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T^EDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1931 . THE KLESHKRTON ADVANCE THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE Published on ColKngwood street, Fleaherton, Wednesday of each week. Circulation over 1100, Price in Canada $2.00 per year, when paid in advance fl.60. In U. S. A. $2.50 per year when paid in advance $2.00 (Members of Canadian Weekly News- paper Association) conditioned ches W. H. THUnSTON, F. J. THURSTON - Editor Aseoc. Editor AN KX-KIXC; UNION Alfonso, who was driven from the throne of Spain recently, may take up residence in Scotland. At all events, he has been given a cordial invitation to become a neighbor of the British Sovereign up Deeside, and has been promised plenty of at- tractions, including the joke loving (and profitable coining) Aberdonians. Bon Acord counsels him not to think of resuming the thankless task of ruling the turbulelnt Spaniards and to leam, as other kings have done that it is "best to let the tow gang wi' the bucket." Alfonso might well busy himself in establishing an ex- iled Kings' Club for ocial purposes only. The fair haired Manuel of Portugal would no doubt be chosen first chairman by virtue of his 21 years' exile, but ex-Kaiser William might also qualify as a veteran. For 13 years he has been out in the cold and he may know enougn to refrain frorft again struggling to lord it over his fellows. Alfonso, the Thirteenth, may think that his number was un- lucky, us mi.-'fortunc h;;< usually dogged the Kings who were second of a namol. William the S -id in Germany, George- the S"c r >nd of Greece, and N:rh !a the Sscond of Russia, illustrated the rule It held al- .... $9.50 .... $8.50 ... $5.00 .... $7.75 $5.50 .... $5.00 .... $4.00 $8.50 $8.00 .... $7.00 .... $4.00 The above watches arc fully guaranteed for one year \Yaltham I'.S. 15;! r lift 17 jewel nickle case 15 jewel, nickle case 7 jewel nickle case Regina, 17 jewel, nickle case 11 jewel, nickle case Arcadia, 17 jewel j^okl filled case Equity, 7 jewel, nickel case J'.atmi. 15 jewel, old filled case 15 jewel. j;old filled case Paradox, 7 jewel, tfold filled case Retina, 7 jewel, luintinir case Our Repair Department MR. CARL JOHXSKX. a watchmaker of 18 years' experience, has been in charge of our repair depart- ment for seine weeks and is giving entire satisfaction to our customers in every way. If you have any clock or watch needing repairing bring it in and we will repair it for yon. There is no clock or watch too difficult to repair. Allow us to satisfy YOU. W. A. Armstrong & Son Flesherton, Ont. Maxwell Garden Party Tha 68 the anniversary services of St. Mary's Anglican church, Maxwell, will be held on Sunday, June 14th. At 11 a.m. Rev. Jas. Ward, Rector from 1877 to 1885, will preach and at at the evening servieo the present Rector, Rev. M. F. Oldham, will have charge r /L the service. On Friday, June 12th a garden party will be held at the home of Mr. Wm. Seeley. Supper served from C to 8 p.m. Flesherton Dramatic Club will present their play ''Bends on a Strimg." Softball game will bo played in the evening by the '"eversham pnd Simrhamptin high school t.eams. Admission 40 and 20 cents. Grey Chapter No. 170, O.E.S., had a social evening after the regular Chapter meeting on Monday evening and a large number of visitors were iresent from Owen Sound and Orange- villn upon invitation. Progressive euchre was played in the town hall, after which lunch was served and a dance wound up a most enjoyable evening. MAXWELL Rev. and Mrs. Pope attended the conference in Toronto h-,t w.