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THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE Wednesclav. October 20, 1937 t^ ♦ â-  <. t->' K/-=" ^:'' VICTORIA CORNERS On Thursday evening a number of the neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Stinaon met at their home to welcome Mrs. Stinaon to our neighborhood and :to wish them all kinds of happiness and success. During the evening the following address was read by Mrs. Maud Acheson and presentation made by Mrs. Charlie Best and Mrs. George Ludlow: Dear Ernie and Helen: We, you neighbors, take much pleasure in gathering at your home this evening for the purpose of spend- ing a social evening with you and offering you our congratulations on your recent marriage. We have all learned to admire your estimable qualities, Helen, during the past four years when you patiently guided and taught our little band of children at our childhood school, old No. 4, we are pleased that you have chosen to make your home in our midst and we extend to you the hand of welcome and friendship. You Ernie, who have grown to â- manhood amongst us, have always proved a good neighbor in every way and we feel sure that the same friend- ly co-operation shown by you and your wife with us all in the pa?t wil' continue through the coming years BUCKINGHAM (Intended for Last Week) The Thanksgiving service in the church here on Sunday, October 10th was well attended considering several neighboring churches also held special services. Rev. Orr preached a very appropriate sermon and a male quin- tette composed of Messrs. John and Jas. Hudson, Stewart McMullen and Russell and Burton Hudson favoured the congregation by singing an old favourite, "Steal away." Miss Minerva Conn R.N'., left last week to accept a position on the nurs- ing staff of a hospital in Peakskill, N'ew York. The Community Club meets this Wednesday afternoon, October 13, at the home of Mrs. Jas. Hudson. Mr. and Mrs. Neil McDermid, Rob Roy, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cox. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Davidson, with their daughter, Beryl and friend of Toronto, spent the week end and hol- iday with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Davidson. Messrs W. J. Conn and Jas. Hudson have commenced logging operations in a bush purchased from Mr. Jas. Gillies. Several men and two teams are busy cutting and skidding the logs while Mr. Wm. Kerton and Mr. H. PRICEVILLE As a token of our good will we ask Thornbury are trucking them to a mill you to accept these blankets and this ' in Hanover. roasting pan and we all join in extend- J<g to you both our best wishes for long years of happy and prosperous wedded life. Signed on behalf of the community George Lud)ow Charlie Best The ladies of the W. A. held their October meeting at the home of Mrs. Lome Nicol on Wednesday. Mrs. Albert Stinson is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Mel. Hawes of Bright. Miss Vernice Cowles of Toronto is visiting at Milton Bannon's. Mr. Wm. Moore spent a couple of days in Toronto. (Intended for Las* Week) Inistioge held a very successful an- niversary on Sunday. We were de- lighted with Rev. Mr. Eagle, a former pastor, of Toronto in the morning and evening. In the afternoon. Mi-s. Eagle gave us a message as only Mrs. Eagle could give it. The choir •was much complimented on its music Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Stinson return- ed last week from their honeymoon. We welcome Mrs. Stinson back as a permanent resident and neighbor. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stinson have moved to their former home. Mr. Mel. Hawes of Bright spent Thanksgiving week end at Mr. .^^Ibeit Stinson's. Mrs. Hawes and Mary who have been hero for a couple of weeks returned to their home with him. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Coon and two children of Acton spent Thanksgiving •week end at the home of Mr. and Mr?. Albert Stinson. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Killi".s and son Gordon also Ronnie Milns of Smithville, Mr. and Mrs. .Allen Par- son and son Burton, Toronto, vi.^itod at Chas. Moore's. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goode, Toronto, â- v^ere spending part of their honey- moon at Russell Linton's. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Linton spent the week end at Mrs. Linton's ris- ters, Mrs. Harold Cooke of Barrow- Bay. Mr. and Mrs. George Ludlow at- tended the funeral of Miss Kate Rich- ardson at Clinton. Misses Verna and Bemice Hudson visited at their home here over the holiday. Miss Lillian Walters and Miss Lil- lian Price of Toronto spent Thanks- giving with friends here. EAST MOUNTAIN Threshing is all done in this locality before the weather gets too cold. Miss Dorothy Genoe returned to To- ronto last Saturday after spending the past couple of months with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Genoe. Mr. Harold Johnson spent the week end at his parental home near Flesh- erton. Mrs. J. Wickens of Kimberley was a recent visitor with her daughter. Mrs. Art. Idle. We are sorrj- to report Mrs. Sara Smart still in poor health. