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â- ^aS9#*^ *"j^ ' Wednesday, December 15, 1937 THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE Wes Bowler Dies Mr. C. Wesluy IIowRt, one of Mark- dale's highly estecmeU old residents, pasiied away early Tuesday morning as a result of injuries received Mon- day afternoon when a truck loaded with logs crushed his legs. Mr. Bowler was on his way home from the post otTice and when ci'ossing the street at the main corner he failed to notice the truck approaching. The driver of the truck, Mr. K. Edmunds, did his best to avoid an accident and had succeeded in getting almost by when Mr. Bowler's feet slipped and he fell partly under the truck., The rear whpfl run ovei- him and crushed his legs. He was picked up and rushed to Lhe liospital but the shock was too great and he passed away as stated. Wesley Bowler wa.s a son of lhe lute Mr. and Mrs. William Bowler, pioneer residents of Artemesia, and was raised on the Bowler homestead. East Backline. For a number of years he conducted a brick yard, retir- ing to the village nearly 25 years ago, lie was well and favorably known anil I his unfortunate end has caused deep ' sorrow in the village and community. ; Surviving are his widow, two sons. i and five daughters, namely: Gordon in the West; Harold in Markdale; Miss I Annie in Hamilton; Mrs. E. Hill in To- , ronto; Mrs. \Vm. Dundas and Mrs. I Preston York in Markdale, and Mrs. J. .\. Richards in Fleshcrton. The Dominion Department of Agriculture has iesved a report describing WHAT EVERY FARMER SHOULD KNOW about The British Market for Canadian Farm Products It deals with Beef and Store Cattle, Dairy Cattle, Dressed Beef, Horses, Bacon and Ham, Cheese, Butter, Condensed Milk, Dressed Poultry, Eggs, Canned Fruits and Vege- tables, Fresh Fruit, Honey, Maple Products. Tobacco, Hay, Alfalfa Meal, Grass and Clover Seeds, Furs. You may have a copy free Tiie funeral was held Ironi hi.s late home to Markdale cemetery on Thurs- day afternoon. â€" MarkuKle Btanduru. The Late Mrs. Weeks There passed away on December 7th in the General and Marine hos- pital, I'arry Sound, Edna M. Madill, aged 48 years, wife of li. S. Weeks of MacTier, following a lengthy illness. The late Mrs. Weeks was the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Madill of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., who survive, with her husband and two sons. She also leaves four brothers and three sisters, B. R. Ma- dill of Glenside, Sask., John M. of Port Arthur, Wallie and Samuel of Sault Ste. Marie, Mrs. F. P. Walton, Mrs. John McDonald of Sault Ste. Marie and Mrs. Alex. Carruthers of Eugenia. The remains were taken to Sault Ste. Marie for burial. W rite Ut Dim-tor, Markrtinp .S-rvice l)i-|Mrtni<-iit of Agricidturr, Ollavva l\Mufi tiittU'r ilitrri.ffrt ttf II 'ft. Jtir:r\ i,. tinnlinrr, Ui/i;.sfrr. Celebrated Birthday Mr. Edmund Binnington of Osprey township celebrated his 81st birthday with a dinner at his residence on Tues- day evening, Dec. 7th. About 2S friends and neighbors were present. .Around the richly laden table the pre- valent spirit of good-fellowship and cheer, as evident in the words and faces of all, was characteristic of the ironeral fine sentiment of the occasion. After dinner the guests were a?- sembled in the sitting room, where a BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Fred Ashton, Minister SERVICES NEXT SUNDAYâ€" 10 a.m. â€" Bible School. 11 a.m. â€" Divine Worship. 7 p.m. â€" Gospel Service. ROCK MILLSâ€" 2 p.m.â€" Bible School. 3 p.m.â€" Divine Worship. ''0 Come; Let us Worship the Lord in His Sanctuary." St. John's United Church •'Worship the Lord in the Beauty of HolinesB" FLESHERTON 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. â€" Public Worship. 12 noon â€" Sunday School Mondayâ€" 8 p.m., Y.P.S. Frida> â€" 7 to i) p.m.. Trail Rangers; 8 to 10 p.m.. Young Men's Club; 8 p. tn., Choir Practice. CEYLON l.'iO p.m.â€" Sunday School. 