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THE FLESHERTOxM ADVANCE Wednesday, October 12, 1938 i : i n CEYLON Week end and holiday visitors in the community were: Mr. and Mrs. Stanley White and Edna and Mr. Alex. McKinnon of Toronto at Mrs. W. 'White's, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Mc- Donald and hobel and Mr. F. D. Cairns at G. Cairns', Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith, Toronto, and Miss R. Marshall, R.N., of Whitby at F. Mar- shall's, Mr. and Mrs. Evans and Peg- gy of Toronto at A. S. Muir's, Mr. and Mrs. N. Frewing of Toronto at G. Udell's, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Wharin of Toronto at J. D. McLeod's, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Huston of Toronto at E. McLeod's and P. Muir's, Miss Elsie Pisher, Toronto, at G. Fisher's, Miss Myra Lobb, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Coleman, Mary and Don- ald, London, and Mrs. H. Col«man pf Owen Sound at J. F. CoUinson's, Mr. and Mrs. M. Reany and Jean of Southampton at Miss Agnes Mac- phail's, M.P., Miss Irene Stewart of Toronto at Ji. Stewart's, Mr. Bob Whittaker and friend of Toronto at B. Purdy's, Miss Mildred "Whittaker, Toronto, and Mrs. J. Beatty of Mark- dale at R. Whittaker 's, Mr. Sherman Piper, Toronto, at R. Piper's, Mrs. Percy McLeod, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Berney and Mr. Will Bemey of Calfdon East at S. McLeod's. Mrs. John McLeod is visiting in the United States, Mrs. Archie Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. Mel Hogarth were ijn Owen Sound on Saturday. Miss Catherine Stewart of the G. and M. Hospital nursing staff returned with them for a brief visit. Mrs. George Fisher returned home after a week's visit in Toronto. Mrs. I. B. Whittaker spent the past two weeks in 'Wingham. Mr. Jackawn Stewart spent the holiday in Toronto and Windsor. Misses Emma OUver, Christina and Susie McKinnon, Florence Mclnnis and Frances Collinson attended the teachers' convention held in Dundalk last Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Clarke Russell and daughter of Bancroft and Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McLeod and Donelda of Priceville spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl McLeod. . , Mrs 'Wilson McMullen accompanied Mr and Mrs. Leslie Marshall and Eleanor to Toronto on Monday and will remain for the winter. Mrs. A. S. Muir is on an extended visit to Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Murdock and family of Caledon and Mrs. Burne of Flesherton spent Sunday at S. Mc ^mTuary Mather will be hostess for the 'Women's Institute meeting on Thursday, October 13 Miss A C. Macphail. M.P.. will addr-^ tj ^.eeting and the roll call i. to be answered by a Hallowe'en ^ke^ Lunch committee. Mrs. A. C. Muir and Mrs. J. Sinclair. Miss Isobel Cameron spent a tew days last week in Durham. Mr. Jas. Turner of Laurel is visit- ing Mr. and Mrs. Farquhar Oliver and other relatives. Mr and Mrs. Arthur Haynes and family of Lambton were week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. J. Oliver. READ TOE "SMALL ADVTS-. PLAY AT MOUNT ZION Mount Zion 'W.A. are holding the play "Jimmy Be Careful" bM Mc- Intyre Dramatic Club on Friday Oc- tober 14. Lunch will be served at the close of the program. Admission 25c and 15c. PROTON STATIOM A goodly number from here at- tenedd the Inistoge anniversary last Sunday the church services here being withdrawn. Rev. Thomas Laidlaw and Mrs. Laidlaw of Toronto spent the holiday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Acheson. