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^Wednesday, December 24, 1947 THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE Small Ads FOR SALE â€" Number of fair sized cliunks oif pigs. â€" G€o. Annstrong, Flesherton. 29c2 POJl SALE â€" Boy'g s](Ht«8, size 5H Uke new. Apply at The Advanc« office. 30i>2 FOR SALE â€" Skates and boots, sise 8, nearly new. â€" Ken McKechnie Priceville, pKone 92W2. 29c2 JTAl^TED â€" Aniaaii notable foi mink and fox iMd.â€" 3ert Mdatoati Euc*»ia, ph/oo* Ft««nk*<-i ttS6 FOR SALE â€" 3 2-year-old cattle, 2 heifers and 1 steer. â€" Rupert Mc- Lennan, phone 71J1 Dundalk. FOR SALE â€" Boy's overcoat, size 27, almost new; boy's skates and boois, size 4.â€" Phone 56J. 87c2 FOR SALE! â€" Anyone wishing a good Scotch collie, 1 year old, good watcb dog, apply to Mrs. Gilbert, Priceville, phone 99J3 30c2 FOR SALE â€" Durham cow, 8 years old, due to freshen in January. â€" Jas. McKenzie, Fevershani, phone Feversham 10rl4. 30p2 LOST â€" 2 male hounds, black and white speckled, the other tan head, black body, white breast and white tail. Finder notify Luther Love, phone Dundalk 71J2. 29p3 STRAYED â€" Yellow and white collie with (black markings on tail, from Lot 186, Con. 1, on or about Nov. 30. Please notify Rupert McLen- nan, R.R. 3 Fesherton, or phone from Local and Personal Mr. Eldon Fisher of Toronto was a recent visitor wilh his mother. .Mrs. Thos. Banks and little son of Barrie are spendi:^ this week with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Banks. Mrs. W. E. Bettg attended the fun- eral of the late Allan Houden in To- ronto on Thursday last. Be sure and attend the hockey game between Markdale and Flesh- erton in the Flesherton Ice Palace on .Vew Year's Day at 3 pM\. The Salvation Army band of Owen Sound played Christanas carols on the streets in town Saturday evening and they were greatly appreciated by all. IMtr. C. J. Bellamvy underwet an operation in Maskdale hospital on Thursday last and has returned to his home, we hope much improved. Mr. Everett* Parker is home for Chrisrtmas, after completing his fall term at the O.AjC. He intends to enter Westminster Hospital in Lon- don for an operation this week. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lawler and sons, Wes and Floyd, Mr. and iM»i-s. Art. LawJer and' boys, David and PbaiI, of Durham spent Sunday with the former's mother, Mrs. Geo. Lawler. Eh-, and Mrs. 0. E. Biewton of To- ronto were the guests of Mrs- Geo. Hutchinson, Tena and Milton, over the week end. Dr. Brewton played the saxaphone and Mrs. Brewton ren- dered a lovely contralto solo at the Cedarside Baptist Ohucrh morning service on Sunday. The following teachers are home for the holidays: Margaret Turney from Port Collborne, Anne Akins from Rouge Hill, Agnes MacMillan from Thistletown, Laura Boyd and Dell Thurston from Toronto, Alice Heard Wingham, Lois Sparks of Dundalk 71J1. 29p2 STRAYED â€" About Nov. 24, collie 'dog, black and yellow, any person knowing his whereabouts please notify Ernie Davidson, phone 6i^ Feversham- 28c2 FOR SALE â€" Girl's winter coat, dark green with fur collar, in good condition, size 20, ^.00; pair boy's overshoes 2-buckle, almost neiw, zipper close, |2.00, size 5. â€" Mrs. Luther Mills, Feversham. 28c2 FOR SALE â€" 2 Men's fur coats, sizes 40 and 42, coon and muskrat; boy's tweed overcoat, age 10; pair boy's overshoes, size 4; boots and skates size 3. These are in good condi- tion and can be seen at the Best Grill, Flesherton. 2ec2 Grand Valley and' Evelyn MacTavish of Toronto. The Late Mrs. Jm. Knox Mrs. J. S. MacDennid Passes (By Ceylon Reporter) For tjie second time in tjhe past week the residents of tjhis small vill- age and surrounding connmunity, were saddened when they learned tfrat an- other of th^ir memibers had passed away in the person of Mrs. J. S. Mac- Deitnid in Markdale Hospital last Wednesday morning, Dec. 17, in her 59th year. Death was due to a par- alytic stroke suffered about four weeks ago. Deceased was formerly Mary Stew- art, daughter of the late Jolin and Mary Stewart, and had been a faith- ful member of the Presbyterian Ohurch, Prifceville. w'here she had taken an active interest in the ohuroh work, being an honorary member of the Women's Association, and was also interested in the Farm Women's Federation Club. The late Mrs. Mac- Dermid had been a life-long