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THE FI.ESHERTOX ADVAXCE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1934 School Reports S. 8. NO. 5. OSPREY Jr. 4th. â€" Margaret Courvoisler* Bernice Wrig-ht,* Pat Haley. Sr. 3rd. â€" Loreen Tempest,* Muriel Cameron, Veletta Sayers,* Dolly Otte- well, Frances Robert?,* Vincent Som- ers. 2nd^^-^ Phyllis Roberts,* Francis Haley, Anthony Haley, Grace Poole, Kathleen Somers. Sr. Pr. â€" Edith Sayers. Jr. Pr. â€" .lean Ottewell,* Thelma Roberts, Wesley Lawler, Euth Poole,* Stanley Lawler. j • denotes perfect attendance. No. on roll â€" 20. Average atten- dance â€" 18.6. B. HINKS teacher ROCK MILLS EUGENIA PUBLIC SCHOOL Sr. 4th. â€" Ida Ben.son, Frank Gra- ham. Jr. 4th. â€" Evelyn Campbell, Leone Duckett, Mable Duckett, Winetta Martin equal) Reggie Fawcett, Car- mel Martin, Edword Campbell, Jean Tudor. Sr. 3 â€" Jean Proctor, Doris Faw- cett. Sr. 2nd. â€" Dorothy Falconer, Dor- land Campbfell, Gladys Duckett, Murray Williams. Jr. 2nd. A. â€" Margaret McMillan, Arlene Benson equal, Blanche Will- iams. B. â€" Arthur Procter, Nora Turner. Sr. 1st. â€" Ruth Graham. Jr. 1st. â€" Burton Campbell, Selena Duckett. Pr. â€" Joyce Genoe, Doug' Falconer Lois Williams, Alice Tudor. â€" D. P. SLOAN, Teacher, The church service will be chane^ for the winter months, commencing next Sunday, November 18th. Sun- day School at 2 o'clock and chutcfa service will be held at 3 o'clock. » .Mis. Sam Croft returned home on Friday after spending a few days in Toronto. She was accompanied by her sister-in-law, .Mrs. Ed. HoUey, who .spent a couple of days here. Mr. Jaa. Oliver and daughter, Sadie, and Mr. Donald McKinnon of Priceville were callers at the home of Chas. Newell on Thursday last, while I on their way home from Markham where they had visited the latter's brother, Mr. Allan .McKinnon, wno had met with a serious accident and who is now a patient in the hospital at Stouffville. Mrs. J. Croft is spending a few weeks at the home of her son, Mr. Mervy Croft, near Portlaw. The Ladies aid of Rock Mills Bap- tist Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Ed. Fisher, Flesherton on Wed. November 21st. at 2 p.m. Lunch com. cake, Mrs. E. Croft and Mrs. Les. Chard; sandwich, Mrs. Alex English and Mrs. J. J. Boyce, EUGENIA The young people of Eugena com- munity met in the basement of the United Church on Tuesday evening of last week for the purpose of organ- izing a Young People's Society, under the direction of Rev. Bushell. There was an attendance of 16. The meeting opened with a hymn, with Rev. Bushell leading in prayer, fol- lowed with the Scripture by .^nnieU Turner. The topic for the evening wa.^ the "Christian Family," Rev. Bushell taking the worship period and Mrs. Martin the discussion per- ioii. Hazel Turner acted as organ- Rev. Bushell conducted a con- PRICEVILLE SAUGEEN JUNCTION MAXWELL Miss Mildred Buckingham of Stay- ner visited at the home of her brother, Mr. E. Buckingham, for the past week. Miss Shirley Buckingham of Toronto also spent the week end at her horn© here. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Priestly motor- ed to Toronto on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ross of George- town attended the funeral ot Mrs, John Ross. Andrew Koplanyi, a native of Jugo- slavia and a farmer near Corbetton, died last week in a Toronto hospital from ptomaine poisoning. He be- came famous last fall for his team of white oxen that were shown at Dun- dalk and which he used for his farm work. He is survived by his widow. Mi-s. Bert Badgerow and son visited over the week end with relatives in Markdale. Mr. Tom Johns has left for the north, where he expects to find work. Mr. and Mrs. Watts of Shelbume visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Park. Mr. and Mrs. Kindle of Clarksburg visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Cephus Kindle. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Batchelor visited over the week end with Mrs. John Campbell in Owen Sound. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rickett and son, Leo, of Bolton, also Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Williams of Toronto visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Park and attended the Dyson-Park wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Williams of Flesherton visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Sewell. Messrs. Wilfred and Ed. Batchelor and Miss Gladys Batchelor visited with friends at Priceville Sunday. SHERWOODâ€" KNOX The marriagie took place quietly at the United Church parsonage Flesherton, on Thursday Nov. 1st. 1934, Rev. W. J. Scott officiating, of Mrs. Harriet Knox, Toronto, and Mr. Peter Sherwood, Ceylon. After a honeymoon spent "in Toronto Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood will reside in Ceylon. NOMINATION NOTICE To the Electors of of Village of Flesherton Ladies and Gentletnen,- A meeting of the Electors the Village of Flesherton will be" held in the Village Hall on Friday, November 23, 1934 at the hour of Seven o'clock for the purpose of nomin- ating candidates for the offices of Ree\-e, Councillors and Public School Trustees to act for the year 1935. Dated this 14th day of November. 