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THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, IffT /I ^ r^ \ •J: t >â-  i BankiiHi and Profit Wherever goods are bought and sold Banking haa a service to render- It service which simplifies transactions and renders them more profitable. During more than fifty years pf con- structive banking practice the Stand- ard Bank of Canada has built up throughout the Dominion a loyal clientele who have learned to rely on this Bank's services. T»fB STANDARD BANK OP CA.NADA. VLESHERTON BRANCHâ€" C. T. Batty. Umt^r Kimherley Tied The Schedule Kimberley tied up the regular schedule of the Centre Grey League by defeating Dundalk 12 to 9 at Kim* berley on Friday afternoon of last week. The affair was a free hitting contest and Kimberley slammed out 33 hits over three Dundalk pitchers, while they could only secure 27 off Smith's offerings. Smith and Clug- ston was the battery for Kimberley while Douglas, Walker, C. Thompson did the curve ball acts to subdue the Kimberley heavy hitters. Sfontgom- ery caught for Dundalk. The score by innings was: Dundalk â€" 003210003â€"9 Kimberley â€" 02011150 2â€"12 The play off games are to be held on August 24th at Kimberley and on August 31st at Dundalk, when large crowds are expected to take in the games, as interest in the final games is mounting. CPJL TIME TABLE Trains leave Flesherton Station as follows: Going Sooth Going North 8.08 a.m. 11.52 a.m. 4.10 a.m. 8.53 p.m. 8.31 p.m. 4.33 p.m. The maila close at Flesherton as follows: For the north at 11.00 a.m. â- oath at 3.30 For morning train â- oath mail closes at 9.00 p.m. the previous evening. Local and Personal D. McTavlsli will attend the Winnipeg Convention Mr. Daniel McTavish of Flesherton was chosen as one of the delegates to attend the Conservative Dominion Convention to be held in Winnipeg on October 11th to choose a leader for the party. A meeting of the Conser- vative execative of South-East Grey was held in the town hall in Flesh- erton on Monday evening when elect- ion of delegates were made and be- sides Mr. McTav'.'h included Dr. Dav- id Jamieson of D irham, Mrs. Peppier of Hanover and ] r. Campbell of Mar- kdale. Alternate were Geo. Mitchell I of Flesherton, E. Morgan, Eugenia | and And. Patwcett, F|3versham, IE. I Annual Basket Picnic The annual basket picnic of the Young People's Society of the United Church of Grey Presbytery vrill be held in Markdale, King Edward Park on Wednesday, afternoon, Aug. 24th. The champions of the four winners of the Ladies' Softball League will play off for the Championship Shield. The Winers of Group No. 1 was Dun- dalk and of Group No. 2, Durham, with 3 and 4 to be yet decided. At night in the Annesley church a good program will be given, which will include the final debate in the de- bating series between Markdale and Kemble. A small admission will be charged at the games to defray ex- ADDmONAL LOCALS Miss Marie McEachnie is spending a few days with Owen Sound friends. A number from here attended the celebration of the Black Knights at ^ jjockridg^^ HopeviUe and Mr. Cullen P*"^** Collingwood on Friday. ^f Chatsworth. The meeting was well Miss Bessie Reynolds of Beeton represented from all parts of the rid- spent a the past few days visiting ing and was enthusiastic on the pros- friends in town. ~ '. pects of the Conservative party sel- After all, nothing on earth can Mrs. Will Jenkins and son, Roy of ecting a leader who would be popular ""O^e as rapidly as a thorough idle "Toronto spent the past week with throughout the Dominion and who fumor. her aunt, Mrs. Roy. , would lead the party to victory at the ! This week we are forced to hold Karstedt Bros, of Priceville have *i*^ general election. over an accoutn of the successful Crushed Against Truck Crushed between a moving van and its trailer Mr. Harold Sheppard of Toronto was injured in town last week and tiie services of a doctor were required, and Ross Miles, who was assisting, had his hight hand bad- ly lacerated. The accident occurred when the men are said to have been uncoupling the trailer from the van ahead pinning Mr. Sheppard between the two veh- icles. The victim owes his life to the fact that the trailer was on an angle and thus could not be crushed tight against the van. He received injuries on the chest, but was able to return to Tor- onto with the truck. I In a practical sense the real clim- ax of Lindbergh's ovation in his homeland was the •presentation of the cheque for |25,000 that was his financial reward for his daring. We feel assured that he will use this money to the best posible advantage. Even though a farmer doesn't gvt a vacation, he has other troubles. Finding that her husband was â- >• live, an Oklahoma woman had to giva back 110,000 insurance. But phell get over the disappointment as soon as she has had a good cry. w Scaaomiea/ Tnaaportmtio /CHEVROLFr (^^mazing Qualitu CHILDREN'S SPECULS AT FLESHERTON FALL FAIR 1 Best colored drawing of Union Jack 10 by 12 by any public school pupil 1st $1.00, 2nd 50c. 2 Best handmade step ladder by boy 15 years or under 1st $1.00 2nd 50c. 3 Best speciman of writing by Pub- lic School pupil 10 lines of 12334567890 and the National Anthem Medal val- ued at $5.00 4 Best drawing of four animals â€" horse, cow, sheep and dog on card- board, size 9 by 12 Rubber Tired Wagon by T. W. Findlay Value $5.00. 