resident of this district and was a neJgWbor and friend, who made life worth-while living and her many acts of kindness will be missed by a host of friends. About ten years ago s!he was mar- ried to Mr. MacDermid, who survives, along with three children by a formor marriage, namely: Evelyn (Mrs. Don Porter) of Toronto, and two sons, Wallace, of Toronto, and Melville at Deceased leaves 21 i ^f"^^- The late Mrs. MlacDermid was the last member of a family of four brothers and' three sisters. The funeral was held on Saturday afternoon, with a short service at her home and the public service at 3:00 p.m. in St. Andrew's Presbyterian FARMS WANTED We have some people inquiring for farms for spring possession, if you are wanting to sell write giving full particulars. WATSON & WATSON Ihindalk. Ontario HARRIS & DUNLOP BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS. Etc Phone 38 MARKDALE Mr- Dunlop will be in C. J. Bellamy's office every Sat- urday from 6 to 8:30 p.m. DR. T. D. PARK naysiciAN & surgeon Gisduate of Toronto Uniyertlty Office: Kenned^ Block Phone 77 Flesherton Mrs. Archie Campbell Passes Mr.s. Arohiii Campbell, formerly Elizabeth Hayes, passed away sud- denly on Monday Dec. 15th, at 12:30 noon at her late i-esidence on the 4th Line, Osprcy Tovni.shio, in he)- 78th ye-x' Th. late Mrs. Campil)..! was born ii ix iJhnid Township anj a: the agri of il years moved to Oi<prcy witP her parents. In 1904 she was married to Archie Campbell, and resided on the 4th Line until her death. She is survivod by her huslwnd, one son, Glad'wyn, of Islington and three dauphters, El.sie (Mrs. Cecil Fergu- son). Sudbury; Marion (Mrs. Rich- ard Hallam), Feversham, and Myrtle at home. The funeral was held on Wednes- day, Dec. 171h, with a short service at her late residence, conducted by Rev. J. R. Gieig of CoUingwood, and proceeded to Bums Presbyterian Chuivh, Feveisham, where the public .service was held. The ohoir sang an anthem "No Night in Heaven." In- tennent was made in the cemetery at the ohurch. The pallbearers were: Messrs. Geo. Priestley, Clarence Winters, Jack Hislop, Dan Mclntyre, Donald Mc- Innes and' D. A. Mclntyre. The rtower bearers were: Darlenc Camp- bell. Blanche Priestley, M'clvin Moore, Geo. Mclntyre, F'rauk Hollingshead, Herman Clarke and Archie Priddle. .A'moi;g the beautiful floral tributes of love and sympathy were the fol- lowing: FV'VprRham Ijidies' .\id and a wTeath from the neiglibors. (By Ceylon Reporter) There passed away Tuesday morn- ing, Dec. lOith, at her home in Ceylon, Mrs. James Knox, the former Jane Richardson of Proton Township, in her 82nd year, daug-hter of the late John and Margaret Richardson and beloved wife of the late James Knox, to whom she was married 61 years ago. Her late husband predeceased her by 31 years. Their married life was spent in Proton Township and about 26 years ago the late Mrs. Knox moved to Ceylon. She was a member of the Prealbyterian Church at Swinton Park, later attending the United Ohurch in Ceylon while health pei*mitted. Deceased took &n active part in the Ladies' Aid and in the recent war years assisted in the Red Cross and will be greatly ' missed by her many friends and neigWbors, by wihom she was held in the highest esteem. iLeft to mourn the loss of a loving mother are three daughters, Mabel ('Mlrs. Will McCormiack), Swinton Park; "Vina (Mrs. Roibt. Howat), of Alberta; Marion (Mrs. J. A. (Jill- eepie), Hopeville; and three sons, Robert, in Florida; Will, in Bowman- ville, and Alex., in Toronto. One daughter, Margaret (Mrs. Bert Haw), predeceased' her. grandchildren and seven great grand- children. Also surviving are one brother, .'^lex. Richardson, of Marik- dale and one sister, Vina (Mrs. Cran- ston") of DuTigannon. Qwin.g to weather conditions the funeral was held at 2:-30 p.m. Thurs- day, Dec. 18th, at the McMillan Fun- eral Home, Dundalk, where friends and the United Church minister of Ceylon gave a comforting message to the bereaved family. The beautiful floral tributes were silent messages of love and sympathy and were car- ried by Messrs. Jack Haw, Eric Haw, Emerson Wiltshire, Joe Watson. Interment was made in the Mortu- ary Chapel. Dundalk Cemetery. The pallbearers were: Messrs. Wal- lace McCormack, Jas. McCormack, .Arthur Richardson, Ray Richardson, Gordon Haw, John Wiltshire. Those attending the funeral fi'om a