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December 9 ]9M THE FLESHEKTON ADVANCE Retired THE money you spend dtiring the long years of toil will not help you to live comfortably in retirement, in old age. It is only the money you are saving now that will bring ultimate independence. Our Savings Deijartment oialces saving easy for you. THE STANDARD BANK OF CANADA au Capital, garplna and UndiTtded Piofits S<i.360,S37.09. RCESHERTON BRANCH GBO. MITCHELL Manaccr Canadian C. p. R. Time Table. 1 rains leave Fleshercon Station as oUows : Going South 7.52 a. m. 4.27 p.m. The mails are â-  follows : For the 7 p.m. ; and the S.40 o'clock. Fo mail close at 9 p. Going North 12.05 p.m. 9.45p. m. osea at Fleshertoo as north at 10.40 a.m. and afternoon mail south at r morning train south m. the previous evg. Mr. Roy Pacton of Toronto w visiting his parental home here. Another car load XXX shingles ju-»t in. Phone W. X, .\tmstrong for prices. A wesk of soft, spring like weather took away all our sleighing. Now the ground is frozen up solid, with no snow. Bornâ€" In Flesherton, on Thursday Dae. 2nd, to Mr. and Mrs. B. \Velton,» ton. Reeve McTavish attended the Liberal Conservative convention in Toronto lasl week. Bornâ€" 111 Artemesia on Tuesday, D«c. 2nd, to Mr. and Mrs. Charlei Doupe, twins. Analic.m church, Fieshertonâ€" Service in Town Hall every Sunday at 7 pni. Everybody will bi» made welcome. Mei^srs. Alf. Down and Jas. Stewart drove a car to Granton on Friday last for Mr- Norsworthy, who has removed to that place. Rock Mills .aewtnillwill do a winter cut this year, and started this week on about 125,000 feet which they trucked recently from near Feversham. A joint meeting of Ceylnn, Eugenia and Feversham Farmers' C^ubs will be held in the Orange Hall, Eug'cia, on Saturday afternoon of this week at 2 o'clock â€" Edgar Linton, Sec. BrampC3D town council negotiated for their own coal supply and secured it for 813 00 f.o.b. at the mines. The last coal that came to K'esherton cost the citizens ?22 50, unloaded direct from the car. The Ma.\well Methodist Ladiea' Aid will hold a bazaar in the Methodist Hall on December 15ih. There will be a sale of fancy work and bakine. .-i 15c lunch will be served. The Presbyt»iian Sunday School here have commenced practise in preparation for their Annual Entertainment which takes place on Cnristmas nigh'. This enttfrtainment promises to b-j better than ever this year, Mr. C A. Njrsworthy, mansyet of the Mexchuifs Bank here since the branch whs opeuod, has been removed to Orauton, near London. Mr. Scjtt of Granton takes hi* place hero. The Rock Mills Hunt Club held a fowl supper at the home of Mr. T. Howard, 12th line .Artemeaia, on Friday night of last *eek, about 35 Udies wnd gentlemen being present. The reunion was very enjoyable after tlie recent hunt. Thi« time It was fowl. Venison was eschewed, not chewetl. Mrs Howard put up a ereat supper and the boys aro heartily thankful to Iheir host and hoatess. Mrs. Richard Hoy recently received word that her brother, Alexander Sirr, had been accidentally sh}t and killed at Harris, Michigan, Mr. Sirr was found dead in a bassment wh«r« hj had gone to fix lh« furnace. A lotded shotgun stand- inx near is supposed to have f.illen and discharged, tb« charge entering the vic- tim's aids. Mr, Sirr was 58 years of ags, Aod was born at Varney, ntar Dur- ham. He had lived at Morris fur the past 39 years. Mr. Sheldon Myera of the West is â- pending the winter with hli parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Myers. Bern