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! :* k» ® J)je gksA^txion Vol.45 No. 45 Flesherton, Ontario, April 15th, 1925 W.H. Thurston & Son, Pioprictors VANDELEUR Ml. and Mrs. Robt. Richardson of J'iesherlon spent a day with the latter's rarents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Prit chard. Miss Jean Wxighl is spending the Easter vacation at hor home he:<^ Mis. Mitchell of Toronto is \n8it- ing with Mrs. Davis Sr. and family cUu-in^ the holidays. Mrs. P. Beard and two sons of Sprinfrhiil spent a day with the for- mer's father, Mr. R. Graham. Miss Etina Burritt is spending a \v-celc at her home in KiniberVay. Ms-, and Mrs. Geo. Buchanan visit- ed with friends in Flesherton one day recenty. Mr. and Mrs. Will Burrell of Sligo sjpcnt Easter with the lat • r's mother, Mrs. R. Genoe. The Women's Institute will hold tteeir April meeting at the home of Mrs. Emer Wavling on Thursday of next vi^eek. Mr. ant! Mu. Mrs W. R. Graham and babe, siso Miss Wilson of Mark- dale. v;!.ite<l vviih Hr. and Mrs. J. I. Graham recently. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gilbert of Mark- dale were visitors v.'ith friends here on Good Friday. Dr. and Mrs. Tur.ibull were visit- rs with Mr. and Mrs. Lundy Johnston a short time ago. Miss Mildred Cullis of Markdale is spending the holidays with her aunt, Mrs. E. Brodie. ReV. F. N. Bowes gave an excellent Easter eermon in the church here on Sunday afternoon. PORTLY W Mra» Robert Hannah has been vjry ill the past week, and at time of writ- ing is not much improved. Mr Andrey Carr is in a very weak state «t the preaant time, and at his advanced age, ninety-four, there is little prospect for improvement. Mrs. James Hill has returned home after spendmg the winter with her daughter in Toronto. 'Assesl9&«d<^ ' C- McLeod of Price- ville paid us an offiQJ?\Tisit last week. Mrs. Calvin Boyce had an auction sale of farm effects on Friday last. Mr. Kaitting was the auctioneer. Mrs. Francis Shier is visiting with her daughters in Toronto. EAST MOUNTAIN Miss Gladys Hall is visiting with friends at Heathcote this week. Mr and Mrs. C. Thompson were the ruests of the latter's sister Mrs. C. Tweed. Messrs. Tom McKendie and Elwood Smart of Duncan visited friends in the vicinity over the week fend. Miss. A. Feighen is visiting over the hoidays with her parents at Kolapore. Miss Pearle Allen, teacher at Union is spending the holidays with her ajater, Mrs. C. Thompson. Mr. Alfred Graham visited over the week end with friends in Kimberley. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Fawcett oT Ep- • ping visited with the former's mother here on Saturday. ' Mr. George Harbottle has purchased a -new car and is now erecting a gar- - '' - «ife Sorry to report Mrs. H. Thompson on the sick list at pnesent. FEVERSHAM While Mrs. Samuel Hawton and Mrs. John Hawton of the sixth line of Nottawasaga, near the Batteau were driving Into CoUingwood on Sat- urday last their horse took fright at a car and bolted. One of the lines broke and he ran away, throwing both ladies out of the buggy, breaking Mrs. .Saw Hawton's leg in two places and also breaking Mrs John Hawton's leg. Much sympathy is expressed, as both adies are well known here. