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J^ Ju>f*^ JCc^ f . %{^t /lesijertott ajtttmce* Vol 47 No. 24 Flesherton. Ontario November 16, 1927 W. H. TTiurston & Son, Proprieiots ROCK. mi^Lb The hunters ainrived home Usl week wita their full quota of deer. Mr. D. Kinme* of Durham spent a few days at th« mills. Several teami are hauling lumber from the yards here to Ceyion to be shipped to the Durham furniture fac- tory. , -, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Howard, Mrs. Brcoks and Sirs. W. Brown of Toronto were Thanksgiving visitors with the lawer's sister. Mrs. A. Partridge. Mrs. George Hargrove arrived here Thursday evening to visit a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Pedlar. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ward. Mrs. D. Marsh and son David, of ToronvO were recent visitors with Mrs. Marsh's sis- ter, Mrs. .\lex. English. Mr. Walter Russell is quite ill and under the doctor's care at present. We hope for a ver>- speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Patton, Durham, and Mr. and Mrs. H. Wilson, Flesher- ton, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pedlar. The services will discontinoe for a time in the Salem church and wM be held in the homes during the winter months. The meeting next Sabbath evening will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. N'ewell at 7.30. Every- body welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Clement ot Richmond Hill \-isited a few days with their cousin, Mrs. Lewis Pedlar. Mrs. C. Newell and two sisters. Misses Edith and Mabel, motored to Durham and spent a few days with relatives there. Our school has been closed for a few days on account of the illness of the teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Gorham and youngest son of Toronto were visitors oevr the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. John Robertson and family. Messrs. Keith Robertson and .AJex. Morrison have arrived home from the West, VANDEL£UR Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Buchanan spent a day in Toronto lasf week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gilbert and two little grand-daughters and Mr. Ed. Warling of Toronto spent the holiday with the Warling and Gilbert famil- ies. Nurse Walker of Thombury is att- ending her uncle. Mr. Robt. Graham, who is very ill at present, Mr. and Mrs. .\nderson and fsmily of Oshawa visited over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Freelnan and fam- ily. Mr. .\. Dunlop spent the holiday with friends at Brampton. The farmer's club held a meeting at the hall on Monday evening of last treek. Mr. Frank Davis w^s .m>- pointed delegate to Toronto. It was deeide<i to have a public meeting on Frid*y evening of this week when Miss Macphail and Mr. F. R. Oliver will speak. Mrs. G. F. Houson and daughter. Margaret, of London are visiting with the former's father. Mr. Robt. Gra- ham, Mr, James Carg«e held a success- ful sihooting match on last week. PROTON STATION Mr. John Hanley of Hamilton b vis- iting his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. Shearson. Mr. znd Mrs. A. Neilson and chil- dren of Bolton spent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Xeilson. Mr. Blake McKay of Dundalk Sondayed writh .