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. N'oble Ward and Mr. and Mrs. Clif- ford Ward all of Kimberley who were recently married. Miss Bemice Harbottle of Flesher- ton High School was home over the week end. , Miss Mabel Thompson of Clarks- burg was a recent visitor at h«r home. Mrs. Thompson of ActoM is also vis-, iting her brother-in-law. Mr. J. H. Thompson and family. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. G. McMullen were Mr. and Mrs. Silas McAuslan, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Faw- cett, Irene and Vemon all of Kimber- ley, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brackenbury and Marjorie. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brackenbury. Mrs. Rob«rt McMullen. all of Flesherton. Mrs. .T. Paul .f Khedir*, g«,k., yij ited Mrs. D. Geno«. READ THE "SMALL ADVTS^ Miss Margaret Scaife of Toronto was a welcome visitor for a we«k with her cousin. Miss Evelyn McDermid. who returned with her on Saturday for the winter in Toronto. Rev. H. E. Wright gave a fine syn- opsis on Sunday of the life and work of St. Columba, whom our church is named after. The date of his birth was 521. In the sixth century in Donegal, Ireland, he was detained at Tours on his way to Jerus.ilem. He had the reputation of being a great financier. lona and Islay, Scotland, were the scene of his early work, reaching out to Northemland. Eng- land, France, Switzerland and Italy. He died at the age of 76 and was as- sociated with the Waldenses for some time, who have the reputation of be- ing largely responsible for the pres- ervation of the Christian religion. The whole continent of Europe was ben- efitted thereby. The showery weather, (each one has their share of it) militates again- st the raising of potatoes, and one small field of barley, but hope springs eternal in the human breast. Mrs. W. G. McBride purposes mov- ing to Flesherton with her two boys, to accommodate them in their studies at High School there. The move Is a good one for the boys. The sta- tion will be attended to as usual by the agent here, from early morning to five p.m. Six others from here are in attendance at High School in Flesherton. ♦ VANDELEUR ROCK .MILLS FOWL SI PPER .\ fowl supper will be held in Rock Mills Baptist School room on Thurs- day, Oct. 28th. Supper from 6 to S p.m., followed by a good program of music and song, also a play entitled, "Thanksgiving Ann", will be given by the Durham Baptist Young People. .Admission: ^5c and 25c. *llllll<»>» 1 9***9************** * ********* * tf H ****** '^:<t J ; X. - ^ There is Money;: in Poultry But How Can We Get It: Out of Them? -'%V;'^ ^- -â-  USE 'â-  â- â- 'â- ''-' ^ â-  ^ MASTER LAYING MASH MASTER RED HEAD LAYING MASH MASTER POULTRY CONSENTRATE SHUR-GAIN BIG 50 CONSENTRATE : MEAT MEAL BONE MEAL POULTRY SPECIFIC ROOST PAINT WORM POWDER AND WORM TABLETS I AND HAVE ECGS TO SELL WHEN THE PRICE IS HIGH \ Osprey & Artemesia Co-aperative Co., Ltd. I \ ; : FLESHERTON The Holdfast U.F.W.O. Club meet- ing was held on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Henry Tucker, with 18 present. Mrs. Wm. Beaton presided over the meeting in a very capable manner. The roll call was an- swered by a donation to Mrs. Wood's family. Many useful donations were received. Considerable business was dealt with. Mr. F. R, Oliver was the guest speaker jnd gave a very interesting and helpful address which was thoroughly enjoyed. Miss Mae- phail was also present and read an in- teresting article. Lunch was served by the hostess and her assistants and a social time was spent over the tea cups. The November meeting will be held at the home of Miss May Stew- art, Miss Delia Macphail, Toronto, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Bradey Ir- win. Mr. and Mrs. Hector McLean spent last week visiting with her daughter. -Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hill. Fergus, and attended the plowing match. Mr. Dave Hincks and Beth visited n Sunday at Mr. Wm. McLeod's. Mr. Calsb Marshall and Miss Jean .VIcl,eau, Toronto, spent the week end It Mr. Hector McLean's. Mr. Lauchie McKinnon accompanied them back on Sunday evening to stje his sister, Mi-s. Chas. McKinnon, who isn't very well. Miss Marj'-aie Brown has gone to Toronto to attend Business College. Mr. and Mrs. McLean and son vis- iteii on Sunday at Mr. Ro»» Smith's. Bugania. Mrs. Geo. McLellan returned •n Sunday with her husband, after spend- ing over a weuk with her sister, Mrs. D. Campbell and other friends. Mr. Murray McMillan, Toronto, is visiting at his home. Mr. Knox of Knox College, Toronto, occupied the pulpit on Sunday in St. .Andrew's church and was a splendid speaker. Mr. and Mrs. D. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sturrock and A. L. Hincks attended the plowing match at Fergus on Friday. Messrs. Dan. L. Mc- Arthur and J. .\. N'iohol were there Thursday and all enjoyed the outing. Mr. and Mrs. .