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hawton were rais- ed in Osprey and lived on a farm near this village up until three years ago. Mr. and Mrs. John Hawton were also raised in Osprey and mov- ed to Nottawasaga from Rob Roy a few years ago. =. The farmer's have all been busy en the land for the pjict week ami we hear that sojjie of them have sown their peas last v>-pck according to the oid idea of Fo-.vinf? peas in the growth of the moon. Hov-over we may say thrt the season is the >:arliest for a number of years. Mrs. R. . Whiteoak is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Julian in CoUingwood. Miss Baird has gone to her home in Mitchell for the Easter holidays. Dr. A. E. McGee of Markdale was a callar in this village on Good Fri- day. Miss Aleda lEsland of Rob Roy visited with Hazel Alexandar last week. Mr. and Mrs. H. Alexander spent the holidays with friends in Markdale and Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Ottowell have becom.3 residents of our village and we welcome them. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Long attended the wadding of Mr. Long's nisce at Maxwell last week. Miss Zella Long gave a party on her birthday, April 1st, when twenty- five of her girl friends assembled a^d enjjoyfid. themselves, all enacting Zella's treat of maple taffy and other good things. Zella received many beautiful presents from them, and aft.?r spending the evening in games and music dispersed, wishing her many happy returns of the day. Mr. Clarence Alexander has purch- atlod a car and now we will watch his smoke. Mr. T. W. Conron hs resigned his position as operator for the Osprey Telephone System. The commission- ers have rented a buiding for the central and will have to get another operator. Mr. Conron's resignation is to take effect on June 1st. Mr. Wilson of Kolopore has rent.?d the T. Howard farm on ' the twelfth line and has taken possession. Mr. John Ottewell Jr. has moved to the Thornbury farm on the 12th line, \rtemesia. Mr. Samuel Mullin has rented the Geo. A. Miller farm on the townline from Wm. Hendry. Two buggies collided on the 12th on Friday night, with the result that one of the occupants was thrown out adn slightly injured of course. It was dark and foggy. What will happen when Farguson's 4.4 beer comes on sale. We suppose it will be foggy every night then. ROCK MILLS The rains on Sunday and Monday wen3 quite welcome, as the land was very dry for seeding. If warm weather continues everything will be looking lovely and gi-een in a few days. The Durham Furniture Co. com- n-J3nced Monday to saw at their mill here and have a good stock of logs in. We like to hear the old whistle once more. Mr. Jas. Park of Owen Sound is back again as sawyer. Our teacher. Miss Harbison, is .-â- â- pending the Eastiar vacation at her home in Shelbume. Rev. H. B. Jackson will have prayer meeting on Tuesday night, April 21st at the home of Mr. Lome Atkinson. Everybody welcon-/2. JSt. Mid Mrs. Thos. Betts and fam- ily Bipent Easter with their son, Edgar, of Osprey. Mrs. R. Hoy returned home last week after visiting three we^ks with her daughter in Toronto. Messrs. Everett and Jim Lyons and two girl friends of Toronto niotored up Saturday and visited with Mr. Levi Et'tts and family, rsturning home the same evening. Miss Ruby Robei-tson of Maxwell is .'