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Wcdnesdax-, June 5, 1940 "GBTSPEEPy SBRUICB ON LOW-COST MARATHON" IT'S A NEW LOW PRICE . . BIG QUALITY TIRE Wise tire buyers get more for their money wlien they buy this great new Goodyear. Marathon has a wide, heavy centre-traction diamond tread at the lowest price ever offered. It has all the sturdy long-wearing qualities that have made Goodyears the world's most popular tires. Drive in and see this money- saving tire today! Get top mileage from new tires â€" add low cost tubes! D. McTAVISH & SONS FLESHERTON. ONTARIO PRODUCTS OF WESTERN SUNSHINE' ItobinHood -w FliOUR / •^ ^'' MILLED FROM WASHED WHEAT k/ CANADA'S : FRiZE-WINNING ^ FLOUR At its lowest price $2.90 per bag, while it lasts 9 & A. Co-operative Company, Ltd. FLESHERTON, Ontario THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE THE FLESHERTON ADVANbE Published on CoUinjrwood StrM^ Flesherton, Wednesday of each week. Circulation OT«r 1,000. Price in Canada |2.00 per year, when paid in advance |1.60; in U, S. A. $2.60 per year^ when paid in advance $2.00. F. J. THURSTON, Editor. CEYLON Mr, and Mrs. Harry Huston and family of Oshawa spent the week end at the home of P. Muir. Mrs. Muir and little Marion McLeod, who have been visitng in Oshawa, returned with them. Mr. and Mrs. John Nichol and fam- ily visited Badjeros friends Sunday. Recent visitors at the home of M. S. McLeod were his father, Mr. Donald McLeod, who will spend the summer here, Gordon Jackson of Dundas, Mr. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Mc- Leod and three children of Toronto. | \\\ a""r. 'MuTr"$l" W.' G. Watson $5, List of Dooators Ked Cross Campaign The following contributed to the Flesherton- Artemesia Red Cross cam- paign conducted recently: Frank Belts, Collector Wni. Hawkins $1, Cecil Betts 75c, Mrs. Robt. McMuUen $1, Mrs. Frank Hetts $1, Levi Belts l?l, B. S. Field %i, Arthur Chaixl %l, Laurie Betts 25c, Jas. Russell $1, Geo. Porteous $1, Jack English 5c, Mrs. Chas. Newell 50c, Ned Croft $1. Glenn Croft 25c, Laurie Russell 25c. Miss Sadie Foster $1, J. P. Sewell fl, Murray Fisher 25c, Walter Akitt |1, Mrs. Alf. Part- lidge 50c, Jos. Shier 50c, Mrs. Harry Patton $1, Mrs. Margaret Shier 50c, Leslie Chard $1, Albert Wilkinson 75c, Wesley Smith $1, Mrs. Mary Badgerow $1, Arthur Porteous fl, Chas. Stafford 50c.â€" Total $22.05 F. G. Karstedt, Collector F. G. Karstedt and Family $10, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McConke" $10, A. J. Mc Vicar $1, H. E. Karstedt $2, F. W. Runciman $5. Frank Aussem $2, Mrs. D. G. McLean $1, D. J. McArthur $2. Cameron McLean $1, Stewart Boice $1, John McMillan $1, C. A. McLean Mrs. Vic Carnahan and little son, Wayne, of Windsor are visiting her cousins, Mrs. Anna McMillan and Mr. Fred Chislett. Miss Thelma Chislett and friend, Clifford McLean of Dro- more were also visitors Sunday at the home of Mrs. McMillan. