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mmBBMS^SOM' - I 4UULU^-XJ1L4A TS'EDKESDAY. DECEMBER 19, 1934 THE FLKSHKRTON ADVANCE COMI'Krfl'ION IN SCENTS The five odors best liked, accord- ing to CoUitr's are in order: rose, pine, lilac, violet and lily of the vul- K'y. Accordinu to the same authority, the five odors which, we might say most linger like an unloved guest are: garlic, rubbei-, lard, kerosene and raw fish. With due deference to an expert in this line, we muet maintain that wet (log ranks high. '♦The Jay Walker" in Toronto Star:- then there is the skunk, as a perfume dissemin- ator he is not to be sneezed at. A church treasurer confides that when the collet-tion i)late is showered with those Ibig nickels it makes him fear the church is destined for a nickel finish. CHRISTMAS DANCE Will be held in the Fratenal Hall FLESHERTON Tuesday, Dec. 25 Music supp^lied by Willis Kipping and His Blue Dragoons The 9 -piece Shelburne Orchestra MODERN AND OLD TIME DANCING Card playiiif^ if wanted Dancing from 8.30 p.m. to 1.30 a.in. AD.MISSIO.V: .?5c-. ta.x included Lunch extra Christmas Turkeys To Britain From Canada Large shipments of Canadian tur- kcy.s have been made to the British Chrititma.s mark'et durini; the pa.st two reasons, and Canada i.s highly re- i;arded as a source of supply. The Canadian turkey is ref^ardcd as one of the best imported birds in the British market and Canada is expect- ed to provide good supplies this Dec- ember. For last Christmas Canada ehipiKHl over 1,000,000 poundp ot chilled turkeys and chickens to Great Britain. These shipments all went forward packed, graded and inspected according to Canadian Government standards, and were received in good condition. The larger peixJentage of the tur- keps supplied to the Briti.sh market comes from the western provinces. The birds are killed and dressed by the producer and delivered immediate- ly to the nearest pool depot, where they are weighed and graded accord- ing to government standard. Ship- ment to the Atlantic seaboard is made by rail in pre-cooled refrigerator cars, and at the seaport a quick transfei is made to pre-cooled refrigerator? aboard ship. During the whole per- iod of shipment the birds are kept in a temperature which never varies more than two degrees, and they are as fresh on arrival in Britain as when .shipped from Western Canada. IN MEMORIAM MYERS â€" In loving memory ol Mrs. George Myers, who died Decern ber 2.3, 1928. The years may wipt out many things, But this will wipe out never. The memory of tho.se happy days. When we were all together. She often said we'd miss her. Those words have proved too true We lost our best and truest friend Dear mother, when we lost you. â€"Sadly missed by son, Sheldon and niece, Addie. THE STOKE WITH SERVICE F. T. HILL&CO.,Ltd. CHAIN 8T0BB8 Markdale, Ontario OUR BUYING POWER SAVES YOU A LOT OF MONEY Last Minute Suggestions For Christmas Buyers BUY MEDIUM PRICED TOYS LADIES' SILK HOSIERY AT HALF PRICE AND LESS . ..,,; • o;n u ; â-  , i • l.adics bills llosioiy at special prices. ^^c•c!la^i(^•ll Toys, 50c value for 25c Inill fashioned crepe hose, pair 69c Mechanical Toys, 30c value for 15c Full fashioned Silk and Wool Hose 69c Sail Boats, Sets of Dishes, values up to Inill fashioned extra heavy Crepe Hose 20c, this week 5c per pair , $1.50 Fancy Plush I)o>,'-s, rej4'. 25c for 10c .