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iWednesday, April 23, 1924 THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE «»«00««ft«<BI««0»«l«»0«»€lOOft<»€>«0<»lMI«««4»0<»0<»«<»J»«C»««i»<KM»«M»ttdOOO«00000 I • • • » «» s © ^ «» NOW IS THE TIME APRIL IS HERE SPRING IS WELL UNDER WAY AND SUMMER IS JUST AHEAD DON'T YOU FEEL THE CALL OF THE OPEN ROAD? THE LURE OF OUTDOOR SPACES â€" THE REFRI<:3H- ING. INVIGORATING SWEEP OF THE CLEAR WIND PAST YOUR CAR ! »•«- HOW ABOUT A NEW CAR? Perhaps you have been planning on a new ear. Do you reatiie that if you continlue to postpone your plana you may be dis- appointed? The early buyer gets his pick.â€" and the demand already this year is ahead of factory production. We invite your investigation of the transportation possibili- ties of the New Superior Chevrolet models. We also invite you to make your own performance test. $798.00 delivorcd The New Superior Chevrolet Touring Car makes a wide appeal to motorists who want a "de-luxe" model, covnpletely equipped at an economical cost, both initial and upkeep. Good loolcs! Big Power! Extreme economy!' Satisfaction is built into every feature. Reli- able through and through. $1135.00 delivered Thill latest achievement of the Chevrolet Motor Car Co., of Can- ada, I.tdw is designed to fill a specific want in the closed cur field. Heretofore the nmart and popular four passenger closed body has been restricted to the higher priced cars. The doctor, business man or business woman, who require a car that will accommodate comfortably two, three or even four passengers, find in this Chevrolet with its Fiaher-built body, their ideal of efficiency, convenience, comfort and economy. 9i ® ^ m ^ $998.00 delivered The new Superior Utility Coupe is the lowest priced fully equip- ped quality Coupe on the market..... Its wide, deeply cushioned seat holds two large people without crowding and its luggage compartment under the rear seat is of such a size as to accom- modate a 36 in. steamer trunk. Why YOU Should Prefer a Chevrolet You will be happier with a'Chevrolct and a lot better off. The Chevrolet is built for "Economical Transportation" and delivers it It is the world's lowest priced fully-equipped automobile. Service records gathered from all parts of the world show conclusiv- ely that Chevrolet costs less than any other car to use and keep in condition. Chevrolet has a class A insurance rating from the Insur- ance Underwriters' which means that the car must be well-construct- ed to secure this lowest rating. Less than a half dozen cars sold in Canada have earned class A rating. and they are all cars of much higher price. Chevrolet has a motor full of life, teaming with power, economical and one that keeps the age out of mileage. It gives owners the greatest of all saticfaction and economies, â€" con- tinuous, faithful performance and a remarkable clean hill of mechan- ical health. You are asured the most automobile in the world for the money. People turn and admire the Chevrolet wherever they see it. It is a ' thrill to the eye and a thrill on the road. There' is a Chevrolet Service Station in practically every village in Canada, and you are assured of genuine service. Chevrolet parts have been so lowered in price that when priced part for part and compared with the selling price of the car, there is nothing any cheaper. Oil sonsumption is so low as to surprise all new owners who have driven any other car. The Chevrolet is continually making new records in gasoline mileage, â€" 30 to 35 miles to the gallon being not uncommon. $1245.00 delivered Owners of the New Superior Chevrolet Sedan are mighty happy folks. Happy in the car's beautyâ€" its husky powerâ€" -its deep, downey cushions done in fine grey velour. Happy in its trust- worthy performance and amazing economy. Just happyâ€" in everything.. They have every reason to relish* every mile of ' every drive. It is a car that tugs at the heart strings of all who love fine things. t o s o d d S o S @ 9 m s ® $789.00 delivered The Chevrolet New Superior Roadster is an ideal car for thosei who require limited seating capacity, combined with comfort and strength. It gives unusual economy in operation, with all the advantages of motor transportation, and a design that gives lasting satisfaction. 