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Wednesday, December 13, 1939 THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE CRAVENeUBST MINISTER R«v. N. H. Dinnick, pastor of Cal- very Baptist Church, Gravenhurtt, thU we«k has published a large Bible Chart which jrives a bird's eye view of all important prophotic events of the Bible. Printed on twenty pound bond paper the chart shows the com- mencement of the nations, both Jew- ish and Gentile; the commencement of the Church; the Cross; the Second Coming of Christ; the great tribula- tion and the coining battle of Arm- ageddon and burning of the earth by fire and The Great Judgment Day. The Chart was designed by Rev. N. H. Dinnick and executed by Mr. S. Fromow, well known artist of Mus- koka. While the chart has been pre- pared to sell at 25c, it will be sent to ministers, Sunday school teachers and Christian workers free,providin(» a small coin is .sent to cover the cost of wrapping and mailing. During the past few months Mr. Dinnick has been preaching a series of sermons on Prophecy and the chart is the out- come of prophetic studies. â€" Graven- hurst Banner. Mr. Dinnick, who is a son of Rev. and Mrs. S. D. Dinnick, Orangeville, spent his younger days in Orange- ville, going from his home town to New York,* where he spent four years | sudying theology before receiving his j Th. G. He spent several years preaching on the Bowery, New York, j famous for its "down and outs." Later Mr. Dinnick moved back to Ontario, where he has become known as a most interesting and instruct- ive teaoher.â€" Orangeville Banner. THE LOST WAS FOUND Durham Chronicle A Bentinck farmer put on his vest the other day because the weather is cold again. As he did so he remem- bered he was wearing the same vest last spring. Last spring means a lot of hard luck to that farmer. One of the things that happened to him had to ilo with selling some of his livestock to raise necessary cash. The farmer hired a trucker, whom he accom- panied, taking the cattle to the city. Having to remain in the city over night after the sale of the stock, he and the friendly trucker took a room together. In the morning when awakening, the driver was gone, for truckmen are early risers. Feeling under his pillow for the comfortinii wad of $126, the proceeds of his sale, the farmer found that that, too, was gone. Police were not- ified and eventually the trucker was located, but not the wad of money, and nothing could be proved. Feel- ing ran high in the fanner's district. It was a shame to rob a man already havinj; such heavy going. As already stated the farmer put on his discarded vest the other day and set off for town. On the way he folt in the vest for a match, found papers in his way, and drew out his $126 from the pocket where he had sleepily placed it on retiring