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seamen sxlh'rs ak81\ Declare flu liner! ') Disappear. " "it"? Skirts it' the. 1m- tllt' Paris last week 31". til fart .-. .l,.,.lm." 'tlitllilnbap ' .t t'\' Wear. it ~l»t;u'ml by -" i" will he â€"’ t lolttun- t '~.l'l'~ \\'t)|]ld l"! ffe- knee, on: «...... tllulix‘ot lip \°"‘ lleeut- ,. i" i.l'tlllt- iioiy‘tlulltltlg "~ With ttv-a'fulle H. uni the 'i We lit-on I _. -. ___.. r' man is w’ itlns'oi \ lt't'\ -â€"-â€"..â€"- ...â€"-.. fi 0-..- o- O-‘e-o-w-oo-oO-W v iillw '- 0 0 0 0' hone-wuo-m -... ' 0 0 0 o- 0--o«o--oâ€"-o~o-m it to an " the or the. ..‘t‘ Oi \ or now ‘young. 'ent Nil; t i i it t il l t t i i 9 i i i 4i i t t t l t 9 i i i t 9 «i t '51"? g i {3 Thursday. Assist u, M EARLY DAYS Ill ARTEIBM TOWNSHIP Interesting Barty listo of Past Seventy Years as Gag Pleahsrton Advance. flsshsrton W. K. Flesher and Aaron Mun- -t..iw. senior. were about the first settlers in Flesherton and the former laid out. the village into lots itlul called it l-‘lesherton, although the [Unit office was called "Al'th- rum-l l'. H." t'ntil the gravel road \\.I~ opened up there was little at. F *‘rilt'l'.5 rorners except two tav- e.:i~ amt a sawmill. Aaron Milli- s,” «w. Sin. built. the first hotel at. l‘"v‘~'tlt‘l'ttlll. being located south of l".»-~‘hel'to:l, directly across where it." cemetery now is. Later he lnzilt on the corner in Flesllerton. part, of which is included in the. present hotel. This hotel has al- ways been ill the hands of the Mun- ‘tlfl\\' lamily. Aaron Jr. llnally tak- tLl.‘ rolltrol and now. a son-in-law. Mr. H. B. Welton. is the popular ltl'hlti'lo'ttll'. in the early days t'tllll't‘ll selwices were held in the lh‘ll'l'imfll ot' the Mun-thaw hotel. .\n- other hotel was also in operation then. being situated across from the liovne lilVel‘. amt known as the “Btiylle \Vater Hotel," and was run by John Jones. who also owned a tannery. The attention of the education of the boys and girls was directed in a log school which stood on the property of John [lunwoodiin just. north of Fleshel'toll. The second school was built in Fleshel'ton in 1373: and the large school now it] Ilse was built soon after. \Ve un- derstand that in MY»! there were only tour school“ ill Arielle-sin township, tlllt' til. lillll\\‘flmllt‘..~'. ”llt' ili Hl'allgmillr. another at. l’l'it'eville The Rt. PREMIER BALDWIN ,LEA’RNS o DRIVE . . . ,7. . ,. - . Via-r2 awn-4.0.0.0 ., , , . ' . - . . . . . I . . . n s ... s .s ...; 's ... s s. _. ‘ . - N b, 5'22? '; .' ' ',.I I “ -- 1 ‘- . "';-: .. - 1.3:, $2.35.}:5;3.2.2.5524525? , -:. . . ~..-. - _;.v 5.... , .- .- ...;5535; . ' - ' I u - - - ~ . v - . s a - . - s . u . . I l' I .l . 0" ‘ .I v" as com ... . 355:. . -.;.; . 4- .s .. . .. ..‘. .'..‘-.‘ 'i‘ v" ' ill‘l Ali1‘lzls'I-r I! ' m m A f I n ' -. - - - - r‘ ._' . , . -:.~‘ a ‘ ‘-'>-V~ ... . A.‘ .{.: .-.3.:.-_ 7.; "C ';.-..+‘ ..;. 1“}! x u; '15:}: .- , -- 5v .. a. :zw. e. "' I ' ".‘ a v: a'.’ '1," '. - . (‘b‘l _ . . .7) "3.1-5? -. 