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July 19 1922 THE FLESUEKTON ADVANCE : : ' ' To Investors |O you appreciate the advisability of having your banker 1 you in matters pertaining to Investment*. i* alway* in direct and contant touch with the market* and i( well equipped to secure sound ecuntie* o to place any bond* you may _/ T ~ ' f A the Standard you can obtain information mvetunent*. STANDA T ffb BANK FLESHERTON BRANCH, C. T. BATTY, Manager. Branches alto at W.lliam.ford and Holland Centre. CANADIAN P/\OIFIC C. P. R. Time Table. leave Flesherton Station Oolng North IUwen Sound is holding a "Buy in Owen Sound" carnival this wee*. Mis* Bryce Welton of Mount Forest is spending a week with her brother here. Mm* Aleda Mitchell is spending a few days in Owen Sound. Mrs. Herb Legarde and little daughter of Toronto are visiting relatives here. 1 rains ollows : Going Scatb 7 55 a. m. 11.52 a.m. ( 430 p!m. 9.30p. m. Ted McDonald is epending a month The mails are osea at Flesherton at ' with his uncle at StourTville. follows : For the north at 10.40 a.m.and, Migg Arlegn Beecroft O f Owen Sound mail close at 9 p. m. the previous evg. ======= VICINITY CHIPS Mrs. H. V. Gaudin of Toronto is visiting her mother, Mrs. J< hu Breen. Jck Curnrigton of Toronto is holiday- ing at hia parental home here. Miss Dell Tuurstou, teache.' at Cooks- Ville, is home for tin holiday. Mr. R. J. Phillips wife an.l i/tle son, of Toronto, spe&t the week end with relative* here. Mr. Joseph Coulter of Terracotta 8 per. t . the past week with his cousin, Mr. Wm, flanley, of the 8th line. Frank Currsu, merchant, of Mclntyre, has made an assignment fjr the benefit of hid creditors. Mr. Fred Bellamy of the Colliogwocd Miss Minerva Stafford is the guest of her snot, Mrs Ottewell. Mrs, W. Boyd and family are visiting in Toronto at present. Miss Mamie Sullivan and Margaret Mil.e of Montreal are visiting the for- mer's mother here. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Brady, Toronto, are spending a few weeks at the larter's home here. Miss I. Tupling of Toronto visited on Saturday last with her cousin, Mrs E. Bellamy. The Flesherton Citizens' Band re-org- anized at a meeting held Tuesday evening. Full particulars next week. The entrance exams have not come to hand yet, but we hope to have them in time for next weak'a issue. Mr. W Burnett of Markdale bad his lip split open and a tooth knocked out by a baseball thrown on the street Monday Post-Office Department is holidaying at , evening his parental home here. Service will be held next Sunday in the Miss Ethel Dudgeon of Port Credit Is Meihodt church Kimberley. at 7 p.m. i- A Mi a Thlma Rev. H. F. \ eales of Hamiltcn will tha guest other friend. MissLnelnWj ^ ^ Wilsoo, for a couple of weeks. I preach the preich the sermon. . u . W. A. Armstrong purchased the resi- Mrs J D Olark of Ottawa is the % i h M guest of her sister. Mrs. F. H. W -|g )Wer| Wffl Brown ani fami)y are Hicklmg, I O ocapylng it at present. Mrs. D. McTavish has been uffenrg| Kll({ema wi u ce | e brate their Dedica- from a light attack of pleurisy dunnR the j t . oQ Dayon Frjday of (hig w(jek and past week, but is improving. nope f, r a i ar g e crow d to help them. Dr. 51 c William of Dundalk will make j See large bills for particulars, weekly professional visits , to Priceville ^ MJM Manjj(j McTav , 8h) wno has (, on Tuesdays and Fridays, 2 to 4 p.m . | visftiog her 8lttert Mrs . (Dt ) Coleridge, at Windsor, for the pist few weekf, has retur ned home. During a thunder storm one night last week i con belonging to Mr, John Meads, D.R , was killed by lightning Toe animal was found dead in the barn* yard nest morning. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Moore of Meaford Flesherton Lodge 2855 Celebrates at Markdale The L.O.L. celebration in Mtu-kdala On July 12th was a wonderful success, Thirty-one lodges took part in the parade and these with several bands made the parade one of the longest ever seen in the village of Markdale. Flesherton Lxlge No 2855 turned out en imese with some thirty members and, led by the Fleebertun band, gave a real good showing, better than come of the older lodges. After the parade there were speechis in thd Markdale Armouries. Speecnes were given by many prominent Orangemen who all reiterated their devotion to the British Empire and all (t stood for. M.my speakers expressed their disap- proval of events such as are taking place In Ireland now and hoped that they ] would soon cease and peace would come j v* the troublous Isle. The Hon. I.B. J Luci'a was chairman with him on the pUtfonn were, Rev. W. E. Curran, if Corbeton; Rev. John Lennox, of Temple Hill; William Keys, County Master of! East Grey; William Ormiston, County ! Master, West Grey; Rev. J, H. Douglas of Kemble; George R ti.iwloy. Past County Master,,West Grey ; Joshua Lar> ter, Past County Master, West Grey ; K-W. E. McFadden, Markdale ; Kev ,1 S ' Veals. Kimberley, and Rev Jno Cobnrn, IV-. t Grand Ctuplain, Ontario Wast. For the people who did not wish to listen to the speeches there was spurts gilore. Football, baseball and lacrosse edoh had it devotees. The lodges which took part in the parade were: Owen Sound I ,)., Band ; 0. S. True Blues, 229 ; O. S. Coronation, 846 j Markdalu 1045 ; Fletiherton Band ; Flesherton, 2854 ; Vandeluur, 1383 ; Art- emesia, 1122 ; Eugenia. Ill- ; Ceylon, 83 ; Proton, 50i> ; Orange Valley, 224 ; Earnsclin 1 , 1102 ; Fife and Drum Baud . Pipe Band ; Swiaton Park, 1130; Hathur- ton, 887 ; Dundalk Band . Dundalk, 797 ; Gideon, 1202 ; Proton, 1745 ; (Corona, tion) ; Kimberley, 1340 ; Goring, 12'J5 : Rooklyn, '.73 ; Victoria, 224; Jackson 1247 ; Kilsyth, 640 ; Chatsworth, 1125 , Eorning'a Mills : Sarawak, 1302 ; Wol- aeley, 1231 ; Onen Sound, 1319 ; Hur of Oak, 2044 ; Griersville, 576 ; Bay View, 198 ; Temple Hill, 894. * Summer Grocery Specials -^ * x"*i 1^ "II ^ fl **> 1 1 . *"> 1 Dyson's Chow Pickles, 2 1-2 Ib. tins Lux, 2 packages Lenox Soap, 5 large bars Tomato Catsup, 25c. size, 2 bottles Krinkle Corn Flakes, 3 packages . 23cts 25cts 25cts 35cts 2 Sets JAPANESE FANCY CHINA New designs for Souvenirs and Presents Bon Bon Dishes, Cream and Sugar Sets, Butter Dishes, Cake Plates, Salad Bowls, Berry Sets, Biscuit Jars, Chocolate Sets, All reasonably priced. Special 40 piece Japanese China Tea Set, new design, beautiful col- oring on high glazed white stock. SPECIAL $9.50. Display OF TEA SETS See the display of Tea Sets in our windows, priced at .50, $13.50 and $15.00 Unusual Offering in Japanese China Cups, Saucers Six colorings in a beautifully shaped cup and saucer, full size, clear white body, highly glazed. Regular 50c. each, Special 28c F. H. W. HICKLING FLESHERTON ONTARIO A Feline Nimrod Old Home Concert The old home concert given last Thuis- day evening by the W I in aid of the memorial fund was well attended and a doe program was given by artuta wheat one lime lived ut or near Flesherton and also those who ire at'present here. Mr Ellwoocl Geuoa was unable to be present on account of illness and much disap- pointment was expressed. Mis Mar- guerite Runstadler of Fleaherton who it In ex-pupil of Mr Ueuoe in elocution, ted the audience with her sever*! numbers and ia a real iirtist. Miss Irene Wilson, also of town, iwe a tine soprano solo Miss Badzerow of Toronto, for- Mr*. Holland and Miss Maud Ellison of Toronto are guests of the former's son, Mr. R. Gt. HolUnd. Mr. R- J- BUckburn and family of Toronto are vl.iting hi* parents and other friends here. Rev. C. H. Scatl of Toronto, Supt. of Home Missions, Ontario and Quebec, ..... ....