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Wednesday, March 4. 1925 THE FL18HBRTON AtlVANCB News of The District Fre<kJ. Mann is a small town mer- chant. H(f conducts a small general store in tb« little town of Devil's Lake, North Dakota. But de»Fi;e the ne«esiiarily confined area from which he draws his patronage, Mr. Mann more nicrrhaiKliso than is sold in any store of equal sire in th^ world. The ; iness without printer's ink as well a« with it, and my conclusion is that the ' merchant who thinks he can prosper without advertisinj? his goods is foolish." The contract for the erection of CoUingwood's new ColUgiate Insti- tute ha.s been let to Messrs. G. H. Thomas & Son of Gait. It is to won the reputation of selling ^o-^l f 1:25,000 ami •September. Owen Sound In Finals SPECIAL TR.MN~WENT TO TO- RONTO MONDAY â€" FL^SHEB- TON FANS WENT ALONG. secret of Mr. Mann's success i.s best told by B statement he recently made jniton, of a concerninc m-w.-^paper advertising: â€" "I would fi.fl I was tied hand and foot if I failed to tell the public through the home papers what I have to sell. The best time to advertise Outsiders who peddle meat in Mea- is when times are hard or business ford will in futui-e have to pay a is bad and your competitor either license fee of 515. curtails his advertising or is not 'ad- Owen Sound junior championship hockey team won the privilege of participating in the junior finals for the O.H.A. championship by taking be completed by i Midland juniors to task on Toronto lice beating them unmercifully 14-2. â€" I Midland had played two other games A peculiar accident robbed E?Uou-|with Owen Sound and each was a gan of Nelson township, south of tie and the game on valuable cow recently. The animal s\^*.ilfl>wed a piece of wire that lay loose near the stall and the wire pierced its heai't. vertisirig at all. 1 believe the news- papers of thi.s country arc the great- est business builders tie world has ever known. I have tried to do bus- The new 1925 automobile markers are making their appearance. They are decidedly more becoming in ap- pearance than the 1924 m&rkers. \^ Agent Wanted to sell " Community " Products â€" Bread and Cakes. The agency for thio fa- mous line of superior food products offers a splendid opportunity that will cdd prestige to your local trade and bring you new businisss. Local advertising is part of the service we provide suitable agents. Write for particulars. BROWN'S BREAD LIMITED TORONTO I We had an example of fickle win- tor last week. A drop of 40 degrees inside of 24 hours i.s as bad as the â- â€¢freezing" sometimes given by the modern flapper. How to gtt your name in ths daily , newspapers: Predict the end of the world, marry a movie star, shoot your landlord or get imprisonment in a Monday night had to be played on neutral ice. Tho Owen Sound bunch, were far ahead the best team on the ice and skatetl their opponents to Exhaustion till the third period when they used combin- ation and piled in eight goals to take the series without question. They now meet Aura Lee juniors of Toron- to for the final games the ^;-st to b* played in Owen Sound to-nigh; with the return game in Toronto on Fritjay. The Greys are favorites to win the O.H..A. honors a iain this year as they are a well balanced team ?.nd all membors are practicably stars. Any team that beats them will kno.v that they have been up agait.st a real .sweet hockey team. "Kxcu.se this bit of sarcasm," said Smith to .Jones," but I must say you are an infamous liar and scoundrel." "Pardon this bit of irony," said Jones to Smith, as he knocked him over with a poksr. Ooldwater has bsen improving its fire alarm service by having it directly hookeli up with the telephone ex- change. There is some chance that the mu- nicipal voters' lists that will be made