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4 4 THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 193Z 4 Osprey Nomination The nomination for the township of Osprey is taking place on Monday afternoon next week, with the election if one is needed, to be held the follow- ing Monday. Thra year the Deputy- Reeve is being dropped and it is not known whether iWm. Heitman. the present Deputy, will try conclusions with Reeve Taylor or not. Very little i<s being said as to the pros- pects of the present council in seek ing re-election, but one will be as- sured of an itneresting time at the nomination meeting at Maxwell or Monday. John Richardson Dies Good Logs Wanted By the Durham Furniture Co. Ltd., Rock Mills. , Maple, Birch, Basswood and Beech. No elm wanted, logs must be -15 inches at top end, sound smooth and straight. They must bt first class or they will not be taken at any price. For prices etc. apply at Mill Office. â€"DURHAM FURNITURE CO. LTD. Hawken's store Death came suddenly in Toronto on Monday of last week to an old resi- dent of Artemesia township in the person of Mr. John Richardson, broth- er of Mr. Robt. Richardson of town. Death came as the result of a stroke suffered the week befor*" from which he was apparently recovering. The late Mr. Richardson was born in Halton county 71 years ago and came to this township with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Richardson. He marriea Miss Jane Abott of Pro- ton township who survives, along with a family of five girls and one son, Ada, Rebecca, Ethel, Mable and Flor- ence, all of Toronto and .\lbert of Niagara Falls, N. Y., all who were present at the funeral. He also leaves tnree sisters and three brothers: Ed. of Detroit, Will, of Winnipeg, Robert of Fie-sherton, Lucy (Mrs. Wm. Guest) of Brownsville Jet., Maine, Minnie (Mrs. Doville) of Rochester, N. Y., and Annie of Owen Sound. The funeral took place on Thursday afternoon last with ser\ice at the house and interment taking place in Park Lawn cemetery, Toronto. Col. A. G. Campbell Di^d In Toronto PROPERLY FINISHED POULTRY ENSURE A STEADIER MARKET | FOR IDEAL XMAS GIFTS There is still time to have those Photos for Xmas and there is no gift that will mean quite so much. Radios, Pianos and Musical Instruments and Electic Supplies A full line' of Groceries and . Confectionary and Xmas Novelties W. A. HAWKEN 'Phone 17\v Flesherton Producers, according to Charles E Broughton, of the Departmental staff should avoid rushing unfinished birds to market, particularly at this season. Too many birds of unfinished quality reaching the market are likely to cause a break in prices. On the other hand, if these birds are held over, and given proper finish, better prices will be realized by the producer. It is anticipated that firm prices will follow the holiday season foi quality poultry. BORN McDonald â€" At Pickering, Ont., on Monday, December 12, 1932, to Mr. and Mrs. E. L. McDonald, a son. An addition will be built to Kin- cardine Public School building this year. Lt.