the night of the sale of his stock back in the spring. READ THE "SMALL ADVTS' Nc vender the Americans wrote a song about rolling out the barrel. They consumed 52 million barrels of beer last year. It's Christmas Shopping "''.MM Time Again MAKE OUR STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS Everything necessaury for the Christmas Season FRESH GROCERIES CONFECTIONERY CHRISTMAS GIFTS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS & ELECTRICaIT APPLIANCES PHOTOS TAKEN DAY OR NIGHT W. A. HAWKEN Phone 17. FLESHERTON WE DELIVER lS^t&&i&&&f&lSS^^ ^?#,l Harness AND HighjjSchool Term Report Shoe Repair We Wish All Our Customers the Compliments of the Season We carry a full line of. Dominion Rubbers, Bells, Blankets, Harness, Whips, and Mitts BOOT and SHOE REPAIRING Modem Machinery for Quick Service 0. W. Phillips & Son FLESHERTON, ONT. 1^ Honors indicated: 1, 7S-100; 2, S6- 74; 3, 60-66; c, 60-69. Al>breviationB: P., Penmanship; M., Mathematics; Geog., Geography; Sc., Lower Science; P.T., Physical Ed.; E.G., Engr. Comp.; E.L., Eng. Liter.; M.H., Modern History; G., Geometry; Alg., Algebra; Phy„ Physics; C., Chemistry; L.A., Latin Authors; L.C., Latin Corap.; F.A., French Authors; F.C., French Comp.; T., Trigonome- try; H., Health; A.H., Ancient Hist.; C.H., Canadian Hist.; B.H., Br. Hist. « GRADE IX Ruth Grahemâ€" EC 1, EL 1, Br. Hist, 1, Geog. 2, M 2, A 3, Sc 3, B.P. c, P 3. H. c. Ena Adamsâ€" E.G. 1, E.L. 1, B.H. 1, Geog. 1, M. 3, A. 1, Sc. c, F.C. 1, B. P. 2, P. 2, H. c. Grace Parkerâ€" E.G. 1, E.L. c, B.H. 1, Geog. 2, M. c, A. 2, Sc. c, F. 2, B. P. c, P. 3, H. c. Isabel Karstedtâ€" E.e. 2, E.L. 1, B. H. 3, Geog. 3, M. 2, A. 2, Sc. 3, F. 3, BP. 2, P. 2, H. c. Dorothy Falconerâ€" E.G. 1, E.L. 1, B.H. 2, Geog. 3, M. c, A. l, Sc. c, F. 3, BP. 3, P. 2, H. 3. John McConkeyâ€" E.G. 2, E.L. 2, B. H. 1, Geog. c, M. c, A. 2, Sc. 2, P. c, B.P. 2, P. 3, H. 3. Fred Bannonâ€" E.C. 2, E.L. 3, B.H. 3, Goog. 3, M. c, A. c, Sc. 2, F. 2, B.P. 1. P. c, H.3. Arlene Taylorâ€" E.G. 2, E.L. 2, B. H. 1, Geog. 2, M. c, A. c, Sc. c, P. 2, B.P, 1, P, 3, H, 3, Earle Thurstonâ€" E.G. 1, E.L. 2, B. H. 2, Geog. 3, M. c, A. 2, Sc. 3, P. 2, B.P. 2, P. c, H. c. Mansell Atkinson â€" E.G. 2, E.L. 2, B.H. 3, Geog. c, M. c, A. 3, Sc 2. B.P. 3, P. 1, H. 2. Marg. McMillanâ€" E.G. c, E.L. 2, B. H. 2, Geog. 2, M. c, A. 2, Sc. 3, P. 3, B.P. 3, P. e, H. c. John McMillanâ€" E-C. 1, E.L. 2, B. H. 3, Geog. 3. M. c, A. c, Sc. 2, P. 1, B.P. 2. P. 2, H. c. Ruth Leavellâ€" E.G. 1, E.L. 2, B.H. 3. Geog. 3, M. c, A. c, Sc. 2, P. 1, B.P. 2, P. c, H. 2. Edna Marshallâ€" E.G. 1, E.L. c, B. H. 1, Geog. c, M. c, A. 1, Sc. c, P. c, B.P. 2, P. 2, H. c. Arthur Proctorâ€" E.G. 1, EL. 2, B. H. 3, Geog. c, A. c, Sc. 3, F. c, B. P. 3, P. c, H. 3. Ethel Taylorâ€" E.G. 2. E.L. 3, B.H. 2, Geog. 3, M. c, Sc. c, A. 2, P. 2, B. P. c, P. 