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WEDNESDAY MAY 13, 1931 THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE Hard Time Specials Beds, Springs and Mattresses Buy now and pay less Walnut Finished Beds $6.50 and up SPRINGS C,ti:iranti-i-.l Springs $4.50 and up MATTRESSES Ivxira Special I'rlt Mattresses at $5.90, $7, $8, $9.25, $11.50 $14 SPRINT. Fli.l.KI) MATTRESSES Marshall $19.50, $25, $28, $33.50 Simmons $23, $39.50 Bed Outfit, i-i.r.M'K-u- fnmi $16.50 up Hard tit i a - d. n't conn- '>fu-n, so ni;il\c ^nod use 01 !i is opportunity ti> ^avr thi'M. 1 extra dollars. E. J. BENNETT Furniture Dealer and Funeral Director FLESHERTON \\'r deliver ;m\ u IHM\'. OF THE (Sattabian Ule&iral j\00onati0tt Kdlleil'by GRANT FLEMING, M.D. - ASSOCIATE SECRETARY SINSIIINK AND BAIJIKS Out of doors, in the fresh air and sunshine, is the place where the baby should spend a prcat part of his life. In order that he may grow and have ;i strong, healthy hotly, the baby needs fresh air and si'nshinc just as much as he needs food. Not only is sunshine pleasant, but. it is actually health jrivintr, and the. rays of the sun acting upon the body a>-e health forces which prevent rick- ets. The baby should have his sun-baths regularly ca.h day. There is a right way i take sun-baths an<l this way must b t . fn'lnwcd or harm will result. The -am. attention should be paid to HiU pan if the baby's life as to his feeding and bathing. Siin-l>:itlis may IK- trken in front 01' the .; ;; . ; . ! i , e -ontial that th-.- window be op n, :i< ordinary windo\v-jrla keens on : ivr.ain rays THE fLESHERTOH ADYAiiCE Publi.'htsJ on C .K.n.'Tv.ood street, .. . '.'.'i dncfiday <>f each week. i n n\ r 1 Km, Price in Ca: :'.da ?-!-H"I per y. !>r, wV.er. paid } ' i U. S. A. J2." 'i ;>'-r y ur wl : , .'.' . i |2.ui (Menib.-r.-; .,f Cai . u ''', , I; ',' ws- ' li-in) W. II. TlM'K-Ti'N, - I'-ditor F. J. THUKSTON - A- c. Fditor Died i" Grey ( ''.niity. \V> ' ..;.., C\ Will 111 i i IlSill. I' ' i-den cf t :i v- I i I ; ii i i h n n h . i ' :< ' ' ' CUI nry, 'n ' y hi V I ' \'.'i !;] ' ;i I 111,. I ril ' '. i \. ; - .!-! ! : ' . . ' : |-: hich iv d" liraMe. pro\\ '. ' : r, ' h. (Ml OUt 'if fl'iAi On t);. first d.iy, :-. .. I'd to 1 five n iti und '"i d:'.v. ' is ten A the '.veathc. 'in baths arc the hancN rnd bi- in hini i, ; 'ie.er. mil -! As the time is lengthened, the sur- face of the body exposed to the sun is also increased. On the second day, the It-jfs below the knees are ex- posed, thtn the whole leg; after that tho abdomen and, lastly, the chest, front and back. On the day each part is exposed, the time of exposure of that part should be limited to five minutes, and the exposure of each part increased by five minutes a day until the whole body is given an hour's sun-bath daily. There must be no hurry with regard to tlie area exposed or the time of exposure as this causes trouble. The gradual increase is the only safe way. The sun-bath should not come just before or after a meal. When the weather is really hot, the sun-bath should he tfiven before eleven in the ni./ininK or after three in the after- noon as it is not desirable t > expose the baby to the mid-day sun during the excessive heat. N'nt. i.t.ly d') t!n> .