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Wt\e sdav. March 10, 1941 THE FLESHHRTON A»VANCI^ FLESHERTON Are , SEMI-PRO CHAMPIONS High G)inmissioner VUits Ne\Zealandert in R.A.F. The Hijrh Commisaoner for Now Ztahind, Mr. Nv. J. Jordan, talking to New Zialami pilots who are completing t^lr training in England with the British Royal Air Force. . Fewer people on the Im^^^ pro- duce niore in this -war tnS^^ln the last. Machines can do the w^rk of tht hired nnan but the fanner must get a larger share ot the coat to the con- sumer of what he produces in order to buy what he recjuires. Flesherton won the McDougal tro- phy on Wednesday evening last. The score ended up 6-2. Heathcote was leading at the end of the first but Flesherton goon got hold of them- selves and set out to win. The game was not a very exciting game to watch as there were too many ofTsides and too much rough playing.Roy Best of Flesherton'fi team was the star ol th^ evening, getting 3 goals. Heathcoteâ€" Goal, Shakes; defence, B. Watters, /. Green; Centre, Loug- heed, wings, L. Woodhouse, A. Wood- house, Bell* alternate-s, H. Wood- house, D. Green, J. Gibson. Flesherton â€" Goal, Banks; defence, McLean, H. Betts; centre, C. Jottn- ston; wings, R. Best, H, Best; alter- nates, Marshall, McVicar, McMillan. Refreesâ€" G. Boyd and B. Phillips, of Flesherton. Local aod Personal .,.4!!llullllUlllllllll if We pre- scribe insur- ance by ana- lyzing what you need â€" and by sell- ing you only what yon need â€" >V MRS. CREVIER BURIED AT SINGHAMPTON ON FRIDAY H. W. K E R N AJ*A N Fle^ierton, Ont. t^^' Writing tehcltd with* Public LfalriUlf , aiMi) o^ COMPANY ite Glass, Burijarz, ~ Office, IVironto. §N^^H^X**H*<*<**>^^^i % Mrs. Ann Crevier, one of the best known citizens of Singhampton, was buried Friday in Singhampton ceme- tery. She died "Wednesday after a major operation had been performed in St. Michael's hospital, Toronto. She was born 62 years ago in Bel- fast, Ireland, the daughter of' Wm. Elliott, and at the age of six came to this country with her parents. They first sftttled at Hastings and 50 yean ago went to Singhampton. She is survived by a son, Elliott, at home, one daughter. Norma (Mrs. V. Pallister) of Toronto; and three sisters, Mrs. Carf, Mrs. Jenkins and Mrs. Burning all of Toronto. The Germans have built a new line of defence near where the border of Russia-held territory crosses Poland. Yes, Moscow and Berlin understand each other so thoroughly. C<^>*K*^*>^<*<*<*<*<^K**>*K*<^ Mr. W. E. Still spent the week end at Orangeville. Sergt. Fred Gorrell of Camp Bor- den spent the week end at his home. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Brady of To- ronto spent the week end here. ^ircraftsman Norman Stoddart of Manning Pool, Toronto, spent the week end with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Phillips visited on Sunday with the letter's sister, Mrs. D. A. Neff, at Collingwood. Mr. aii^ Mrs. C. P. Wilson, Miss Aleda Mitchell and Genevieve Milne spent the week end in Toronto. Sergt. Arttjur Lawlor and Mrs. Lawlor cf Alliston spent the week end with the former's parents in town. , . ;="* iL â-  ^â- â- .- â- :.,. :/^' *â- â- ' Mr. and #fri- Fraplfj, teavell and family of C^Mngwpod' spent Sunday with Mrs.. Leoveu** parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Clark. The WJtf.^; nreets in St. John's United Church this Thursday at 3:00 o'clock p.m. Mrs. O^ W. Phillips* group will be in charge. >Mr. C. R. Chappie returnedto'hls duties as principal of the^^blic School, following liis recovery from a recent operation. Mr. Bob Bellamy is improving a Hamilton hospital from his serioui appendicitis operation on Tuesday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bellamy went to Hamilton, the latter retujn- ing home Saturday evening. Mrs. Howard Hall of Thombury, Mr. S. Armstrong Goff of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Goff of Clarks- burg and Mr. Mac Keith and Miss Laura Boyd were callers the last of the week with Mr. and Mrs. F. H. W. Hickling. 1 handl I call a 1 came 1 ive ui I bushc 1 W< in Buy More and Save MEN'S FINE SHIRTS 89c Here you arc men, a great range of Shirts worth much more than this price. Economy Sale 89c MEN'S WORK SHIRTS ^ large range of patterns in doe' skin and ducks. Economy Sale .. 