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WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 23, 1920. THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE *^********!-********* Portcous, Edgar Belts. Kennedy's Grocery Men,s Wear Grocery Specials for This Week 3 IJoxcs MatclK-s 25c 12 liar, I', it G. S>;i;> 49c. 3 Ibs- I'urc Unl 59c. $ .Royal York OKMILJC IVk.-.c Tc-a. Ib 70c. % Valencia Rai>in;. i>t-r Ih 15c. O'Canuda l-'knir, prr \r.\g $4.40 Men's Overcoats WK 1IAVK OX HAXI) A I-VL1, I. INK OK MKN'S WINTER OVERCOATS It will pay you to look them over immediately W. G. KENNEDY Phone 37 We deliver in town. :~XM>-X-X..:..:~:..X~:~X:~:' THE fLESHEJfflW AD1AH8E f Health Service ! Published on Collingwood strtrt, Floherton, Wednesday of each wtck. Clciflation over 1100, Prie in Canada, S2.00 per year when paid in advance $1.50. In UJ3.A., $2.50 per year, when paid in advance (2.00. - of the - CANADIAN MED. ASSOC. IT. H. THURSTON f. J. THURSTON Editom. Asst. Editor. EXCITEMENT RAN HIGH DO NOT WHIP THE TIKKD HORSE It is natural for us to bee me tired as the result of our day's work. After a rest we feel refreshed and ready to strat again. Activity and rest are the normal rhythm of life. If, however tiredness or fatigue is incrcaser by more activity, we reach a stage of ex- haustion which is not normal, but harmful, and which may *>--e very serious results. Over fatigue is not. usually caused It is usually due to Great excitement was caused in town on Monday morning that in a by over- work. few moments resembled the prepar- ( work which is not suitable for the ations for a war. Word had been worer. l>v bad working conditions, by reecivcd of the atte.pt that ^\Z^ &&S%S&'Z5i likely be made *.o rob a bank in Dun- takir.? can- of himself durinir the dalk, and no chances were being tak- hours he sncnds away from \\ ." en at the local bank if the robbers It >s necessary 'hat rest, vK-*her ; were to change their mind .nd come * ^fel^ffSr ^.^^ I to Flcsherton. However, the thugs WOI ] ; or of p | Ry< bc use( j to Drevent no doubt k-a ned of the armed condi- over-fatigue. To some peoi'sf it I tions of this tamp and decided that wms to ke a matter of - : do and the- , , , *_ Q drive themselves on to more activity they would ki-rp 'heir hail on fo a whpH th( . jr , ()<)j( , s arc ^ ^ ^ hort time longer and feared that i inj , ou . for rst Kxercise or play is things wore too hot here for their own certainly fine and most desirable, but eomfort. In Dundalk every stranger it m:ist by indulged in regularly if that came into the tow ! was shadow- ' j J do >-' d : Tht ,'""" , who . at ' tcmpts to cro\vd a weeks nlny into ed to make Mire 'hat ? onc ( | ay fc ,. ncl -ally exhausts himself, about on legitimate business, and the and harm results. He should stop I Bca e passed off. Thi, district has when hi- is tired. been wonderfully free from holdups, Tta ;lr(1 c ffee ' ll ', t ' li In moderation, arc apparently not harmful for many but it is not l:r/wn at v.