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THE FLESHERTON ADVANCr. W-EDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1929. f:.^ i Bank of CommsrJe Safety Deposit Vault. IF YOU desire to place any of your valualle papers, jewelry, or other precious belongririKs in one of our Safety Deposit Boxes, you will find our jtaff eady to render prompt and courteous service at all times durin? banking hours. The cost to yoa is only nominal and we are glad to be of any possible assistance when yoa vish accoss to your box. THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE with avhieh is timalgamaieii THE STANDARD BANK OF CANADA Middle School Resolfs C^JR. TIME TABLE Trains leave Fleaherton Station as follows : Goiti^ Soutt, Going North 8.08 a.m. 11.52 a.m. 4.10 p.m. 8.34 p.m. «.ll p.m. 4.33 p.m. The mails cleso at Plesherton at follows: For the north at 11.00 a.m. •oath at 3.30 For niomiiig train aouth mail closes at 9.00 p.m. the previooa evening. Local and Personal School commences in less than twc •weeks. Mr. W. G. Kennedy is spending a few days in Tovonto. Mrs. Jos. Blackburn is spending a month in Toronto and Sarnia. There was a lieh' frcot Sunday night, but not sufficient to damage. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Holland arc I Thj results cf the Middle School \ examine ions in the Flesherton high ' school v<rere received on Friday by Mr. C. F. Lawrence, past principal of th£ school, and he names are given be- ; low with the papers on which the i student passed and those on v;hich he I failed. Miss J. Fase.'s subjects were j Composition Literature, Canadian ' History and Ancient History, Miss U. i Kelso took Algebra and Physics, Mr. ' Johnston Latin and French and Mr. j Lawrence Geometry and Chemistry. I Most cf the studentj writing were first year i.i the Middle School and will be able to complete next and re- write the exams they failed this year. ThosD who completed their Middle School this year are: F. .A.llen, L. Ferris, B. Hincka, J. N'ichol, M. Sin- clair and J. Stuart. The figures de- note the grade of honors, "c" a pass and "f" £j having failed the paper. AKIXS, H. â€" Lit. f; Can. Hist, f: Anc. m = \ f; Phys. f; Chem. f. ALLEN', F.â€" .A.nc. Hist. 1; Geom. 2; Phys. 2; Chem. c. BEARD, B. â€" Comp. c; Lit. f; Can Hist, f: .â- \nc. Hist, c; .A.lg. 1; Geo. 3. BEARD, G. â€" Comp. 2; Lit. c; I .A.1C. Hist, f : Geom. 2; Chem. f. BIBBY, M. â€" Comp. c; Lit. c; Anc .Hist. 1; Geom. c; Latin Auth. f; Lat. Comp. f ; French Auth. f ; Comp. f. CAMERON, M. â€" Comp. 3: Lit. I 3; .A.nc. Hist. 3; Geom. c: Physic-3 c; i Latin Comp. f ; French Auth. f; Fr. On Friday, August 16, there passed Composition f. away in Osprey Margaret Madden. be-| FAWCETT R. â€" Comp. f; Lit. c; loved wife of Thomas Bemrose, in her! Anc. Hist, c; Geom. 2; Phvsics f; -loth yea/. She is survived by her; Latin Comp. f; Fr. .A.U. f: Fr. Com. f. hiTsband, seven daughters and three; FERRIS. L. â€" Comp. c; Lit. c; sons, the youngest being but a few.Qgon, p. chem 2. daays old. Two brothers, Edward and , GRAHAM, I.' â€" Comp. 2; Lit. 3; George Madden, of Chicago, also sur-. Can. Hist. 3; A!g. 2: Geom. 2; Phy. vne The funeral was held on Mon-,3. French Auth. f; Fr. Comp. f. day from her late home to Stayncr! gENOE, B. â€" Comp. f: Lit. f: An. R. C. cemetery. j Hist, c: Geom. c; Phy. c: Latin Comp. 1 1; F â- . Auth. f :Fr. Comp f. I HEARD. A. â€" Lit. 2; An. Hist. 1; j Geom. 1 ; Physics 1 ; Latin .A.uth. 2 ; ( Latin Comp. 1 ; Fr. .A.uth. 3 ; French ConiDosition 3. „ . , , , , , , ... HI.NXKS. B. â€" Geom. 3: Phy. 2; on Friday of List week from Newl (-5^gj,,jgjj.