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"neftday, March 25, 1925 THB njlKfBKm)N ADVANCE ^ . -^w h Ford Cars Tmdis Tractors TIRES TIRES An assortment of 4 popular brands to choose form. LOWEST PRICES IN HISTORY The following prices for cash : 1>oRii"ion DOMINION Nobby Cord 30x3 ^'2 Guaran- teed 6000 milcR. $8.95 Royal Cord 30x3 '/j Guaran- teed 8000 miles. $10.95 DOMINION Royal Cord 30x3 Vi, oversize, Guaranteed 8000 miles $12.95 Prices on other makes and size* of tires comparf fav- orably with thp above. Why take a chance ^. on those old tires? \ H. DOWN & SONS FORD DEALERS Former Osprey Pioiieer Dies In CoUfflgwood There passed away at the residence of h2r dauKbter. Mrs. R. J. Mc-Pher- 80D, CollinKWOod, a few days ago, a former well known resident of Osprey township, Mrs. Henry Seigell, aged W years. Mrs. Seiggell, w^ose maiden name was Isobel McAllister, was born in Islay, Scotland, in 1836, and when about 15 years of age came to Can- ' ada wtih her parents and brothers and sisters, settling at the village gf Nottawa. When about 25 years of age she was married to Mr. Henry SsiggeU, moving from Nottawa to Osprey township and like all the early settlers of those days, hewed a home for themselves, in a country ; that was practically all bush. For I 46 years they resided in Osprey, dur- ' ing which time Mr. Seiggt^U died, also j one daughter, Margaret, Mrs. Archie 1 Currie. After her husband's death I Mrs. Seiggell moved to Singhampton. For"th* past four years she has re- sided with her daughter, Mrs. Mc- Pbsrson, and for over a year has practically been confined to her bed. i Six daughters and two sons ajre left to monm the loss of a loving ] mother: Sarah, Mrs. Archie Buie, 1 Singhampton; Elizabeth, Mrs. Mc- I Bride, Calgai-y, Alta.; Annie, Mrs. Dave Bristow, Prog Lake, Sask.; lao- 1 bel, Mrs. Geo. Bristow, Strongfteld, â-  Sask.; Christine, Mrs. Cousins, Og- ' ema, .Sask.; and Emma, Mrs. R. J. McPherson, CoUingwood. The sons are Donald and Fred of Sirfghampton. Two brothers, Archie, Victoria, B.C., ;an<i Bobt., Ballard, Washftigton, also j survive- IN MEMORIAM LADY BANK Individual Instruction Pcrmjj-s Vou to Enter At Any Date at the ^;/;^./vcfir//m, a OWEN SOUND DEPENDABLE AuGti oneer Service Whei) an auctioneer travels over j more than one section of -the'County | he can make you a better sale because > I FAWCETT â€" In lovinr>w«mory of I our dear father. Irwin Fawcett,^ who passed awav at Duncan, March 27tli^^ 1 1924. I .Sleep thy last sleop 1 Free from care and sorrow; i Rest where none weep i 'Till the eternal moirov.-. IN MEMORIAM and start your studios in Commer- the scop? of acquaintance and confi- flail Shorthand or Preparatory cours- ' dence is correspondingly increased. IBâ€" t'negualled in Canadaâ€" Unexcell- ! List your Pure Bred or Fai-m Stock ,in America. Catalogue free. l Sale with me and be assured of the ! benefit of a life" exparience along Terms moderate. In loving memory of our deur wife and mother, Jennie McLachlan, who passed over on March 25th, 15>24, ajred 44 years. With affection. â€" Father and Children. Fleming, F.C.A. G. D. Fleming;' .,„ v t ^ * . • ,. Principal. Setwtary! U^*'^*'^ ''"*^- Terms moderate. a horticultural society has J. S. £-IIEEHERDSON, Markdale organized at AUiston. been \:' Falling 70 feet^ from a tree, Fred JPli«tzt;r, a. !umb.