-nat time they ^j^ wh( . n thcy ^ llsscd as R might come. They como {af L and go :.timu!ant, to whi'i up a tired mind and in the same way, many times those body t-j more activity cither work knowing of the raids being those in- ' pay whea what U needed is rest, ihcy are bcma misused. .Such-stimu- tcrcsted parties In the banks who are Ia; , ts do nol rclievc f a ti k - U o; it may forced to stand with the:- hands to- seem to the user as if thcy do so, wards the heavens while the money is but the sensation is fill si- and mis- We hope that it scooped into bags. will be ma-. mo<. r we are favored (?) with -i -.i--i' from th- <c prowlers. Many may feel that because they canaot cnilm , t . tht , ir Wl) _. k or thpir wtnkin^ conditions, information such : -hat ^ivcn ubnve is of no value to them. Tho truth is that we can all do a great deal to prevent overfatigup lv boin(r scn:libl<1 about how to use nur ,i,, lt , outride O f wor k hours. Hcmi'iiibt that n tired horse should Two hundred < i idiilates arc going ni'vor bi> whinprd. before the peopl"- fr I'lt-c'Jnn. There -- will bc one hundred and twenty-nine left at homo to thi ik of the idiocyn- erasif-s of votcvs. Prize Winners of East Crey Fair SHEEP l.r>r:;s'iKH : h :,i!i .-, r:i:n, .i. ru.n la::,!), John Mc(iin 1st Rum< ; art- iroinjc the rou ids that a deficit- u-y i:i th- fumls of thy ajrri- cult-j;-iil society \v..u!<I !> rr.ule U'p i'ro'n the f the OUI Homo W. ek Commii I- h to !., hoped ar ,i a ,,,|. ,\i'<-r| ewe, .!!. n McCirr i*t that such will n ' I- th- rase n-< we . .,,1 :; ,|. : ;..,,.] 1( , t V)Vi !io! ,. chard understood tlv.it these funds would bo ],., . . , : :; ,, (1 . Kv , f \^._ f \, t .i..,| 1M Mc-Girr userl for some local improvement to lkl an .\ 2nd. l.rr decided upo-i. The exact lialince SllUOI'SlllUi-: All pri/.cs to W. has :iot been announced as yet, but it (;. Hutc-hinaon. is cxpcctd that it will be around one OXFORD DOWN All prizes to thousand dollo '. . A LITTLE DOG f r% ,- Hu:iHi!l Kllin except c-wc lumb 1st by Thty. S!-d. SOUTH DOWN - All prizes to Darcy Armstrong. SPKCIALS Best pen of shoop. by L. M. Lindlcr Did you ever hnvo a little dog to any breed, Uusscll EIli:i; Best three help you with your play? To romp females, Russell Ellis, with you, and walk with you through SWINK a sunny nummer day? BERKSHIRE All pri7*s to H. If you haven't Well, I'll tell you L. f.-issie. you've missed a lot of joy. I would- YORKSHIRE Yearling Boar. n't trade my little dog for any girl Geo. Ross; Boar pip, Ceo. W. Ross: r l:oy. Sow aged, W. CA Hutrhcson 1st ann We've never had a quarrel not 2nd; Sow ovrr onc and under 2, Joyce the leaatest tiny onc, hut always been *. ,, , < r ,, , r ,,. T ,in set of sun, and after Pffl in bed at , Bight he comes in to say "Good O n November 1st. 1929, certain of night" and he'll bc ready for another the lunds of the Township of Oaprey long bright day. I Br " advertised to be -sold \m the Sometimes when I don't feel junt C I unl - y Treasurer for arrears of- taxes. In accordance with the AHst-ssmcnt Tight aid do not care to play, he just Acl :loticc> is hereby Rivon that J| ito down beside me, and not a word the evont of the aforesaid lands fan- to nay; but we understand each other inr to sell for the full rfmount of thf better than most grown folks do \ r i'cnr. together with nil costi nnd ... , , charges, it is the intention of the and Ins brown oyes Bay he s sorry, Municipal Council of the 'IWnshin of and he knows I'm feeling blue. | Osprey. to redeem the said lands nr I thnk God loves us children so ^n.v adjourned tax snip which tin very much He knew that we'd need, f^ T ' -t ' n3urcr "av find ne;osni T ftcnide our parents, a little dog _^J. A. KERNAHAN. don't you. I Treasurer of Osprey TAMWORTH Ail prizes to Geo. W. Rosa. SPECIALS Best baton sow, a:...