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Vol. 49 No. 22 Flesherton Ontario, November 13, 1929 W. H. Thurston & Son, Proprietor KIMBERLEY ROCK MILLS Miss Murdena Harris of Oshawa Anniversary services will be held is visiting her father, Mr. W. C. Har- in the Rock Mills Baptist church, on ris - .' Sunday November 24th. at 11 a. m. Mr. Bernard Graham and Miss Bes- ' and 7 p. m. sie Graham of Weston spent the week Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tucker, from end wth their cousins, Misses Isla and uaar Durham, visited one day last S-. .' ; Graham. i week with Mr. Jno. Hargrave and Miss Edna Burritt of Toronto vis- family, ited over the week end at her paren- ' Mr. and Mrs. P. Gorham of Toronto, tal home. EUGENIA j were visitors over the holiday with Mrs. Thomas Abercrombie has gone Mr. and Mrs. John Robertson and to spend the winter with her daugh- 1 family. ter, Mrs. H. Ferris, of Barrie. A number of the young people at- Mr. Thos. Gilliland of Eugenia, vis- ited recently at the home of his sister, tended the fowl supper at Eugenia M rs . Thos. Belts. and reporteri a good time , %S?J**2 V * few days with Mrs. D. A. Graham of Flesherton. Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Ellis and Wi:- Mr Levi Betts and son Kenneth, nona, Miss Smith and Mr. Stuart El- 1 and Mlss Ettle Radlev vislted re ' Mr. and Mrs. A. Partridge enter- i tained their friends at a party held at their home on Monday evening. lis, ofCollingwood, visited with Mrs. W. T. Ellis recently. cent.ly with the letter's sister Mrs. A. Partridge. Mr. D. L. Weber,, accompanied by The Ladies' Aid will meet at the the Misses Almeda Weber and Annie Burritt, visited in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs.FrankHutchinson and home of Mrs. W. J. Chard, on Wed- nesday November 20th. Mrs. H. Wilson, Flesherton spent family, of Orillia, Mr. and Mrs. Jack the week end with her daughter Mrs. Atcheson, of Proton, visited recently Lewis Pedlar. with Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hutchinscn. The students of Orangeville business Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Howard and daughter Marion, Mr. and Mrs. W. college and Flesherton high school, Brown and daughter Myrtle, Mr. and were home for the holiday. j Mrs. Brooks and son Russell, all of Miss Rhoda Soule is home from her Toronto, were visitors over the hoi- school for the week end. iday v ith Mr. and Mrs. A. Partridge. The apple packers have been busy Mrs. J. Hargrave spent Thanks- in the valley. Mr. Russell Ellis ship- giving Day with her niece Mrs. C. ped 200 barrels from Thornbury sta- ' Newell. tion this week. Visitors at the home of Mrs. Robt. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wauchope of, Croft for the holiday were> Mr and Proton visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs Jas FerriSi Isobe , and Howard, Plewes. . and jjrs j os _ Armstrong, Toronto, . _ , Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Graham and Mrs T Howard nnd daughter Liza, family spent the week end with Mr. Dick Howard and wie of Owen Sound and Mrs. S. S. Burritt. Eddie Howard and wife o ceiling- Mr. and Mrs. Fay Marshall of To- wood and Mfs Earl Crof( . and Rug . ronto spent Sunday with the latter'sj se[1 Croft and , ady friend brother, Mr. D. L. Weber. on. * *u TT TT The annual meeting of the Unity U. Mr. Silas McAuslan of Heathcote preached in the church on Sunday ev- ening. Rev. Stotesbury took the an- niversary services for him. Mr. and Mrs. J. Thistlethwaite of Toronto visited wth Mr. and Mrs. J. Plewes. Miss Myrtle Stuart of Burk's Falls F. W. O. was held on Wednesday last Nov. 6th. at the home of Mrs. A. Cam- eron with all the members present. After the usual opening exercises the Roll was called and answered by ("How to keep good natured.") Sug- gestions for the December meeting VICTORIA CORNERS is visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. T. Ellis. then followed. Miss Milligan favor- _^__^___ ed the ladies with a selection on the I violin accompanied by Mrs. A. Cam- I eron on the piano. The election of officers took place and resulted as fol- lows: Pres., Mrs.W. Magee;VicePres. iMrs. Gordon; Sec.