\mold Hergott and Dave McCannelL Mr. Lloyd Wauchope, accompanied by 31r. John Hanley visited friends at- Dobbinton on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Woods and family of Chatsworth spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hergott. The United Church W.M.S. held their annual thankoffering meeting last Wednesday. .A generous offer- ing was received. A bale of doting an two quilts were sent to a mission field in the west. Last Week's Items The first jtona of the season u^sh- ered in the thanksgiving festivities following a remarkably fine Autumn season. A bountiful harvest has been safely garnered in. Let us not forget to be thankful to the Giver for all good things. .A shooting match took place on the holiday at Mr. Ed. Stinsoc's. Holiday visitors were: Mr. and Mrs, Robt, Neilson of OwTen Sound. Miss Liziie Neilson and lady friend of Toi^ onto at Mr. Jas. Xeilson's. Miss Gejr- lie Lyons. Mijs Jean McCanne! Misses Marjorie. Maud and Emily Aeheson at the parental homes, Mrs. Geo, Moody of Dundalk at Mr. McAuley s Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bradley and Mrs, Bradley. Sr. of Berkley at Dever Bros, Miss Cora Richardson who has for several years been an efficient clerk in Dever Bros, store has gone to Tor- onto to take a position and night course in bock keeping. Miss Cora will be missed from behind the count- er in the village store and her Pro- ton friends wish her suce&s in her new venture. Mr. Geo. Ludlow ^rho is staying at the home of his daughter.. Mrs. H. Hodgins has ben stiffering Ssevere- ly for several weeks with a sore toe and a few days ago Dr. Carter found it necessary to amputate it, Mr. Lad- low is still very weak since the op- eration. Mr. and Mrs. Walter .\cheson. and dsughter. and Mr. and Mrs. R, .Ach- eson motored to Toronto recently for a short visit. KIMBERLEY MAXWELL We are glad to rep«rt Mr. Harry Linley is recovering from serious iU- nesjs. Miss Perie Bristow and Mr. Gordon Bristow of Stayner visited with Mr. McLeod on Sunday. Mr. .Alex. Morrison has returned frv>m the west, Mr. Fred Ross is spending a few days at the Toronto Winter Fair. Mrs. Fred Barber and Mrs, G. Law- lor are attending the Institute conven- tion at Toronto this week. We are glad to hear that Mrs, Mc- Monday of*^*^'"'*' '* recovering from recent ill- ness. WIma ra4i« ki««JcMlm« wm i it i< » w t >J by W««I)««Im«m •• a wMt»» of ti^riat to iK* ««rM ite waivvnal bwMiHa aad yWawttia, tb* goal at battcrjrlM* op*i«t»Mi waa m*. Tk* t»w>t t*«««aa tvb* wtiaten •! tb« a o a tiaaa t bav* JaironJ lii«ir adaalific kaowMf* aad •ap«ma«* t* ibia mtA for o««r 4t 7**** ^ W««tiBgbe«M feboral«ri««k vtA at ImI iMivt MTfMUd a t«b« wbkb optialM 4irM<ly fiMa ^m li«bt *' Now y«tt «*â-  awa aitbee a fhr* t«b« or aia twb* WaMiac- k*«M i»««»«r tbal «««ka Wm to bay m»A Im* to epatal* tban h Uttn rV^ wwlyij ejK^lknc* of t«at« kitlk o t l a i tW^- â€" •Xttom* dialalc* aad full voKim*. e«mbi««d with aiaip&eity of •poiatioa, pkaaiaa d««it« omI ib« twaiaato* of aalMaclioM Vy dt» PioaWr* of lUdio. TiiM* avw Mwftb ar* on ditpWy ia oar tloto. Lat «• â- Â«Â«â€¢ Jean * 4««oaaUatM* ia jrowr lioia* w«tbo«t coal or ob)l«atto». • R DOWN A SONS, Dealers- Fleskertoo. 4 Westin^otise PIONKERS IN RADIO Mr. Carl C^rmthers of Toroou> spent the thasksgiving holiday with his mother, Mrs. B. C. Carrutfaen. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bishop of Toronto. Mia« Elvie of Georgetown spent the holiday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L, BLikop. Mr. and. Mrs. Ed. Baker of Vacdel- ear visited Mr. and Mis. W. E, Faw- eett- Mts. McFageon is visiting^ her fath- er. Mr. S. Osborne, Mrs. S. Osborne is ^iM^wf iM g a few weeks with Dr. and Mrs. RosseO of Caledonia, also Sirs. Baxter. The FergosMi Bros, bare l e iuin e d from the west, where they apeat the harvest season. Mrs, .\. E. Myles visited friends in Etigenia. Mr. and Mrs, F. J. Webn-. Mr. and Mrs, F. Boland are in Toronto this week attending the W. L coaveot- ion. We regret to repon Uiat little Miss Nora Fawcett having to be tak« to Owen Sound bospt^ fw an operation foUoving an attack of poeoaioiua. We hope for a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. E. Fawcett are spend- ing a few days with the foraer's mother. The WomeD's Instivite gave a fowl supper in the hall on Friday evening in honor of oar baseball team who won the silver cop this season. Tbey regret that the vqircsartmdTes of DuBdalk and Fleshettmi teams w»e unable to be present owing to bad weather acd roads. .AH «KJoyed tbemsehres. especially in the diniBg roo«B where they did justice to the good thii«> to eat, .Mter seroiJ toasts were respcmded to and good wishes for rheJr soeecfi^ for another year, they went upstairs for a eoirp- le of" jolly hoars of cards and danc- ing. .