â- ^pending the Easter holidays with her sister, Edith, here. Miss Mabel McMuUen spent a couple of wesks with Mr. Les* Chai*d and wife. » Quite a number front here attended the sale of Mrs. E. Boyce, 4th lirr3, on Friday last. Mrs. Welter Russell was taken to Collingwcod hospital last week for an X-Ray exr,mination and further treat- ment. We hope she may be able to come hon-..; soon much improved in health. Mi-, and Mrs. Shaw of the Bible School, Proton, spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Lome Atkinson. Miss G. M. Topcliffe, Toronto, spent Easter week with her sister,. Mrs. J. 0. Dargavel. TWENTY -FIVE YEARS AGO The Stayner Sun of 25 years ago says: â€" "Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Bucking- ham have moved from Maxwell to the farm, lot 28, con. 2, Nottawasaga, which th3y purchased from Mr. Rich- ard Fisher. SCHOOL REPORTS USEFUL THINGS SHOULD BE USED BY SOMEBODY "ONWARD" NEWS \ (Intended for Last Week) Only a few more days will el- *p«^ before plowing will be in full swing. Buzz-sawing is the »rder of the d«^. IfisMli AiUcPartlo^ *ad Emma Ol- iver attended Y. P. G. last week: Onward tJ.P.YJ'.O. are prepar- ing tlwii rui»l.Jlay,' 'Civa Service," which will be pmented some time in *»y- . . . iu. Malcom wtbonaM a ione time resident oi South Line, passed away Ifml Thttnd^ ''^NE * ^"^^ illness. Hm d«c«4ii||iid whs lljlji^rs of ace. Ilrs. l((p:. 1VilK«ii||a aG«empanied |Mr ii>«ilMp^ Ifrs. Xl^isawbane, to j^ latin^lMtte nea|^H!fbla. aiUkvip iii«kNMB i" {^ order of the 4ky and tho^t i[)io are interested in IIm» (lifeincss r^fott good runs. - Vt^ TBK AUtJOMX "StMALL j|j>1pS." IT WILL PAY YOU. How many really valuable things do you own that are useless to you?" How many things are simply in your way that other people would bs willing to pay a fair price for! Take an "account of stock" among your chattels arid things." ?.-ll the superfluous things â€" through a small advertisement in the Advance. ;Th« cost is small â€" so keep it "there" for a while, and yon will get a buyer. S. S. No. 6, Osprey Sr. 4 â€" Janetta McMullen, Kenneth Kaitting. Jr. 4 â€" Allan Fawcett, Lillian Thomson, Garnet McKenzie, Willie Izard, Ina Hindis, Beatrice Poole. Si-. 3 â€" Bessie Hindle, Geo. Carke, Jim McMullen, Burton Roberts. Sr. 2-^Beatrice Hutchinson, Mild- red Maxwell, Doris Roberts. Jr. aâ€" Melville Hindle, K. Wickens. Sr. 1â€" Doris Roberts, Willi.;! Sand- erson, Eva Poole, Stella McKenzie, Johnny Poole. Jr. 1 â€" Burton Hutchinson, Burton McKenzie, Jean McKenzie. Jr. Pr. â€" Pansy Thomson, Ed Max- well, Reta Hindle, Edna MaxweW, Arkon Wickens, Mildred Wickens. Pr. Aâ€" Loretta Schell, Louis Schell. â€" Sadie Brooks, Teacher. CEYLON _ Ml', and Mrs. Ross Le.slie of Tor- onto spent Easter with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrw. Archie Mc- Mullen. Miss Efne Chislett, Miss Gladys Sellers, Toronto, were Easteir vis- itors with the former's father and brother here. Mr. Bell of Coldwater was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Sinclair ovei" the W'aek-end. Mrs. Grant and two daughters, of Ihu-ham, motored over and Visited Mr. and Mrs. AUie Muir. Miss Agnes McPhail, M.P., Ottawa, spent Easter at her home here. Mr. Dunoan McMillan, teacher at Ti*onto, and Miss Kate McMillan, tUcher at AVoodbridge, spont Easter ife^k at their home here. ' Miss Mux-iel Spicer, Toronto, spent Easter with her parents. Miss Dorothy McLeod of Toronto spent Easter with her paiijnts, Mr. and Mrs. John McLeod. Mr. Jack White, of Toronto Nor- mal, was an Easter visitor at his home here. Mr. J. C. McLauchlan of Bramp- ton, Ivan McLauchlan of the Ster- ling Bank, Hensall, spent Easter under the parental roof. . Mr. Arden and Arthur Whittaker, Toronto, are visiting their uncle, Mr. Angus Whittaker. Misses Irene and Viola McDonald, Toronto, spent Easter at their home here. Mrs. Emerson Adams and daugh- t.?'r, Jean, of Toronto, are visitors at Mr. John Adams. • Mr. Ernest McMullan, Toronto, spent Good Friday at his home