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Vol. 49 No. 21 Flberton Ontario, November 6, 1929 W. H. Thurston & Son, Proprietor i 4 . t . I V < J I I ROCK MILLS ' V. The heavy snow storm on Monday was quite a surprise after the few j beautiful days we had . enjoyed. It makes us think that winter is fast i approaching. The hunters left early Saturday , morning by motor. Miss Iva Wickens of Kimberly, spent the week end with her cousin, Miss Ita Pedlar. Mrs. B. Hargrave and son, George West back line, visited one day last week with Mr. John Hargrave and family here. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Betts, Edith and Mabel, and Mr. and Mrs. C. New- ell, were recent .visitors with the form- ers sister Mrs. E. Binnington, Max- well. (Master Bobbie Meldnwn, Port Law, visited on Saturday at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Pedlar. Mr. Thos. Gilliland, Eugenia visit- ed recently with his sister, Mrs. Joh-a Hargrave. Mrs. Wm. Pedlar and Mrs. Lewis Pedlar, spent Thursday last with Mrs. L. Badgero of the 4th. line. An enjoyable evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Betts on Hallowe'en when a number of invited guests were present and spent the evening- playing games, after which lunch was served. PROTON STATION Mr. and Mrs. Still and family, spent Sunday at Moorefield. Miss Dorcas Wauchope is visting in Detroit. Mrs. Quigg and Beth returned from visiting in Harriston. Messrs Arnold Hergott, and Clark Wyville, Toronto, spent the week end at their homes here. Miss "Margaret Still entertained the young people of this community at a Hallowe'en party Thursday night. All report a good time. Mr .W. G. Prosser, Keswick visited over the week end at the home of Mr. R. G. Acheson. The Inistiogc W.M.S. are enter- taining the ladies of the Proton Socie- ties at Inistioge on Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Baguley and family are holidaying near North Bay. Mrs. Colgan is visiting at Mr. J. Lockhart's. Miss Lena Park was the guest of Mrs. Geo. White, Flesherton. Mr. and Mrs. Neil McCannel and son Arthur visited with friends in Markdale. Mr. Farquhar Oliver, M.P.P., was the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Vause. Miss Margaret Lyons of Toronto spent the week end at her home here. CEYLON Mr. Clarence Marshall left Thurs- day to spend the winter months at Roderick, Ont. --. ,~^.T" Mr. F. Marshall, who has for the past two weeks been north hunting, returned home on Thursday, having secured one deer. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cummins, who spent a week here visiting friends, left on Friday for their home in Osh- awa and were accompanied home by Mrs. H. Piper, who will visit at Osh- awa and other points. Mr. George Jaynes has secured a position at Holland Centre. Mr. Ro&t. Brown and Miss Anna White of Toronto motored up and mother, spent the week end with the latter's !Mr. and Mrs. J. McWilliams and daughter, Nancy, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Banks visited friends at Proton the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Adams and two children motored to Meaford for the week end. Mr. Arden Whittaker and sister of West Toronto visited wth relatives here the first of the week. Mr. Jas. L. McMullen left Monday evening for Toronto to the bedside of his wife, who is very ill. Thje Ladies' Aiid are holding 'a social afternoon at the home of 'Mrs. F. D. Cairns on November 14th, when the time will be spent in needlework. They also decided that a silver coll- ection would be taken and everyone invited and they will be most welcome. Rev. Mr. Coutts of Markdale assist- ed Rev. Mr. Scott at the afternoon service on Sunday and grave a splen- did message. Next Sabbath will be the thanksgiving service, when a ?ood congregation is wished for. Mr. Goheen of Proton was a week end visitor with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Puttc -son. Open Letter to &r. Cooper In, the Flesherton Advance of Oct- ober 16th, the Eugenia correspondent devoted considerable space to the Conservative meeting in that place and said in part, "Mr. Stewart, as- rlstant to :Mr. Cooper, delivered a brief, but emphatic address. Under the Conservative Government we have Hon. J. Martin, Minister of Agricul- ture, with whom no faulj- can be found as he uses untiring efforts to bring Agriculture to its best." I made some comments on this extract. I have no apology to offer. Sincerely. AGNES C. MACPHAIL. CARD OF THANKS To the Electors of South Grey: Ladies and Gentlemen, In view of| the fact that the Ferguson Govern- ment made tremendous gains in the election and that evry effort was put forward to defeat your candidate, we can appropriately term our victory a magnificent one. Throughout the campaign I have had the ever able I support of Miss