- Treas., Mrs. A. F. Pedlar; Organist, Mabel Betts; Assist- Miss Vera Moore of Guelph was home over the week end. Mrs. Ernie Stinson, Marie and Ann visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richardson, at Laurel for a week. ant, Mrs. D. Williams; Auditors, Mrs. ,, T D- u j c ti -14. (Cameron and Mrs. iJ. Campbell; Del- Mr. Jno.. Richardson of Hamilton, I , . visited his mother and sister at Mil- ton Bannon's. Emma Moore had her tonsils rem- oved. A number of neighbors and friends met to say farewell to Mr. Ed. Brooks who has been with Mr. Thos. Bannon for a number of years. Ed, though very quiet in manner played his parti in community, church and lodge. They presented him with a handsome club bag, pipe and purse. Mrs. Lockhart accompanied Mr. and egates to convention held in Tor- onto in December, Mrs. Lewis Genoe. The meeting closed with the closing song, after which the hostess served lunch. It was decided to hold the Dec. meeting at the home of Mrs. A. F. Pedlar the second Wednesday of the month. LADY BANK (Last Week's Items) November the 4th. the first snow Mrs. Jno. Moore as far as Clinton to| fa11 of the sea son visited this part of visit her daughter Mrs. Bert Rowden. the mountain to-day. The farmers There will be no service on Sunday; are in hopes of seeing it leave, as at Inistioge on account of Hopeville thore seems to be a Quantity of anniversary services. r ots to be taken up yet, even with all the fine weather we have had this IN MEMORIAM fall. I MeKEiNZIE To Mr. and Mrs. J. WILSON-In losing memory of | McKenzie, on Thursday.Oct. 31st. a our dear husband and father, Andrew SOT1 ' Wilson, who passed away Nov. 12, Mr ' and Mrs ' Wm. Semple and son j025 Percy accompanied by Mr. McMillan Gone from us but leaving memories s P ent Sunda y with Mr ' and Mrs " Dun ' Death can never take away, can McDougal at Singhampton. Memories that will always linger Mrs. Wm. Harbottle of Duncan While upon ths earth we stay. was a * uest of Mrs " Alez Mazwe11 Sadly missed by his loving wife Srada y last - and family. ADVANCE ADVTS. PAY The modern version is "Faint bank roll ne'er won fair lady. A SUCCESSFUL FOWL SUPPER The fowl supper under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid of the United church here was a decided success. A bountiful supper was served from 6 to 8 o'clock to which Till did ample justice. After the supper a program consisting of a play "Home Acres" was given by the Osprey young people and was well received. The church | was packed to the doors. Tho pro- j ceeds amounted to over 128.00. Rev. Mr. Bamford acted as chairman and Miss Donalda Sloan sang a solo in her usual pleasing manner There was a. good attendance at church Sunday Nov. 10th to hear the Thanksgiving service which was preached by the pastor Rev. Mr. Bam- ford. He delivered a fine sermon from the 6th. chapter of Mathew. He made some fitting remarks re Arm- istice Day, Special music was rend- ered by the choir. The church was appropriately decorated with fruj't and flowers for the occasion. A con- siderable sum was realized by the Thankoffering. Miss Millie McMullen of Toronto holidayed with her mother here. Mr. Wesley Cooey of Toronto vis- ited over Thanksgiving at Mountain View Farm. Mr. and Mrs. W. Widdifield of Tor- onto visited over the holiday with her sister Mrs. Cardwell Graham and brothers John and Stanley. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Purvis and their new baby boy of Toronto spent the holiday with the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Purvis. