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â- ii.'.:^ .V l^- V : 'S THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE Expensive Day's Huntiog The few deer which remain in ;iincoe County, which is closed to 71', Velma Fisher 64, H. Shiers 69*. Jr. 2â€" Ivh English 62, Margnierite Croft 56*. Lloyd Partridge 56*, Lulu Russell 52, Mabel Shiers 50. 1st â€" Ethel Dargavel and Bobby , the year around, are going ?l"Jlr"pl.^' ^'""?T f^'v'*,*"'* «, „. given full protection, if such ^*r^" ^'*'"'P*. f'"*' ^' ^'^^ "on- >ll at all possible, wcording to Game ^^^*" ^\ ^^^ ^f% f • _, ^ ^^. Mfmien McGregor and his assistants, ^f'^ Z,^'!^" ry^f'^tfVlJ"^'^'' ^Saturday, Nov. 9th near Angus, fu ^1 To^m^^^cS' J ^c"^ 'S?^ 'LTd^p\^^ove"rt^c^;V ^^r S' ^-^^^^S^ers lO. i^ James Da;idson. his brother, ^^""^^Z *" "*" ""**^'- ^"5* William and John Latimer, all of An- ''^*' """"^ ''"^ '"' "°" *'"""» """"''- gus. They carried a 40-82 Winches ter, 32 Remington and a 30-30 Savage respectively. The guns were seized and the men halted before Magist- ' rate Jeffs, each paying $22.60 rep- resenting a fine of $20 and costs. They had been in the bush but a short time when the officers noticed their auto parked by the roadside. They were charged with illegal hunt- ing ifl Sunnidale and Essa. ed No. on roll 41; av. att. 37.7. â€"Mrs. F. J. Seeley, Teacher. SCHOOL REPORTS S. S. No. 3, Artemesia (Springhill) Sr. 4â€" Jean Beard, Ellen Parker, Elmore Fisher, Billy Fisher* Marie Orr, Kenneth Orr. Sr. 3â€" Wilfred Best* Merle Allen*, Delia Vause*, Willie Parker, Doris Waller*. Jr. 3 â€" Selma South, Marjorie Wyatt*, Harold Johnston , Orren South. Jr. 2â€" Doris South, Elsie White*, Patsy Beard, Dorothy Whitehead*. Sr. Primerâ€" Georgina Blackburn, Walter Russel, Russel Johnston, Aud- rey McCracken, Reginald Orr, Ivan Waller. Jr. Primerâ€" Ruby Vause*, Glen South*, Billy Wyatt, Birerett Park- cr, Irene Doupe, Edgar Doupe, Lloyd WaUer. Percentage Attendance 88 "*"^ Present every day ♦ J. B. LITTLEJOHNS, Teacher. I S. S. NO. 7, ARTEMESIA Sr. 4 â€" Christina McKinnon, Alma McLean, John WooUr- '. Jr. 4 â€" Joe Will m, Matbiaa Williamson, Jessie ( ' > ider. Jack McMillan, Ada Whyl., D. Mallyon. Sr. 3â€" Martha Ostrander, I. Whyte, Isabelle McMillan, Susie McKinnon. Jr. 2 â€" Marjorie Ostrander, Elsie McKiimon, Lloyd Vause, Donald Mc- Millan, Wesley Whyte, Muriel Mallyon absent. Pr. Aâ€" Harry Whyte, Don Whyte. Pr B â€" Ada Ostrar ler, Farquhar McKinnon, Tommie Bcnks, Ambrose Huddy. Bobbie Meads. â€" Marion Mui-. Teacher S. S. No. 11, for the month of Not- ember. Sr. 4 â€" Margaret Boland, Angus McPhail, Margaret Huson. Jr. 4 â€" Kathlenn Warling, Gordon Patterson, Dorothy Halburt, Pearle Sewell. Sr. 2â€" Mitchell Taylor, John Bol- and. Lloyd Boland, Isabel Harris. Jr. 2 â€" Violet Fitzsimmons. 1 â€" Wilma Cargoe. Primer, Sr. â€" Willie Bowles, Allan Taylor, Hilliard I^tzeimmons, Car- man Sewell. Primer Jr. â€" Elta Cargoe. â€" Ethel M. Thompson, Teacher. St. Vincent Barn Was Burned With Stock EUGENIA PUBLIC SCHOOL S. S. No. 5 OSPRET Sr. 4â€" Norval Betts 65 Sr. 3 â€" Arthur Lawler* 80, Jim Giblin* 78, Mamie Kerton 57. Jr. 3â€" Myrtle Wright* 73, Jim Kerton 51. Sr. 2â€" Iva Sayers* 74. Jr. 2â€" Jim Haley 62. 