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.Wednesday, December 17, 1947 THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE Small Ads FOR SALE â€" Hardwood, 14-inch.â€" Walter Akitt. phone 96J1 27p2 FOR SAJjE â€" Nujiiber of fair sized chunks of pifrs.â€" <J«k). Armstrong, Flesherton. 29c2 WANTEDâ€" Tricycle in good condit- ion, large size.â€" Donald Whyte, Ceylon, phone 40w4 FOR SALE â€" Skates and boots, size 8, nearly new. â€" Ken McKeohnie Priceville, phone 92w2. 29c2 jr\NTED â€" AaMM'is m^UhU (oi mink and fox te«d.-^ert Mclntoat Euc«Biia, pho«M fmnnb»â€"i hiU FOR SAX.E â€" 3 2-year-old catUe, 2 heifers and 1 steer. â€" Rupert Mc- Lennan, phone 71J1 Dvmdalk. FOR SALEâ€" Purebred Scotch Collie, female, good heeler and watch dog, kind to children. â€" Mrs. Gilbert, Priceville, phone 9'J3. 28c2 FOR SALE â€" Boy's overcoat, size 27, almost new; boy's skates and boots, size 4.â€" Phone 56J. B7c2 FOR SALE â€" 3 barrels of cement at a bargain. â€" ^Howard McGee, phoiie 33J1, Flesherton. 27c2 FOR SALE â€" Registered Shorthorn bull, dark red roan, 10 nti/onths old. â€" Henry Tucker, Cylon, phone Flesherton l04-w4. • 27^2 LOST â€" 2 male hounds, black and white speckled, the other t.in â- head, black body, white breast and white tail. Finder notify Luther Love, phone Dundalk 71J2. 29p!l FOR SALE â€" Set of genei-al purpose sleghs and box, 60 feet round hay fork track. â€" T. J. Parker, Proton phone 32w3. 27p2 Local and Personal Mrs. W. H. Scrace and children of Todmorden are visiting her parentsr Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cairns. Miss .\^ne6 MacMillan of Thistle- town spent the week end at her par- ental home. Mr. Milton McE^achnie of Maltdn visited on Sunday -with his brO'tiher, Mr. Cecil McEachnie, and family. Messrs. C. B. Perigoe of Malton and L B. Perigoe of Toronto spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ab. Stewart. Rev. W. A. White of Cedarside Baptist Chuivh had the misfortime to fall on the street on Friday ..nd fracture a couple of ribs. He will have difficulty moving around for a few days. A number from here attended the fiuneral of the late Lome Ohaimp of D^lâ- ndalk, who died suddenly Friday morning of last week. He was secre- tary of Dundalk Mbsonic Lodge for many years and hi'g'hly regarded. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Betts receiv- ed word MoMay evening of the death in Toronto of J. Allan Houden, hus- band of tihe former Alva PetcK His friends here tender deep sympathy to Mrs. Hoiiden. Mrs. Finnan Irish Passes FOR SALE â€" Se;t of double driving harness, good as new complete Apply at the Co-operative store.-- Jas. Russell, Flesherton. 27p2 STRAYED â€" Yellow and white collie with black, marjj^ings on tail, from Lot 186, Con. 1, on or about Nov. 30. Please notify Rupert McLen- nan, R.R. 3 Fesherton, or phone Dundalk 71J1. 29p2 FOR SALE â€" Gold colored wir.tcr coat, brown moulton coUh and cuffs, size 16, in good condition; girl's boots and skates, size 6, pri&a f3.00.â€" Mrs. C. Akins, Flesherton. STRAYED â€" About Nov. 24, collie dog, black and yellow, any person knowing his whereabouts please notify Ernie Davidson, phone 6r2 Feversham. 28c2 FOR SALE â€" Girl's winter coat, dark green with fur collar, in good condition, size 20, $500; pair boy's overshoes 2-<buclkle, almost new, zipper close, $2.00, size 5. â€" Mrs. Luther Mills, Feversham. 28c2 Card of Thanks Mr. A. Follett wishes to thank all those who assisted in attempting to extingui.'sh the fire which destroyed his cottage on tJie 12th Line. Mrs. Jos. Whyte wishes to express her appreciation and ^gratitude to her neighbors and other friends for their kind expressions of sympathy tendered in many ways during her recent illness, at her h6me arid in hospital. Nominrtlon and Election TOWNSHIP OF OSPREY FOR SALF â€" 2 Men's fur coats, sizes 40 and 42, coon and muskrat; boy's tweed overcoat, age 10; pair boy's overshoes, size 4; boots and skates size 3. These arc in good condi- tion and can be seen at the Beat Grill, Flesherton. 