1934. â€" W. J! BELLAMY, Villao-e Clerk. 1st. test, the answers of which ended in •sting." It was decided to meet on Wednesday evenings and the next meeting will be held tonight, Nov. 14, when it is hoped there will be a good attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Quesnell and family of Owen Sound visited on Sun- day with Mr. Jos. Sherwood. Miss Delmar Fenwick and Mr. Har- old Cook of Owen Sound wera week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Fenwick. -Mr. Harry Mander Jr. of Toronto spent the week end at the home of Mr. J. Fawcett. Mrs. Fawcett, who has spent the past month or so in the city, returned home with him. A political meeting was held in the L.O.L. hall on Thursday evening of last week at which Miss Agnes Mac- phail, M.P., was the chief speaker. She delivered an interesting and in- structive address. Mr. Alex. Cam- eron was chairman. Mr. T. R. Lever of Flesherton visited one day last week with his daughter, Mrs. C. Martin, a^d also called on a number of old friends. Mr. Lever is feeling considerably im- proved in health after his severe ill- ness a month or so ago. The church was appropriately de- corated on Sunday with wreaths and flags to commemorate the memory of those who fought and fell in the Great War. Rev. Bushell preached a fine sermon suitable for the occasion. Messrs. Jim and Eddie Hargrave of Toronto were week end visitors with the Park families. Miss Christina Magee was home from Stone's Line over the week end. The .Women's Association of the United Church will meet this Thurs- day afternoon, Nov. 15th, at 2 o'clock. Visitors w^elcome. FEVERS HAM NOMINATION NOTICE To the Electors of the Township of Artemesia Ladies and Gentlemen,- Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the Klectors of .\rtemesia will be held at theVillage Hall Flesherton on Friday^ November, 23, 1934 at the Hour of One o'clock in the afternoon to nominate candidates for the offices of Ree^•e, Dep- uty-Reeve and Conncillors for the Year 1935, of which persons interested are hereby requested to take notice. Dated this 14th day of November, 1934. â€" W. J. BELLAMY, Fownship Clerk. Mrs. G. Eby visited with her daugh ter. Mrs. Thos. Forsythe, in Oweif Sound last week. Mrs. Albert Stewart of Flesherton spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. H. Ale.xander. Mr. Joseph Barber was a week end visitor with his daughter, Mrs. J. Smalley, in Collingwood. Mr. and Mrs. W. R, Colquette and Betty and Alan of Owen Sound spent Simday with friends hei-e. Mrs, Mary Henderson of Colling- wood called on friends here last week. Mr. and Mrs. G. Eby spent Sunday with friends in Port Elgin. We are experiencing a taste of winter in this neck of the woods. About four inches of snow this Mon- day moniing, and still coming. What might have been a very ser- ious accident occuiTed while Mr. and Mrs. Eby were coming home from Poi-t Elgin on Sunday. Two miles north of Flesherton a ear is said to have come over on the wrong side of the road and collided with the Eby car, head on, damagring it consider- ably. The Ebys were lucky to come out of the fray with a shaking up. .Mr. Eby had the traffic officer from Shelburne come up and look over the accident. The other car was owned by Mr. Robt. Saunders > f Durham. Messrs. Eli Robinson and son have enlarged their garage and storeroom and cemented the floors. They have also constructetl new quarters for -.ta^ui.tt aq^ .loj ijuiui am The Osprey Road Superintendent has had some men laying tile in a ditch in front of Mr. Alexander's property. Mr. Wm. Monaghan, who resides two and a half miles ea.»t of here on the eighth line, had the misfortune to have his fine bam burned to the ground on Saturday night. The cause of the fire is said to be un- known and the loss will be great for Mr. Monaghan. as his grain and feed wa.s all lost. The stock was nearly all saved, but there were some hogs and poultry destroyed. Mr. Monaghan had some insurance on the building and contents, but not enough to cover his loss. The few fine days last week allowe<j the farmers to har\-cst their turnipa which were a good crop this yean Misses Ella and Laura McKinnon, and Mr. Donald Aldcorn of Toronto spent the week end at .Mr. Wm. Aid- corn's. Miss Myra McLean of Toronto, spent the week end here. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McLeod anci Keith of Swinton Park visited on Saturday at the home of A. L. Hincks. Miss Eleanor Mather, who is at- tending Normal School in Toronto spent the week end at her home. Mis.s Beth, Jean and Clifford Hinck.s of Feversham, Toronto and Clifford, respectively, spent the week end at their home here. Mrs. Emerson Shantz of Toronto apent a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. McLean. Mrs. A. L. Hincks was in Orange- ville on Wednesday visiting her sis- ter, Mrs. G. A. Black, who is in the hospital. Mrs. H. B. McLean had the misfor- tune to slip while in the "--d and broke her leg at the ankle i..: I'hurs- day last She has the warm sym- pathy of the whole community who hope for a speedy recovery. Hei daugrhter, Dork (Mi-s. E^. Shantz) aiTived home from Toronto on Satur- day to assist for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Ramage were visited on Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. .^Vlex. Darroch of Harriston, their dau<rli- ter. Mrs. Ramage returned with them to visit her daughter at Holstein. â- Mrs. John Sinclair of Hopeville, one time a valued choir member of Ebenezer church, was also a welcome visitor at the above home the same day. The Y.P.S. purpose presenting a play on Nov. 23rd in the school room of St. Coluraba Church, by talent from Maxwell, under the manage- ment of Rev. A. Bushell, one time a pastor here. An e>ithiKiastic meeting of the Athletic Club was held m the dining hall of the McVicar House, when new officers were appointed to manage the various activities. Following are the officers: President. .Wilfred Frook; Vice-Pres.. Walter Aldcorn; Sec, Mrs. Boyce; Alternate, Margar- et McArthur; Treas., Rev. N. Mc- Donald; Alternate, Roberta Harrison. A commitee of seven was appointed as managers. A meeting is planned later of the various clubs that feel inclined to compete for the fine sil- ver cup which has been donated as a challenge trophy. It can be seen in the window of F. W. Duncan's hard- ware store, Flesherton, at present. Mr. Finlay Shackleton of Arthur, former principal of the school here, visited friends on Saturday and is in fine condition and spirits. Mr. Jack McMeekin, Toronto, spent the week end at his home here. Mrs. Murray McMillan went to To- on Saturday to spend a few Mr. ronto days. Miss Jean McLean of Toronto spent the week end at her home here. McMeekin and son returned with him. Toronto "Al Home" Keep in mind the ".At Home" of the Flesherton Old Boys' and Girls' .As- .-•oeiation to be held in the King Ed- ward Hotel, Toronto on Thursday, .November 29th. It is hoped that a large delegation will attend from Flesherton, and assist the committee in their work, besides havingr a good time. Miss Dorothy W'olstoncroft the past week in Dundalk. spent A couple in Oklahoma announce the birth of their twenty-third child. Probably when the stork came the first time they asked the old bird to have a glass of milk and a of cake. piece Game Overseer A. L. Rolston of Owen Sound has found deer shot in both Grey and Bruce Counties, but has not yet been able to find those responsible for the shootings. Eastern Star DANCE will be held in the Fraternal Hall, Flesherton - ON - Friday, Nov. 23 Round and Square Dancing DANCING FROM 8.30 TO 1.30 The Advance to new subscribers to Jan. 1st, 1936, for $1.50 »'n * « « « « e •**»**.K-^•^.s♦♦*.>♦*..^.:-^•^•!-s.K-M-^.>*.x^.i-^***4-^.>♦«**♦ More Money For Your Poultry We are payinof Toronto price's for Live and Dressed Poultry in Flesherton. We will have a buyer at our store every Saturday. Bring along your poultry and share in the benefits of this market. Poultry- must be of good quality and both live and dressed poultry must be free of crop. Premium paid for genuine milk fed dressed chickens. :i :: Get our prices on Poultry Feed, Tankage, Hog Consen- trate and Meat Scrap. Osprey & Artemesia Co-operative Co., Ltd. FLESHERTON A .judge at Cobourg said that Jur- 1 ies to not know how to assess dam-j ages in civil action arising out of fatal ' action. Those who have been told I to pay over a good size sum probably Balance Your Budget With Our Specials Friday and Saturday, November 16 and 17 only Sodas 1 lb. bags 10c Ginger Snaps Fresh ill lOc lb. Orange Pekoe TEA 1 lb. 43c Lovely Mince Meat 2 lbs. 23c Cheese week r>UY AX EXTRA POUXD THIS WEEK Choice Dairy Cheese 15c lb. SPREADING CHEESE Vz lb. pkg. 10c We make our purchases for cash to save you money . You will readil y understan d th at it is n ecessary in the future to sell for cash only. OAT MEAL 7 lbs. 25c Granulated SUGAR 10 lbs. 53c Beehive CORN SYRUP 2 lb. tin 17c Pearl Soap 6 bars 19c Prairie Rose FLOUR Bag $2.40 KENNEDY BROS. FLESHERTON .:• Phone 37 M.\RKDALE Phone 17