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THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE Wednesday, June 2, 1943 * - . . . . i . LADIES' SPUN Rayon Dresses New styles, pretty pastel shades in new floral patterns, washable. AH sizes. Special $2.98 HOUSE FROCKS A big range of new styles in fast colors, sizes up to 52. Priced 98c to $2.49 Chenille Bed Spreads New assortment, double bed size; rose, wine, mauve, turquoise and white grounds. Easily laundered without ironing. $5.50 $7.50 $8.50 $10.95 $11-50 til" Tip Top Tailors Suits fo Order $29.75 Make your selection early F. H. W. HICKLING General Merchant FLESHERTON CEYLON PORTLAW GUT. R. D. Moldrum of Halifax is home en furlough. Mra. D. Jamieson and Mrs. S. Fisher of Toronto are visiting tbeii brother, Roy Lyons, and Mrs. Lyons. Miss Helen Boyce of Toronto is riaiting her aunt, Mrs. Art Wilson. Tpr. Victor Odborne of Camp Bor- den spent a day with his sister, Mrs. Jack Badgerow. Mrs. Oaborne of Dundalk also visited with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Badgerow. The Fourth Line Red Cross unit met at the home of Mrs. J. Badgerow with eleven members present. Mrs. Boyce was again able to be with us. The receipts of the Maxwell dance were reported as |36, and cigarettes are being purchased to send to our soldier boys. A quilt was completed. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Earl Croft. Miss Mary Fisher is on the sick list this week. Pte. Cecil Shier of Camp Borden spent the week end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Shier. TORONTO LINE NORTH Misses Evelyn and Iva Brown and Miss Margnret Cronin of Toronto pent the week end and holiday with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown. Miss Gertrude Lever and friend from Owen Sound spent the 24th with friends in Richmond Hill and attend- ed the fair held there. Mrs. W. Lever, who has been vis- iting her daughter. Mrs. F. Peacock, In Toronto, has returned^ to reside with her daughter, Mrs. F". Brown. Spr. Archie Laughlin of Petnwawa spent a few days at the home of Mr. Fred Brown, while on furlough. Mrs. M. Love of Hamilton spent a few days with friends in this vicinity. MAXWELL (Intended for Last Week) Visitors over the holiday were Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Holdaworth of Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kerton. Mr. and Mrs. Garfield McLoed vis- ited at the formers parents Mr. and Mrs. Angus McLoed. Mrs. Charlie Winters J visiting with Mr. and Mrs. James Winters. Fred Ross is home from Malton, where he has spent the winter. Kathleen Morrison spent the hol- idays at her parental home. Rev. Keyes of Flesherton occupied the pulpit of the United Church Sun- day evening and gave a very interest- ing and timely sermon. On Monday evening the friends and neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pallister, recently married, gathered in the Orange Hall to spend a social time with them. At a suitable time Mr. and Mrs. Pallister were called to the front of the hall, and an address was read and a purse of money was presented to them with the good wishes of the community. Mr. and Mrs. Pallister are living in Toronto. Mrs. Don Porter of Toronto a week end visitor at her home. Miss Agnes Macphail of Toronto was a caller on friends here Satur- day last. Mrs. Percy Hunt spent the week end with friends in Toronito. Mr. and Mrs. P. Collinaon attend- ed the funeral on Wednesday in Wiarton of the late Misa Jean Dargavel. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Genoe spent the week end 1 in Owen Sound with their daughter, Mrs. Jas. Pattinson, and Mr. Pattinson. Mr. Harvey Archibald, Violet Hill, was a week end visitor at his home. Mr. and Mrt. C. M. White, Wau- >aushene, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Stewart. The Ladies' Aid completed a quilt at the home of Mrs. J. Knox. Hon. F. R. OHver and Mrs. Oliwr received a cable Monday morning rom L.A.C. Iran Turner informing them of his safe arrival overseas. >an's many friends are glad to enow of his safe arrival. L.A.C. Farqahar McKinnon is on furlough at his home. Rev. Westcott had charge of the service Sunday morning In Ceylon United Church. We are sorry to earn that Rev. G. K. McMillan, Mrs. McMillan and two sons are leaving shortly for Toronto. Misses Lizzie and Janet Parker of Toronto, M5se Susie McKiraion of lamilton, Mrs. Lundin of Kelowna. 3.C.. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ferguson of Victoria and Mr. Jaa. Turner of laurel were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Oliver. The Ladies' Aid held their May meeting at the home of Mrs. Roy *iper with a goodly nomfcer in at- tendance. The president, Mrs. Will Gibson, had charge of the meeting which was addressed by Mrs. G. K McMillan on the topic of natritior A pleasant social chat was enjoyed. The next meeting will be held Wed. June 16th, at 2 p.m.. in place of the usual date, at the home of Mrs. G. McMillan. Flesherton, at which an apron sale will be sponsored. Please remember the change in the date. Visitors always welcome. Messrs. Win. McCartney and Nel- son McKecnvn of Coffingwood spent Sunday wth Mr. and Mrs. Lather Duckett. Mr. Norman Tackaberry is work- ! ing in the Markt!a!e territory solic- iting subscriptions for a well known magazine. Mrs. Laverne Piper and daughter. Mary Belle, of Markdale and Mrs. McMaster of Brantford wero visftor* the first of the week with Mrs. Harry Piper. Kobody ever mentions ex-Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin these days, Nor Charles Lindbergh. Freight rates are responsible for much of the high cost of imports fruits and vegetables. The Warthn Prices Board cannot do very much about it. CREAM PRODUCERS, ATTENTION! Because of the acute shortage of gasoline and rubber and the large requirements of same bv our Armed Forces, the Government has passed Order No. 533, respecting: the transportation of milk and cream. The creamerv is requested to make a 4-5 day pick-up of cream and other farm produce which means three collections every two weeks. As a war effort we are asking for your kind co-operation. The Mor* Gasoline and Tire* We Save Will Leave More for Our Armed Forces Bring your produce to the Creamery on your regular trips to town and benefit by the premium paid for delivered cream. Flesh erton Creamer & Produce Co. Phone 66 Angus Avis, Manager NATIONAL SELECTIVE SERVICE Second Compulsory Employment Transfer Order inai Notic* to Certain Employers and Employe** en In tpecifled Unaa of civilian amployiiMU-.t, In -'nmi alreavly uiadar National Joloailv., Sorvlea HobUlaadon HefuiailoM, miui import (or intcrrtnr mot later than June ISlo, 1943, at an EaapaoTtaonl anal OCRea. a. O.Jia*i. Tha Second Order mJafale for laanilal employment! ch* mt- ncm M mm m daaw aliiedy dcnpumd ejadar National SelecrfTe Senrie Mooiiatioa ftafnlaaoaa, who are DOW employed in ipaci- S*d ooft-oMBdal tmploynuno. ' COVEMD BY THia i or ao Jo.- 15, L*tu. a^ , eaiU or cfciUrea aow j^ag, r maa bora fraat 1902 ;o l7[4 wao, ataa. Jiur !5. 1 UO. vu drroreod Jadidally xparatod. a aow eaaplofed ati eiCI) ear ofcaaaaioa la or with ibe auxiuiactarlaf of mn< and artificial flowari I wkaei laca foodj; giiortaa" rd>. '.w.b-r. (S) ear oeeaBadoa In ar Wraaji (4) oar oefaaadoa la or axo. ^atad vita tae faolory prodactioa a/ amalT aad an ajoodai (S) ear oenapa- Man la th aomtioa of r 0. Praoadara lo bo FoUomdi AH daflnod abova musr rtport :o in and Salacxjr* Serrk* Offica oot later dlan 'jr. 15*. 