2.'M) p.m. â€" Public Worship Wednesdayâ€" 8 p.m., Choir Practice. program, in which expression was rfiven by the talent present, was con- ducted under the direction of Rev. S- Elliott. Among the most appreciated items was a vocal solo by Mr. Binning- ton himself. Addresses were given by several present congratulating Mr. iSinnington on his birthday anniver- sary, and. on the position he has won as a most honored and respected citi- zen of the district. Card of Thanks To the Electors of Artemesia: Ladies and Gentlemen,- I wish to express my appreciation of the con- fidence you have placed in me by elect- ing me to the Council for 1938. I will continue to do the be.st I can. Wishing you all a Merry ChrLstmas and a Prosperous New Year, Yours sincerely, â€"NORMAN HOSTRAWSER. To the young, the time from one Christmas to the next one seems too long. To the older it seems very much too short. BIG POULTRY FAIR IN MARKDALE FRIDAY* DECEMBER 17th Is the date set aside for one of the bigj^est old-time open market days for dressed poultry that Markdale has had in 20 years. Buyers; will be on the market in Mark- dale from several reliable firms to buy and pay for ail the poultry the country can supply. Arrangements are completed and are in the hands of capable committees. The business men are behind this and are prepared for one of the biggest crowds that Markdale has had since the old market days. Be sure you make arrangements to be here, even if you have no fowl, as you will see your friends as this event has been extensively advertised. Tell your friends, and if you want a real good time in a busy little town Poultry Fair, then don't miss this one. • â-  At this time we wish all cu stome rs the compliments :• â-  • of the season Breakfast Suites 1 Ivory (X: red, ivory li grccii, ivory and blue; drop-icai tabic, neat moulded c'(l}.if. I well-braced chairs w i t h | double stretches: six-piece | suite $34.95: live-piece suite j (table, 4 chairs) $16.95 . Spring-Filled Mattress j Let this Christinas be one | of comfort by resting on a | new mattress "r ... I $13.75, $16.75, $1875, I $20.00, $25.00 I Kelt Mattresses $6, $8, $10. | Special! Special! 3-picce Chesterfield Suites, chesterfield and two large chairs, with durable rep covering, reversible cush- ions $67.50 Cidar Chests I'jid Tables .Magazine Ixacks A I Wittcrliy Tables T llodk Cases I Kaiiii) Lamps S | 'I'abic Lamps P I'lilTet Lanii)s E ! Lridge Lanii)s C i iUuuloir I ,ainps I I Cushions A j b'ern Stands L | benieries f Centre Tables ^ I' Table Runners M j I'iotures 'u A i Hall Trees '; S I Scader Rugs ^- Sleighs â- < P Kiddie Kars ^' R Wagons ^ I Radios C Laiwp 'I'ables E Lamp Shades S Smokers Occasional Chairs Radios v 4-Tube IJattery Sets, com- plete with batteries, instal- led price $47.50 1> Katleryless Radio.console model, reg. $110, Christmas Si)eoial $80.00' Klectric Machines $34.75 up vSee our Used Radios Lree installation; satisfac- tion guaranteed. Electric Washer Standard 16 gal. tub; wash- board sides; patent quick- drain bottom; Lovell wrin- ger; machine-cut gears run- ning in oil; yi h.i). heavy duty motor. A Christmas special $51.95 Irons, Toasters and other electrical appliances at popular prices. BENNETT & RICHARDS ; ' 'Phone 78 THE HOME FURNISHERS We Deliver ; ; FLESHERTON, Ont BELL & BENNETT, Durham, Ont., 'Phone 41 :: Where Your Christmas:! Dollars Go Farther WITH A FULL LINE OF GIFTS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY :: DECORATIONS :: CANDY :; LINGERIE TOYS HANDKERCHIEFS NOVELTIES Christmas Cards Ic, 2c, 2 for 5c WATCH FOR S.ATURDAY SPECIALS FANCY DISHES TOILETRIES SILVERWARE Flesherton 5c to $1.00 Store ^ ! ^ ^ â- ^^♦♦♦^ ^ ^ " ^♦♦â-  ^ ' l '' ^ â-  ^ i ^^ â-  ^ â-  ^ â- â-  ^ ^ | iâ-  ^ | ^^ ll | i. l â- â-  I â- â-  l â-  ♦ â-  l i. ^ ^â- Â»^l^.. ^ . | i » »â-  ^ i ^ i» j lâ-  ^ â-  ^ iâ-  ^ â- ^lâ- ^iâ-  ^ â- ^. » . I .â-  ^ â-  I â- â-  ^ iâ-  I i ^ il ^ i»â- ^l ^ â- â-  ^^ . ^ . 4 . 4 .. ^ . ^ .. ^ . ^ ,, ^ ., l ., ^ , ^ .. I t t t t T ? t T ? ? T t T ? ? ? ? ? T ? ? T ? ? ? t ? ? ? Simplify Your Shopping at KENNEDY'S START NOW TO M/JCE YOUR SELECTIONS WHEN ASSORTMENTS ARE AT THEIR BEST. MAKE THIS STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING z A tine .\ssortnicnt of WINDBREAKERS and LEATHER COATS FRUITS and VEGETABLES Celery, Lettuce, Tomatoes, (^rapes, *♦* Cranberries, Bananas, Grai)e F'ruit, V Lemons, and Oranges t T t T J t t T T T T ? t anges FOR THE CAKE Fresh Peel, Currants, Raisins, Figs, Almonds and Sliced Pineapples; in fact everything desired. TIES All Christmas boxed 25c and up CANDY We have them by the ton or by the pound; prices are ranged for one and all. "^ ;uit UNDERWEAR All different kinds, priced to everybody. MITTS and GLOVES A tine assortment of both. HATS and CAPS A real good line to choose from. SOCKS T T T T T T T T t T T T T t T T t t t T T T T T T T T T T Latest and newest shades, priced to T suit everybody. BOXES OF CHOCOLATES We can fit you in anything you need SUITS and OVERCOATS See us, with a bigger and better assortment than ever. T t t t I: ♦> PHONE 37 C J. KENNEDY FLESHERTON, Ont. 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