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^Vednesday, December 3, 1947 THE FLESflERTON ADVANCE Small Ads FOR SALE â€" l'j;iO Model A Foid coach, in good condition. â€" Archie McKechnie, Pricevilk, phone y2w;i WANTED â€" Tricycle in good condit- ion, large size. â€" Donald Whyte, Ceylon, phone 40w4 FOR SALE â€" Boy's boot* and skates, size 5, never used, price ^. â€" Mrs. A. G- Macpherson, phone 14. 25p2 FOR SALE â€" CCBl Skates, size 3, may be seen at butcher shop. â€" ^A. Heoxterson, phone 47. 27c2 FOR SALE â€" Console kitchen cab- inet; breakfast room buffet;â€" K. G. Betts, phone 8 Plesherton 26p2 FOR SALE â€" Truck rack, 14 feet, complete, good condition. â€" Harold Richardson, phone 33w'3. 26p2 JANVBB â€" AMMkia m^XM* tm mink and fox ttd. â€" Bert Mclaioat Euceau, phMM Vti^mnkm-i 6rtt WANTED â€" 100 j-ouTig pigs ready to wean, also some chunks. â€" Gord- on Stuart, phone 26M Flesherton. WANTED â€" Cord of dry cedar, de- livered. â€" Mrs. Gilbert, O.D.R., tel- ephone 99J3 Flesherton 27c2 United Church Notes Rev. A. G. Macpherson, B-A. Minister White Gift Services at Flesherton. Inistioge and Eugenia Sunday, Dec. 7th. Each gift of tinned fruit or veg- etables is to be wrapped in white and laid o>n the altar in h.onor of the Christ, and in aid of the hard pressed folk of Great Britain. Adults ai-e asked to make a apecial offering for the work of Christian missions. St. John's junior choir pi«ctice on Thui-sday, Dec. 4th. at 3:45 p.m. The senior choir wil practice the same evening at 8:16. EXigenia Young People's Union meets in the dhwrch basement this F^^day, Dec. 5th, at 8 p.m. George Praetor, the missionary convener, in charge of the topic. Everyone is invited. â- All boys 12-14 ate invited to join the Tmil Ranger Camp, which meets in St. John's Church basement on Wednesday eveings at 7:30 o'clock. Em^ei-y Fisher and Russell Andirews are "n charge. FOR SALE â€" Set good sloop sleighs also a cutter. â€" Chris. Thomson, Flesherton, phone 51J1 27p2 A wealthy philanthropist says it is hard to give away a milliom. Just for fun, who donH. you try it? FOR SALE â€" Hardwood, 14-inch.â€" Walter Akitt, phone 96J1 27p2 FOR HALE â€" Kitchen range, good baker, cheap. â€" Alf. Hill, Flesherton FOR SALE â€" Boy's overcoat, size 27, almost new; boy's skates and hoots, size 4.â€" Phone 56J. 27c2 FOR SALE â€" ?? barrels of cement a' a barsrain. â€" Ho'B-ard McGee, phoo.» S.^Jl, Fle>)ierton. 27c2 FOR SALE - Reslstered .SJioiih,,,,. bull, dark red roan. 10 months oli). â€"Henry Tucker. Cylon, phone FleshertoTi 104w4. 27'i2 HIDES WANTED-Have me call and pick up your deer hides. Highest prices paid.â€" Lawson White, Flesh- erton. 25p2 FOR SALE â€" S^t of general purpose slephs and box. 60 feet round hay fork track. â€" T. J. Parker, Proton phone r>2\vS. 27p2 STRAYEDâ€" 1 roan yearling heifer. Anyone knowing of its where- about please contact Donald Nichoj ^'^g^'l'e, phone Flesherton 92J3. FOR SALEâ€" 3 Tires and tubes6.30x 17; 3 tires and 2 tubes 5.50x17; also 33 Buick parts.â€" Chas. Pocock Feversham. 26c2 WANTED â€" Mature Oxford Down i-am. â€" Geo. Buchanan, R. R. No. 2, Flesherton, phone 73wl 27c2 FARMS WANTED We have some people inquiring for farms for spring possession, if you are wantir.g to sell write giving full particulars. WATSON & WATSON Dundalk, Ontario WM- KMTTING LICENSED AUCTIONEER for the County odt Grey Farm and Stock saleo our Sj altj. Terras; reasonable. Satisfaction ic guaranteea. Dates arranged »t Tlje .Advance office ur phone 4w. NOTICE FOR SALE â€" Set Of double driving harness, good as new comiplete Apply at the Co-operative store. J»8. Russell, Flesherton. 27p2 STRAYED â€" Red Hiefer, yearlin, with point off rig<ht ear, on or around November 1st, from lot 1 Con 9. â€" Ross Smith, phon* 30rl3 Fever.sham. 27pl FOR SALE â€" Gold colored winter coat, brown moulton codth and cuffs, size 16, in good condition; girl's boots and skates, size 6, pric^ 13.00.