with blanket lining. $1.00 reward. W. Moore Flesherton. Mrs. W. A. Hawken and Mrs- O. W. Phillips attended the W. I. Convention at the Technical School in Toronto last week. Mr. Harolu McLean, who accompanied his parents home, after a short visit: with friends at Kunberley and Owen Sound, returned recently to his position in Warren, Ohio. Mr. F. B. Cowle of the House of Hobberlin Ltd. will be at LeGarri's Gents' Furnishings with Samples .and Models for the present and coming season on Nov. 25th. Remember this date. The Maxwell Methodist Ladies' Aid will hold a bazaar in the Methodist Hall on December 15th. There will ba a sale of fancy work and bakine, A ^15c. lunch will be served. X credit auction sale of Farm Stock, Implements, etc., the property of James Genoe, will be held at lot 24, con. 7 Artemesia, about 2 miles east of Fleaher- ton, on Thursday, November 18tb, 1920 D. McPhail, auctioneer. Mrs. Elijah Paul of Eugenia returned last week from Sask., where she has been visiting her children for nine months. She was accompanied home by Mrs. George Paul of Aneroid, Sask. They spent part of Ust week with Mrs. R. Bentham, Mr*. Jos. LeGar4, who has spent the •ommer with friends here, returned to Toronto last week . Miss Madeline Muore spent the past week with friends at Hopevillo, She was accompanied home oh Monday by her cousin. Miss Jessie McMillan, who ia visiting here. Our mailing list has been corrected up to November Itth, and anyone who Ims paid their subscriolion and have not been credited will be doing us a favor by letting US know at once. If you have not paid now is the time. We need the munay ao ju»t take a squint at your label and see how you stand. 'Nuff sed. The Trench Mortar and Machine Gun promised to Flesherton by the War Trophy Department arrived here recent- ly. The machine gun Is in good shape hut the trench mortar is in a pretty delapidated condition and evidently has teen considerable service. Neither of these death dealing instruments are very large and we will have no trouble tint'.ing room for them in ihe new Memorial Park, where they 17 ill be placed next prinj.'. Eugenia also received a trench mortar and a machine gun and these will likely be placed iu the park there. The Owen Sound Sun-Times says : â€" -Arnel Love is practically a free man and is now working at the Queen St, asylum in Toronto, and will bt there for atiother month or so, when he will spend a few days visiting friends in Owen Sound and possibly Flesherton. He intends to go to Chicsao in ahout six weeks and will there train for Christian work, possibly for evangelical work. The above facta were contained in a remarkable letter received a few days ago by a prominent business man. Anyone readinu the letter cDuld not but be impressed that Arnel Love was really converted to a Christian life. He only wants an opportunity to bring the Chris- tian message to as many a.4 possible, and no matter nhat hia walk in life may be it ia certain that his future life will be an examp'e worthy of emulation. UNDERWEAR FOR COLD DAYS Stanfield'3 Unshrinkable TTndervrear stands strenuous wear. Three ftualltiesâ€" blue, rtd and green Ul»elâ€" full asaortment of sizes 34 to 44, at special prices. Men's Fiae Wool and Union CombinatioDS â€" Stanfitld s, Penman,a and Watson's make. All »izes. Prices from $2.50 to $'^.50 per suit. OUR UNDERWEAR SPECIAL Men's Ribbed Unshrinkable Wool Shirts and Drawers, fine quality, heavy winter weight, generou.sly proportioneil, .shirts double breasted, drawers sateen factd, elastic cuffs at wri.sts and ankles. Sizes 86 to 44. Special $2.00 per garmeat. Boys' and Men's Fleece Lined Underwear, all sizes in several qualities. Ladies' Cloth Coats, a swell selection, specially priced. WINTER OVERCOATS Our Overcoats this season represent the best values to bo obtained by a careful selection from the samples of several of the leading clothing houses. They are specially priced so as to be exempt from taxation. The styles and fabrics are correct and specially adapted far every day use in cold weather. Every garment is thoroughly well tailored, well lined and beautifully finished in every particular. Full range of sizes in all the difterent styles. Prices range from $25 to $45. Some extra special values in Boys' and Youths' Overcoats worth your inspection. F. H. W. HICKLING FLESHERTON - ONTARIO Gents' Furnishings The Small Store with Big Values Mrs. W. J. Lever, lot 133 and 134, con. 2, N. E. T. & S. R , Arteff.eaia, will hold a credit auction sale of farm stock and implements on Friday, D:0. 