-Col. Andrew G. Campbell, 230 Rusholme Road, Toronto, former O. C. of the 31st Grey Regiment, died on Saturday at the age of 86*years. Ht was born in Darlington Township, but the greater part of his life was spent in Flesherton, where he became In- terested in military affairs, jtfiued the 31st Regiment as a private and worked his way upward until he became Its officer commanding. For many years he was an inspector of the old Colonial Investment and Land Co. He had re- sided in Toronto for the last 25 years. He attended Centennial United church, was a member of Manito Lodge, A.F. and A.M., and of the 32nd Scotti.sh Rite. He was a bachelor and tht last survivor of the original family. Two nieces and two nephews, Miss Kate Campbell and C. J. Sproule, To- ronto; Mrs. J. Birkelanii, Vancouvei and Allan J. Campbo!'., Victoria, are the survivors. The remains were brought from To- ronto by motor hearse on Tuesday and i.nterment was made in Flesherton cemetery. .Among those who accompanied the remains from Toronto were the de- ceased's pastor, Mr. Caspar Sproule and Mrs. L. W. Thorn of Barrle. The 31st Grey Battalion was rep- resented by Lt.-Col. McLachlan, Col. T. J. Rutherford, Capt. McQuake'r and Bugle-Major McDonald of Owen Sound. |;<~>.>**.>4.>.>4*<M>.>4.vv>>»****.>.&**<^i*.j*.^.>,^ t ORANGE VALLEY L. O. L. I V^ OWEN SOUND, ONT. "^C I CUT FLOWERS I GIFT BOUQUETS I WEDDING FLOWERS I FUNERAL DESIGNS The annual installation of officers of L.O.L. No. 509, Orange Valley was held on Monday evening, when the following were installed by Wor Bro. G. W. Littlejohns, Past County Master: P. M. â€" .Wm. Stoddart. W. M. â€" C. Alcox. n. M. â€" G. W. Littlejohns. Chaplain â€" J. E. Bowles. Rec. Sec. â€" H. Richardson. Fin. Sec. â€" G. B. Littlejohns. Treas. â€" Jas. Beatty. Marshall â€" Alex. Miller. 1st Lect â€" Carter Irwin. 2nd Lect. â€" John Dillon. Com. â€" R. Irwin, E. Stoddart, Wm Stoddart, F. Stoddart, J. E. Bowles. Tyler â€" Russell Hill. .Auditors â€" A Richardson and Alex. Miller. Sick Com. â€" J. E. Bowles, C. Ir- win and C. Alcox. Come to Ken Kennedy's for Real Christmas Bargains 10 p. c. Reduction in Men^s Wear This Week SWEATERS FROM $1.50 UP SHIRTS $L50 to $2.50 CAPS 95c to $2.00 UNDERWEAR $L75 to $4.00 TIES Ranging from 50c to $L00 SCARFS Ranging from $L0O to $2.50 BELTS Ranging from 50c to $L00 BRACES Ranging from 50c to $1.00 MITTS and GLOVES 25c to $2.00 BUY DAD A LEATHER COAT; WE HAVE SOME GOOD ONES CIGARS & CIGARETTS XMAS WRAPPED ^^*<m^^*««*<m}>^»*^^*««>^*^ We have a lovely assortment of Christmas Candies and Fancy Boxes §>«:~><KK~;~M~>>>5~>*MK~><~?*5*<~:**<~?<~5~?'>*!~? Phone 37 LANDSCAPE GARDEXIXG PERENXTALS and SHRUBS X I Sunday School Entertainr.ient, Dec. 22 I Place your order with our Flesherton representative • t I W. A. HAWKEN I St. Coluniba United church Sun- day school. Priceville will hold theiv annual Xmas tree and entertainmeiu on Thursday evening, December 22nd in the church. A good proijrani is being prepai-ed. Admission: Adults 25c. children 13 and under free. Santa Claus Says: This Year Give Useful Presents You Can Get Practical and Inexpensive Gifts Here Dishes - Cutlery Aluminum Tea Pots and Coffee Perco- laters, Kettles, Combination Steamer Saucepan, Double Boilers, etc. Knife and Fork Setts in boxes, Bread Knives, Carving Setts, Spoons and Pocket Cudery Fancy China China and Porcelain Dinner and Tea Setts, Berry Setts, Bowls, Fancy Handled Plates and Bon Bens, English Bone Chin^^ Cups, Saucers and Plates, and a Big Variety of Fancy Dishes Priced fom 15c to $1.00 FLASHLIGHTS, SKATES, SKIS, SNOWSHOES, Hockey STICKS, PUCKS Special Price on Aladdin Lamps We are sfivinef a special price on ALADDIN LAMPS from now until Christmas. Now will be a good time to get that good light you need so much Rogers Symyhonic Tone Radios Rogers Symphonic Tone twin speaker Radios with guaranteed tubes, and get an entry form for a Popular Radio Prograun Contest Prize is a $169.50 ten tube Radio Frank W. Duncan Come in 'Phcne: 54 FLESHERTON Flesherton High School FORM 1 ART â€" Hon. â€" Florence Clarli Pass â€" Georgena Blackburn 71 Florence Kinsman 68. Eric Staffoni 07, Margraret CoUin.