â€" Mi-s. C. Akins. Flesherton. FOR SALE â€" Hereford bull, regist- ered, 9 months old, choice quality. â€" Elgin McCutcheon, R.R. 2 Pro- ton Station (Wareham). phone Dundalk 18.3m-3. . 2.5p2 CAME ASTRAY â€" To my premises on or about Oct 11th, one pig. Owner prove property and pay ex- pensesâ€" F. T. Ellis. R.R. 4 Flesh- erton, phone Thombin-y 648rll. Trapping, hunting, fishing or tres- passing in any way on t^t 28, Con. 7, Artemesia, is strictly prohibited. â€"MABEL BETTS, R.R. 1, Flesherton FARM FOR SALE Local and Personal Miss Agnes Speers is spending a week with friends in Toronto. Mrs. W. E. Betts is spending a few d<iy.s in Toronto this week. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Genoe spent the past week end in Toronto and attended the Royal Winter Fair. Miss Margaret Thompson of Owen Sound spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Thompson. Mr. and Mi-s. Laurie Genoe visited with relatives and friends last week end in Durham. Mr, Roibt. Thompson visited in To- ronto for a cooiiple of days last meek and attended the Royal Wimter Fair. The W. I. mill meet at the Tofxae o' Mrs. Lome Turvey Tuesday, Dec. 9. ait 8 pjm>. Roll call; A Christmas vei-se, exchange of gifts and hospital- iziaition. Visitors welcome. Miss Agnes Maophail will broad- cast over OBL on Monday, Dec. 8th.. at 10:30, immediatly after News Roundup, on "'The Present Day Needs of Farimens." Mr. and Mrs. Art McDonald at- tended the funeral on Wednesday of last week of the tatter's mother, Mrs. Geo Fewster, at Granton. Mr. and Mlrs. McDonald retumed home on Monday evening .A.:bout 12 inches of .snow fell dur- ing the past week, but on Tuesday a thaw set in and rain fell most of Tuesday night and still raining this Wednesday morning. The snow is fast disappearing. Mr. Harold Fawcett moved this week to the former Jdhn Bellamy home, which he purchased a couple of years ago. Mr. Geo. Cairns is moving this week to his residence vacated by Mr. Fawcett, beside the Park on Sydenham Street. The members of Prince Arthur Lo<lge No. 333, A.F&A.M., held div- ine service in St. John's United Church Sunday evening, when Rev. Wm. A. White, E,D„ pastor of Ced- arside Baptist Church, conducted the service, assisted by Cannon R. S. Jones of Markdale. Rev. White's subject was "Temple Builders." Flesherton Rod and Gjin Club held a jackrabbit hunt north of Kimiber- ley on Saturday afternoon, when sev- en jacks were shot, and another killed by a car on the way home. Your support in this Club is needed and the membership fee is only $1 per year, payable to Reg. Boden, the secretary. Election Card of Thanks I greatly appreciate the splendid support accorded to me at the election on Monday and your electing nie to a seat in the Couseil. I will do my best and I will try and prove that your trust was not misplaced. â€" Angus .Avis. Election Card of Thanks I take this way of expressing to the electors of Flesherton my appre- ciation of your returning me to the office of councillor for another year. You confidence in me by electing me at the head of the poll is also appre- ciated. I thank you. â€" John Braekenbury Election Card of Thanks I would like to publicly express my appreciation to those wbo gave me their support in the pest civic election and congi-atulate the Council elected. The affairs of our village are now in capable hands for 1948. --F. McKenzie Duncan Election Card of Thanks I wish to express my appreciatioe to those who gave me their support in the village election on Monday. Although I was not elected my best wishes are extended to those who won the acclaim of the voters. â€" Wm. Hyslop. Election Card of Thanks . , . it's the story of 4210 new and' changed listings â€" a story of growth