2(tc2 Notice is hereby given that a meet- ing Of the electors of the Township of Osprey will be held in .Maxwell Orange Hall MONDAY. DECEMBER 29TH. 1947 at the hour of 1 to 2 o'clock p.m. for the nomination of candidates for the offices of Reeve, Deputy-Reeve and four Councillors. If more than the required nuniber of candidates are nominating and do not withdraw, according to Statute, polls will be opened throughout the Township on Monday. Januai-y 5th, 1948, at 9 o'clock ^jm. and remain open until 5 o'clock p.m. for the election of said officers. â€"€. N. LONG, Clerk, Township of Osprey Dated this ]6th day of Dec., lfM7. Mrs. FiiTman Irish passed away on Wednesday, Oct. 3rd, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Wylie, 136 Wolverleigh Blvd., Toronto, in her 8«Jth year. The deceased had been ill for three months wi'th a heart condi- tion and had suffered with pneumonia twice within the last six weeks. Mrs. Irish was the former Ann Rooane, daugihter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Roome. She was born on the 4th Line of Oeprey, her parents having settled there upon their arriv- al from England. However, her father, who was a pipe ongan builder, having had a business in England, still carried on his trade, ibuilding and installing pipe organs in many parts of the world. Incidentally, tihe first organ in St. James' Cathedral, Toronto, was inS'talled Iby him, the parts having been made by hand, and, although another one has since ibeen installed, the origial one still remains. On Feb. 26th, 1889, she became the bride of Firman Irish, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Irish, Ware- ham. They spent most of their mar- ried life at Wareham and the re- mainder was lived in Tororrto and the village 'of Proton. Since her husband's demise, she Mved for a time in Flesherton and the last years Of her life <iwere spent in Toronto with her dauightevs, Mrs, Wylie and Gertrude. Mrs. Irish is suiivived by one sis- ter, Mrs. Louise Edwards,- of Winni- peg, Man., o.ne son, Charles, and four daughters: Mrs. J. H. Wylie (Irene), Mrs. A. J. H. Robinson (Olive), Mabel and Gertrude, all of Toronto. Four sons and a daughter predec€ase<l her, namely: Fred, John, Reginald and an infant son and daughter, Edith. A very largely attended funeral .service was held at the McDougall & Brown funeral home on Daiiforth Avenue on Friday evening, Dec. 5th, and was conducted by Rev. E. W, Tokely, of Ottawa, a friend of tne family. He was assisterl bv Rev. R. L. LeRoy of the Wesleyan Methodist Church, pastor of the deceased. Mr. Tokeley used for his text 2nd Timo- thy 4:7: "I have fought a good fight. I have finished my course, 1 have kept the faith." He made mention of her devout faith, and practical Cliristian living. .â- \ further sei-vice was held at the McMillan Funeral Home at Dundalk on Saturday afternoon, Dec. 6th, when Re^. H. W. Hobbs of Proton conducted the sei-vice, with Mr. Earl Bray as soloist. Here. al?ain, the large assemhly pre"sent was an evidence of the high regard felt for this former neighbor and friend, who, converted in the Miebhodist Chureh at Warfham more than fifty years ago, had lived so radiant a Christian life. Mr. Hobb.s ba.'^ed his address on John 12:27: "For this cause came I unto this hour." and, in paying trilbute to the life of the departed, he stated: "Mother Irish was truly a Mother in Israel." As a young Chris'tian, I found her to be an unfailing source of encouragement with her joyous, triumphant Christian spirit. Look- ing back over these years of acquaint- ance, I feel that we have lost from our midst one of God's choices.t saints." Interment was made at Mount Zion Cemetery, the pallbearers being: Sam Talibot, Russell Linton, Wm. McOut- cheon, David McMillen, Clarence Wataon and Roy nwick. â€" ^Dundalk Herald. Card 9f Thanks The Carson family wish to thank their many friends and neighborB for their synvpatihy and maay kind acts shown tbem during their recent ber- eaivement, for the beautifui floiul tributes, and also to the Old Boys and Girls Association for so kindly remembering Mr. and Mrs. Clarson with treats lasit summer. It was greatly appreciated. Card of Thanks I wish to exipress my sincere thanks and appreciation to my many friends and neighlbors who sent flowers, cards and treats while in Markdale Hospital, also to the