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Nichol of St. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. MacLean of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Armstrong and daughter, Fi-ances, of Lucknow. We join with the community in hearty congratulations and happiness for the locals bride« and grooms of alst Saturday, Mr. Norman Reddick and his bride, formerly Miss Alice Carson, of Dundalk and Mr. Emmett Jackson and his bride, formerly Miss Margaret Martin of Dundalk district. Both these young couples will reside at Proton Station. Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair of Dundas visited over the week end with the latter's sisters, Mrs. Wes. Dever and Mrs. Thos. White. Mr. and Mrs. David Reddick and children who have been living in the Brampton district have come to live on the Reddick homestead with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reddick. A "sumphuny" band serenaded Mr. Russel Acheson and his bride last Wednesday night when the young couple arose from their slumbers and welcomed the guests. We are pleased that Mr. Thurston Sr. is regaining health and strength after his critical illness. VANDELEUR EUGENIA A fowl supper will be held in the United Church, Eugenia, on Tuesday evening, October 18, under the aus- pices of the 'Woman's Association. Following the supper a program will be given with a play "Wild Ginger" given by Bethel people. Supper will be served from 5.30 to 8.00 o'clock. Admission 40c and 25c. Annivei-sary services wiU be held in the church next Sunday when the Rev. Duncan of Thornbury will bring the message to the congregation. A morning sei-vice will be held at U.OO o'clock and the evening service at 7.3(> Mr and Mrs. A. B. Johnson and daughter, Agnes, of Toronto were week end and holiday visitors with Mrs. Wilson and other relatives. Mr and Mrs. Jack McCowell of To- ronto visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Magee and Mr. and Mrs. J. Porteous. Mrs Emilv Falconer and Miss Josie Falconer of Toronto visited over the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Falconer and attend- ed the Campbell-Falconer nuptials Mr. Frank Cairns, Mr. and Mrs. A. McDonald and Miss Isobel of Weston were recent visitors with their uncle, Mr. Henry Cairns. Mr. and Mrs. Will Campbell of To vonto are spending a week at their residence in the village^ Mr. and Mrs. Harrj- Hmes of To- ,onto visited over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Park. Messrs. ^im and Eddie Hargrave of Toronto spent the week end with the Park families. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Elgie of To- ronto. Mr. and Mrs. ^^cd Graham and Loreen of Walkerton, Mrs. Bad- ',;;ow and Miss Dolores Betts^ Rock Mills, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Campbell^ The hinted one cent increase in the gasoline tax may make some motorists stay at home and listen ts the radio there instead of the one in the car. Anniversary services will be held next Sunday when Rev. A. H. Ferry of Owen Sound will be in charge. Mr. Elmer Warling attended the funeral of the late Fred Rutherford in Owen Sound. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McGee and Roy visited with Mr. and Mrs. How- ard McGee. Mr. and Mrs. Petty and Miss Hazel Oke of. Toronto spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Lundy Johnston. Mrs. Swanston is assisting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Buchanan. Mrs. Wise of Orangeville is visit- ing at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Harold Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Pendleton, Miss Elma, and Mr. and Mrs. Merton Pen- dleton visited Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sewell recently. Friday evening the friends and neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Teeter gathered at their home and spent a social evening with them. During the evening they were presented with a studio couch. 