-un'.- rays bring health to the baby, but the expo'in 1 .. uf th,. bo, I y tn the air- th.- air l.uth - is al..M i. benefit to the rmld. The .".'!":cnts worshipped the sun as a !_"<>i!. \Vi- today should recoijni"" the >un a.- a river i,f hea'th. PROTON STATION SCHOOL |Leo Patton 72, Leila Clark 71, Laurie | Russell 69; (not ranked) Jack 1 English 75* and Maurice Blakey 73*. SR. 3rd Lawrence Phillips 78, Iva English 69, Robert Clark 64, Lloyd Partridge 61. Jack Monaghan 60 ,Lulu Russell 56*. JR. 3rd Irene Russell 95, Mary Clark 94, Roy Fisher 78, Ruby Mon- aghan 70, Elsmour Shier 32. JR. 2nd Russell Philips 90, Fred Belts 88. Fred Partridge 77, Loreen English 61. SR. 1st to JR. 2nd, promotion Bessie Russell (Hon.) Cecil Blakey (Hon.), Glen Croft (Hon), Edna Part- ridge, pass. JR. 1st Arthur Belts 94, Ted Croft 87, Chester Shier 84, Cecil Shier 64. SR. PRIMER - - Orville Ru? i 94. Harry Fisher r jQ, Haze! V. 'tin .1 84, Phyllis Partridge 81, Harold Clark 66. A CLASS Lilian Fisher, Mansell Atkinson, Hilda Betts, Russell Shier. The numbers are percentages. Thos-. marked * missed on e or more exams. Number on roll 42. j MRS. FRANCIS J. SEELEY, Teacher. 4th CLASS Katherine Barker, Helen Whyte, Earl Blackburn .Law- son White, Roy Hergott, Roy White, Bert Corhett, Jean Young. SR. 3rd Naomi Jackson, Helen Badgerow, Isobel Still, Andrew Hemp- hill, Eileen Baker, Marjorie Neilson. JR. 3rd Hilda Bray, Bob Batch- elor, Verna Baker, Jack Lockhart. SR. 2nd Kathleen Barker, Stan- Icy Br-iy. JR. 2nd Annie Lockhart, Jean Still, Ernie Batchelor, Arelene Whyte, Winnifred Pattison, Mae Corbett, Ernie Barker, Marjorie Bate.,. SP. 1st - - Joe Stainsby, Anna- belle Jackson, Theodore Cole, Dorothy C"K JR. 1st -- Billy Halliday, Murray Neilson, Vern Corbett, Earl Bray, Eileen Pattison. PR. B. Clarence White. PR. A. Zella Lyons, Jack Barker, Irene White. EUNICE WEBSTER, Teacher. ROCK MILLS SCHOOL REPORT 4th CLASS -- Murray Fisher 88, Leslie Seeley 81, S'tewart Foster 73, ADVANCE ADVTS. PAY Small Advts. !i*i- in- ill arc ariiied each day until '-- I at b ' n tide !. la-t or I .ur. l'.r.-.:> THE FMALL ADVTS. 'llli. < l: \/l I SI'M.H : . II, i!, Std .ll ll held I v the ! i h , li-.u-t ! ! :n! .'. .-. : ' - 1 -<! va ! ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' !:i ii, thai the Pari !' : '. . !.:i ' ad,' the '''"' mill :i' :t peed of ' |.er hour, sli i Hri;i h f.-i test train. After all. li..\v.-ver what n" i is thr-rc- f'.'- all lhi< v i.-h to boat ;)"cii : : 1 1.-, on land, ''-a and air. \\ < .ii a da have :- .me p:e!ty : i' i train- on each ( ,f our (w.i irn-at !i continental ra.lv.;.". i> i' i.ur : " i. es will iln veil to I.e mi derati i their speed competitions and i-'iii'ii! , t.. jiut the enipba.-i:; on 'afe'.y. I-'.,'- i' a' matter, there seem !,> i 1 * ' - use for our air men i-are rir, r ,' over land and --ea at the era/.y rat"-- tl'.a 1 ;-orne people, who should kni.'.v '.e' er are ready to endorse, to pay fnr out "f 'he public pur-ie. Outside thosi live in en! rii!:-.te regions, \ve . i" "i.i.d reason for en; onrairinu' -; 1 ;.ii iilai.ii'y I. ('tween puints thi.l ' now I.e ie;i hed easily by c'.;r expre< ' i ran: ;r ! '.