89c WORK PANTS $1.79 T mg-h and rugged work pants in plain ind checked denim, built for long wear. Economv Sale $1.79 SPECIAL IN UNDIES 23c ,XJood quality lock and plaitv knit rayon Undies in v.ests, bloomef'rs and panties. Here is extra value at a small price. Economy Sale,v per garment ji^c MEN A good give good ^t IS^k Store niMiiii DEPARTM The ann {^tions of t i,on-of Onti i^ence on ] .Idbites set ations to J when tjw: SOX 2 j>air for 45c *f ^ox 75% wool, wiM Y _^*<;onomy Sale ** LADIES' SbvJ pair for 45c Look Ladies I A hea^>^c on Slip in all the newest sg}^* '"^Y" cut, a full-fitting garment. E8§'bias Sale > . HOUSE DRESSES SRc A grand collection of styles patterns of new House Dresses, doz- ens to choose from. Sale ])rice .... 89c LADIES' LISLE HOSE 59 doz. extra quality fine Lisle Hose different shades to choose from. This line will give extra long wear. Econ- omv Sale 23o; 2 pair 45c YARQ GOODS sQEPARTMENT WHITE FL;3fiJ^LETTE White Flannelette, k tr.jod heavy^ quality, about 27 inches wiU>. j<',>voii- bmy Sale ;.. I3c; 8 y-u/Js $L00 Fancy Qualify MAI«A2UISETTE This line vHlI appeal to any house- w'.{<i. and tine quaJkv in white and ecru, fi Jxjt 42 inches wide. Economy Sale Price,' |>er yard 25c TABLE OILCLOTH SPECIALS By all means check on ymir require- ments now. The pric^ tnean.s a big saving to you, a large rafl^of pat- terns to choose ftom. v 4.S in. ^a4^^^-- r-P^' wi.lih yard 43c NEW PRINTS AH the newest design-, in prints, fast colors, these are ext' a value, full 36 in. wide. T'.conomv Sale |)cr yard HILL'S FOOD VA^-UES Sugar Crisp Corn Flakes )... 3 for 21o Tomatoes, size 2>^ stancj^rd qual. 10c Choice quality ../. 12c Canned Peas No. 4 sie/e 20 oz size 9c Peas No. 3 size, 20 oz/. tin lie hi hr-^ind 9c Corn, choice quality ^20 oz. tin, York br<ind 9c Clover Leaf vSalfrnon. I's, tall, fancy -,^,J,yard** ._ 19 Price and 25c qualit/v pink 17c . Unwraj;)^7j;i Laundrv Soap j/ 1 1 bars for 25c Pork ^' ^,eans 20 oz. tins for 15c VVliitC' p5eji„<, ^ ii^j, lor 25c >, PURITY FLOUR '*'VeaI buy at, per bag ~» IPTON'S TEA A real tea at 1 1;^' price Vintr-' ? t T T T T t t T T T T t T T t Ddb J. H.' S. Ernie' Geo. Louckl ftgrton. Erton. $2.95 F.T Yellow La'j^^j- Hill & Co., ttd. MARKDALE, lb. ih. 75c 80c ♦> t.^♦>♦^♦.^5«"^♦>•^<"^<•<•<->*5'^*<*^***â- ^"'â- â- "•*>**^**'= Co., Ltd. I in HONORROLL m Toronto Scottish W. J. W. Armstrong, Flesherton. 48th Highlanders Wm Kerton, Feversham. Victor McMaster, Maxwell. Royal Canadian Signals John W. Cook, Flesherton. Wm. E. Jamieson, Flesherton. Bruce E. Ashton, Flesherton. Royal Canadian Regiment Evison Wilson, Flesherton. Pioneers Wm. Hyslop, Flesherton. Perth Regiment Robt. Priestley, Maxwell. Queen's Own Rifles T. R. McKenzie, Feversham. Royal Canadian Engineers â-  Neil McKenzie, Pevershr "'" r..„„ p"^f>le^herton R. R. 1. Army Service Corps Roy A. HciKott, Proton Station. Albert Hyslop, Flesherton. Wm. Sprunn:, R. R B, Mprkdale. Royal Flying Corps js Morgan,. Flesherton. ton, R. R. 3 Flesherton. tie. Proton Station. Thos. BanksT^'*''''"*''"- Holley, S. E. I., Stewart, Richard N.7 Stoddart, Norman, Flesl?{i Seeley, Leslie, Flesherton Martin, Argyle, Eugenia. McDermid, Wallace, Ceylon. Dick Stewart, Flesherton. Canadian Tank Corps David, Graham, Flesherton. Norman Williams, Eugenia. Infantry Training Centre Arthur Lawlor, Maxwell. Grey and Simcoe Foresters Lloyd Archibald, Ceylon. Fred Gorrell, Flesherton. Wm. Wolton, Flesherton. Rhesa McClean, Flesherton . Ben Leavell, Flesherton. Joseph Little, Proton Station. Robt W. Meads, Ceylon. Victor Osborne, Proton Station. Wm. Scorer, Eugenia. Douglas Cairns, Etqrenla. Allan Lovo, Flesherton. Lincoln & Wetland Regiment J. O. Whyte, Pricoville. Donald Whyte, Priceville. Royal Rrgim'^nt of Canada Sidney Rrown, P.oh Roy. Areylo & Southern Hifrhlandera Thomas Stynn, Rob Roy. 2Uh Field .Vmbulanoe Claud Chi«1ett, Ceylon. Royal C.inadian .\rtillery Frod Pat ton, f'leaherton. Rnyal Canadian Ordnance Corpa fJordfin Park, Proton Station. Home Guards Harry Fellnw, Fleshertoft.- tjerton. FOR sALI lbs.â€" Wa FOR SAL most ne< erton, FOR SAL bator, u 3onably Proton WANTED work, Ix ceptable phone 1 NOTICE- 1940, m; availabl Collinso FOR SAL 500 chic â€" Mrs. phone F FOR SAL with se water, full par Mullen, FOR SAI mare, freshen! Cockshv row, go R. R. Farm Foi Proton, mile wi toria poultry on, R. FOR SA 7-roon and 8 house floor, or les Mrs. R. 1, 100 spring c comfortj house, si erton or priced Fred Ir All ni;ainst growing any otl' ViFfage of a re? c'il. or a <uid pro' March ^