9 & & €1 The above prices are delivered to you â€" fully equipped, no extras to buy. Give us a call and let us demonstrate to you that we have the world's greatest motor car value A DEMONSTRATION OF ANY OF THE ABOVE MODELS GLADLY GIVEN DAY OR NIGHT D. McTAVISH & Son Chevrolet Dealers FLESHERTON m 9 THE Flesherton Advance W. H. THURSTON, Editor AN UNFAIR PAPER The Owen Sound Sun-Times Ib ex- tremely unfair in its attitude towards Flesherton with regard to the Young- blutt case. A Barrie paper comment- ed on our argument to the extent of about a column, reading into it things that we never claimed or said, and criticising our attitude towards hos- pitals very severely. This lengthy article the Sun-Times gleefully re- produced, although it had never before referred to anything The Advance had said in connection with the matter. Just because Owen Sound has a hos- pitals no reason why it should assist in misrepresentation or suppression of facts which do not agree with its digestion. But that is the nature of some newspapers as well as of some people. REPUDIATION EDITORIAL NOTES The high school board is still silent on the agricultural department sub- ject. It looks as if they were closing the subject to the detriment of the community. • * * * Herbert Strongman was fined f5 and costs in Toronto this week for stealing a bar of soap valued at 9 cents. It would be well if the bench would mete out justice in the same prop^tion to the Home Bank oflfend- ers. HOME By One of The Old Boys THE LEADER IN FUN i The Farmers' Sun is now busily ex planing that the Inte government was i not a U.F.O. government. Why? All the farmers in this district at least thought it a U.F.O. government when they voted for it. Can it be that the recent invesigation has any- thing to do with the repudiation? If not, the repudiation would have been more timely had it come when the campaign was o«|^our years ago. At that period the Sun and candidates were all anxious to have it known as a U.F.O. Government, Every circus has its humorist to provide enjoyment and form a centre of attraction, and Homo had it!h "natural born leadler." wno man- aged to keep himself a topic of con- versation, and who happened to be ambassador-general to all the teeth of the countryside. He had come from the Dental Coll- ege and opene) up his office m the village. There was no depi^ssin? w&ii for patients, for there was no other tooth doctor there, save the one who visited once or twice n week, and from the start he had n gooa practice. It was also well behaved in that it was not allowed 1 1 interfere with one's natural desire to indulge in fishing and hunting in season. He was also bles.sed with a marv- ellous mechanical skill, which wns first exercised in btiilding a small motor launch to operate in n rather dizzy whirl on the cramped waters of the pond. So successful was the marine venture that he converted the chassis of an old buggy into a<renuine automobile. At any rate, the thing propelled itself along the level with fair success and down hills marvelous- Victoty Bond G>upons I* KicaM at |4SO,OOO,0OO »^IICM HwOWWWM WHEN your interest coupons on Viaory Bonds become due, deposit them in a Savings Account in the Bank of Montreal, where interest is paid on all de- posits of One EXjJlarand Upwards. Branches in all Important Ctnnt* in Canada Savings Departments in all Branches Bank of Montreal Established Over 100 Years ly. Hills were more of an obstacle in the climbing, but even they were finally negotiated by the -occupants getting out jind pushing behind. Power was relayed to both rear wheel by belts from a drive shaft to a pully attached to each wheel. With- out bothering about license plates or anything like that (if indeed, there were licenses then) tho contraption was paraded before the admiring vill- age. But alas, that was in the days when automobiles were rarities oven in the largest centres, and when the mysteries of the differential gear were unknown to most