-ainships. Tii.- | . ..I.- not in r ieb terrible h:t"t:- f . have thi-nisclvc-i, their t^.ioils and e)i:itt:ls. iiiul letter^ inovi-d, as t.. rt-iiuirr ex- i xpr-nsive air caniate and incidental : isk of human life. "Canny" would 1)0 a warranted injunetioin lure! PROTON STATION i [I,..' i-t (',, :-!,(: t. Peev.' i. i \rt- i-lerweni ; i 01 ntion "ii : ( i". i-n S \ onli : - '':' ' n |.i.i-t - ill -i ;\ ,- rll ;: i an b,- e\p 'ted. 'll I.' lie, Din ' -.' niinist'-r. n ' a . : :;' i ' ':".:' and : : . . ' M-.t her' I >;.;. e: n n on - undii; :.. ' Mr.' and Mr . ,!a. II jihill :"i'i ,-| 1 in'O Al : ,Ij , ' ' . i . .1 .;' i 1 1;. Mr. and Mr- . Irwin. Mr. and .Mi . Imn. r.r McNi 'hoi ni: 1 - n rhter, 11. l-.-n, av.l M''. I.loyd !. n sivtit Sunilay with i'leir motln r. .'-I 1 C I. yon.-. | The Mis-e; Ache-'OM \VerehillH- f"l' i Molher's l>ay. M". Art, oil ll'-rK"tt of Ton.n'.i> wn.- a \\eek er.d i;ue-I at his hoiii" ln-re. Mr. and Mr-. Still and 'family >|>. nt Sunday at Mt. Ki.re'.t with MIY. Still's n itln-r, Mrs. liinwn, and hroiii;ht her h'-n e with them for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Tin. . Wyvill >|)ent part if last wi ek with 1 1n ir datavbter at her imin'(-r cottajre at Meafi.rd. Mr. nnd Mrs. X'aiiie vi-iled their brother i.n th.' Old I>t;;-hain I'oad. M.. and Mrs. Klwocul Meore and ' Mrs. Wiiui-hopi'. Mr. and Mi . I.l'.yd \V:ui hope and baby and Mr. Stanley Lyons and lady frier.d were visitors at C'hesb-y. Mr. and Mrs. Crav.'ford nf Allen- ford and Miss Ina Hradley, B^rk.-l 'y. Mr. and Mrs. (ieo. l-'enlon and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fenton of llol- 1 stein were the quests of 1 >ever ! brothers on Sunday. STK.I'S TO II AI'I'INKSS W Make v erykindlyl to the tie lar : tion of the late fainous I'rofe-sor ;!laikie i.f Kdinburvrh l.'niver-iity, vho adduces these a^ "steps d, b;| i ! e.-s": 1. Accent your limitations. li. Si-i/.e yniir opportuinty. ''.. Knjoy the k'ood nf the hour. 4. Improve the bad, and if you :ui't, let it drop. And to these may we add a Tith: Let no day pass that opportunity ' .r you to do at least one kindly act for a fellow mortal. ATTKM)i:i> FtNKKAI. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew (lilclirist , I!. llentbain, Mr. and Mrs. T. Henl.lmm, Mrs. Wilcock, Mrs. (I. Cairns and Mr. I Thos. Cilchrist attenend the funeral of the late Mrs. Fred Weir, which took place at Collinffwood Thursday ul'ternoon last. ADVANCE ADS. PAY KDITdKI \I, NOTKS Thoucrh kept out of the present I'arliament our friend, Tommy Church : nd Toronto'^ much-elected ex-mayor, .linages to keep in the oratorical meli'-'lit. lie talks In the point uit. often, too. * * Editor Curri'ii nf the Canadian S.ii. >|nrl- hv iaptin-|> mar bis bonie of i white wolf. That i nut much nf "I'Mid." A friend of nur . retum ;i' f i oin a I i< nMy, l,:.\ in- een a purpli rabbit. i : 1 run I of th V, ' i il '. ^ i i .. 1 ' 'I le ' ll J.ave RDOtl r a/. . Eyesight Specialist - AT - Armstrong's Store DR. .1. (i. ItUSSKLL, U.O., will be here May 18, III und '2(1, open every evening. INSURANCE See u or phone rei'-.u-dintr your nutomohile, Cariyo, Accident and . i ' ne I'jMiranci-. Ciimvatili-i' bonds - '.i . and fire in uiran e. Our LI', a. 1 .