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November 25 1920 THJfi fLESHEKTON ABVANCE Small Beginnings MANY a man has laid the foundation of wealth and prosperity, by starting a savings account with small sums early ii life. Even the saving of your twenty five cent pieces may start you on the road to a successful future. A dollar will open an account for you Lt our Savings Department THE STANDARD BANK OF CANADA m Caeltel. Sarplni and UndlTMed Prsfito PUESHCRTON BRANCH 6B». MITCHEUU. Manaocn ANADIAN PiB^eiFic C. p. R. Time Table. Trains leave Plesherton Stabion as sllowa : Going South Qoi^e North 7.52 a. m. 12.05 p.m. 4.27 p.m. 9-4op. m. The mails are oaea at Flesherton aa follows r For the north at 10.40 a.m.and 7 p.m. ; and the afternoon mail south at 3.40 o'clock. For morning train south mail close at 9 p. m. the previous evg. VICINITY CHIPS LaGard's store for an afternoon tea on Saturday. The U. F. 0. candidate in Eass Elgin was elected on IVlonday. Another car load XXX shingles just in. Phone W. .\, Atmstrong for prices. County Council is in session at Owen Sound this week. Mrs. Malcolm McDonald underwent an operation in Owen Sound hospital oh Friday last. Miss Hazel Connell of Manitowaning, Manitoulin hiaud, is visiting Mrs John •wd Mark Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. John Packer entertained asUigh load ef friends from the village one evening last week, Aa error occuried last week in Mrs. W. J. Lever's sale list. It should have read 5 per cent, off for cash â€" not 6 per cent, as publiahad. Mr. Walter Plewes, a returned soldier aad son of the late A. Plewes, of Mark- dale, haa been appointed to succeed his father as Poscmanter at Msckdale. A sleet storm on Monday created havoc with the Hydro system and caused • lot of trouble on the lines. Power in nme towns on the system was off nearly all day Monday. One evenint; laab week friends of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ohard, to the number of about seventy tr^thered at their home and KAve tbeui a miacellaneous shower. A genuinely good time was spent. Last week we received notice from the Post Otiice Department that on the 6rst day of January next, the rate of postage on our paper would be three times what it has been for some time. This is only one of the many items of increased ex- pense thit necessitate hij^her subscription sod advertising rates. The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian Church will hold a rumnuge and home cooking sale in Mr. Herb LeGard's store on Saturday afternoon and evening, November 27(h. A good variety of articles will be ofl'ered at barRaiu pricea. Rcfrt^shments will be provided- Goods may be \Ai at LtGard's store at any tiiuo. Mr.^Firmaii Iri.sh of Toronto recently pnrchased the farm of Mr. Wm. Inkster at Wareham and the latter Reolleman has purchased the residence of Mr. Archie McLean in town. This property was advertised in last week's Advance and the salo was made within 24 hours a/ter the paper was issued. The Ad- vance has provau itself » good medium in which to advertise, but never more strikln(;1y so than in this instance. Word was reeeived here last week that Francis McOauley, the fi»o yf?ar eld sen ef Mr. John McCauley of Walkertou aid formerly of Flesherton, while sliding down an incline, fell off the edge of the sidewalk and broke his right Irg in two places bolow the knee. A youiigrr br<>ther died recently from the effccta if (illiug on a nail which peuutratt'J the tkull, and it would seem thin fauti'y .'\ie having more thf\n iheit sliiro of ttiiubic of late. For Saleâ€" Red beifer, rising 2, due April 1. 0. W. Pbilli[s, Fleahsrtoa- Gordon Henry of Markdale had his arm fractured when he attempted to crank a Chevro'et car. For Saleâ€" Acme S'eel Range as good as new, suitable for either coal or wood. Apply this oUice. The Annual Fowl Supper of Maxwell Presbyterian Church wil be held in the Methodiit Hall on Thursday, November 2dth. See bills for particulars. The Anousl Meeting of the Ceylon L'. F. O. will be held in the Orange Hall, Ceylon, on Friday, December 3rd, at 7 . 