3, H. 3. Joseph Mc'Williamâ€" E.G. 2, B.H. 3, Geog. c, A. c, Sc. 2, F. c, B.P. 1, P. c, H. c. Margaret Smellie â€" E.G. 2, E.L. c, A. 2, F. c, B.P. 2, P. 2, H. 2. Angus MacVicarâ€" E.G. 2, E.L. 8, B. H. 3, Geog. 3, M. c, A. c, Sc. 3, B.P. 3, P. c. Ted McCrackenâ€" E.G. 1, E.L. c, M. 2, A. 3, S. ab., B.P. 3, P. 2, H. c. Jule Priestleyâ€" E.G. 3, E.L. c, M. ab., A. 2, P. c, B.P. ab., P. c, H. 3. John McKinnonâ€" E.G. 2, B.H. c, M. ab., Geog. c, A. c, S. c, P. 2, B.P. ab., P. c, H. c. Clarence Hamilton â€" E.G. 2, E.L. c, Goog. c, M. ab., A. c, S. c, P. 2, B. ab., P. c, H. c. "'• -rl Copelandâ€" B.O. c, E.L. 3, B. M. c, G. c, A. 3, Sc. 1, B.P. c, P. c, H.c. George Stewartrâ€" E.G. c, Geog. c, B. H. c, A. 2, S. 3, P. c, B.P. 8, P. c, H. c. John McMullenâ€" E.G. 3, B.H. c, M. c, Geog. c, A.'c, 5. c, B.P. c, P. c, H. 3. Carman Loucks â€" E.G. 1, E.L. c, B. H. c, M. c, A. c, P. c, B.P. c, P. c. Stanley McCleanâ€" E.G. 2, E.L. c. B. H. c, Geog. c, M. c, A. c, S. 3, B.P. c, P. c, H. c. Evison Wilsonâ€" E.G. 2, A. c, S. ab., B.P. 3, P. c, H. c. GRADE X Florence O'Neilâ€" E.G. 1, E.L. 1, C. H. 2, C. 2, M. 1, S. 1, L. 1. H. 3. Ruth Whyteâ€" fi.C. 1, E.L. 1, C.H. 2, G. 1, M. 1. S. c, L. 1, P. 2, H. 2, Jean Runcanâ€" E.G. 2, E.L. 2, C.H. 1, G. 1. M. 1, S. 3, A. 2, L. 1, P. 2, H.2. Marian Collinsonâ€" E.G. 1, E.L. 2, G. H. 1, G. 1, M. 2, S. 2, L. 3, P. 2, H.3. Jean Loucks-^E.C. 1, E.L. 1, C.H. 1, G. 1, M. c, S. c. L. 1, F. 2, H. 2. J. Campbellâ€" E.G. 2, E.L. 2, C.H. 1, G. 1, M. 2. S. 3, A. I, L. 2, P. 8, H.3. Robert Odellâ€" E.G. 2, E.L. 2, C.H. 2, G. 2. M. 1. S. 2. L. 2. P. 1, H. 3. M. 2, L. 3, P. c, H. 3. Mary McMullenâ€" E.G. 1, E.L. 2, C. H. 2, G. 2, M. 2. S. c, L. 2. P. c, H. 2. Emerson Meadsâ€" E.G. i, E.L. 1, C. H. 2, G. 3. M. c. S .c, L. 2, P. c, H. 2. Gordon Nicholâ€" E.G. c, E.L. c, C.H. 3, G. 3, M. 3, S. 3, A. 2, L. c, P. 2, Hx. Jean McTavishâ€" EC. 1, E.L. c, C.H. 3, G. 3, M. c. H. 2. Emerson Beaton â€" E.G. c, E.L. 1 C. H. c, G. .1, M. c, S. c, L. c, P. 3. H.'c. Marjorie ThistlethWaite â€" EC. 3, E. L. 2. C.H. ,S, G. c, M. 2. L. c. P. c. H.c. Edna Doupeâ€" E.L. 'c, C.H. 2, G. 3, M. 2, L. 3, H. 3. Rlma Hamiltonâ€" E.G. c, E.L. c, C. n. c. r. c, M. ah.. A. 3. P. e, H. c. Gordon StuiTookâ€"E.C. 2, EL. 2, G. c, M. c, L. e, P. c. Rohrrt Banksâ€" EC. 3, C.H. 3, M. 2, P. 1, H. 2. Hamtrl Clrtrk -EC. 1, EL. 2, C.H. c, G. c, F. c, C.H. c. Fred Marshallâ€" E.G. 3, E.L. c, M. 2, P. c, H. «. Keith Cairnsâ€" E.C. c, B.H. c, G. c, M. ab., A. c, P. 2, H. c. Joseph Banksâ€" G. aib., L. ab., H. 2. Earl McKinnonâ€" E.G. c, A . 