^ek. Mr. Wm. Kerton of Toronto visited at his parental home here over the week end. We are sorry to report Mrs. Wm. Parker under the doctor's care. The Women's Institute met last week in the hall it was decided that they woud not have a garden party this year but will hold a social eve- ning at the home of Mr. John Stephen on Friday, June 19th. Don't forget about the Anglican church garden party on June 12th. Mr. John Lawler of Ripley and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Twigg of Campbell- ford visited with Mr. and Mrs. George Lawler. Grey County Egg Grading Station OPEN WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS Our experience merits your confidence. THOS. OWLER & SON, Props. PHONE 55. FLESHERTON EARLY CLOSING The following merchants agree to close their stores at 7:00 p.m. every Monday, Wednesday and Friday dur- the months of June, July, August nnd September: ED. SEELEY, Maxwell C. M. HERON, Maxwell G. EBY, Feversham E. ROBINSON, Feversham. TRUCKING I am prepared to truck live stock, farm products, gravel and sand, etc,, at reasonable rates. All cargoes are insured. R. J. VAUSE, Proton StaC i Phone: Flesherton 32 r 13. ADVANCE ADS. PAY For the Men Men's Work Boots k $2.50 and up Work Shirts. Overhauls, Smocks and combination Suits at reduced prices. Straw Hots of good variety. Fine Shirts, sale price $1.00 A. E HAW Ceylon Store open every evening but Tuesday and Friday !nvi!a!ions Issue For June 27$ Picnic EAST MOUNTAIN Mr. and Mi's. S. McLean, Mrs. McKeclinie and Mrs. McCutcheon o,f Acton spent the week end with ftf. Invitations were sent out last week ""l" Mr 'V '{; "-Thompson. to invite von home for the big picnic.' Ml " '' '; ,' hom V* ha!i Burned from Markdale !f you have not received one consider good in Scotland and - lh( , f() i] owillK | t . ttt . r most cor dial most iv.-ry e-xperi'-n-c - Alexander. jr ;V jtati(i:- David. Robert, .h.r.ies, Henry. Will- I n consideration of the splendid iam, Richard -'ind Edward. And so. i'ppi,jt :uvordod us liy the residents if we were called on to take up the : "! 'he "Old Home Town" on the King business we v/,,uld I in -lined evasion of our annual picnic held in to insist on l.i-ing the f;'- t (Charli-. cxcepted) or r.u:i,bi.r cxccj ' High Park, Toronto, !,:.-( summer, vniir committee has decided to hold hospital, where she was receiving treatment. M". Th"s. Mt-Culli.ugh and children j and Mr. and Mrs. E. McCullough of! Toronto were week end visitors with Mr. Thompson Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smart and children spent a day recently with Duncan. STREET DANCE and FROLIC Auspices Laymen's Ass'n Darhair, June ISth P.OUND & SQUARE DANCING TWO GOOD ORCHESTRAS Durhams ri'pctntion for good Street Dances is well known. You'll not be disappointed. Small Advts. LOST On South Line, Artemcsia, license marker No. 6198X. Finder notify Wm. Campbell, phone 22 r 23. NOTICE .he nicnk ihis at Flesherton on me menu tnia yiwir ai lesnenon on Thirteenth. V ,. with his reput S;it , .,,,..,,._ June ' 27lh . F k.,hert,,n de- ed plenty of "siller" will doubtless b- ( ., anil Jm ,,, ._,,,,_ 1!i:;0| a Pul)!i ,. ,, , H . the -Tinny Ahre- ,,.,.. pn( , ,, ( , , :,,,.. s;l . ,.!,,,,,[ , h ,,:,. f, !<! cluy v ';''' nabl?d th warmly vri ' (Ionian s rruld h" re-pon.l to tbei: call. He ha: already n^ny fri-nd-* [.-;.. ];,.,-;,,, 'here, o-i !)' ide. lie pa: ly cou ' d ; . ,,| , .-.: | the fair P- ' Kna "f r'.:itte:il,;irc. and it i 'id thai : ;< you! l| he ; ' l.-ii ;bi- a nisi ! i.r.di .:i by > : hai Jsprins ih 1 PHILLIPS RE4IHIOH 1 . !. Lo : .tend <>u:- pi: . J" il.lc t.i; her? ' .