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Intermediate W.F A. Football Game at Feversham. Mildmay vs. Feversham at 6.t5 Vol. 46 No. 7 Flesherton. Ontario, July 1 5th 1925 W.H.Thurston & Son, Proprietors '; PRICEVU-LE Mr. Arcb!e McArthar, bricklayer, 13 in Orangeville, where he has secur- ed employment. Mr. Leroy McDonald has taken a post-on in the W. A. Armstrong ft Son jewellery store. Mi. J. H. McLean, who is employed in Toronto, is c.^anding a few. days at his home here. Kiss Gretta Nichol of London is visiting her brothers on the Gravel Road v/est. Miss Leone McDonald left for To- ronto en Saturday where she has se- cured a position with the LO.F. .Sh<; was accompanied by her mother, Mrs. A. B. McDonald, who will spend a few days in the city. Mi.ss Mary Aldcom of Regina -is visiting her home here. Mary has a host of friends who are glad to sec her again. Rev. Mr. Fowler of Waterfcrd. \ Pa., formerly of Flesherton, occupied the pulpit of the United church here on Sunday. Misses Alice Reiley and Anna Mc- Lean were operated on successfully for the removal cf their tonsils in Diirhar.i hosiptal on Thursday. Jlr. H. B. McLean was also operated on for adenoids. We are pleased to say that they are all doing nicely. A miscellaneous shower and dance was held on Tuesday night of last week at the home of Mr. anod STrs. C. A. McLean in honor of the newly- weds, IVIr. and Mrs. X. A. McLean. This popular -young couple were the recipients of many beautiful an<l use- ful 'gifts, as well as many good wishes for fu'.ure happiness. A very enjoyable evening was spent in music •and dancing. Quite a number from here attended the sports in Flesherton on the 9th, and also the Orange ce!ebratit)n in Dundalk on Monday. The Presbyterian Sabbath school held a very sucecssful picnic on the school grounds on Friday afternoon. The day was ideal and a large crowd of children and adults turned out to enjoy the day. A giirls' Softball game was played between Swinton Park and Bunessan, which was quite interesting, the latter winning by a fev/ runs. Football, Softball, races and other games fully occupied the time, until lunch was served, which, needless to say, was enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Strain of Port Arthur visited the latter's stsjter, Mrs. Arch. McLean. Mr. an^ Mrs. S. are on their way home from a mot,or trip through' the Southern States. FOURTH LINE, EAST Ml. and .^Irs. Archie Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hayes motored with Mr. Alex. Campbell to St. Mai-ys foi the W€*k end to visit Mr. and Mrs. John Seeley and family, and are high- ?;< pleased to see Mr. and Mrs. Seeley so favorably located. Rev. H. Shannon of the Presbyter- ian church addressed the L.O.B.A. and L.O.L. of Maxwell, very ably 0:1 Sunday, July 12th. Mr. Hugh lortington and Mr. R. Lee of Agelow arc visiting with Mr. E. Hayes and family. Mi. Lee was acconr-.ptfbii'd by Cecil and Albert Hayes; While going around the sharp turn into F'evershani the steer- ng rod in the car locked, upsettng their car ard damaging it vei-y badly. Mr. Lee had his arm badly cut but the two fellows escaped without much injuries, but with the attention of Dr. .Guy Mr. Lee will soon be alright again. Farmers in this district are ill busy at the haying now. The anniversary services will be held in Mclrj At? Pi-osbyterian chur?h next Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7..30 p.