\. L. Hincks and fam- ily visited Wednesday with her sister. Mrs. Jack Calder. Holstein. (Intended for Laat week) At the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hutchinson, on Monday, October 4th, Mr. J. W. WLlHamson passed quietly away. His death was due to the in- firmities of old age. He had lived with his daughter, Mrs. Hutchinson, here for the past four years, the past | year being bedfast. His remains were ' removed to Toronto where the funeral \ services were held on Wednesday last. I Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilhamson of ! Toronto visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. ! G. Hutchinson last week and attended I the funeral of the latter's father in | Toronto. j Mrs. W. G. Hutchinson and Beverly I attended the funeral of the late Mr, Williamson in Toronto on Wednesday last. Mr. and Mrs. Farquhar Oliver were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis. Mrs. W. Walter and daughter of Toronto visited with Mr. and Mrs. A. Barban. Mr. and Mrs. Wise, Mrs. Thompson and Rev. G. Brown of Orangeville visited with Mr. and Mrs. H. Thomp- son recently. Master Donald Johnson is receiv- ing treatment in the hospital in To- ronto following the infantile paral- ysis. Mrs. Clive Dolan attended a party held in Markdale in honour of her grandmother who was celebrating her 82nd birthday recently. Mr. Sam Shaw is assisting Mr. F. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sewell and Carman attended the Owen Sound fair on Tuesday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Graham visited at Shrigley on Sunday. Pricevilie Store News BLANKETS AND YARNS Now is the time to buy your Woollen and Flannel- ette Blankets. We have beauties at attractive prices. A full selection of Colors in Monarch Dove Knitt- ing Yarns, Scotch Fing-ering- and Wheeling' Yarns. Let us supply you. Men's Black Rubber All Kinds of Over Rubbers Boots auid Overshoes Special / $2.19 \M ' e V 1 . oi I Chinaware and Crockery Men s 6 Eyelet Black Rubbers N'ever have we had such <;pg(;iai '^1.79 ^ splendid assortment of gift china, glassware and Boys' 5 Eyelet Black household dishes. Come Rubbers in and see our lovely dis- Special SI. 59 play. Fred G, Karstedt Pricevilie ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Hawton, Fev- ersham, announce the engagement of their daughter. Marion, to Mr. George Sled, son of Mr. Thos. Sled, Flesher- ton, the marriage to take place the last of October. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Moore, Vic- toria Corners, wish to announce the engagement of their second daughter, .Myrtle Frances to Gordon Graham Ward of Toronto, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Ward of Wiaiton. The wedding to take place early in November. KEEP YOUR ANIMALS IN TIP TOP CONDITION >^ PEARSONS YarmHemedles „ j What does it cost you when your horses are not In shape to work? . . when the hogs are not showing the benefits of their feed? , . when animals and poultry are ridden by vermin? These dead losses are preventable. Farmers who use Pearson's Famous British Specifics have piyjved that it is possible to keep their stock in tip top condition. All of Pear-jon's Specifics are scientifically correct remedies for nuiny animal ailments. PLAY .VT MX. ZION (Intended for Last Week) The W. M. S. and W. H. societies will be held on Tuesday, October 19 at the home of Mrs. J. .\. Nichol. Lunch Com.: Mrs. .-V. B. McArthur, Mrs. Jim Sturrock, Mrs. Dan Camp- bell, Mrs. A. L. Hincks. "The Rebellion of Youth" will be '. presented by the Maxwell Dramatic Club at Mt. Zion Church on Tuesday. ' October 26th, under the auspices of .Mt. Zion W. .\. Music between acts. .-Admission: 25c and 15 cents. goose at Mr. Henry Tucker's. The Taylor family, Mr. and Mrs. I Smith and Delbert, Flesherton, Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Smith and family. Toronto, spent Thanksgiving at Mr. .\llie McLean's. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Tucker and fam- ily visited on Monday evening at A. L. Hincks'. Visitors on Sunday at the home of Chas. Tucker were: Mr. Dave Hincks and Beth, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tuck- er and family. Mr. Ivan Hincks, Eg- remont and Thos. Hincks, Toronto. 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Dundalk: Mr. and Mrs. Art Richardson and family, Swinton Park; Mr. and Mrs. Harrj- Pedlar and son Dick of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McCtjllvray and Jean and Mr. Frank Watson, Paisley wore visitors the first of the week at Mr. Alex. Carson's. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sturrock and family visiteil friends at Hopeville on Sunday. Mr«. Geo. Haw. Swinton Park, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jack Mc- Meekin. Mr. and Mrs. Findlay MacCuaig and family, Mulock, ate Thanksgiving pa ^ EkU-Sm W^^i Stan FIELD'S 'Stands tLn,tK\iinLMt- Underwlar Strenuous Wear" Stanfield's Unshrinkable Underwear, Heavy Ribbed all wool Shirts and Drawers in Blue, Red and Gold Label quaJities. Light, Medium and Heavy Combinations in Buttoned and Button- less styles. All sizes. FLEECE LINED UNDERWEAR, MERINO UNDERWEAR. NATURAL WOOL UNDERWEAR All Reasonably Priced. t ? ? ? 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