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) Wedensday, May 6, 1925 THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE "ma^^^m . . . Why Ford is the universal quality, car SPORTS LEADERSHIP More Ford Cars are in daily use than the combined totals of all other makes. Sudb leadership could only have been established Dy outstanding quality in the product itself. Ford lead- ership, year after year, proves that Ford has maintain- ed uncompromising quality throughout Ten million owners have accepted the Ford as the world's most practical standard of motor car quality. Eight Good Horsos In Flesherton This Year The first races on the 24th of May are- drawinjj closer and tlie horses in flesherton ha^e been out training on the tacetrack for some days now and are all looking in Ane shape. The local horsemen have rented the agri- cultural grounds and will have the track in first class shape this year. There are eight good horses at the track the bunch being headed with W. W. Trimble's Prairie Thunder which won five firsts, four saconds, 1 third and 1 fourth last year. Tom Fisher has two horses Forward Movement and Peter Abbe, the latter owned by Robt. Fisher, white Pom Pom belonging to Trimblt is' also being trained. Everett Henry has had his Delia H., pacer, training for a couple of weeks and is going fast. oe MacGregor, pacer, owned by Ram- age of Strathavon, is undjr the care of ordon Ager, who is also handliniC Trimble's horses. C. Akins has his Eva Canuck up at the track every evening while Mark Wilson is doing some work with hia little' mare Nellie Burtwood. Flesharton never had so many good race horses in town as are here now and should be on the racing map niore than ever this year. MARKDALE WILL ENTER TEAM IN CENTRE GREY LEAGUE Small Advertisements LOST OR STRAYED i CAME ASTRAYâ€" Black and tan j hound bitchâ€" ^ohn Flynn, Flesherton R.R. FARMS FOR SALE LOSTâ€" Bunrh of keys lost Satur- day night. Contained Ford key No. 52. Finder pleaae leave with 0. W. Phillips, Flesherton. FOUNDâ€" In Flesherton, a sum of moeny. The owner may have it on proving property and paying for this advertisement â€" The Advance office. STOCK FOR SALE FOR SALE â€" Grade Cow 8 years old, due to freshen May 10.â€" Wilfred Magee, Eugenia. Phone Feversham. On the Toronto Line Provincial Highway. Three farms, two of IM acres and one of 60 acres all cleared. First class binldinfs, np to date la every particular. Wili aril any om of theae. Good brick house on on ) >.. the fanna. The stablins for anal- mals is perfect One f^rm has taa I acres hardwood boab and ansthat ,nundred has three acres of timber and has buildinngs for everythins needed, inelnding poultry house »' y# pig pens. No broken land and clear of weeds. \ny person intereta«#. should investigate. -T. J. STINSON. Imy Proton StaUM P.a FOR SALE FOR SALE â€" Fresh lime for sale at onc« Thos. Fenwick, Eugenia. FOR SALE- Ben. McKenzie, -Large R. R. Seed Peas' â€" No 1, Ceylon • 9 • i O s H. DOWN&SONS^ CARS TRUCKS TRACTORS Markdale Baseball Club was or- ganized at a meeting held last week and officers were elected as follows; Hon. Pres., H. H. Lucas; Pres. Wm. Jack-son; Vice President, H. Mc- Inr.is; S«c. Treas. Cecil Love; Execu- tive Com.; officers as above named with H. Tuck and P. Kelly; Grounds Com. T. H. McCauley, T. A. Baker, J. A. Richards. It was decided to enter a team in the Centre Grey League. Basketball Meetini; FOR SALE â€" Farm for sale or rent. â€" F. G. Karstedt, Flesherton. FOR SALE â€" Good seed barley. â€" Jas. Ssrgant, Ceylon. FOR SALE â€" A few bushels of Mammoth clover seed for sale at $20 per bush. G. J. Clarke,Ph. 31r .2-2 EGGS FOR SALEâ€" S. C. Ancona strain of Norman H. Gajnpp and Cecil Sheppard of Berea, Ohio. 13 for fl.OO. John J. Meads, Pricevile. FOR SALE â€" Washing machine, 1000 good wrifiger and tub stand, all in good order. For sale cheap. â€" G. B. Welton, Flesherton. FORD CAR FOR SALE Ford Coupe. 