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â- WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1926. THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE Macphail Meetings t The following meetings will be address- ed by Miss Agnes Macphail: Chatsworth August 3 Portlaw, August 4 Ayton, August 2 Lamlash, August 6 6 miles north of Elmwood, Aug. 5 BASEBALL in Dundalk Thuf. July 29 FLESHERTON ^ VS DUNDALK Flesherton has to win this game to stay in the running for the championship. The Dnndalk club are out to hang up a victory. 'Twill be a merry struggle all the way. Game called at 3.30- sharp ADMISSION : 25 and 15 cents Flesherton 9, Markdale 8 StronK defensive playiiiK wan the bite factor on Thursday, when the Flesherton Grey sfiueezed out a 'J â€" (5 victory in one of the bejt ganrtes witnessed this year. Kitchen allow- ed ju.it Kir hits, while White handed out just five, but the strong support ' ijiven the local hurler was responsible tor Markdalc's defeat. The g&me was late in starting, be- ing postponed until five o'clock on ac- count of wet grounds, but when start- ed, it was a "dinger." The redmen scored two runs in the first inning, when Beard and Noble scored on White's timely double. Kitchen tightened up, and nary a run did the visitors get until the 8th. White struck out Thurston, C. Betts and Kitchen in order, in the first innings. Akins was passed to open the 2nd, Muir singled, McTavish sac- rificed Akins home, Muir acored on a passed ball, F. Betts and Sparks , struck out. In the 3rd Thurston got first on a passed ball, C. Betts ."(acrificed, Thurston scored on a pass- ed ball and KiU'hen fanned. In the 4th Akins singled and stole home on Bowler's error, Muir, McTavish, F. Betts struck out. In the 5th, Sparks reached first on a passed ball, Wauch- ope S.O., Thurston got first on Oli- ver's error, Sj^arks .scored, C. Betts S.O., Thurston scored on a passed ball and Kitchen was out to first. Neither side scored in the 6th and 7th. In the 8th Markdale tallied four runs, Beard was out, Wauchope to 1st, Smith hit by ball, Noble struck out. H. White was safe on C. Betts' error Smith scoring on the same. C. White singled, H. White scoring, Ol- iver singled, Dennison doubled, scor- ing C. White and Oliver. Armstrong ; was an easy out. Score tied G â€" 6. ; In Flesherton's half. Kitchen was safe 'on Beard's muff, Akins out at 1st, Muir safe on Smith's error. Kitchen scored on pitcher's overthrow, Mc- Tavish sacrificed, F. Belt's tripled scoring Muir, Sparks doubled scor- nig F. Betts, Wauchojie out at 1st. In ! the !»th, Markdale were retired with- I out tallying . I Score: 9 â€" 6. 1 Batteries â€" Wliite an<f. Beard and I Noble. I Flesherton â€" Kitchen ami Akins. Umpire â€" G. A. Dundas, Markdale. LICENSES FOR ALL HUNTERS will give them a strong hold on thej coveted cup and a right t'j compete in the play-offs. If you have room for Hunters will be required to procure a passenger or two ask some of yourKju,, licenses before being allowed to friends. -• /^_.-_! *_ --..- ^.l:.. ioil thereof was hunting such animals or birds. Will the younR man who takes carry weapons in OnUrio forests this j^j^^ along the curb In fro^ of iyear, acordmg to amendments made ;â- ,„ „u,,„u ...„,„ c..„,i.,, \,:_i,l .« by the Ontario Legislature to the On- ' .'^;/i'""l l\?/„S""1«L "I'l'l*, .? 