Macphail and other: speakers, but even this would not have* won the day except as was the case! in co-operation with OUT loyal work-j ers throughout the riding. Through the columns of the press I publicly thank my workers and supporters and even in the face of stupendous odds I will do everything possible to be worthy of the mandate renewed on October 30th. Yours very sincerely, F. R. OLIVER. Priceville, Nov. 2, 1929. CARD OF THANKS To the Electors of South Grey: Ladies and Gentlemen, I wish to thank all those who worked so earn- estly in my behalf during the elec- tion campaign. I cannot express in words the grat itude I feel towards those who took such an active part in any capacity whatsoever, as well as voting to put South Grey in the government ranks. The defeat is regretted as much on behalf of my supporters as on my own account, and I hope to always cherish and remember the many good friends I met during the political con- test. It is a great satisfaction to know that the electors of Ontario were of the same opinion as ourselves. Again thanking every supporter, I remain, Yours faithfully, J. N. PERDUE. Royal Wmter Fair, Toronto - November 20-28. gound police receive d many complaints about people burn- inR leaves in theil . vards? and they wgrned by the chief to "House of Quality" 1 MAXWELL i :" ' Messrs. Herb and Wilbert Poole have returned from their hunting trip in the North. Both were quite suc- cessful. On Monday morning 'Messsrs L. Kerton, H. Linley, Chas. Kerton, Robt. Priestly and Chester Cameron left for the hunt. We wish them success. Mrs. Robt. Priestly is the guest of Mrs. Louis Kerton and other Do not forget Anniversary services in the United church here Sunday, Nov. 10th, at 7 p.m., and the fowl Supper under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid en Wednesday evening, Nov. 13th. See posters. Dr. and Mrs. D H. Guy and Misses Marjory and Helen of Newmarket were guests of relatives here for a couple of days. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Long of Dundalk on the birth of a son. 'Mr. and Mrs. Henry Buckingham and family from Saskatchewan are the guests of the Poole families at present. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Buckingham of Collingwood spent last Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Wilbert Poole SWAMP COLLEGE The rains of the past week have made the ground fine for plough- ing. , Mr. Andy Bla.-k visited the first of the week at A. L. Hinck's, Price- ville. Messrs. Howard Watson, Dan. Mc- Cannel and Wilfred Wright spent a few days in Toronto last week, week. Mr. and Mrs. Art Richardson and baby visited friends at Berkeley last week. Mr. Wm. McNalty held an auction sale on Friday and they intend mov- ing to Euphrasia. iMr. and Mrs. Arthur Richardson entertained their friends to a fowl suppe the first of the week. Mrs. Sara Mills returned to Tor- onto after visiti.iff at her cousin's Mrs. A. McCannell. PRICEVILLE MAXWELL SCHOOL Uh Edith Lougheed, Jlerlie Buckingham*, Annie Laughlin, Jean KCS:J*, Ethel Fenwick*, Marie Chard, Minnie Lougheed, Irene Parker, Isa- bell Pallister*, Arleen PaWster, Stelia Young. Sr. 3 Lloyd Morrison*, Billie Ker- ton*, Robt. Priestly*, Donald Rad- ley. j' r . 3 Donald Bamford*. Muriel Laughlin, Guy Poole*, Jim Poole*, Warren Priestly*, Tom Pallister*. Sr. 2 Flora Morrison*, Jacob Lougheed, Valeria Stafford*, Isa- belL Laughlin, Charlie Grummett*, Murray Morrison*, Noreen Grum- inett*, Tom Bemrose. Sr.l Robt. Fenwick*. Primer C. Mac Stephen*, Bob Al- lison, Violet Duckett, Arche Laughlin, (Not ranked, Lorraine Fisher). Primer B Katie Bemrose, Nellie Allison, Jennie Guy*. (Not ranked, Nornia Fisher) Primer A Edith Morrison, Gladys Winters, Laura Porteous. Those marked * were present every day. Helen I. Maynard, teacher. Groceries WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF FRESH GROCERIES. Special price on cooking in sacks or 50 Ib lots jj A Flour and Feed PURITY AND FIVE ROSES FLOUR BRAN, SHORTS AND SCREENINGS T v. AU kinds of Chop ]g I < .* ^ "." Jas, A. Stewart GROCERIES PHONE 37 f WE DELIVER IN TOWN :> * |4%****4*******<****4*4**4*****<H FEVERSHAM PUBLIC SCHOOL An * after a name denotes present every day. Sr. 4 Burt Conron, Mansel Conn, iMerryl Davidson. Teresa Lepard, Mar- ion Hawton*. Dora Short, Emily Moore, Lloyd Hudson, Jim Conn, Mer- vin Moore. Sr. 3 Billy Burke*, Annie Healh- cote, Irene Hudson*, Delsa Kaitting. j r . 3 Gordon Davidson, Burton Hudson, Marjorie Benson, Marjorie Lepard. 2nd Doris Conn, Waldo Stone- house, Evelyn Hale, Dorine Davidson, Mildred Moore. 