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Wedncstl-iy, October 20, 1937 SOUTH GREY VOTE ARTBMESIA Jaiulfson Oliver Orange Valley 41 81 Fleshorton 25 92 Proton SUtion 61 44 g Ceylon 51 117 ' Prlcevlllft 64 IBO'*' VandPleur 24 75 Eugenia 75 155 Portlaw 43 %% 384 746 Majority for Oliver 362 BENTINCK Tol)piniory 22 48 f'larks 78 54 Mutton Hill 86 56 No. 4, Allan Park .... 135 64 ("anipbfll's Corners .. 43 76 No. 6, Ivamlash 47 129 No. 7. Loul.so 58 69 No. 8, Elmwood 33 129 502 615 Majority for Oliver 113. EGREMONT Allan's 103 S5 Oromore 40 114 No. 3. Holsteln 113 199 Yeovil 30 144 P Ml. K.|>/«t 27 119 D.uivjf 42 84 /'j â- ' ♦ • 355 745 , Majority for Oliver 390 EUPHRASIA Duncaa 29.', 31 Hcathcote 54 70 Falrmount 52 20 KImberley 73 95 Rocklyn ....'. 98 55 lU-averdale 34 34 Cherfy atove 73 67 Gorlhg .,...- 132 47 Wodehouse ,"V.'.." 2 3 .")."> '5*S 464 . Ma'jority for Jamle«on 104 GbENELQ South Glenelg ...'. 124 83 The Glen 33 104 Harrhead 82 124 Klllson's 42 82 Township Hall 55 102 336 495 Majority for Oliver 159 THE FLESHERTON ADVANCft^ HOLLAND \rnott 40 10th Line 96 Berkeley 190 Moggie 43 82 77 61 117 **i^******' > *^^ A '* A '*** ** ** ^ ' ** ' ^ *** i^ *** * * * * * * A ' * *********^^ Fall Days Arc I Here Again . . AND YOU WILL NEED- STOVE PIPES, ELBOWS, DAMPERS, STOVE BOARDS, RANGES and HEATERS HUNTING NEEDS Sinp:Ic and DoiihU- liarrcl Shot (ains, Winchcter, Sav- at^e and Rciiiinj^ton 22 calihrt* Rifles; also Browningf slide-action 22 Rifles. Shot Oun Shells and 22 Ammunition Roof Coating, Roofing, Building Paper, Cement, Axes, ! Saws, Hammers, Auger Bits. Flashlights & Batteries ! Frank W. Duncan Phone 54 FLESHERTON : : ♦ ♦♦»»»4»»»»»»»»»»». H .»4i»».>»ii»»4 "H"l"H" l-*-l"H"H"MH"M"H"»i- Holland Centre 137 78 Massle 42 68 548 483 Majority for Jamlesou 65 NORMANBY AlHfeldt .'O 89 Ayton 182 171 NeuHtadt 22 113 Hampden 69 72 Dlyth's 82 67 McPhee'8 20 58 Roblnaon'a 53 47 467 617 Majority for Oliver 150 OSPREY Wareham 47 29 Maxwell 81 109 Fevershara 95 84 Slnghampton 47 52 Molntyre 43 64 Rob Roy 23 85 Badjeros 65 69 Hathertnn 26 27 Lady Bank 16 49 443 568 Majority for Oliver 135 PROTON Cedarvllle 66 81 Hopevllle 30 154 Swinton Park 58 138 Ventry 34 65 Dundalk 74 35 Kingscole 14 88 Glennie's 33 58 Proton Station 43 40 342 659 Majority for Oliver 317 SUMMARY Jainif'son Oliver Artemesla 384 746 Bentinck 502 615 KKri»monl 355 745 Euphrasia 5«8 4li4 Glenelg 336 495 Holland 548 483 N'ormanby 467 017 O.sprry 443 .i«8 Proton 342 659 Chatsworth 85 106 Dundalk 208 164 Durham SIO 219 Flesherton 134 127 Hanover 479 989 Markdali.' 302 177 Neustadl 39 127 6002 7301 Majority for Oliver 1299. When a pirl says she doesn't like a brass band .she may not be think- ing of music. Y THE STORE J F. T. Hill 4 Cc, Limited ^ """"""= *^ OCTOBER SALE Bargains for Every Alert Shopper WITH SERVICE *t*** I I I I I 1 1 1' »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ T t T ? X ? ? ? ? t ? ? ? y ? ? t ? T ? J T I t ? ? J ? ? I CHAIN STORES MARKDALE, Ont POWER SAVES YOU A LOT OF MONEY % ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ > ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ t % T y t t WOMEN'S & MISSES' COATS Smart Xc-w \\ intiT Coat?