-n. Re.. J. Scob-^; of Whitechurch will conduct the strvices. CEYLON ^ Mrs. E. Scelty vof J>urham, Mr. Sam Chiiilett. Miss Effie Chislett, Mrs. Chas. Melia of Toronto and Mr. ' Alfred Chislett of the w^est, were cull- ; ed to the bedside of their father and ! brother, Mr. John Chislett, who is | Very ill at time of wi-iting. .Mr. Dan JIcDonald of Toronto visits' (.d his brother, John, here Saturday, -i Mr. Ivan McLauchlan spent a ' couple cf days in Tbronto the past ' ^eek. i Mr. and Mrs. Wm. White and daughter, Laura, visited with Proton f:-!cr.ds the first of the week. Quite 3 number from here attended the ce'ebraticn at Dundalk Monday. hlrs. Myles of Kimberley visited with her niece, Mrs. Jas. Hales, last vreek. Mr. and Mrs. George Cairas v!sited friends at Wroxeter the past v.-ceU. Mr. Petsr Muir, Mr. Walker and ?on, James, of Toronto motored up p.r.d spent the week end with the for- mrr"s brother, Mr. Allie Muir, and v.ifc. JVL. and Mrs. J. Hurd, Mr. Dan r.icCallum ot Caledon, Mrs. Stringer 01 Toronto visited with Sir. and Mrs. Campbell last week. Mi.ss Kate Bii::tcr and r.liss T. r«fan- scn of Toronto are spending a couple oi' weeks at the former's home here. Mrs. Sandy 3IcDona!d is spending a few weeks ^ith relatives at >>c\v- berry, Michigan. '' Ml. and Mrs. Rob<-. Spicer ;::id three chidlren, Mrs. Gamble and Miss Evelyn Cross, all of Hamilton, visit- ed with Mr. and Mi-s. H. Spicer and family ever tho week vnd. Mr. and Mrs. Rcbt. Spicer returned to their home, but the rest will remain for a few weeks' visit. . Mrs. Campbell and two children of Proton are V!.=iting her sister, Mrs. George Banks. Mr. nd Mrs. Roy Piper and three children visited with relative3 at Markdale the first of the ^eek. I Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Marshall and little daughter of Toronto a*e spend- \ ing their summer vacation with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson McMuUen. Mrs. Bowers of Allison visited with Ml. and Mrs. Edward Sergant last week Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cushnie of To- ronto visited with M. Cook the -past week. Mr. Culbertson Patterson, wife and four children arrived on Wednesday from the Peace River district, Alta., and is visiting the former's parents. Ml-, and -Mrs. Henry Patterson. Robt. Cook left Wednesday last to visit with friends in Detroit. Ml. Will Sergant of Owen Sound spent the week ohd with his parent:- and brother, James, and wife. Master Arden, .Arthur and Misses Alma, and Normie Whittaker of To- ronto are \'isiting with their grandpa and uncle here; Mr. and Mrs. Archie Sinclair and ..'â- liss Margaret and Jimmie.^ motored to Harriston for the week end. "ONWARD" NEWS A recent deputation went to Tor- to to interview the Minister of Public works in regErds to htving the prov- ince ro'pgniJie th-; eigh'li line of Collingwood township as a h'ghv.ay. LightiuBg Rods And Buggies I am ^'Presenting the Shin-Fht 'i^ffct- ning lod Company a?ain tW* j*'**r. I «ri &Iso selling the William Do^ buggies find fence wire, plow? an4 harro-***. Any person wanting any- thfne in that line, gir? ni* a call and I w-'jI vwe them right. E. Rutherford Alfalfa haying is the order of the Qu'te a nujiiber from this burg^cn- jcyed the Orangemen's celebration at Dundalk en Monday. Mrs. Jas. Turner, who is visiting friends at Bi-amoton, has been very sick from i>y xotsoning. We are TvUastd to kncw^she is improving. O.D.R. aniiual picnic will be held on Fiiday afternoon, JtUy 17th, in Currle's- bush. Baseball â€" O.D.R. vs Rocky Saugeen; softball, horsc'hoe- pitchlng contest and numerous other sports will be the afternoon atrac- t"on. Bring your basket and take in tho fun. Mr. Ed. Dingwall has recently con- structed some new wire fence, wh'ch wH improve the Highway fos the ap- proaching winter. Mv. M>n Dow at>d sister. Maggie, motored lo Stayner on .*!