5.5., v - . y S » -- . .e :r .w-gec ._ .; taééfi’t" ; z, ‘ ~:‘:f' ish Preml 8 Pickering, Ontario, on the new Canadian National locomotive, number 6120, the largest and most powerful railway engine in the British Empire. Mr. Baldwin, when visiting Kingston, Ont., heard that this titan of the steel rails was an all-Canadian product, designed by Canadian National Railway engineers and built at the Kingston shops. Early on Saturday morning No. 6120 was attached to the Royal Train to haul it into Toronto to mark the opening of the new Union Station. Mr. Baldwin, although busily engaged in the preparation of his speeches, halted in his work to make an inspec- tion of the engine, eventually climbing into the cab with the engineer. He showed the keenest in- terest in the manner in which the big locomotive was handled when travelling at high speed, and worked the various levers controlling the engine. “It is a wonderful piece of machinery and should be a source of pride to the Canadian designers and builders,” said the Premier on leaving the loco- aml the other one at. Proton Post motive. No. 6120 is one of forty engines of similar type that are being turned out this season for the Into-e, fast passenger and freight services of the Natlonaifiystem. When in regular service they will run 510 These Ill residence ill and close in Flo-sherton ln lath; as far as we ran liml out. are as follows: - . l . tt _ . . - Q. - Q. ,. ». , ship was surveyei ill. le years l.willl';.,,,li\,:i:h:‘5|",Itr'plil'k 811:1}?er lath-fit) by Lhas. Rankin amt the. imih- \l'c'h‘ .‘amfn. it'a‘riner' l’eter bulk of the lands were Italken up III ‘ .1 .‘ .. - . -~ _ . g '. ‘ ‘ ' ' ' - the years Him-aha“. \\ ll 0 a num- t.alllphell. owner of the carding .- ~ .' . , ,‘H W , ”g; mill: tin-hard tianlpbell. township I“ of ml")? DY,“ tail" :0 “til lilt't'li' \Vln tilavtou shoellrtlkel'l "Um“ b919,“ hi) “.0119 pll 0" lie \\'nl. ll:l\lll.\'llll. t'arnler; John llunâ€" "MH‘M' the .l‘_lll'l‘“"‘t’.‘f“t 3“.” \M Hllt‘ t'u'mer' “I K Fleshcr J P amongthc pal-hostst‘t{{018.‘wm._:\l- H . ¢ , . . , s o . ‘ .. . .i ' .o ' 2 _ illlol :o-tlel'ilt lllel't‘tlilllt: \Vlll. Hooper “girl"? is; “(I‘llil‘v'l‘sy' “#1:; $523325" . . , . .. .r . . r_ ( 9 0 . ‘ .9 ' ‘ . 9 ‘.;::|',';ll.m{(-.”:f;”;;:uf‘l.'l.ll;.:::l“ll', "filial?” John l_)ullwm)dle; the bleshcrs; ‘ . i \v i v ‘ . ‘, ‘ . ' ‘. . ' ' a . tlev. Hee. Jacques, the \Vesteyan :illfffillmll‘.)mmJi';:.'.,;,".alb£3£l£.’t Elgar: \lethmllu minister: John Jones. _.“,‘ l 11"" Q ,1 H t'“ MWNMM "Hum“ “gnm, H‘itet’” kins. Adam luRty, .allnut. llIlItJ, lit'\ 'l'llols. .lzll'lwnll. N11. \lettltulls‘tl ‘\h\ “THUR 0gp?” 13“,“ a“ r kwm. W”, HIM” l H Kim: ,Alalshall. .i. .luns'haw. . Olman am "'H‘h I, Um: t \l'tl'lt'lll' ' \,”.“”{,.lotlll Strive-n; “m. McMullell; J. ON‘ . ...‘ '1 |‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ i . . .. 1". ‘s was llotet- \al'on \lllllshaw. Sin. t'arnnati'. "j li°tt:" Q 'Ill' “- “l,“ l Hl' luhn '\lr\‘ortev t'arnler' Wm Patton WWW] l. " ' "‘5' ‘ I“ ' m. ‘ ”1“” ' ' ' “4"“ i' “3"” <tr'uil im'want'iJohn bteadwell; ttobert. David and l.""" _. . . .. .. ,, ‘7 . . .‘. llt"tlt‘l" li'lt'lltttltlllltWV llt'lllll' \\'"]. ;\\ Illldill \llltlnlllbtlll, JOB. ‘Vllght and tied. .\mtre\\ amt ltohert. Rutledge-J"Vim“. \llltttnn . _ .. .....,_ sham”. ,-;,,.,,,..,.3 Robert. I that a mile below 1‘ lesherton on the I'l'lnllvte. lle-l'i'hallt~ .las. P. valel'.