1923 modeS. Good mechanical condition and appearaAce- with five cord tires and oth^p ac- osssories. Price |340. Ford touring- late 1921 completely overhauled, cur- tains open with doors cord tires, shock absorbers aiid other extras |24fi. These cars are real bargains. Must be sold. Phone 2 r 3 â€" 1. â€"A. C. MUIR. Ceylon. FARM FOR SALE Farm of 100 acres, 96 acres cleared to let on shares. Fair buildings, good soil. Also pressed hay and straw, 1 mile south of Wareham. Robt. H. Little, Proton Sta. R. R. No. 2. PROPERTY FOR SALE A re-organization meeting of the town ladies' basgetball club will ha held at the home of Mrs. S. DeCud- more on Friday evening of this week at 8 p.m. All interested are re-' quested to attend. DINDALK BASEBALL TEAM ORGANIZE ; FOR SALE â€" Bred to lay Rock eggs for hatching, 75c. or two settings for $1.25; also pure bred Pekin duck ^eggs 11.00 per doz. â€"Peter Muir, Ceylon, Ont. SIX HILL STORES We buy togMher in order that oar customer* in the lix com- munities majr materially ben- efit individually. F. T. HILL & CO., Ltd Markdale, Ontario THE HILL STORE A Store everyone instinct- ively associates with high quality merchandise at the faireit potsible pricei. Good brick 9-roomed honse on Alice street in Flesherton for'saia; also the Barred furniture, stoves, etc. I wiU be in for 15 Flesherton April 14 to 16. â€" W. A. SINCLAIR, ^«>^ 309- Whitby, Ont. s s S e An Unrivalled Assortment of Seasonable Merchandise CURTAIN MATERIALS FOR ALL TRIMMED MILLINER DIRECT ALL* TYPES OF WINDOWS FROM NEW YORK Our stock of cortan materials is varied indeed and „.. . , .hi .... . . contains a large variety of weaves such as plain """ ^**<^'< we will place m stock a large shipment scrim, fncy colored scrim, marquisettes, both plain "f moBt attractive and moderately priced trimmed and fancy, frilled muxlins, madr.iKes in plain and milliner^, received direct from the largest fashion combination colors muslins in spots and figures of centre on this \:ontinent, namely the city of New unusually fine oualities at prices to suit all, 19c., .. , ,,â-  , . 23c . 25c., 29c. 39c.. 18c.. 50c. and up to S1.2.';.' ^"'^- "«â-  «^»" promise you some real surprises at the popular prices of $2.50, .?3.95, 4.50 and $4.95. MATERIALS FOR OVERDRAPES At the present time much attention is givrci to MENS '^ELT HATS interior window decorations. We have therefore placed in stock many pieces of materials suitable a shipment of Men's New Felt Hats in the cele- for this purpose, such as chintz, madrasses, case- , , . m-rir* raent cloths, English Repps, and various-, other mat- '"â- ;"««' "i l'» and other popular makes in black and erial in a price range from 29c. to $1.75. this spring's fashionable shades. Specially priced $2.95, $3.50 and $5.00. SAMPLE PANELS, 69c. Fringed panels are much in evidence for window >«vim.i,o r^t^^mm ... .. decorations these days. These are a lot of manu- MEN S SOCKS IN A WIDE RANGE facturers samples and come in lengths suitable for fyjc rTtl noc CDPi^iat i xr nn>^*.>^ low windows. The price asked in many cases does ^'^ V-ULi/KS, artUIALLY PRICED not represent a quarter of the original price. If you I can use any of these, this is a genuine bargain tw. is auroiv . «»«.„.. i. i j .. • While they last, each 69 cents. . , ." "^ °*"" *•"" '°''"""* ""^'^'y « much in evidence and is demanded, not only by the HOSIERY OF UNUSUAL BEAUTY l'«ir sex but by boys and men as well :to meet this AND QUALITY demand we have placed in stock a wide range of colors in Lisle, Silk and Wo«l, Silk and Lisle, Cash- Many are the colors of hosiery this season, and mere, etc., both in black and other colors much in to MCet the demand for fashionable, beautiful ba«- H>in»..i Sn^i.ii. «.i- j oe ae <a »> », lery, at moderaU. popular prices, we have assembl- ,*"""''• .,^?***'"'' "'''''' ^^*' *'^'- *^'' ^^^ '^C cd a number of lines in the most popular shade*, *'*•â- â€¢ '"*" »'•*». such as sand, skyn, log cabin, grain, beige, thrash, cork, Bocde, havana, etc^ and have special showings at 7S«. and 98c., and also a good assortment of the GROCERY SPECIALS fciglier pric«i lines at $1.25, $1.50, $1.85 and up **«\vrv.K.i^ • i3rMU\,l/\t^ ♦• ♦*•**• Gergian Bay Tomatoes, 2 tins for ,....S5c. PRINTED SILK SCARVES, 98c f 'r* '^i":!'