- irM'-enal.K- 'iiid \ve "iiai.in- ' mil ' . ' . n \V. .f. \V. AKMSTIMiXC, I.i'-i-ji .-,1 N FLKSHKRTON Grcv C ffr " 1 'Ion M* J ^M ' I : S: ligh Shoes Cliililivn's Hi-h Shoes an- nftVn-fl tlii.- 'A\H k lu-'rc at tin- -ac'rilicr jiriiT frmn $1.00 to S2.00 a pair ( '\ i-r l\ul)ln TS ;il tin new lo\v priors \\ ntncn's 75c: .M<.-n'.> SI. i '0 IHT |iair. A. E HAW Ceylon St"iv iii-n i-vc-rv i-\'i-iiiiiLj Inn TtK'-dav and Frida More than 73,000 miles in a new Ford Till-: nubfitantial \\-orlIi of \\: - nev. f'on! is rrfl-Tti'il in its :)i H| performance, rconrim ;:n;l n-li.iiiility. Ite stamina and endurance arc particularly ajiparrut in sections v.hcro h:n! roads ;;nd S.-VITI- \vr;;!!u'r put a heavy <-\tra luir<!iMi on tin- oiitomohilr. In l-s^ tliaii a yc.ir a now l-'tird Tn:!-'-] Si-d.in was driven iiinrc tluiii 73,000 piil'-.f over a (!i!lii-ult mule 1 . The operating c>i^l per mile \\;i>, very l'>^^ anil prac- lieallv llic oiily oxjirnwe for rrpuii:'. was for ni % w piston rifles ;!:nl n new bearing for llir ^i-n.-r^tor. The car carried an av< % ra;;p load of ll!'!0 pounds of mail and wa-i driven H.'iO mile- daily. '' I In' Foul lias iii-vfr failed to go when I was ivaily," writes t>no of llio jlnee mail <-iirrio:-s operating t'.ic ear. "The starter did tlir Irif!. last v>in!er even at 31 ds-gri-ea Lrlow zoro. The pas runs al>out 21 inile-i per jiallon. At tiiiH-s 1 pull a trailer wlionevcr I h.ivt- a luilky load." Many other Ford o'.vv.ors report the Fame satis- factory performance. Kvery part has hec-i made to endure to servo you faithfully and veil for Many thousands of mil. . THE NEW FORD TUDOR SKI) VN F. l>- IJ. Fnif H irii/'or, ** I- /.*. |//:.< Mr,'. t cn,t pr flrr mjtlrn <'l *n. -tt , -,r <> t , , , ^t l ^ * j 'i a tin all i/*>n n j*ti\mt*iit, *m <. '- /. rnif. Call (T tclophone /or demonstration H. r- ONS : - LOST -- St'-.-l \\hetl r.".d tire for r.uto, between FV-'hri t>.n ::nd sh !- biirr.e. Find-r pli-a.-e notify this office. F'.T Pale FOR SALE -- A number of pi^ to wean April l.'th. at S7. nor pair. Fred Russell Markiia].-. Phone :'0-rl 11 FOR SAI.F. Goo'! timothy ha-,-. MM PIMTCIIARM T.i.t. 1-'. Cor ''. S. D. R. \rtc ; ia. FOP S.M ' Pr b'-e<! F.n rlisli imis -1 Bi-i'k ! . . Ml r i E. Sparks. Ph r, '' ' ' f, l \OTICE~ "Vhluv' hired ~a~" rsl class blacksmith am' ' , . -( ner. and solicit yo;:r hiiSinc-s. H. Wilson, Flesherton. FOR SAI.F, Irish Cobbler potat- oes for seed, also C >llie pups. .! ' hee'crs.-T. L. H;:'_r!vs. Markdab- R. R. 1. prnr.e !"J r 1. fFOR S.\ 1 T Rubber Tired Bu--y newly painted: heavy \\-acron with double le--:. IU.T-IV new; democrat wajron; set heavy sleichs: set of 12 bull iorti bavrovs; 1 1 font hay rake. f. C. Karstedt, Flesherton. FOR SALE - Barred Rock baby chicks. First pnrt rf May $12; last part and June S10 per 100. Kindly order before setting. -- Mrs. Fdpar Patteron, R. R. 2. Prieeville. Phone 22 r 41. Flesherton. WOOD FOR SALE We cnn deliver :-a:,i.- d;'.y as order- ed, in any i|-.:nntity. of Mai'-'', dry, at ?;!.7.". per cord 1C in . --reon. S.V.O per cord, 16 in. White I.'irch. per , .;,! $2.75 16 in. C lar *2."o j, lT ,,,,,[_ Cinders pl,,wed and rubbish tak- en nv .