^, Satin lined and intcrliiu'd td the waist in twrcds and j)lain cdotlis. \ alucs ytm wiH i)a\- as hiKli as .Sii.3() lor. Your Choice at $15.95 LADIES' DRESSES In Silk Cu-pc, in iilaiii and I'aiuy culois. Sizes 14t<)4i in tlu- l')l. X'aliu-s nj) ('> S4.95. Clearing at $2.45 per garment LADIES' FELT HATS All tin- new season's styles in felts and Specially Priced from $1.69 to $3.93 CHILDREN'S BOTANY WOOL HOSE at 25c Nearly alj shades in this line. Sizes 4yi to 7y>. KcKnIar value 35c and .VA;. Special per pr. 25c WOMEN'S WINTER WEIGHT HOSE 25 dozun fine ([tiality hose in all the ii09(.\ shades in Wool and Cotton Mix- tures. Extra Value at 25c pr. CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR t T T ? T t In l)oi'skni cloths. Real MEN'S HEAVY FALL AND WINTER WORK SHIRTS also nlaids, extra heavv t \alties in this showiii*;'. J Priced from 95c to $1.25 V MEN'S PURE WOOL UNDERWEAR |» 20 do/.. Dodd's Knit Pure VN'ool Under- *t* wear. .Sizes .V) to 44 in shirts and 34 ^^ to 42 in drawers, X^ A real buy at $1.29 per garment J^ MEN'S FLEECE LINED UNDER- ^' WEAR T X T t t t ? ? t A >^()o(I assortment of Vests and Draw- ^^ ers for f?irls. Sizes 24 to 32. ♦|» Eixcellent value at 39c a garment Y MEN'S & BOYS' PULLOVERS ♦> «♦ A lar>.re ranj^e from which to olumse til ♦» both wool and wool and cotton inixtnrc. *V* Specially priced from $1.25 to $4.95 I'RFMl' ROAST BKKF, no. hones. 17c lb I fenvv weight. iiiottK'd finish. Special per garment 75c GROCERY SPECIALS HILL'S TOP VALUES IN FOOD .\(). 4 PKAS 2 tins for 19c CANN1«:D WIllTK CORN 2 for Wc CANNED TOMATOES 2/2 size 2 at 19c BULK COCOA 2 lbs. for 25c BLACK COOK INC KIOS 3 lbs. for 25c ♦♦♦ \VI1]<:AT I'LAKi:.^ 5 Ib. pkg. for .... 25c CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S CANNED .SOUPS 4 tins for 25c TOMATO Jl'lCE 2U oz. size 2 for ... l'9c Plv\KK NAPTITA S(X\P 5 for 19c P( )RK Sf BEANS 2 big tins for .... • 19c Jl-^WKL SHORTlvMMU. 1 lb. block 13c ^f JEWEL SlTORTENlxr. 4 lb. block 50c % T ♦I* t t t Mr. Jos. Duncan i.s spending a cuuple of days in Toronto. Mrs. W. A. Armstrong ia vis;itlii8 in Toronto this week. Miss Beatrice Thistlethwaite ^ponl the week end in Toronto. Mrs. W. Moore is visiting friends in Toronto. Misses Enez and Audrey Brown spent the week end in Toronto. Mrs. J. G. Coleridge of Kingsvillo spent the past week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. McTavish. Mrs. R. Porteous is undergome treatment in the Owen Sound ho-ipital for rheumatism. Rev. G. R. Sej"vice conducted an- niversary services in Stayner United Church on Sunday. Miss Irene McDonald and Mr. ana Mrs. Wm. Patton of Toronto spent the week end in town. . ,.â-  • Miss Marie McKechnie and Mr. Thompson of Toronto spent the week end at the former's parental home. Mr. Fred McTavish of Regina, Mr. Stewart McTavish and son and Dan McTavish of Oshawa visited on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. D. McTavish. Mr. and Mrs. .1. C. Carswell o£ Har- riston. Misses Gladys and Ethel Mel- ville of Toronto visite<i at the home of J. Brown last week. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. C. N Richardson over the week end were: Mr. and Mrs. McDonald and Dr. and Mrs. \V. G. Telford of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. T. .1. Fisher and son, Emery, accompanied by Mr. and JVIrs. (Jeo. Blackburn and ilaughter Ruth visited in Toronto on Sunday. Mrs. C. J. Bellamy undei-wcnt an operation for appendicitis in Ow.'n .^cunil hospital on Saturday unA dur- ing thf past few days her condition has been critical. Visitors over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Goo. Mitchell were Mr. and Mrs. Clarkson .Ma'-Doiiald of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Goldsborough of St. Catherines. ~" Mrs. .las. R. Caushier of Hag^l><»• town, Maryland, and Mr. Boh Lang of Rosetown, Sask., are visiting with .Mrs. Robt. Alexander and family. The latter will remain for the wintei. Mr. and Mr.s. Dave Williams and Eleanor, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Williams and family of Feversham, vi.^Hted recently with friends at Woodstock and Wellesley. â- lust for fun let's all gn to the big Hallowe'en Carnival in Dundalk .Areiw on Thursday. October 28. Parade, I'likv admission prizes, midway, and •lancing to Shelburne Blue Dragoons. Admission only lOc. Mrs. .\ndrew (;ilchrist und>nwent â- in operation in Owen Sound hos-pital i'>r the removal of her leg, the second I'pi'ration of this nature in the past â- eiir. Ilvr condition is vc'-y j-atis- factory at the present time. The Annual Autumn Thankoffering meeting of the auxiliary of St. .John's United church will tic hehl in the school room today, Wi'dnesday. at .'! p.m. Mrs. .1. H. Rutherford, pres- ident of Grey Presbyterial, wiM be the guest speaker. It is hoped thfro will be a good attendance. Lunch will be served. Coronation Medal Given Local Citizen Mr. Wm. Turney of town hai been the only person here to receive the King's Coronation medal, and con- gratulations are extended to him on the distinction he has received. It was presented to him through his work with the Grey & Simcoe For- estei's, and particularly as Company commander of "A" Company. Seven other members of the Regiment also received the medals. On Champion Team New Westminster Salmon Bellies, repiesentatives from British Colum- bia, won the senior lacrosse champ- ionship in three straight games last week, from the Orillla Terriers, hold- ers of the cup for the past three years. Chief of the scorers for the western team was Bill Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wilson of St. Cath- arines, and well known in Flesherton. Bill scored 15 of the goals and had assists for as many more. He has also signed a contract to appear in films and will report at Hollywood shortly. OVERLOADING CHARGED WHEN SCALES' CAPACITY OVERTAXED Trevor Thompson of Markdale canu into town the other day with a load of logs which was said to have resembled a barn, so high were they piled on the big truck, and. when he came undet the eagle eye of Chief Meyer, the lat- ter asked him to drive down to the town scales to see how heavy a load he was carrying. The truck licen.se permitted a load of nine tons, but when the vehicle was put on the scales it is said to have shot the indicator up to its maximum of ten tons, so it Is not known just how heavy a load he was cavrying. However, the weight Is allegedly more than he was entitled to can-y, and h« will be given a chance to explain the matter to the court. â€" Hanover Post. FLAITEKER He: ''1 prefer the English to the .