^. ^.^ York by the steamer Mauretania, ior| irdwnVv F The Late John Bemrose I >'X~:'<«'X-x»>«x-5~x->->->«»:-x->.,.;->x->»:~:~:~x-K":-:-:-x~:- ~»XfX>* I % I The newj of the accidental death of John Bemrose came as a severe shock "0 relatives and friends in Maxwell and vicinity. Particulars of the fat- ality are given in an extract from the Saskatoon Star of August !)th, which is as fellows: ^ Bemrc ^e's death was the first fat- % ality sustained by the large gangs of * men at v/ork cil summer laying double ^ track en the main lire of the Canad- ^ ian N'ationil Railv.-ays in Nutana to- * v.r.rd Chappe'.l Junction, rdthocgh the ^ v.crk has fcoen fiang?rou= and carried on v.-ith dispatch. The victim work- Mrs. Thos. Bemrose Passes Suddenly il Away Miss Agncj MacPhai! M.P., sailed! relatives at Toronto and ,' v.iH g^ to Genevs Geneva, Switzerland, to attend the League of Nations as an alternate for Canada. She goes first to Prague, Czechoslovakia, where she delivers two addresses before wo- men's conventions. From there she visiting Edgely. The Flesherton high school will re-i open for the fall term on Tuesday.. September 3rd. Miss C. Pentland of Duni-annon I-.i Bella Neilson, wife of W. Dal Hop-| the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. 1. 1 kins of Emery, died in the General The Late Mrs. Hopkins i Comp. c; .\n. His- 3; .Alg. c; Physics c. KERTON, R. â€" Comp. f; Lit. f; Alg. c; Geom. f; Physics f; French .A.uth. f; F. Comp. f. McCORMACK, J. â€" Comp. f; Lit. f; An;;. Hist, f; k\g. e; Geometry c; Phys. f; Lat. Comp. £. McFADDEN. J. â€" Comp. i: Lit. c; .•^nc. Hist, c; Geom. c; Phys. c; Fr. .A.uth. c: French Comp. f. .McKECHNIE, J. â€" Comp. 1: Lit. c; Can. His. c; Anc. His. f; .\lg. f. M.\GEE, C. â€" Comp. c; Lit. c; cd on the cable car, next ths locomo- tive of the gravel train, his work being to operate the "spreader" and dump the string of gondola cars by air. The cable man had not been mi?sed. The gravel train moved on a passing trnck while a locomotive and caboose went ty on the main line to the water towev. It is thought that Bemrose either fell off and tripp- ed, falling bor.eath the %vheels of the passing locomotive. Deceased was born at Maxwell on June 24th, 1878. and afended school the;-e. He left Max^.-ell aboat 19C3 and sailed for about three reasons. He then went raiiroading with the C. P. r... later going to the C.N.R. a.nd remained vrith the latter company until his death. He was held in high c:teeni by everyone who knew him and was an especial favorite amongst his fellow workers. The Brotherhood of Trainmen, of which he was a mem- ber, shipped a magnificent everlast- ing wreath, which w^as placed on his grave by the sorrowing relatives. Contrary to the report in last week's Advance the deceased v.-as un- niarried. He was the youngest of the family of which only two are left, William H. of Toronto and Thomas of Osprey. He was predeceased by his parents several years ago and by two sisters. .A.nnie. about thirty-five years ago and Matilda (Mrs. George Burke > in 1911. His body was brought to Toronto by C.N.R. and then by motor to Stay- ner. where interment took pl:\cp in the R. C. cemetery on August 13th. .