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ft ♦ N i> ^^ f • l« THE FLESHERTON ADVANCI-: ,4 « « '^r « ' s * -« M ♦ .. 9' * '^ m *' * m * * w * ^ â-  * IS) « STEPHEN'S CORNERS on Wedn^day from Queenaville Our sincere ayrapathy goes out to the wife and family &£ the Inte John Robertson, who passed awey Friday, after a lengthy illness. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Wright vis- ited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Een Wright, Berksley. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Porteous visited On Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Saiget^ at Hanovt*-. M*i-. Roy Fenwick and Miss Hazel Fenwick visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. I. Mui-phy at Orangeville. Hazel remainod and accomipanie* Miss Jean Murphy to Toronto, where she will attetid suimner school. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Allison of To- ronto spent the week end with Mr. T«l3. Allison and family. "Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Wright at- tended the funer«I of the former's aumt, Mrs. M. J. Wright, held at Owen Sound on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Porteous visited on. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Bert Magee, Eugenia. We extend a welcome to our new minister and his wife, Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Millen, wh» moved to Maxwell (Intended for Last Week> Mrs. Geo. Priestley, Mrs. Percy White, .Mirs. Clarence Wintecs and Mr.s. Joe Porte»us atrtended i3(M)rem« Grand Lodge of British .\merica on Tuesday of last week. Mr. Haiold Bi'awm-idge ha.s re- turned to work at Thestalon. Mr. Redge Londry spent a few days with friends at Toronto. A numJier from here attendad the presentation at Maxwell Monday evening in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Hohnes, who are leaving Tuesday for Kemble. They will be ^e«tly mwsed in our community, but our best wishes go with them »o their new home. Ml', and Mrs. Joe Little, Dorma and Darlene, of Dundalk 3pe*it the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Porteous. We are glad to see Mr. Fi-ank Hammill able to be out around, fol- lowing his recent back injury which he received while unloading construc- tion machinery at Wasaga Beach. Use The Advance Small Adfts. in biaying or selling. VICTORIA CORNERS Wednesdar, July 7, 194« ..- - â- -. â-  â-  ^â- ^ â- â- 1 Shingling NOW is the time lo look after your roofs and to apply asbestos siding. CatI :: Kay Roofing & Shingling Corp., Ltd. y> Local Agent: G. B. Welton, Flesherton ^ * t ♦ ! Clean Up- Paint Up We have to help you SCREEN & COMBINATION DOORS SCREENS HOUSE & BARN SPRAY D.D.T. 2, 4-D LAWN MOWERS GARDEN TOOLS C-V and^ SHERWIN-WILLIAMS QUALITY PAINTS aixl ENAMELS for inside and outside use Paint Brushes Roller-Koters Johns-Manville Roofing, Shingles and Insulation Cedar-Grain Asbestos Siding Insul-bric RoU-bric Lime Hardwall Plaster LOOKING FOR GIFT SUGGESTIONS? See our display of CHINA, DINNER SETS, PYREXWARE, EASY WASHERS and VACUUM CLEANERS KITCHEN ENAMELWARE Duncan's Hardware Coal - Cement - Electrical Appliances Phone 54 FLESHERTON, Onl. BUCKINGHAM Mr. and Mrs. Jack Linton, Gait, were recent week-end guests of Mrs. Jas. Linton and Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Stewart. On their retui-n they were accompanied by Mrs. Linton, who will visit with her aon at Gait and her duug'hter, Mrs. Alb. Reid, Bi-ampton. Mrs. Wni. Ludlow visited during the week end with M'r. and Mrs. Bart Ludlow, near Dunda*. Tues<lay afternoon the teacher. Miss Marjorie Stevens, and pupils of S. S. No. 4, Artemeaia, entertained the parents a»iid pre-school children of the Section, aS well as the Maple Grove teacher, Mrs. Hill, and pupils. There were contests for tlie ladies, races for the little children, a ball game for the older pupils, social cha' for the older ones and, in short, a g»od time for all. Maple Grove proved victorious in the ball game. With She pupils g'rouped around. Miss Stevens, who has accepted a posi- tion on the teaching staff of Durham Public School, was given a chair of honor, while Wilma Stevens read an address and Irene Duncan made the presentation of a parting gift of- two cornflower-patterne 1 cut glass candle- sticks and three lace doilies. Miss Stevens made a very fitting reply, after which a bounteous lunch was served to all. Miss Mariom WQscm, whose, home is in Owen Sound but whose teaching duties have been in Toronto schools, has been eng'aged by the Board as teacher for S. S. No. 4 for the com- ing' sciiool year. One of our young people, Gerald Patterson, was suddenly stricken witk appendicitis last week and wus operated upon in Markdale Hospital. Sunday aftenoon. FoUow^ing Sunday School, the monubers of his class mo- toreii to the hospital "to visit him. The first few cJays were serious fo! Gerald, but we are all very glad that his condition is showing satisfactory progress now. Friday callers with Mr. and Mrs. George Moore and Garry were: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hale and little daugh- ter, Linda, of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ward of Toronto were callers on Sunday. The marriage of Miss Marjorie Jackson, eldest daughter of Mr. and M'rs. Art Jackson, and Mr. Howard Gillies, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Qillie-s, Toronto, was performed in Dundalk United Church on Saturday afternoon. July 3rd, followed by the reception at tiiv.