â€" Ac ths general hospital, Regina, • 1 November 24th, to Mr. and Mrs. S. J, Paul, a SOD. The two Owen Sound yoaog men who were poisoned by drinking a mixture sold them by a Greek, are getting better. Mr. Edgar Bellamy of Saskatoon arrived here last week in time to be at his mother's bedside when >he passed away. He returned West on Monday. Mrs. W. Tarney visited her mother at Owen Sound hospital last week. Mrs. McDonald is doing nieely and will prob- ably be home next week. Wxn. Inkster, near Wareham, will hold a credit anction saie of farm stock and implemests en Tuesday, Dec. 21, Sea bills for particulars. D. McPhail, auctioneer. The Mission Band presented Mrs. W, A.. Armstrong with a bunch of yellow mums on Friday of last week, it being her birthday. Mrs. Armstrong had been Superintendent of the Mission Bcind here for many yeaas. The Mission Band concert, which was po3tpo[>ed last Friday, will he held on Friday of this week, December 10, iti the school room of the Methudiit Church. Silver coUectisn. Mr. Lome Cripps of CoUingwood, who IS yisiting at Mr. Jas. Genoe's, CoUing- wood Gravel, met with a very painful accident en Saturday. Whi^, leading a horse to water the inimal kicked him in the shoulder, breaking his shoulder blade. Opening services at Ceylon next Sun- day- Rsv. H. O.Eastman, B. A., of McMaster University will preach after- noon at 2 o'clock, evening at 7. On Monday evening an entertainment will be held at 8 p.m. A good program of soni!?, readings, choruses, etc. will be given. Admission 20 and 35c. The Women's Institute social evening, which wa^ postponed from Wednesday, Dec. 1, will be held iu the high school on Wednesday, Deo. 8th, at- 8 p.m. Good program and lunch. Proceeds in aid of Memorial Fund. Rod and Gun recently made the statement that no license was required to hunt foxes or wolves. Thi? is not correct. D. McDonald, Deputy Minister of Game and Fisheries, now says a five dollar license is required to hunt foxes. One can, however, hunt them on his own property without a license. Small Ads.;f ' Haher FoQod â€" A^ply at this cffiae. For Sal«â€" 2 Spring Calves. Wm. [ Smith, Eugenia. | i'oung P,gg For Saleâ€" App'y to S. H. j Pedlar, Ceylon. For Saleâ€" Team of heavy mares and j one two year old fillyâ€" all registered. Apply to Fred Maihewson, Fleshurton. | For Saleâ€" Ai lot 3, ecu. 5, Anemesia, four milking cows and four calves. Neil Cameron, Ceylon. i For Sale â€" Cow, due m February, also Hoistein cow, farrow, milking. Apply to Fred Jamieson, Eugenia. Fertilizer â€" I am agent fot Gunn'a Sure Gtiu Fertilizers, the beat ou the market, | '' and am now taking orders for fall delivery ' ^ at Flesherton Station. Send in orders' ' by mail or phcne No 21 r 2 3. W. J. j I Meadg, Priceville P. O. 1 dec i } â€" â€" . j| For Sale â€" Bay horse, nine years old, j ! weight about 1600 lb. Apply to Joseph [ '''' Thompson, Feversham, Out. j Special Prices on Ladies' Coats This week all this season's Ladies* Coats without exception have been reduced 20 per cent, from our Regular Prices. Men's and Boys* Clothing and Overcoats all at specially reduced prices. Come in and see our values. Card of Tha I^ Ur. and Mrs. John Thistlethwaite wish to thank their many friends and neighbors for the many acts of kindness and help during the lon^ il.ness and death of their daughter, Ruth. Good Collie dog for sale. 1 year uld. ; Apply at this office. i For Sale â€" 3 cows due to farr»w in , December ; also one good brood sow due ! to farrow middle of December. Raymond ; Wellar, Maxwell. j