but the automobile builder; and upon this rock was Home's first automobile wrecked. Up on turning a corner the theory of the "survival of the fittest" was given occular demonstration, and the weak- est of the two drive belts parted, whereupon the machine st»llcd. The problem was too great for solution, and the ambitious engine retired fin- ally to the quiet domesticity of pump- ing water. In the old days of the Queen's Diam- ond Jubilee and celebrations of the victories in South Africa, through the lead of the dentist Home did itself proud in the way of patriotic demon- strations* and the dentist 'ave new zest to the occasions by leading the younger set in their frolics. Combining a native ability to ver- sification with inborn harmony he im- proved parodies of the popular airs that thrilled the patriotic fervor of tho crowd â€" and even the small toy remembers them still as vividly as the hogs-heads of lemonade that were freely on tap. When life and love is young, it is easyâ€" indeed joyfulâ€" to let the bound- ing spirits have full rein, and being naturally endowed he led the social life of Home a meriTr danco, ana home was all the better for it. Man does not live to himself alone, and the dentist epitomized in his day the life that has scrgcd down the years in the little community at the cross roads of two arteries of travel. There, as elsewhere, is always to be found the social leader; and where he leads, as he did, through avenues of healthy fun, of merry sport, and of serious endeavor. Home may be wo;l- content indeed. The world may be a million years old for all we know; history goes back into the mists and shrouds of time; an earthly eternity of genera- ations beckons ahead â€" and the sup- reme moment is always with one, or just ahead. We only need to realize the slowness of time to get a grasp of the slowness of a man. And then, getting a grip on ourselves lest we should be too prideful, ^we gather in the wake of the "ilentists" who lead us in willing paths- and we are content. SCHOOL FAIR MATERIAL ' The Department of Agriculture, Markdale, regrets that the school fair j material has not been delivered to date. The delay was caused by the deep snow on the roads in the Mark- I dale district. Unfortunately the I.Easter holidays will further delay de- livery for another week, but we hope to have all material sent to the child- ren so that the teachers will have it when they return after the holidays. A FOOLISH ORDER In last week's issue we made men- tion of an animal shot by William Ritchie of Amaranth and brought to .Shelburne the following day in order to find out to what species it belonged As none here could identify the ani- mal it was taken to Orangeville. The Game Warden pronounced it a brush wolf and had the skin sent to Toron- to in compliance with the wolf bounty regulations that jequire the wolf skins to be sent to the fovemement by those claiming the bounty. We expect Mr. Ritchie to receive the bounto in the near future. â€" Shelbnrne Free Press. AUCTION SALE FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, ETC. ROBERT H. LITTLE will sell by public auction at Lots 13 and 14, Centre Line, Osprey (Warehani) at 1 o'clock sharp, on MONDAY. APRIL 28th The following : â€" HORj'ES â€" General Purpose Mare 5 yearn old; Registered Clydesdale Mare 11 years old; Clyde Col*: rising 2 years, can be registered; Driving Mare 11 years old; Driving Horse 4 years old; Aged Horse. CATTLEâ€" Spotted Cow 4 ysars old 2 Red Cows 6 years old; Red Cow 3 years old; Polled Angus Cow 5 years old (All above cows sunnoEod to be in calf). Holstein Cow 3 yoars old, farrow; Holstein Cow 5 ''ears old, dry Heifer rising 3 years old;Steer rising 3 yea-s old; Steer rising 2 years old; a Hei.ers rising 1; Pure-bred Durham Heife,- 2 years old. SWINE and FOWLâ€" 4 Ho^^s weigh- ing about 75 pounds; 50 Hens; Drake and 3 Ducks. IMPLEMENTS, ETC.