and development which enlarges the scope, and. therefore the value, of your .Ulephone. Behind this story is one which is atiU bigger -a atory of â- dlUona of dollars being spent to add new telephones, awitch- boards and buildings as HuicUy as possible so that you aiay continue to kave the best telephone service at the lowest coat "You'U find in the book!" Most people are listed in your tel- ephone koak. It saves tine and annoyance to make sure of a num- ber by looking it up first. Call "Information" only if the number you seek is not listed in the book. E. J. GALBRAITH, Manager THI KU TEUPHOm COMPANY OF CANADA In good farming comonunity, Lot 8, Con. 8, Osprey, 137 acres, ninety- seven cleared, the rest in bush and pasture; good buildings, cement stab- ling and water in bam; frame house coated with asphalt shingles; Hydro installed, and rural mail delivery; the property of the late Geo. Lawler. Apply to Executors: Will E. Irwin, 1494 King St. W., Toronto, Ont. or Walter Lawler, Euigeria. CAME ASTRAYâ€" About the 1st of August, one cattle beast, to Lot 60 Con. 2, Glenelg. Owner prove property and pay expenses, â€" iMIrs. Mary McLachlan, R.R. 2, Pricville. TRADE or SELL â€" Young mare sell, trade for pigs, chunks or two brood sows or poultry. I'igg for sale. 9 chunks, 9 sevi^n weekr old â€" 1< ?. Radliiy, Flesherton. 2.^2 HARRIS A DUNLOP BARRISTERS. SOLICITORS, EU- Phone M MARKDALE Mr. Dunlop will be in C. J. Bellamy's office every Sat- urday from 6 to 8:80 p.m. DR. T. D. PARK PJIÂ¥SICIAN A SURGEON Oraduate of Toronto University I V Office: Kennedy Block V \ . Phone 77 Fleahtrton C. J. BELLAMY "' Vtr.LACfi CLJJKK A CoaaiiMrioner for taking Af Idavits lasuer of Marriage I/lcensea ,,___ COl«mWANCIN0 MBBOe MORTOAiOBfl, WH\S, Etc. COLLECTIONS ....It's our long experience handling collections that makes possible the splendid results wt effect for out clients... That is why so many business and pro- fessional men send us their lists from year to year. Send in yours, too. KELLY & AIKINS The Collectors ORANGEVILLE, Ont. Card of Thanks I would like to thank all the com- munities for their benefit ball gaones and dances and neighlbors and other iflriends for their malny kindnesses during my stay in Marfcdale Hospital, and also the nurses for their extra care and attention. I \vould also take the privilege of expressing my grati- tude to Mrs. L. A. Fisher for saving my life at the time of the gasoline explosion, when I received my bums. â€" EUwood Partridge. TENDERS WANTED CARETAKER OF RINK Tenders will be received by the undersignedi up to and including Wednes<lay, Dec. 10, 1847, for the position of caretaker of the Flesher- ton Rink, now under repair. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. â€" F. MfcKenzie Duncan, Flesherton, Ont. Live Poultry Wanted Things often overlooked in Poultry Marketing: V. r!'''TTT MKitf yom poultry at your farm, you avoid heavy weight «râ€" r«H«r. Shipping to an outside market, you are certain *r aj«»» * lurjre w«ight shrinkage. Do not sell your poultry at a quotation for the flock. Do not sell at so muchc per bird. That buyer is always play- ing safe â€" you are the loser. BUYINGâ€" We weigh and pay cash at your farm. We weigh ad ipay cash at your farm. This is your vital interest. Our method assured you Top Cash Returns. SERVICEâ€" ^ Write or phone. Our trucks are in your district weekly. NEW HIGHER PRICESâ€" ^ In effect for good I«ive Chickens. Beaver Valley Creamery Clarksburg, Ontario | t ANIMATION. CONSTERNATION! CONSOLATION! Monday was a fateful day In Flesherton, County of Crey, Elections! And their happy fears. The first in many, many years. And questions such as "Can I vote?" .A.nd ''Why bother with that ugly dote?" Tliere were four seats and not one more. But seven don't go into four. So three of us are left out.side. Our consternatino hard to hide; Why we gliould be treated so Only the ballot Iwx could show. Well, we ran our race and had the fun \nd now that all the shooting's done il.et's take stock of what we've got .