‘ “““V"" “"2”? WW)", “‘93 ”(the ' tstate amt dltllrnlty ol communica- tion. may be ronreived from the tart that it took Mr. Lever nine l“"'|ltil~'t'l'. \l'iltt‘ lit th'tili \\t'|'o to unit t'l'nm‘ l’i: ."mr. : l l ‘t:: . ‘ \2 H - . . . Ki" J": “1- H. iii", will,miliiH‘l‘lil“, .m‘n‘tnlavs \\'ltll three yoke of oxen and t't t"t; ‘ 't . i t 4 ‘ 1 1 ' O ‘l t " .‘ 0‘ y . ... t'l'onl tLllat~worth: .lml \lomtays amttm' ma“) t.” “Mb-l. It..t£lf-.,Lnn.llll l"‘tat'l\~ 'o ‘lll'l tronl tll"lll”t'\'lll(' stone. I'M". m ”l" .lmmml ’1'”. ml ‘ i\\ .i . it 't tt , ‘1 ht m'm” , troln Stayner station on the North- t I'llhi “ll, ll "(1. ‘xlio ‘ii tmvll'hll-tm'.“ Railway l” its l‘t'stlllg “lac" at .H'l‘" vet'. I 'in-i -~. s , ' ).' . _ .fl . ,... . i~ “I. \\v_ “Q 1-,."le ”H, popular tho null. lllol to title It 'was fl t! ‘t tt'l' o" l‘loullel'ton “it“ was l‘t'gllltll' Hi't'lll'l'ellt'e till‘ the ”0“me :m‘ H" H WM. “h lim in thi to walk to tirangevule or telling- it! " ttt , t‘ I ll . I ‘ u n wi' ~tlll‘o' l0H tilt‘ lll'utli’l'tV lltl\\'t\\””tl til lltl\t' “WW llliltlt’. H\\llv'ot by Mr. ttohert lilt'tl'dl‘ItSItII. tll tHTWI. lte l~ the son of the late {\ll'.‘ and WIN. ttolo-l't 'l'l‘inlhle. who set- Eugenia "he town of I'lllgenia consists of t!.-.i H. 7\.‘ 1”,...” m H... ....m. ”33.48”” acres amt was surveyed during M, t.“ .M practically routinâ€"Nl'“ t.runean “or amt the streets “mm H. .mg “Mm“. since thatl‘m' reminiscent of the engagements W... \\"t.. A onlv a My he ”rm-...at that tune: Alma. ltalaclav'a,.Rag- H... “ml QM“. toamt t‘l'llill Orange- t tall and tilliroliert. all bear \vltness m,“ “WWII ”1,, bush and over ol the exciting Interest at that. _‘l . t'-'I'tltll“'\' [-nudg. “"1“. ill .‘llgllfi'l. “‘08, r‘lt’x. l’lli‘t’ly M,“ “HIM,“ in “My“...mn‘ and it. McLean Purdy commenced in“ “..m mule later than Milli. inâ€" operations ”l lullgenla and ill 1806 rlmte :I Dr. Seaman. who came Ill “WW WW" ”1‘10“"? 3"” store. max; \I. K. Richardson in I867: \v. *"."“""“k"l'- h“""~ “llâ€"‘1') 3““ 53“" t. “wimmwu in 1867: Rev. Josiah ; null and a church. Malls werere- ..lzuw 'tllllo' Ill lat}? also as the \Ves- ‘f"'“"t, “n luesday 9"“ l‘l'ltla)‘ ..-\ m minister and Dr, chi-jg“... be- tl‘tllll Heshel'toll. In 180:3 gold was rain.- a resident nt' l"to'.~‘llo'l'tilll in the ”Wight t'“ hm." been found m Eu- Hw. “,- ,:,,Hh.d,.l.”tIn”. rum... m...lt..'t’llltl and many were soon on the iii... tour other tilt-illlV respectedimmm‘l' but. It was 800" ‘Jlrwt’va‘l l'oNlito'lltS here at this tune who that the precious ”Wk“ .‘Vlm'h “Pm ranle m this l’tll't in lt'itih'. these he- gathered were Iron .pyl'ltes. Those. llli.’ titlils‘“ .litllll illltt \V. .l. lit'lltllll}' “VII”: .“l lullgtsllltl l“. .866 \Ivmiil 3 and \\'. J. Henderson. 'l'he )lllllsllawt “M" l"”.".'”' Lhas. H'glh Rev. .J‘m“ hotel stables. which were torn down l'.”"",""' Hm" ,Hal'lqs' Adam “”10!" ”It“ spring were built in 1868. \\'. l.. in. long. 5. l. Holsteatt. quex. .t. ltellanlv helping to build them PM“): R' M- Imfl-‘rjlamb ..loan. MN,” m. 5.93.“. to Fleshertt'ln. John Samuel and \\ m. baumlers and s '1‘. Whitney. Township of Artemesia . . 'l‘he tirst actual settler in the PrlcOVan' . tH\\ll~‘lll|l is said to have been Elias l’riceville was'a rising village of til-av. at what precise date we are about. 250 inhabitants in l865. A unable to learn. Artemesia town- Merit of 1000 acres was reserved by Travelling in Canada or Abroad .