'Harv" White, the young Markdale by the Ontario Legislature w me "â- â- - \„„:f for his best irirl nUaoP h^nrl hm Markdale twirler, gave the fans an ex., Urio Game and Fisheries Act. The Taf a miJite in\hU^tecUoS^" Go - hibition of what control will do in a amendment stipulates that every real- """ He seldom ball game. He seldom "grooved" the dent of Ontario not under 15 years of «'P Ifnmftigatld n^Lance you ar^ ball, cut the comers closely and only age must be licensed before he is al- «^j thT gW who wtlf rUrmlt her- issued two passes, both of these gifts ' owed the use of firearms for hunt- *"^, to be oicked ud bv v^u^n front going to Akins in the 2nd and 6th in- , ing purposes. A -fee of $1.76 will 'fa church is wanting in self res- nings. White is credited with twelve ' be charged for the necessary license ^^ * Whv d«^*t vm, -^„ t' w strikeouts, and repeated the -lerform- . together with a nominal charge of 25 P^"" „ „T*"/t„'^"\)'°JJ, '*}, !?^ .^ ance agaiAst Kimberley on Monday. , cents for the issuing of the same. Non ' Kp^l" hl'^rfuHnJ th/ «™on «n^ '.residents shal Inot hunt kill, wound Z'*^"'^ *}^! '^""""^ the semon. and Flesherton batters had five hits to I or de^fov anv anini^l or bird or i learn wisdom and take her home in a their credit while Markdale had 6. jcar^' or use a firearm except under j respectable manner. Do you know the authority of a license, another what you look like ranged along the «ir^*nâ„¢*.tt**^^;^ ^^ •" ^""''Hcurb stone? You look like a lot of and prosecutions the posession of any , ., _, , , t firearm or gun shall be prima facie c'o^s on a fence rail. That's what evidence that the person In possess- you look like â€" Mitchell Advocate. WauchopeV wdfk i around second base reminds one of old John Dow on the war path! His pick-ups and throws were sensational and he ac- cepted seven chances without an error. Markdale took third place in the League race on Monday when they beat Kimberley 9-7 in a closely con- tested game. The locals have been â-  j/^-actisIng faithfully for the past three weeks and are ,'up and. ready" for what may come. STANDING OF LEAGUE Small Advertisements To Won Lost play Dundalk 5 Flesehrton 3 2 Markdale 2 3 Kimberley 1 3 V'andeleur 1 4 3 3 3 4 3 p.c. .600 .600 .400 .250 .200 FEVERSHAM LOST AND FOUND j LOSTâ€" Lady's Wedding ring. The i Finder leave at The Advance Office, or Maxwell Post Office and greatly \ oblige. I FOUND â€" A sum of money on Flesherton St., Thursday, J'uly 22nd. : penses. Apply to Jos. Duncan, Flesh- Owner prove the same and pay ex- • 'erton. t BOAR FOR SERVICE Tamworth boar fo(r service. No. 2-16,816, on Lot 146â€"147, 3rd range â€" L. MEGGOTT, Apr. 27. Flesherton BOAR FOR SERVICB FOR SALE FOR SALEâ€" Fresh lime for saleâ€" Wm. Blakey, Portlaw. No. 92-77530. Also a younc Torlh shiro pigr> both bacon typ« for serriei on lot 176. N.W. T. & S.R., Termsâ€" 11.00, â€" T, J. STINSON. BOAR FOR SERVICE GAMES NEAR AT HAND July 20thâ€" Flesherton at Dwidalk. July 2yth â€" \'ande!(.'U>- at Kimberley. August I â€" Markdale at Dundalk. .-Vugust S â€" Vandoloui' at Flcj?lierton. Tlio lo^ls play a Markdale-Vande- leur toani at the Vandeloin- celebj'a- tion on Civic Holiday, Augu.«t 2nd. The local officers are asking for the fans' support at the ball game at Dmuialk on Thur.-day ai'tern.oon. W. Moore's bu.s will make the trip at a I'lat rate, and all wishinc: to co should communicate with Mr. Moore by Thi;r.^dav noon. A win for the locals The long wished for rain came last xyeek and though a little latte for the hay, still there will be a fair crop. The oats are coming into head, a little short in the straw, but every prospc.'ct for splendid grain. Fall wheat is changing and wU be a good crop. Air. Jas. Long and Mrs. Geo. Wrghi both Of the suburbs have their new' barns about completed. Mr. JohnMc- Donald of Flesherton had the contract i and has ru.;hod his work through i;'. good style. E. J. Col<iuette is able to be around again after a bad attack of Erysipelis in his face. Jlisses Ruby, Blanche and Henderson visited with friends in i Toronto la- 1 week. FOR SALE â€" Rubber tire "buggy Mrs. R. J. W;iteoak IS visiting with I, , , -»r * r> * her mother in Collingwood. j ^ ^^ f^^ "^^^^^'^ new.