\meriean mode of spelling." She: "Indeed!" He: Yes. Take parlour for instance. Having 'U' in it makes all the difference in the world. worki:d too well (T.R.H., in Toronto THegram) A farmer up in Rrant found a new use for the Hydro which he recently installed. lie had seen "cUetrle fe«ices" ;i 'â-  vertised, so he ran a wire around th • top of tbi> fences of one field and connected it up with the Hydro sys- tem. Shortly after a valuable horse piw its head over thy fence and h« found out how his scheme worked. It was a hundred percent, success- ful in keeping livestock f r o m breaking out of the field. While the farmer skinned what was left of his horse, ho tried to rem^m- tier how lucky it was that he had not U.aned against that fence or som« of the kids had not climbed over it t)efore the horse became inquisitive. "Well, my man," said the doctor, "what's your trouble?" "I have a loud buzzing sound like the noise of many voices in my ears," replied the patient. "When did you first notice this?'" "The week after getting married.'' Si:!j;;ti .0.' n nv to The Advance- i''i'Il enjoy reading it each week. AUCTION SALE REGI^ER WHATs IN A NAME? Ruth was a sweet girl. She was reading a book thi»t gave the mean- ing of names. Her mother was watching her, and thinking of all the young men wko were attracted tc her. "Mother," said Ruth, "it .says Phillip means lover of horses, and â- lames means baloved. Mother what does George mean, I wonder?" "I hope, n>y dear,' said her mother, "that George means business." Thursday, October lit, W. J. McFad- \'M. near Durham. i'.i.iny, October :i2nd, Wm. Ham- ilton, Grand Valle.v. SiHuiday, October SB, Colt sale in Dundalk. Cok given away to man who pays highest price for colt; 2nd colt given away to man who buys most in number; :trd piize to the man who comes the longest distance anj buys colt. Geo. Dunn, Dundalk, MonJav, Oct. 25th. Tuesday, October 26th, near Dur- ham, J. A. Browne. Sale of Western cattle at 'W. N. Winters', at Lot 21, Con. 8, Melanc- thon. Prop. C. R. Worry. Geo. Dun- can, auctloiu'er. Mortgage sale on Monday, Novem- ber 8th. "W. O. Pinder, Ayton. FOR S.ALE _ Three Cows, two due in February, one in May.â€" W. E. I.oucks-, Flesherton. FOR SAI.R â€" 192!) Oldsmoblle ear In good condition. â€" Apply at The Advance office. FOR SALE _ A number of little pigs just weaned. â€" Gordon McMullen, phone Thornbury, 170 r 5. !IOUS-« TO RENT _ 7 rc-m bil«k ' IS** â- v^f^'* MC- Oi :.â- .'" 1 - .A nr>i>- »t T "-Itri Ckard, phoj,^ .^ > .. Q »i„ v,.„.io-i. FOR SALL -^ fe*- ••'>ij:\- n-> -eH d Aberde«n-An.'us bn"s. r>VT'^'"• "'or registration. â€" ^. Mcvb-'t '^t-Iv-u, Proton Station. READ THE "SMALL ADVTS". FOR SALE _ 15 Bret., ii-r ewes. Ox- ford Down, or will let t " *"»re'. - Bert Magee, Eugenia, ph«;..c 5 r n, Peversham. r>?0 LOST _ Two, two year old helf«. ., one roan and the other light colored Hereford, strayed on or about the 25th day of September, 1937, from i^ property. Lot 40. Con. 14, Art- emesia, on townline between Osprey and Artomesia. â€" Herb Maxwell, Heathcote, phone 34 r 23, Thorn- bury. p20 27 .3 Small Ads. FOR SALE young pigs.