«nday in their ne^v Ford. MAXWELL Miss Artie Wright of Toronto is spending her vacation with her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Will Wright. Little Misses Marjory and Helen (luj are visiting with Mm. Will Guy in Hamilton. Mrs. Dynes • accomnanied by he;- fc-iQthcr of N17W York c;ts^~visited the past Aveek with Mrs. Dan. Gilles here. rt was with sorrow that wfe learn- ed of ihe death ol' Miss Jiabcl Mc- Mu11o:l, sscond elde-st ('(-.aghter of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mer.Iullen of the I2th line Osprcy. The parents and iricndi have tiie sympathy of tli-s community in their bereavement. Mr. v.". E. Irwin and little rb-jgh- ter Ruth are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Liiwier this week. Mr. and Mrs. M. Wolf^ ar.d d.iugh- tor:/, accompanied by Mr.'yand Mrs. B. Vandiek of Buffalo, were visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Heron's here. Rev. Mr. Kowey of the United church here in visiting ihis -v/c^.h with friends i;i Ov.-en Sound. I-ir. Ciah. Field has imprjved the appearance of the exterior of hia horns by. having it painted. M;. JicCutchocn and family, who have been v>iting friends in this locality and Orillia, the past year have left for their home ne;ir C:}lgary A!bt. in their Gray Dort car. Mr. J.IcCutcheon intends to take two weeks to make the trip. Ke made it nine days comine down. Our teacher .'vliss Maynard is SDtndirg the holidays with fricaids in Owen Sound. Mr. C. He»on and Mr. Wm. Wright have each had> gas tanks installed .ind arc now able to serve the motor travellers convenientis. The strawberry festival which ihe Anglicans hfeld here last wetjc was quite successful. Proceeds amount- ed to about $70.00. The ^oft ball game between Dundalk and Maxwell teams â- esulted in 20-9 in favor of the home team. The majority of people in this vic- nity attended the 13th celebration in Cundalk. ' ' ' EUGEHIA Feversham Church Union east mountain UF.W.O. "HOLOtASr* CLLB At the home of Mrs. R.Best the monthly meeting of Holdfast U.F.W. 0. club was held with a large atten- dance of members and visitors. After, the usual opening exercises a discus- sion was held on the coming confer- ence of eight U.F.W.O. clubs to meet in Flesjierton town hr-ll '•n .Aug-.;s«^ 14th; also a resolution was signed by the members of the club tuat the "Women's Institutes Branch" be changed to '"Women'.s Department." Federal government questions to be taken up. Miss .*..gnes Macphail, M'.P., addresses the club, after which they were favored^ by a recitation by Miss Mildred 'whittakei. This brought the meeting to a close, when refreshments were served and a most enjoyable time v,-.is spent. The ne.xt meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. J.' Nichol Jr. on September 9th. IN MEMORIAM IZARD â€" In loving memory of our dear father, -Mr. John Irard S'., who died July 15, 1924. We often c't and tlrlnk of yau when we ariy all alone; Yc'.u memory is the only rlrn.? That we can caH-our own. Like ivy on thi withered c::l> \Vhcn other th'ngs decay. Our love for you Will siill iieep g.eai And never fade away. When day's arc dark and friendj ait few. Dear father, hew we long for you. .Sadly misrcd by Jim, Jeftay a:id Minnie. CARD OF THANKS j We wish to extend our thanks to ' friendsi and neighbors for theic kind- ness and sympathy shown to us dur- irâ€" . the il!n««s and death of our lov- i ^g daughter and sister, Mabel. , Mr. sncMrs. McMuUen and Family The tar of a Hanove" gcatlcuia.i, Sarvis by name, got int:> a smasii-up 'with a McLaughlin on the North Pro- I vip.cial Hig.hway one c.en'ng ?!,i?t week when retMrning from Shelbur.ic. The former, in getting off th.' road t<> le' th.