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n^mHMWMRr'^ Wednesday. May 19, 1937 THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE i.'^'t.'? THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE Published on Collingrwood Street, Flesherton, Wednesday of each week. Circulation over 1000, Price in Canada $2.00 oer year, when paid in advance |l.gO; in U. S. A. |2. per year, when paid in advance $2.00. W. H. THURSTON. Editor. F. T THURSTON, Associate Editor MAXWELL ROCK MILLS Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Belts and fam- ily and Mrs. Badgerow spent Coron- ation Day with relatives in Walker- ton. Mry. Jos. Croft and Marion, visited the week end with her son, .\rr. Mur- ron Croft, wife and family at Mac- IntjTe. Misses Florence and Marjorie New- ell spent the holiday at the home of their uncle, Mr. Chas. Newell. Mr. Thos. Bt'tts and daughters. Misses Edith and .Mabel, visited re- cently with fri.'nds at Bethel. Mr. Chas. Newell sold a prood driv- ing horse last week to Mr, Henry Tudor of Eugenia. The Ladies' Aid will meet this Wednesday afteinoon at the home of Mrs. Sam Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tudor and dau(;htcr Anna of Eugenia were vis- itors on .Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Newell. Mr. Ned Croft is having a new kitchen built and other repairs done to his house on the farm. Mr. John McDonald of Flesherton is doing the job and commenced this week. Mr. Leslie Chard had the misfor- tune to have his arm broken on Sun- day. The-Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. Louis Kerton on Thurs- day, May 13th. The roll call was re- sponded to by invitations for next year's meetings. It >.vRs the annual meeting of the Institute, the formei' officers were re-elected, namely: Mrs. (!('(). Koss, I'lesident; i.M'Iss Carrie Keriiahan, Vice-Pres.; Mrs. C. Long, Treasurer; Mrs. Wm. Seel- ey SiecnetaJ'y; Mrs. Clarence Win- ters assistant secretary; Mrs. Buck- ingham, Mis. L. Kerton and -Mrs. Ad- am, directors; Mrs. pJd. Seeley, dis- triit director. It wa.s decided to hold a euchre and dance on the 4th of June. The hostes.s served a dainty lunch. .Sorry to report Mrs. John Poole very low at the time of writing. Mr. and Mrs. R. Priestly and Jewel spent Sunday with friends in Wiarton. Mr. Levi Uuckett lost a valuable horse recently. The United Church Sunday School will meet at 11 a.m. for the summer months. Mis. H. Down of F'lesherton visited with her daugliter, Mrs. VVilhert Poole I'eiently. CEYLON VICTORIA DAY LONG WEEK-END FARES Between all points in Canada and to certain destination.^ in the United States A HEALTH aEKVICC OF THE CANADIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION AND LIFE IMSUNANCC COMPANIES IN CANADA MINERALS Chief Alton (;hief Alton, Registered Clydesdale Stallion, No. 27481 will be for service at his own stable, Lot 14, Con. 10, O.sprey for season of 1937. Fee $8.00. Phone Feversham 7 r 23.â€" H. J. Courvoisier. Fare' and One-Quarter For the round trip Tickets jfood going any time from noon Friday, May 21, un- til 2.00 p.m. Monday, May 24, 1937. Return Limit to leave destination not later than mid- night Tuesday, May 25, 1937. MINIMUM SPKCI.AL FARE â€" 2!>c For fares and information ask any Railway Ticket Agent. Canadian Pacific Miss Mildred Risk spent the week end with friends near Flesherton. Mr. and Mrs. Archer and Mts. Adams, also Mrs. Harvey Griffin, To- ronto, were visitors last Wednesday with Mrs. W. ^Vhite. .Mrs, ildidoii Stuart is visiting in Toronto. Mrs. J. B. Cummins, Oshawa, is visiting on the South Line. .Mrs. Clara Wiley. .Markdale, Mr. â- iiiil Mrs. tJordon Wiley and daughter, Wodehouee, were recent callers at the home of Mr. Geo. Cairns. Misses Louise and Florence Boyce visited at their home on the 8th line on Sunday. Mrs. H. (Ml. Coleman returned to Owen Sound Thursday, after spending the past week at Mr. J. F. Collinson's. Mr. and Mrs. M. Raney and Jean Southampton and Mr. and Mrs. H. Bailey, Shrigley, spent Sunday with Mrs. D. Macphail. Mr. and Mrs. R. Rutledge and fam- ily, Holland Centre and Mr. Clarence Marshall, Toronto, were Sunday vis- itors with iMV. and Mrs. Fred Mar- shall. < The May meeting and election of officers for 1937â€"38 of the Women's