this year will be taken as the stand- ard for the lists that will be used in the next Domnioit election. NOTICE A joint meeting of Eugenia U.F.O. and Unity U.F.W.O. Clubs will be held in the Orange Hall, Eugenia, on Friday, March fi, at 8 o'clock. All- those interested in the movement are requesed to bring their baskets and spend a social evening. â€" Mrs. A. (Cameron, Mr. E. Linton Statistics just published by the American Newspaper Directory show there are 2,771 less weekly newspap- ers in the United States to-day than there were in 1917. The reason giv- en is that the increased publishing costs forced these thousands of pub- lishers to quit. The loss of the weekly newspaper to a town hastans the drift cityward and means the loss of the small community's best public- ity agent and trade puller.. District interests fall away to other centres and the town without a good paper is looked upon as a dead one. Every W2ek the local paper boosts the in-' terests of its citizens, its comnnmity j and its district, reflecting to the out- side woild its town is a live centre, a •food place to trade in and live in. Every loyal and enterprisihg citizen should be a subscriber to his home town papsr and share in the co-oper- ation to attract trade to his town by advertising through is columns. PRICEVILLfi PUBLIC SCHOOL SENIOR ROOM Lower School Latin-K. MacMillan 85, B.Nichol 83 Grammar â€" A. Shortreed 59. ^ Compositionâ€" H. A. MacLtan 7. K. MucMillan 86, R. Nichol 81. Geometry -^ H. A. McLi-an 78, K. MacMillan 83, R. Nichol 94. Physiogiaphyâ€" H. A. MacLean 18, K. MacMillan 83, R. Nichol 66. First ^Isar â€" Latinâ€" Erma .MacLean 82, M. Nlcol, 74, I. MacLean 72, F. MacArthur 70, O. .MacMeekin 82. 03, (). MncMeekin 51, .1. NichoJ 44. F. .McAithiu- 21, Gra:nmar â€" H. McKechnie 61, G. MacLean 53, I. MacLean 45. J. Mac- Lean 40. ' Compositionâ€" H. A. MacLean 77, K. MacLean S4, M. Nichol 84, H. Mac- Kcchni? 78. .7. Nichol 77. G. MacLean 74, 1. .MacLean 72, F. MacArthur 70. Geomctry-rJ. Nichol 80, O. Mac- Mc.kin 80, .M. Nichol 85. J. MacLean S3, G. MacLean 77, E. MacLean 77, I .MacLean 75, H. MacKechnie 67, F. MacArthur 59. Physioraphy â€" E. MacLean 78, J'. Nichol 73. H. MacKechnie 72, G. Mac- Lean 71, O. MacMeskin 66, M. Nichol C3, J. MacLean 02, I. MacLean 58. F. MacAthur 50. * .Sr. 4 â€" Ranked in orderâ€" J. Mac- Kechnie (H), J. MacArthur, M. Mac- Millan, E. Carson», N. Nichol, D. Mac- Lean' , J, MacLachlan*, H. Mac Vicar*, A. Reeiley*. Jr. 4 â€" Ranksd in orderâ€" E. Mather E. Curran, J. MacDougal, W. .\ldcorn* C. Aldcom*. W. Burnett*. Those marked (*} have be?n absen* for one or more exams. No. on roll 29; av. att. 24. â€" Laura J. McFarlane, Teacher. JUNIOR ROOM Sr. 'A â€" J. Carson, M. NichoL C. Small A^vertiseBients LOST OR STRAYED LOST â€" At the railroad crossing at Ceylon about January 19th,iron claw bar. Finder please communicate with Jas. Sargent, Ceylon. , FARMS FOR SALE Ob the Toronto Line Provincial Highway. Three farms, two of IW acres and one of 50 acres all cleared. First class bnildings, up to date in every particular. Will s«U any o«» of these. Good brick house on ob> «,.' the farms. The stablins for •mi. mals ia perfect. One f«rm^ hao ta^ acres hardirood bush and aoothar nundred has three serba of timbar and has buildinngs for everythinf need^. including poultry house maA- FOR SALE â€" 3-year-oid Heifer [ pig pens. No broken land and clear Lost â€" Beagle pun nine months oid strayed away on Sunday. Has col- lar with name on and small padlock. â€"Dick Clark. Flesherton. STOCK FOR SALE due to freshen on or about the last of June. â€" Mrs. Jas. Genoe, Flesherton FOR SALE â€" Grade cow for sale due to freshen March 7th, ten years old. â€" W. Walker, Eugenia. of weeds. Any person interetsed- should inyeatigate. -T. J. STINSON. l»y Proton Station P.O. House For^ale In Flesherton Frame 1 \^ story FOR SALEâ€" Purebred reg. Short- horn heifer, 2-yr. old last June, will be due *o freshen the ISth of March !.