^ McLaughlin pass. swer-,-ed onto the road in the path cf the latter. The result was that the lighter car was carried a distance, thrown into the ditch and sustained the fallowing djunages: Front wheel broken, front axle broken, radiator crushed and otherwise damaged. Sarvis ad- mitted he was at fault and the Mc- Laughlin prwreeded on its way. Httle damaged. â€" Dundalk He'T>Id. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wilson, who have been visiting the latter's mother Mrs. Hanley, and other friends, have returned to their home at St. Catlv arincs. Mr. Peter Thompson, Owen Sound, took a flying visit among his friends, and called on his nephew, Mr. Chas. Martin, on Su:jday. Eugenia L. 6, L. No. 1118 celebr-ited in Colilngwcod on i^afiirday and re- port a large crowd and a good time. Ow >.i,':' to the whocpjng cough in this vicinity Dr. Turnbull hau innocu- lated a riun-.ber cf children. Ti'rs. Henry Williams has returned home fro".! visiting friends in Toront". â-  , DJiss ]!iartlin Fenwick is home froin O. S. C. I., which she has attended the past eight moi:thr. We iearn that Eha made gqod marks in tlie final test. We are also informed that Martha has 3t-cured position as sten- ographer w^h en insurance firm in O. S. and'l'ft thii Monday tj cnrr.- mence duties. * Success Martha. riiss Isahclls ilcKee is holidaying with her sistei in Toronto. Miss Lottie Whittaker of Ceyion spent the pust iev days wl-.h her friend Miss Martha Fenv/icI:. ~ Miss Dell Wiktn, who has betn teachinfr in Keewatin is holidayinjr v.-ith her mother here. We learn Dell has been re-engaged for another year. ,So'-eraI from hei-e attended the Farm Youth Rally in Durham en Wed. last and report a successful time. Mrs. Tlio?. Fenwick returned home S'.turday aitcv a fortnight's .''.?it with, her father Mr. David Parlia- ment. Mrs. McMuilSh has returned heme from a visit in Ton>nto with her daughter. Misc Millie, teacher '~^in Toronto has returned home to spend bcr vacation. We are pleased to report that Mrs. Park was ab" • to attend tile cele- bration in CoL igwood on Saturday, after her prolonged ii]pess Many from this part attended the glorious twelfth celebration in Dun- dalk on Monday. Mr. Wesley Cooey.of "roronto spent the week end with friends here. Miss Millie Campbell of Toronto is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Card. Graham and other rolatives.jr Mr. and" Mrs. Jos. Williams and ;;on George' of Toronto visited over iha week end with friends here. Geo. and his mother reiurned to the city but Mr. William remained for a longer visit. Upon , breaking .some eggs lna.t didn't hatch in a setting of eggs. Mrs Harold Falconer c' .-covered a ireak chicken in one. Had the chicken hatched out and lived, it would have been auite a curiosity indeed'^'as it had four legs.! We arc sorry ',0 report that little Mis* Patricia Mc rgan i.s very ill with the whooping c;.;g'n. We hope she r:cover3 soon. .Maxwell, July 10, 1325. To Whom It May Concern, â€" i There being no definite unnouace- ment as to the service of. the Urjte;: ; Church in Feversham next Sunday, I; desire to ruake the foilov.'ing e.\pli>.n-j fftion. I Sfnco there wa'i no Methodist! church in the village, the members of ^ that ccnmmtinion have been worship-) ping^fer the past 14 cr 15 y.