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THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE Percy Kelly, a farmer residing on the Mohtiwk road, ncftr Brautfurd died from the effecta of Rtriking his head â- while diving in the river near his home. Roy Loney a young BeUeviUe man, w«8 severely injured when he fell from a scaffold where he was working on the construction of a house at Pointe Anne. Meaford'8 old fire engine is to be Bold for scrap. Notes On Baseball Jacob Levine, formerly of -Dur-j Vandeleur lost their Centre Grey ham died at Mt. Forest recently, ag;e< UafeUe game in Dundalk on Thurs- 58 years. ' day afternoon or last week 17-4. The Vans were not able to field a full J(hn McGiHivray of Port Elgin was jj.,,,,,_ ^„j ^^ q Beaton, of Markdale completely buried by a cave in of',,,,,) q Akins of Flesheiton were the Kt-.vei, but was out,' from his pre-^„„^gj ^^ pi„y ^^ith tnem. Jicament quickly.. Bejiides being' bruised, it was found that his logs were broken between the ankle and knee. PHICEVILLE Flesherton goes to Uundalk this Thursday afternoon, full of pep I to trim up Dundalk's hopefulls in their league game. We need this . game to tie up the leadership of ! first place with Dundalk. Out of jnine games played this year Flesh- I ( rton has won six and lost three games, two wins and one defeat with 1 Dundalk! A big^rowd is expected from Flesherton and vicinity to cheer ) the boys along. The local outfit played with Van- deleur at the celebration there and were victorB in a nine inning struggle j 7 â€" 3. This looks easy in compar- jison with Dundalk's 17 â€" 4 victory, j but Vandeleur were no weaklings on j Monday with Warling, Graham etc. in the lineup. Good music for your children "To give your children the benefit of the world's best music, you need a Victrola and "His Master's Voice"-Victor records. Many parents have made home more attractive to the children, with a Victrola. It is proving both an entertainment and an edu cation for the y oung. We can supply you with the Victrola you want for your home. Easy payment plaji if you prefer. ^ r W. A. Armstrong & Son FLESHERTON New interest is being taken in the girls Softball games this year and I lately the Flesherton ladies' team has won a number of victories At 1 Vandeleur on Monday, they trimmed Markdale 34â€"4 and won from Kim- I berley in the play off 28â€"0 in a reg- i ular hitting spree. The girls playj in a tournament at Maxwell on Aug- ust 13th, when they meet Shrigley ! in the first game. The local ball team were beaten in Markdale on Wednesday last, when Rocklyn took their measure 4â€"1: The locals were without Boyd and ' Hutton or would have made it a real contest. Alcox, however pitched real ball all the way, but it was the lack of batting strength which cost the game. Support your team on Thursday. I Howard Hooey was convicted at Owen Sound for being in an intox- icated condition and was fined $10 and costs or one month in jail He could not pay the amount of $18.95 so took the jail sentence. Mr. Findlay McPhail and daughter, D()lia, of Toronto spent the week end and holiday with friends here. Mrs. Johnston (nee Muriel Hender- son) of Toronto visited for a few days at Mr. Elmer Watson's. Miss Olive McLean of Toronto is spending her vacation with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. G. McLean. Miss Sad*ie McKinnon of Toronto is spending her holidays at her home here. Mr^ Gordon McLean, Niagara Falls, is holidaying at his home ons^the north' line aUMr. H. R. McLean's. Mrs. A. B. McDonald is spending a couple of weeks with her daughter, Leone, in Toronto. Misses Madge and Viola Stafford have returned home from Williams- ford, where they visited their grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Heimbecker. Miss Isabella McRae of Toronto is visiting her uncle, Mr. D. Sinclair,N.L. Mr. and Mrs. Watson and children of Toronto are visitors at Mr. J. S. McDermid's. Mrs. Bradley of Toronto visited at Mr. Wm. Mather's last week. Mr. Robert McKechnie and son, Donald, of Rochester, and Mr. G. L. Watson of Owen Sound were visitors at W. G. Watson's over the holiday. Mrs. Thos. Shortreed and little grandson of Gait are visiting at Mr. Robt. Shortreed's. Mr. John McDougall of London is sending a few days at his cousin's, Mr. Donald McDougall, S.L.G. Misses Nellie McLean came home from Toronto to spend the week end and holiday at her home here. ^ t)r. and Mrs. 0. E. Carr hav?