â€" KcCormick Mowcr;Deering Binder; Deering Fer- tilizer Drill, 13-disc; Single tuvrow Oliver Riding Plow; Massey- Harris Rake, bar loader: Cockshutt Rake 12 feet wide; Set of Aylmer 2000-lb. Scales; Buzz Saw, 24-in. Saw, with steel frame; Peter Hamilton Root Pulper. (Above machinery nearly new). Good piano: Road Cart; Iron Stove and Pipes; .Range Stove and Pipes; 1900 Gravity Washer, new I. H.C. Cream Separator, good as new; Cyclone hand Grain Sower; Power Clipper for Sheep and horses; 2 prs. of Snowshoes; Stoneboat; 24x42 Grain Separator, feeded and blower, good as new;Disc Harrow; 20 H.-P. I.H.C. Titan Portable Engine in good order; 40 tons of Hay.if not previously sold; Ford Car; Frost & Wood Roller; Mas- sey-Harris Manure Spreader; Peter Hamilton Cultivator, wide and narrow teeth; Massey-Harris Side Rake: Buggy; Iron wheel Wagon; Double Cutter; Wagon and Rack; Set Sloop Sleighs; Chatham Fanning Mill; No. 21 Peter Hamilton Walking Plow; Chains; Peter I^amilton Harrow, 4 sections; Peter Hamilton Harrow, 2 sections; Maple Leaf Cho-iper, 10 inch plate; Good Oat Roller with Jack; 30 Sap Buckets and Spiles; 40 gal. Gas Drum; 12V4 Gal, Drum; Num- ber of shafts and pulleys. No reserve. TERMSâ€" Hay and sums of $10.00 and under, Cash;over that amount nine months' credit will be gTven on approved joint notes or 5% discount off for cash in lieu of notes. F.ARM â€" Consisting of Lota 9 and 10, South Line, Osprey, containing 100 acrew (95 cleared) and in good state of cultivation, will be offered for sale at the same time and place. Terms made known at time of sale. Wm. KAITTING. Auctioneer. The announcement that a Dominion Order-in-Council has been passed, making it a serious offence, punish- able with a $300 fine or a maximum of a year's imprisonmp.ii,, to wear any article of military clothing unless the wearer is on military duty or parade, is an example of the absurd lengths to which officialdom will go on occasions. There are thousands of ex-soldiers in Canada who for two or three years past have been utilizing old army clothing that otherwise would have gone to the rag buyer. Apparently however, some portly general with an exaggerated idea of military dig- nity has just found out about it, and henceforth the man who wears a pair of khaki trousers, a shirt, army socks, or even army underclothing, will be haled in to court and clapped into jail. Nothing more utterly foolish could be imagined. There may be some reason in forbidding the wearinf of a complete army uniform except when the wearer is on military duty, for di- sorderly or criminal conduct by such persons might bring discredit upon the army. To ban the wear in <» of all articles of military clothini^ because of some fetish about the sacredness of ; the King's uniform is an entirely ' different thing. The new Order-in- Council is a joke and ought to be re- scinded. â€" Farmers' Sun. Mrs. Kay of Kincardine, who was shot and severely wounded by a crazy returned soldier two years ao'o, won $1000 in a recent newspaper contest. Mrs. Kay had over ^9 million votes, the next nearest having 40 millions. Mrs. Kay is still an invalid but many friends helped. Reduced Prices FOR Horseshoeing I No. shoes. Is and 28, 45c.; Ss I and 4s, 50c.; Ss, 6s and up, 60c. â- h Jacob Williams, Eugenia Money talks, but some of the men who were getting it at Toronto re- fuse to. SHINGLES Ready for Immediate Delivery in the yard at Flesherton One Carload New Brunswick White Cedar Shingles Three grades EXTRA CLEAR CLEAR SECOND CLEAR Telephone for prices to W. A. Armstrong A Son FLESHERTON SHOES THE best in all Hewetsons for Children and Misses. E E E Oxfords and straps for ladies. BROWN •• ADAM " S HOES FOR GIRLS Everything for baby. Sandles for Everybody The best variety we have ever had. A. E. HAW General Store . CEYLON Cash Cream Station - stor. closes every Tu«. «,d PrL .re. High Grade Instruction Only Yonge and Charles Streets, Toronto lUmahis open all year and admits students at any time. Demand for our graduates far greater than our supply. Write to^ay for free catalogue. ^W. J. ELLIOTT. PriaeipaL Individual instruction mablca you to begin any day at the ~"' ' ' ^'''^^ OWEN SOUND and start your studies in Comm< ercial. Shorthand or Preparatory Conrseaâ€" nuequalled in Canada- Unexcelled in Anerica Catalogve free ; C. A. Fteming, F.C.A. G. D. FleMiag , PrincipaL Secretary. ^ 4 I