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Collinson, Mar- ion and Jean, and Mrs. A. S. Muir and Grant visited friends in Durham on Sunday. Mrs. M. A. Pattison of Toronto is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stuart. Mrs. Hyslop of Eugenia is visiting her brother, Mrs. Geo. McKenzie. Stanley Hunt of Toronto spent the week end at his home here. Lloyd Archibald of Owen Sound visited his mother last week. Earl McLeod is working at Wasaga Beach. Mrs. Geo. McMaster of Portlaw and two sons, Clifford and Victor of tht 48th Highlanders, Camp Borden, were Sunday visitors at the home of Thos. 1 Stewart. Mrs. Geo. Jaynes presided for the meeting of the Ladies' Aid at the home of Mrs. Roy Piper on 'Wednes- day. There was a fair attendance. Mrs. Thos. Stewart took the devo- tional reading and Mrs. J. MoMullen gave a reading. Following general business and discussions it was decid- ed to send for spruce trees and plant these On three sides of the church property. Miss Agnes Macphail visited with Owen Sound friends on Thursday. Misses Susie and Christina McKin- non spent the latter part of the week in Toronto. I ♦♦»♦♦»< n il** WHY NOT? WAKE IT A HABIT TO DELIVER YOUR CREAM DIRECT TO THE CREAMERY. It will pay you well. Because, you are getting more money for delivered Cream, and deliv- ered Cream stands a better chance for a for a higher grade. For those who find it inconvenient to deliver their cream, our trucks will give you the usual courteous, satisfactory service. Open Wednesday and Saturday Nights '> In order to help support the Business Men's Assoc, ; we are offering a si^cial prize, which will go to the ; ; bolder of the first ticket drawn if he has delivered \ cream to the creamery any time Wednesday. The ; amount of the prize will be equivalent to ^he amount of money received for their cream. Flesherton Creamery & Produce Co. Phone 66 Angus Avis, Manager (Intended for last Week) Messrs. Bill Cairns and Oscar Mc- Keo were in Toronto for week end. Miss Catherine Oiirns, who has been visiting at her home here, has left to spend the summer at Bobcaygeon. Mrs. J. R. Sinclair was in Toronto for the week end. Miss Agnes Macphail returned the middle of the week from Montreal and Ottawa. *~ Miss McDonald, teacher at Stone's Line, spent the holiday at her home near Aurora. Miss Janet Campbell spent the holi- days at her home in Hopeville, Mrs. McWilliam and son accompanied her. Miss Jean Marshall spent Sunday at Holland Centre. Mi's. Anna McMilaIn visited Swin- ton Park friends the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley White of Toronto visited friends here over the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Robt.Rutledge of Holland Centre visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Marshall ori Sunday Week end and holiday visitors in the community were:â€" Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Swift of Toronto at Mrs. Archie Stewart's; Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Frew- ing and Miss Frewing of Toronto at Geo. Udell's; Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Wyvllle