*'*'" '^• ! "- '" "'• ' Pork and Beans, 3 tins for 25c. Thia ia a line ef ladies' scarves bought much be- A splendid broom, each 49c. tow ht« •rictoal price, aianufactared to sell at $2.00; Glycerine Hand Soap, large sise cake, S f*r .v..»c. very apada| M cents each. Herald brand Salmon 18c.. 2 Una for .._ »5c. MAROCAIN, A NEW DRESS R"PbTr, ja». 4 pound p.ii. :....:.....„ eic. MATERIAL Marocain is a new dreas material of unusual rc<EO beanty and harmenieus blending of colors most suit- „ . j. . . . . •Me fr dreaaea. This is a noanlar material and "'•" ^^ »»«wlredw*ight $1.40 tkcae dress lengtlM arc being picked np quite rapid- Shorla per hundredweight $1.50 ly. Specially priced $1.75 per yard. Large qnantitiea at lower prices. F.T. HILL & Co., Limited, Markdale Geo. Armstrong Elected Manager There was a big attendance at the Dimdalk baseball meeting the other night. The meeting was unanimous In favour of the Centre Grey Baseball League being re-organ!zed and the silvtr cup won by Dundalk two years ago would be put Tip this year -as a trophy to the winning club. The election of officers then took iilace and resulted as follows: Presi- dent, R. G. Hanbury; Vice- President, Dr. C. S. Sudden; Secretary, F. D. Macjntyre; Treasurer, Geo. K. Cassie; Mai;iager, Geo Afmstrong; Man- aging Committee; Dr. H. G. Marshall Hevi Father Callaghan and Dr. T. P, Carter, League Representi'i'sss; Presi- dent R. G. Hanbury and Manager Geo. Armstrong. FOR SALE â€" Litter of registered Scotch Collie pups for sala, $5 to $7. They make A 1 cattle dogs and are very fond of children. Try one â€" H. E. Karstedt, Priceville. FARM FOR SALE Seeds For Sale â€" Common and Mammoth Clover, No. 1 home grown Variegated Alfalfa, Grimm's East half of lot 3 and lot 4, Con. 4, : Artemesia, 150 acres, good bam and i house also good orchard, well water- Red ^^' ^^^Se hardwood bush 15 acres. â€"NEIL CAMERON, Ceylon. Alfalfa, and Timothy Seed, all gov- House Foif Sale In Flesherton emment standard seeds, also a quan- ~ "•"" tity of Empire State Potatoes. Phone ' or write for pricea â€" Earl H. Best, Priceville, Ont., Phone 32-1-5. M I S C E L L ANEO U S Pastilre for cattle for the coming season. Apply to Samuel Thompson, Flesherton. Frame 1% story shingle roofed dwelling with nice la^ge lot and stable. _ Apply to â€" -'â€" -W' A. ARMSTRONG. Flesherton FARM FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS. N- E. 50 acres of 171, and N. E. 60 1 «"«s of 172, in the 2nd con. NET NOTICE â€" Chopping done Tues- ; and S.R., Artemesia. About 40 acrw days. Thursdays and Saturdays.â€" 'cleared, balance in bush, about 50 of NOTICE â€" BASEBALL MEETING A: basebal meeting will be held in the 'town hall to-night at 8 o'clock sharp for the purpose of organizing a team to be put into tho Centre Grey League. â€" WM. TURNEY, Secretary. Social Gatherings Lome Lodge A.F.&A.M., Shelbume, had its oft'icial visit from the D.D.G. of this district, Rt. Wor. Bro. Sam Patterson, who was making his offi- cial visit to his home ladge. Those who went from Prince Arthur Lodge were W. G. Watson, Jos. Corkill, G. E. Banks, W. A. Hawken, G. Mitchell, A. Down, W. E. Cun-an and F. J. Thurston. A most enjoyable even- ing was spent tha Shelbume boys proving themselves perfect hosts. Graham Bros., Eugenia. NOTICEâ€" Will the person who bor- rowed my wire fence sti^tchers last fall please return them. â€" Frank W. Duncan, Flesherton. For Rent â€" 100 ^cres of fine cattle pasture. Grass ajready in good ' condition, cattle only. Wm. Hales, { Proton Sta.. Ont. . hardwood; about 5 acres of soft tim- ' rfi ^ "* ,** ^''"» Saugeen Junction if the purchaser can giv a good un- enchmbered farm in as collateral se- cunty, he can buy ou easy terms of payment. 