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SVcdiu'sday. July M\. 1025 TlIK l-I.ICSHH RTO\^ ADVANCE THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE I Published on Collingwood Street, I FlMhertiHi, Wednesday of each f week. Circulation 1100. Price j in Canada $1.50 per year; in U.S. ( A. I2.UU per year; |2.00 per year ' when not paid in advance. W. H. THURSTON. - Editor VANDELEUR GRKY COl NTY COOt) ROADS The quc^llon of Rood roads in (Jrey County has Iwen a live issue diir- injc the jyust ft-w years and so far, it has not been settled and will not like- ly be ffor .'^omi- time. Urban Munici- palities have been payinK into the County Treasury largo .--ums of money and have been receiving very little benefit in improved roads â€" u tfrant, the past couple of years, of only twenty five )>er cent being (jiven to the municipalities. There was a very glarinK ine(|uality in the ar- rangement and in order to assist the on a twenty foot strip of pavement urban di.^tricts, the Ontario Prov- incial government at the last se.-^sion passed an act allowing the town.-* and villages 100 per rent expenditures along the centre of the main street and any more width would be paid by thei municipality in question. We understand that the expenditure would be made l)y the Ontario gov- ernment and Grey County Council, each payiiiK half the cost of the pvements. Practically every town and village in Grey County made application for this grant at its last session of the County Council and naturally, with the huge debt already on tlic county, the proposition seemed Snadvisable to taiie up and ttie applications were turned down. Those in favor of building these pavements took their case to the Minister of Highways, Hon. Geo. S. Henry, and he requested a .special meeting of Grey County Council be held to re- consider the matter. The urban municipalities havc something; com- ing to them for the amount of money alreaady paid into the road construcc- tion in the county Ijut what can be done without saddling the county â- with a debt twice what it is at pres- ent is the iM-ildem that has not been settled yet. The Ladiea' Aui held their .lune meeting at the home of Mrs. Luiidy Johnston on Tue.sday afternoon June ' ;jOlh. The Ebenezer Ladies were present and supplied a splendid pro- gram of papers, I'l-adings, music etc. I.unch was served by the V'andeleur Aid. A pleasant afternoon was spent by all. A vary successful Karden party was held in the park on Friday after- noon July ;?rd, under the ausoices of the local Orange Lodge. The sports, consisted of a ladies' :;oftball mutch bttweeti Kiniberley ar.d Murkdale,! v.li'ch was won by the latter, and a b-.'seha l'. game between b'teshovlon , and Vandeleur tennis, with Flosher- ton the winners. A splendid Sup- per v.'us served after which a good proitram given mostly by local talent and was preside<l over by Rev. F. N. Bjwos. Cameron's Highland Band; supi<'.ied music during the afternoon am! evening and the booths did a rushing business. . Proceeds amount- ed to al>out 1100. i .Mr. and Mrs. Harry Garner and daughter, Irene, of Toronto .••pent u few days with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gil- bert. Miss E. Wiley of Owen .Sound is vsiting her sister, Mrs. Will Johns- ton, t Miss Jean Sinclair of Owen Sound spent a few days with her sister Mrs. Sam Buchanan., Mr. and Mrs. Martin of .Swinton Park spent the week end with the latter's father Mr. George Hutchinson and other friends. â-  The Young People's League held a very successful Ice Cream social in the park on Wednesday evening July 1st. The Ladies served ice cre- am and cake, and sports and games made up the program. frlondly gar.ie at Vandeleur on Jul.v .'J w'th Markdule high school and the score was 12-14 in