\' ESSENTIAL reguisite for an A extended trip ill Canada 0" abroad is a letter of credit. The details of obtaining funds en route as (lesired are reduced to a um minimum by the possession of a per- . sonal letter of credit from the g m Standard Bank. It may be written to cover any amount you wish to ' arrange for and is immediately ne- gotiable by hotels. steamship com- panies and banks anywhere speci- iled throughout the world. STAN DAifi) BAN K OF CANADA bum BRANCH-W. A. Johnson. NW ..... ‘‘‘‘‘ “'llles without change~the longest locomotive runs in the Dominion. the government when the Durham Melton. laborer; John Morris, shoe- lioad was laid out. in 1848 am] ‘49. maker; C. D. MacMillan. plasterer; amt the "Mill Plot". containing 309 Arch, MacMillan. farmer; E. P. acres. was sold in 1848 to David MacMIllan. prop. British Hotel; Yeonlalls. who made the first im- (10'1" MCAPthUP; MCAI‘W‘IP 5‘ MC- prt‘lvement and built a sawmill. Lean. wagon makers; Alex. McAr- Next he built a gristmill, which ”NUS ltl‘OlJ. Wellington Hotel; J01!“ altt'l'Wli'dS becamp th. prnpel'ty Of MCIXUIQY, Shoemaker; Alex. MCNGII. Alex. Donald. Jos. Dickson owned farmer; A. McNeil. shoemaker; Mal- a... tlour mill in 1865 amt Donald mlm Mrlechlan. blacksmith; Don- McDonald the sawmill. Those who ald McDonald, lessee sawmill; Alex. had already taken land in the vil- McDonald; ‘W‘O. M00008“. tailor; lage. bought the land from the Gov- Duncan Mcr adyen. shoemaker; Don- ernment at $30. each. The village ald McDougall, laborer; Geo. Park, contained gristmill, sawmill, 4 carpenter; Jolm ROhIIlefn. laborer; stores, 5 churches, post office, two A; L. Seaman. PhySIClan; John hotels, pcarlash factory and also Simpson. cabinet maker; Z. TI‘YOI). had 2 blarksmiths. 2 wagon makers. hUtChPI‘I Wm. TO‘M miller; Cyril tallnel'y, etc. Mails were. received Wayne. carpenter; Alex. Watson. ”3”" by stag-p from I)urham and nitilitillallli: Frant'ls \Vall, blaCk- tlollingwood, with J. H. Yeomans Smlth; Alex. .Wehster. Wilt-f0“ mak- postmaster. The. rcstdents in 1866 "1'; F0113. Wl'lght- teacher; John H- were: P. Brown. blacksmith; Na- Yeomans. WNW-“81‘; GIN»; M. Yeo- than Brown. laborer; lJohn Brown, mans, merchant. laborer; P. Bcvcridge, prop. tan- â€"'°â€"â€"â€" nery; Rev. Chas. Cameron, Canada Hostess-«What’s the idea of bring- ' Presl'lyterian Church; Cameron ing two boy friends with you? lloss. general merchants; Jos. Dick- Guestsâ€"Oh I always carry a spare. son. lessee grist mill; Jos. Diggs. â€"â€"Life. _ t tiooper: Wm. Ferguson. J. 1’; Alex. -â€"â€"â€"oâ€"-â€"â€" Ferguson. merchant: israel Green. A husband is a person who ex- laborer: Levi Johnston, Caesar pects his wife. to save fifty dollars a” Johnson and Levi Johnson. Jr., la- month not of the twenty he didn't borers: David London. saddler; Z. give her, If" “Hâ€"i Q .cisvnoi â€"â€"â€"._~ fl..__._ _â€".§.â€"___.