30 p. m. All members are requested to attend. Roy Piper, Secretary. Lost â€" Go Saturday, Nov. 6, between Ceylon and Fle.sderton, a brown butlalo robe with blanket lining. 91.00 reward. W. Moore Flesherton. Mr. F. B. Cowie of the Hoase of Hobberlin Ltd. will be ak-IisGard's Gents' Furnishings with Samples and ModeU for the present and coming season on Nov. 25th. Remember this date. The Maxwell Methodist Ladies' .Aid will hold a baztar in the Methodist Hall on December 15ih. There will be a sale of fancy work and bakinor, A [15c. lunch will be served. The Annua) Meeting of Osprey U F, O. will be held at the Orange Hall at Feversham on Saturday, November 27th, al 2 p. m. All members are requested to attend. H. Spofford, Secretary. Mrs. W. J. Lever, lot 133 and 134, con. 2, N. E. T. & S. R., Arten.eiia, will hold a credit auction sale of farm stuck ai:d implements on Friday, Dec. 3rd, 1920. See list in this paper ; and also large bills. D. McPhail, auctioneer. Word was received here last week that Mrs. J. W. Hnnderson had fallen at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Hansford, of Winnipeg, and broke her arm. We are pleased to state that she Is recovericg nicely. The Women's lustitute will hold a social evening in the high school on Wednesday evening, Decemb.2r let. A short program will be given, also a spell- ing match. Lunch will be served. Collection in aid in memorial. Will nil ladies please bring cake and sandwich. The deer hunters all returned home from the wilds during the past week, mostly successful The two parties from this immediate vicinity got their full quota, including some large bucks. Some of the other parties were not so success- ful. The party to which The Advance man was attached got frozen in and had to tote their baggage, five boats and deer over nearly a mile of frozen l«ka befoze reaching open river water. It was a contract not altogether enjoyable, with ice crackinii in all directions under foot, aad it took the keen edge off the sport , Every member of the party intends to tura the government out it it does not put the hunting season back to the old dites â€" Nov. 1 to 15. R4)th, the ten year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Juhn Thistlethwaite passed away on Wednesday of last week after an illness of eleven weeks with some kind of brain trouble. Daring the whole period she remained unconscious, or at least was unable to eommuuicate with her parents in any way. The fun eral took place en Friday, the tetviee being conducted^y their pastor, Rev. F G. Fowler, assisted by Rev. C. A Belfry. The pupils ef the public school marched in a body to the house ard then to the cemetery, all feeling that it was the last tiibute of affection to the gentle little maiden. Floral offerings were laid on the little white casket by the pupils of the public school, the Presbyterian church, the Methodist Sabbath fchool, of which Ruthie was a member ; and by friends of the family, Much sympathy is felt for Mr. and Mrs. Thistlethwaitu in the loss of their dear little daughter. CEYLON Russell Coleman ind bride of London motored here last week and spewl a cjuple of days with the former's aisier, Mrs F Q CoUinson, tnen m.itored on to l>wen Sonnd to visit frieiida tnere. Mrs Jus Oliver, who his been visitiac with Toronto friend.", r^-eurned home on Saturday. Neil McKinnon of Brampton is visit- ing bis sisters, Mrs Geo .Arrowsmith and Mrs A. McMullen. James Sargont went to Owen Sound Saturday to visit his mother. Mr James Asfadowa, Owen Sousel, failed on old friends here last week. ROCK MILLS Mr Lome Crippa nf Collinifweod is visiting with Mr ind Mrs .Jas Oenoe and family. Mr Cecil Meldrum spent a few dsy.t with his wife in Toronto. Nurse Moffat t i»*w»itiiig on Mrs Wm Havfkins, wlio has been ill for some timo. W^e hope for a &ps3dy recovery. Mrs S Phillips spen a few