^ ....... .... *....,.,,,. took tli9 three Baptist services on Sunday motored up on Saturday last, returning .... More, John Brown and wife last week attended the funeral of Mrs. Geo. Moore, wife of the former's brother, last. Win. A remarkable case of feline prowess m the hunting field has came to our alien- ___ tion. Mr, H. Carriugton of the suburbs jmerly of Portia w, was another talented owns this remarkable feline Nimrod, and /ginger who gave several numbers. Miss the cat is provider for a family of young cits, who in time, owing to the careful Emily Acheson also assisted with a splendidly rendered reading. Other lessons now being taught them, will no numbers were, violin solo by Master o bs Sunday. Miss Irene Eales and Mrs. Thos. Julian who returned with them are spending i week with friends and relatives. at Bradford. Margaret Isabel, the five year old only Master Howard aud Miss Adelle An- daughter of Richard Anderson, 8th line, 'derson of Toronto are spending the j Nottawasaga, fell under a wagon loaded summer with their aunt, Mrs. Emerscnj with stone and had her head so bd'y Bellamy I crusne ^ tnat 8ne died a * ew hours af'er- Mrs. GUdd has purchased tha residence j wards. opposite The Advance office from M. Me- 1 Mr Wm Turoey of town !{ f or tie Donald, now occupied by Mr. 0. Mcore, | i; otonto General Hospital on Tuesday to nd will remodel it for her own use. I bave 4Q x R 8 y examination made on bis J W Eades and wife of Baltimore, j shoulder. Lately the damaged shoulder Maryland visited the latter's uncle, Mr. j he recived in the war has been troubling F G Karstedt, for a few days last week, him more than ever. It is to be hoped doubt become just aa mighty hunters their motbtr, and the breed will frjrth peryeiuatiug This cat's record is almost uabeliev* able, but it is vouched for by ail tbe members of Mr. Carriogton's family. During one week recently, from Monday until Saturday nitu. putsy , Cirl Bowler, duett by Misses Nora and Dorii Bowler and Hilda Williams and Miss Glendeoning of Toronto. Miss McPhail. M P, was in the audience aid b ing asked to speak said she had not intended to say anything but just enjoy cha concert. However, she eaid she wished phe could have come back horr.e O^pturedeigh w,.drabb,ts m the swamps not fr from her home. Ui Q{ n P g Mrs. Eades still remains for a visit, while her husband returned home. A rumor was circulated here last week the wound is not serious. Mrs Joseph Blackburn was called to Oshnwa Jast week by the death of her course she does not hunt uo Sunday. She also captured two groundhogs, and squirrels, birds, chipmonks and mice in quantity. No cat larder was aver as well supplied. A peculiar tbiug about her hunting proclivities is that this cat always brings her prey home alive, and will never pro- ceed to portion it out among her progeny until she hs attracted the attention of the family and proudly drawn their at- tention to her prowess. The rabbits and groundhogs were larger than the cat herself and must have entailed a lot of bird work on pussy's part to get them home intact and with life still in them. 'UIL. V/l c, n but she couldn't do so, as suuaay. .... constituency by the people, it was run by five or six mon down nt Ottawa. io wi\s taken in at the door. Abotl A rumor wao mujwM"** .