“. this Chevrolet Zvdoor Sedan Cost $1795.00 OMPARE the ""3 Chemmzvdoor Chevrolet of smgég‘zcn C0“ seven years ago with the Chevrolet of today and realize how radically Chevrolet has revised all conceptions of motor car value. In 1920, the Chevrolet illustrated here represented the highest standards of quality and value . . . at a price of $1795 (fob. Oshawa) . . . over a thousand dol- lars more than you pay today for a Chev- rolet that possesses style, luxury and re- finement unthought-oi in any car a few years ago. In following its fundamental policy of constant irnprovcmcnt, Chevrolet has built up a produc- tion volume which places it first among all cars in the world. And Chevrolet has shared the sav- ings of volume purchasing and production, with the public by reducing the prices of- Chevrolet )’ cars. So, today, you get a Chevrolet with ° QUALITY in its every detail at a fraction 0 the cost of a similar model Chevrolet of seven unim- sons, noun, our. n. saunas a soil, nuns-re II, on. With one of the best known nov- els ever written in America. one of the brightest. stars in the cinema solar s stem. and one of the biggest casts t the star has ever had. ~ “Chi of the Flying U,” which comes to t a Veterans’ Star Theatre on Friday and Saturday, August i2 and 13, gives promise of being one of the _ season’s best pictures. The. picture was adapted from the novel of the same name written by B. M. Bower. The book ranks as one of the most popular and widely read novels written in the last iii- teen years. .Hoot Gibson. whose work in such pictures as “The Calgary Stampede" “The Flaming Frontier," “Let ‘Er Buck,” “Spook Ranch” and other pIctures, has made him possibly the most. popular western star on the screen. plays the title part of “Chip” Bennett. The supporting cast contains many well-known film names. Vir- ginia Brown Faire lends feminine charm to the leading role opposite the star. Philo McCullough offers another of his suavely villianous characterizations as “the other man”. ' DeWitt Jennings, Mark Hamilton. Harry Todd and Gilbert “Pee. Wee” Holmes play important and amusing character roles. “Chip of the Flying IT" was di- rected by Lynn Reynolds, who made House Peters' latest starring pro- duction for Universal. “Combat". Harry Dittmar adapted the story to the screen from Bower's novel. * of a woman sufl'ering as 1 dl who thottsraftsreak'mgtheVegetable ache andgotit for v table Cothydhii'Rii a..." ‘1’ m y .l wgl‘teetobcr. idoslllcantorec- t ommsnd it for I feel [owe In life as... . “i is..." - some. o . s 0 Do youfeel broken-down, nervous. ‘ and weak sometimes? Do have t thishorridfeelingoffear some- .1 times comes towomsn “QUIC‘ not well? Lydia E. Pinkham's J. are at such a time. It alwaysmaad A hog everthlel-e-~-l'll be blowedl Can We Eliminate the Driving Pool? But the littlest. dirtiest. meanest of The. hog o” the farm has hair on his Is the two-legged hog o' the road! back The hog o’ the road on his face; If I should compare to road hog, i swear, To the farm hog. 'twould be a dis- grace. There’s a “08 0' “19 farm, and a that means vou hav.. a streak three hog o’ the train, Water! Water! Water! on I. Good [lull Worth? Why take a chance and use water that is polluted and unfit for domestic use, when Pure Water can be had by having a well drilled. We handle Pumps and Pump Re- pairs. Satisfaction Guaranteed ED. J. PRATT RB. No. i. Durham. Phone no-1: *- Note to lil'idcs: A little axle grease on a lettuce leaf may look nice. but it doesn’t ill a man's idea of rations. * If you are handy with an alibi inches broad that is yellow, CHESLEY MEMORIAL WORKS Ianufacturers oi High-Class Mess-est: A. 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