\ large number of his friends in ihii district met the funeral and fol- lowed back to the cemetery. Those attending from a distnnce were: \V. H. and Mrs. Bemrose. Miss Dorothy Bemrose and .\. Long of To- ronto. Mr. M. O'Brien of Sa.-katoon and Mr. Geo. Flesher and Mrs. Johns- en of Sarnia. % •> t % % I Most People Have a Favorite Spot to Hold a Picnic And a picnic means keen appetites Take Chicken and Olive Sandwiches They're ven- satisfyinjj and palatable. Chicken and Olive Sandwich Bread and on half of these place thinly sliced Butter the desired number of slices of Purity pieces of chicken. Over the chicken spread a mixture of minced olive moistened with mayonnaise. Cover with buttered slice. Finder's Purity Bread ASK YOUR GROCER \VEDELI\'ER. ThoneS. I t I I: looks as if the Dufferin Con- They struction Co. is out to establish a re- j^\y cord in this section for the lay- ing concrete pavement. This firm was awarded the contract on Prince of Wales Road from No. 10 sideroad to Primrose, a distance of 7.7 m.iles. "Www***********. •%«Vi%**W**V>%«%. •*»•*••*•«%«*••%•*••*••*••*••*• •»••*••-•*.**»•••••..*•»••*••*•••* '.'V commenced to lay concrete oa 15 and will have the stretch completed on .August 17th and opea for traffic on Saturday. Sept. 7th. They have averaged around 1 'OO feet per day. â€" Orangeviile Sun. The Foil t V I owing Mrs. John Nuhn Passes | Hospital. Toronto, following a three* Anc. Hist, f ; Geom. f ; Phys. f; Lat. months' illness. She was a daughter! Au'h. c; Lat. Comp. 2; Fr. Auth. e; of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Neilson. Proton Fr. Comp. c. Station, and was born at Proton 45 MORTON, B. â€" Lit. f; Anc. His. years ago. She is survived by heri f; Alg. 2; Geom. e: Phys. c; Lat. Au. Messrs. John Dow and Orrel Fisher, husband and seven children, her par-| f; Lat. Comp. f ; Fr. .A., f ; Fr. Comp. f. of Toronto -pent the week end at ents. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Neilson. Pro-' NICHOL, J. â€" Lit. c; Can. His. 3. their homes here. (ton: seven sisters, Mrs. Fisher (Mac-i REILEY. .\. â€" Comp. c; Lit. f: La 'in .A.U. Henry, and niece, Mrs. W. G. Kennedy. Miss Edna Dickenson of Mount Hope is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. A. E. Preston. .â- \lg. 1; Geom. c; Phys. f; Latin Comp. f. SINCLAIR. M. â€" Alg. 1: Geom. c: Phys. 1: Chem. c; Latin. Auth. e. SLOAN. D. â€"Lit. c; Geom. 1; Phys Miss Jean Johnston of Dnndalk vis-! Fie> of .Agincourt; Mrs. Love (Sarahl ited with Mr. and Mrs. R. Wilsor. the "f Emery; Mrs. Chester (Ellen) of first of the week. I .\gincourt: Mrs. Irwin (Jenniel of n 11- T7. o J if /.^ J 1 Proton: Miss .Annie of Proton: Mrs. Dr. W. E. Cudmore of Ogdens- j^^^ McDonald (Jessie) of Flesher- -â€" -• ---. .- - burg, N.\ spent the week end at Mr.j ,^,^ ^^^ ^j,^^ LiTizie of Toronto: also 1: Chem. 3: Lat. Auth. c; Lat. Comp. J. Kunstadlers. ' th-ee brothers, Archie of Rockwoodj c; Fr. Authors c; Fr. Como. f. Miss Stewart, a former teacher ini Robert of Owen Sound and Jack of I STEW.A.RT, D. â€" Comp. f; Can. the high school, vcas a visitor in towni Proton. His. c; .Anc. His. f : .Alg. c; Chem. c. last week. The funeral was held on Saturday! STEWART. V. â€" (:omp. f; Lit. f ; Miss Jean Meikle of Toronto wnv August 10th. service being conducted; Can. His. 2; Anc. His. f : Geom. c; the guest of Mrs. :'. Wilcock the past: '" the Anglican church. Proton, by! t^">*- /• ^,"«"^- ^- week. Rev. M. F. Oldham of Dundalk. inter-; _ ^^':.