- * to the effect that a good flow of oil had j eldest sister's husband, Mr, W. E. Dyer, had been struck in a well at Shelburne. whose funeral took place on Friday. not Investigation proved that there is even a smell of oil around the well- Mr. Dyer was a Oshawa, a very prominent citizen of active worker m the OLewj.t<io"'r ' j andah on his rasidence on Collingwood street. A supper will be served by five ladies of the village on Friday evening of this week in Memorial Park from 5 to 7 o'clock, price 25c. Those who are lving it are Mesdames Hawken, Wilson, Fisher Phillips and Henry. J.G. Russell, Mrs. Russellj and son, of Hamilton, were visiting friends in town for a few days during the past week . 'Mr. Russell was in the jewellery bus- BU I* BUItJl* VI Wi. .- .... , , , Methodist churcrk and deeply interested Mrs. Boyd Thompson painted her reap and M moral ieaue(j deuce on Beachel street last week and aUo put in a cement verandah. Wm. For the benefit of some people who S-ewart is also putting in a cement ver- I break the law in this vicinity in regard ~ " ' to the allowing of animals to run at large we would again state that animals are prohibited from running at large on the provincial highway. The following lints will be imposed : Horses 85 each, cows | $3 each, dogs and all other animals fl each and costs to be added in every case. This should be sufficient warning to all. The government has instructed all high- way officers to prosecute in every case. A str*pge story has reached us of cyclone which struck the farm of Oeoige Born STUART In Fleshoitun uu Friday, July 7th, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stuart, a son. UL'CKETT At Maxwell on Thure., July Oth, to Mr. and Mrs. Levi Dackott, a daughter Alice Violet May. WHYTK I" Artemesia on Thursday, July 13th, to Mr. *nd Mrs. J.B. The next objective of fitting up the , puk to be taken by the ladies of the Women's Institute is the procuring of a monument to be erec'.ed on the grounds facing Sydenham Ptreet some time next year it ifl hoped. This will entatl the raising c,t ;i large sum of money, but whu tho women get at it in earnest Romething good will be erected. It is expected tho monument will cost between $2000 and 33000. ing shed were lifted bodily from their foundations and scattered in all direc- tions. The ftmily. including two little children, were whirled through tho nir along w'th the debris, but none of them were killed, nltkough nil were more or lets bruised. The firm next adjoin- ing was untouched. The following day a bundled neighbors gathered ond put up B temporary frame house and kitchfn for the distressed fsroily. No other car lasts so long and costs so little. BUY A FORD Ford Touring Car $535 f.o.b. Ford, Ontario EMBLEMS All members who take a pride in wearing one of their numerous emblems. Our selection is complete and you are cordially in- vited to come in and look them over. W. A. ARMSTRONG Jeweler and Optician FLESHERTON, - ONT. New Perfection Oil Cook Stove & Oven SPEEDY Touch a match to the burner and it is ready in- stantly. STEADY Set the name where you want it. It >- there. CLEAN Does not blacken pots or pans. The long blue chimney turns every drop of nil into cooking heat. For evety cooking purpose there ia always abuunauce of steady do ten so heHt. OVENS N. P. ovens are superior to thu ordinary ovens, i)uicker and more uniform results in tmkint! and roasting are secured with them. Come in and see them, or better still, ask a user FRANK W. DUNCAN Flesherton - - 'Phone 24 r 11 Flesherton Tonsoria! Parlors We Aim to Give Entire Satisfaction LAUNDRY Basket closes Monduy night, delivery Funny uv Fall Term Opens Aug. 28th :LLIOTT -.vl DVB ING- Wear agents for Parker's Dy Works- Clothes lonned nncl dyed. feiUrmrs rojw ennU'rt T FISHER- -PROPRIETOR Yongc and Charles Streets, Toronto STUTCTLY FIRST CLASS Gruiluntes readily obtnin employment. \\ |.iy to attend the best. Cataloguu frtc W. J.- ELLIOTT, PKINCIPM.