3rd, 1920. See li«t in this paper; and also large bills. D. McPhail, auctioneer Mr. John Kunstadler, who has been in the egj; business here during the past number of seasons, went to Toronto on Saturday, where he will spend the winter. Mr. Kunttadlei will be back again in March for the next siimmer's business. Someone entered Mr. W. L Wr'ghl's chicken house one night last week, and after cutting Ihe heads o£f four chickens, made oiT with them and later hid them in a bucket in the skating rink. When Mr. W. Moore went for his sleighs on Friday he discovered the headless fowl and notified ths owner and whoever the guilty party is they had their trouble for nothing. Aq interesting meeting wat held in the Baptist Charch en Wednesday after- noon of last week, when Mrs. A. Rice, a returned Miiiionary frem Africa, spoke to a very appreciative audience on her work in Nigeria on the west coast. Mrs. R'ce spent eleven years in the dark continent and is anxious ta get back ta her beloved work, but her medical advis- or will not permit it for at least six months. A collection amounting to $11 was taken in aid of tDe work, and lunch was served. The Flesherton huckeyisis met at the Munshaw House on Friday evening last and appointed officers for the ensuing year. They also decided to enter a team in the Junior 0. R. A . this year and we predict for them a successful season. A committee was appointed to get up a concert which will likely be held about the last of the mouth. The following ofiiceia were elected : Prea. , J. A. LeGiird ; Vice Pres., Dr. W. J, Henry ; Seo.-Treas.. T. 0. Goldsmith ; Mana- ger, W. E. Cargoe ; Captain, S. Mc- Tavish ; Trainer, C. A. Norsworthy. A meeting of the citizens of the Villai^a of Flesherton was held in the Town Hall on Friday eveaing, November oh, for the purpose of discussing ways and means of beautifying Memorial Park. Mr. F. 0. Karstedt w»s chosen chairtnan and Mr. F. H. W. Hickling acted ao Secretary. After considarabU dibcussion on various points it was decided to appoint Committees for the different branches of work. The following com- mitters were appointed : Fencing, W. J. Stewart. C. W. Bellamy and W. L Henry ; Roads, Mrs. W. Henry, Mrs. R. B<st, W. A. Armstrong, D. Mc- Tavish and W. J. Bellamy; Finance, Mrs. VV. A. Armstrong. Mrs. O. W. PhiliipN F. H. W. Hickling. F. G. Karstedt and Geo. Mitchell ; Building, W. J. Boyd, \V. I. Henry and D. Mc. Tavish ; Clean Up, j. .\. LeOard, O. W. Pn.llips and C. J. Bellamy. Small Ads. Strayed-From T. Gilliland's, Eugen a a red and white 4 year o!d milking cow. Finder please comm'inicate with John Wickens, Eugenia For Sale â€" Nice tired buggy with Apply at this 'office. driv(>r and rubber top, also harnesp. Julylt ESTABLISHED 1872 Winter is approaching fas*. Get a sweater coat that lasts. Get an overcoat as well. And with a scarf you'll look a swell. Underwear that keeps you warm. And socks to keep you from all harm ; Gloves and mitts that won't freeze hard, You can get them at LeG.^KD S. Cleaning and Pressing dons on shortest notices. Agents for Hobberlin made-to-measure Suits and Urercoats. H. J. LEGARD Where your dollar learns to have more cents. Flesherton, Ontario CREDIT AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS Fertilizerâ€" I am agent for Gunn's Sure ; Gsin Fertilizers, the best ou the market, and am now taking orders for fall delivery at Flesherton Station. Send in orders, by mail or phone No 21 r 2 3. W. J. Meads, Priceville P. O. 1 dec I I Strayedâ€" From near KimLerley, on i Wednesday October 13th, fsur Leicester « ewes. Findar please communicate with 1 VVm. Hainee, Kiinberley. nil I' ;rEyvY^filK: •HEAD OFFICE ' HAMILTON Some peeplo have fortnnes kft them. Most people have to make theirs. Everything must have a commencement. A sav- ings account in the Bank of Hamilton may be the commence- ment of your fortune. It ia certain that if you never start, yon never get very far. BANK OF HAMILTON dundalk;bra.