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May 25 1 922 THE FLESHEKTON ADVANCE . . > Deposit Your Coupons I you cut the coupons from your Victory Bonds or other securities, the logical place to put them is into your savings account. Savings Departments are maintained at all our branches and Victory Bond coupons will be received for deposit or encash- ment without charge. Let the interest from your investment earn more intereit in the "Standard . THI FLESHERTON BRANCH, 878R C. T. BATTY, Manager. Branches also at Willtanuford and Holland Centre. fTM li AN AD I AN CIFIO C. P. R. Time Table. ! .v Fleaherton Station as trains allows : Going South 7.55 a. m. 4.3Q p.m. The mails are Come to Flpsherton the 3rd of June. Mr. John Bellamy is visiting with his son Fred, at Collingwood Cut prices on screen dcors and coal oil stoves Devcr Bros, Proton. Mr. and Mrs. 6. B. Walton and family spent the 24"th in Mount Forest. Mr. H nl Mrs. Chas. Moore are spend* ing a week in Toronto. Roy Neilson of Toronto visited friends Going North 11.52 a.m. ,9.30p. m. oseg at Flesherton ae follows : For the north at 10.40 a.o> and ' i^ uove ^ e > * p.m. ; and the afternoon marl south at ; S. 40 o'clock. For morning train south] Mr. Eraser, of the high school start', mail close at 9 p. m. the previous evg. j B p ent the week end in Toronto. A big bunch of shoes at half price this week at Dever Bros, Proton. Mrs. Ed Li<.--t visited last week with her sister, Mrs. Bert Magee. Kiaiberley in celebrating on June 3. VICINITY CHIPS See bills fur particulars. Get your garden in now. Come to Fltsnertou n June 3rd. A special oner on luv gufoa lots of Shop with those who a.U-ertise. It } motor oil, raw lineeed and machine oil will pay you. | this Wee k-Uever Bros, Proton. T. E. Kellar is visiting her sister, Mr*, j Mr and Mr9 Wm Moore of Meafotd Bert Magee. | v i,i te d w i tQ Mri . Th.<s. Julian over the Fishing strictly prohibited on lot 36, j holiday. Con 8, Artemesia, Alex Cameron. George Mitchell returned from Toronto University lst week. Daver Bn s, Proton, are tilling two cars of potatoes this week. Miss Marguerite Kunstadler, who has be<?u attending Toronto University, is home for ihe holidays, VV<? are gom to haudle a lot of wool ibis season. Anyone interested drop us a line or phone. Dever Bros, Proton. Mr. W. Sloan and family, who left here a year or so ago for California, have located at Lidner, B.C. Notice No fishing or trespassing on I lots 24 und 25, Con. 8. Artemesia Win. Walker, Eugenia. A number of members of the . attended an Epworth League debate at tat of civil caiei to be heard, besides the McMillan murder triah Dr. Mi-William of Dundalk will make Mr. Mervyn Osborne of Collingwood, who has been attending Toronto Uni- versity, is visiting relatives here. Messrs, D. Mu'hall aud R. Carter of Toronto were guests last week of the litter's sister, Mrs. H. Down. Charlie Jamiesou of Owen .Suund is assisting Juck Thintleihwnite at the brick laying. Rueve McTavish has been up ou the Manitoulir. Island for the past week on business. On account of the holiday falling on Wednesday this year The Advance is being published Thursday and is thereby H day Ijte in reaching the subscribers. The Supreme Court Assizes are on at Y P S Owen Sound this week. There is a large Markdale Monday fvening. I'.o-i quality linoleum. _'i yards wide, it'^c psr square yard Dever Brother*, Proton. Mr. EJ.-.t Bollarny if Plenty, Saek.. risiwsd with his wife, father and sister weekly profesi-iunal visits to the Munsbaw House, Eugenia, on Tuesday and Price- ville on Friday from 2 to 4 p. m. The Methodist Ladies' Aid will hold a here over Sunday, returning West this ! 8 ie of homemade cooking, candy, etc., WBe |j I t Will Moore's on Saturday, May 27th. i Sale to commence at 3 o'clock A. E. Baseball practice Tuesday and Friday Hickling, Sec. sharp. All players erenings p.m requested to attend as the first league these game team will be selected fr >m practises. Miss LaBrocq of Jersey, England, spoke in the Methodist church on Sunday morning as a deaconess of thu Upper Canada Tract Society in aid of the soldiers aud tailors. Mi&s LaBrncq was collecting in aid of the Society. Memorial Park will be opened on speakers will be preiwnt, including gov- j ernment representatives aud the Couuty Council. Bills iv ng complete detail! will be issued later. A church society meeting will lie held in the Methodist church on Friday evening of this week, when reports will be'received from all branches of the church, showing the work done during the pist year. Iitght refreshment will be served. The fine warm rains for three days during the past week were just what was required to give vegetation an impetus. The growth has been phenomenal aud everything points to bumper crops. Fruit trees and small fruits are densely loaded with bloom and give promise of an abundant crop. The executive meeting ef the Centre Grey League was held in the Munshaw House, Flesherton, on Friday