-^on 63. Mabel Haw 03, Nellie Genoe 03. Sherman Fipei 61, Georgena MacDonald Gl. Doug. Scott 5i). Russell Johnson 57. Marj- oric Ostrander 57, Winnis Graham 51), Elsie White 55, Ruth Wolsten- croft 5-i, Donald MacMillan 54, Olive Marshall 53, Harvey Archibald 50, .Audrey McCabe 50. Fail â€" Percy Smith 45, Mack Dun- can 44, Wesley Jamieson 43, Nellie Thistlethwaite 40, Everett Croft 38, Leila Clarki 37, Bob Mejdi-um 28, Helen Love 23, Jessie MacDonald 22, Fred Patton 22, Billy Cairns, absent. FORM 2 ZOOLOGY â€" Hon. â€" M. Allen 79, L. Seeley 79, M. Chard 75. Pass â€" R. Akitt 74, V. Fisher 72. M. Fisher 70, M. Sheardown 66. E Graham 65, S. MacKinnon 64, D Stuart 63, L. Magee 62, A. Martin 60, T. Dixon 56, D. McRae 55. Fail â€" D. Smith 43, H. Johnson 36, J. English 30. UPPER SCHOOL L.A.TIN COMP. â€" Hon. â€" Earl Johnson 83. Pass â€" Mervyn Little 74, Marion Shaw 71. Willie Somers GO. Monica Lambert 64, .\udrey Brown 62, Ellen Parker 61, Elmore Fisher 60. Elda Frook 57. James McFadden 56. Al meda Hincks 51, Daisy McFadden 51 Annie .\kins 50. Fail â€" Jean Hincks 47. UPPER SCHOOL MODERN HISTORY â€" Hon. - Earl Johnson 7'.i. Marion Shaw 75. Pass â€" Mervyn Little 73, Ross Smith 70, Jean Hincks 68, Ellen Park- er Gl. .James McFadden .")!'. Audrey Brown 57, Almeda Hincks 57, Eleanoi Mather 50. Fail â€" Kathleen Morrison 48. Bill Somers 47. Edith Heitman 45, Elda Frook 43, Dora Stewart 3li, Grahan: Beard 37. Murray Stuart 16. Artemesia Council CEYLON PUBLIC SCHOOL DIEu F.A.WCETT â€" In Toronto General Hospital on Saturday. December 17th 1032, Almeda Ferguson, beloved wife of .\shley E. Fawcett, aged 42 years. The funeral took place from the res- idence of her mother, Mrs. M. Ferjr*- son, Kimberley, on Tuesday, Decem- ber 20th. to Markdale cemetery. Ser- vice was held at the house at 1 p.m. CHR1STM.\S CONCERT A Christmas concert vvill bo given! in the Old Durham Ro.i.l ? hoo! on ' Dcrenibcr 2J. Progran commencing St 8 p.m. Admissi m 13c. Ti council met at Fleherton on the 15th inst, there being present Messrs. Magee. Burnett. Meldrum and W^arl- ing. Mr. Magee was appointed to the chair. The minutes of the last meeting were read and on motion ad- opted. Communications and accounts pre- sented Lucas & Henry letter rt amount overpaid in taxes in 1929 Report of school attendance officer report of Medical Officer of health C.P.R. Co. asking authority to elimin- ate cattle guards on their railway .Accounts ordered paid were: H. Pat- ton, assisting auditor on accounts ot 1031 S6.00: F. G. Karstedt supplies for Johnson family $5.20; Municipal World election supplies $11.10; Tht .