^ re- turned home from a two weeks' holi- day. Rev. Thos. McGillicudy of Toronto preached to the Presbyterian congre- gation on Sunday in the absence of the pastor, Mr. Sutherland. Mr. Chas. McLean, Mrs. A. Saulter and Mrs. S. Mortimer motored from Shelbume on Sunday last and will spend a few weeks here. Small Advertisements LOSX OR STRAYED FOUND â€" At Ceylo„, on 12th July sum of money. Owner claim prop, at C. P. R, station and pay expenses. FARMS FOR SALE HEIFER STRAYED â€" Came to the premises of James McKenzie, Lot. 12 con, 13. Osprey, about July 15th, of these. yearling heifer. Owner claim prop- the farms. erty and pay alt expenses. mala is perfect {acres hardwood pay all expenses. LOST â€" Smiu boy's coat between Hoy's Corner and Flesherton. Finder please return to Alex. English, Rock Mills. LOST^ â€" Taken from the ^Presbyter- ian church shed on Thursday, July 9th light overcoat. The person who took the coat is requested to leave it at The Advance office and save fur- ther trouble. Ou the Toronto Line Provinciate Highway. Three farms, two of 180< acres and one of 50 acres all cleared First class bi<ildings, up to date ir every particular. Wili srll any ci» Good brick house on om «.. The stabling for ami!* One fvrm has toi , -- bush and anotlxr reefer nnndred has three acres of timbw^ and has buildinngs for everything needed, including poultry house aa^ pig pens. No broken land and ele«T of weeds. Any person interetaa# shoukl investigate. -T. J. STINSON. Imy Proton SUtion P.a RESIDENCE FOR SALE FOR SALE I I FC« SALE â€" Black currants for sale. â€" Mrs. S. Roy, Flesherton. FOR SALE â€" Pair of steel ti-ucks for sale. â€" W. M. Frooks, Priceville. FOR SALEâ€" On Ford Touring car, a bargain for quick sale. â€" T. W". Findlay, Flesherton. FOR SALE â€" Cream Separator for and repairs. See W. A. Hawkens, dealer, Flesherton. DOG FOR SALE â€" Black and tan hound for sale, trained on deer. For quick sale at this office. The property ot Mr. Roy K. Gibson' situated in the village of Ceylon. BoiW ings in first class shape, good cellar,, electric lights, cistern, etc. Will ht sold for cash or small payment down- with easy terms. Full particulars from S. E. de Cud- more, phone 24-4, Flesherton. • Piano For Sale Piano for sale at a bargain. Beau^ tiful upright piano, only used a fe\r months. Must be sold by July Slst^ to close an estate. Piano like new" and guaranteed by Heintzman. Two- years terms will be given. Apply at once to Nelson Yost, Hanover. FOR SALE â€" Two Mowers good as new, one 6-foot cut the other 5%-ft. cut.â€" H. Down 4 Sons, Flesherton. Fall term opens Sept Ist. ELLIOTT. FOR SALE â€" 1 top buggy in good condition. Must be sold to wind : up estate. Apply to Thompson! Davidson, Feversham. F T. HILL & CO.. Ltd 8TH LINE, OSPREY SIX HILL STORES We buy together inorderthat ••r customers in the um. com- munities may materially ben- efit individually. Markdale, Ontario THE HILL STORE A Store everyone instinct- ively associates with high quality merchandise at the faireit potsibin prices. More Specials A Final Clearance of Spring and Surnnier Millinery at Half Price It in positively ridiculous to sell such hisrh class miUinery at such a big discount, but out it must go regardless of what it cost. This is the final clear- ance of what we have left,. and indeed there are many beautiful creations among them. It would cer- tainly pay you to buy one of these for next year's wear. This is your last chance to buy at these prices. Remember low priced hi"h class millinery selling at Half Price. Fancy Embroidered Crepe, reg $L75 Selling at $1.25 This is a most attractive cloth am! comes in six of the season's newest shades. It was purchased at a special price, hence the reason it ca/i be sold at such a reasonable price. If bought at regular wholesale price, the price would hove been $1.75. Special July Price $1.25. Fancy French Voiles, reg. $1.75 for $1.25 3 colorings in a fancy French Voile placed on sale at the above special price. Regular $1.7.'i. Spe- cial July Price $1.2.'i. CoraeU, Special 98c. 60 corsets in white and pink. Regular $1.2B. Special July Price 98c. Long Silk Gloves at $L75 a pair This is an exceptionally low price on such a good guality long silk gloves. They come in white, black, nude, and i>earl. Very Special $1.75 a pair. White Silk Hose The demand for white silk hose has been very great. As a