\ pleasinjr item oi. the evening was a message of good will from the Da»- dalk team. CEYLON Tfcaakigivicg with Margare': Sin- clair, and they favore«i S-m-iay sot::- i»ig iersTce wi*.c a sweet i^w:. Mrs. Chas. Irish asd telle scz of Twtxtto spent Tliaakactring with her father. Mr. S. HesphilL Mr. Ross a«f Mr. J. C. McM^es. tA Toronto spent ihaz^ksgrnng undfsr the parental tooL Mr. W. CroskiB and Miss GMts Cushnie of Toraato and Miss Ethel TkonpsoB of Peace River visited with Miss M. Cook over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. L. TorRr> ^(r- and Mrs. Boy Piper notORd Co Owes Soond on Friday. Mr. Robt. Brown. Mr. aoi Mri. S. White and babe and Miss Ansa and Mr. Jack Wliite. all of Tonwxo, spcat thanksgiving with Mrs. WMte and family. Mr. Eldoa McLaaghfiB, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfired ^tydci' and babe of T«r- unto visited oinr Oanksgiving with tbeir father. Mr. D. D. MrlawgWiii Mr. and Mrs. Ri^rdHi Gths<!n'and daughter. Hetett and friend of Toroo- te spent tbanfcsgjTiag with Mr. and Mrs. John GSkson. , ' Mt. and Mrs. Fred Cltislett tfad son 'Claode of Listowe) spest Tbaaksgiv- isg with Mrs. Anna MrMiQaB and son. Mr. R. Canpbdl held a soecessfai aoctioB sale the pssi aeek aad Mores thss-week to 4he vfltege to tke resid- ence lately pordiased. W« extnBl a hearty weicMBe to Mr. and Mrs. Campb^ vMr. Prosper who has been op norOi on a ten days hunt has retnraed- to his coagregation and is wearing a very broad smile having secured a very fine (deer). Xanualiy bis many fri»^ are aaxloas to diake hands with him. Mr. and Mrs. Sossd Coleonp and two Gttle chUdroi of LoadoB and Mr, Coleman of Owen Sound spent thank, sgivint wi^ their danglrtv and s^- ter. Mrs- F. Collittson. Mr. aad Mrs. JlerVrt Haney c>f Windsor spent tbanksgiviBg with Mr. aad Mrs. Lnthw Doekett For the winter months it has "seer decided to hold the Sabbath Scool ir. the afternoon at 2 o'ckvk and the church service at 11 ajs.. starting Sunday. No\-wnber 2l>th. as was ann- oirece>i by the pastor. Mr. Prvvsser. Everyone is irivrted to be present. Mr. R. Cov>k aad Miss Millie visit- ed Hanover friends the first of the week, I Mr. Chesney aad Mr. J<4tn McWi:.- iams who are working at Slielbttrr.<r spent the week end at their ho:v.iJ here. x Mrs- P. Hunt and two 5 ri>. ft..- ley and Melville returt:«*i r. .•.•.â- - , ;•. Sat- urday frwa two weeks holidays witi. Torvnto friends. \ Mr. and Mrs. .\ S -v. .^r. S^r. mor- orevi to Harrisi, r. ;ho t.r>; of th»- week. -Mr. and Mrs. Sandy McIVr.ald ami daughter. 0'.>.:'.. \f- Mo -r. r'..^va. -.-.^torec \ .sittxi with Mr. H. * >:or, Mrs. R, IVnald sr..i from Bentitvck ar.i McPherson ar..i Stewart. Mr. and Mrs, LeGard and son. Hill- > iard. of Tor\^Rto and Dr. LeGaid and! Miss Burgess of Weston spent the! holiday with Mrs, Pedlar and family. Mr. Gew Fisher sjvnt last vreek in < Toronto, j Miss M. Whittaker. teacher at ' Wingharo. spent the holiday with her ' parents here. \ Mrs. Harriston and family and Mrs Todd of Dundalk and Mr. Speer an.t Miss MoKeaase of Fo'ersham visite-' St S. Hemphill"-*, Mr. Ernie .MeCrae of Regina spent the week en»l with his uncle. Mir. G«v-. \ .Arrowstnith. ^ • \ Last Week's Items \ Miss Kathleen Muir and Mrs, .^le.v Muir and son. Grant left on Wednes- day to visit friends at Toronto^. Pet- erborough. Welhwtd. Niagara Fal!