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Linton (nee Miss Clarabel Fenwick) of Mimico visited with Mr. and Mrs. Thos Fen- wick, 8th. Line. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Purvis of Or- illia spent the past week with the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Purvis. Mr. W. E. Morgan has had a fine radio (De Forest Crossley) installed in his home. We are sorry Mr. Mor- gan's health is still impaired. The Misses Mary and Isobel Mc- Kee of Toronto visited over the hol- iday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. McKee. Miss Milligan 8th. Line teacher spent Thanksgiving at her home near Hanover. Mr. Sam McDonald, Victoria Corners teacher spent the holiday at his home 8th. Line and our teacher Miss S .Achrson went to her home Victoria Corners. We were pleased to see the pleasant face of Mr. Russell Cameron of Tor- onto University, home over the hol- iday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Quesnal and family of Owen Sound, spent Thanks- giving with Mr. Jas. Sherwood. Mr. Harold Lever of Flesherton vis- ited on Sunday at Mr. C. Martin's. Mr. Thurston of Montreal and Miss Dell Thurston of Toronto visited at Mr. Will Gordon's recently. Mrs. Jacob Williams ha> gone to Toronto to visit her daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Genoe and fam- ily visited with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Genoe. Mr. Donald McDonald is having his house i-enovated. Mr. John Mc- Donald of Flesherton is doing the work. Master Wesley Jamieson with his dog and little wagon drives from his home on the 8th. Line to visit his grandmother, Mrs. Wilson in the vil- lage here. Wesley has his dog pretty well trained. We'd like to see him enter the dog contest if there will be any Santa Claus Day in Flesh- erton this year. We. 1 neglected to mention before that Mr. Alex Cameron, Reeve, has purchased a handsome new Chevrolet sedan. We wish him and his family much pleasure with it. "House of Quality" Special This Week MAJESTIC FLOUR P er $423 bag : | NOT MORE THAN TWO BAGS TO A i$ :: .- v CUSTOMER 1 * \ V^*- -* *?**l "ITT. f i * Jas. A. Stewart I GROCERIES PHONE 37 J ? WE DELIVER IN TOWN $ NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF MARY HILL late of the Townsip of Artemesia, in the County of Grey, deceased. TAKE NOTIE that all those hav- ing claims or accounts against the Estate of Mary Hill, deceased, are required, on or before the 22nd day of November, 1929, to file such claims and particulars thereof, with the undersigned solicitor for the Ex- ecutors. After that date the Execu- tors will proceed to distribute the 'estate among those entitled thereto, having regard only to claims or ac- counts of which they shall have had notice. Dated at Owen Sound this 4th day of November, 1929. C. C. MIDDLEBRO', Solicitor for the Executors, PROTON STATION Mr. Robt. White has opened the store vacated by Mr. Wyvillo and will no doubt cater to the needs of the public in an efficient manner. We bespeak for him a fair share of the Irade of the community. Mr. and )Mrs. McWhinney and Lloyd and Harvey Archibald of Ceylon spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Archibald. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Burton and fam- ily and Mr. Clarke Wyville, Toronto, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Wyville. Mr. Arnold Hergott, Toronto, spent the holiday at his home here. Mr. John Stevenson Sr. and son, John, of Moncton, visited the former's son, Mr. W. A. Stevenson. Mrs. Eddy, Gravenhurst, is holi- daying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Consley. Miss Muriel Wilson, Toronto, spent the week end wth her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Consley. Visitors at the home of Mr. R. G. Acheson were Miss Gertrude May, Miss Marjorie Acheson, Rev. C. Tor- rancs and Mr. W. G. Prosser, Toron- to; Miss Violet Brown and Mr. Russel Harris of Barrie. Mr. W. A. Stevenson and Roy Her- gott spent Thanksgiving in Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. Milton, Highvfale, Alta., are visiting with Mrs. Thos. Quigg. Miss Mary Hanley and Mr. Albert Plunkett, Hamilton, were the guests of Mrs. Abe Sherson. Mrs. Williams and daughter of To- ron*o are visiting with, Mrs. Russell Irwin. Miss Margaret Lyons and friend of i Toronto spent the week end with the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tompson, of Dobbinton visited with friends in this community. Miss Eva Wauehope) of Toronto and Mr. Gordon Wauchope of Tara spent the holiday at their home here. Mr. John Hemphill Toronto, spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Hemphill. Mr. Stainsbury of Toronto spent the week end with his family here. PORTLAW Bates Burial CoV. / 122-124 Avenue Road TORONTO Phone: KIngsdale 4344 J. W. Bates. R. Maddocks "i~i"^^ CEYLON Mrs. Jas. L. McMullen who was very ill in Toronto was brought home in a motor ambulance on Wednesday of last week accompanied by Mr. Me McMullen and a nurse. Mrs. Ward of Flesherton is in attendance at present. Mrs. Knox, who spent the summer with her daughter in the West, re- turned home on Wednesday of last week. EUGENIA , ^ Last Week's Items Election day with all its excite- ment is over again. The Conservat- ives came out on top again, with many more seats in the House than there were last term. We hope that Premier Ferguson will make the law harsh in regards the L. C. A. Two weeks ago a news item stead of 'Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Purvis, and friend of Toronto visited here in- Mr. S. Hemphill, son Percy and stead f Mr and Mrg Edwin ^^ Misses Maud and Reta attended the! as Mrg _ Purvis ' f,,^ n -oi ~t o relative at Maple,! ,. t . ( , _ i at that time. W e are sorry this funeral of a Vaughn Twp. on Sunday. mistake was made. Mrs. Marshall and daughter, Edna spent the week end at Bolton. Messrs Ross and J. C. McMullen, Mrs. R. Leslie and two children, Ort- w ,_ ,,. - Hurrah! for the Fowl Supper in th basement of thr: United church here, this Friday evening, Nov. 8. A good program afterwards. Come and en- Mr. Robert Plantt is reported to have been quite ill the past week. It is good news to hear that he is im- proving. The serv'ces in Mount Zion United church on Sunday partook of the spir- it cf Thanksgiving, the pastor preach- ing an appropriate sermon. Mrs. Gaudin of Toronto rendered a very much appreciated solo,, Sweet peace, the gift of God's love." Miss Violet Taylor of Toronto spent Thanksgiving with her parents, Centre Line. Mr. Stanley Blackburn of Toronto spent the week end at the parental home. Mr. Fred Martin and son, Lorenzo, who have been living in Detroit the past three years visited with friends here before leaving for Los Angeles, where they expect to stay for the win- ter, at least. Mr. George Blakey and sister of Toronto spent the holiday at the par- ental home. Mr. and 'Mrs. H. V. Grandin and Miss Allie Little of Toronto were Thanksgiving visitors with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Little, Fourth Line. Mr. Jack and Fred Linton visited last week at their brother's home a.t Mimico. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watson and family of Mclntyre spent Thanks- giving Day with J .he former's parents, sister and brother here. SHOOTING MATCH A shooting match will be held at George Dobson's Lot 8 Con. M Sat- urday Nov. 16 for geese and pekin decks. Shells supplied for shot guns. on and Fern, Miss Margaret MoMnL-j joy yourself and , et the fajr maidena len and Mr. Clark Wyville all of Tor-i of Eugenia serve you with a plate of onto were week end visitors at Mr. ' f ow i_ Archie McMullen's. ... _ , _ _ . Mr. and (Mrs. Percy Magee and son Mr. Alex Knox of Toronto Umv-j Winie spent a few days jn Toro ersity, spent the Thanksgiving hoi- returning Manday . iday with his mother. . ., Mr. and Mrs. Albert Williams and Mr. Jack Gibson and friend Mr. and , itt , e daughter Mrs. Hoyden Gibson. Miss Helen Gib- wKh relatjves jn son and Mr. Tinkerman of Toronto were week end visitors with Mr. and Mr and Mrs ' EIwood Partridge and Mrs. John Gibson. i shlldren of Rock Mills spent Sunday Tr . .. .... ,. __.. at Mr. Chas. Martin's. v isitors with Mrs. White over the holiday were, Mr. and Mrs. Jack; **' Harry Foester is P en ng up White, Misses Anna and Delia White a blacksmith shop in Flesherton. We and Mr. R. Brown of Toronto. wlsh him success. Mr. Percy Hunt of Fergus, Mr. and e hunte hav e gone on their aa- Mrs. John Montgomery of Toronto, nua > hun tf n expedition. Messrs. visited with Mr. and Mrs .George Ar- Peter Munshaw and Ern Proctor rowsmith from tnis village have joined their Mr. and Mrs. McWhinney and two par ' y ' We wish them eVerv 3UCCess ' grandsons Lloyd and Harvey Archi- a P leasan * tim * *d a good big deer. bald spent Thanksgiving at Proton. There is a S rou P of P'8 S numbering Mr. and Mrs. Haw and family spent between 12 and 20 ' runnin & at lar * e Thanksgiving with relatives at Swin- s <l<>ezing through gates and fen- ton Park. ces> eatin e apples etc. that people ' could use to advantage feeding their Lvliss Vera Marshall, Nurse in train- . _, t ., own pigs. Lf everybody ,let their ing at Durham Memorial Hospital is , ,. , . . , , pigs run at large what a menace they holidaying at her home here. . " w o i x r- j ! XT iv would be. If a person keeps pigs Mr. Robert Cooke and Miss Nellie , spent Thanksgiving with friends at they f uld be able to afford a Iodg - Hanover and Paisley. ' ng ace u for them , and not let them trouble other ptople. Mr. and Mrs. A. Sinclair were _ Thanksgiving visitors at Harriston. iMrs. Allie Muir and son, Grant, spent Thanksgiving with Durham Jr 4 _ Edna Maxwell 63*, Ethelyne fnends - VHutchinson 62. Robert Long 54, Pan- Missos Annie and Agnes Harrow sy Thomson 54, Belva Long 51> Jean spent the holiday with their sister, McKenz i e 46, Burton Hutchinson ab- Mrs. Will Beaton. Mr. and Mrs. Raney and little daughter of Port Colborne and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bailey and two child- ren of Shrigley spent the holiday S. S. NO. 6, OSPREY sen. Jr. 3 Ella Jane 67, E. Maxwell 57 Sr. 2 Beatrice Maxwell 83*, El- wood Dobson 81*. Burnice Long 67, with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. 1 T mmy McKenzic 50 ' BuTton Sand - crson 47, Earle Maxwell 32*. Sr. 1 Lola Thomson 79*, Allison Douglas 76, Thelma Long 52, Tommy Jane 52 (a). Sr. Pr. McPhail. Miss A. C. McPhail M. P. who was taken suddenly ill while on her way to Winnipeg, we are pleased to re- port has taken a turn for the better. Mr. and Mrs. Shaw and son Leslie and Miss Allan of Bolton spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Lyness. Advertise in The Advance Neil McKenzie Bruc.- Douglas*. Jr. Pr. Mervin Ottewell. (a) denotes absent for one exam- ination; * denotes perfect attendance; No. on roll 22; av. att. 17.61. Q. L. KAITTING, Teacher. S.S. No. 9, Artemesia. Sr. 4 Stanley Magee 77, Percy Smith74, Billie Hanley 74, Willie Fen- wick 67. Jr. 4 ''Lillian Magee 74, *Edith Fenwick 69, Fern Magee 65, Wes. I Jamieson 63. Sr, 3 Gerald Magee 63. Jr. 3 * Doris Magee. 'means those present every day. H. M. Milligan, teacher. MORTGAGE Small mortgage foj' sale yielding 8 r >. Principal nl interest guaran- teed. Government supervision act rjuickly. For particulars write Drawer 22, Marktialc, That Gar 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