5 Best school parade $7, $6, $5, $4, $3. 6 Best decorated school in parade Box of Chocolates Value $2.50. 7 For three schools to show best plan of a house, entries to be made by using number of school section, special by Howard McAuley, Flesher- ton 100 lead pencils to each of three be<;t schools, each prize $5.00. Parents could get their children started on these specials before school starts. :?^v in Chevrolet History QUALITY in design. Qaality in con- struction. Quality in appearance. Quality in performance. Never before has any low-priced car possessed them to â- uch an amazing degreeâ€"because no other low-priced car combines the progressiveness of Chevrolet and the diversified experience, the vast resources and the matchless facilities of General Motors. Study today's Chevrolet. Mark well the aris- tocratic beauty of its lines â€" the superbly executed details of its Fisher-built bodies. Then go for a ride. Revel in the drilling â- purt when you "step on the gas". Delight in the smooth operationâ€" the swift sweep of the passing miles. Marvel at the way the car hugs the road, the ease with which it obeys the steering wheel, the promptness with which it responds to the brakes. Here is qaality expressed in terms that mil« lions now can understand and enjoy. Here is quality obtainable at New, Lower Prices, which reflect the savings of tremendous pro- duction and which demonstrate the willing- ness to share these savings with the public. . . Here is a car of amazing quality . . . for everybody, everywhere. c.S2ec New and Lower Prices moved their fox ranch to the Kenn- edy farm, south of the village. Mr. and Mrs. Doug. Watson and little daughter of Detroit visited the first of the week at A. Watson's. ADDITIONAL LOCALS garden party which was held at the home of Mr.l Wm. Gibson, west of Ceylon on Friday evening last. Mr. and Mrs. J. Gould and Miss Mr. A. B. Clark of London was a Wmnie, accompanied by Mr. J. Coop- er and Mr. Frank Lawrence, all of Mrs. J. Cargoe and daughter, Jean- <?»"« in town on Tuesday. , ette left this Wednesday to spend a j Mr. J. Armstrong joined his family ' S"°"*° ^^" ^"'^ ^^ ''«'*°" ^"-^ couple of weeks in Detroit. ' " â-  ' â-  ' , i Mr. and Mrs. I'here on Saturday to spend a couple Miss Isabel Rowe of Clarkston is of weeks at their summer home here. the guest of Miss Marie McEachnie ^ j^j^ jj g .y^jj^^j^ ^^^ returned ' this week. home after spending the past three j Mrs. Jas. Adams and two children ' weeks in Detroit with her daughter, ( of Toronto are visiting with Mrs. J. Mrs. Ross Thibaudeau. : . I A good crowd attended the annual Mr. R. J. Trimble of Waterloo JS pj^^i^ ^f t^e United church Sunday spending the week with his parents, ^j,^^, ^j^j^j^ ^^ ^^j^ j^ j ^ Lev- Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Trimble. ( ^^..^ ^^^^^ ^^ Thursday afternoon Mr. Jack Karstedt and Miss Elda la^t. left on Thursday of kst week by ^^^ ^^^^^, ^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^.^^ motor for Minneapol« j ^^^^^ ^,j ^.^^ ^^ afternoon tea at Mr. Fred Stuart spent the former ^j^^ ^^^^ ^^ y^^^ Gilchrist at 3 p.m. part of last week m Toronto on bus- Tuesday, August 23rd. Silver iness. 'collection. Everybody welcome. ^- T^ ^'^â- A ^"â- ''- Tf^Tl^^ Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Clarke of Win- Burford are holidaymg at the f orm- , ^^^^^^^ Massachusetts left Flesher- Nuhn. Mrs. Lawrence BORN HAY â€" At Mimico on Wednesday, August 10, 1927, to Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hay (nee Viola McDonald) the gift of a daughterl, Norma Georgenia. NICHOLLS â€" At Dundalk on Mon- day, August 15th, 1927, to Mr. and Mrs. Milton N. Nicholls (nee Alice Ross) the gift of a son. Touring - - Roadster - • Sport Roadster Coupe â-  - • Cabriolet • • Coach • • . Sedan • • - ^5 Landau Sedan • ^915 ' 643 Imperial ' 720 Landau Sedan • 933 . 763 1-Ton . 873 Truck Chassis - 635 750 Roadster Delivery 643 ' 830 Commercial Chassis 483 Prices at Factory, Osha-xa, Ontarioâ€" Taxts Extra \. is remaining this week for a visit with relativea De Laval Cream Separator er's parentel home here. ton last week, after having spent a Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Kennedy left ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^.j^ ^^^ ^^^^^ ^^ on Sunday to motor to the formers ^^ ^^^ ^^ p ^ ^ Hickling. In home at Marmora and expect to re- ,^^^ p^^j^ ^j^^ yxs\iot% motored to turn on Thursday. 