- and other points. Mrs, Jas. L, McMollen and son JacV paid a busines trip to Toronto o Thursday. Mr. Jas, McWhinney paid a bus- iness trip to Hanover the past we'-N. Mr. Balfour and son Bonor of PoS Dalhousie motared and spent a few daj-s with Mr. F. D, Cairns aad JTr* F. J. ColHnson, Mr. ami Mrs. J. Cummins of A?h- awa »pent a' few days with friends here and was acv>mpanied back with Mrs. MrDonaM who will «p«Qd thi winter months with her daoghter. Mr. .AlbeH Moore of New Yoi.x- atata wa*. a call*r ia town the pa- week. I Mlf. C. J. MeTavish was on a bos j ln«s* trip to this burg the past week.,. Miss Mary Stewart, teacher, spent thanksgiving at her home in Clinton. ' Hiss Laura White, yvmngest dau- 1 ghter of Mrs. W, White, was taken i to Durham hospital on Saturday by: Dr. Lively and bad her toaaita i^ ' moved. Mr. and Mrs, W, J. Cook of l3ior- ale were visitors at Robt. Cook's on Friday. • Mr. Alex. Knew and Duncan Mc-I Millan each spent thanksgiving at their homes here. M»*» McKeniie of Harriston spent Here's Tour Chance ! ONLT Too Good ToBeTrut BUT 'IT- IS! And the keen buyer vrill izrrfs- tigste ovT "offer TODAY VICTROIA CHRI/TAitJtr CLUB ENJOY YOUR HOME SPECIAL ADVA N TA CES :' Amr M«M M<r B* S<*k«<.1 I. raltekni kiwhj.* ,-t isji C»'.ii.viwii: Mcovit. BxtiS} «%;uiwi. IM."vitiy a inc. ^t VICTORIA CORNERS Las; Week"* Iteats Mr. aadKr.. Tr^k^:.:.: i^-ir.j of Detroit - r .- ; :: , : .- _ ; _:.; weeks. Mr. aad Mrs. Vj-iv-.H^ Hawss Brinkt VKite: 7.- .i:-.._!i- .- - - -^ .- - ;»t,hoeae. Mis. Jas. l.....-.i:: ;;--: â-  :- : _:; , with het sii-.zz. v_ri- ^.zjl ^^U^.:.:^^^' BetkeL Ivan Loekhart, Toronto, hoiiiiayed ooder the pateatal nO. Tba WJLS. heU thdr Ttaako&cr- itag service ia the Chardi oa Frdi, evening iast.yad respite the weath r •.rvrf saeeessfvd neetiie was IkII We have SKrely bad oar "^.i winter." These were twa or th:: iaehes of aamr on the fidds. aak!- r ihte n»& d^ipetT "ad Teiy duigcr- oos. Ftarlittfeb«MMs!Tteirtra.':L$ were too easily seea for thoa to havr motk for wUck to be thaakftiL Bst oar «aow is gwse^agaia. LADY BANK frveciis hivr •.â- !.-; trocile. Ti* Lii.- .^ â- rr^ 5;rT.riith7 -si ir^r iJ,^: hoc2- if :mt Pi Krr. 5^ to lean that ^w '?Ie is spca£a^ a â-  'â€" T-Aer. wife and I HIGHEST PRICES I B I GRAIN ^ SEEDSjtFi^T.VTOESi lajnuv ^ -Mr- A. C. .\iUIR I CEYLOX. OXTARia I 'Pheae * r 51 death c: r_< 5L^t<.r- of his br-.-tic' Vi- 8 BATES BURIAL CO. FUNERAL SERVICE XEW MODERN FL'XER-\I. P.\RLORS 122-124 .\veaue Road. TORONTO Te l e pbo ae: Elas^il^ iUi J. W. B*tM. ft Maddoek*. HOUSE OP OUALITV SPECl.AL PRICES *. Ttro ^â- "•s e«l- If .issKKtni tie »tsr», xit«i -vi^vty. .\!t la.'ttm p,i»i ;«s etc*. n Ym T>t*«M .^BMtMr MmM It B««« ik» \V(«r TfiIibbI »- On ipunsN*, Kx«r ase-iTa.-^: » par- 2»«ctd tv bv 9i rrT^f\:t C'BN'-^x'Q «ni «» •tn tatac* ais^Kucs. Aimmmv ni^iw^fv '. Yw« oW Jjv. Slim rAwKvvn^ w€! !• wvm â-  Y»« ta» Hm VOE. t- On Cooking Onions in 50 or R 100 lb. sacks. E CLOX'ER HONEY Spt.the very choicest in 5 and 10 lb. pails. H ENER^THING RIGHT G R O C E R I E S W. J. STEWART & SONS Flour. F««l. Se«d«. Gic<«>e« and Co«««ction«rT Flesherton a* otka ixratss c.stii ikr W. A. .Arwstroait A Si»« Fic«hert«a. Ont. vicrnoLA CHRISTMAS CLUB .•â-  -I- - -. JTav tke Hm Oftm Xmtmgs The Right Time For WW shippers to start is ci^t now in the sprim: season. You will find it paMiiable if vou brimr yotir CRE\M TO US. ' "^ J^"f There is a big: difference in grading cream. whicK affects the price you get. By selling your cream to us you wll be assured the ver^- K'st grading, because you can deliver the cream more promptly, or we will call for it promptly and have it graded in the shortest time possible, thereby ai^suring you of Special No. 1 grading. We are proving this t6 our present pat- rons;. Highest market prices and Satisfaction Guaranteed Horn St Markdale Creamery HiMst '^ and Produce Co. Wdfbt MARKD.XE. ONTARia PHONE 66