\nd help along the bodling pot; We really have no axe to grind And really can no fauLt find; Let's put our shoulder to the wheel And maJie the brand-new Council feei That they have evei-y earthly right To feel they justly won the fight. Congi-atulatiojis to you four Who'll ti-od the Vilage Council floor, And if amoetimes you can't agree Come tell your troubles to the losing three. I wish to thank my supporters in Monday's very nice vote in Flesher- ton. Sorry to have you lose your vote. â€" S. L. STAUPFER â- f \ WEDDDING ANNIVERSARIES Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald were in Toronto last week at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Wm. patton. and Mr. Patton, when a party was held in their honor, the occasion of their 44th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Teeter are observing their 34th wedding anniversary to- day, Wednesday. Congratulations are extended to the above two couples. A soap company announces a six per cent hike in price. The back of Johnny's neek fs laughing. SEWING MACHINE SERVICB All makes. Work Guaranteed. Machines Electrified Needles and Belts Gall DUNCAN'S HARDWARE Phone 54 Flesbetroa ♦ ♦ ♦^ â-  ^ â- ^ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦* l -*«t*«««» HHH < HH «»«»<« W tt» Election Card of Thank.« It is with the greatest appreciation ti'at I express my thanks for the splendid support accorded me at the election on Monday, in returning me to the Council for another year. I will continue to work for the best interests of the i-atepayers of my native village. â€" F. J. Thurston. 'â- â-  F. T. HILL & CO., Limited ! VANDELEUR OUR COMPLETE CHRISTMAS STOCKS MAKE I GIFT SHOPPING EASY I FOR BABY a Colorful, Practical Assortment including BLANKETS, WOOLLENS, TOYS, KIMONAS BUNTING, BAGS, Etc. â-º i Ni n i ummn ii nf ••♦••â- â€¢iiii nnn iiii niM iiiii The Fai-m Forum met on Monday evening at a the home of :\Ir. and Mrs. Andy Fawcett with a good at- ten<lance and a very interesting dis- cussion took place on the subject, "What's New in Health." The mem- bers were not satisfied with the prog- ress beinjr made in health services in this province and favored a National Health plan. They felt that this com- munity was fairly well sei-ved by Doctors, Nurses and Hospital, Den- tists etc., but was because we were in a posperous district. Their ser- vices are paid for and much apprec- iated, but there was no plan in con- nection with it and people in leas fortunate districts were also entitled to Health Services. The Forum felt that various schemes now in exist- ence were doin^ good work but in vital matters like heatlh, a larger plan and active leadership wag need- ed, and as in the Wai-ble Ply camp- aign, some compulsion was necessary Two diacussion groups were formed with Aler. Gih-ay and Vernon Faw- cett as chairmen and MSss Wakefield and Howard Graham as Secretarys. Mr. and Mrs. Fawcett gave an inter- esting account of their trip to B. C. and showed many pictures of the Rocky Mountains and other places. There wag a Health Quiz and some stimts. Lunch was served and Alex. Cii'ray presided. The r.-JXt meeting wU be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wilson. FOR KIDDIES, MISSES & YOUTHS We have all types of SPORT CLOTHING, SNOW BOOTS and WARM ECONOMICAL CLOTHING FOR MOTHER Choose from our well assorted selections of HAND BAGS, HOSIERY, LINGERIE GLOVES. READY-TO-WEAR J FOR FATHER See our grand groups of SHIRTS. TIES, SWEATERS. GLOVES Pi\RKAS WE HAVE STYLES, COLORS AND SIZES NOW SHOP EARLY F. T. Hill & Co., Ltd Phone 7 Markdale MHHMf lll»t»»t*tl*>I M > HHf» I HMHHM I> M â- â€¢-#;• i J.