'We are pleased to welcome Mrs. Teeter (Lulu Russell) to the community. Mr. Dave Fawcett of Vancouver and Miss Myrtle Fawcett of Kimber- ley visited Mr. and Mrs. W. J. F. Hutchinson 'befoiiie reluming to Vancouver for the winter. Mrs. Byers and family are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and, Mrs. C. B. Boland. Mr. Thos. Shannon who suffered a severe stroke about ten days ago. is in a critical condition at his home. Mrs. Thompson of Wodehouse is in charge nursing. Mrs. Summers has returned to her home in Markdale after spending sev- eral weeks convalescing at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jack Bowles. fKlCtVlLLt Artemesia School Fair (Continued from Page 1) The Jubilee services at St. Col- uniba Church on Sunday were largely attended both morning and evening when the Rev. C. Sinclaii- Jones of Watford, a former minister here, had charge of both services. Previous to the sermon he made kindly references to his former pastorate here. Mr. R. Langford of Mai-kdale played the doxology on the trumpet at the be- ginning of the sermon. Mr. Langford also contributed a vocal solo. At the evening service Mr. Jones took as his text "Advertising our Christianity." Mr. Gordon Beaton of Markdale con- tributed a solo at the evening ser- vice. The choir, twenty strong, rend- ered an anthem at each service. A Toronto firm knidly installed a small amplifying system in order to con- vey the minister's sermon better. Many old time visitors were at the sei-vices from Holstein, Durham, Dro- more and Shelburne also Rev. H. E. Wright and family of Brucefield. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Williams of Holstein, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mc- Dougall and i-ir. and Mrs. R. Ram- age and their families visited at the parental home on Sunday and at- tended the services. Mr. Donald Carson of Toronto spent the week end at his parental home. Mrs. Geo. McLellan returned Sat- urdav to Niagara Falls wth her hus- band after spending a week visitmg friends here and Mari- unLOi rtnyte, iJorothy McOee, Ted .sewell. r irst class Writing: Betty Uinckn, Angus McLachlan, Kcta McDougali, tiuth Lyons, Jilary Dulan, Coieen Mc- Cutcneon. Second class Writing: Everette Lockhart, Marge Manin Marion Bak- er, Marion Lyons, Evelyn McTavisb, R. J. Cargoe. Third class Writing: Margaret Mills, Marvelle 'Whyte, Henrietta Sims, Muriel McGee, Kay Ratcliffe, Helen Wyville. Fourth class Writing: Fred Batch- elor, Emily Blake, Isobel Karstedt, Jacqueline Sims, Blanche Willianu, Ruth Blackburn. Work Book: Fred Batchelor, Ruth -Whyte, Emily Blake, Edith Blake, Gladys Duckett, Jacqueline Sims. Sewing Card: Mar>' Dolan, Lois Sparks, Coleen McCutcheon^-JIleanor "Williams, Marybelle McLachlan. Serviette: Lavina Stevens. Clothes Pin Bag: Eunice Allen, Is- obel Weir, Bernice Johnson, Christena Duncan. Luncheon Cloth: Isobel Karstedt, Gladys Duckett, Emily Blake. Grace Parker, Ethel Taylor. Knitted Scarf: Margaret Mills. Bran Muffins: Patsy Warling, Vel- ma Sewell, Coleen McCutcheon, Mary Dolan, Helen Corbett, S. Marriott. Sugar Cookies: Beth Warling, Christena Duncan, Genevieve Milne, Henrietta Sims, Bernice Johnson, Selena Duckett. Layer Cake, Dorothy Falconer, Grace Parker, Isobel