'many parts of the district enjoying Mr. Ken Boyd of town and John the hospitality of relatives in Clark- Robinson of Feversham left on Sun- gburg and Meafod and the beauti- day for a motor trip through Musk- f ui scenery which everywhere abounds oka. • 'in Grey County. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wright and also had a buggy ride to Eugenia and three children motored to Hull, Que. the Kimberley Valley, in which Jack on Monday morning. Mrs. Wright got had spent many joyous holidays in word of her sister being very low. ' his boyhood. Messrs Jack and Peter Dow accom- ; panied by their mother and sister visited with relatives in Kitchener on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Simpson of Brussels were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. A. Watson. Miss Ruth Watson returned home with them after a^ couple of weeks' vacation. Miss Gwendolyn Quinn of Momck ^ has been the guest of her friend. Miss Evada Wilson for the past two weeks, and both young ladies hol- idayed in Toronto. i Mrs. Winters and daughter. Vera of Vermillion, Man. also Mrs. F. G. Goff of Clarksburg have been visi- tors with Mr. and Mrs. F. H. W. Hick- ling the past week. Mr. Jas. White, Mrs. A. Church- UIl. MisS fidna and Mr. Floyd Church- hill and Mrs. Ehnore White of Ayl- mer spent the week end with rel- atives in town and with Mr. and Mrs. Ben White, west backline, Artemesia. A special meeting of te Auxiliary will be heli at the home of Mrs. W. A. Armstrong to-day (Wednesday) â- when a good program will be given. Tea served at the close. 20c. coll- ection taken. Mr. John Clark of PainesvUe, Ohio, «alled' on The Advance one day this weak. Mr. dark was a native of Eu- genia, leaving there when he was 20 years of age. (He is now 73.) He has prospered in his Ohio town and with his wife and daughter, was tak- ing a run up by motor to call on old acquaintances here and at Owen Sound. ' In Queljec, the Minister of Roads is out to exterminate motor speed- ers. Already 600 licenses have been cancelled for this year. D. McTAVISH & SON Flesherton, Ontario PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS OF CANADA, LIMITED Why use an old, worn out Sep- arator. Give year cows a chance to earn more money for you by getting a new De Laval. Come in and let na demonstrate it to you. We have Sep- arator Oil and Repairs. W. A. HAWKEN FLESHERTON. ONT. HOUSE OF GIUAUTV Homestead Fly Salt EVERYONE KNOWS THIS IS THE SEASON WHEN THE FLIES ARE THE WORST. WE HAVE A SALT IF FED IN THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR THE FLY WILL NOT BOTHER YOUR CATTLE AND THEY WILL REST MORE CONTENTED. W. J. STEWART 81 SONS riour. Feed. 4k«da, Gaoeeeiee and Confectionery Fleshertoa 25^000 Harvesters Wanted $15 GOING To WINNIPEG RtrURNING From WINNIPEG Plus H CTni per mile, starting point to Winnipeg jK I I ^^ ^^ f^ . . TFrom Station* in Ontario, Smith** Falls to mnA including Toronto on Lali* Ontario Shoro aa i H^ - %3C-J In *> Lino and H«volocli*>P»torboro Linot Kingston to Ronrrow Junction, induaivoi Burlc«ton '^^'^"" ^»^»•••^ j^ Bobcayfwm, incliuim; Dranoal to Port MeNIgoUi Toronto-Sudbury diroct Lino. Plua H cent per mile to points beyond, but not west of Edmonton, MacLeod and Calgary $20 SEPT. 7th From all Stations In Ontario, South and We»t of Toronto to Hamilton* Walland, Niagara Fall* and Wlndaort on Owan Sound, Walkarton, Oranfavilla, Tovswater, Elora. Listowel, Codarich, St. MjuVa* Port BurwalU *nd St. Thonus oranchea i Toronto and North to Bolton. From all Stations In Ontario on the Michican Cantral ; P«r« Mar<|uatta; Wlndaort Eaaax 9t Laka Shora ; Grand Rivar ; Laka Eria & Northern ; and Toronto, Hamilton & Buffalo Railways. Through Colonist Cars operated from principal points. SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE FROM TORONTO Ladiea and Children â€" Special Cars will be reserved for the oclusive lue of ladies, children and their escorts. Travel Full information from any Canadian Pacific A«ant« CANADIAN PACIFIC Eiiglish semi Porcelain DINNER WARE Special Reduced Prices for August only 97 piece Dinner Setts Regular $25.00 for $22.50. Regular $27.50 for $24.50. Regular $31.50 for $27.50. Regular $35.00 for $31.50. 40 piece Tea Setts Regular $9.50 for $8.55. Regular $11.00 for $10.00. Regular $8.50 for $7.65. Regular $10.00 for $9.00. There are eleven selected designs to choose from in white and ivory bodies. They are frOm the best patterns: Johnston's, Myott's and 'Meakin's. All are "Open Stock" patterns, so that you can purchases a full Dinner or Tea Sett, or a single plate or cup and saucer, as yon prefer. If you already have some of these patterns and wish to add a few pieces or replace some broken pieces, we will alio w you a Special 10 per cent, discount on our regular prices during August. ^ P. H. W. HICKLING FLESHERTON, ONT.