uight last. Changes were made in the rules and regulations to conform with the require- ments of the League. The list of phyers of each team were handed in and decided upon. W. Graham who played with Vandeleur last year, has been claimed by Markdale as it is his pNce of occupation. It was held over until the next League meeting. Mr. W. H. Bunt was culled to Wood- bridge Saturday to attend the funeral of his brotherinlaw, James Burton. Mr. Burton had been a theatrical man for years und w.is known in Flesherton. Neuritis was the cause of death. Mr. Preston Beatty of Toronto is vifiting with friends in town. It will be remembered that Preston had his leg broken in a baseball game a year ago but we are . U.i tn say that he is able tn get around alright now, although he will j never be able to play auo'her gume. Posters fur the bumper celebration in Flesherton were issued on Monday. See them. There is horse racing for local horse?, a ciilithumpian procession, Lfiijrue bastball and footbnll match, Highland band, sports and a big cUy all round. Get your pennies, pinnies and pouies ready. As there was no celebration in Fles'i- erton this year pleasure seekers went to the celebrations in Miirkdale and Dun- dalk while liners went to Collingwood and Owen Sound. Others stayed at home and put in gardens. Of cmise we followers of The Rev. B. Brown, President of the must not leave out the Iznak Walton. Rev. J. Thurburn Conn of Markdale has received a call to the Presbyterian church at Chatauguay, (Quebec. The call wiil be considered at Wiarton on May 30. Mr. Couo was very popular minister at Markdale. The new field wouldibe a considerable financial ad- vancement, and hia removal would be a distinct loss to Markdale. The 11:1111 il meeting and eltctinn of officers of the Methodist Sunday Scho.'l ws held in the school room of the church on Thursday. Mr. W. H. Bunt, wbo h:is pur in many years good service as superintendent retired and Mr. Holland Toronto conference, and Rev. J. D. bus taken his place. The following Byrues, Moderator of the Synod of To- were elected: Superintendent ; Mr ronto and Kingston, will hold meetings Hillaml; assist Supf, Mr. Buni; Sec., at Eugenia in the Methodist and Presby- j Dr Murroy; treasurer, Mr. Millet; terlan churches on Saturday, May 27, at | Pianist, Miss Agnes Hendersi n, assis- 1 o'clock sharp. The object of the meet- ings is to explain fully the plan of co- operation between the churches and to take a vote of the people upon the matter. Mr. Brown will meet the members aid adherents of the Methodist church in the Methodist church, aud Mr. Byrnes will meet the Presbyterian members and adherents in the Presbyterian church. taut Miss Beatrice Thirtieth wite. The following arc the teachers: Biblo clasp, Mr. Miller; Mis Mitchell, Mrs Moore, Mis. Murray, Mrs. Armstrong, Miss Viol Lewis, Miss Tena Henderson and assittant, Miss B Thistlethwaite, for the primary, room Mrs. J Hoard, assist., teachers Mrs. Oke, Mr. H, Mr. T Bentham. Down, ami Charges Dismissed Against Macarow &___< -*- CT~. B General Manager of Merchant* Bank Held Innocent of Wilful Deception Montreal, May 22. Judge Cueson this morning dismissed the charge agaiubt D C. Macarow, general manager of the defunct Merchants Bank, that he wilfully made false and deceptive statements con- cerning the bank'a condition in the monthly return made by law to the Finance Department for October, 1921. The charge was laid by an official of the Finance Department. It is likely n appeal will be entered by the Dominion Government. D. C. Macarow was summoned to the Police Court, along with Sir iloutigu Allen, president of the bank, who was negligent of signing the Government return for October, 1921. The ease of the Crowa was that Mr. Macarow should have known and reported to the Finance Department the tact that the.bank's re- serve had been lost in the disistrouu loans which afterwards compelled it to sell out to tha Bank of Montreal. The defence, in the main, pleaded that Mr. Macarow relied on the return prepared by the accountant of the bank from state- ments of branch managers, that it was impossible in the short time at the dis- posal of t in bank officials, before sending in the return, twenty days following the period reported on, to check the hjjure.---, and that the actual amount of the lutu was a question of opinion in October, 1821. The Government's charges were made following a test return made by Geo. Edwards, i Toronto accountant. Keep The Dust Down During the past few years the citizens have been livn g in a twirl of dust, and it is about time that something uns done to keep down this menace to public health. Every car that passes raises a dust that penetrates everywhere, and the only way to stop it is by either oiling or watering the roods. The former, although costly; would be good for the whole summer, while water would have to be sprinkled every day A good second lund water wagon could be secured at a nominal price and tha relief would bo iristuitan- eous. What hii.s our council got to say about this! The citizens practically de- mand some relief and it is up to the council to do something. MEN'S SUMMER FURNISHINGS Men's Merino Underwear Men's Balbriggan Underwear Men's Nainsook Underwear Men's Mesh Underwear These come in two-piece garments and combinations short sleaves long sleeves or sleeveless knee length or ankle length styles. Sizes from 34 to 44. Prices from . 