(-man of CargiU, ^narrow escape from death. He q^^.^^ Kound "Presbyte\-y who have was biidly injured about the body, votetd on the Union question, only but jio bone-s were broLin. It is rumored, according to the Orangeville Sun, that C. R. Mc- Out of forty conbregations in tha j Keown, K.C., M.P.P.. of Dufferin ! county, is to Be givjn the chairman- ' ship of the Workmen's Compensation four ha\ J voted to stay out. Bon.rd. March 20th is here and gone, with tl>^ wind in a good quarter for an early spring. We are sure in need of it afxcr such a steady winter. The Ladies' Aid has been holding their monthly meetings in the Prov- idence church the past three months with good success. Mr. Dick Howard of Owen Sound visited his sister, Mrs. Robt. Croft, at Rock Mills lately, and also his old neighbors at Lady Bank. Fred Semple has gone to Down's garage, Flssherton to seek his for- tune. Good luck to you, Fred. Mr. Ed< Harbottle intends having his new mill going full time by June the first, with a good stock of logs in. The order of t'he day, or evening we might say, is the planrung and work- ing of a memory quilt that the Ladies' Aid is busy at. It just requires three hundred and sixty names to complete the work. One fair lady has over 36 names abeady. Mrs. Wm. Sempl>3 is bound to catch the early market this fall, as she has a setting of goose eggs hatching. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. John Ottewell of the 10th line, Osprey, to our iViidst. Mr. Wm. Tyler and Herb McMullon have completed their big cut of over 120 cords of wood for Mr. Jas. Mc- Kenzie and Mr. W. J. Chard in the Cooper bush, near Wool Pond. Mr. Tyler has engaged to help Mr. Jas. Best of the Toronto Gravel with the farm work. This will he his third summer with Mr. Best, which speaks well for both sides. Master Herb goes to help Mr. Chard with his har- vest of maple syrup. Wedding bells ara ringing. Mr. John Gerow, Highly Respected, Passes Away In A Vancouver Hospital ^\i^ord was received h;^-e that Mr. John'^row had died in Yancouver general "Ivispital on Feb. jfti, at the age of 88 yfears. Mv. Gerow vvas one of the early pioneers of Artemesia, but for many yi'^rs had been living at Brougham, Ont. xTv.-o years ago he went to VancouN jf'~to reside with a dauj^hter. He was An iiiicle of Mr. P. Munshaw of Eugenia end Mrs. Jjimieson of town. He v.'as a fre- quent visitor to»' Flesherton. Mr. Gerow was a member of the High Falls Hunt Club and unti thr:i years a^o nevjr mi.9aed a hunt for some- thing lik'a forty years. He is the third member of this club to take "the long portage'' within the past three years. FAliMSFOitJlM-E LOST OR STKAYEO LOSTâ€" On Saturday. 7th inst, a small sized b&ek fountftin pen be-- iwewi T. Clayton'a stwe and Prank Thurston's residence. Reward at acBW »B<|j»a* of 50 »t»amjM ^i-Mirtii Advance office. / tint tm* feTitMoga, up^^ dat* ta- STOCK FOB SALE FOR SALE â€" Bronze Gobbler for sale. â€" Sam Fitssimmons, Flesbsrton. FOR SALEâ€" Two head of cattle, 2 years old. â€" Wm. Carson, Flesherton. FOR SALE. â€" 3-year-oid due to freshen on or about the last' of June. â€" Mrs. Jaa. Genoe, Flesherton FOR SALEâ€" Four Ti]d%ey bensVnd a gobbler. â€" Joseph C. Tfaompaon, Feversbam. FOR S^Eâ€" Grade cow for sale due to fresWen -March 7tb, ten yeara old.