â„¢'"« *»th nice and is bred to a first class animal l/'*'*'^- ^PP'^ *<>â€" She is a prize winner; color cherry red. â€" W. J. Meads, Flesherton. shingle roofed- large lot and CLEARING SALE OF POULTRY â€" We have 100 W. Lsghorn hens and â- pullets, 40 B. Rock pullets, 6 S.C.R. I. Red pullets and one cockerel, at a very special price: Leghorn hens $1 each, bre;-<lers $2.00, pullets 15 for $25.00. Barred Rocks $2 each, and R. I. Reds $12 for the bunch. One 400-egg Queen hot water incubator, one 150-egg Syphers and on 3 oil- burning Wishbone, lOOO^hick broo- der, at bargain prices. â€" Karstedt Bros., Priceville. W. A. ARMSTRONG. Flesherton FARM FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS. -sr •©©^«ffi>®©e9@@<»®@®®©®®^©0©-^©-:55^@@@^0@@@@®®@@^@5s>^^a§@® 9 SIX HILL STORES SWe buy together in order that our customers in the tix com- |t| nminities may materially ben- fjf e&t individually. • F. T, HILL & CO., Ltd. Markdale, Ontario THE HILL STORE m A Store everyone instinct' ively asBociatei with high w quality merchandise at the W fairest'possible prices. 2^ Kennedy, J. Battley, P. MacDougal, D. Reiley ab. •Jr. 3â€" M. Lambert (H), M. Stafford (H), E. Frook (H.) A. MacLean, S. Chesney^', G. Tester*. Sr. 2â€" V. Stafford tH), H. Bender (H), P. Kennedy and Sadie Carsson* M. Evei-ist*, N. Aldcom*, A. Stone- house ab. J. 2 â€" J. Arthur. Sr. 1--M. Burnett, C. Bender. Jr. 1â€" W. McDermid, D. Aldcom and J. D. Teeter equal. Sr. r.â€" C. McVicar. N. Barker. Jr. Pr. â€" A. MacLean, M. Teetsr, V. Stonehouse. Pr. A. â€" D. Carson, K. MacLean. D. White. J. Chesney ab., J. Bumitt ab. No. en roll 44; av. att. 32. â€" Beatrice Jelly, Teacher. Chesney (H), D. Mac- Mather. J. McJ'icar, K. MacLean. W. Frook, L. FOR SALE FOR SALEâ€" Cream Separator for sale at a bargain.â€" Sam. Osboma, Flesherton. N. E. 50 acres of 171, and N. E. 50- acres of 172, in the 2nd con. N.E.T. and S.R., Artemesia. About 40 acre» cleared, balance in bush, about 60 of hardwood; about 5 acres of soft tim- ber; 2'/i miles from Saugeen Jtmctioi* If the purchaser can giv a good un- encumbered farm in as collateral se- curity, he^can buy on easy terms cT payment. â€"GEO. RUTHERFORD, Phone No. 7 Box 67. Shelbume- Boars For Service FOR SALE stock for sale.- erton, Ont. â€" Harness Shop and -O. W. Phillips. Flesh- FOR SALE â€" Quantity of large Seed peas, Canadian Beauty, for sale. â€"J. A. Hogarth, Proton Station. • « '1 1 Girls Tie Dundalk Again FOR SALE OR EXCHANGEâ€" 50 acres for sale, mostly swamp, east back line, Artemesia. Would ex- change for small house in Flesherton. Apply to W. G. Lee, Markdale, or at this office. Thi^ is a bargain. INCUBATORS FOR SALEâ€" J. S. Shepherdson of Markdale is agent for the Miller incubators and brooders. Also purebred registered Yorkshirai Boar for serviceâ€" Vineyard Famooa 77530â€" on lot 167, S.W.T. & S.K., Art- emesia. Terms $1.00. Sows not re- turned will be charged same as tho8*> m pig. _, ^ ,, â€" T. J. STiNSON, Propu Feb. 15 BOAR FOR SERVICE. r" Tamworth Loar for service, 5 mos. old, reg. bacon type, on lot 31, Con. S- O.D.R. Terms $1. Any sow not ra- turned will be charged same as thosa- in risr. Anyone wishing to leave tha- sow will be charged 25c per day eac- tra-JOHN MEADS, Priceville P. 0.». R. R. 3. g.^^^ J- A. CLARKE Licensed Auctioneer for Grey County Sales taken on reasonable Two second-hand incubators for sale, j ^"d satisfaction guaranbsed. 