Karstedt, Marg- aret McMillan, Zella Lyons, Betty â- Watson. Apple Pie: Dorothy Falconer, Chris- tena Duncan, Margaret McMillan, Gladys Duckett, Isobel Karstedt, Beth | Warling. | Collection of Wild Bird Pictures: Ruby Copeland, Leslie Duncan, Mor- ton 'Warling. Emma Meads, Anne Stinson, Marge Martin. Collection of Horse Pictures: Isobel Weir, Marjorie Brackenbury, Ethel Taylor. Collection of Pictures of Canadians: Isobel Karstedt. Collection of Snapshots: Ruth Blackburn, Mary Dolan, third prize, no name, Mai-ge Martin, Verda Car- goe, Fred Bannon. Scrap Book: Ruth Blackburn, Jack McConkey, Ethel Taylor, Isobel Kar- stedt, Hazel Copeland, Marge Martin, W'ooden Button: Kenneth Barber, Elmer Best, Leslie Duncan, Angus McLachlan, .-Ulan McLachlan, Nail Box: Ivan Copeland, Book Trough: Jack McConkey, School Choi-us: Priceville, Vandel- eur and Eugenia tied, Flesherton, Proton Station. Boys' Solo: Stanley McClean, Jack Milne. Jack McDonald, Jack Barker, Fred Batchelor, Donald McMillan. Girls' Solo: Genevieve Milne, Mur- iel Smith. Muriel Gilchrist, Nina Teeter, Elma. Talbot, Lois Sparks, Shirley Marriott, and Emily Blake, tied. Harmonica Contest: Stanley Mc- Clean, Nora Turner. Boys' Pi-epared Speech: Levi Staf- ford, Jack McConkey, Ivan Copeland. Girls' Prepared Speech. Muriel Smith, Gertrude Montgomery. Boys' Impromptu Speech: Fred Boland. Girls' Impromptu Speech: .A.leda Rateliffe, Verda Cargoe, M. McGee, Essay: Ethel Taylor, Christena Duncan, Reading: Genevieve Milne, Muriel McGee, Gertrude Montgomery, Jean O. H. Bowers, o.Ph. Phone 24 FEVERSHAM, Ont ! The new 1939 PHILCO RADIO just out. Wonderful tone and performance. .\. and B. B.\TTERIES SCHOOL SUPPLIES \ STOCK TONICS and MINERAL Conquer That Cold | Super D Cod Liver Oil, Tasteless extract Cod Liver Oil ; Emulsion Cod Liver Oil Green Cough Syrup Super D Perles (Concentrate Cod Liver Oil) FILM TOILET ARTICLES CIGARETTES 5 T0B.\CCO PRINTING and DE\'ELOPING DELIGHTO ICE CREAM Take a Brick home. ; ; • t*t 1 1* 1 1 ti tt *!* **** *** t ** * * *********»* *** * * **m**» HARDWARE SUPPLIES Heavy Stainless Ivory and Red or Ivory and Green ENAMELWARE' The easy to clean ware. POTATO POTS, DOUBLE BOILERS, SAUCE PANS, ROASTERS, PAILS, PIE PLATES KETTLES, TEA POTS Dust Mops, Brooms, Brushes, Floor Wax, Polishes, Wsixing Brushes ELECTRIC WASHERS, IRONS, TOASTERS, LAMPS and HOT PLATES Cement, Lime Plaster, Roofing Nails, Tools, Bam Door Track and Hinges Frank W. Duncan HARDWARE FLESHERTON, Ont. HALLOWE'EN FROLIC Don't miss the Hallowe'en Frolic in Dundalk Arena on Thursday even- ing, October 27th. Games, prizes, dancing â€" fun for young and old. Ex- cellent music for dancing. It's hard to credit, but a depart- ment store claims that the sale of a shiit means employment for fifty persons, which possibly accounts for the number of pins that must be drawn before such a garment can be donned. »♦♦♦♦•« it»*< 1 1 >♦♦♦<<« « n » * f • n ♦< 1 1 1 1 •' , ', i; Cooler Weather I ]$ Coming l\ SEE OUR LINE OF RUBBER BOOTS Heavy Rubbers and other fall Footwear, all at reasonable prices FLEECE-LINED and WOOLLEN UNDER- WEAR, WORK SWEATERS, FINE WOOL SWEATERS, CAPS, MITTS and GLOVES LINED SMOCKS and WINDBREAKERS I ] ; QUEEN of ROSES FLOUR, per 98 lb. bag $2.20 Buy your paint now and save money. I Osprey & Artemesia Co-operative Co., Ltd.;: I FLESHERTON, Ont Mr. and Mrs. .