95c. to $2.50. MEN' STRAW HATS Sennitt straws in English Boat, er styles ; Toyo panama in Boater Fedora or Outing shapes : Italian straws in Fedora or Outing shapes Prices from $1.24 to $3.75 Coatless Suspenders Bow ties Slleeve Holders Hose Supporters Leather heirs Soft collars Bathing Suite Outing Shirts Men's Spring Suits Better Materials, Low Prices, Smart Styles Fancy tweeds, near worsteds, blue serges, all-wool cloths, carefully tailored, good selection, in popular colors. All sixes 3'5 uj 44. Prices from $20.00 to $30.00. Novelties in early summer millinery now showing in the millinery department R H. W. HICKLING FLESHERTON ONTARIO Knocked Off Roller BORN MAGEE On SiturcUy, Mby 13th, to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mauee, daughter. BEST In Artemisia mi Sunday. May 21sti. 11)22, to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Best, ; a son. MARRIED I WILSON-CASTLE At Markdale, on Tuesday, May 23rd, 1922, by Rev. J. Conn, James E. Wilson, son of Mr. 'Mark Wilson, Flosherton, to Miss Alice 'Cisileof Markdule, formnrly of Flesh- 1 ertou. Opera House Au accident occurred on Tuesday morning of this week to Mr. Edward Littlejohns of the Weat Back Line, four ' and n half miles from Fleshurtou, which might have proved serious, but fortun- ately the only result was u bad shaking up. He was working with an old roller; in H lield when suddenly the tonuue , broke letting the table of the roller fall forward, throwing Ed. in between the! horses, who started to run. Tho broken ' end of the tongue plowed Into the ground and rolled Ed. alouir, thereby preventing him from yettiun under the roller und being smashed to death. Finally the horses were brought to a stop by the plowing tongue and Mr. Littl^-johns was able to scramble out. It was a narrow escape and one he does not want to be repeated. There seems to be more accidents occurring to farm hands by the handling t-f rollers than by any nther implement used in agriculture. p H o T o t i p L A Y S Thin THURSDAY Commencing at 8 o'clock Samuel Goldwyn PRESENTS "The Ace of Hearts" with Lon. Chaney Educational Comedy "Nobody's Wife" Insurance Is Good, But Insurance will, in a measure, repay you for loss from fire due to lightning. But f will not prevent the fire. It takes the DODD System of Lightning Pro- tection to do that. In the past thirty years over 300,000 buildings have been rodded by the DODO System and in not a single instance is there a record of the DODD System properly installed, having fail- ed to prevent damage by lightning. The fact that you haven't yet suffered loss by lightning only means that you are fortunate, not that you are proof against it. Ask us today what it will coat you to have DODD protection! S. HEMPHILL . Ceylon, Ontario. i Honey l'or Stile, 15 clb. W. Inkster, Flesherton. Mr. and H. M. Hyland and family; of Weston spent the holidiiy with rela-. j lives in town. Mr. and Mrs. D. Fairey and daughter, \ Carefully accompanied by Mrs. J. Richardson, of' Toronto visited in town on the 24th. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mitchell, Miss A. Mitchell, Mrs. Jcs. Blackburn and Geo. Richardson motcred to Owen Sound on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. VV. A. Armstrong and Mr. and Mrs. F. H. W. Hickling spent Prices 30 and 15c. including I Amusement Tax C. E. WALDEN - MANAGER Sunday in Meaford, returning via Owen Sound in the evening. horn IIEMIIEIl Corrected Eocb Week Barley 70 to 70 Peas 1 25 to 1 25 Buckwheat 80 to 80 Potatoes 1- 30 to 1 30 Apples 4 00 to 4 00 Bntter 26 to 28 Eggs 27:oO 27 Winter Wheat 1 05 to 1 05 eJ Spring Wheat 1 00 to 1 00 j Oats . . 45 to 45 s Seeds :-: Seeds RED CLOVER NO. I MAMMOTH CLOVER NO. I ALSIKE CLOVER NO. 1 ALFALFA CLOVER NO. 1 TIMOTHY SEED NO. 1 Sugar Mangel, Sugar Beet, Turnip Seed Everything in Vegetable and Flour Seeds CHAS. RICHARDSON FLESHERTON, ONT. . .. Two of Loader's Best Only Sir Marry Lauder himself could have composed "The Waggle o' tha Kilt"! and "Bella McGraw." This record is tho very essence of Lauderian humor and that's enough to chase the glooms, even before you hear it. "liis Master's Voice"-Victor Record S5153 Tito Schipa one of the great Italian tenors of this generation] makes for his first Victor appearance a record in Spanish popular style. "Cranadinas" (Fare weU, My Granada) well displays the marveloua beauty of hia voice, v 'H1 Master's Voice" -Victor Record 66039 -*- We have all the New "His Master's Voice"- Victor Record* W. A. Armstrong Dealer Flesherton, - Ont.