-,.,] ;. . VVl 11 P.I i i : > i . -,; 'i f th not be n ' '" i>i Uiis re I-.; i Ba] no .! ' which !liif!i::.nd h'/nu- h.. \v;> ciuently a visitor. a! You, !' c-inre. w>!l (:" there : '-- l-,ut that n 't -- all v<in- friends with eel < nfidcnce tl>:il y-i can ui , i .,f a delii'hifnl oiitin.". The ; [n \ Ni'l Ai::.i: ANNIVERSARY I ; he Lon Commits e h:i-- neroii ly , red t i i'1-ovidi (.;!. ( of fee, ir.ili; T.','- via:- ! v iark the century of nlatr c-tlp and sent ing arcomodat'on. the discovery of chloroform, no* how- You will, therefore, i-nly "<< d to f"--- f.-er its anae thetic properties, which fish the food iviuircd fVr the n ; -ir. remained m r - li -I for B omc yearr. "''"'' "*" hcrton ' ( '"" ! i!r( ' lookinfr fop A l'i;r t-vent is t:v;intf plare in tow:i cp Satnni::;.- ,",;'te! ,vion when the f'K'iin; Cent; nary Pirni:- is beinir I"- 1 ' 1 :md :i lar-re IM >wd i expc-cted t" 1 - pn it. I: i; nl-nut one hundred y-.i.-; s : n-e thi' Pile William Phillipi 'I on Hi,' old honiei '. nd in thb ec'tion. Hi 1 from !'i ,.nd, but had (idi'd :iear Limlsay ."(: some years befovp ci>:ninsr to Grey County. will he lie c( hdaiit.s of this pioneer. It is exii.cted that there a larjre :.atlierini? of the MARRIED It is a coineidi -'ial that this year is :ilso the hundredth anniversary of v.ai.l to the cvinl and the Lou >s have ntrnin dei-'uled - POOL!: - At the p<"- "iia; c, Flpshcrto-.i, on May '.'7-h " u inl : \v.lien Jennie Beatrice 1'oole was unit tn close Safe Lock Fence First quality Wire Fence No. !> gauge 27c. a rod, delivered to your nearest station. Ask further particulars of SAFK LOCK WIRE FENCE CO. Owen Sound, Ont. The imported Percheron "Diamond" No. (1304-1) 186922, will be at the [farm of Ross Stevens at noon each LOST In Flesherton on Tuesday Monday, commencing June 8; Thurs- oni-gr, June 10, man's old filled day night at the farm of Bert Por- watch, valued as keepsake. Finder tcous, Maxwell, and at Fred Irwin's please notify this office. | Friday nig-hts. To insure: $12 (hard time price) a 4 cut on last year's price. J. L. LOVE, Proton Station CAME ASTRAY 6 yearling cattle. Owner prove property and^ pay expenses. Jas. IIopps. Fleshcr-] ton. AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Farm Property in the - TOWNSHIP OF OSPRF.Y County of Grey Tin-re will !>; oflVi\d for sale by public auction on SATl'RDAY. Jl'NK 20TH. 1931 At the hour of 3 o'clock in the after- noon, at the MAXWELL HOTEL, in the Village of Maxwell by virtue of power of sale cantainad in a certain For Sale FOR SALE - - Good timothy and 'i alfalfa bay, $10. Minnie Graham, R. l R. 4, Marlcdale, phone Fk>sherton. FOR SALE Purebred Enprlish i improved Berkshire sows. Albert E. Sparks, Phone 33 r f, Flesherton. NOTICE Trespassing on lots 138, 139, Con. 2, S.W.T.&S.R., Artemesia, is strictly prohibited. R. B. RUTLEDGE, Ceylon. BOAR FOR SERVICE. FOR SALE Chevrolet touring ;-.: cheap for cash Apply to Mrs. F. T. Bibby, Flesherton. FOR SALE - Set double team harness, first class shape, reasonable price. H. Down & Sons, Flosherton. FOR SALE -- 20 young pigs and 2 brood sows due in August. Cecil from 2 p.m. to p.m. of 7 p.m. to allow the LinithKO-.v (Scotland) Dr. Waldio ,, vpry , )n( . an opportunity < f a'Ue-dinjr from Edinburgh University, practising ;(, p; ( . n jp_ Mi. W. H. O'.e" PnnSn) "Rill" Fen- i -k. f'l nirmnn of the Trr.r"nortn'i >n : naesthotic to the attention of Sir i Committee, has generously of fered to Young Sin-.pson, who was the >rovide convpv.-.iKP for tlio : -.p who have ra a druggist in the royal burgh. Waldio brought the propertie:; of the i-,l in marriage to Mr. William Edgar | mort ' which wil , bp produced Bt Monaghan, R.R. 1, Flesherton. Dot, ,,M. both of Osprey township, Rev. W. J. Scott officiating. the time of sale, the following pro- WAUCHOPE NORRIS In Flesh- j pcity: c-rton on Monday, Jur.r Oth, Alice Mae I Lot No. 8, r.nd the East one-half Xorris, only daughter of Mrs. E Tn-mpe and the late Mr. L. K. Morris, v as united in marriage to Mr. Thomas first t,, experiment with what was ;i " independent meatv of reaching (;,, r <lon Wam-hope of Flesherton son """ ( f Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wauchope of Proton Station, Uev. W. J. Scott pL-rlormin;: the ceremony. for some years, regarded as a dan;r- ' rous drug, though two independent Investigators Soubeiran of Fiar.'