here. " Mrs. Coleman, Owen Sound, spent Easter week with her daughter, Mrs. F. J. CoUison. We are ^'.'ry pleased to report Mrs. A. McLeod, who has been seriously ill, improved so much as to be moved W the- honve -of her • da^i^hter, airs. Roy Piper. Mr. ! nd Mrs. James Radley, Mr. afid Mrs. Will Radley and bar--, of Toronto, visited Mrs. Boton and son Levi, here last week. Mrs. Calvin Boyce of Rock Mills visited last week at Mr. G.20. Snell's. Mrs. Marshall and two daughters, Rita and Irene, spent Easter with her daughter at Bolton. Mrs, Chas. Irish, who has been vis- iting her father hei'e, returned Sat- urday to her homi: in Toronto, and was acompanied Jay her brother, Per- cy Hemphill to spend the week-end in Toronto. Mrs. .Aex HoUey left the past wc k for hev hoMie at Sault Ste. Marie. Mrs. Kcyden Gibson and daugh- ter, Helen, spant Easter at Owen Sound. L.A.Dy BANK Jcseph Ashely, a Will known resi- dent of Owen Sound, dropped dead in his home on the 8th inst. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN MEMORIAM " BROWN â€" In loving mcimory qf George Brown, who passed away on April the 29th, 1924. . We were not there to ctaisp his hand. We did not 8o^ him die, We only knew he passed away And never said good-bye. Mrs. S. Udell and Mrs. J Stewart daughtertk EUGENIA PUBLIC SCHOOL * indicates those absent during ex- amination; H indijcates honors. Sr. 4â€" Jack Large (H), Everett Graham. Jr. 4 â€" Donalda Sloane. Sr. 3â€" Reta Ganoe (H), Patty Mor- gan and Irene Mai-tin (H) equal, Glenn Pedlar^ Enid Gk>rdon, Hilda Gordon, Lorenzo Martin. Jr. 3â€" Victor Campbell, Kathleen Pedlar, Melrose Campbell, Gladys Fawcett, Gladys Williams. 2nd Classâ€" Phyllis Graham, Mamie Kerton, Lloyd Genoe, Lucy McDonald, Frank Large*. 1st â€" Belva Genoe. Sr. Pr. â€" Vemice Genoe. Jr. Pr. â€" Teddie Dixon, Teddie Campbell, Lottie Graham, Percy Gi-aham. â€"A. C. McQucfjn, Teacher. The residence of Mrs. Olivet Ste- wart, near AUenford, with tke grMt- er portion of its contents was des- troyed by fire early on WedniiSsday ]noming,"stray spark from the stove" S. S. NO .7, ARTEMESIA Form 4â€" Beth Mincks (H), Sadie Oiver (H), Sadie Vaiise*. Dick Vinr- sloW*. Form 3â€" Kenneth McKinnon (H). Kathleen McPfaaii . ^H), Christina McKinnon, Anicna McPhail, Almeda Hincks*' Mary McDbnald*, J. Wool- lard* Matthias' WiUhuhswi*, Jack MacMilian*, Leonard Wilsom*. â- â-  Form 2 â€" Joe Wililannson, Ada Whyte, Mary McKinnon*, J, Hincks*, Jessie O'Sti-ander*, E. B. O'Strandsr. Form 1 â€" lisabel MacMilUn, Ira Whyte, Susie McKinnon*, Mart^ O'Strander*. *T^ Pr-â€" L. Vause*. Muriel Mallyon*. No. ciroHed 26; ^v. att. 11.9. Those marked * absent for one or more examinations. Easter Sunday was baptised with a slight fall of snow. There is confeidei-able sickness in the ne'ghborhood with colds and la grippe. Easter visitors wei's scarce at Lady Bank. The dull, ccol day must have been the cause. Mr. Jos. Sewell has made a gift to himself and wife of a Ford car. ,' Mr. Walter Wilson and wife of Red Wing have rented what was known as the Linley farm and have moved ; thereon. The Ladies' Aid of Providence will hold their next monthly meeting on ; May 6th at the home of Mrs. Samui^ Sanderson. Visitoi-s welcome. [ Miss Maybelle McMullen has re- ' turned to her parental home after a two weeks' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Chai*d. Mast'sr Murl Roberts is assisting Mr. Fred Taylor, 8th line, Osprey, with his spring work at present. Bates Burial Co. Funeral Service New Modern Funerial Parlors '^^â- '":^c1r""^ TORONTO 'Phone Hillcrest 0268 J. W. Bates R. Maddodn Formerlv of Flesherton. 