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9 .Wednesday, February 27, 1946 THE FT.ffSHRRTON ADVANCE Small Ads FOR SALE â€" Pair of hip riAbert, lice 9, pre-war rubber. â€" J. Tom- linson. Trout LodK«> Eugenia- WANTED â€" AniBKls raitU>lc foi mink and fox f««d. â€" Bert MelntoM Ene«ni», ^oim Pe*«nfar-i 6r25 FOR SALE â€" Young goo»«, large breed- â€" LouiS Kerton. Maxwell, phone Feversham 4t41- 99p£ FOR SALE â€" 2 young cows, due to freahen &At week of March â€" J. T- Parker, phone 82 rS. 39c2 FOR SALE â€" Young pigrs, six weeks old. â€" Ken Stewart, phone 3ar4, Fleeherton. 99cl FOR SALE â€" 1 Murray Brooder atove in good condition with pipes. E- Talbot. RJl- 3. Fleaherton. 39c2 FOR SALE â€" G.-E- battery radio in real good condition â€" Jos- Porteous* R-R. 1, Maxwell. 37p2 FOR SALE â€" A qauntity of Erban rubt resisting seed oats- Apply to Alex Duncan, Oylon, R-R- 1. PI FOR SALE â€" 14 young Oxford ewes. â€"J. P- Stewart, R- R. 3. Proton Station, Ont- 37p2 FOR SALE â€" A coal-brooder !stove. 1,000 chiok capacity, just used one year. â€" Jim Stewart, phone 33rll. HOUND LOST â€" On or about Feb- 12th female black, tan and white hound- Finder please notify Frank Taylor. Fle&herton, phone 10. MAN WANTED for Rawleigh Route- Real opportunity- We help you get started- Write Rawleigh's, Dept- ML-205-0-E, Montreal, Que- WANTED â€" To rent or buy, sap pan and 100 buckets and sipiles, or will give syrup in retur. Phone Fev- ersham 20r34. 89c2 Parmert â€" .Agent for Agrieo Fertil- izers. Order early. Make sure oi delivery. â€" Dick Carson, Price- Tille, Ontario, phone 2i6 82^ WANTED â€" A good reliable man to supply custome'^ with Rawleigh Products. Write Rawleigh's Dept. IMiL-a05-127-iB, Montreal, Que- FOR SALE â€" Grey Percheron horse, 7 yoart old, sound and in good con- dition â€" iRalph Haribottle, Duncan P0-, Ont. 39p2 FOR SALE â€" Cook stove almost new; piano; mirror 2%xlV4 feet; cash register; large table; small heating stove, coal or wood- Applj A- iMcVicar, Priceville. 37c2 FOR SALE â€" 2 pairs boys' skates, sizes 6 and 7. tube and blade, also 2 pairs ladies' Skates, size 6, one is C-C-M. tubes. Can be seen at The Advance office. 37c2 WANTED â€" Tidy, reliable, settled girl for house work, all conven- iences, one child, good houi's, good pay, steady employment, take full responsibility. Apply to M- C- Richaids, Markdale- FOR SALE â€" Choice, thick, low-set Shorthorn bulls, up to 12 mos- of afe: Klaymor, Roth's and Ransom blood lines, moderately prict'd. â€" Roy Piper, Ceylon, j)hone Flosh- erton 44 r 31. ;(7c2 FOR SALE â€" -1 incubators, 3 Ham- iltoiis, 120 cuK capacity each; 1 Ouckoy, 600 ugg capacity; all in good condition; also good farm dog. â€" Luthor Mills, Fcversham, phone 17rl8. 39c2 FOR SALE â€" Rlonde maple dinette suite, leather upholstoied chairs, slightly used, »60.00. Axmiiistcv rug, 6x1), in good condition, $15-00; afeo large Quebec heater and me; dium size Quebec heater. â€" Harold Bc«t, Plesherlon, phone ;!4. ORANGE VALLEY The Farm Forum met at the home of Mr. Ed Beimes with a fair iiitendance. Mr- Alf O'Neil was convener and arranged one group, as it was revue night. After discuseion and Forum letters read, it was de- cided to hold the next meeting at the home of Gordon Hill with Harold Seabrooks as convener- A social evening was spent in progressive crokinole, after which lunch waf served. Mr- and Mrs. Ivison Murray and children of Blantyre vhited with Mr- and Mrs. Gordon Hill. Miss Betty Hill had a birthday party last Saturday, when a numlber of associates took part in her honor- She received e nice birthday ring. Watch Betty for the brilliant next time. Messrs Ernie and Burton Russell spent Sunday with Mr- and Mrs. Don Russell. Miss Lois Russell was a visitor on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs- Clifford Littlejohns. Mr- James McFadden and lady friend, iifhs Russell, spent an even- ing recently at the Littlejohn home- Miss Marie Bumstead. Mt- Forest, spent the week end at her home. Miss Ruby Bumstead, who ha^ been attending Owen Sound Business College, we understand has feecured a position with the law firm of Walter E- Harris in Markdale. Suc- cess, Ruby. AUCTION SALE Credit Autcion Sale of farm stock, implements and furniture, Wednes- day, March 6th, on Highway 