of Toronto at Archie Mc- Mullen's; Don Porter of Toronto at S. McDermid's; 1" and Mrs. Alex. Knox and babe of Toronto at Mrs. J. Knox'; Mrs. M. Reany and Jean of Palmerston and Mrs. H. Bailey and daughters of Dundalk with Miss Agnes Macphail; Messrs Stan Hunt nf Toronto and Albert Arrowsmith •f Niagara Falls at 0. Arrowsmith's; Mr. and Mrs. W. P. WTiarin and Miss Jeanette Mot>eod of Toronto at home r>f J. D. McLeod: Misses Elsie and Irene Fisher of Toronto at home of Geo. Fisher; Miss Margaret Collin- son of Toronto at her home. ->mii' ROOFING Brantford Roofinpf, .\splialt Sliinj^lcs. Metallic Roofiiifj, W'ipod vSliinj:flc«. Cock'iliutt Farm Implements. T.i^htniii^- Rods. .'\I1 roofinjj sold deliv- ered or laid on roof at reason- able prices. JOHN O'NEIL Priceville, R. R. 2 Phone i)urhainf>()7 r 4. Eliz. Mather $1, Mrs. Aldcom $1, A. H. Bell $2, Mrs. Jack McLean |1, E. M. Ferguson $1, Mrs. F. MacKinnon $1, Jos. C. Harrison $1, Angus Clark $1. T. Spicer $5, John Whyte $2, Thos. Harrison $5, H. B. McLean $2, F. P. Reiley fl, Rev. A. Sutherland $1, J. B. Patton $1. Colin McLean $1, Innis McLean $1, "Wm. Mather $1, Malcolm McLean $1, Donald H McLean $1, Allan MacLean $2, Alf. OT)elI $1, Wm. Burnett $2, Albert CDell $1, Joe E. McKee $1, Angus McMillan $2, A. B. McArthur $1, Mrs. R. M. Shortreed $1. Wm. McKechnie $1, Elmer Harrison $1, John Nichol $1, John McKechnie $1, Archie McKech- nie $1. David Nichol $1, Mrs. E. G. Ritchie $2, Margaret Simpson 25\ Mrs. Wright 50c, John Qtothart $5, Mrs. Thos. Nichol $1, Chas. Smail 50c, Mrs. Harden 25c, Donald Mc- Kinnon 50c, J. Stewart $1, Cameron MacLean $1, A. L. Hincks $1, J. A. Carson $1. Mrs. Kate McArthur $1, Mrs, D. Campbell $1, Mrs. A. Mc- Lachlan SI, E. Neun 50c, W. Acomb 2.5c, H. R. MacLean S1.50. Robt. Par- slow it.S, E. and B. James $1. â€" Total $114.25. Laurie Pedlar, Collector J. J. Little |2, Wallace Fisher $1, Thos. Phillips $1, Laurie Pedlar ?1, R. J. Fisher $1. Stanley Patton $1, J. W. McKee ^, Albert Blackburn $2, Mrs. Jas. S. Pedlar %l. Mrs. Harry Fisher $1, Mrs. Herb Badgerow $1, Mrs. Simmons $1, W. Plantt $1, Mrs. Plantt $1, J. Badgerow $1, Mr. and Mrs. C. Meldrum $2. Clarence Watson §1, Roy .hite $1, Mrs. C \ Allen 25c, Fred Linton $1, Jas. A. Linton $1, Mrs. Wilfred Batchelor 80c. Florence Lyons 35c, Spurgeon McNevin 50c, F. T. Taylor $1, Harold Shier 25c, Harrv Badgerow $1, Herb Badgerow $1, Lewis Fisher $1, TiOwis H. Sheai"- (lown $1, Wm. Blakey SI, Wm. Jam- ieson $1, Roy Lyons *1, Jas. Wilkin- son $1, W. H. McNally |1, Wilfred McNally SI, Alvin McKenzie §1, Mrs. Ethel Monaghan $1, John Haney 70c, John Wilkinson $1.â€" Total .$40.85. Gordon McMullen. '"'ollector Leonard Haines §1, C. H Fawcett $1. S. H. Smart $1 Comford Thomn- son $1, Harry Rawlings 50c, Morris Welsh 50c, Mrs. Wm. Rae 50c, Gordon McMullen $1.