\ full ran^i^e of Children's Hose at var- Cryiiij^ Dolls, on sale for 25c ioiis prices. A larjre as.sortment of many kinds of uAwnirirDr-uiirirc * cr-ADx/iro toys to choo.se from at very low prices. HAINUK.tKCHlLhb & bCAKVEb f-AMnv cocriAi c '^ ''^'â- ^â- â€¢" ^'^"^"^ ^'^ Handkerchiefs, hoth CAMDY SPECIALS boxed and sin.i,de. Real Christinas value," Fancy Chocolates, per ih 25c v'^Pt'i^i'il '"'^^^'s at 25c, 39c, 500, 75c LarK'e ass(»_rfnieiit of I'.ars ? for 10c LADIES' SCARVES Kowntrees' Chocolate I5uds, lb 18c I'aiicy Mixed Candies 2 lbs. for 35c ^'"i' '^'i^'^; ^I'^'-^'Hs to choose from in the Kj^s,^.; 2 lbs. for 2.TC liiH'^l (juality silks; many different de- Oran^^es, per doz 25c, 35c, 40c :"'8"ii 'i"<^l ^^ry special values at Mixed Nuts 2 lbs. for 29c $1» $L25 and $1,50 CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS FOR XMAS SUGGESTIONS FOR MEN THE LADIES Fancy boxed ties at special values A Ladies' Uedroom Slii)pers in a lar^e wonderful selection to choose from. Spec ran^e (»f makes, a real assortment to i-d 35c^ 50c, 75c, 95c. ch(»ose from, in all sizes and i)riced (o Wonderful Values in Men's Fine Ho.sierj' suit every pm-se. Special at |)ei p.iir .... 'J'he l)ii;f;esl rani^e we have ever sin "W n, .,..'. 50c, 95c, $1.25 and $1.95 and vahies nnbeatahle. Triced at 25c, LADIES' VELVET GOLOSHES ^^''' ^^^ ""** ^^^- ^''' ^'^'' '"^"^''' , , , , , ,. , , , , HOUSE SHOES FOR THE MEN Ladies velvet ritr-trunmed doiosbes in first (piality only and every pairKuar- A large rant;e lo choose from and at anteed. Sizes 4 to 8, cuhan anrl flat heel prices to suit. I'.rown and hl.vk colors, i^eal Christmas jrift. Si)ecial pair .... $2.95 Priced from $1.00 to $2.75. He sure ano LADIES' PURSES ^vW '""' i u • i WE are also snowing a large range or A wonderful ranj^'e of fine ieallier ])ur- .Swenlev.^, Pyjamas. Shirti, Scarvf;'; & ses at various i>rices; a real j^ift that any Underwear at special Xm:\s values. ladv would apjireciate. Speciullv priced You can certainly fill your Xtnifj for' Christ mas at .... $1, $1.50, $1.95, $2.95 wants at Hill's. LADIES' SILK UNDERWEAR HARDWARE DEPARTMENT 'i'lie hi^f.jest ranjje we have ever .shown \'isit our hardware dcpt. for anytliinu- in this line and vnlu", unbeatable nig-lit- in hardware. Special sh )\vini;^ of irock- jfowns, pyjamas, dance .sct.s, paiitres and cry. enamehvare and jj^lasswarc ; ais > bloomers â€" a real assortment at various .skates, .skate:? and boot;?, hockey sticks, prices. S''" tbL selccfi tn Is'T-mc imyin'^ rlnb 1>a'j;s an<l electiiril ;Mi;)li:ini'es K'eal elsewhere. \ â-  for Chri.stnias. Local and Personal Mr.s. Royden McDonald is vi.siting in Durham this week. Send in the names of your visitors ti The Advance. Mr. and Mrs. R. Down of Taia vis- ited on Friday with the former's par- enUs, Mr. and Mrs. H. Down. Skating commenced in the Flesh- erton skating rink on Wednesday ol last week with a splendid sheet ol A robin is making Flesherton ita headquarters at the present time, re- luctant to leave its human friends for warmer climates. Mr. and Mrs. 0. CHpperton of To- ronto paid a flying visit to the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Mitch- ell, last Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Glen McDonald of Chatsworth spent Sunday with the latter's mother, Mrs. E. Morgan i.T town. Mr. 0. W. Phillips was ill at his home on Saturday afternoon and evening. It was the first time in 17 years that Oscar has missed being in his shop on a Saturday night. Come in and see our new Reming- ton type writers. Buy one for a Christmas present at $45 and up- wards. One very fine machine at $60. Easy terms. â€" The Advance