1st _ Kathleen Hawton* and Ber- nice Hudson equal, Ida Bunson, Nor- man Davidson. Sr. Pr. Florence Stonehouse. Jr. Pr. Murray Lepnrd, Loreen Davidson, George Osborne. '. BRADLEY, Teacher. Worries of a London industrial concern over the whereabouts of a $26,000 certified payroll check were ended when the missing document was discovered lying on a Dundas street sidewalk a short distaflCS re- moved from the main intersection of the city. An emplovee on the way to the bank dropped the cheque. Rev. Mr. Sewell of New York occupied the pulpit in the hall on Sunday and preached to a full house. Miss Jean McCannell, teacher at the 0. D. R. school, spent the week end with her cousin, Mrs. A. L. rl hicks. Messrs J. A. McCuaig and brother j Findlay, Wm. Brown and Misses LJ2jiia McCuaig and Marjorie Mc- Leod motored to Pontiac no Satur- day and spent the week with friends. Mr. Harry Shorthorn and Miss Jean of Detroit Mich, motored over and spent the week end at Mr. H. R. McLean's. ;Mrs. Burt accompanied them back. Mr. John Cook motored to Toronto on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Mclnnis visit- ed friends at Fordwich the first of the week. Sorry to report Mr. Archie Currie ill with pneumonia. Dr. Milne is in attendonce. Mr. Geo. Arrowsmith is repairing Mr. Wm. Reid's house and verandah. IMr. and Mrs. Robert Parslow re- turned home after spending the sum- mer months visiting friends in the West. Mr. David Hincks and three daugh- ters, Ida, Gladys and Jean were re- cent guests at Wilfred Magee's, Eug enia. Mrs. Robinson of Oshawa spent a couple of weeks visiting her daugh- ter, Mrs. Herb Mclnnis. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Richardson of Chatsworth. were recent visitors at Mr. Alex Carson's. Mr .and Mrs. Percy Chambers and 'Miss Marjorie McLean of Toronto, motored here and were visitors at Mr. Allan McLean's. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Mclnnis and .family were recent visitors at Mea- ford and Chatsworth. r. John McFarlane of Durham, wa.* a guert at Mr. Colin McLean's. CVn'-rratulatio!'* to our momlber, V . Farquhar Oliver, on being el- ected ngnin with 'i good majority. M:'s*rs Alax Carson und Frank Reil- ly were Returning: Officers, Messrs Hector Sic-Lean ar.J Archie" McArtli- r. Poll Clerks, Mr. Wm. Meads and .Mrs. Dan Campbell scrutineers, Mr. Allen McLean, CV'slab'c and the votin.c: was in Mr. Allan 'McLean'.; residence. "T -:. Alex Carson spent the week end with her daughter, Mrs. Art RL'hariis"!! of: Swinton Park A number from here attended Mr. Colin J. McMillan's sale on Thurs- day. Jack O'Noil was the auctio- neer. iMr. Malcolm Ferguson of Ceylon spent a few days at Mr. Dan Stew- arts. Messrs. Earl McLeod and Dan. L. Mo Arthur went to Toronto Tuesday with a carload of stock. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Watson and j Betty of Toronto are visiting at her parent.s Blr. and Mrs. A. 8. Mc- Arthu v.- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Scigner, who were recently married, are going to reside in Walkerton. Mr.' and Mrs. H. R. McLean, Mr. I and Mrs. Dan Campbell and Mr. Neil I Cameron attended .the ploughing match in Egremont on Monday. We are sor-y to hear that Mr. Sandy McLeod is still in bed at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Neil Cam eron. We trust that Mr. McLeod will soon be able to Lv up and around again. Messrs R. J. Turmr- and Farquhar Oliver are iilanning to go North to hunt. ~X'<K'*^^^ Bates Burial CoV. 122-124 Avenue Road TORONTO Phone: KIngsdale 4344 J, W. Bates. R. Maddocks FEVERSHAM Mr. Henry Buckingham, wife and family of Swift Current, Sask., are visiting with his sister, Mrs. John Poole and family. Mr .Buckfn.?- harn motored through Uncle Sam's Domain and the accommodation and roads were good. They arrived at two weeks ago. Mr. Fred Hawton of Stayner was a caller in our village on Wednesday last. Mrs. Harry Horton of Toronto Ls visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Colquette. There will be service in the Salv- ation Army hall next Sunday even- ing, conducted by Staff Captain Riches. BORN On Tuesday, Oct. 29th, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fadden, a daugh ter. FRANCIS BEYNON Live Stock Hotel The finest livfe stock "hotel" known is the Royal Winter Fair. It will house in comfort 2,000 head of cattle, 2,000 sheep and 1,500 swine. A new judging ring augments the huge arena in the Royal Colis- eum, the central building of the show. There are rest and lounge rooms, shower baths and warm sleeping quarters for attendants and exhibitors. On October 19th, at the Presby- terian Manse by the Rev. Wm. -Mac- Millan, B. A. B. D. a quiet but pretty wedding took place, when Alice Lillian, younger daughter ol 1 Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Beynon, was unit- ed in marriage to Howard C. Fran- cis of Fevei'sham, younger son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Francis of Canning- ton, ont. The bride was becomingly gown- ed in burgundy transparent velvet trimmed w: h Ince, hat