Markdale's favor. Mr. and Mr.!. C. Graham, Toronto, visited over the wevk end with Mrs. Plewes. .Mr. and Mr.?. A. Stafford and child- ren are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cornfield. Stuart Klli.s visited a few days with his sister, Mrs R. Chard, at Fleshor- ton. The Ladies' Aid was held Tuesday afternoon and the W.M.S. meets at the .narsonagc Wednesday and will ' make tlieir quilt, which will be sold later. Presentation To C. M. Morris At Feversham also your many friends of the com- munity at larsre: Hazel Hawton. KIgin MuUin. William Heitman. James Long. Fred Hale. EUGENIA PUBLIC SCHOOL The sch lars and tru-stces of Fev- ersham ptblic school met recently and preser.led the retiring principal, :ind the assistant teacher a vanity Mr.' C. M. Morris, with a club bag, ^hose with 60'/, have passed, and case. Th ; following is the address , ^^^^^ ^â- ^^^ ^j,, ^^ ^^,^^ ^^^^ j^^^^^^ for the presentaton: | j^. 4 lo Sr. 4â€" H. Sloane 77. We, the pupils who have attended | Sr. ;j to Jr. 4â€" K. Genoe 78, I. Mar- achool du ing your term as teacher; tin 77, P. Morgan 77, G. Pedlar 68, h' together vith our parents and friends Gordon GO, E Gordon 61, L Martin 55. have ase: nbled to-night to spend a j Jr a to Sr 3â€" K. Pedlar 69, G. Faw- ; social evening with you before your L-ett OT, M. Campbell 67, G. Williams NEW VERSION OF AN OLtt STORY ^ When he first came to see her, He showed a timid heart. And when the lights were low They sat this far apart But when this love grew warmer. And they learned the joy of a l^iss. They knocked out all the spaces, ANDSATUPCLOSELIKETHIS /I t\ SPIXIAL SESSION OF GREY COUNTY COUNCIL FRIDAY A special se.ision of the County Council of the County of Grey, called "7 I -e Warden on the request of the Minister of Public Works and High- v/ay.s of the provijice of Ontario, will be held i'n the Court House, Owen Sound, on, Friday morning, the tenth day of July, l!i25, at 10 o'clock, to consider Urban Roads, the County of Grey Roai' System and for general l)usiness. in STONâ€" .^11 IK DR. and MRS. MOTOR CALDWELL ACCIDENT IN KIMBERLEY The home of Mr. and .Mr.s. Peter ^luir, Ceylon, Ont.. wr.s the .scene of a very pn-tty wedding, when their eldest dauji^hter, .Mary Acton (M;i.v) became tlie bride of ?,Ir. Joseph Huston of I'et.erboro. The ccremon.v was conducted by Rev. J. A. Math- ewson of Lornevillc, iCrnierly cf Pricevillo. ani took place on the lav/n before a churmiii^ly arranged bank of ferns, thyme and rnar^cuerltcs. Promptly at two ii.ni., to the strains gf tha Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin, played by Miss Cnr.i.o Metcalf of Redwing, who was gowne.l I the|, teacher, Mrs m navy satm-faccd crci»e, tin; bridal ' procession was led by six girl-fronds of the Liitle, wl .0 formed an aisle with while- satin streamers. They were: .Ati.-^s Laura McKinnon, in pale yellow crepe; Mi^s Myra .McLean, in brown o.iibrc georgette; Miss .Marg- aret Tryon, in pink geonrette: Mis.s Agnes Harrow, in pale green georg- ette; Miss Kdna Fergust)n, in golden brown crepe, and Mi.ss F.lla McKinn- on, in bluf and sand printed georg- ette, and all wore hats to match their dresses, ami carried baskets in har- monizing shades, filled with rose leaves. They were followed by Miss '< Marion .Muir. as bridesmade. .She I was dresse<l in pale pink georgette, ' trinmied with white lace, and touches ! of palest niauvi'. Her hat v.;';-, a white poke, trimmed with pink and mauve rosebuds to match her frock. She wore a gold moiiograninied lovk- et, the gift of the groom, and carried I pink roses. Then came the bride, on ' the arm of her father; as she pro- ' ceeded to the altar, her path was I strewn with rose leaves bv the si.