1stâ€" Hubert Sayers » 60. Pr. â€" Guy Poole*, Marjorie Benson. Bemice Poole, Doris Taylor. J. BRADLEY, Teacher. An asterisk after a name denotes present £very da^. The marks are percentages. Sr. 4 â€" Melrose Camr'oell, Enid Gor- don, Gladys Williams, Kathleen Ped- lar. Victor Campbell. Jr. 4 â€" Lucy McDor. \ld, Velva Gen- oe, Lloyd Genoe, Evel/n Rowbotham, .\nnie Laughlin. Jr. 3 â€" Argyle Mar' n, B. Campbell, Vemice Fawcett, T.ddie Campbell, Teddie Dixon. Sr. 2 â€" Annieta T: ner. Herb Faw- cett, Hugh Laughlir. Sr. 1 â€" Freddie Partridge, Elma Dixon, Percy Grahai . Lottie Graham. Sr. Pr.â€" Verda Gcie. Pr. â€" Lillian Plantt. Bella Laughlin. Elsie Plantt, Leone Duckett. Jean Tudor. Hazel Turn'--, Bert Smith, Rody Gordon, Ruth G irdon. â€" M. John -ton, Teachet. Fire destroyed the bam and con- tents early Friday morning at the farm of Mr. Hartley Lambe, 3rd line St. Vincent. The farm is under lease to Mr. Geo. Rice. The fire broke out about 4.30 o'clock and Mr. Rice knew nothing of it until the reflect- ion of the flames on his bedroom win- dow woke him up. The fire had gained such headway that nothing could be done to save the building. Some of tlfe live stock including hens were saved, but the season's crop three horses one cow and one pig perished in the fire. The pump house and henhouse were also destroyed but the hard work of the neighbors saved the_ drive shed. The barn was a substantial structure 30 by 68 on a stone foundation. It is partially covered by insurance as werfe the contents. â€" Meaford Mirror. GIFTS FOR EVERYBODY C.C.M. Skates and Boots Skis ^ Snowshoes Hockey sticks Pucks Guns and Rifles Ammunition Mitts and Gloves Vases Berry Sets Salad Bowls Bon Bons Condiment sets all kinds of tools KOCK MILLSl PUBLIC SCHOOL 4th Classâ€" Ruby White 81, Ita Ped- lar 76, Alice Sewell 74, Margaret Fisher 58.8, Mervyn Johnson 57.7, Robert Dargavel 55, James Pedlar 47, Nathalie Patton 44*. Sr. 3 â€" ^Murray Fisher 75*. Merwn Best 70, J. English 69, J. Hawkins 42. Jr. 3â€" George Akitt 95, Delia Eng- lish 74, Leo Patton 62, Laurie Russell 71, Julia Croft 69. Sr. 2â€" Ruby Akitt 86, Leslie Seeley 80, Leila Clark 72, Jimmy Atkinson) MAXWELL PUB IC SCHOOL 4th â€" Mary Ber rose*, Kathleen Morrison*, Reta renwick*, Cecil Chard*, Ruby Robertson*, Marjorie Seeley*, John Bemro<^e. Sr. 3 â€" Arleen Pallister. Jr. 3 â€" Edith Lougheed. Merlie Buckingham*, Mairie Chard*, Irene Parker. Stella Yo'mg, Jean Ross, Ethel Fenwick*. Isabel Pallister*, May Linley. Sr. 2 â€" Lloyd Morrison*. Billie Ker- ton*. Robt. Priestly*. Donald Radley*. Sr. 1 â€" Mabel Bemrose*. Tommy Bemrose. Jim Poole*. Jr. 1 â€" Warren Priestly*. Betty Fenwick. Pr. â€" Tom Bemrose*. Jacob Lough- eed, Flora Morrison*, Charlie Grum- mett*. Murray Morrison*, Noreen Grummett*. â€" Helen I. Maynard, Teacher. GOOD morning: TTwre once was a driver named Morn- ing. Who refused to heed any warning; He drove on the track Without looking back â€" • So they're mourning this mominff for Morning. ~ i MAKE THIS