4 4 VICTORIA CORNERS Last v>-£2k Rev. Mr. Eaton held service in the ch-arch for Fivsaion Week, and reception services on Sun- day. Th.jre were ten who nijoed the churcn. Mrs. Milton Bannon, Kathleen and Jack, are visiting Berkley friends for a week. Mrs. Robe; Lee has bcrn on the sick list, but ij betlvir. Mr. Wm. /.cheson, who has been very ill, is in proving. Miss Roselln Stevens is home for the Easter hoi days. Mr. and Mis. Roy McQuay, bride and groom of Palmerstcn, visited at Carl Atkinson's. Aid. Prank Howard, Guelph has i-e- signed, owing to business pressure. RESIDENCE FOR SALE Fine S-Rsom Frame Dwelling GOOD T.OCATION. HAS A GOOD CISTERN AND WELL, BAllN AND STABLE. EXTRA LOT GOES WITH THIS PROPERTY. WILL BE SOLD AT A VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICE. SEE S. E. DeCUDMORE Insurance, Bonds, Real Estate Phone 24-4. â- I MOUSE OFQ.UALITY We have a full line of Field and Garden seeds consisting of: 2r TIMOTHY NO .1 SPECIAL '-«:^'? TIMOTHY NO. 2. No. 1 purity '"^'W *^W RED CLOVER NO. 1 SPECIAL * W RED CLOVER NO. 2 No. 1 purity ^ ^« MAMMOTH CLOVER NO. 1 SPECIAL li MAMMOTH CLOVER NO. 2, No. 1 purity ^ ALSIKE NO. 1 SPECIAL ALFALFA ONT, VARIEGATED SWEET CLOVER W. B. We have' a fine sample of seed and our prices are right. Be sure and see our seed before you buy. RENNIE, STEELE BRIGGS, DUNKIRK -^ay Moir, .T«i^|im * |^^ In the matter of the estate of George A. Watson, l.-ite of the township of Arfeniosia, in the County of Grey, Miller, deceased. NOTICE is Hereby Given pursuant to th3 Trustee Act and ammendm'ents tbti.eto, that all creditors and oth:"rs having claims against the Estate of the said George A. Watson, who died on or about the Eleventh day of Jan- uary, A. D. 1925, are required, on or before tha 30th day of April, A. D. 19t5, to send by post prepaid or de- liver to Messrs. Telford & Birnie, of the city of Owen Sound, .Solicitors for the Administrators, . their Christian and surnames addresses and desccrip- tions,' th3 full particulars of their claims, the statement .. of their accounts and the nature of the se- curities if any held by them. And Further Take Notice that after, such mentioned -dat:, the said Administrators will proceed to dis- tribute the assets of the deceased among the parties entitled thei-;to, having regard only U>' the claims of 1 which they shall ihen have notice and that said Administrators will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof, to any pjrson or persons of whose claims . notice shall not have been i-eceived by them at the time of such distribution. Dated tiie Sixth day of April, 1925 â€" Mcsrrs. Telford t Birnie, Owen. Sound. Ont . Solicitors for the Executors W. J. STEWART & SONS Flour, Feed, Se*d*, Groceries and Confeetioncry Flesherton BABY SPECIAL Prize for First Baby Born in the Omunuaity * On or After April 1st The prize will be one High Chair Value $3.00 or if chair is net needed a Baby Swing or anything to that value for Uie chiM. Only qualifications are that parent.s must be custoih- ers of some one of the stores in Flesherton. Parents to notify me the date of birth. We also have for sale all kinds of push carts. Baby Carriages. Baby Walkers. KiMic Cars, Doll Carriages, Wairons of all sizes for all stM>s of boy*. Child's Rockers and Cornqtede Chairs. So when nceiinK any af the above weuM be glad to have roa come in and let as show ymi our stock. Thos. W. Findlay PlUUnn-LRE D&ALER FUNERAL MMBGTOR Flesherton