\dvance printing financial statement and ballots $73.95; The clerk electioii fees paid to D.R.Os. and Poll Clerks $82.00; C. Moore gravel $3.50; hos- pital maintenance of inmates $161.25, claims for sheep killed. W. J. Maget $5.00. Cecil Betts $20.00, Wes Smith $6.00, E. Dingwall $6.00. R. Clark valuing sheep $3.75, By-law 934 to extend overdraft in bank was intro- duced and passed. Meldrum-Warling â€" That the lett er from the C.P.R. Co. re cattle guards in this township be filed and no action taken the company to bt notified; carried. Warling-Burnett â€" That the treas- urer invest the proceeds of the sale of township hall $630.00 in a Province of Ontario Bond; carried. Burnett-iWarling â€" That Miss Patton be i)aid $50.00 being aaiount overpaid on taxes in 1929; carried. Warling-Meldrum â€" That Messrs Magee and Warling be a committee tc settle amount of expenditure on Eu- phrasia town line 1932; carried. Warling-Magee â€" That the col- lector receive taxes up to 16th Janu- ary next with a premium of one pei cent; carried. Burnett-Warling â€" That pay sheet 8, be adopted and following amounts paid: Div. 1 $6.25, Div. 2 $12.48, Div. 4 $9.00, Div, 5 $4.00. carried. Moldrum-Bumeit â€" That Stanley Campbell, Eugenia P.O. be and he is hereby appointed school attendance officer for this municipality for 1932, at a salary of $25.00; carried. Warling-Meldrum â€" That the In- demnity Insurance for 1932 be given to the Globe Indemnity Company; car- ried. Warling-Meldrum â€" That the col- lector proceed and distrain for unpaid laxe.i in cases where he has been .-otifjed to collect by Mortagee oi Landlord; carried. The council adjourned. Sr. 4 â€" Jean Collinson 85, Goldie Kennedy 72, Carlotta Plester 70 Laura .White 69, Jean Marshall 65, Murray Marshall 64, Mabel Adams 56. Marjorie Duukett 50. Mehnlle Hunt 56, Ernest Mathewson 51, Betty Stewart 34. Alex. Marshall 25. Jr. 4 â€" Gladys Patterson. Sr. 3 â€" Irene Mathewson 58, Laurie Genoe 58. .lack Adams 53. Jim Ken- nedy 52, Doris Marshall 49, Allan Haw 41. Emerson Plester 25. Jr. 3 â€" Fred Marshall 55, Doria Duckett 35, Ear! Plester 35, Charlie McWilliams 30. Jr. 2 â€" Verna Kennedy 80, Marj- orie Stewart 76, Keith Cairns 70. Jr. 1 â€" Marion Collinson 98. Mary McMullen 94, Hilda Duckett 92, Gor- don Niehol 78. Sr. Pr. â€" Edna Marshall 100. Geo. Stewart i»8, Margaret Smeliey 91, Jack McMullen 90, Joe McWilliams 88. Gordon Haw 78. Wallace Shaw 50 Jr. Pr. â€" Delbert Plester 100^ Jean McMullen 100. Ena Adams 99. Dorothy Plester 98. â€" D. P. FISHER, Teacher. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE M.ATTER of the Estate of Charles Wesley Bellamy late of the Village of Flesherton in the County of Grey, Carpenter, deceased. NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Section 51 of the Trustee Act R. S.O. 1027. Chapter 150, that all credit- ors and others having claims or de- ;iiands against the estate of the said Charles Wesley Bellamy who died on or about the 5tli day of Novenibct A.D. 1932 at the Village of Flesher- ton in the County of Grey, are re- quired on or before the 1st day of January, A.D. 1933, to send by post, prepaid, or deliver to Lucas, Henry & Lucas, Solicitors for the Executors nf the estate of the said deceased, th«lr christian names and surnames, ad- dres.ses and descriptions, the full par- ticulars in writing of their claims, a statement of their accounts, and the nature of the security, if any, held by them. AND TAKE NOTICE thafc after such last mentioned date the said ex- ecutors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice, and that the saM executors will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof to any person or persons of whose claim not- ice shall not have been received by them at the time of snch distribution. DATED at Markdale this 10th day of December A.D. 1932. â€"LUCAS. HENRY & LUCAS. So% ieitors for the said Executors.