-Mrs. A. Best, Mr.:. Howard McGee is visiting with ] Flesherton, Ont. her uncle's Messrs Harvey and Thos. Perigoe in Toronto FOR SALE â€" Baby Buggy for sale cheap. Phone 44 r 4, Flesherton. " FOR SALEâ€" Building lot for sale in the village of Flesherton, half ac- re, opposite the high school. â€" Mrs. Ellen Parker, Flesherton. I FOR SALE â€" Black currants for sale. â€" Apply to Mrs. Harmon Radley, Flesherton. FOR SALE â€" House and lot^ for sale; large house with one and a half , teed Givia ' acres of land. â€" John Wright, Town. ' j Registered Yorkshire Boar for ser- j vice.^Edgely Bright Vim, No. 99,99* I â€" Property of Saugeen Bacon Hoff jClub. Terms $1.00. j â€" C. HINDLE, I Proton Station. jLots 168-9, 3rd W.T.S.R., Artemesia. GEO E., DUNCAN DUNDALK I LrCENSED AUCTIONEER j For the county of Grey. Reason- iable terms. Satisfaction guaran- Datos made at this office. JERSEY BULL FOR SERVICE J E/aiEsaisia'sia'a'ffifijBSMBa's.'EMaHaMaiBJSEjafaM^^ uaiBiajajS.'siarHiaisMSjSiSfafaMSii \ SIX HILL STORES We buy together in order that our oustomers in the liz com- munities may materially ben- efit individually. T. HILL & CO, Ltd Markdale, Ontario Mr. Emerson Osborne v. ife and baby of Hamilton, vi.sited with his lather, and brother Harold here last week. Mrs. Vvni. Davidson of CoUingwood visited with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Conron. Mis. I'ostev Heron and daughter Etta of Ogama, Sask, are viciting -with the former's brother i Mr. J. A. _ M\ Kernahan. THE HILL STORE I ! ^^^^- J- '^^'- J'^hnstun .ind lady Ifiiend of CoUingwood tallud on Mrs. I R. J. Cohiuotte one day recently. I Mr. anil Mrs. Wni. Ihilson of j Lcthbridge, Alta. are renewing old I acquaintances in this village and I around their old home neighborhood ! at present. About 20 yeais agd they tiled out west about IG miles cast Registe*-ed Jersey bull for service. i Sire: Brampton Jersey Conocrlpt; I Dam: Brampton Petune's Lady. MtCornmck Binder; Fee: $5.00 at time of service. â€" H. RADLEY, Flesherton. Ont. FOR SALE second hand, in first class condition, j â€" . H. Down & Sons, Flesherton FOR SALE ready to pick.â€" burg. â€" Cherries for sale, E. A. Graham, Clarks- A Store everyone instinct- ively associates with high quality merchandise nt thei fairest possiblft prices. FOR SALE â€" Solid brick house for sale, all newly decorated, on nice lot with stable and garage. â€" G. E. Henry, Flesherton. S. E. DeCUDMORE PHONE 53. FLESHERTON General Insurance Specialist Real Estate and Investments â€" Inquiries Solicited FOR SALE â€"First class second MIDDLEBRO & BURNS Barristers, etc. Oflficesâ€" Owen Sound, Durham Flesherton every Special Clearance of Summer Merchandise at Low Prices We have gone through our stoek and pick- ed out the broken lince of Summer Merch- andise which we are going to clear, Jn many cases at half original prices. If You Shop Here You Will Save Money Spec. Clearance Men's Oxfords Children's Dimity Bloomers and Flesherton hand Deering Mower f oTTaleT'aTso , ^^!;^!!^!