to match and wore blor.ii ' <!ioes and hose. Mbs 'Mabel Beynon. her si-te/s at- temlnnt, wore a tiress of almond fr."'on crepe Gloria, black hat, shoes .;i:l hose to match. Mr. Ilanning of Fovcrsham supported the groom. Tlit' Krnuni'a gift to the bride wa. ; ' irrj; of pc.srls, to the bridesmri-il a crys'p.l necklace and to the ;:: Htmsman a silver cigarette light- er. After a dainty luncheon Mr. and M -s. Francis left on a short motor trip, the bride wearing a navy blue broadcloth coat trimmed with grey opposum, navy hat, shoes, hose and bag to match. On their return they will reside at Feversham. Creemore Star. NOTICE TO -.CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 1 all persons having: any claims or de- mands of any kind against the Estate' of Annie Hawkins, late of the Town-, ship of Osprey in the County of Grey, Married Wouan, deceased, who died on or about the 16th f ]ay of July, A. D.I 1029, are required to file their claims duly proved to the undersigned on or before the 23rd day of November, 1921). NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that after said date the Executors will proceed to distribute the said Estate having' regard only to such claimes as they will then have notice of. Date f ] at Collingwood this 14th day of October. A. D. 1929. Malcolm Mc- Lean of the Town of Collingwood, County of Simcoe. Solicitor for the Executors. Kitchener realtor says that never in the hitory of real estate men of that city have they sold so many houses as during the past year. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF~ PARTNERSHIP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the partnership heretofore subsisting between us, the undersigned as mer- chants in the Village of Priceville, in the County of Grey, and as Fox Ranchers of the Village of Priceville in the County of Grey, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. All debts owing to the said partnership in connection with the Fox Ranching Business, are to be paid to Harold Edgar Karstedt at Priceville afore- said, and all claims against the said partnership in connection to the said Fox Ranching Business, are to be presented to the said Frederic* George Karstucit, by whom the sam will be settled. All (L'bt owing to the said partner- ship as merchants and carried on as Karstedt Brothers at. Priceville, are to be paid to :!m <.ii<l Fredrick Ge irge Karsti.dt at Priceville afore- said, and all claims against the said :>;>rship of Karstedt Brothers, general merchants, are to be present- ed t< t !;.- rfaid Frederick George Karstedt, by whom the same will be settled. Dated at Priceville this 26th day of Octobc-, A.D. 1929. HAROLD E. KARSTEDT FREDERICK G. KARSTEDT. W. D. HENRY, Solicitor. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IX THE ESTATE OF MARY HIL', late of the Townsip of Artemesia, in the County of Grey, deceased. TAKE NOTIE that all those ha~- ing claims or accounts against th? Estate of Mary Hill, deceased, ::;x- required, on or before the 22nd ii. y of November. 1929, to file such claims and particulars thereof, with the,^uidcrsigned solicitor for the E."- ecutorg^^0.er that date the Exe. tors wiHPJpbceed to distribute th2 estate amoftgf those entitled thereto, having regard only to claims or c - counts of which they shall have Ir.l notice. Dated at Owen Sound this 4th day of November, 1929. C. C. MIDDLEBRO', Solicitor for the Executor". PORTLAW Mrs. W. A. Morton received the sad news recently from Hamilton of the death of her mother who resided frhere. iM.rs. Morton attended the funeral and to her the sympathy of the community is extended. Mrs. Wm. Taylor is recovering after an attack of illness. Mr. John McNevcn is again re- ported in a poor state of health. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Linlon of Toronto visited recently with the for- mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James ; Linton. Rev. Mr. McCausland of Singhamp- ton preached in the Mount Zion church last Sunday, Rev. Bamford exchanging to conduct Anniversary services. ._,'" .Mr. r.d Mrs. G. W. Littlejohns, Wesley and Clifford and Miss Ottow- ell of Orange Valley were week end visitrs with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wal- ker. nni. , /""" i hat Car of Yours needs attention for Fall driving... The motor trans- mission and differential need lighter oil at this time of the year and we have it in proper density for YOUR particular car. Again the rough and greasy roads make it imperative that your motor be cleaned up to stand the "gaff" of constant gear changing and hard pulling. Have your brakes inspected often and make sure they are right. We offer you our usual efficient, prompt ser- vice with courtesy. Drive in- D. McTavish & Son GARAGE & SERVICE STATION "Where Courtesy is a Habit" Flesherton