-. -\V. J. W. ARMSTRONG. NOTICE: ' lol 138, 139. Con. :'. S.V..T.&S.R.. Artemesia, is strictl--- prohibited. -R. n. RUTLEDGE. Ceylon. HO.Ml FOR SERVICE. Re?:stcrfd Yorkshire Boar for vice by Flesherton Bacon the property of the Onta Diont of Acricuiturp. -C. STEWART. Caretaker. IH'I.LS FOR SERVICE FOR SALE- Banner oats for seed. These oats were 1st ir i;>) ana 2nd in IMO standing field crop comneti- ton, pOsrye Agrieutural Society; also stack of mixed hav.-Cco. W. Ross, Maxwell P.O. phono 4 r 2, FOR SALE $1300 buys house and lot in Flesherton Electric lighted, hard and soft water, small stable, and about two acres of land Good invest- ment, brinpinR in 8 per cent. net. Must be quick sale to wind up estate of W. A. Armstrong J.W. Armstrong, Executor. Miscellaneous PASTURE TO LET For summer, by month or more. Apply to Wm. Hales, lots 171 172, W.T.S.R. Arte- mesia. NOTICE Cattle wanted to pas- ture on lots 158 to 161, 3 S.W.T.&S.R., Artemesia, well watered. L. Duckett, Proton Station R. R. NOTICI- - Fishintr and trespass- ing prohibited on lot 24. Con. 3, Art- emesia, known as the Harry Genoe farm. II. Radley, Leesee. TRUCKING I am prepared to truck live stock, farm products, gravi-l and sand, etc,, at reasonable rates. All cargoes are insured. H. J. V.M'SK. Proton Station Phone: Klesherton o'J r 1.'!. NOTICE Custom chopping and rolling Re per hajr. Satisfaction is triiaraiUee.!. E.MU. McLEOP. Pricevillo, Out. l'\UM FOR SALE l.'it r./rc fa-'in f.n- sale or i-en 1 , on hai . l i!Tvi;i-, c, r, 3rd ange ^ W. T. & S. K... \rtemosia.--John Hotrarth, 1'rotor . l 'f:i;ion. HI I.I, 1 . : 1 IKINS. tesristered Jersey Bull for service on l,,ts 1.,1-iso. E.T.*S.R.. Artemesia. Mabel Petunia's Master-man." .Y,, JL-./16, Canadian Live Stock Record. 95.00; also one pood Hereford Fees $2 j n advance H. RADLEY. BARRED ROCK BABY CHICKS Barred Rock Bred-to-lay Baby ic-ks, from registered, blood tested ds, all jrovernmcnt inspected and ^prove,,. Mapch and April ch . cks J 5.00 per 100; May and June chicks 2-00 per 100. 10'i- with order, balance on arrival. Guaranteed 100 per cent safe delivery. ARMSTRONG POfLTRY FARM & CHICK HATCHERY rhone " FLESHERTOX BOAR FOR SERVICE. Registered Berkshire Boar on lots 1-153. Grade sows $2, purebreds 5 cash in advance. ^ H. C. RADLEY. BUSINESS CARDS ' T. W. WILSON VETERINARY SURGEON Physician to all domestic animals and surgery a specialty. Phone 2 r 4. GEO E. DUNCAN DUNDALK LICENSED AUCTIONEER For the County of Grey. Terms: 1 per cent. Satisfaction gruamteed , Dates roade at The Advance office. MIDDLEBRO & BURNS Barristers, etc. Ofices Owen Sound, Durban and Flesherton. Flesherton Saturday afternoon and evening. ^ Dr. W. D. Bryce, L. D. S., D. D. S. dental surgeon, graduate of Uni- versity of Toronto. Gas administer- ed for extraction. Office at the resi- dence of Dr. E. C. Murray. Toronto street, Flesherton. Phone 69. Prince Arthur Lodge, 888. A. F. & A. M.rnrets in the Masonic Hall, Arm- strong Block. Flesherton everj Fri- day on cr before tho full moon. W. , W. H. Meads; Secretary, IT. A Mcduil.-y. Win. Knitting, Licensed Av.oHonef* for tl 'of flrey and Simco*-' k sales a specialty, '.'n sruar- u Id Ot'ftC6,CK rdili'f ' ' "iia. PC 43 r 11, Flesherton 01 by