distance were: Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Knox, Garnet and John, of Toronto; Mr. and Msr. Will Knox, Bowman- ville; Miss ^ean McCormack, Toron- to; Mrs. Carl Bradley, Etobicoke; Miss Viotta Richardson, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Richardson, Markdale. The sympathy of this community is extended to the bereaved. Church, PrieenrilU. Mr. Matthews, student minlataer, gave a coooforting message to the bereaved hoahand and family. Ifce hjrmnB were: "Lead, Kindly LigW." and "Abide With Me." The mmifcer of neighbors and friends who assembled at the home and the ohuixsh were evidence oif the high esteem in which deceased was heUI in the community. Interment WM «*de in the McNeil Cemetery, Priceville. The beautiful floral trilwites were carried by Messrs Will Gibson, Bob Rutledge, Will Shaw, Ken Muir, Geo. Jaynes, Fred Batchelor, Clarence Baitley. Grant Whittakar, Angus Whittaker, Stewart Muir and Andrew Hincks. TTie pallbearers were: Messrs. John MoWilliam, Mel. Hogarth, W. Hincks. J. Niohol, H. Tucker and J. Stauble. Attending the funeral from a dis- tance were: Mr. and Mrs. Wallace MaoDermid and tiwo children, Mrs. Don Porter and son, Bryan of To- ronto; Mr. Roy Ferguson and Miss Annie Mae Ferguson, Erin; Miss Florence Bracken, Mk«. W.J. Bracken, Caledon Bast; Mr. and Mrs. W«n. Croolrf..rJ, DunAilk: Mri. R. H- Brett vnd Mr. UBdiay IfscGoire,^ Toronto: Mr. Harold Baxtjr, Mr. John Baxter, Oaledon; Mr. Peter A. Ferg- uson, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Camp- bell Watson, Holstein; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Watson, Vamey; Mr. Will Wat- son and Mr. Tlios. Watson, Durham. Card of Thanks The family of the late Mrs. James Knox wish to express to their many friends, neighbors and relatives, their heart-felt thanks and appreciation for acts of kindness and messages of sympathy in their recent bereavemeBt. j^ il SEWING MACHINE SEEYICB • All nalcefl. Work Guttrantoed. Machines Elcetrilsd Needles and Belts OaU DUNCAN'S HARDWARB Phon« B4 Fl«ahetn« A^ CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S SPECIAL LOW RAIL FARES Between all points in Canada and to all United States border points FARE AND ONE-HALF for the round trip Go: any time from Saturday. Dec. 20 to Thursday, Jan. 1, inclusive. Return: leave destination not later than midnight, Wednesday, Jan. 7 MINIMUM SPECIAL FARE Adults Or Children 30c Full particulars from any agent (StKA^^UtK GW^ F. T. HILL & CO., Limited Best Wishes Not just a wish for Christmas But a wish for each day of the year And never were greetings more hearty Or -wishes more true and sincere. F. T. Hill & Co., Ltd Phone 7 Markdale C. J. BELLAMY VILACE CLERK A CoMMlHioBer for Ukfatg AffldsTits Tasver of Msrriags Licenses CONVBTANCING DBEDr MORTGAGES. WII- a. Etc. 'NTIm: ToroMta Street, FtsskMlM WM. .KMTTING- LICENSED Al'CTIONE^H for the County ot Grey Farm and Stock sales our st' altjr. Terms: resionable. Sstisfaetion is guarsnte^o. Dates (arranged st 1%« Advsnce office or phon* 4w. If young boys turned out as the neighbor expect, parents would have somerthing to worry about. _ _ _ ig mrik jBiiiami Nominrtlon and Election TOWNSHIP OF OSPREY Notice is hereby given that a meet- in)? of the electors of the Township of Osprey will be held in .Maxwell Orange Hall MOND.'W. DECEMBER 29TH, 1947 at the hour of 1 to 2 o'clock p.m. for the nomination of candidates for the offices of Reeve, Deputy-Reeve and four Councillors. If more than thf required number of candidates, are nominating and do not withdraw; nCcording to Statute, polls will bo opened tihrougbout Ihe TV>wni»hip on Monday, January '5th,. 1948, at It o'clo<"k gjm. and remain open until 5 o'clock p.m. for the election of said officers. â€"C. N. LONG, Clerk, Township of Osprey Dated tb'.: IGlh day of f)dc., 1047. TRAIN SERVICE CHANGES Toronto - Owen Sound EflFective Sunday, jDec. 28 Commencing Sunday, Dec. 28, morning trsin from Toronto will op- erate DAILY ss f<rilows: 7.55 A.M. Lv. Toronto Union. Parkdale Weftt Toronto Flesherton Owen Sound stops will be made at the usual intermediate points. NOTE: After Dec. 21 evening train, leaving Toronto at 6:00 p.m. will be CANCELLED on SUNDAYS, and will o9>erate weekrdays only thereafter. CANADIAN PACIFIC 8.03 A.M. Lv. 8.13 A.M. Lv. U.3S A.M. 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