Institute will be held at Mrs. Knox's home On Thursday at 8 p.m.. May 20. Lunch committee: Mrs. H. Piper, Miss Dora Stewart. Mr. Wm. Dent and Mr. Cameron, Oakville, were callers on Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Collinson on Friday. HAD BEEN FINED When minerals are mentioned people naturally think of gold and silver. Fortunately we don't have to eat gold and silver to keep well, but we need to eat a fair amount of other minerals, especially calcium and iron. We re- qire a great deal of calcium to keep our bones »"<! teeth in good condition and also our body functioning proper- ly. The drinking of plenty of milk and eating of vegetables generously will provide enough calcium. The state of children's teeth is a good In (iicatioii of how well they are fed not how abundantly but how intelligently. To build good red blood requires plenty of iro>i. Fortunately we have quite a number of common foods that have considerable iron in them, such as whol(. wheat, spinach, farina, ap- ricots, liver, potatoes, oatmeal and carrots. Other foods have some iron, but these we mention are the best pro- viders of iron. We waste a lot of these precious food minerals by pouring them down the sink, for they come out of the food into the water in which they are cooked. So be sure to cook your vegetables in as little water as you [â- an and save the cooking water for soup or sauce or gravy. If the veg- etables can be baked or cooked in a waterless cooker, so much the better. A good safe way to make sure of an all round diet is as follows. Spend as much on milk, cheese and other milk products as you spend on meat, fish and eggs, and spend the other third on fioiit and vegetables, and see that you get plenty of variety. To some this plan may sound extravagant, but it will be a good investment in family I health and happiness. Above all. don't try to save money by depriving yourself or your family of the neces- sary foods. CALVADOS DAPPLE GREY PERCHERON will be at the following places: McINTYRE â€" Farm of Arnold Wode house for Thursday night. MAXWELL â€" At Ed. Seeley's Fri- day afternoon. FLESHERTON â€" At G. B. Welton's for Friday night. VICTORIA CORNERS â€" At Milton Bannon's Saturday noon. Terms â€" $10.00 to insure mare with foal, payable Feb. 15, 1938. All mares must be regularly returned to the horse. Parties disposing of mares during the time will be held respon- sible for insurance. Great care will be taken to avoid accidents, but should any occur they will be at the risk of the owners of mares. All colts will remain property of the owner of the horse until service fee is paid. All fees from services in 1936 can be paid to the groom. â€"CHESTER MILLS, Owner Dundalk R. R. No. 3 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦i j i H 1 1 t I ********** ** ** ****************** * ** FREE! FREE! FREE! I Craigie Lord Roberts Craigie Lord Robert's (20805) Im- ported Clydesdale Stallion, will leave his own table Monday. May 17, Pi-o- ceeding to Sam McLean's for noon, thence to Edward Gilkes, Hopeville, for night. Tuesday, Frank Hendry's for noon, Tom McLeod's. Dundalk, for night. Wednesday, Jim Ferris' for noon, Harry Hannon's, Badjeros for night. Thursday, Bill Scutt's for noon, Percy Lougheed's for night, Friday. Roy Lyons' for noon, Robt. Acheson's, Proton, for night. Owner and Manager â€" John Lougheed, Dun- dalk â€" Phone 2-1 on 56. (Preserve for reference) i GENERAL MOTORS i TALKING I iPICTURES: Flesherton Town Hall ilThurs., May 20th il at 8.00 p.m. COMEDIES AND EDUCATIONAL FILMS W Featuring" "NATION BUILDERS" "A GREAT CAR" "SAFETY FILMS" 4 COMEDIES %*** Sponsored by D. McTavish & Son General Motors Dealers **** * t* * ************ ** ** ** ******i< ** t %******** * »* A meek little man was in court for a minor offence. "Weie you over in trouble before?'' asked the judge. "Well, er â€" er," was the hesitating reply. "I kept a library book too long onie and was- fined ten cents.' â€" Ex- change. PROTON STATION Spring specials Permanents Now Reduced l':i'.(U'I..\R S2.5(), S.l.iO ;in(l .S.rOO REDUCED TO $L95, $2.50 and $3.50 This offer will continue indefinite^. Isobel Rovve's Beauty Parlor Phone 27 FLESHERTON, ONT. Va SUPERIOR STORES GROCERY SPECIALS THIS WEEK \\ PEANUT lariTKK, large jars 23c \\ '{• J'L\K SALMON, large size 3 for 28c ;; i CANNED WHITE CORN 3 tins for 28c ;; : TOILET TISSUE, Rvir. lOc 3 for 22c :: : C'lL^SE & S.