Office. Mr. Royden McDonald of town has entered into the mink i-aising business on a goo<l sized scale and lately has shipped breeding s-tock to Manitoba and Quebec provinces, besides a num- ber sold to local breeders. Miss Lola Blackburn won the prize in the most popular lady contest, held by the Paddy and Mickey Brown troupe here last week. The winner received the prize of a 38-piecc' Eng- lish norcelaine dinner set. The Woman's Missionary Society will meet in the school room of St. John'.s churcli on Thursday at 3 p.m. for election of officers, and othjei busin<3Ss. A iChi-istmas program will be given. All members are ask- ed to be present it possible. Tre sitting of the High Court foi Grey County will open in Owen Sound on Tuesday, March 5th, Hon. Mr. Justice Kenvin presiding, and the non- jury sittings on Tuesday, May 20th, with Hon. Mr. Justice Kfngstone pres- iding. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brown of To- ronto, accompanied by Mr. Fred Rad- ley of Ne^v Liskeard, spent a couple (if days this week with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Fisher. Mr. Radley is remain- ing for an extended visit, and will spend Christmas with his mother, Mr.s. Radley, Rock Mills, who is 85 years of age'. n "A Gift for Life n 99> Xnias sug-gestions for the Son or Daughter. A complete Business Training' in Canada's outstanding College. This .Gift assures Independence, Safety and' Security that many himdreds of our graduates are alread}- enjoying and are now well on the road to success. Conplimentg o( tfte ^eagon t ORANGEVILLE SECRETARIAL COLLEGE i "The School of Champions" Home Study and Class Instruction Orangeville, Ont. j^ I Small Advts. FOR RENT House for rent in Fleslierton, good location. â€" A Down, Flesherton. GRAIN WANTED Highest market prices paid. â€" A. C. Muir, Ceylon, phone 38 r 3. NLHNâ€" McTAVISH A quiet wedding took place at the Presbyterian Manse', Markdale, on .'>aturday evening when Miss Mary Margaret McTavish, younger daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. D. McTavish, was united in marriage to Mr. John Nuhn, the marriage being performed by Rev. T. O. .Miller. After the ceremony the happy couple left by motor to visit in Toronto, Oshawa and Hamil- ton. Both of the popular young people have the best wishes of tht fiti'/.ens of the village for many years of happy wedded life. Rural School Meetings "ITio annual meeting of the rate- payers of rural schools is, according to statute, to be held on the last Wednesday in December at ten a.m. unles.s a different hour has been set by resolution i f the trrstcio.-;, for the purpose of receiving the auditors' report of the section's finance foi the year, the election of a trustee for a three-year term and the trans- tu'tion of misi-elhineous business, t'.-imilly these gatherings of rural ratoiiayera are as peaceful as ses- (sions of church officials but, occas- ionally, factional strife arise.i and a psill i^â- . demiiiu'.ed to settle who is thi most popular candidate for the trus- teeship. Sccrctai'C.i of schools must give siv days' notice of the date and I'.our of rural Kthool ir.cetinpr'. HEREFORD BULL FOR SALE Pure bred Hereford bull for sale, 7 months old. â€" Wm. Fadden, Fever sham. FOR SALE House and lots for sale in Flesher- ton, the estate of the late Mrs. M. Philips.