A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND WE HAVE A CALENDAR FOR YOU WHICH, WE HOPE. WILL BRING A HAPPY NEW YEAR. FRANK W DUNCAN HARDWARE MERCHANT FLESHERTON, ONT. ^ One of, the wealthiest women in Japan was sick a short time ago and had 300 physicans in attendance. Strange as it mav seem, she recove- ed. lOO Gallons o^^bter /Sv One Cent ? NO one could hire you for such worK at sucU a priceâ€" yet how many tons o| wate^ do you pumpâ€" how many miles do you walk between your house K^i l^e hand pump eadf year? A Dnro Water STittaa will reBcre ymi of all t&s dradgtiy. It will work for jou year aftw 7«ar at the rate oi only cue com ptr lOQ caUona ol water inunpodi Is it worth while to endttrt tho dradnry of th« hand poatp and pa whoa a Dure Water SyMeia wOl work for ao Utite? It'a flrot coit fa low tower now than ever bolero. CooToniont teraa cas tft ^att The Empire Bras* Mf g- Co. Ltd. London Toronto Vancouver FOR SALE BY: D. McKlLLOP Pressure r^ . /r\ nessun - ' ^SysteoQUB -^â€" -r^ r-^- ^-^ nt^ -" ^"^ â€" ^^^ ^u ill u TiuiorStdan M -^ Fordor Sedait MEW CAR Klow on dispUuj at our showrooms/ This entirely new car surpasses the accepted standards of light car accomplishment; sweeps aside all boundaries of price class; establishes a new standard of acceleration, speed, power and smoothness that heretofore has marked only expensive cars as fine cars. Sport Coupe Qd CoMpt ^IQ- Fbatttm Motor t Make and Model Ford "A". Four Cylinders â€" Bore 3%"; stroke 4V4." Unit Constnictioa Pump and Thermo-Syphon Cooling Pump, Gravity and Splash Ltibrication Single Coil Distributor Igni- aoQ Sliding Gear (3 speed) Trans- mission Multiple 9 Plate Dry Disc Qutch Dynamically Balanced Crank- shaft High and Low Speed Jet Car- Dureeor (hot-spot manifold) Aluminum Pistons Oil Indicator 2 Blade Aeroplane t>-pe Fan Bakelized Fabric Timing Gear Carbon Chrome Nickel Alloy Valves NjV.C.C. Rating 24.03 H.P.â€" Actual Developed H.P. 40 at2200R.P.M. Chassis 4 Wheel Bralies â€" Mechanical, Internal Expanding Type, with Automatic Bralce Equalizer Springs â€" Transverse Semi- Elliptic Drive â€" Torque Tube Gears- Spiral Bevel Rear Axle ?4 Floating Full Crown 1 -Piece Fenders Gravity Feed Fuel Tank Ignition Wires Enclosed in Flexible Steel Tubing Steerinrj Gear (irreversible) â€"Worm and Sector Type Acorn Design, Nickel Plated Headlights 5 One-Piece Steel Spoked Wheels 17 Vi" Steering Wheel Alemite-Zerk Chassis Lubric- atioa Body and Chassis insulated to prevent noise Wneel-base IO3V3 inches Turning Radius 17 feet Tire Size â€" 30x4.5 Road Qearance 9Vi " EqtiipmenLs Automatic Vi indshield Wiper ^^ closed cars) Rear View Mirror; Speedometer Dash Light Gasoline Gauge Ammeter Motor Driven Horn Starter Combination Tail and Stop Light Sun Visor One-Piece Windshield Thief-Proof Ignition Lock Foot Accelerator 4 Hydraulic Shock Absorbers Wide Range of Color Options Terformanctj 60 Miles Per Hour 40 Miles Per Hour in Second Gear AcceleradoQ â€" 5 to 23 MPH. inSVi Seconds 30 Miles Per Gallon GMTline Consumption H. DOWN and SONS - Flesherton, Ont. â- fyJ^ nheHealCaiwtlianGar' M 'j^^T X3 YEARS OF, PUBLIC P R E^JP E R E JM C E