-- : nd Leihig of (ierinany made almor.t : '.mulan- ous a :nent o!' t!ic .It of their- r< vc an he-. Leibig Kl/'sherton on that (by. lit t*v vt-.'V :oininal fiire of SI. 00 return. If y.>u . idc \villi "Hill" you p.ri' assured of n inf(.,-l:'.|.!e ioill ; ' P I a '''i-d <-' f :n bo'li w'iv . liis teli-|.h -n.' nun - flerr. iil.'V; :.nd he >voubl like >'' . rail him ni> i.nd innl p n . "-vritiiin. .Mained hi chloroform hy treating 1 ' --' ' " ' ! '}" '' ! l(xtor than T "'- K> |';il hydrate with caustic po'a h; id il ii'. "hoi with chloi i lini". ' mt tl line I ime, :i ' ni'e'l . L Btea doctor |. o.li'i' >d a sini- fltl to ''..jit.le I'.i.-' lo :u i . :." ' ,i !:i< : ' m he pov;d. And -.vh n ' - "Ci-oU |i" ] moan h;;t that. \\'. have hei II ver;.' :;lK-.-( :---iflll vith i\)l our ] ' ; ' ! and (.nly th: 1 b) lin ' ' ' ; llppnrt :uv. .ri'cd us 1." : act .urd and iii-pd it in his | ' ' < rimers" hr.s inndo thl:- n. t to be v.-ondere.l at, there- "" ' ' . that 'he cl.vi i <.f S'r Ja on !o DIP disc'ivrry has l>een CARD OF THANKS Mrs. K. N. Jnniifson and Mrs. M. of Lot No. 7, in the 4th Concession, N.D.R., in the Township of Osprey, in the County of Grey, containing 150 acivr. by measurement more or less. There i-. said to be good buildings :n this property, and a quantity of good bush. TERMS: 10 per cent, of the pur- i (base price to be paid down nt the itimo of :ale. For balance, terms FOR SALE Beautiful roan pony 4 years old, hroken single and double, also to saddle.- 46. A. Stewart, phone FOR SALE Barred Rock baby Roistered Yorkshire Boar for vico by Flesherton Bacon Hog Club, tho property of the Ontario Depart- ment of Agriculture. C. STEWART. Caretaker. BULLS FOR SERVICE Registered Jersey Bull for service on lots 151-152, E.T.&S.R., Artemesia. Mabel Petunia's Masterman," No. 52,716, Canadian Live Stock Record! Terms $5.00; also one good Hereford bull. Fees $2 i n advance. H. RADLEY. BOAR FOR SERVICE. ^Registered Berkshire Boar on lots Grade sows ?2, purebreda . .on wish to thamc tlw fetunied wi " be made known at time of sale. chicks. First part of May $12; last j $ 5 cas h '" advance, part and June $10 per 100. Kindly i order before setting. Mrs. Edgar Pattcron, R. R. 2, Priceville. Phone 22 r 41, Flesherton. FOR SALE $1300 buys house and lot in Flesherton Electric lighted, hard and soft water, small stable, and H. C. RADLEY. BUSINESS CARDS T. W. WILSON VETERINARY SURGEON Physician to all domestic animals _ . Ilillll illlU DUAb V>UtC&, BU*fU4 DMi/40f clllUj - -vi\. UllIIILOi: soldiers of Flesherton for their kind- j The property will be sold subji t a bout two acres of land Good invest- and surgery a specialty. Phone 2 r 4. ne and sym]inthy extended during thoi- recent bereavement. A program of porta tiiiei lien (.1 .Joe 1 ''aiil. Chainiian of t'n ' ; i 'oiiini'lti. < -, v. '11 comm- cnce :,t ." .i.m. Dav-li^ht Saving Time. ted, but no one II deny that S(( pll , . u . .i-.mider to the wheel nr.d ry has establi:hed that he and n , l)p ^,1 mako tn j s p i ( . n i c "BIOCKH f-vernl of his associates in the an d BETTER tlian ever. .r h after BUitabli; anaesthetic iskcd their lives, and had to fight n, 'If lattle against opponents in hurcb and state who were inconvinc- j d oT the rijthtfulnr^r- of what at first -ru an experiment. The world owe; to Sir James Simpson and Sincerely : ;ro\ K. FIELD, Secretary. VANDELEUR On Friday afternoon of this v/ee'- Jipip 12th, a ,, i. the her.ofitt to humanity, aving of lives that have ro- nm , nl , ,. e(( , Lc , nd th.