- breed, W. C. Hutchc-jon; best bacu:-. pig, cow or barrow under 125 l'> ., \V. C. Ilutaheson, Edgar Belts; best Bacon Sow or barrow, any breed, under I'JiiJ Ibs., Geo. \V. Ross, Geo. W. Ross. POULTRY. Ea:re<! I'lymouth Rock male, W. D. Connor, L. A. Fisher; Barred Rock female, \V. D. Connor, W. D. Connor; Barred Rock cockerel, II. Freeman, John Plester; Barred Rock pullet, H. Dow.i, i!. Down; White Rock male, W. P. Connor; Whiln \Vyandottc male, Mrrk Wilton, J Lracker.bury; White Wyandotte female, Mark Wil- son, John Bracl-.enbury; Partridge \Vyandottc cockerel, W. D. Connor, \V. D. Ccr.nor; Pardridge Wyandotte pu'lct, W. D. Connor; Ancona cock- srel W. D. Connor, W. D. Connor; Ancor.a pullet, W. D. Connor; White Leghorn male. H. Freeman; White Leghorn Leghorn female, H. Free- man, H. Freeman; White Leghorn ccc!-:crel, H. Freeman; White Leghorn pullc!, H. Freeman; White Leghorn ;. c. cockerel, W. D. Connor, W. D. Connor; White Leghorn r. c. pullet, W. D. Connor, W. D. Connor; Buff Orpington male, W. D. Connor; Buff Orpington female, W. D. Connor; Buff Orpington cockerel, W. D. Con- nor; Buff Orpington pullet, W. D. Connor;Black Orpington female, W. D. Conno.-; White Faced Black Span- ish cockerel, W. D. Connor; White Faced Black Spanish pullet, W. D. Conr:-; Buff Leghorn r. cr. W. D. Conr.or; Buff Leghorn r. c., W. D. Connor; Buff Leghorn r. c. female, W. D. Connor; Buff Leghorn pullet, W. D. Connor; A. 0. K. male, W. D. Connor; A. O. K. female. W. D. Con nor; A. 0. K. cockerel, W. D. Connor, W. I). Connor; A. O. K. pullet, W. D. Connor, W. D. Connor. GEESE Toulouse male, Frank Cairr.s, W. P. Crossley; Toulouse fe- male, W. P. Ci-ossley, Frank Cairns; A. 0. V. male. L. A. Fisher, W. P. C.-ossley; A.O.V. female, L. A. Fisher, \V P. CroEsley. DUCKS. Pckin male, L. A. Fiiher, R. Chard; Pekin female, L. A. Fisher; A. O. K. male, Mark Wilson; A. O. K. female, Mark Wilson. TUHKEYS Bi-onze male, J. Ples- ter; Bronze female, J. Plester. FANCY STOCK Pair pigeons, E. Fisher; pair Rabbits, Sam. Croft. POULTRY SPECIALS. White Leghorn male. II. Freeman; White Lcgli:, -n female, II. Freeman; White Leghorn pullet, H. Freeman; White Lcfliorn hen, II. Freeman; Barred Rock Cockerel, II. Freeman; Whit Wyandotte hen, Mark Wilson; Pen :if;T(l s. c. W. Leghorns, H. Freeman; Best bird, W. I). Connor; best cockerel W. I). Connor; lent 3 fcmalen and 1 r.inle, H. Freemr \ DAIRY & SIMILAR PRODUCTS Dairy but'cr 15 Ib. crock, Nettie Johnston, W. A. Beaton; dairy butter '> Ibs. in prints, Nettie Johnston, L. A. Fisher; best butter 3 Ibs., Nettie I< hnston; lard, Robt. Vauje, J. F. Collin.-.an; white eggs, W. I. Henry, II. McCnulty; brown eggs, Thos. Sled, R. Vau.ie; maple syrup, L. A. Fisher, A. Sparks; best 10 1-lb. pri:its butter, L. A. Fisher, Geo. Cairns; best "> 1-lb. prints butter, L. A. Fisher, B.Sparks; best 5 1-lb. prints butter, R. Vause, A. Spark:;. HOMK DAKINIG White Bread, Nettie Johnston, R. Vnuse; nut 1 rend, Mrs. Wm. Moo.