â€" W. Walker. Eugenia. FOR SALE^â€" 3 Cows for sale, to freshtn about the last of April.â€" George Johnston, Flesherton. R. R. 11-22. < . «mtf paaeticulmr, mu mmimf oa^ ot tkeM. Good back h^M ••» v- thit tMtm. •»* ctajifNT-M" uwi- mil* 6 ptrfert. Ona^ftfe^^Af* tm^z •caret hardwood \^it»b .-^tai'-Jm^^^ wsdred h^^>.iium]tikm':^ ^^^m •ad baa biriUtott f ox ' civntUiw ' nwded. bsiiludb!^ pMlivy UimmiA> pig pena.; lH^hffAm^ land'aaH^ 4«K Heifer 1 of weeds. Any w"- i iiHiiilii|f •houJd in^tis^ 4X^'-,^.-v-.-.' FA|lNrF(«SA£p , , East half of lot 3 and lot 4. ijfta^^.^ Artemesia, 15a acres, good lw*ft.|wtf: house also jgood orchard, well water, ed, large haSrdwood bosk 15 9«res. â€"NEIL CAMERON, C^laiu VTJ FOR SALE â€" Young sows due to farrow April 30th. â€" John Hatton, R. R. 5» Markdale.- Phone 29 f 2. y FOR SALE or exchange on a young work horse, young pigs, bacon type, ready to wean â€" Herb. Corbett, Proton Station. FOR -SALE â€" Purebred Shorthorn bull one year old; also O.A.C. No. 21 Barley, on lot 2, Con. 9, Osprey. â€" Edgar Betts, Eugenia. CORNER BLOCK FOR 8AL1 C<Hmer block for sale in Flefberu ton, known as the old Richa^^^ block. Reasonable terms. -W. L. WRIGHT. Fleshert*!. House For Sale In Flesherton Frame Hi .story s!jlngle roofed. dwelling with nice large lot and' stable, Apply toâ€" â€" W. A. ARMSTRONG. Flesherton FARM FOB SALE > * « QM EASY TEftM^ SIX HILL STORES If* buy together in order that with a "* '" ''*' *^ com- *" Th« â- "•' ronterially ben- prov-f rei. idually. THE HILL STORE | F. T. HILL & CO., Ltd Markdale, Ontario A Store everyone instinct- ively associates with high quality merchandiie at the fairest possible prices. ® Daily Arrivals of New ring Merchandise to Every Department of this Big Store Social Evening By Sunday School Class of Mr. Findlay T!ie boy;-, of the Intermediate Clasi? iif tk: Presbytcu'ian Sunday school nift at the home of their teacher, T. W . Findlay, on Wjdncsday, March 18 'A'hcrc an enjoyable evening was i.pent in games and progressive cro- hi.nole. Prises uire given which wire won by Master Geo. McMaster and Harold Thompson. During t'r.v cvt-nitiK rt wa.s decided that they I would take orders for flowers for I .Mother '.s Day in aid of the cUlss. j .A.1I enjoyable evening was brought I 10 a close by Mj-s. Findlay serving Uinc!) among which was some hidden nri:;es which we;',' won by Master Vtvr.on .'^tcwart and Jackson Stewart. 1/ Sp id AMiost every day we are placing new lin«s of merchandise in our shelves and on our racks and tables, so that everywhere you turnyoii will find new arrivals of seasonable merchandise. Buy Your Easter Hat Now Only a few weeks and EaBfcr will be here, th? season of the year when mn..<t ladies don thein new hat. Our a.ssortnu-ijt is large. The styles are the newest and prettiest obtainable. We are certain we can save you money on your .Millinery purchases as we have marked our hats at the lowest jtvRslbtfr' margin on cost. We are abo absolutely Hure that most Millinery Departments will ask *^t>ii much higher prices for similar up-to-the-minute crcttions. See our assortments at .