10, 3 miles south of Dundalk, James M. Oldfield, Prop-, <»eorge E. Duncan, Auctioneer. AN OPPORTUNITY Established Rural Watkins District a'v<ailalble- If you are aggressive, and between the ages of 26 and 66â€" have or can Secure travel outfit, this is your opportunity to get established in a profitable business of your own. For full particulars write today to: Tbe J. R. Watkins Company, Dept. O-F-1, 2177 Masspon St., Montreal. JACK W. TAYLOR LICENSED AUCTION^R for Grey Connty R. R. 1, MARKDALE When planning for your sale, my services mean satisfactory retuma for yon. Phone S8 r 2 Markdale BUSINESS CARDS DR. T. D. PARK PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Graduate of Toronto University Office: Kennedv Block Phone 77 Flesherton C. J. BELLAMY Vir.LACE CLERK A Commissioner for taking Affidavita Issuer of Marriage Licensea CONVEYANCING DEEDS MORTGAGES, WIL'^.S, Etc. Office: Toronto Street, Flesherton WALTER E. HARRIS KarriHter and Solicitor Markdale, Ont. Walter E. Harris. J. Arkle Dunlop. Flesherton: Saturday afternoon. LIGHTN4NG AND FIRE ARE DISASTROUS Consult GARNET MAGEE, Ag«nl KUGENI A UITOMOBILE, FIRF-:, BURGLARY PLATE GLASS AND GENERAL •NSURANCE Confederation Life Inauranee WM. K\ITTING LICKNSEI) A rCTlON liKi; for the County of Grey Farm and Stock sales our sr 'rtlty Terms: reasonable. Satisfaction i? iruaranto-d- Dates arranged at Th« Advance r(Tipp or phon<> 4w. NORT"ERN MOTOR SERVICE Domentic and Commercial, SplH â€" Two and Three Phase, High Spo*d and !,ow Speed Electric Drills. Worlimanship Ouarnnt«ed. I'fompt rcwIndinR Horvicc on electric mot4>r»i of nil ktnda â€" J. MIDDLETON 758 - 2nd Are. B. OWEN SOUND Phone 781 Local aod t'ersoodi Mr. and Mrs. Jack Teeter of Dur- ham visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Teeter and family- Mr. and Mrs- Harol Bates and Beverley Anne of Hamilton visited with Mrs. J. J. Brown- C«ipt- Sherman Piper of Christie Street Hospital, Toronto, visited in town over the week end. Miss Marjorie Thistlethwaite of Toronto spent the week end at her parental home. Mr- and Mrs. G- B. Welton and Mr- Alex Henderson and son spent Sunday at Mt. Forebt. Mr. and Mrs. R- J- Morrison of Walkerton visited on Saturday with Mr- and Mrs. Edgar Betts. Mr. and Mrs- Allan Smith end two children of Shelburne ^ent Saturday with her mother, Mrs- C- Doupe. Fte. Reg. Hutton, who is waiting foi hib discharge in Toronto, spent the week end with ill.', family. Mr. Wildon Lougheed of Barrie spent a couple of days last week with Mr. and Mrs- R- J- Fisher, following a visit to his mother at Brampton. Mr^. Jas. Henderson of Lumsden, Sask., and daughter, Grace, of Ed- monton, Alta and Mr- Jas- Park of Hanover were week end visitors with Mr- and Mrs- A. E. Bell. Mrs- Thos. Crowe of Toronto is nursing er mother, Mrs- Jos- Will- iam^, who returned home from thi Markdale hospital last week md is making good progrcbs toward com- plete recovery- No doubt society hafe made many mistakes, but it is still possible for people to go wrong on their own account- APPLICATIONS FOR ASSESSOR WANTED TOWNSHIP OF OSPREY A'pplications for the position of Assefesor for the Township of Osprey for the year 1946, will be received by the undersigned until Saturday, March 9th, 1646, at 12 o'clock noon- Apiplicantb to state the salary ex- pected. Covering envelope must be plainly marked (Application for Asbessor). Dated at Feversham, February 18th. 194i6. â€" C- N. LONG. Clerk V ANDkLEUR The Farm Forum met Monday evening at the home of Mr. Andrew Fawcett and considered the five questions assigned for discussion- It was felt that the present crime wave was caused largely by war time con- ditions- phildren in many casete were left without proper supervision while parents were absent- Training for good citizenship should begin in the cradle and continue to the grave- Ewcry effort Should be made to provide full time employment, with supervised recreation, and education designed to develop latent talent, with practical lessons in decent and constructive living. It was felt that a few lashea might be better for some offenders than a term in the reformatory. The Forum agreed that the press and radio should be used to edueste people to the nece^wlty of fire pre- vention and that « law should be passed' foid>idding