S C. Whit-i Leghorn Cockerels sale â€" Ben NcKenzie, Ceylon. For Sale â€" A number of Barrjd Reck â-  cockerels â€" W VV Trimble, Flesherton. | Stanfield's Wool Underwear Reduced Our regular prices on Stanfield's Underwear were lower than most stores, but we have again further reduced our prices. Stanfield's Blue Label, our $3.50 value, now $3.00 Stanfield's Red Label, our $3.25 value, now $2.75 Stanfield's Green Label, our $2.75 value, now $2.25 Our Special Brand, our $2.00 value, now $1.65 No seconds â€" all first quality garments. F. H. W. HICKLING FLESHERTON ~ ONTARIO Lost â€" In Maxwell, a ladies' wrist: /jy^ watcb, octagon type. Raward. Findar ! l^^i g' .i^^S^ ?. ^ ^^i ! ^^yâ- ^ ^ ^^<^^ ^^^^^^^^3fe^ please leave with Mrs (Dr) Guy, Maxwell! Reivard â€" Taken or stolen from my yard, eight maple and elm logs, name on logs W and H, with paint. Any person giving information will be suitably re- warded. â€" Wm- Hodgson, Feversham. Belated Benificence Chopping Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays only â€" Gr,»ham Bros. Eugenta OcH9 Mrs. C. W. Bellamy Dead Mrs. Charles W. Bellame passed away at her homo here ou Thursday mornirg ot last week a; the age of 0^ yturs. She had been in failing health for some lime. The deceased lady was a daughter of the 'ata John Jates, who, years ago, ran the first tannery in this part of the coi'ntry, and also conducted quite an •xteusive boot snd shoe manufacturing business in the early days of Flesherton- Later he conducted a grocery business between this village and the statiou. Mrs. Bellamy was only three years of age when she came to Flesherton with her parents. She leaves behind, besides her sorrowing husband, seven daughters and one son to mouru the loss of a loving mother, a model housekeeper and a coa-"istent member of the Metho- di.ft church. The children are : Mrs. Dinsinore, Mrs. Mellafont and Mrs. Miller, all living in the West * Mrs. Roy Thistlethwaite, Mrs. George Best and Mrs Harry Shaw, all of Artemesia ; one son, Edgar, at Saskatoon, and Miss Rita •t htinie. The funeral on Friday wah laraoly attended. The floral offerings were very beautiful and included i sheaf from the Women's Institute, of which she was long a member, also a handsome wreatti from F. U. W- Hickliug and staff, where Miss Rita was formerly employed ; a wreath ficni thf fimiiy, a spray from the sous in law.i^a spray from the grandchil- dren, a spray from Mrs. \V. .Mooro,Mrs. J. Brown, Mrs .Munshaw, Miss Agnes Henderson and Miss Kthel Gilchrist ; n spray from Mr and Mrs. -loseph Blake ly and a spray from Mrs. S. Irwin. The funeral servire was c.>uducted by her past ir. Rev. Belfry, assisted by Rev. Mr. McCarteu of Priceville, who is distantly related. A sister who lives at Marriton attended the fnneral. A brother living at Port C^lboinu was, through illness, unable to attend. A bylaw was passed at the recen session of County Council refuniing 50 per cent, of the" money paid by towns ^ and villages in the c->unty. paid by them . under the County Roads Bylaw. Mr. j Muir, Provincial Eagiueer, addressed the Council. He said Grey was the only j county not giving refunds, and fifteen ' MISCELLANEOUS | counties refunded 100 per cent. He also | Try Feversha.n Pastry Flour, the best I pointed out that the province paid its j or your cook. All Oiitsrio wheat ' share for counecting links on Provincial! j County and County Roads. The work must be done under the supervision of . the County Roads Superintendent. The refunds to the diferent reunici- tralities are : ' 1 Meaford • SUOO 00 i Durham 900 CO â- Hanover l-lOfl 00 1 Thornoury 400 OO : Chitsworth 150 CO â€" â-  ; Dundalk 400 CO For Service ! Markdale 550 00 j Neu^tadt 2t)0 00 Oneijjure ored Shorthorn Bull ou lot bhalJow Lake 282 00 | 3t3, con, 9. Artemesia. Terms 51.50 for! Flesherton 270 00 i grades. Must be p^tid within 9 mouths ! The amounts returned are to be paid fri>m date.of service. t over by January 15, 1921, and are to be 19. Jan. 9 " â€" R. O. TURSEP~ i solely for work on counecting links. ESTABLISHED 1872 ,K£AD OFFICE ' H A tvi I LTO N Some peepio have fortnnea hli them. Most people bave to make theirs. Everytbing musi; bave a commencement. A sav- ings account iu the Bank of Hamilton may be the commence- men: of your fortune. I: is certain that if you never start, you never get very far. Boar For Service Pure bred Ueg:sterea Yorkshire Boa for service â€" Maxwell Jack 62903 â€" on lot 167. S. W. T. Jfc S. R., Ar'emesia. Terms SI. 50. Sows not returned will be charged same as tiiose in pig. 10,4,19 T. J. ST1NS3X BANK OF HAMILTON DU\DALK;BRANCHâ€" .4. .M. Carthew. Manager SLB-BRi>CH PROTONâ€" C. J. Forster, Sub- Manager ABOLISH FIN.\NCI.\L WORRY PROLONG YOUR LIFE A CANADIAN GOVERNMENT ANNUITY WILL DO IT Gives a larger return for life than is obtainable from any other form of investment with absolute security. Free from Dominion Income Tax. Any person resident or (domiciled in Canada over the age of 5 may purchase, to begin at once, or at any- later date desired. an Annuity of from $50 to S5,00O. to be paid in monthly or quarterly instalments. Any two persons may purchase jointly. Emp'oyers may purchase for their employees. Apply to your postmaster, or write, postage free, to S. T. Bastedo. Superintendent of Annuities. Ottawa, for new booklet and other information required. Mention age last birthday. DR. F. C. NIXON Optiimetrist and Optical Specialiat Unrontario Street, near Third Street CoUingwood, Ontario .Appointment* : â€" Daily â€" 9 a. ro. to 5 p. m. Ereniugs aud Holidays arranged. Tel«,ihone (>ll.\V. Box UXi6 I JIt '.'0 CHRISTMAS GIFTS | THAT ENDURE | Rarely have we enjoyed the privilege J^ of: showing such a complete collection A for the holiday trade â€" and from our J% newly assembled displays holiday S gifts may be selected to special ad- v vantage now. Silverware Goldware Necklaces Portable Lamps Electrical Goods Ivory Toilet Ware Cut Glass Ladies' and Gents' Watches Victor Gr^fonola and Windsor Gramo- phones and Records. W. A. ARMSTRONG, FLESHERTON, ONTARIO Cargce^s Grocery For your Cbristoi'V'i buying we have at reuaoed prices the t'ollowicig : â€" GROCERIES Cbeesa 30c per lb. Rtisiaa 30c per lb. Datee 20o per lb. Currants 25." per lb. Canned Corn. Peas and Tonit-ea 20e per cin. Corn Fl»ke», '2 pac'<ii;e8 tor '25c. Liundry Soap, 10c per b*r. Toilet Soap 4 bars for 25c , 3 bars for 2'ic . and 15c per bar. CONFECTIONER! VVa have a large and assarted display of chocolates at 40, 30 and 60c lb. Bon Bons in fancy bexes at 35c , oOc , Toe , $1.00 and $2.00 per box. .^ complete line of Tobacces, Cigarettes and Pipes. Highest prices paid f3r all kiuds ofPnoduoe. Phone in your order. We will delirer it to anv part of the village. W^^CARCOE. Phone 30 J. FLESHERTON. ONT. • •• â- â€¢â€¢â€¢ â- â€¢â€¢â€¢ ? ••••••••«••• •••••••••••• ••••••ttt«««***«**«k*****)i««««a BOOTS & SHOES I 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 W^ork Boots. Repairing promptly attended to. THOS. CLAYTON FLESHERTON, - ONTARIO »«»^^^^x•xccc<<c-^»M»»^»^K^ ;li:i;m!n5i;iii5?mi«?!f?HH« ;;H?HS«HRf|W^