â€" Total $6.50. Luther Love, Collector Luther Love SI, R. M. Nichols 50c, Wilfred Gallagher 50c, Herbert Nich- ols $1, Elmo Stevens $1, Newton Dav- ison 25c, Wm. Crockford $1, Datid Blakey 25c. Geo. Ludlow $1, Chas. Best $1, A. McCauley 50c, E. Stinson SI, C. Moore $1, A. Stiuson §1. Milton Bannon $2, Willard Knight $1, Wm. Scott 35c, J. A. Gowanlock 50c, Jean and Gladys Love. §1, John Duncan $1, â€"Total $16.85. George Cairns, Collector Geo. Snell $1, Henry A. Tucker $5, David Hincks $5, W. J. Hincks $2, Mrs. Ben McKenzie $2, D. K. McKin- non $1, W. A. Beaton $2, Brady Irwin $1, Cecil Fawcett $1, Mrs. N. Camer- on $1, I B. 'Whittaker $1, J. K. Mc- Leod $1, Geo. Fisher $1. J. D. McLeod .$1, J. E. McKee $1, Chas. Stafford 25c, Geo. Cairns $2.â€" Total $28.25. Stanley Campbell. Collector Mrs. Adam Smith and Georgina $1.50, Mi-, and Mrs. Roy McMillan 50c, Ed. Baker 25c, John Magee 25c, Mrs. Chas. Martin 25c, Mrs. Eva Graham 50c, Mrs. Bates Fawcett $1, Mrs. E. Proctor 50c, Everett Graham 10c, Mrs. Campbell 25c.â€" Total $5.10. Neil MacDonald, Collector Harold Turner 50c, Mrs. Bob Smith 50c. Bert Magee $1, Mrs. Wilfretl Magee 56c, Ranald Par.<ions $1, Mrs. John Parsons $1, Garnet Magee $1, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hanley $1, Mrs. Wni. Hanley 50c, Jas. Porteous $1, Court Smith 50c, Chas. Hopper $3, Alex. Cameron «5.â€" Total $16.50. Wilfred Lever. Collector Harold Richardson 60c Geo. Swan- ton 50c, Fred Brown fl, Harold Lever $1, Alex. Miller fl, Emerson Wickens $1. Gordon Long fl, Bobbie Long 25c. Mrs. Mary Ii-win fl, Wm. Burnett 76c. Mervin McFadden 25c, Guy Haz- zard 50c, Ed. Loucks f 1, 'Wm. Newell 25c. Wilfred Lever fl, J. A. Lever fl, Levi Pallister 26c, A. F Sparks 50c, Mrs W. J. Lever fl. Lewis Pedlar $1.â€" Total f 14.75. Wm. R. Meads. Collector Jas. Oliver -2, Emma Oliver fl, Ed. Dingwall fl, John Oliver fl. Thos. Currie fl, Chas. Huddy fl, W. H. Huddy $1, Geo. Huddy '. Miss Emily Huddy f2 Miss Louisa Huddv $1, Mrs. Jas. Dingwall fl, Jack McMillan $1, W. A Moody 50c, Mrs J. T. Underbill 20c, Jos. D. Whyte $1, J. Hiltz 50c, Mrs. D. McKinnon %\, F. R. Oliver $10, Christina McKinnon $1, Susie McKinnon $1, D. V). Corbctt ?1. Robt, W. Vause $1. J. J. Meads BOc. Tohii Dow f2. R. C Oliver $1, Joseph Oliver 50c, W. B. Williamson $5, R. K. Parslow SI, Elford and Reatric- Walters $1. Mre, T. Whyte 50c. W. K. ^loads ?1. Ceo. Willinm.son $1, Dan Mnir SI Goo. TTdell $1. Peter Muir $5, Alex. S. M'lir «S5 Total 5(?.70. Grand '1 otal -f.120.80. SUPERIOR STORES Specials on Groceries PURE LARD, per 1 lb. pkg '' QUAKER OATS systal ware, pkg 27c Mother Parker's TEA, free ballon half lb. pkg. 33c GINGER SNAPS, fresh per lb. 10c SODAS, fresh andcrisi^ 2 lb. pk" f"- WeU Trimmed PORK LOINS .:. per lb^25c PINEAPPLE SEASON now in. We (Jarry all sizes TRUCK LOAD OF PLANTS just arrived. See us while the assortment is good. DON'T FORGET TO GET YOUR COUPONS FROM US. WE WANT YOU TO WIN THE DRAW. We also will give coupons on all paid-ui' accounts C. J. KENNEDY PHONE 37 WE DELIVER Clifford Allen, Collector Jas. Allen 50c, Porter Beard fl, F. Barber 50c, Wm. Johnson and Family f2, Geo. WTiite