-e, A 1 "". M>Mul1en; ixisrd bu'is, Alex. M-'MiiHr-i. Geo. Cairn-.: baking po\v- fiev l.is-i '.Is, Fmnk Cnirns, Mary I-\vh; doughnuts, Er.iery Fisher, L. A. Fisher: sugar cookies, W. A. Bei- tnn. Mrs. Wm. Moore; jelly roll, Cha.i. Martin, L. A. Fisher; short bread, Mrs. IX McTnvish, L. A. Fisher; licht layer cake. Mrs. Wm. Boyd, Mrs. Wm. Moore; dark layer cake, Alex. Mc- Mullon, Chas. Best; fruit cake, Nettie Johnston, J. F. Collinson; meat lonf, Geo. Cai-.rs J. F. Collinson; custard nie, Chnc. Bert, Mr-,. Wm. Moore; vegctahla r.alad, Frank Cairns, Nettie r^hnp'on; dessert dish fancy, J.P. Ot- 'cwcll; school lunch.W.I. Henry, M. Irwin; berry tarts, Mrs. Wm. Boyd, Chns. Best; any o.k. tarts, Robert Vauco, F.Ida Karstedt; npple pie, F. Cairns, Mrs. Wm. Moore; raisin pie, L. A. Fisher, Mrs. Wm. Moore; pump- kin pie, Mrs. Will Boyd, Geo. Cairns; nnned tomatoes, Robt. Vause, J. I. Graham; canned beans, Nettie Johns- ton, E. McKillop; maple cream windy, Alex. McMullen, Mrs. Will Moore; canned strawberries, H. M'cCaulcy, Nettie Johnston; canned cherries W. I. Henry, Nettle Johnston; canned pears, J. P. Ottowell, Elda Knrstedt; preserved plums, W. I. Honry, Mrs. I). McTavish; raspberry jam, J. P. Ottewell, Geo. Cairns; grpc jam, R. VnuHC, L. A. Fisher; oatmeal cookies, Frank Cnirns, W. A. Beaton; varieties of jelly, II. McCauley, F.. MtKillop; mustard pickles, J. F. Collinson, Mrs. I). McTavish; mixed vinegar pickles, 1. F. Collinson, Cha.i. Be.st; swept fruit pickles, L. A. Fisher, Mrs. D. McTavish; red sauce, Mrs. D. McTnv- '^h, W. I. Henry; cell, canned vegc- tnl.len, L. A. Fisher, J. F. Col'.inson. SPECIALS cake and pan of bis- cuits, G. Cairns, Chas. Best; biscuits Dggo Baki ig Powder, Geo. Cairns, C'ha:i. Best; layer cake, Wm. McMillan, EUip. Knrstedt; coll. fancy baking, H. M^Ai:by; variety of baking from one batch of dough, W. I. Henry, L. A. Fish-.-r; warkingman's dinner, Chas. Best, Robt. Vause; bread from O'Can- =f!a Klour, Mrs. W. J. Newell, Robt. Vause; Buns from O'C&nada Flour, Mrs. W. J. Newell; raisin pie from O'Canada l-'lour, L. A. Fisher; dark layer cake, Wm. McMillan, R. Vauso; biscuits, \V. A. Beaton, Frank Cairns; bread from Purity Flour, L. A. Fishe.- Robt. Vause; light layer cake, J. F. CoHirion, Chas. Bust coll. of bakinfr, W. I. Itcnry; bread from Co-cperative FIou;-, Robt. Vause. GRAIN AND SEEDS Wliite wi:iter wheat, And. 'Schmidt, Harold Thompson; red winter wheat, Andrew Schmidt; springwheat, And. Schmidt, R. Ramage; barley six-row- ed, A. Schmidt, Richard Bentham; white oats, Andrew Schimdt, R. Ram- age; blach oats, Ar.drew Schmidt; small peas, And. Schmidt; large peas, A. Schmidt, R. Ramage; coll. beans, A. Schmidt. Thos. McDougall; timothy seed, Thos. McDougall; flax seed, T. McDougall, R. Ramage; buckwheat, Thos. McDougall, R. Ramage; sweet clover, Thos. McDougall, R. Ramage. FIELD ROOTS Potatoes, 4 varieties, A. Schmidt, Wm. McMillan; Irish Cobblers. And. Schmidt, W. A. Beaton; green mount- ain, And. Schmidt, J. F. Collinson; A. O.V. Potatoes, J. F. Collinson, Thos. McDougall; Swedish turnips, W. A. Beaton, Robt. Richardson; Aberdeen turnips, e And. Schmidt; white carrots, McLoughry Bros., A. Schmidt; Man- gold Wurtzel Globe, McLougry Bros., A. Schmidt; mangold Wurtzel long, McLoughry Bros., A. Schmidt; best assortment of field roots, A. Schmidt, H. Thompson; A.O.V. mangolds, Mc- Loughry Bros., Robt. Richardson; long red carrots, Geo. Cairns; best display of field roots, McLoughry Bros; best coll. roots and vegetables, And. Schmidt. FRUIT Cayuga or Red Streak, J. I. Gra- ham; Duchess, Chas. Martin, R. Ram- age; Blenheim, J. .1 Graham; St. Law- rence, R. Ramage-, J. F. Collinson; Gravenstcin, J. I. Graham; A.O.V. fall apple, W. A. Beaton, J. I. Graham; Bcs'. Coll. fall apples, J. I. Graham, Andrew Schmidt; northern spies, F. Cairns, J. I. Graham; Ontario, J. I. Graham; Baldwin, J. I. Graham, And. Schmidt; Spitzenburg, J. I. Gn- X--XKK^.