parents to leave children in the home unattended- The Forum w«s also in favor of the closed shop and felt that an 18% increase in wages would not hurt Ihe farmer- Will Ratcliffe presided, Billie Johnston acted as secretary and Myrtle Fawcett was recreation convener. Howard Graham gave a report of the recent co-operative short course in Flesherton. The next meeting will be at the home of Mr- Alex Gilray. Mrs- W* G- Bowles has returned to her home, after spending several weeks in Markdale hobpital, where she underwent a critical operation. Miss Maxine Connell spent the week end with her sister nsar Ceylon A number from here attended the co-operative short course last week in Flesherton - Mr- and Mrs- Roy McMullen, who are moving in the near future to their new home at Portlaw, were presented with a purse of money from their friends and neigWbors, at a social evening a dance, held in their honor in the Community Hall Tuesday evening of last week- The Harbottle farm, on wihch the Mc- Mullen famUy have reaided, has Ibeen sold to Ut- Reid of Meaford. who gets poBflcksion this spring. Miss Hazel Wyville. Reg.N.. of Markdale is in attendance at the home of her brother, Gordon, where the family is all sick with the 'flu- Many otheA in the community have been laid up- Mrs. Summers Sr., now well over 90, is under the doctor's care. a D. McARTHUR GENERAL INSURANCE I have taken over the insurance business of Mr. Wm. Myers and am prepared to give the ptd>Uc first dabs service on their fire, accident and au- tomobile insurance polieiea. Consult me before you renew. I can {dace you in any of the better Icnown com- panies, at the lowest rates obtain- able. Produce More Cream Do you know that the people of Canada are the greatest butter consumers? With the return of thousands of our servicemen and a low seasonal production of cream, further rationing of butter has been found necessary by our government. We urge our cream patrons to produce more cream to help relieve this national shortage so that substi- tutes for butter will not find their way on to the market Which might endanger the future of cream producers. Therefore, we would urge in- creased cream production, and where possible in- crease of dairy herds to help produce more cream. There is good money in producing cream at pre- sent prices and steady production will assure you a future market. You are always assured of high- est market price for your cream and we will test your cream and pay you with very little waiting. EGGS The cfy^ market is very firm. Due to recent storms, we have found it almost impossible to give you quick service as we like to in grading \'our eggs, as the volume of eggs received on cer- tain days is too great for us to handle, but we are always caupfht up with our work the following dav. POULTRY Our prices are very attractive for fatted chickens or fowl. Tf you have fowl or chickens readv for market, bring them to the creamery. You will be well satisfied. Flesherton Creamery Anjrus Avis, Manf r Phone 6P FLESHERTON, Ontario aSND IN TOXnt KSNEWAL. Land 'which mm* badly boil drifted during the SO** haa beeit broncht U(p to yield an average of 16 hnbaiM to the acre at the Reclamation Statkm at Melita, Manrtiboa. "Say. what k the matter with that dog of yours? Every time I come near the water cooler he growls?" "Oh. he won't bother you." "Then what is he growling t^ut?" "He is probalbly a little sore be- cause you drink out of his cup." IT MEANS NEW LIFE for Cars and Truckr No other service pays such big returns for so little cost as a fuel-saving, oil-saving. ENGINE TUNE-UP It means new life for old engines â€" sparkling performance, efficient operation, smooth power, quiet running, and economy! Bring in your car or truck for a tune-up â€" today! D. McTavish & Sons Flesherton, Ont -A r •:-<K~x~:~>^>^:~x~KKKK~><><~><&<'>4>*>*><*<>*>^<»«<><>«^««^<^^«4^^^^'»^^> I F. T. HILL & CO., Limited :; GOOD NEWS NORGE OIL SPACE HEATERS HAVE ARRIVED Price 134.50 Smartly Styled DRESSES ECONOMICALLY PRICED Prints and Plains Cotton and Rayon Crepes Sizes 14 to 20 I I I X X *f X t i: y ? ? Y i t I r\ :: T 2.'8 New Spring Fabrics Good Quality Rayon Crepes 40 in. wide Small Geometric Patterns and Dots T â- * > > < > -« A Per yard V^ F. T. Hill & Co, Ltd. I I Phone 7 Markdale