consetiuence they are very scarce at the present time. We have a gtKid asRortmcnt at the popular prices of iiKc. and $IJiO a pair. Special Brassieres at 49c. Brassieres are very popular at the moment. This is a very special line in fancy pink coutil with insets of elastic. Jnly Special Price 49c. a pair. Ladies' Crepe Gowns 89c. .16 only l4jdie«' Fancy Crepe Oownfi to be sold at a very spe<'isl price. Could hardly purchase the material for this. Very special «»c. esrh. Ladies' Blue Bird Crepe Gowns $1.49 30 only Ladies' gowns to be cleared at a lower price ban regular. Regular $1.75. Special $1.49c. a garment. Ladies' House Dresses, New Style Fancy Stripe 4 dozen ladles' House Dresses made from a fancy stripe material which resembles broadcloth. The colors, patterns, mnterial and style are abso- lutely new. Very special $2.95. Table of Half Price Materiaal Will Be Kept Well Filled With Additional Clear- ing Lines During This Week Car Loal of St. Lawrence Sugar Expect- ed this Week. Get our Pricti Grocery Specials Corn Flakes lOc. package Shredded Wheat 2 for 25e. Tomatoes 2 tins for .%c. Peas 15c. a tin. Corn 16c. a tin A good salmon, large tins 2 for 35c. Thompson's SeHless Raisins 2 lbs for 25c. An excellent mixed tea, special 2 lbs $1.25 Glycerine Soap, special sized cake 3 for 25c. Pork and beans, 2H tb tin, regular 35c for 25c. Jello, 3 packages for 26c. Fi«8, 3 lbs. for 25c. Certo H5e. Brooms, special 49c Binder Twine "Gilt Edge" and "Gold Leaf" Binder Twine ha* been tested for years and the universal verdict is that it is a twinr of superior tiuality, smooth run- ning and free from lump>i. I^'r carry this in both the large and smaller balls (iet our prices as we vaVf you money. Hay Fork Ropes, Pulleys, Etc- A big stock of best quality Hay Fork Ropes. Pulleys etc. at prices you will be pleased to pay. • • • On Thursday, July 24th, about twenty-five members of the Osprey U.F.W.O. made their yearly visit to the House of Refuge, Markdale They held a short service in the ser- vice room, consisting of singing hymns, Scripture reading, a solo by Miss Coulthard, and Mrs. Smith closed with prayer. The women talked with the ladies while some of the girls pre- pared lunch in the dining rooms for both men and women, after which all left for their homes with the hope to be able to return in the near future to see them again, as it helps to pass the time for them. Mrs. Really and daughter are visit' ing with the former's sister-in-law, Mrs. Coulthard. Mr. Will SpoiTord and niece, Miss Spofford, visited at Fred SpoflPord's last week. Misses Krhy nad Miss Burns visit- ed at Mr.. Murphy's and Mr. Ed. Madden's recently. Mr". John Fenwick visited his moth- er, and we are sorry to report her not any better. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hopper and family, accompanie(^ by Miss Gamey, visited at Mr. Snofford's and remain ed a few days. For Sale â€" 1 set of blacksmith's tools. 2 set of harness, dry lumber and wagon. â€"A. Smith, Eugenia. 4» SHINGLES FOR SALE â€" Apply to Tom Harrison, R. R. No. 1, Vamey, 4 miles south west of Priceville. Young and Alexander Sts. Toronto Every graduate of the last fifteen months has secured employment. Catalogue free. W. J. ELLIOTT. PrincipaL Spring Term Opens Monday at the (3?/^/^^^ M I S C E L L ANEO U S NOTICE â€" Chopping done on Sat. only. â€" Graham Bros.. Eugenia. Board for students â€" High school pupils to board or room, opposite the high school. â€" Mrs. Ed. Best, Flesh- erton. OWEN SOUND Individual Instruction Business Shorthand and PreparatMjr Courses. Catalogue ..Free. C. A. Fleming. F.C .A. G. D. Flenhir, FARM FOR SALE I ON EAST TERM& N. E. 50 acres of 171, and N. E. 60 j acres of 172, in the 2nd con. N.E.T. ! and S.R., Artemesia. About 40 acns PASTURE-Cattle wanted for Pas- , ^r^^^'^Jf '--,-5 ^ about^5yt ture at once on the Lever farm. For ber; 2% miles from Saugeen JunctioD particulars apply to Fred Brown, If the purchaser can giv a good un- encumbered farm in as collateral â- Â»â-  NOTICE â€" Trespassing forbidden on lots 159, 160, and 161, 2nd range, W. T. S. R. Station. curity, he can buy on easy terma e< payment. .,y N. Archibald, Proton p^one No"?^^' ^^o'^.^Sj J. E. Muir Fined $60 BULL FOR SERVICE Purebred Shorthorn bull for ser- vice on lot 40. Con. 8, Artemesia.