3, H. c. GRADE XI Minerva Staffordâ€" P.T. 3, E.G. 1, E. L. 2. A.H. a, C. 3, L.G. 2, F.C. 2. Robert Sutherlandâ€" P.T. 8, E.G. 1, E.L. 3, A.H. 2, G. 3, G. c, L.G. 2, F.C.2 Bemice Leavellâ€" P.T. 2, E.L. 1, G. 1, G. 3. Laura Pedlarâ€" P.T. 2, E.G. c, E.L. 1, A.H. 2. G. c, C. c, L.G. 2, F.C. 3. Dorothy Watsonâ€" P.T. 3, E.G. 1, E. L. 3 A.H. c, G. c, G. 3, L.G. c, F.C. 2. Franklin Warlingâ€" P.T. 8, E.G. 2, E.L. 2, A.H. c, G. c, G. c, F.C. c. Melville Buchananâ€" P.T. 2, E.L. 3, G. 2, L.A. c. Virginia Wilsonâ€" P.T. c, B.C. 2, E. L. c, A.H. c, G. 3, C. c, P.G. 3. WilUam Stephenâ€" P.T. 2, E.G. c, E, L. c, G. c, L.G. c, F.C. 3. Walter McBrideâ€" P.T. 3, E.L. 2, A, H. 3, G. c, G. c, L.G. c. Ben Bellamyâ€" P.T. c, E.L. 3, A.H c, G. c, L. c, P. c. Earl Plester â€" P.T. 8, G. 1, L.C. c, F.C. c. Ross McConkey â€" P.T. 3, E.L. 3, G. c, L. e, F.C. c. Donald Meadsâ€" P.T. 2, E.G. c, C. c. Emmerson Watson â€" E.G. c, E.L. c, A.H. c, G. c. Jean Proctorâ€" P.T. 3, E.L. c, L.A. c. Jim Thurston â€" ^E.G. c, E.L. 3. GRADE XII Laurie Sutherland â€" P.T. 3, U.S. Comp. c, U.S. Lit. c, A.H. c, Geom. 1, C. 2, L.G. 2, P.A. 2, F.C. 2. Russell Johnsonâ€" P.T. 1, A.H. c, G. 1, C. 2, L.A. 3, F.C. 2. Allan Chappieâ€" P.T. 3, U.S. Comp. c, U.S. Lit. c, A.If. c, Geom. 1, C. 2, L.G. 3, F.A. 3, F.C. c. Eliz. Stewartâ€" P.T. 3, Geom. 1, C. e, L.A. 3, L.C. 3, P.A. c, F.C. 2. Elmer Russellâ€" P.T. 3, E.G. c, E.L. 2, G. 1, C. 1, P.A. c, F.C. 3. Eldon Fisherâ€" P.T. c, E.G. c, E.L. 2, A.H. c, G. 2, C. 2. Keith Parkerâ€" P.T. c, E.G. c, E.L. 2, A.H. 3, G. 2, C. 2, P.A. c, F.C. c. McBride, Wm.â€" P.Tr c, E.L. c, A. H. 3, G. 1, C. 3, P.A. 3. Winnifred McConkeyâ€" P.T. c, E.L. 3 A.H. c, C. 2, L.G. c. Melville Huntâ€" P.T. c, A.H. c, G. 3, L.A. 3, L.C. c, P.A. 3, F.C. c. Iva Brownâ€" P.T. 3, E.L. c, G. 3, C. c, L.C. c, F.A. c. Ruth Tumeyâ€" P.T. 3, E.L. c, G. c, G. 2, L.C. 3, F.C. c. Giving Mother A Break GRADE XIII P. Weberâ€" P.T. 2, E.C.3, M.H. 1, Alg. 2, C. 1, F.C. 1, T. 3. A. Karstedtâ€" P.T. 3, Alg. 1, L.A. 2, L.C. 2, T. 1. W. Jamiesonâ€" P.T. 3, M.H. 1, Alg. 3, Phy. 3, C. 1, L.A. c. P. McTavishâ€" P.T. 3, Phy. c, L.A. 2, L.C. c, F.A. 3, F.C. 3. A. McVicarâ€" P.T. 2, E.L. 3, M.H. c, Alg. e, Phy. c, C. 3, L.A. 2, L.C. 2. L. Phillipsâ€" P.T. 3, E.G. c, M.H. c, G. i, Alg. c, C. c. G. Muir â€" P.T. c, M.H. 2, Alg. c, L.A. c, L.C. c. A litigious man was forced to leave on a long journey ' efore the conclus- ion of a suit he had brought agttftst -I neighbor. He left instructions with his counsel that the verdict should be sent him by wire. Two days later he received this wire: "Right has triumphed." At once he wired back, "Appeal im- mediately." A kindly lady I heard about, has a friend who is not very well off and w*io has been blessed with a large numiber of children. The kindly lady, on one of her visits, was so moved by the juvenile harassment to which her friend was subjected that she sent as a gift, one of those play-pens, A few weeks later she made another call. The house as usual was swarm- ing with small children. But in the midst of this confusion sat the patient mother, workir« at her sewing mach- ine The children were not disturbing her, because she and the sewing mach- ine were in the middle of the play- pen.