1943. Men raodanl oumde a dry ar lown iuv^a; an fenpioymant and Salccari SCI*!L Office, roo far removad to call par* anally, may -vme to Ac neanat oAca, and awiit fanner dinaioav. . j E. OBUCATiorrs or Tan dlrvctod to aeeoatl empio'. tofaiiad to hi Paragraph* 3 aad C aboo ara ra^airad br (no iaalli<>ni ! foilov and aoda faaaaalaai (6) ear o/ taa follow- ln( e^apadoaat kaa bu-i caanaaa aad doaeonj caalom forriani J~i-c pormi (otaar taoa la railway irala aar- leaa) i prhraaa caanlfoaie. C ACE AVD JCABITAI. CLASSES OF met COVERED BT THIS OaDEX: < ' ETOTT aua bora la aaj roar froaa INT M 14X4 (ladnjrV) who ha. raanod or. 1*1 (; vwr atan bora from l* to ItU (indaafee), who. M Jair IS. 1940. irriad. ar <nTuad or Jadteiall? ar a widower wUmooi cnild at () enry aaaa bora froaa 1901 - 19U ( r. oBLJCA-nopts or EMPIAYEKSI h will bo illagal for aa npio*r to retaia la y. amotor afur Jim. IStb, 1943. an? tWrrwd to in P>nra*a> B and C aaloa> a ,p~v., pOTaUl ba boaa (roam SaUettra Sorrloa, C. Traaxporutloai PTVTBUQ wjl bo madt for oansporaooa of man movad to a oaw paaca o/ nsidenca. fL ipaaalai If ob|acnnf to transfer to otbei mpioymenc when directed, i man roay annr appeal with a Court of Rafaraai within ^ :a-.T. L Peaaltiaai PcnaMa an provided for airhar enipioyer at employaai r'aUioa; *> comply -..-. tfait Order. }. taib.ihj i Ta> Ordar If anad DV dal MJniscar of Labour -*"H*r Naoonai Saiecsva SarHa* l-:jia Raguiauoai tPXl 2*6 oi Jinaary IMi. 194). and amandinf Orders j> CooaoJ) a. Tki. Jaeoad Ordar 1> Pin* Order: Empio\ meats listoj gripa B .viwTc. ...-.. U9 rnciits cuouiccti m ^fn Finl Order. Tbe Finx Order, moed on \by 4th. 19O, rvquired compluoce by \Uy 1 -n oa dM pair o/ cmpioytMS deugrured icjtf \luDll!aUuOC RcyUjJLXTJ, Uld *!" o/ rk^if empioyezs. ji the fulluwuig lines of work. (J'.' .-'.. or liquor, *xmt xxj yter floret; '.?; rrtal uit or cat#y, cmrftcaontry, to- j*rr. fvutr. r--:j -_.--' , "-r, ( J - _-r r .- ikops xnd bcgury pjriettrj; . 4 ) ret&t tnJ flonm- i.M stmct runans ^*- *,.- . ji ... ,. t of *mu0f Of K.-fStorifi; ^,"1 rftfil ;fit fff goads jr rnustCJt nutrumimj; ./) -4tr; jrrvcr, fif^Mi&r -'"mttrr. hotti . lomemc t*ru*m; ^9) my j .-?*. vttb Utbli3 >'/ nan in ar j;r-. .* mrra, aicitiUmg but not 'tint jfen*:e;. mtmern jnctvre cht&i, ytr*zuitf liieyj. paoi f offmj, lu or Jxrec:iy usoagsed ,: taxing, *nj prtinn% not tbtiung, Off tmftmttmg momtpUmnem with V otilfertoa rl Latoar Si Mt P R 1 G E V 1 L L E ORANGE VALLEY Miss Thibutt of Mt. Dennis spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hill and Jack. Miss Muriel Gilchrist has gone to Flesherton, where she has secure. 1 work. Mr. Jack Hill spent a day in To- ronto recently. Mr. Gev. Hargrave motored to To- ronto last week to attend the fun- eral of his cousin, Mr. Wilson. M . and Mrs. Percy Reed am! children of Owen Sound visited on Sumfay with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hill. Miss Thelma Miller visited recent- ly with friends at Walters Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Osborne 1 Lauriston visited Sunday with the Gilchrist family. Mr. Cooper of Toronto visited with Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Littlejohns. EAST MOUNTAIN Messrs. Jas. and Ralph Harbottle spent Sunday near Owen Sound. Miss Lucy Haines of Kimberley spent a couple of days with Mr. and Mrs. Len. Haines. Miss Ethel Rawlings of Toronto visited recently -with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rawlings. Visitors with Mrs. C. Thorn psor were. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Teed and Kenneth and Mr. and Mrs. E. Part- ridge and daughters of Rock Mills. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. G. Mc- MuHen recently were: Messrs. S Jones and George Mercer of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brackenbury and Marjory of Flesherton, Mrs. Tommie Wright and Mr. Bert McAfee, Union. Quite a number from here attend- ed th funeral Monday of Mr. Silas McAusfan at Union. Much sympa- thy goes to Mrs. McAislan and family in their great lossi Mr. Me Auslan was well known and he will be greatly missed by all who had the privilege of knowing him. The past few days have been nice and dry and the farmers are work- ing early and late at the seeding. Very little grain has been sown in this district yet. Mr. George McLellan and Mrs. Hinds of Niagara Falls spent the week end with his wife at the home of Mrs. D. Campbell. Mrs. Minnie Beaten of Nobletoc := v:<:::r.ir :t; t'n*> McLr.jh!nr homo. Mr. a::il Mrs. A. L. H .ia^.^'-tL-r^. Mr. Ar.hur lule and iLss Reta McDougall attended the musi- cal festival in Owen Sound Friday. The three girls sang a trio, obtain- ing S3 marks, the highest mark* given being 86. (Intended for Last Week; Mr. Alex. Carson went to Toronto Monday for a visit with his sons and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McLeod and son, Paul, of Swinton Park visited recently at the honje of Mr. Bill McKechnie. Mr. Hector McLean had the mis- fortune to lose a valuable horse last week from blood poisoning. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McLean of To- ronto spent the week end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs Alf. Hiacks and Marilyn and Miss Jean Hincks of Toronto visited recently at the home of A. L. Hincks. Mrs. A'.ex. Carson is visiting her daughter at Swiaton Park. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hill of Fergus ; nt a 'iay at the home of Mr. H. R. McUur.. iir. and Mrs. J. A. tLiux and fam- ily of Toronto were callers with friends here over the 24th. Mr. Laurie Sutherland of Toronto spent the week end with Willis and Grant Savers. KIMBERLEY .Mr. D. L. Weber and Ted are on a visit to their home here from the "A'.o-.in'' Highway. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Weber were. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Weber. Mr. and Mrs. Art Wardman. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Weber. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Betts and Janet. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Alexander and Paul aad Mi*s Lois Weber, ail the family being present at the one ,un. Mr. and Mrs. Rosa Ellis and fam- ily of Rocklyn visited Kimberley friends on Sunday. Pte. Wayne Weber had his leave extended for farm work. Owing to so much wet weather he accom- plished very little tractor work. Garnet Baker reported in Toronto :o :he R.C.A.F. Owing to delayed papers he has not been stationed yet. Mrs. Jus. Lawrence is visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. Lawrence, Thornbury. Mr. and Mrs. G. Burritt visited Kimberiey friends Thursday. Mrs. Otto Baker and Gail spent a week with Mrs. M. Ferguson. Born In Hamilton on Saturday. May 20:h. 1943, to Mr. and Mrs. G. Wiley. ,i daughter. No. Horace. Women are not what they were 20 years agro. They are al] pas: their 30th birthday now. Only the Jap and the Hun could be elated over a successful attack oa a Red Cri'ss ship loaded with doctor* and nurses. Some of the Germans captured In North Africa may be shipped to Can- ada. Well. Hitler promised them they would get the trip one day. /ft a Coot/ fyn Protection of property to-il:iy is conservation for tomorrow. J?o when you paint, go to your Mtirtin-Senour dealer. He is the man who can teil you best about " winning'* eolour combinations. He is the man who really knows paint and the most economical and practical ways of applying it. His advice is sincere and helpful the paints he sells are made with the enduring qualities that stand the "test of time". When you paint, go to your Martin-Senour dealer. MARTI N-SENOUR 100^ PURE PAINT- VARNISHES -ENAMELS