- Flesherton. • Yorkshire sow with. C. Monaghan, R. R. 1, p20 KOR SALE â€" Large Quebec Heater, practically new. â€" Mrs. (Dr.) Little, Phone 20J, Flesherton. FOR SALE ram lamb.- Flesherton. - Real good Leicester Jas. Russell R. R. 1, FOR SALE _ 2 Geese and purebred gander â€" Mrs. Robt. McMaster, Flesherton p WA.N'TED â€" Good prices paid for horses «r cows, suitable for mink feed. â€" Jas. Sinclair, Ceylon. FOR SALE â€" Leicester ram lamb; 2 cows to freshen soon. â€" Fred Rus- sell. GRAIN WANTTED â€" We are paying • highest market prices for oats, bar- ley, wheat and peas; no charge for trucking within 5 miles. Phone 38 r 3, A. C. Muir, Ceylon. FOR SALE _ Large safe, $1,050, sell for $150 cash; show cases, desk, pol- ishing machine and many other art- icles. Enquire at Hickling's store. â€" W. J. W. Armstrong, executor of W. A. .Armstrong estate. WANTED â€" Any amount of cattla or horses for fox meat. My re- frigeration system enables me to keep any amount. Good prices paid delivered. â€" H. E. Karstedt, Priceville. FOR SALE _ Triple heating stove. Will exchange for stock or fowl; will rent 50 acre farm, lot 36. con. 9, Artemesla, good buildings, posses- sion immediately. For particulars apply to Mrs. Thos. Fenwick, East Linton, Ont. ' â- Â»Â» FOR SALE _ Hen pen lOO x 20. with electric lights, concrete floor, cis- tern, 2 Colony houses, and approx- imately 5 acres of land, in village of Flesherton. Make offer. Marjorie Armstrong. 423 Beresford Avenue, Toronto, Ont. WHO C.\RES â€" W'ho cares to spend a life free of financial troubles? Who cares to supply the needs of his family? Who cares to work for himself and thus eam as much as he desires? For those who really care, the FAMILEX PRO- DUCTS COMPANY with its line of 200 household necessities will gladly forward an interesting plan without obligation whatsoever. WRITE AT ONCE: 570 St. Clement, Mon- treal. HOG FOR SER.VICE Pu»« bred Yorkshire Hog, Orchard Valley Wonder, 6Nâ€" 175771 Sire O. A. C. Conqueror 315â€"167820, will be kept for service. Terms $1.00.â€" Wes. Smith, Rock Mills. BOAR FOR SERVICE Purebred Yorkshire Boar for sei^ vice; terms: J*. 00 if paid within four months.â€" Laurie Pedlar, Flesherton, Ont., R. R. 3. BUSINESS CARDS DR. J. E. MILNE Office â€" Durham St. V. , Office Hours â€" Afternoons 1.30 to 4 Evenings 7 to 8.3» Sundays and Thursday afternoons by appolivtment only. ^ '^ Prince Arthur Lodge No. 383, A.P. & A.F., meets in the Fraternal Hall, Flesherton, tke second Tuesday la each month. W.M., Alfred Down; Secretary, C. J. Bellamy. INSURANCE AUTOMOBILE Special low rate for farmers A. D. MacINTYRE, Agent FLESHERTON Out. ROY LANGFORD District .\gent for MUTUAL LIFE OF CANADA AOCIDDNT A SICKNESS FIRB AUTOMOBILE BURGLARY Municipal LiabiQty Guaranty Bondi Any Insurance Problem Telephone, MABKDAftE, Ont DR. T. H. SPENCE VETERINARY SURGEON Graduate of Ontario Veterinary Col* lege, Professional services reasonable. â€"Phone, Dnndalk 2. DR. G. A. LEDGERWOOD. V. 8. Night and Day Call Professional Service Feversham, Phone 4 r 8, at residenc* of Ed. Nixon, Maxwell.