W.I. of Flesh- erton for the lovely Ibox of fmit and to others for boxes since my return- ing home. â€" Mrs. Walter Russell 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 Thornbury 648rll. FARMS WANTED We have some people inquiring for farms for spring possession, if you ere wanting to 8<-ll UTite giving full particulars. WATSON & WATSON Dundalk, Ont^irio HARRIS & DUNLOP BARRISTERS. SOLICITOHS, EU- Phone 88 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 fffVSICIAN & SURGEON Oiaduat* of Toronto Univenity Offtce: Kenned V Block Phone 77 Fleeherton "THE FRINGE OF THE WAY" NEW Booklet of Poems bv REV. CHAS. D. COX LOVELY CHR]STM.\S GIFT NOW ON SALE AT Flesherton 5c - $1 Store It iakes more than serving spagt- etti to get a husband all wrapped up in his wife's cooking. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S SPECIAL LOW RAIL FARES Between all points in Canada and to all United States border points â-  FARE ,\ND ONE-HALF for the round trip Go: any time from Saturday, Dgc. 20 to Thursday, Jan. 1, inclusive. Return: leave -destination . Inat later than midnight, Wednesday, Jan. 7 MINIMUM SPECIAL FARE .\dults or Children 30c Full particulars from any agent , TRAIN SERVICE CHANGES Toronto - Owen Sound Effective Sunday, Dec. 28 Commencing Sunday, Dec. 28, morning, train from Toronto will op- erate DAILY as follows: 7.55 A.M. Lv. 8.03 A.M. Lv. 8.13 A.M. Lv. 11.35 A.M. Ar. 12.45 A.M. Ar. Toronto Union. Parkdale West Toronto Flesherton Owein Sound Ar. 9.15 P.M. At. 9.07 P.M. Ar. 9.00 P.M. Lv. 6.13 P.M. Lv. 5.15 P.M. stops will be made at the usual intermediate points, NOTE: After Dec. 21 everang train, loavinig Toiwmto at 6:00 p.m. will be CANCELLED on SUNDAYS, and will operate week-days only thereafter. CANADIAN PACIFIC GIFTS GALORE Many to Choose From FOR THE LADIES Dinnerware, English China Cups and Saucers, Tea Pots, Wall Plaques, Table Mirrors, Pyrex, Silver Plated virare, Chests of Silver, Clocks, Watches, Carving Sets, Ornaments, Pottery. FOR THE MEN Flashlights, Shaving Sets, Billfolds, Mechanics and Carpenter's Tools, Work Gloves, Knives. FOR THE CHILDREN Toys, Games, Dolls, Sleighs, Wagons, Ski-is, Poles» CCM Bicycles, Skates, Hockey Sticks, Tools, Kiddy Kars, Monopoly, Crokinole Boards. ELECTRICAL GIFTS Easy Washers and Vacuum Cleaners, Toasters, Table Lamps, Irons, Heating Pads, Sparton Radios and Record Players. COME IN AND MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS DUNCAN'S HARDWARE Coal Stoves Electrical Appliances Phone 54 FLESHERTON a: ? J* SPIRELLA FOUNDATION GARMENTS A question in Everyon's mind: "What to buy?" "Riis may be answered with the gift of a Spir- ella Garment, individually desisrn-.... ed to meet the figrure require- ment. Ask about our CHRISTOIIAS GOOD-WILL OFFER for three weeks only. Mrs. A. E. BELLAMY Corsetiere Flesherton, Ont. The thin person may have more to laugh about, buit the fat one has mbore to laugh with. SEWING MACHINE SERVICB All makes. Work Guaranteed. Machines Electrified Needles and Belts CaU DUNCAN'S HARDWARE Phone 64 Fleshetron *» H"W i. miii<Hm i»»»«»»t>»««»««»»^« « »<«i im i n i»* F. T. HILL & CO., Limited C J. BELLAMY Yir.LACB CLBRK A CmiBlMlnMr fur taUn* AfUavUa MBBDC OflM: kMMT fur takfaiK AfUa of MarrUg* Ummm CONVEY ANCTNG MORTGAOCS, WH'S, Bte. TbnNito StTMt. WM. KAITTING LICENSED A tT r T E O N R K K for the' County of Grey Farm and StocV sales our »p slty. Termn: reaifonable. Satis/action it gU8rante'!<l. Dates arranged «t T1i« Atfranec office or phoM iw. TO B£COMf 4 . . . HURSfHO ASSISTANT ^ at *->"""^ ^ t ' "•""'°"' .«% Butt*****' Ready-To- Wear CHRISTMAS BARGAINS LADIES' MILLINERY Reduced to clear Regular $2.95 Hats Sale Price $1.00 Regular $3.95 Hats wSale Price $1.98 I SMART LADIES AFTERNOON DRESSES Reduced 25% . kk:;^.^ <<9r H N S-4T r Dt^^^ qf HEAITH Trimmed and Untrimmed LADIES' COATS Reduced 25% Misses' and Women's FUR COATS Regular $135.00 Sale Price $108.00 Rich Brown Mink, Dyed Coney â€" Two-year Linings Guaranteed. Tuxedo and Plain Stvles PREST-O-LITE BATTERIES 20% Reduced For Cars, Tractors, Buses, Diesel Motors \ F. T. Hill & Co., Ltd Phone 7 Markdale < < "t^;i^=»«i A ^ - â-  % M V ♦ 1 11 I III ! M II Kmn i U IIII HM I H ^