â€" O. W. Phillips, Flesherton. CHAIN LOST Will the party who took the logg- ing chain from the mill at Fevershani kindly return it at once, as they *i't known, and save further trouble. ANOTHER PAIR OF SKATES Here is another good hockey outfit size 8. C.C.M. skates and boots. A real bargain. Can be seen at the Advance office. WOOD WANTED Any quantity and any length of body wood or buzz wood wanted, communicate with F. G. Wright P'lesherton, or phone The Advance Of- fice. HOUND LOST Black and white fox hound, with tan head. Answers to name of Ben. Supposer to be in Priceville or Dur- ham district. Finder please notify W. Graham, phone 39 Markdale. TIRE CHAIN LOST Tire chain lost between Maxwell and John Robertson's on Sunday even- ine:, l^ecember 16. Finder please communicate with John Stephen oi Maxwell. FOR SALE OR RENT Blacksmith shop, stable and frame- hou§e, together with small orchard, for sale or rent at Vandeleur. Ap- ply to Robt. Richardson, Flesherton, phone 33 r 4. BLANKET LOST Bro'wn duck horse blanket, bet-ween Fjesherton and the O.D.R. on Tues- day, December 11th. Finder please notify W. R. Meads, R.R. No. 3, Price- ville. STEER STRAYED FARM FOR SALE Good farm for sr.le lu Proton Sta- tion, si.x and a half miles from Flesherton, 121 acres more or less mostly cleared, bank barn 58x60, well 'wateied, frame house. Price $1,800. â€" WM. HAY. Proton Station. Red and white steer strayed, is 2" years old, with horns, white on face with streak of Jersey around nose. Anyone knowing of the whereabouts of this steer please notify Lewi* Genoci Eugenia, phone 7-.' r 21. HOG FOR SERVICE Registered Berkshire hog, govern- ment inspected. Terms f 1.00 if paid within 2 months, over that time |2.0O. â€"Laurie Pedlar. HOG FOR SERVICE Young Yorkshire hog, purebred and government inspected; terms: casb 75c.; charged |1.0©. â€" ,WES. SMITH, Rock Mills. BOAR FOR SERVICE Registered Yorkshirt Boar for aer- vice by Flesherton Bacon Hog Club, the property of the Ontario Depart- ment of Agriculture. ~C. STEWART. Careteker. BUSINESS CARDS DR. R. W. LINDSAY Feversham - 'Phone 1 7 r 3 Office 10-12 a.m. 7-8 p.in. ".•\iu I good enough f-jr you?" sighed i,.> f(.nd lover. "No, said Ihe girl cnndidly, "you'ri. !i,;t; but you're too good for any olhei -â- .;1." I!:>n. L. Micaulay former Minis- Mr of Highways, saja he will Rsk ,v!',?n t'io legislature oi>en.^ how • -any car.f cvativ.?? havo Iwsn fiv<jd rd how mniv I.;bor!>ls have been ppointcl. 1 Jn.; gcntlcmat shiv.ilil Vnv, â- â€¢â- <•'• M rv'.H by innings. '? NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS Fishing, Hunting and Trapf.ir.;: nn Ivots 176, 177 and Part of Lot 178 S \V. ami Lot 178 N.E., stric»Jy forbid- tlon. All dogs found running a. large on the above property will bt shot. By order of â€" THOS. J. STLVSON. Logs Wanted By Duihar.i t'uvniture Co., Ltd. rtov'k Mills. - Logs must b«r l-S-rnche? at the ton end, sound, smooth and -straight, cut out of line tiniber, 12 feet long. Fo'r prices and particu- lars enquire at the Mill Office. â€"DURHAM FURNITURE Co. Ltd. DR. A. E. LITTLE DENTIST At Thomson house, Feversham. every Friday. Extraction and plate work. From 10.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.^ Residence: Eugenia; Phone: Fever- sham 5 r 42. AUCTIONEER Wi!i. Kaittintr, auctioneer for faroi .ind stock -sale,'; a speciality, terms: 1 per cent., with small sales at cor- re.<ponding low prices according tc size. Make dates by phoning 43 r 11 or at The Advance office. Prince Arthur Lodge No. 333, A.P *A.M., meets in the Fraternal Hall, Fle.thcrton, e'ery Friday on or before the full moon. W- M., R. W. Piper. SecTet<«ry, H. A, UcCaaiey. I . t 1 .• i ^ I â- i