<^*^^ F. R. OLIVER Political Meetings % r | Political Meetings in the interests of F. R. OLIVER, | United Farmer candidate, will be held as follows: y '! THURS., OCT. 2A Cedarville and Swinton Park. \ FK'IIXW, OCT. 25 Lamlash and Louise. | SATURDAY, OCT. 26 Mount Forest. I MOX., OCT. 28 Holland Centre & Sowerby's School | TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29 Durham. i All meetings will be addressed by the candidate, Miss i Agnes Macphail, M-P., and others and will commence i at 8:00 o'clock harp. S ham; golden russets, J. I. Graham, Meldrum; celery, L. A. Fisher, W. E. Frank Cairns; roxborough russets, R. -Morgan; red tomatoes, Chas. Best, Ramage, Wm. McMillan; snow apples, Mary Irwin; yellow tomtaoes, And. R. Ramage, Andrew Schmidt; King Schmidt; long blood beets, L. A. Fish- Tompkins, Andrew Schmidt, J. I. Gra- er, Thos. McDougall; turnip rooted ham; Mann, J. I. Graham, A. Schmidt; beets, T. W. Findlay, T. McDougall; Greenings, R. Ramage, J. I. Graham; black seed onions, Robt. Vause, W. I. A.O.V., J. I. Graham, L. A. Fisher; j Henry; potatoe onions, W. A. Beaton, coll. winter apples, J. I. Graham, R. ! Wm. McMillan; black winter radishes, Schmidt; Ben Davis, A. Schmidt, J. I. j L. A. Fisher, And. Schmidt; other col- Graham; coll. crab apples, J. I. Gra- \ or winter radishes, And. Schmidt, L. Ramage; coll. crab apples, J. I. Gra- A. Fisher; musk melons, W. E. Mor- gan, L. A. Fisher; pumpkin, L. A. Fisher, John Plester; pumpkin a.o.v., Mary Irwin, John Plester; Hubbard ham, R. Ramage. PEARS Bartlett, And. Schmidt, J. I. Graham; Clapp's Favorite, And. Schmidt, H. Freeman; Flemish Beauty (Squash, Harold Thompson, LA. lish. J. I. Grahun; A.O.V.. And. Schmidt;!"; a.o.v. squash, L. A. Fisher John coll. Pears, Andrew Schmidt, J. 1. 1 Plester; citrons, Geo. CaimsMrs^ W. Moore; cucumber pi"klmg, Chas. Best, Geo. Cairns; ripe cucumbers, Anff. Graham. PLUMS Lombards W. P. Cross- ley, R. Ramage; Smith's Orleans, J. I. ham ;Reine Claude, J. I. Graham; Schmidt, L. A. Fisher; a.o.v., corn, A. Schmidt, Chas. Best; sweet corn, L. A. Fiser, W. E. Morgan; coll. vege- tables, Harold Thompson, Mrs. W. J. Gages, J. I. Graham Frank Cairns; ' ^ w A.O.V J. P Ottewell, Mark Wilson; . Robt coll. plums, J. I. Graham, A. Schmidt; coll. ^P- E ^ TA ^-- DOMESTIC NEEDLECRAPT - Red Cabbage, Harold Thompson; Flat Dutch Cabbage, McLoughry Bros Harold Thompson; Drumhead Cait- bage, H. Thompson; A.O.V.. T. W. Findlay, P. Hemphill; Cauliflower, P. Robt. Vause; quilt, fancy quilting-, Mrs. J. C. Adams, Mrs. A. E. McCal- lum; quilt a.o.v., Alex. Me Mullen. L. A. Fisher; wool or down comforter, Dr. W. D. Bryce, Mrs. J. C. Adams; Hemphill: .hort red carrots. Thomas bcdspread o . m . w Elda K ar- McDougall, And Schmidt; ."termed- gt M cCau:.-y; /hand^hemmed late carrots, Elda Karatcdt, C. Best;j_ parcnips, McLoughry Bros., Cecil (Continued on Page 8) MR. RADIO OWNE These Reasons Say, "Buy That New Radio Now!" 1. Your old set is depreciating every day. It's costing you real money. The longer you keep it the harder it it to dispose of. 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