â€" Chas. Hanley, Eugenia P.O. BOAR FOR SERVICE. A MACADAM ROADWAY The Law Construction Co., Yonge Street Arcade, Toronto, has been awarded the contract of paving a portion of the provincHal (higkKvsj/ from Melancthon sideroad six miles north. The new roadway will be waterbound macadam. The Co will E. Muir, a resident of Ceylon, was summonsed to appear in court here Wednesday afternoon on a B. O. T. A. charge, but chose to plead guilty and appeared before Magistrate Tamworth Loar for service 6 moei Creasor in Owen Sound, last Wednes-i old, reg. bacon type, on lot 31 Con. 1 day morning. Muir pleaded guilty . O.DJI. Terms $1. Any aow'not i». to the charge of having liquor in his ^ turned will be charged aame as thoM possession at a ball game at Van- 1 in pig. Anyone wishing to leave ihs deleur, and was fined $50 and costis, amounting to $60.S5. Swat the Rooeten^ ^ When the last lot of hatching eggs has been delivered the male Wrds should be removed from the Hock, disposed of, or kept by themaelves. Fertile eggs are an uneertata article sow will be charged 26c per day tra-^OHN MEADS, Priceville P. 0- R. R. 3. 8,rt. BUSINESS CARDS be the produetion ot infertile eggs open a quarry at Corbetton for crush- (or domootle use. Oerm development ing 36,000 tons of stone, and will i ^W' â- *•»'* '» » fertile egg at aay tem- require quite a number of good men I ?!!***"*. *!^Z* .'5 **«r*^ '>'»'«.•» and some teams. An office is also Dr. E. C Murray, L.D.S., dental surgeon, honor graduate of Tonnto In warm weather, so the aim should 1*"° **y*' Colleee of Dental SnrfMM «* OnUrio. Gas administvnd tm , teeth extraction. Oflee at nddaiMM Toronto Stret. Flesherton. being onen^d at Corbetton on the Vance property and any laborers who are interested might apply to the Engineer in charge about the 7th of this month. F. T. HILL <& Co., Limited, Markdale »0«N»« Seized with cramp while bathing in a small pond on the farm of D.W. Clark. West Oxford. Albert Hocking, an English lad, employed by Frank Way of the same district, was drown- ed. Nine buildings on tKe main street of Athens, near Brockville, were wip- ed out by fire, which originated in the bakery of William Coons. The loss is estimated at $100,000. 1 In the races on Monday at the Mc- Lauchlan Driving Park, Owen Sound, Everett Henry's Delia H. won .Ird money in the 2.30 trot or pace, the purse being $300. Claude Akins' Eva ("rtnuck won 2nd money in the named race for trotters only, for a purse of $250, with Mark Wilson's Nellie Burt- wood fourth. Quite a number from here motored up and attended the ev- ents and report good races. belt. At low temperature the de- velopment of the germ is very slow. . . .. ^- »'• A. Tnrabnll. B>A.. ILB, ,»«. but jt may reach a point tn embryo ,nate from the Faculty of ModkbM. development where decomposition Is University of Toronta 0««»-jSa. likely to set In and thereby produce i,«i,„„ i»L.v wi v^ ^^^^T a condition not desired. Any f»etor j*"""" "»«*• Flesherton. nuMI $1 likely to cause spoilage In \«gs will I ~- â€" â€" be more seHous tn the fertile eggt ' Prhwe Arthur Lodie. SSS. AP * removal of the males U the one euro . ' "''**• P>e«»»«t6n, vnK$ »«. .£. $te- I °^ *"» «"" before the full mooa. ^ way of preventing trouble, venson, Dept. o( BzteaaioB, 0. A. a Banks. W.M., F. J. Thurston, 8«c. CMttat Md e( AM*. These peats quickly dla*ppe«r It whole elovee are apclnklod on the pantry shelve* or any place that tlie anU frequent. This remedy l« «alek, elean and aortata. flefHirMe Coekerela and Pullet*. Remove the young cockerels from the flock as soon as the sexes can be determined. The male birds being heavier and stronger crowd the pul- lets away from the teed and water, and thereby delay the development of the pullet Bock. Young male birds should be marketed as soon as they reacn the broiler stage. Any young male birds saved tor breeding pur- poses should be reared on the image by thenaeelvjis.. I Loess * Henry. Barristsra. IIiHiiH srs, etc.,â€" I. B. Lncaa. K.C. ; W. Bi : Henry, B.A. Offices. MatUala $i(c$|p Block, Phone 2. Branch oflMlf'al I Dundalk and Dnrham. ' Telford « Bimle. Barristan. laM. citors, etc., Offlcee â€" Grey aad Block, Owen Sound; Standard Block. Flesherton. (Satordaya), 1|> , P. Telford Jr.. J. P. P. Bimia. ! Wm. Kaittittg. Liceiiseii AoctiaasMr for the counties of Grey and Smsaa Farm and stock sales a ^odaMf; Terms moderate., satisfactioa fssf anteed. Arrangements tor 4bI« may be made at the Advanea aA«l^ at Central telephona efllea, ff Iqr addrai^ag aM at : ESSJUJVS. â- '«?♦-;.**