days with Mr and Mrs Jubn H.irgrave. On account of the stormy weather there was no service held in the Rock Mills Church on Sunday evening and the re-opening will be next Sunday, Nov, 38th. Special collection. Williams Bros are busy threshing in this locality, Mrs Cecil INIooaghan and babe are visiting with her parents, Mr and Mrs John PortBous. Mr James Genos held a very successful sale lasit week. The Rock Mills Ladies' Aid will bold their neit meeting at the home of Mrs Levi Betts on Dec 14th. Quite a number have started to hiiul lotrs to the mill here. Lojks as though ic was going to be a busy winter. The hunters from here arrived home on Saturday with a fine bunch i.f deer. They seemed to h«vo no trouble in 8e':uring iheir number. ECUrOTT Victoria Corners Last Week's Items Mrs Carl Atkinson, who has been on the S'ck list, is much improved »nd out ujjain. £11 wood Stevens is home from the Weiat for the winter. 5It Thus Ferguson, from near Dun- Jalk, met with an accident on Saturday in the gravel pit here when the men were getting their lunch. Mr Ferguson, in opening a can of boiling tea, bad the misfortune to have the contents Hy over him, scalding his face and eyes very b»dly. Dr Henry of Flesherton was tt once called in. It will b« two or three weeks at least before Mr Ferguson i« around again. He was able to bo remov- ed to his home that night. For Sale The property, kno^'i as the Ashdown residence at Ceylon, an eight roomed dwelling, good oell)(i||^^table, etc ; about an acre of land : would make a good Ivomc for a retired i;ent!ea'an. For erinsand ^irthcr particillnrH apply to W. .'. r.ELL.^MY, Fle^herto!" Se I 28S0 YoDge and Charles istreeta, ToroDtA Prepares youog m! a aad women for employment as accountants, lypi.tts, stenographers, private secretaries, cash- iers, commercial teachers â- & c. Salaries to start $15 to 925 a week. Commence any time. Writ* for particulars. W. J. ELLIOTT, Prinoipal Gents' Furnishings The Small Store with Big Values Winter Is approaching fast. Get a sweater coat that lasts. Get an overceat as well. And with a scarf you'll look a swell. Underwear th:kt keeps you warm. And socks to keep you from all harm ; Gloves and mitts that won't freeze hard, Tou can get thera at LkUAKD S. Cleaning and Pressing done on shortest notices. Agents for Hobberlin made-to-messurs Suits and Overcoats. H. J. LEGARD Where yuur dollar learns to have more cents. Flesherton, Ontario CREDIT AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK & LMPLKMENTS A Credit Aucti(>n Sale of Farm Stock, Impltiinents, etc., will be held on Lots 133-134, Con. 2, N. E. T. Sl S. R., Art., on Friday, December 3, 1920 When the following articles will be offered for sile : Cow .') years old due Janu>iry 22, cow 5 years old due June 34, cow 6 years old due February 10, cow 4 years olil «uppos- ed to be In calf, cow 9 yea-s old due July 1, 3 h»-ifer8 rising 2 yeaic old, 3 spring calves, (> young pigs, 5<) hens, Massi'y Harris binder 7 foot cut new, Maksey Harris mower, Massey iluris 13 disc drill new, Massey Harris cnltivator njw, Milssey Harris 10 foot rikKo new, No. 21 Fleury plow new, set iron harrows, Adams farm «agou nearly new, wagon rack, fanning mill, p'g crate, grindstone, Daisy thurn new, weigh beam 500 lbs., set plough harness, Conboy rubber tire buggy new, steol tire buggy, wbilfletrees, rope^ chains and other articles loo numerous to mention Sale to commeuco at 1.00 o'clock. TERM.S-rAll sums of 910 and under, cash ; over that amount 12 months' credit will be i^iven on approved joint aete<. 