♦'S.ti.") and .?l.fl.l / NEW SPRING COATS Attractive Styles Beautiful Cloths Moderate Prices @ % I I Th« New Spring' Coats have arrived, the styles are the newest obtainable, the prices are very moderate. This season, in the matter <rf c«»at purchases, we bought for our five stores at the same Jim*, having the output of aboijt twenty of the best manufacturers' lines assembled together from •'*^'~** *'* made our selection, so if you purchase your new coat here, you are sure of an absolutely fion^t style at a price that represents a nice savmg, $10..'>0 to $37..'>0. but t "'t^o Again We Emphasize the New Spring Shoes Rows are justly proud of our iWw showing of shoes for anv and every member of the family. This three atieally the store with the stock when it come* to a matter of shoes. This store has always enougted for its large assortment of footwear, but never before in our history of merchandising have (over (»bled such a wWe atad varied assortment of what is new and attractive in footwear, and at rotting"*^ **'"' "urprise you because they are so moderate and reasonable for such beautiful high claas and a ^"*' '* would be impossible to describe the many lines we carry in an ordinary sized adver- We aak the privilege of showing you our assfirtmo.it. You will be delighted. ^New Cloth Fabrics for Outer and Under Garments in a Big Range of Materials Th« new fabrka for both ootar and under garmenta are many and embrace a wide range of colors SM wcaVM. Our alMMrfaif of Broadcloth, that popular and nerviceabl« material, so much in vogue •t the moaMnt. for not only Movaca and drataea, but alao for slips and bloomers, ia very complete, and conUlM atripM and plain colors in ainoat all colors imaffimible. Crepes, Voiles and Ginghams will be IMimlar ania this scaaon. oar latest arHrala in thcso cloths arc beautiful in designs and colorings. A Mw fawric. VictorkB Cloth, promises to be mach us«d tor dresses and children's wear, largely tak- iu the place of prinu and other matoriala. Tko dcaigm are n«at. the colors faat. the cloth itaalf is mt vaA vary cloacly woven and Is St Inchas wide and sells st tha popalsr pries of only SS cents per nH. Why not lay in your sopply of thcso aMttrlala and get your s^ing sewing done before the ilfios of Sfiring boose cleaning haa to be attended to. % O s © FOR SALE or EXCHANGEâ€" One purebred Shorthorn bull 12 months. -^ â€" - . -^ , old, Broadhooks family, phone ih-2, > N. E. Baacres of 171, «ajd^ B. Stf'- Feversham.â€" G. II. Burke Eugenia, i *'^®*c d ^Ih. ^ *?* ^4 *°*-" NJB.T. • t «na S.R., Artemesia.. About 40 acres, I - ; â€" â€"- i cleared, balance infiush, about 50 of FOR S.ALE â€" Four cows due March hardwood; about 6 acres of so£t tim- 18, Ilarch 29, May 20 and one fresh; ' ber; 2^ miles from Saiigeen Jtiactio|t all young and in fair condition; also } 't'''^ P'^^'^^ser ^ giv. « good tm- one L'-nder and an aeed horse serv- ® ?. ?'^ ^^^I^ â„¢ ^ Collateral se- one fe..idei and an aged horse, ser^ j cunty, he can buy oa ^a5y terms fef iciable and cheap. â€" Fred Russell, payment. R.R. 2, Flesherton. I ni, x. -^^0- RBTHERFORB. i Phone No. 7 Box 67. Shelburpo BOAR FOR S^^C£. FORV^LE â€" Span of mares rising 3 and 4, ^U matched general pur- pose ;also 2 C^>ws, one due April 20 and the other W May 15. both | jamworth LW for service, 5 mo*. about 4 years otaiUWalter Rwss^M, old, reg. bacon type, on lot 81^ Cot. 1 Flesherton. >^ - f>T»P Tom^.