- saving of lives that have ro- nm , en j oy themselves. nltcd from the discovery of this ^ r _ aru j M,. S Carson McKcssock of v/ondeflful product. Up to that time, Strathavon and the Munlock family many a life was lost through the of Windsor were the. guests of Mr. 'xhaustion of the patient before the and Mrs. D. McC.oe recently. lumsv operation could be carried out. I r - ,ml Mrs. ,, ,, ,. ... , i 11 r I laniilv of fc rerontly bv.hg haw 1,1. for ex- ample, that it took half a dozen talwarts to hold a man still while his leg was amputated with an ord- inary saw, and that the suffering of Matt Devitt and Wfere week end visit- ors with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Smith of Men- ford spent the week end with Mr. nnd Mrs. S. Gilbert. Ihe patient was indescribable. Cairn will be erected to mark the Quite a number of members of the F'h-shorton L.O.R.A. visited thi Owon ttnd Lodge on Monday evening, as Is your subscription paid? Look it your lain I now! This; i:> renew- il lime nnd The Advance will great- . apiii-.'i-iutc your early attention to hl.i littlo matter. to a reserved bid. For further particulars apply to MALCOLM McLEAN, of the Town of Collingwood, in the County of Simcoe, Solicitor For the Mortgagee. ALB. STEWART, Maple Valley, Auctioneer. Flour and Feed "Rlossoin of Canada" first patent ",Sti])c-ri(ir" llrand, per b;i "O'Canada", per ba^ Shorts, per bap: our Men's Boots $2.70 $2.40 $2.50 $1.20 i. of the first checsn factory in it was th,. birthday calibration of the rocnty, beinc another histov- latter Lodge. The ladies report a . I \\\- have placed on opr shelves a line of Men's r.hu-her Hoots, selling at a spi-cial price $2.80 OVERALLS l-.xtra heavy Denim Overalls $1.90; Overall Pants $1.60. 0. & A. Co-operative Co., Limited Flesherton, Ont. ment, bringing in 8 per cent. net. Must be quick sale to wind up estate of W. A.Armstrong J.W. Armstrong, Kxecutor. Miscellaneous NOTICE. -- Fishing and trespass- ins prohibited on lot 24, Con. 3, Art- emesia, known as the Harry Genoe farm. II. Radley, Leesee. STALLION FOR SERVICE That fine big Trotting Stallion, WILLIAM W. BELWIN, will stand for service at his own stable, Flesh- erton for the season of 1931. To insure: reduced from $20 to $15 hard-time price. Parties wishing to use this horse kindly come before 7 a.m. or after 6 p.m. A. HOY, in charge. FARM FOR SALE 150 acre farm for sale or rent on shares, lots 165-66-67, 3rd range S. W. T. & S- R.., Artemesia. John Hogarth, Proton Station. BULL FOR SERVICE Rebistered Durham Bull, foan, for service on lot 163, 1st range W.T.ft S.R., Artemesia. Terms $2.00, pay- ! able January 1, 1932. GEO E. DUNCAN DUHDALK LICENSKD AUCTIONEER For the County of Grey. Termas 1 per cent. Satisfaction punrntead Dates made at. The Advance office. MIDDLE BRO & BURNS Barristers, etc. Oficea Owen Sound, Durham 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 admintoter- ed for extraction. Office at the resi- dence of Dr. E. C. Murray, Toronto street, Flesherton. Phone 69. Prince Arthur Lodge, 338, A. P. ft A. M. meets in the Masonic Halt, Arm* strong Block, Plesherton every Fri- day on or before the full moon. W M., W. R. Meads; Secretary, H. A McCauley. Wm, Kaitttng, Ucoa*d for the ponti ties of Grey and Farm and stock sales * apeciaJttjr. Terms moderate, satisfaction guar- anteed. AH arrangements and datm may be made at the Advance Offic,r addressing roe sit Eugenia. i , -al mark by the side of the whey. , most en-'oynble evening. CLAUDE AKINS. telephone 43 r 11, Fleuherton or b