fl. Wesley White fl, W. Harrison f2, Mrs. Geo. Johnson f 1, Harry Akins 50c, Mrs. Geo. Best fl, Fred Irwin $1, G. Irwin $2, F. Brack- enbury fl, R. Bentham fl, R. Stevens 50c, G. Waller fl. Mrs. S. Doupe $1, A. E. McKee 50c, R. White $1, G. McDonald 50c, L. White 50c, L. Allen $1, R. Allen f3, Earl and Roy Best $5, C. Hindle 50c, J. T. Pari- and Fam- ily f4, C. C. Akins f2. Chas. McDer- mid fl, Mrs. Alex. McMullen fl, R- Cullen f2, Mrs. L. McMullen 50c, L. Sharp 50c, Mrs. W. J. Talbot $1, E. Stevens fl.50, Mrs. A. Stevens $1, Mi-s. J. Brown fl, E. Blackburn f 1, Geo. R. Blackburn $1. C. Allen fl, L. Talhot f2.â€" Total $50.50. Herb Corbett, Collector Neil McCannell $2, Jos. Watson fl, B. Hodgins 50c, N. Roddick 25c, J. White 25c, A. Badgerow 50c, Lloyd Wauchope 25c, A. Hergott 25c, Rabt. Bates 25c, Dever Bros. $5, D, Watson 25c, A Sims 25c, J. Neilson 50c, H. B, Jackson 25c, N. R. McCannell 25c, D. Reddick 25c, Geo. Sherson 50c, A. McCannell $1, H. Corbett $2, R. G. .\cheson $2, Stanley Lyons fl. â€" Total fl8.50. M. S. McLeod, Collector Wm. Irwin $1.50, J Stewart $2, L. Duckett $1, Mrs. J Kennedy 25c, A. C. Muir SI, S. Hemphill SI, A. Mc- Donald $1, L, Coutts $1, Mrs. H. Piper $3 P, Hemphill $2, Mrs. Haxton $1. Mrs. R. Campbell 50c, Ella Kellar 25c, Alex. McFadden 50c, C. Wardrop 25c, P. Hunt $1, G. Arrowsmith $1, Mrs. John Gibson SI, Jas. Sinclair $1, Jos. Staubble $1, Ernest Mitchell $5, as. L. McMullen $5. Thos. Genoe 25c, Mrs. Martha Plester 25c. E. McLeod ,?1. M S. McLeod $1, R, "W. Piper $2, J W. McMullen $1, S McDermid $1. â€"Total $37.75. WEDDING PRESENTS MISSING The Queen has lately given consid* oration to some of Queen Victoria's wedding presents, which are missing. The centenary of Queen Victoria's wedding is a reminder of this. It is reported that in the archives at Wind- sor Castle there is a complete list of these presents, but it by no means tallies with the present state of the Royal collection. Some ot fhe presents have been traced, it is said, to other houses where they are regarded aa heirlooms. But no on now living can explain how they first passed into the possession of the families who own them. n - .â€" f Swim suits for 1940 are going to be a little bit longer. At the moment we can think of no other change that could have been'made. ROUND TRIP BARGAIN FARES JUNE 7-8 from FLESHERTON to TORONTO $ 2.15 HAMILTON f 2-45 BELLEVILLE $5.00 CHATHAM f 6.65 PETERBORO $4.10 SMITH'S FALLS f 7.35 WELLAND $ 4.10 and many intermediate points Going â€" 6.14 p.m. June 7-8; 8.49a.m. June 8 Return Limit up to June 10 Consult Agentis - Procure Dodger &lMAJLiQM.(?CLdilC '*/ was just saying how forgetful husbands are lOI\IG DIST/mCE . . . and put me to shame!" A 300-mile 8tation-to>station call after 7 p.m. (and aH day Sunday) usually costs no more than a couple of movie tickets. With rates that low, a fellow can easily keep in touch with his family when he's away from home. Why not call them up . . . tonight? P"-., gyTi/.j[^,,il**fii*V'»*?- "^