-ei a"' . ' _V u.r».K. lerms fl. Any, sow not- zv-; FOR S.\LEâ€" PurebreJ^-45eg. Short- 1 ^^^^^ ^" ^^ charg^ same as thoas^ horn heifsr, 2-yr. old last ^ne. will i *" ?•>?• Anyone wishing t& leave ifio . bo due to freshen the 15th oKjlaix^h ' f .^L^ charged 25c per day «- and is bred to a first class Aimal. ^^'''zff "^"^ ^^^^^S, Priceville P;,^ .?he is a prize winner; color chVry . ' 7\-'' ' 3wkB- red. â€" W. J.. Meads. Elesherton, \ CLEARING SALE OF POULTRY â€" We have 100 W. Lsghorn hens and ' pullets, 40 B. Rock pullets, 6 S.C.R. ' i BL LL FOR SERVICE Csprey Ciubs Hold A Fine Social Evcninc The Osprey U.F.O. and U.F.W.O. held a social at the home of Fred Spofford on Monday. March IGth, a ^â- ory large crowd being present. Mr. Hawkins paVc n radio concert, which was :»njoycd by all. Contests were provided for the young people. On? (.f the ccnte:-ts was giveu by Mi.>s Coi.ilthaid and the prize was v.oii by Mr. F/obson and Mrs. Coidt- Iiord. .\ second contest by Mr. E. Morrison was won by Mr. Russell Hawton and Miss Ross. The re- mainder cf the evening was spent in addresses, after which lunch was enjoyed by all. Pftrebi-ed Polled Hereford Bull for seiwice. Terms: $1.60, and cows not T T> J 11 t A ,14. i*etuwed will be charged spnio as I. Red pullets and one cockerel, at a rh^-,, â- ?„'*• r, . f"^^ «'- very special price: Leghorn hens ^li'Va/A xl^'f ^^ ^°'"^ ^"^^ *^® each, breeders $2.00, pullets 15 for f»t^«"^^^"™«i here will K> charg. 125.00. Barred Rocks $2 each, ^^A t^'^^'^X'^''^^^:'' '^^^ ^^ ^^^ R^ I. Reds l^^or the ^. O,. ^;-::Z^- '''''' '^ ''^''^' 400-egg Queen hot water nicubator, ' " iryHv\i mtj Vone 150-egg Syphers and on3 oil- . .. . â€" ^""i** ^, MEADS, Prop. burning Wishbone, 1000-chick broo- der, at bargain prices. â€" Karstedt Bros., Priceville. The Loseirs Had To Treat Local crokino'i:- artists entertain- ed their friends from the Springhill Crokin61e Club at the home of Mrs. Alf. Down on Thursday evening last. Th? men with their wives and friends spent an enjoyable evening at their favourite game â€" crokinole at the end of which the visitors were treated to a sumptuous :supper. by the local dub. FOR S.ALE FOR SALEâ€" Farm for sale or rent. â€" F". G. Karstedt, Flesiicrton. FOR SALEâ€" Good sap pan.â€" W^i. S.^mple, Eugenia P.O. County terms tes J. A. CLAI Licensed Auctioneer for Sales" taken on reasonabU and satisfaction guaranteed, may le arrangad at the office, Flesherton, at th? Stani office, Markdale, or by calling on tS at M-nrkdalc. Real estate sold, and exchanged. Farm loans arranii^. J. A. Clarke, Phone 119w, Markdale. Adv UtrSiSiESS CARDS FOR SALE â€" Harness Shop and' stock for sale.iif0. V^ Phillips, Flesh- ' erton, Ont. FOR SALEâ€" Stack of good, clover , Dr. E. G. Murray.^D.S., dent«» hay for sale. â€" W. J. McFadden^ Mark- surgeon, honor graduate of Ionm(a dale P.O. '"] 'and Royal College of Dental Sorxeoaa !