110 and ths other 120-egg capac- | ""»y be Many Lines of Ncm^ Footwear : FOR SPRING 1925 ALREADY PLACED IN STOCK This store has always been noted for carrying a complete and well assarted stock of Boots and Shoes, suitable for every member of (he family. This year our assortment and variety of styles will be larger than ever. Our large buying power places us in a position to meet all compctiton. Our lines are new .ind up-to-date in every particular, and whc.i you buy shoes nf this store you can rest assured that yon are getting strictly new and popular styles at prices within the reach of all. Prices (hat will Hhow you a substantial saving on your footwear pur-chascs. Sev the new styles of Ladies' Oxfords and Slippers In Patent lM(her, Calf, Dongolas in bhuU and the most popular colors, all moderately priced, at money saving prices. GUARANTEED RUBBERS Always Have a pair Ready This is your surest foot protccdcn (hese wet days. We are careful to see (ha( you get correct fitting and we guarantee every pair. The new long Rubber Boots for Women and Children have arriv- ed. Every woman who does any milking or work of any kind around (he stable or barn during these spring days should protect her health hy wearing a pair of these Rubber Boots, (hereby saving doctor bills, and (he inrnnvenience of being laid up with colds or other maladies caused from having we( feet. This is true economy, as it may save many times the price of a pair of these Rubber Boots. See them! Most moderately priced. In the Matter of Wall Papers Many Customers Have Already Acted on our Advice to Buy Their Supply Early. ArlinK on the advice we gave in our last advertisemeni, many of our customers have secured their supply of papers, but some neglected to bring the size of (he room or rooms they wanted to re-decorate. This is very important, for with the ac(ual size of the room (o work on we can tell yon in mos( easeft exactly wha( your paper will cob(. You will be surprised at the Hmall cost of re-decorating that dingy room or hall, and what a dilTerence a small outlay for some of these new 1925 papers will make in the attractiveness of the interior of your home Buy your papers now and have them hung before (he busy spring season ia ushered in. Paints for Interior Work in at! Wanted Shades MADE AND PUT UP BY ONLY RELIABLE MANUFACTURERS If you intend to do any pAinting to the interior of your home, now Is the most opportune time as you will be much busier in a few weeks time. If you want any estimates or suggestions of any kind in the matter of painting, consult our Mr. Noble and he will be pleased to give estimates or make helpful sBRRcations. 9 ® • F.T. HILL & Co., Limited, Markdale A good crowd saw the slush-eating war maids canoe around the ice on Wednesday night last. Although the ice was bad the girls from Dundalk held the locals to a 1-1 scorj, thus' losing nothing in making the trip. Marie Patton scored for Flesherton in the first period. Dundalk netted theirs on a nice shot by Emma Wright and from that on no further scoring was done. Marie Patton was b.\st for the local girls, while Evelyn Watson starred for Dundalk. After the game the girls of the school ser\'- ed luncheon to the visitors and an enjoyable time was spent. Dundalk â€" Goal A. Loekhart; Dc- foncJ, Evelyn Watson, M. Stephen; Forwards, Emma Wright, J. Span- hou.'c, Helen Wright; Subs, I.oreen Mooijy, Eva Goo<ifellow. Flesherton â€" Goal, E. Watson; Def., Forwards, Laura Boyd, Marie Patton and T. Wilson; Subs, Evelyn Ferris and Els'.; McKee. F. J. Thurston, referee. terms Dates one itu ana im otner i^u-cgg tnpnv;- j ---• â€" arranged at the Advance ity. White Leghorn eggs for hatch- 1 off|ce, Flesherton, at the Standard ing, also baby chicks for sale. , ^"'ce, Markdale, or by calling on m*. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I at Markdale. Real estate sold anS , exchanged Farm loans arranged. J- A. Clarke, Phone 119v WANTED MAN WANTED â€" General farm hand. â€" Jas. Stinson, Proton Station \ P.O. Jw, .Markdale. FARM FOR SALE Good 100 acres. Lot 16, Con. 5„ WANTEDâ€" Small farm to buy or ylenelg, well fenced and watered, and rent, having good buildings, plenty of : •^'"fe to school and church. Frame wood, not too far from market. Write |'"'"n stone basement Large build- stating what you have, price, etc., to •"& fitted for pigs, hens, implements Box 7y, Fevcrsham, Ont. Chatsworth Won 7-4 The Flesherton Intermediates were forced to accept defi.'at at the hands of the fast Chatswoi^h sextett: last Thursday evening in ihe latter town. The game was fast 'and clean .-ind when the smoke had clearer! away the <core was announced as 7 â€" 1. The boys were without the rer\iccs of Frank Thurston their defence man and as a result the lineup was shaken up considerably, R. Boyd falling bach on defence. The lighting in the Chatsworth arena could be improved on and in the first two periods the boys were kept busy getting used to the conditions that prevailed. The boys were well used by the peojjle of Chatsworth and W. Gal- braith gave excellent satisfaction as referee. The following players made the trip: â€" Goal, Akins; Defence, S. McTavish and R. Boyd; forwards, W. Armstrong, C. McTavish and M. Wat- son; sub.. Jack Dow. The Chatsworth team was compos- ed of Goal, M. Sinclair; Defence, A. McDonald and L. Collins; Forwards. C. Dudgeon, A. Bowes and L. Sinclair, sub., W. Breese. WANTED â€" A dependable sales- man for our trees and shrubs. Frae equipment; liberal pay; must be a hustler and absolutely honest. â€" Well- aiul Nursery Co., Welland, Ont. and workshop. Comfortable house. Orchard and bush. 5 acres faU wheat, 10 sweet clover. Ploughing tione, etc. Will sell with stock and tmplem.?nts, etc. if desired. Apply to Elizabeth MacRae, R-R-2, PricevUle M I S C E L L ANEO U S NOTICE â€" Chopping done Tues- days, Thursdays and Saturdays. â€" Graham Bro:?., Eugenia. NOTICEâ€" Chopping done Monday, Wednesday and Friday on Lot 12, Con. 10, Osprey.â€" F. G. Brown. BUSINESS CARDS Dr. E. C. Murray, L.D.S., dental- â- urgeon, honor graduate of Toront*. and Royal College of Dental Surgeon* of Ontario. Gas administered for teeth extraction. Office at residene* Toronto Stret, Flesherton. Dr. A. Tnmbnll. Bji., M.R, fni- uate from the Faculty of Mediehil«r Bird's Mackinaws, Tweeds and University of Toronto. Offlce RielK Yarns, and Stocking Legs, new stock, â-  ««"dson Block, Flesherton. Phone 86. ju^ arrived â€" H. Alexander, Merchant Tailor, Feversham. FORD CAR FOR SALE Sacrifice for cash or part cash. Balance monthly. Own^ going west. See Walter Wyville,Protou SUtiom CORNER BLOCK FOR SALE. Prince Arthar Lodge. 333, A.F. * A.M., meets in the Masonic hall. Ana- strong Block, Flesherton, every Fri- day on or before the full moon. G. Banks, W.M., F. J. Thurston, Sec. *f JU. Corner block for sale in Flesher- ton, known as the old Richardson block. Reasonable terms. â€" W. L. WRIGHT, Flesherton. Lacaa ft Henry. Barriatert, SoUctt> ora, etc..â€" I. B. Lucas, K.C. ; W. J>. Henry, B.A. OOces, Markdale Loeaa Flock, Phone S. Branch oOoea at Dtuidalk and Durham. ROAD SUPERVISOR WANTED Energetic man with ionce of road building some exper- to supervise I TMfoWl A Biraie. Barriatws, mH- citors, etc., Oflkesâ€" Grey and j Block, Owen Scnnd; StandaH Block, FloshnrWD. (Sattndays). m. I P. Telford Jr., J. F, JP. Bind*. the construction and maintenance of f^, ^^ eountiee of Gr«y and Public roads in the- Township of jr^^^ „^ ,|^|j ^j^ ^ Osprey. Stats salary expected per Xerms moderate., satlafoetim iMr- day. Applications received up to ,nteed. Aniu««ments for d^M- March 12th. Address, J. A. Kema- nay be made attlM Adraace i han. Act, Clerk. Tp. of Osprey, Central tclepboBe office. Maxwell, Ont. or by addreMiac bm at ChaUworth Presbyterians voted ' The taxw of Fergus will in futw^ 102 to 60 in favor of church union, be collected in two instalmenU.