\NBORN COl-I'l-K 39c & 49c ;; (Ground while U wait) : ROSE B.\KiN(; rowoEH, tails 14c :: PINEAPPLE SEASON Rir.llT .\T ITS lU'ST Buy now while assortment is bigger and better Men's Work Hoots and I''inc Shoes, a real jifood variety. Meats and Vegetables our Specialty. C. J. KENNEDY Phone 37 We Deliver 4^^*****,^J^********^•^^^-*******^'*'^^*** Rev- Mr. Service of Flesherton took the work last Sunday on the Proton ehaiire and delivered ex- cellent sermons, also dispensed sac- rament at each appointment. Mr. A. McKaye supplied for Mr. Service. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Harrison, a recently niariied young couple, have moved into the home with Mr. Geo. Sherson, and his mother. They will, we understand, take charge of the farm work and the house work. We .join with others in wishing Mr. and .Mrs. Harrison much happiness and pi-osperit.v. Mr. and Mrs. Prossei-, who have liecii at Proton for a couple of weeks, ai'e visiting at Keswick. Mr, Clark Wyville and friend. Miss McMullen, Mrs. Burton and daugh- ter •lane, all of Toronto, were week end guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wyville. Mr. Thos. Wyville is still quite ill. Mr. Joseph Watson is carrying the mail fi'oni the station to the post office (luring hi,s illness. Mi.ss (iirtnide Iri.sh is at her home lure at present. Mrs. Wes, Dover and Mrs. Lome Hodgin spent the week end in To- ronto. Mr, 1. .Stainsby is working in Dur- ham. ,., for ECONOMICAL TRANSPORTATION (Last week's Items) (iod Rave the King. "Mother's Day" was observe<l in the churches here last Sunday. Mr. Thomas Wyville is ill at pres- ent. Mr. Firman Irish is still not very well, though somewhat improved. Mr. and .Mrs. Consley, who have been veiy poorly all winter, are foel- inu' belter with the approach of s|iring. Mr.s. Sherson .Sr., Proton Station's oldest mother is with Us still, frail, but biiirhl at the wondei-fiil age of D.'i years. Mrs. Corbett Sr., who has spent the winter in the homes of her child- ren, has returned to her own home in the village. .Mr, Neil McCannel went to Mark- dale hospital on Sunda.v, and had an external growth removed. lie re- turned home on Monday evening. An election for school trustee took place at Proton Station a month ago. The candidates for the office were Mr. Neil McCanneli and Mr. Sainucl Batchelor, The latter winning the contest with four of a ma.iority. This election was considered invalid be- cause some of the voters names were not on the voters list. Another was arranged for last Saturday, Eighty nine votes were polled, Mr. Batchelor winning again with a ma.iority of eleven votes. Charity 'often means thm we are willing to pass the hat if other- peo- ple will fill it. -A Kansas newspaper has found n man who lived to tell the tale after being cast on a desert island without food. He happened to have his in- curance "ilicv in Viis pocket s.nd it )in.| enough pro^siona in it to keep him slive until he was rescued. â€" Exchange The Complete Cat Completely Neut Wa/r/i costs, when you're deciding on your new car! Comiiare jirices, gasoline mileage, oil eeou- oniy, upkeep expenses . . , and you'll choose Chevrolet, the ear thai inspired the famous phrase, "for Econoniieul Traiisportalion". Look out for vnliios, too! Compare features, and you'll never take less for your money than Clievro- let offers, linisteel Turret Top Bodies hy Fisher, for beauty and protection. Self-energiziup Hydrau- lic Brakes for nafety. Valve-in-IIead Engine for per- formance with thrift. Knee-Action (in Ma.ster De Luxe models) for the matchless "gliding ride". Fisher No-Uraft Ventilation for health, and clear vision in wet weather. Safety glass in every win- dow for peace of mind. See â€" driveâ€" the complete ear in the lowest price field today! Buy on low monthly payments, through the General Motors Instalment Plan. UNISTEEL TURRET TOP BODIES BY FISHER CHEVROLET D. McTAVlSH & SON, FLESHERTON, ONTARIO $ 745 Miittvr 2-Paaaentitf Busi- ness Coupe delivered at itictory, Oshawa, Qoverrt- nivnt taxes. I'.ense nnd hi^i/Uii addithnat. (Prices subject to chan^t without notice. > C-I37B*