5 per cent, off fcr cash in lieu of nottn. Mrs. W. J. Lever, D McPti.ii', I'roprietorcs.t. WINTER OVERCOATS Onr Overcoats this season represent the best values to be obtained by a careful selection from the samples of several of the leading clothing houses. They are specially priced so as to be exempt frc«n taxatioa. The styles and fabrics are correct and specially adapted far every day use in cold weather. Every garment is thoronghly well tailored, wed lined and beantifuUy finished in every particular. Full range of sizes in all the different styles. Prices range from $25 to $45. Some e.xtra special values in Boys' and Youths' Overcoats worth your inspection. HACKINAW COATS Just received a sample skipment of Men's Mackinaws â€" Norfolk styles. Colorings include blues, greens, reds and browns in cla.ssv plaid oatterns. Prices range fr»m $8.75 to $17.50. niLLlNERY DEPARTHENT Prices for all Trimmed Millinery and all Ready to wear llata reduced 25 percent. NEW XriAS. FRUITS ARRIVED Spanish Valencia Kaisin.sâ€"the okl time favorites. California Sieedless Raisins â€" in paokages and bulk. Fancy Green Currants â€" cleaned and stoneless. Smyr na Figs. Shelled "Walnuts and Almonds. F. H. W. HICKLING FLESHERTON ~ ONTARIO For Saleâ€" 2 Spriny Smith, Eugenia. i'oung Pigs For Sile- Pedlar, Ceylon. For Sale â€" Nice driver tired buggy wiih top. Apply at this office. For Saleâ€" At lot 3, ccn. 5, Artemesia, four milking cows and four calves. Nail Cameron, Ceylon. For Sileâ€" Cow, due in February, also I HoUtein cow, farrow, milking. Apply | to Fred Jamiesou, Eugenia. Fertilizerâ€" I am <gent forGunn's Sure G»in Fertilizers, the best ou the market, and am now taking orders for fall delivery ^ at Flesherton Station. Send in orders | by mail or phone No 21 r 2 3. W. J . â-  Meads, Priceville P. O. 1 dec j Lostâ€" On Thursday, October 2Ut. be tween Eugenia and other %\i<i of Kinj- ley. a black rubber coat. iXerb Bolts, Flsshetton. For Sale â€" Bay horse, nine ysars old, weight about 1600 lb. Apply to Joseph Thompson, Fevcrshara, Ont. Good ColUe dog for sale. 1 year old. Apply at this oiice. Pumpkins and Cabbages for sale. In- quire at this offifis. For Saleâ€" In Flesherton, two and a quarter acres of land, geod house, small stabU and hen house. Apply to A. H. McLean on premises. For Sale â€" A number of cockerelsâ€" W W Trimble, Bartjd Reck Flesherton. Lostâ€" In Maxwe'l, a ladies' wrist; watch, octagon type. Reward. Finder please leave with Mrs (Dr) Guy,Msxwell j I I Tuesday, ) overcoat. Lost â€" In Flesherton, on November 16, a daik gray Finder pleose leave at this otiice. Chopping Tuesdays, Thursdavs and Saturdays only â€"Graham Bros. Kugenta Oetl9 Cargce's Grocery BPBCIAbâ€" While they iMt we will giv«3 bars of Polar White Soap for 16a. ysH Htat goad, oiean, fresh QrooMnM or CanlBOtiocetT give ns a e&U. W* carry Bothiag bai tlM bMt. Ws bare also a Ml Lio« of all the leaSiig Tebasoes . All kinds of Fruite in Maaon . C*me iQ and visit oar ice oream parlor. We handle Neilaca's ice eream. Try a tie of Elkhura Cheese for y««r aezt pieaic. We haye 8 differeot flavers. Highest prices paid for all kioda of Pwduoe. Phone iu your order. We will dehv«r it to any part of the village. W. E. CARGOE. Pbene 30 J. FLESHERTON, ONT. I MISCELLANEOUS T17 Fsversha.n Paltry Flour, the best or yon r oo>k, AH Oiitsrit) whei't Potatoes VVanted â€" Highest ina'-ket prices paid. Phono 2 r 31 or write C. Huir. Ceylon. •••I i: in :::: BOOTS & SHOES I Farm For Saleâ€" Lots 1C8, 1C9, N E T and S R, ^ mile fioni Markdale ; also ^jj lot 117, SET and S U, 100 acres in all. ;••; First class outbuildings, cement floor In tSS all, barn, pinpeii, hen house, etc. ; well :;JS watered ; sjooJ house, good orchard, land ,•;•• in hish state of cultivation ;'10 acres fall i^US wheat, 25 acres fall plnwini;, 10 acres \',Xt alsike clover. On lot 117 is good barn, j:;" geod orchard and running water, well adapted for pasture, .^pply to .Andrew S. Icfing on the premises. It)ooijj2 _ â€" : -js have Calf. In Ladies' Wear we Gun Metal and Box Wear we have a nice Mahogany and some good lines in Black Also very serviceable Work Boots. Kid, Dongola, For Men's assortment of Repairing promptly attended to. Boar For Service lUj{istercU Chester White h^i; service alRook WWi. ~ The father w lifsl nt Chica;?o Vxt, Tern-js |l SO. Voclioneer ! dc & 19 -1 SMITH Prr.p fir on THOS. CLAYTON FLESHERTON, - ONTAJUO