-?'^^- ''.• " „'r° Mrs. Wm. Hay and babe returned home Friday after spending h month at her home here. Miss Lily Wright of Chicago was the guest of Mrs. W. H. Thurston dur- ing the week. .After an extended illness of some years' du:"a"ion Mrs. John Nuhn of town passed away early Wednesday morning at her home in Flesherton. at the age of C(3 years. The funeral will take place on Friday. .A.uE:ust 23rd. interment taking place in Flesh- erto-. Service will be held r.t 2.00 o'clock p.m. I ENGAGEMENT ^ Goods Will Be Required Now SCREEN DOORS SCREEN WINDOWS SCREEN WIRE a 'Xi V HOES. R.XKES SCYTHES. FORKS ment being made in cemetery. cemetery. The pall-bea~ers were: Mr. Joseph Park, Messrs. Wes and Jim Dever, Mr. R. G. Acheson and Mr. Bob White. mp. c; Lit. c; Flesherton i *-'*"• ^'*- '^' ^"'^- ^''*t- c; Physics 2; ' Chemistry 2. THOMPSON. H. â€" Comp. c: Lit. f ; .A.lg. 1; Latin Comp. f; Fr. Auth. f; F.-. Comp. f. TURNER E. â€" Comp. 3; Lit. f; j .Anc. Hist, f; Geom. f; Phys. f; Latin The friends from a distance were: Auth. f; Latin Comp. f ; French Auth Dr. M. Runstadler and her mother,[ M-s. Fisher and Mrs. Chester. Agin-| <.; Fi-. Comp. c. Mrs. J. Runstadler, have returned: court; Mrs. Love, Emery; Mr. and after spendng a week in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. N. Richardson vrere week end visitors at Niagara Falls, returning Monday evening. Mr. Ted McDo:iald, who has spent the past three years in The Advance office, left the first of the week for Toronto. Mrs. .Archie Neilson. Rockwood; Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Hopkins. Mr. Robert Hopkins, Mr. and M-s. Lawson Hop- kins, and Mr. Sharp. Durham; Miss Dolly Hopkins and Miss Lizzie Neil son, Toronto. I Mr. Geo. Jamieson of Timmins visit- ed his mother, Mrs. M. Jamieson, for Miss Edna McCallum, nurse-in-) a f^^y days last week, training at Gr-ice Hospital, Toronto,' is holidaying at her home here for & Mr. Harold Fcnn of Toronto form- erly teller with the Standard B;\nk . here visited with Mr. and Mis. O. Mr. Jos. Armstrong of Toronto has; w. Phillips for a couple of davs las: ined his family at their summer ..-poW couple of weeks. joined ills lanuiy at tneir summer week cottage here until the first of Scptembe.'. TURNER, H. â€" Comp. c; Lit. c; .A.nc. Hist. 2; Geom. f; Phys. f; Lat. .A.U. f; Lat. Comp. f; Fr. .A., f; French Composition f. WILSON. J. â€" Comp. f ; Lit. f; C. Hist, c; .Anc. Hist, f; .Alg. f ; Chem. c. .Mr. and Mrs. John Thistlethwaite announce the engagement of their eldest daughter. Viola Vern, to Mr. Lloyd A. Wauchope. eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Wau:hopo. the marriage to take place early in September. | iTyfrn?' PARIS GREEN CLIMAX BUG KILLER ZENOLEUM FLY SKOOT FIRST POSTING OF VOTERS' LIST THE VILLAGE OF FLESHERTON FEVERSHAM MIDDLE SCHOOL VERNA HUDSONâ€" Lit. C; Can. His C: Anc. Hist. .'5; Geom. 3; Chem. C; Fr. Auth. 3; Fr. Comp. 3. McKENZIE. GARNET â€" Physics C; Canadi.nn History 2. NEIL. IRENE â€" Comp. C: Liter. C; Anc. Hist. 1; Physics C: Chem. C; , Lat. Comp* 2; Fr. .Auth. 3; French Last week the prize lists of the ' Composition 3. East Grey agricultural fall tair were| SHORT, NELLIE â€" Can. Hist. :; Mr. and Mrs. Char he Graves, aul distributed to all the members of the' Geom 1; Phvs. 1: Chem. 2. Iv'! ?;".