-;ar.s in j the Picsbyterian bLiilriing ar.d paying' a nominal sum in rental. The fine.it! rria;icr:." exis.jid 'between the two' congregations, the one meeting in the ' morning, the other in th.a afteroon. i Previous to June 10th the Prcsby-! tcrian group voted on the question of 1 uniting their church with the Congre- j gi.;i<-nal and Methodist churches of; Canada and gave a.", anti-union n-.aj- 1 c:;ty. ! Certain members of the newly in- ' augurated United Crurch interpretsd this vote to mean that they were no '<;r.?:r v ??j;e-j to contiauv; servic?3 in .l!e rrcrbyte.ian chttrch. So-va pre-! Imiaary arai /.genicn'.s v,erc ovr.n be-i Tun v:he:eby services could be con- . tinued in another building. U'-o" interviewing some leaders of Iho Presbyterian congi'egaticn: I find t'l's; to be a terlcus r.iisir.'erpretaticn of iheir Jiitended motives r.nd acticn?. \ve all regret th:.t the situr.tion has' bc-cn rr-iECOTTrtrue 1 end circuicted. - With ihl:: expL natitn the Presby- terians ha.e cxp..'s?ed their wiilini;- ness to have the L" iited Congregst-cn wcrship in thetr tiiiirch en ".he same ae-angcments as tbj Methodists have done heretofore. A.cc>«(lingiy I wish to _£nontTnee vhat the services of the United Church ct Canada will be held in chv.rth on luiy 19tfa at 11 o'clock. All are very welcome. Sincerely yours, Rev. H. Howey, Pastor. ^ (Ittended for last week) A school picnic waj held in R. Mc- iM'jilens grove on Monday evening of last week A pleasant evening was spent ill ball games and races. A number from hero attended the Garden Party at the hi<mc oi Mr, and Mrs. .\lex Carruthers on Friday,, also the one at Duncan owTues. eve- ning. The indoor basebat! team played v.-:th the Duncan team on .Tuesday evening, the score, ^""Ing 1<J â€" '^0 in favour of Ensl-Stountain. Mrs. Henry of Toronto is visiting her brother, Mr. L Allen and other relatives at present. ' Miss Aleda Feighen spent a few, days with her aunt Mrs. H. Kerr of Duncan, before retu:-riing to her home, at Koiepore. % Miss Vema Atkins of Victoria is spending a week with her cousins Misses Anna and Gladys Hall. Mr. and Mrs. A. Maxwell and child- ren of Lady Bank spent the week end with Mr. and itrs. George liarbottle. Bales Burial Co. Funeral Service New McxJera FuneriaJ Pau-Iors 'Phone Hil!cr€8t 0268 J.W.Bates R. M«ddocks Formerlv of Fles'ierton. ROCK MILLS Mr. GeO:-ge Robertson, wife a:>d chilldren, and Mrs. McKee, all of Tor- onto, visited with the former's b.',~- thcr Mf. and Mrs. John Robcrt.'o.i. and family. Mr. and Mr.r R»'' Wtods and babe, Owen .Siund, vi^ted a few days with Mr. Thu.-. Fishei and wife. Large numbc:"s from here af.cn- de.i the cekbraticn at Dundalk on Mondaj'. Miss Els-ie St. well, of J.',-.rkc; -.le, =p>nt a ftw tliy ; at her parenta.1 iiqmo here. L'.'. f.d Mrp. Sam Osborne cf No'.tr.vr-j, visittd recently with he; brn'he •. Iwr. .I.uun Robertson, wife and family. Mr. Jim Laughlir. •" holidaying for a few weeks with relatives in Tc.onlc. " Mr?. Robt. Phil;.- and son .K'.b- :\t, Mrs. Chas. Ho> and cliildrt;! cf TortnLo arc holidaying wiih the fcr:r- -I's sisrter. Mr?. Ale:: F.oy. Bro. Belrns. returned Missionary, preached at Salem Sunday e'er.ir : and delivered a Mr.? s-. .-mor frâ€" • Matthew 25. MOUSE OF GIUALITV SPECIAL This Week Only 100 Good Cotton Seed Bags, good as new. These are the large 3 bu. bags. - 3 for only $L00 W. J. STEWART 81 SONS Flour, F««d, Se»'(It, Crcceries and CiMifcctioncry Flcshcrtoiv Have Your Verandah Fixed Up Now is the .«ica.si..n cf the ytar that \vc may expect wawn weather. Whynot get your verandah tixed up with a Hanunock cr Couch, or say a coui.'ie of Easy Chairs and be ready. We are putting on a couple of specials again. A qu;!rter-cut Oalc Library Tabic and Chairs to match at greatly reduced price. .Mso slightly used Sidebeard with .si.x Dining Room Chairs at l:«rgain price. For anything else in the Furniture line call in and sec tis. Thos. W. Findlay FIRNITUKE KI-.LEU FLNERAL nilMif TOR Flesherton