- home of the bride's parents. Our heartiest congratula- tioiis and best wishes are extended to the bride and groom. Week-end guests of JTr. and Mrs. Art Jackson included: Mr. "and Mrs. Jo«. McCutcheon, Jean and &telle Miss -Joan Madill, Miss Haael Jack- son and Mr. Hiarold Jackson, all of Toronto, Mr. and Mre. Glen Jackson of Brantford. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Batchelor, Car- olyn, Jimmie and Ronnie, of Proton Station visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Batchelor. Mr. Ohas. Barrett, Tortito, was a caller this Monday morning with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Acheson. Miss Gladys Love is a delegate frwn Inistioge Y.P.U. to Presque-isle summer caanp, having left Friday. Congratulations to Wilma Stevens and Bobby Nicfaolls, who obtained their High School Entrance on the written exams at FlesHerton Mon- day and Tuesday of last week. FOR Fire Extinguishers aiuf Extinguisher Service Miss Pansy Tlxorasoa, Reg.N„ of Toronto visited last week end with her parents, Mr. and Mi^ Jas. Thomson. Mr-, and Mre. Wilfred Hawton (Jean Co.x) who were married June 26th, rewrned Sunday from tlieir honeymoon spent at Niagara Fills and other points. Mr. Russeli Cameron is spending sonie time with his uncle, .Mr. Dick Cajiieron, in SouWianrpton, since the sudden passing yf Mrs. Cameron tn June 25th. Sincere sympathy of friends here is expressed to Mr. Cameron in his bereavement. Mr. and MVs. Tom DawsiMi of the townline were Sunday visitors \»ith Mr. and Mrs. A. Hutchinson. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Fisher a«d dau'ghter, Evelyn, of Maxwell spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alex. .Mullin. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jaclcson, Owen Sound, spent the week end witi» the latter's sister, Mrs. Harry Udell, who accompanied them home and visited their father, ILr. Oniiaday, who is in hospital there. Mr. Wesley Houjgh of Noktsiwa spent Sunday with his son. Llayd, and family. Mr. Gordon Cameron of Toronto and Miss Hazel Cameron. Reg.N., of Orangeville spent the last week end at their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Mullen, Ger- aldine and John, spent a recent week end with Mrs. Margaret Mullen and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hall, Owen Sound. Top Marlcet For Poultry THROUGH THE CO-OP'S POULTRY PLANT HIshest Prices for Live, Dressed[Pouitry We will receive Live Poultry Each Week fiom Monday to Friday Dundalk Farmers Co-operative Creamery Phone 66, reverse charge DUNDALK, Ont. ROCK MILLS SEE REa BODEN The mill has been closed for a week owing to an accident which occiwred when the saw came into contact with a horseshoe embedded in a log. The saw was severely damaged and the mandrel also had to be repaired. Mr. M. Dobson ami family attend- ed the Moore-Dobson reunion at Sun- set Point, Collingwood. on Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lyons of To- ronto are holidaying with relataives in the vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. . '.elville McMaster of Toronto visited i-ecently with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Betts and family. Many from here attended the fim- eral Monday afternoon of the late John Robertson, which t;ook place to Ma.x.\vell Cemetery. Our sympathy is extended to his widow, formerly Mercie Betts, and family in their! bereiavement. All their family ofi five g.rls and two sons were present for the funeral. Mrs. Robt. McMlullen is spending a feiw weeks with her daughter, Mrs. -A.. Fawctit, 'v"aiiu«icUi'. Mr. and Jfrs. Bill Goldhawk of Rioohester, N'.Y.. are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. CTia^. Newell. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Betts, Helen and Harold, attended the lovely June wedding of Wesley McCracken and Miss Olive Cole, which took place in Dundalk United CJiurch. Mr. and Mi-s. Harold Clark of To- ronto were recent visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Clai-k. ContgraCulations to Shirley Part- ridge and Leslie Porteous. who were successful in passing their Entrance exams, and also to their teacher, Miss Janette Hass, who is returning for another year. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. HaiTy Patton over the holiday were: Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Phillips of Hamil- ton; Mr. and Mrs. -John Scott, John and Anne, Mr. and Mre. Leo Patton, Beth and Richard, and Mt. Dick Hesson, all of London; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sansabaugh. Evelyn, Lois and Joy. of Owen Sound. Supplies in Stock BR\TTY HAY OARS HAY FORKS LONG SLJNGS â- Â«, SHORT SLLNGS Pt MPS and PUMP ROD PIPE , CYLINDERS ELECTRIC PL'MP JACK DEEP WELL SYSTEM RENFREW ELECTRIC and HAND CREAM SEP-AJLVTORS A aumher of small size reconditioned Cream Separators Wasting Machines and Stoves Machines RUBBER and STEEL-TIRE WAGONS GOOD SECOND-HAND WAGON 2 FROST & WOOD MOWERS Builders' Supplies Insulbric and Rol-Brick Siding 3-in-l 210-lb. SUngles Winlo«k and .\rrowlock Shingles lasulartion Building Paper EDGAR BETTS 5(XJFFLEBS HAT R-\KES WHEEL SETS Phone 46J FLESHERTON, Ontario KIMBERLEY rORONTO LINE NORTH To- her few The Orangemen and lady Lodges â-  paraded to the church on Sunday | morning, where Rev. West conducted j the service and gave a very interest- ing a"d helpful sermon. Mrs. D- Doris and little son of To- ronto visited itjsi week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Soul. Miss Leona Kirkixatarick of lonto spent the week end at parental home. Mr. and Mrs. Brown spent a days with Mr. and Mrs. Farquharson and attended church service Sunday. Mrs. D. L. Weber left last week to visit with her brother. Henry Mc- Lean and other relatives in tha U.SA.. Mr. and Mrs. Hunter and Mr. Rus- sell Chard of Skncoe spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. R. Chrd. Mr. and Mrs. Paiul Stotesbury made a short call on fiends here on Sunday afteii'.con. Little Bonnie Ward went to the Collingwood Hospital Monday for a tonfiil opei-ation. We her success and to be home and well soon. ;v,en Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Beecroft, Sound, spent the holiday with and Mrs. E. Wickens. Mr. and Ms. R. Allison of Toronto visited witk Mr and Mrs. J Stewart. Miiss Ruth Mylae of Oived- Sound was a holiday guest of her cousiuj Mrs. M. McFadden. Mr. and Mrs. F. Peacock, Toronto, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Brown and Mrs. W. J. Lever. Congratulations to Mr. and flrs, W. Rice (Dorothy Brown) who were married ou Saturday last. B-A Station Flesherton SESD IN YOUK KENKWAl^ i j H Wf i I " â- â- â-  n i m ;i ^«»n » jt i .i ii i W Hi. THE BEUL TEUEMolMCciMPANY OF CANADA S A 5a-^<:^«™«../H« ..">-S »$ Setter Service PARTY LINES enable us to serve thousands of families who would otherwise be without service. Considerate sharing of party lines is important in ensuring a high level of service for oil. (Intended for Last Week) Mrs. Geo. Proctor is visiting with I friends at Eugenia. I School closed on Friday. Tlie pu- ! pils took occasion to present Mr. and ' Mrs. JoUey with an ed<ii-e«s and an ! electric lamp, which they gratefully acknowledged. They are leaving the school, Mr. Jolley going as a teacher to Owen Sound and Mrs. JoUey to Chatsworth. We will inijs them, as they have been helpful citizens in the coimmunrty. Miss Frances Buchanan of Vande- leur has been engaiged, to teach the senior room in the school here. Mr. and Mrs. Ai^ Wariman of To- ronto visited the week end here. Kiniiberley and Rocklyn baseball teams played a game at Kinnberley the score being ^-1 tor fhe locals. The gaiue was in the afternoon. In the evening Kiratoerley and Markdale played here and again won 8-4. Congratulations to the boys for lik- ing two games in one day. Mr. and Mi-s. Woods left for their neiw home at Oi-angeville. .A. beautiful flower service was conducted by Rev. West in the Unit- ed Chuix'h Sunday morning, when the flowers weie numerous and love- ly. Mr. LawreiK-e sang "The Beau- tiful Gai-deii of Prayer," while a full choir readered "Tlie Rose of Sharon, In the Baptist church, the service was taken by dve veterans and a lady org«nist. Th« siniging and me^sag^ were very flne and greatly apprec- iated. 12TH LINE, OSPREY (Intended for Last Week) Mr. and Mi-s. Bert Wright oT Ban- croft were week end visitors with the former's mother, Mrs. -Hu^ Wright. 10th line. Mr. and M)rs. Josh Dobson were holidaying" over the week end at Owen Sound and Pahnerston. Sunday chvtrch service at Provid- ence was well attended and enjoyed by all. The service was conducted by five war veterans from Toronto. Special music consisted of solos and a ciuartette by the grocp. Mr. and Mrs. Jas- M«Kenzie «nd [one were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Torrence Moore at Stayner. Crops look gpood in that district. Mr. and Mrs. NeU McKenzie and children of Collingwood were visitors On the line over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Clitford Taylor and children of Portlaw were visitors with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Thomson. Mr. aznd Mrs. Elwood Blakey of Portlaw were visitors wilh Mr. and Mrs. Shennan Ottewell and Mervyn. We wish Mr. and "SFrs. Wilfred Hawton (nee Jean Cox) a Bon voyage through life. They were married last Saturday. The pessinidit is the felllow who sees the cloud to the silver lining. M Inexperienced iave-stovs who dally around t\t out* u«aaiy wind mp out in the street. c:oAL YOUR FAVORITE FUEL PROMPTLY DELIVERED Sum Wright & Son Phofle 170 MARKDALE