1 Pi,A XT "~f^^- RUTHERFORD, ' Phone No. 7 Box 67, Shelbume Five town citizens attended the TO RENTâ€" Lots 134-135, east back line, Artemesia, 100 acr>js, belonging to Mrs. W. J. Lever. Apply to Fred Brown, Flesherton. N PASTURE FOR RENTâ€" 50 acres of pasture for rent, good grass and! lots of water, on lot 6 and 7, 2nd ' Con. N. b. R., Artemesia. â€" Archie Conkey, Ceylon. i BOAR FOR SERVICE. Tamworth Boar for service, 5 mos. old, reg. bacon type, on lot 31, Con. t O.D.R. Terms |1. Any sow not r». turned will he charged same as those in pig. Anyone wishing to leave the sow will be charged 25c per day ex- tra-JOHN MEADS, Priceville P O RR.3. 3^^ BUSINESS CARDS PROPERTY FOR SALE i ^'- ^- J^* Murray, L.D.S., dental IN FLESHERTON '"^'O"' honor graduate of Toront* »"° Koyal College of Dental Surgeona Handsome bungalow residence on **' Ontario. Gas administered for Toronto Street, Flesherton, brick and teeth extraction. Office at residene* 'shihgle construction, containing living , Toronto Stret, Flesherton. room, dining room and lytchen with ; . ^ ^^ Owen Sound Board of Trade banquet ; Jtationary cupboard on the ground ' „, . _, TTT ^ floor; upstairs, three bedrooms with) "t' A. Tambnil, B.A., M.B., nmd< at the Y.M.C.A. there upon th>5 arriv- al of the Walkerton train's inaug^ura- tion of a new service to Owen Sound in the afternoon. Th'ose who attend- ed yfere: â€" G. B. Welton, Jas. Stoswart F. Finder, W. J. Meads, reeve «f Flesherton, and F. J. Thurston. FLESHERTON AND DOUGLAS STREET METHODIST IN FINALS Debftte To Take Place In Markdale On t8th af May. Oratarical Contest. Tl^e final debate of the Owen Sound Distinct Debating League will be held in Markdale on May 28th, to decide the winner for the posession of the silvA shield. Flesherton, the final- ist tor the Southern Division of the district wil 1 meet Doi/glas Street }f'2i\ of Owen Sound. The aabject is nM yet announced but will be made known very soon. The sam^ even- ing an oratorical contest for the Dist^ct Chanifiionship will take platfj, and it is expected that both of these will prove profitable as well as en- joyable for alt interested. Flesher- ton is represented in the oriition con- test and will make a bid to win both of these events. large closets attached, also bathroom r uate from the Faculty of Madiel*^ oak floors throughout, all Iveautifully Universitv of Tnm.,»- nm ^^V* finished; 8 ft. verandah, pipeless fur- „"?.«« iJf t m v "' O"**-â„¢**- n'ace, wired for electric light; ceUar â- â„¢*°'' *'<>«*> Flesherton. Phona 8S. size of house, containing cistern and . â-  __^ hard water pump. New house never Prmee Xrthnr i ^^^ ••• i <â-  > been occupied and sits on a double * M ^r^ I „ *•' *"' ^'- * lot, including a good garden. Apply \ '*•"•• "**" »" the Masonic hall, Am- to W. H. BUNT. Flesherton. < "t"")? Block. Flesherton. vntr WH- BABN FOR SALE We offer far immediate sale the "Munshaw Hotel" Bam, Flesherton, Sise of bam, 48x70. high. Anyone bam will do well as it was constructed with the bCst of timber. â€" D. IMcTavisk A Son, FIcahertan. DEPENDABLE AuctJoiieer Service day on or before the full moon. Banks. W.M., F. J. Thurston, Sm. a a â- ,» nâ€" . ,o ,. i *â- â- *•• * â- â€¢â- '». Barristwrs, SOUt^ 8x70. Posts 18 ft, ars. etc â€"I B T hm. » *» . wiT intending baihUng a ^T;â„¢ « a Am^ ^Ct" I f* *" I to se* tkia one first °f"7' f^^' 0««««. Markdala Vami Block, Phono 2. Branch eflhw at DundaBt and Durham. I Telford * BinUa, Barristm, â- Â»Â«. Icitors, etc.. OOcesâ€" Gray aid Bnw Block, Owen Sound; Standnd BUk Block, rtesherton, (Saturdays). W. P. Telford Jr., *. F. P. Sinls, When an auctioneer travels over more than one section of tl* County j '~Z. ^ ' he can make you a better sale hecanse . *" "•"*"*. Liceasod â€" the scop* of acquaintance and confi- t^ "' ««»"*»«• »' Grey and d«nce is correspondmgly increased. . l""" ""^ . •*<*'' •*••• • »P«Wlir. List your Pure Bred or Farm Stock ^JT "»®°«™t*. Mttefaetioa Sale with me and be assured of the â- "***°- Arrmngementa for â€" benefit of a life exjwrience itl<v« "•'^, "»™ •» the AdrMieo oAw^ w these lines. Terms moderate. tT^i ]?^!!!!" * °***^ '*»W*«^ J. 8. SHBPHERDSOlf, Markdale ** *~^ "* ** i â- - i