â€" Baltimore Sun. Sr. Pr. â€" Gordon Brown. Jr. Pr. â€" Ra« Smith*, Herman Brown* and BlUy Gilchrist (equal), Betty Hill and Jimmy Irving (equal), Ctordon Olkbrist. * denotes perfect attend«tnc«. O. B. Llttlelobne, teacher. SO MTHATT Orange VaUey School Grade VHIâ€" Muriel Smith*. Mur- iel Gilchrist. Grade VIâ€" Margaret Smith*, Os- car Brown, Oscar Irving. Grade Vâ€" Nina Teeter*. Jack Gil- christ*, Fred Gilchrist. Grade IIIâ€" Dorothy Brown, Doro- thy McGee*. Grade IIâ€" Ruth Smith*, Doreen Teeter*. Philip Irving. Melville Irv- ing. Grade I â€" Emerson Brown*, Har- old Gilchrist*. (J. Oilier in Sbelbume Eeoiuwiiat) A horse chestnut is not a chestnut; grapefruit is not related to gnpea; peppergrass is not a grass; calla lilies are not lilies; and a pineapple is neither a pine nor an apple*â€" News. paper item. And a good complexion is quite often only a paint job; "master of the house" is often the missus; a "pleasure excursion" is quite often anything but; quite often the for that bears some fancy name originally for- med the extremal covering pt rabbits; and a "hot dog" has nothing to do with a dogâ€" we hope. So what? Birds as well as aeroplanes, are sometimes forced down beeaose of ice on their wings. According to mortaDty records, quarry work is more dangerous than mining in England. i i mi iiii i iii iT """ i ii i iii i â-  Spirella I Foundation Garments il Girdles, One-Piece Garments Corsets, Brassieres FOR ALL FIGURES Free Brassiere given during December with each Foundation Garment. Demonstration at our home without obligation if Mrs. A. E. Bellamy Millinery Parlor - FLESHERTON ' ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦* 1 1 * ** * **** *** *** * * *** > > »♦♦! * > * *** * * » * > >♦â-  > WE HAVE JUST WHAT YOU NEED FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS CAKE AND PUDDING To make it better we are reducing our Flourjjg.,.- the following prices: ROBIN HOOD $2.75 CREAM OF WEST $2.75 PRAIRIE ROSE $2.49 PURE GOLD .- $2.49 WE ARE BUYING DRESSED POULTRY HIGHEST PRICES POSSIBLE ARE PAID 0. & A. Co-operative Company, Ltd. FLESHERTON. Ont^io ^ Christmas Gifts. . To Make the Heart Glad is what you want tb present to the fastidious maiden, bachelor or anyone who loves dainty toilet articles and choice confectionery. A useful gift is appreciated. Pine Perfumes, Stationery, Toilet Goods, Hot Water Bottles, Watermian Fountain P^ns, Manicure Sets, Books, Etc' FOR THE CHILDREN â€" Mechanical Toys, Horns, Guns, Picture Books, Talking DoUs, Crecipihg Dolls, Games of all kinds. Candy CHRISTMAS TREE DECORATIONS, ELECTRIC LIGHTS, CANDLES >>* DRUGGIST e. N. RICHARDSON / FLESHERTON^^Ontario ^5©}S5S3^j:^^^j|i}Ii^;^li^2 •0*?,^