«>' Ontario. Gas administered for ; teeth extraction. Office at Testdeae* Toronto Str«tt. Fleiberton. FOR SALE â€" Quantity of large s«ed peas, Cianadian Beauty, fOV'sale. â€"J. K. Hogarth, Proton Station. FOR SALE â€" Bred-to-lay 9. ftpck Dr. A. Ttaralmll, BlA, MA., gtmh Miss L. Bunt Successful At Her School At Toronto \ Special Book of High Grade Wall Papers Wc have had a spccisi book of high grade Wail Papers made up, so that if yea arc looking for a ' I sad strictly high grade paper, wc will take your order for same and have the paper here 4«« iays after the order is given. 8cc this book ; you will be charmed with the beautiful most harmonious Mendinf of colors. . T. HILL & Co., Limited, Markdale »oooelH»eeeooofN»ooeoeeee«»ooeeeeeoel The Toronto Globe of the 18th con- tained an intertBting illustrated jic- .ount of exhibition and sale of han- diwork comnleted by the pupils of Mis."! Lillian Bunt, who is 8tat?d to have the distinction of being the teacher of the ilrst rural auxiliary class in. Ontario. This work was ac- complished in Secord public school, located in York County, just outside Toronto city limits. The articles produced c-mbraced basketrj', knit- ting, weaving, embroider>, plain sewing, stuffed animals, etc.,made of white cotton and was ' produced by pupils ranging from »igbt to four- teen yeai^ of age; and the various specimens were eagerly purch|>wd by the parents and friends of tm pupils in attendance. .The proceeds are to be devoted to purchase records for the school victrola, magaaincs, etc. It is stated that this special instruc- tion so enthusiastically entered Into bv both teacher and pupils, but whets the ajmetite for ordinary elementary studies. egg^ for hatching from GuiW h. Gulp uate from the Faculty of Myij ^^fin^ strains, 5c each.â€" Mrs. Edgar Pat- University of Toronto. Oflieoâ€" Aifk* teerson. r. r. 2, Priceville., pMne sr^son Block, Fiedierton. PboaolB. 22 r 1. ' " "''. '^ . -'- . • ^___... FOR SALEâ€" Brick houK aad two ' **•â- '»«* Artlmr L«dce. S3S. AJT, * lots for sale in Flesherton; also lA- ' ^^' ">««*â-  *» *•>• MssMic haQ. An»* strong Block, tlesherton. averr VM- day OB or before ^ fall moon. G. BORN son and Risch piano in good jhape, 8n<l Chevrolet Car. Apply t4 F. Mathewson or C. N. Richajlsoi, •Fljsherton. ' &**•''/ â-  â€" â€" . Sb â€" fcj Seeds For Sale â€" Coiinnon Rfd and Mammoth Clover. No. 1 home grown Variegated Alfialfa. Grimm's Alfalfa, and Timothy Seed, all gov- ernment standard seeds, aAao a quan- tity of Empire SUte Potatoes. Phone or write for priceoâ€" Earl H. Pricevilb, Ont., Phone S2-l-(. Banks, ^JUL, F. J. Thurston, SSc Lmm • SUMiy. Bsnrktenb SoBdIk ^rs, «i^r^ a. Lmss. K.C; W. »u Henry, ]LA.., CMMs, Msikdsls iMjiMt '^-Tiihir- SiCTTTtsi MISCBLLAMBOtjl NOTICE â€" Cbop^tOK done >0M|r days, Thoradays "iMd Silktardays.â€" Graham Bros.. Enf«nia. Teireid * Best, oiSaNl. ««•., ) Block. 0««iB jhrnd; amm. Bkek, W i»s b Io>>, (Bi^m^ms). P. Tslf««^»^ jr?. P. A^nieu McMA.STER â€" In Flesherton on Saturday. March 2Ut, 18B», to IHr. and Mrs. .las. Mdfaster, a son. \. Bird's Mackinaws, Tweeds and Yams, and Stockinf L«gs, new stock, jost arrivedâ€"^. Alexander, Merchant Tailor, Pefersbam. Wm. Ksittiiv. Umu«4 fbr the eboatiss et Grey Farm and ilbdi sales a T«ra» nodwate., satWWIiMi stiteed. ArralifsmeBts for !inay be made at tbe Adfaqee Su.,^ _ Centra) telepkons dBe«k Kvsliiaaw. sir by addreniai sm at .5 J-