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Vol. 51. NO. 8 FlesKerton, Ontario, July 2$ 193 I W. H. Thurston & Son, Proprietors i \/\ EUGENIA Mr. and Mrs. Barker and Rev. and Mrs. Atton and son of Owen Sound were recent visitors with ths for- mer's -laughter, MM. (Dr.) Little and husbsnd. Mr. Russell Park spent Sunday in Toronto. His brother, Chas., ac- companied him horn; for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Archie McKechnie and two children of Priceville visited on Sunday with Mrs. McKechnie's sister, Mrs. David Genos. Mrs. J. L. Wood of Mimico spent a few days with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Will Magee. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Latimer and children of Port Stanley, also Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Latimer of Alli- ston visited on Saturday with the Latimer and Proctor families. Wes- ley is a former Eugenia boy who has been very successful in his pro- fession as a school teacher. This year Wesley had 38 pupils try the Entrance examination and all passed. Wes now holds a first class certif- icate which he secured while teaching. We offer him our congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. H. Thorns of New- castle spent the week end with the Park ifmlv. Mr. and Mrs. Kimmerl^v and child- ren of Watertown, N. Y. and friend, Mrs. Paul, spent a few days with Mrs. Kimmerley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Sloan. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fould-s (nee Miss Vera Latimer) of Winnipeg are visitinf? their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Latimer, also their cousin, the Proctor family. Mrs. M. A. Fogg who has spent the past couple of months visiting her brothers, Messrs. Richard and George Park, is leaving for her home in Winnipeg via Toronto where she will visit friends for a while before journeying on. We wish hr a pleasant Hn. Mr. Guy Wickham of Toronto spent Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. Little. Miss Jean Young of Proton Bible school is visiting her brother here. Miss Helen Murphy of Gait is vis- iting at the home ofMr. and Mrs. Fred Jamieson. Mr. Jack Jamieson of Orangeville business college spent the v.\?ek end at his parental home, 8th line. Miss Mary Long of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wiley of Fever- sham were week end visitors with Mi. and Mrs. W. Kaitting. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mr?. Bert Magee and family were:-Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kellar and son, Kenneth, Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCowell and little Miss Dorothy Legard, all of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Johnson and Harold Best of Flesherton, Mrs. Fred Legard and aon, Hilliard, of Toronto motored up Sunday and ar visiting with the former's sister, Mrs. Thos. McKee and husband. Mr. Legard has been visiting here the past week. Visitors at the Club House over the week end were: Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Wood, Mr. D. H. Dunbar and Mr. Harry Baldwin, all of Toronto. VANDELEUR one-sided score-j. There wa.s also a good horse shoe pitching contest. After supper there was a good pro gram which was pjasided over by Rev. H. S. Warren. The proceeds amounted to about $80.00. PR1CEVILLE ROCK MILLS Berry picking is the order of the day and they are very plentiful this year. Many of the farmers around here have finished haying and some have ! their iall wheat cut and most of it | will be stored in the barns this week j il the weather is dry. Miss Leila Clark holidayed with the Misses. Fisher, Ceylon. Visitors at the home of Mr. Wm. It a bur sad duty to chronicle the death of Mr. Archie McLean, whose .i'uneral was held Wednesday at his late rsidence. He was born on the South Line, Artemesia, and was 60 years of aga last March. The fun- eral was largely attended, Rev. R. C. Stewart preached a comforting sermon from Phillipiar; 1-21, i'or me to die is gain, favorite hymns of the Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ma Vicar and daughter, Catherine, and Mrs. McKay visited friends en Sunday at. Kil- worthy, returning home on iiunday. Jiis. Karstedt, Flesherton, spent a woek visiting at Mr. Harold Kar- ttedt's, here. Ar. Dan L. MacArthuv Ibrought up a load of cherries from near To- ronto for Toe per large basket. help in Ages Past", "A few more years shall roll, "Sleep on Beloved '. (Rev.) Mrs. Stewart presided at the Cooper Killed In Fall From Horse Miss Dorothy Jeffs of Toronto is the guest of Miss Dora Boland. Mi-ss Lee of Listowell spent a couple r.: weeks with Miss M. K. Graham. Miss Stewart of Oven Sound was the guest of Miss Jean Wright for a few days during the past week. Miss Nellie Boland is visiting ', friends in Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Garner and daughter, Irene, of Toronto are vis- iting with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gii- Mr. Hartley Blackburn of Lake View Beach spent the week end with 1 Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Boland. Miss Doreen Boland has returned home after spending a couple of weeks with friends at Lake View Beach. The Wright family made a motoi trip to Guelph on Friday of last week j Tho Women's Institute garden party which was held in the Community Park on Wednesday evening of last week was largely attended and was a real success in every way. The sports consisted of two ball games between Vandeleur and Cherry Grove and Vandeleur and Wodehouse which were won by the home team by rather Mrs. Jas. Tweed and Mrs. F. Bunt of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. A. McLean of Warren, Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Pedlar, of Durham. We are sorry to report that Mrs. Wm. Pedlar has been in a very ser- ious condition for over a week. Hec family have all been at her bed side the p^st few days. Visitors at the home of Mr. C. Newell recently were: Mrs. Geo. New- ell, (Sr.) t Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Newell and three children and Mr. Lons Whitemore of Durham, and Mr. Thos. Gilliland of Eugenia. FEVERSHAM A very sad accident occurred abou' miles north of here when Mr. Cooper an old resident of Osprey Mr. John Melia and son, Charles, cf Toronto were week end visitors ir tow*;. Mr. Jas. Sinclair and Mrs. Anna McMillan motored to Sinehampton the first of the week. Mrs. Wilson McMullen is spending a week with Creemore friends. Mr. Dalton Marshall of Bala i holidaying at his parental home. Mr. and Mrs Chas. Irish, daughter, Isotel, son, Bruce, of Toronto arrived on Saturday to visit Mrs. Irish's father and sisters. Mr. Irish return- ed to the city the first of the week. Mr. Percy Hemphill who is assistant at C. P. R. depot at Alliston also spent the week end at his home here. Mrs. Parks and three children of Toronto are spending a fortnight with Priceville, and Sandy nf South Da- kota ovui William i^ MnntKTinu. The casket was covered with floral tributes. Tho pall bearero were his iour brothers, Colin. John, Malcolm organ. He was married 3.1 years ago to Mis'3 Mary Ann Muir, and to them were born one daughter. Alma, at home and four sons, Earl, Neil and Wrbi'ord at home and Donnie in To- ronto. He also leaves to mourn his ! township came to his death, Mr i loss, his wife and six brothers, John, Cooper went to the pasture field o n I Donald. Colin and Malcolm all of , Thursday morning last to bring up his horses. He rode one cf the '. horses and was leading the other and in -some way the horse he was leading pulled him off the other horse's back, he fell to the ground and struck the | Beach ^ first of and Donald McLean, and four cousins. ':' ot hl f s l nc n a ston '- '^ing Hector McLean, Colin McLean, Charlie > a paralyzed ,n the lower part ' the body. Mr. Cooper was about , ' , , , , been.given his holidays tor the month M or S,, y^rs 'W, but was wonder- 1 o ^^ ^ ^ ^ fmt .^ Buckingham -~ * Sundays in the m nth jt WaS decided her mother, Mrs. Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rutledge and family cf Holland Centre spent the week end at Mr. F. Marshall's. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Parslow of New York, Misses Mabel and Allie and Mr. Robt. and Dick Parslow vis- ited their aunt in Markdale on Sat- urday. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Haw and family- Mr. Scott, has FERTILIZER AND SOW THISTLE The 0. A. C. Department of Bot- any i. conducting an experiment to te-jt various methods for the eradic- ation of sow thistle. In the experi- ment one-half of each plot received complete fertilizer, while the other half was left unfertilized. In the un- fertilized portions the sow thistle were always larger and more vigor- ous than thosa in the fertilized sec- tions. The plants in the latter plots were dwarfed and showed no indica- tion of flowering this season. The population of Hanover as compiled in the recent census is 3.078. 'Ik i.w-i s. ' ; V.r *?, T i*. | |M . . - r R ! X/^<vv8fcV*'-X VJfc-' u. * K . 'Jk , rlfeW '' JJ J^a RiK^W-i^- $ti8f *J A v> 41 The person who drives in the middle 'of the road at any speed, but especially the extremely slow driver, offers a silent insult to every other driver on the high-way. But this disregard of every rule of common eourtesy is merely incidental. The real offense of the Road Hog is that he forces others to risk life and limb. He obstructs the vision of those drivers behind him and makes them either drive at his speed or risk a head-on collision in passing him. Probably no form of law-breaking on the highways causes directly or indirectly so varied a list of accidents as does middle-of-the-ro^.d driving. Every man -who drives a car helps to pay for the highways. Every motorist is entitled to use them safely. Why deprive any man of his right? Don't be a Road Hog. ' - . .... -.-, V <6 ONTARIO DEPARTMENT of HIGHWAYS GEO. S. HENRY, PREMIER OF ONTARIO AND MINISTER OF HIGHWAYS F2 McLean and Colin McMillan. Friends from a distanca who at- tended the funeral were: Mrs. Ibbit- son and son, H-Jctor, Miss Arnold and Mr. Dcnnie McLean, Mrs. Morti- mer, Mrs. Salter and Mr. Marshall all of Toronto: Mr. Charles McLean. : Shelbume: Mr. Colin McLean, Hoi-' stein: Mr. and Mrs. Neil Norman, Dundalk. The flower bearers were, George and Cameron McLean, Hector Ibbitson and Donald Reiley. Mr. McLean wa.s 01 a kind cheerful disposition ar.d was up and around ; although unable to v.v.:U. About j two months ago Mr. McLean went to j bet! and bore hi.; suffering with great j patien.e, he WE.-J tenderly cared for ily and everything that hands could do was don-3 to relieve the sufferer. On Monday afternoon he passed away and was conscious to the last. Mr. McLean was well known and highly respected by all who knew him and everybody was made welcome at hij home. Two years apo Mr. McLean and ramily imnvd from th:.' farm now owned by Sir. I!c:iry Tucker, and moved into Priccvillv.-. The whole community sympathizes with Mrs. M-c- Lean and family, f icr.d.s and rel- atives ' - i then- sad bereavement. Th.; \V. M. S. meet : rtr and Willing 11' IJ-.TS held thoir nu.-ithiy meeting in the chur.h. Aftt.;' singing, n-uii- : nR, scripiu.-e and prayer, the Willing Helpers <!, \!,-<l l.i h:\v-- their lawn si .:ul at tho manse, on August loth. A pancr on British Guiana we read by Mrs. Wm. McMillan wh nuch enjoyed dejc-ibing the country, ts products and th? hisUfry of tho e'igioas work carried o.i ti'.-rc since s ! cjjinning. This auxiliary accept- i! the l.-ind invitation of Swinton Park auxiliary to attend tl tally Mr. Wm. and Minis m, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith and children of Waterloo were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Chri-.s Thomson Mr. Kan Alexander and Miss Jeff- ries of Owen Sound are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Alexander, here. Mr. and Mrs. Wiley spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. are underwent an operation in Collingwood about two weks ago and pleased to report is getting along woll nr.<! is expected home this we.'k. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Wiley is visiting \vi f h f-inds at Notlawa. CEYLON Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Smith, Mr. M. Master, and Miss McMuIlfi of To- lonto, and Mrs. Heron of Paris \\Y--C wcck end visitors at Mr. John Gib- unX Mi.;. Margaret Hoed of Washing- ton. Kan:. is, Mr. and Mrs. John Cushnie, Mr. Will Croskon, Mr. and M:s. Cecil Cushnip and daughter. Charlotte, of Toronto were week end Dt Mi:-s M. Cook. Mary Dailcy of Lcthbriiige a few holiday:-, the past week ! there would\be no Sunday -school or church service here, giving all a holi- day, and on Aug 23rd the Sabbath school and service would re-open. Mr. Angus Whittaker of Orange- ville has returned to Ceylon. Mrs. Morwood of Markdale is vis- iting her brother, Mr. J.J Patterson and wife. Miss Blanche Genoe of Orangeville business college spent the week end at her home here. Mrs. Rutledge spent the week end in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. A . E. Haw and family, Mr. Alex Knox and Miss Ruth Richardson motored to Wasaga the first of week. Mr. and Mrs. John Lawlor of Kin- cardine were callers Tues. afternoon with Miss. M. Cook. Mr. J. O. Melia is spending tho summer here. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Collins of *?*..- * - **-- T Tl* T3- - -S /"'...^.l^U M - Duncan Smellio of the Glev, Mr. John Burr.ett and son, Archie. Mr-?. W. M. Burnett of Priceville were vis- itors with Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Smellie over the week end. Mr. Geo. Cairns of Wadena, Sask., called on friends here on Tuesday. v . a . '.viih her grandmother, Mr--. Rutledge, I ring Saturday for her home in th _. ' :dv shattered. The driver sus- \Vhi-n a pheasant struck the wind- h-Ail of one of the Armstrong Bros. Construction trucks on Number 7 hijrhway about two miles east of 5 was almost com- \vcst. Miss Margaret Sinclair injr a few days with Bugenia. is sptn<I- at taintd some slight facial injury. ADVANCE ADS. PAY mber meetia-c there, to hea;- the i report of our Presby ferial President, Mr.-;. W. J. Huntar. Inglewood, who attended the Coun il meeting.; held in Winnipeg, Mar.itoNi. d'.irinir th.> vr.or.t! 1 of May. Arrangements we.-c ilso made regarding u-i to the psci-.- 'ng of the bale. Other bsinjss was !ur:.a;'t-'ci, aft'.'r which the meeting !oi::d with prayer, luncii -A.I- thon ^crved and a social time spent. Mr. Allan Mclnnis had <;;io of his ']' removed :\i Orr.rnrevill*. and a \vcok later, he took a hemmorage an<! had to have medical aid. We ar glad to know ha is improving. Mi.-; Doris Mi-l..''pp returned to To- "orti rftrr srer.dirjr two week's vac- ation he. Til:-. Colin McLean. HolstMn, visited ,V Tuesday nt Mr. ile:lor McLean's. ML Jcr.:; M !. an ace mipanicd him M : . i! visif. b?r sist'.T, JVi:-s. Chas Tivker, BATES BURIAL CO'Y. i DISTINCTIVE KUMiKAL SERVICE AT MODERN COST NO EXTRA CHARGE TOR THE USE OF OUR FUNERAL CHAPEL 1^-12 1 AVENUE RD. TORONTO PHONE: Night or Day KI. 4344 .*. W. BATES. Formerly of Flesherton R. MADDOCK& Mr. r.nd Mr.--. Henry Richardson] and aon, Donald, cf Toronto- spont . : :! i hoiivl.iy:- v. Lt''. M '. "nil Mi-.-:. D. G. M.-Ler.n. J!.-. T . -h-.i :\l::i Is C.ri-: wa< ,.i : ::in.ur th.- tcovrol i.vh'e when it ;: !-i ! . - ; .! . ; r (!' hi.; :'ingt-r. Ho v.-cnt to t! a:ut had the wound d essed. M. 1 . and Mrs. \Vi!.i.vcd Parsiow 01 Xov V.i'-k a:-e spsndin-r two wseks holidays \vith their ir.othe;--.', Mrs. H. Mr.ePora'd ar-d ?!rs. John Parslov: Miss Siabjl Kvoi-is', and little neice Barbara McKee, of Toronto visited at Mr. Ed. Ewrist's. At a public meeting held last week at Mr. Angus McVicars, it was de- cided to hold tho Memorial service on August !), at 2:30, around the mon'Mnent. Different Committees have been apointcd for each event. "House of Quality" \Ye have remodelled our Ice Cream Par- lor and we have an excellent assortment of Ice Cream, Sodas & Sundaes that will please you. CONES BRICKS ESKIMO PIES ICE COX[.D DR1XKS SERVED FROM OUR SERV-ALL COOLER Jas. A. Stewart GROCERIES PHONE 46 WE DELIVER IN TOWN i t/j A