\ ' ribbon-bearers. The bride looked i beautiful in an exqui.sitely simple trown of white georgette; licr long ' tulle veil was arrn?\ged in double 1 Grecian effr^t, and held in place by a 1 coronet of pearls and orange bloss- ' oms. Her only ornament was the ' Kift of the groom, a gold bar pin, set i With peails. and .«he carried n shower 1 bouquet of Oph^dia roHcs and Lily of the Valle;.. 'i In. |;rooni was siipi)ort- ! '"d by his • '. â- â€¢ I â-  r of PetcrlH.11; Miss Peters is spending her holi-f days atxher home at Weston. | Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Stuart of Thorn-, bury visited at W T. Ellis's. j Miss Ruth Myles is home after spending a sucessful year studying music in MarUdale. j Bornâ€" On Friday, July Srd, 1025 to Mr. and i\Irs. J. Havnc.;, a daugh- ter. I Mrs. C. Wickons visited with her! sister, Mrs. Plewes. Mr. A. Wickens of California is the guest of Mrs. G. Proctor. | Mr. T. Caniaek and and .'Mnui and' Myrtle, vi.sitcd in Owen Sound over' the week end with ?.Ir. and Mrs. Wm.i Martin. j The choir, accompanied by Rev. Mr., KUison and .Mr. Basil McConnell, pic- nicked on the beach at Collingweod last v.'cek, ha\'in!r a good time in; frames, sports and lunch, and other. amusement.s. ,' t The club gave the play "Aunt Jer-) tishy" in the Comiiiuniky Hal! at Walters Falls on July 1st and it w:iii well received. The proceeds of the concert amounted to §103. The boys and girls of "Blue Bird" cla:js had a nio.-t enjoyable outing on .^.".turday afternoon when Mr. I). L. Weber took them, nccompanied ly S. S. Burritt, to Meaford beach, by way of Heathcote, Clarksburg nni\ Thornbur.v. The Iii.sty cheers spoke well for the way they all enjoyed the outing. .Mrs. Myle.^ took a car load of the mother;^ and it added to their pleasure. While travelling to Schomberg to fill his new charge in the United Church, Rev. Dr. Caldwell, formerly pastor of Altnn church, received cuts on <his hands an'' Mrs. Caldwell received severe lacerations to iher head when & coupe which they were driving collided with a C. P. R. train at la levt{ crossing, two miles nort'.i of Bolton on Sunday. â€" Sheiburne Free Pres. Dr. C-aldwell was a former pastor of the Methodist church here and his many friends are sorry to hear of his misfortune. departure from our community. Yuu have been at all times a staunch friend, ever ready to enjoy, life with us and in trouble your symp.athy was not lacking. You have alwiiys (Seen an exponent of that whicli was clean, pure and uplifting;: and though you may not realize it to the full, yet the seed planted in young C6, V. Campbell 61. 1 Jr. 2 to Sr 2â€" P. Graham 69, L. 1 .McDonald 62, L. Genoe 61, M Kerton 61. j 1 to 2â€" B. Genoe 77. I Jr 1 to Sr 1 -V. Fawcett. j Jr.. Pr. to Sr. Pr.â€" A Martin, T \ Dixon, N Benson, F Campbell. j Pr. Ato Jrâ€" B Campbell. H Faw-' ROCK MILLS FOX FARM HAS SUCCESSiUL YEAR '.7 Black Fox Pups out Any 1 his Year Loss With. live.; during your teaching career here cett. will continue to grow and bear wit- Pr B to A â€" C Thompson. H Faw- ne-s of a life nobly lived. There is noj cett. L Graham, P- Graham. ir.ore noble vocation in life than that^ â€" A. C. McQueen, Teacher. <:' training young minds and we all I ;.now that whatever you undertook,' Caledon Mountain to be Cut Down v.'as given your. best. Please accept this club bag as a! slight token of the esteem in which' we hojd you. Wherever you go, our best wishes for a happy and prosper- ous future go with you. Though we regret your departure our loss will he another's gain. In concluding we would ask you to remember your old friends at Feversham and we hope "That you will make new friends but keep the old; the former are silver, but the latter gold." Signed on behalf of the pupils and ratepayers of S. S. No. 7, Osprey. July 9 KEEP THIS DATE OPEN Flesh J The