â- V.lf. Hincks ^ ^ ^ _^ Ivn, Miss Almeda Hincks, R.N., and | jj^niggn^ g^jty 'Watson. Mr, and Mrs. Frank McGlashan of | Spelling Match: John McMillan, Toronto were week end visitors with i je^n Loucks, Aleda Rateliffe, Chris- the Hincks families. I tena Duncan, Fred Bannon, Fred Mi«s Marjorie Meuser and mother [ Boland. of Owen Sound spent the holiday at ] Exercises the home of Mr. A, MacGuaig. The W.M.S. and W.H. Societies will meet on October 18 at the home of Mrs. Dave Nichol. Sandwiches, N. McLean and Mrs. W. J. Hincks, cake Mrs. Angus Hooper and Mrs. Dan Campbell. Miss Bernice Carson is spending a couple of weeks in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McLean and . ,, , . , r , Mr. Innis McLean of Toronto spent ^1-!:^^}^:^^ ^^^,}-^f':^^'^ the week end at their parental homo Flesherton. Priceville. Springhill, Vandeleur. Two-part Song: Donald McMillan, Isobel Karstedt: .John McMillan. Bet- tv Watson: Mac Watson, Sarah McMillan. Reading: Bruce Sheppard. YOUR WINTER vercoat t T V t MAXWELL Miss Ethel Fenwick, nurse-in-train- A large crowd attended the fowl, supper Monday evoninc: in St. Col- umba United Church when over $105 was taken in at the door. There was plenty of fowl for everyone and, with the concert following, those who at- tended were well pleast>d with every- thing. At the Sunday services the thankoffering amounted to SIOO. Orange Valley School Grade 8 â€" Pauline Stephenson. An- nie Stephenson. Levi Stafford. Grade 7 â€" Muriel Smith*. Muriel Gilchrist*. Grade 6 â€" Eileen Stafford, Ernie Russell, Burton Russell. Gi-ade 5 â€" Margaret Smith*. Os- car Irving, Gerald Stafford, Jack Gil- christ*, Freddie Gilchrist, Nina Teet- â- Â»' Ivan er. â-ºâ™¦â™¦*♦♦♦♦♦*+♦+♦< Grade 3 -- Dorothy Browne Russell. Grade 2 â€" Marguerite Stafford, Nelson Stephenson, Philip Irving, Melville Irving, Maurice Russell, Em- erson Brown, Poreen Teeter, Havold Gilchrist*, Rutk Saiith. Senior Primer â€" Gordon Bhowne, BilUe Gilchrist. Herman Browne. * denotes perfect attendance. G. B. LITTLE.TOHNS, Teacher. lingwood visited Sunday at the home of Roy Fenwick. Misses Shirley and Merle Bucking- ham spent the holiday at their par- ental home. Mis. Hicks of Saskatchewan visited friends here last week. Misses Kathleen Morrison and Del nier Seeley attended school convention in Toronto last week. Mr. and Mrs. George Leyton of Exeter visited with Mr. and Mrs. G. Ross last week. Rev. Wm. and Mrs. McWhinney have left for their home at 'Wiseton, Saskatchewan, and Miss Isobel Mc- Whinney to Ottawa, Mrs. J. L. Morrison is spending a couple of weeks in CoUingwood. The Salvation .\rmy Barracks will be reopened next Sunday, October 16, with services at 10.30 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. The Barracks have b< en redec- orated recently and everyone will be given a cordial welcome. Mr. Oiville Parker and friend of Toronto visited relatives and friends over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Morrison and tw." son.'* of Walkerton visited horo with the formthr's parents. Rev. S. Elliott and Mr. Geo. Ross attended Presbytery meeting at Syd- cnhim this week. t t ♦♦♦. t T t t I t t X t X X t T X X t t t X X t V You want it styled rio-ht â€" made rio^ht â€" Warm â€" durable. Come in and select your overcoatin.a; now and let us take your measure. Your coat will be hand cut and tailored to fit you perfectlv. Overcoats to measure from $22.50 OVERCOATS READY-TO-WEAR FROM $14.95 New season's styles and cloths. Full ran2:e of sizes. All specially priced. BILTMORE HATS In the newest styles and colors Priced at $2.95 and $3.50 All-wool Sweaters and Pullovers Novelty Stylo and New Colorinjjs Stanfield's Unshrinkable Underwear WIND BREAKERS In Novelty Plaids and Plain Colors. F. H. W. Hickling t t t t ? X t X y t t t General Merchant FLESHERTON, Ont. I I ♦I* <»<>^x-^:KK*<^j*<'^x*<*<'^tK*<^^^