«!J*^*»"'. ^rj""'*^'' Hudson, of Society last year. They are now In SOMERS, WILLIE â€" Lit. C: Can. Flint, Mich., motored oyer on Mondavi the stores in town and any person who ni,t •^- Geom. C: Phvs. C; Lat. Comp. Tv i/""^», '^"'"^'^ ""^ <^ous«n.|has no' secured one can do so. The! 2- Fr Auth. C; Fr.Comp. 3. «. H. Thurston. , prize li t this year have several more Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Batty of New-!*P**'*' P'''*^^ »''ded and that feature castle, formerly manager of the old [J^ comnetition can not be duplieatetl Standard Bank branch here, were the , ^^ ""^ """ "» *"« district. Notice is hereby given that I have complied with section 7 of "The Voters' List .Act" and have posted up in my office at Flesherton on the 17th day of .August, 1^129. the list of all persons entitled to vote in the said Municipality a^ Municipal Elections, and that such list remains there for inspection. j .AND I HEREBY call upon voUrs to take immediate proceedings to have any errors or omissions corrected ac- cording to law, the last day for ap- peal being the 7th day of Sept. 1929. Dated August 17th. 1929. â€" W. J. BELL.AMY. Clerk. ^J •:• •> •> 1 .;. !-^ 'i V I ♦ % % % X •<K~c~CK":«<><><~>->-x-«~:'-:-<":~:-c~:~:~x~x~>- WIRE FENCE STAPLES 5: $ % % % <• CEMENT, LIME PL.\STER -iS F. W. DUNCAN Flesherton, Ont. i Miss Emma Wright of St. Louis. Mo., is the giwst of friends here this week. Kues's of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Welton y ><->***<>^*^-»<«*<-^»**4«****%Xy<>*e>4<-><»*^«>*^ for a few days during the past week, v i "House of Quality" I Mrs. Jos Mueller and son. Mrs. ' Thos. Rutledge. Mr?. Ed. Rutledge «nd a friend, Mr. Donald Dana, all of Mont Clair, N.J. vsited the past week with Mrs. M. Jamieson, return- ing: Monday of this week. i Dr. W. D. Bryce of town received' n tol.g -nm on Saturday evening in- forming him of the death of his' father, who Hvts in Saskatchewan. ' No details are known. Dr. Bryce is^ •n only son and left immediately for' the Wcjt. : The other day three "<tJd boys" and ' four "old girls had their pictures '^J taken at *he local photo gallery. iS The combined ages of the seven am- ♦ punted to 507 yenrs. The?e were X really the old boy variety without a ; ^' doubt. The seven consisted of Me.^- X w;*.'. WilVam, Ro^cv^. and Richard y Cla k: Mrp. Mtat'n Phiilis'v Mrs. Pi- 1".? Phillips. Mrs. John ^jfiillips and Mrs. Thrmns Gamey. Bags Bags We have a quantky of Seed Bags at a very attractive price. Anyone wanting the same would do well to see these. Ja8. A. Stewart ROCERIES PHONE 37 WE DELIVER IN TOWN English Semi Porcelain DINNER WARE Special Reduced Prices for August Only 97 Piece Dinner Setts Rcsrular $25.CO for $22.50 Regular $27.50 for $24.50 Regfular $3L50 for $27.50 Regular 35.00 for $31.50 40 Piece Tea Setts RejTiilar $11.00 for $10.00 ia^j Rcyuiar $ 8.50 for $ 7.65 ,_^. Regular $10.00 for $ 9.00 ;^ ,^ Rjegular $ 9.50 for $ 8.55 i^ia^ There are eleven elected desijpis 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 purchase a full Dinner or Tea Sett, or a single plate or cup and saucer, as you prefer. If yon already hav<? some of these patterns ornd wish to add a few pieces to re- place some broken pieces, we will allow you a Special 10 per cent discount on (Uir regular prices during August. ' F. H. W. HICKLING FLESHERTON, ONTARIO SKZBBHHHB