\ch-a. su8-br1.nch proton-c. . Carthew,' Manager Forster, Sub-M£uiaier A Credit Auction Sale of Farm Stock, ImplemeniB, etc., will be held on Lots 133-134, Con. 2, N. E. T. & S. R., Art., on Friday, December 3, 1920 When the fntlowiug articles will be offered for sale : Cow 5 ye»rs old due January 22, cow 5 yeara old due June 34, cow S years old due February 10, cow 4 years old suppos- ed to be in calf, cow 9 yeais old due July 1, 3 heifers rising 2 years old. 3 .spring calves, 6 young pigs, 50 hens, Massey Harris binder 7 foot cut new, Massay Harris mower, Massey Harris 13 disc drill new, Massey Harris cnltivator aav, Massey Harris 10 foot rake new. No. 21 Fleury plow new, set iron harrows, Adams farm wagon nearly new, wagon rack, fanning mill, pig crate, grindstone, Daisy churn now, wei«h beam 500 lbs., set plough harness, Conboy rubber tiro buggy new, f led tiro buggy, whitHetrees, rope', chains aud other articles too numerous lo mention Sale to commence at 1.00 o'clock.^ TERMSâ€" All sums of IJIO aud under, cash ; over that amount 12 months' credit will be given on approved joint note*, tj par cent, off for cash iu liou of notes. Mra. W. J. Lever, D. McPhail, Proprietoress. Auctioneer BOAR for SERVICE Piirebr«>d Tamworth Boar for service on lot 167. S W T and S E., Artemesia,. Terms â€" 91.50. Sows not returned will be charged same as those in pig. Feb 15 â€" T. J. STINSGN, Prop. Lostâ€" On Thursday, October 21st. be tween Eugenia and other >ide of Kim- ley. A black rubber coat. Herb Betta, Flesherton. For Saleâ€" Bay horse, nine years old, weight about 1600 lb. Apply to Joseph Thompson, Feversham, Ont. Good Collie dog for sale. Apply at thi« office. 1 year old. Pumpkins and Cabbages for sale, quire at this office. In- For Sale â€" In Flesherton, two and a quarter acres of land, good house, small | stable and hen house. Apply ' " McLean on ptemiaes. to A. H. Chopping Tuesdaye, ThurstJavs and Saturday! onlyâ€" Graham Bros. Eugenta ' Ootl9 MISCELLANEOUS Try Fever8ha.n Pastry Flour, the best Of year eo<»k. All Ontario wheat Potatoes Wanted â€" Highest market prices paid. Phono 2 r 31 or write C. Muir, Ceylon. Farm For Sale-Lots 1C8, 109, N E j T and S R, jj mile fioni Markdale ; also , lot 117, SET and S R, 150 acres in alL I First class outbuildings, cement floor In f all, barn, pigpen, hen house, etc.; welL watered ; good hou-se, good orchard, land ' in high state of cultivation ; 10 acres fall wheat, 25 acres fall plowii.g, 10 acres alsiKe clover. On lot 117 is good barn, ggod orchard and rui.ning adapted for pasture. Apply S. Irving on the premises. Cargce's Grocery SPECIAi â€" While they last we will giv«3 liars of Polar White Soap for 2d«. you ^vant good, clean, fresh GrManM or CsnfMtionery give us a call. We carry nothing bat Uu bsst. We have also a full Una of all the leaiiag Tobaeces. All kinds of Fruits ia se&ian . Come in and visit our ice eream parlor. ice cream . Try a tin of Elkhorn Cheese for y«ar aext 8 different flavwrs. We handle NeilMn's pionic. We have Highest prices paid for all kinds of Psduce. Phone in your order. We will deliver it to any part of the village. ^s W. E. CARGOE. Phene 30 J. FLESHERTON, ONT. water* wall to Andrew IDec I BOOTS & SHOES I 1 For Sale â-  •••• For Service One |mre bred Shorthorn bull on Lot 38 and 29, Cenoseeinn S, Artemesia. Terms â€" $1..'0 far itradea if paid imaida of 9 nianthsâ€" if no- 82. Pure bred* 9S 00. loct â€" ROBKRT O-SBORKE. The property kno-sn as the Ashdown residence at Ceylon, an eight roomed dwelling, good cellar, stable, etc ; about l::j| an acre of land; would make a home for a retired gentlea-au. For ennsand further particulars a â€" W. J. BELL.^MY, Flesherton S ep2!*20 good .••• In Ladies' Wear we have Kid, Dongola, Gun Metal and Box Calf. For Men's Wear -we have a nice assortment of Mahogany and some good lines in Black. Also very serviceable Work Boots. Repairing promptly attended to. 1 THOS. CLAYTON FLESHERTON, - ONTARIO â€" 1. o-.'iiin rrop. !SS**t*****TiSt'*w*''**ti't!* ttt*'*^t?vl~^'^ ;?m;:** *"****if tt*>|}*Tr ******<^* Boar For Service Registered Chester White hjg fvt service atUock Mill.'». The father won first at Chicago Fskir. Terms $1 50. do 5 19 •••• •••• ::« ••••