dangerous part of^the Centre Road, known as Caledon Mountain, and the scene of many motor acci- 1 dents is going to be changed. In- stead of the present twisting roadway . a new road will be cut through the hill and the grade considerably less- ened. The trees and brush have been cleared away, and a monster steam ; shovel started work on Monday of ! last week. It is expected three months â-  will be required to complete the job. The McLean Construction Company, I Toronto, have the contract. \ Music alone will make a living but when mi.xed with mentality will make a fortune. f? ertn BIG DAY OF SPORTS East Grey Ag'l. Society BASEBALL DUNDALK vs This year we have noticed a num- ber of articles in different papers in Grey Cfunt.v mentioning the success different black fox breeders have had in raising pups from their stock this year. Some very ,'>ood records h;ive bedi made but we don't think James Dargavcl of Rock Mills, who has been breeding foxes for a number of years past. Mr. Dai'jyavcl has 37 black fox pups this season and was fortunate in not los- ing one fr(;m any cause. Including this year's pups i^r. Dargavel has C'l foxes ineludinx soma of the best stock I there is in Ontario and is nov/ in a | position (1 realize on his investment. The junior Softball team played a ! Sound recently. I'.'^SSED MUSIC EXAMS \' â-  must congratulate two young ladie.'', |)iano pupils of Mr>. Jo.s. RIacburn, Misses Lorine Batty of Fleshcrion and Janet McLeod of Ceylon, In passing their introductory exaniiatioi; in music- held at Owen I Spring is Here e And the season for Good Work I Boots is at hand. We have them that will give wear and at reasonable prices, some good nifty lines in Men's Tan Oxfords.^ and good Also Black iipporl 'iuston. After • luiuheii ctrlrcd dccorati out witi Follnwiii' HuMlon i an'! ill a Wi-llC8. fftvvn r\' with In their r. boro. nettii.n on III i. br.itcl r of their \ \v, I.-.- , I : ;i â- :;.;iity buffet i the table was 1 llllKiu .^Ir. and Mrs. THOS. CLAYTON FLESHERTON, - - ONTARIO m o Hi \. L The Staff of Life CAN VOL' AFFORD NOT TO TAKE INTEREST IN THLS NECESSITY OF LIFE. YOLR IIEALa'H DEMANDS THAT YOL' SHOL I.D GEST THE BEST. TO BE STRE OF rillS, IN FUTCRK, INSTEAD OF ASKING FOR A LOAF OF BREAD ASK FOR P I N D E RS B R 1: A I) ANI) (iET THE BEST. * INDER'S a ERFECT * RODUCTS Flesherton 8 akery The Peopie^s Grocery Ilcniiedy's for Groceries Fresh Groceries Come and look Always a full line of in stock at the right price, them over. When you buy flour always ask for Sovereign and you will have good bread. White Lily Pastry for nice cakes. Don't forget that we always have that good bulk tea. FLESHERTON SOFTBALL KIMBERLEY FLESHERTON HORSE RACING • Purse of $100 The local race horse owners* assoc. will Provide This Feature HORSESHOE PITCHING CONTEST Running Races For Children Excellent Prizes Will be Awarded for of the Above Events. Concert in the Evening W. G. KENNEDY Phone ^7 &m^^^m>^mm^c':i®et^!^mmv5^®^€-^^mmim'm^m'^m^0mmi^®m^t^ Haying and Harvesting Supplies Plymouth MachiiK '1 , Mnij;- \\.(.\tv I â- . 11 '• linilci Tx^ inc ' â-  1 1. .M.i'-sfS Haiiis C". ifiiaii Arsenate of Lead Sill rw ill- WiMi.-tm', raiiits and \',vnii<hi^ \\!'' T'.irpenliiK' anrl Oil Coal Oil Stoves 6cveen Dorr ^cresn Windows (-'â- â- â€¢ â-  '' â- â€¢ '; -.5 1u ani\ I â-  'k. Pr aris Virecn Bug Death i >. to; FRANK W. DUNCAN HARDWARE O m m t'i ® DIAMONDS \\\- can-} a very heavy .sti>ck dI vliaiiifiul latest 181c. white .140UI, New York mountings. iUli.n' >.ui \ni\ i-.uuo inaml see our li'ne. then eomparc oui sl^iok. styles and prices with anv othi the comnuinitv. ® @ ^ iewellerv firm in th lu the ler We j.::uarantee every stone {< Approval parcels sent on rccpiesi. !>e a- riprt. >vnlcu. =;> \J. A. ARMSTRONG & SON Jewellers s e s o f