^:^f^o°"^<i"^^^^^^^^ , , one cheap second hand mower. â€" H. and .south of Moosejaws where he had . Flesherton. bought a section of land at hastview, '^ 1 FARMS FOR SALE HIgl ' .Sask. At present their old home is in Lethbridge, Alta, and cast of the i city far enough to be clear of the dry ' belt. They have a large holding of , land, looked after and larmed by their eldest son Harold, and for their ' remaining years they can enjoy the accomodation of life in the beautiful city in summer and go to the coast or California in the winter. Their I many friem>< and neighbors '.v^-e I glad to see them again. j Sorry to report the death of Mr. [ and Mrs. John Black's little son whp I was about three weeks of age. ( Mr. Gordon Henderson of London, I Ont., spent Sunday with his family i here. His brother, Ray, returned I with him after having a week's holi- days in that city. FOR SALE â€" Extra good Range for sale with warming closet and res- ervoir, coal and wood grates. Good price. â€" G. E. Henry, Flesherton. ^ Ou the Toronto Line Provincial -Uighway. Three farms, two of*H» acres and one of 80 acres all clearal, First class buildings, up to data A every particular. WUl sell any oM of these. Good brick house on <mfi?C. the fai-ms. The stabling for am!, mals is perfect Ona fanr kas ^ bush and anotSto done. â€" Geo. W. Graham, Eugenia. THE "WISE" BALL FAN 50 pair Men's Fine Oxfords in Tan, Black and Patent Leather. All sizes in the lot. Values up to $6.50 per pair. While they last, $2.95 per pair 5 dozen only, sizes 6 to 12, made from the same cloth as the ladies. Bargain at .39c. per pair Children's White Running Shoes G'ngham Aprons 100 pairs Mis.ses' and Children's White running Shoes. Sizes 5 to lOVi and 11 to 2. All first class quality goods. Regular up to$1.75. Clearing at O'lc. per. pair Men's Heavy Work Shoes 10 dozen only. Men's Heavy Work Shirts in Blue Chsmbray. A real shirt for hard wear. Special clearing price 95c. each Men's Khaki Pants 6 dozen Men's Fine Twi 11 Khaki Pants in n good wearing weight. Well tailored with cuff. Very SpCcinl at $1.9.'> per pair Ladies' Dimity Bloomers 10 dozen only. Ladies' Fine Dimity Bloonier.« in all the newest shndef. Good full •"izo. Very Special at !>9f. per pair 5 dozen only. Ladies' Gingham Apron. A good selection of patterns to pick from. While they last 6,5c. each Figured Voiles and Musins 25 pieces of New Voiles and Fine Muslins In siiots and dress patterns. All the newest shades in the lot. Special 45c. a yard Clearance in Ladies' Hats 40 only, Ladies' Spring and Summer Hats. This is n real chance for you to get your summer hat tor little money. VOIR CHOICE at $2.49 Grocery Department Specials 8 Iwrs Castile Soap for 26c. 10 pound.^ Granulate Sugar for ".65c. Purity Package Oats ...!!I!!..."27fe! .Seedless Raisins, 2 pounds for ."!Zl28c! Cooking Figs, 4 pounds for r...,.I!"26c! F.T. HILL & Co., Limited, Markdale The ball team lost a game to Walkerton on Monday night. It was a fair game but the breaks went against our boys. It was their first dijfeat this season. What we want to make reference to was some of the bunk that was passed out by the stireet critics. Tljere was ''wise condemnation of the team. Those with the .loudest mouths couldn't play ping-pong let alone baseball. Our team is not made up of m^rfect ball players. If they were of that class they wouldn't be here. When a team <loes its best and is doing it gratis, why roast the playorvi. Any boob can shoot off hot air. What our boys want is encouragement, not so, ninch when winning, but when losinf^ The ball team like every other sport- ing oreanlr.ation is an asset to the town. It gives publicity. There must be winners and there must be losers. When our boys lose, let us be good sports and not roasters. If we could do better we should apply i<>r a position on the team. We are reminded of a remark nmde by Jim Arnold on the Durham Road. He :aid. in refeiTing to a nasty criticism: "Some people start their tongues go- ing and then walk off leaving them hanging in the air." That is true of those know-all ball critics. â€" ^Kin- cardine Reporter. Si3S0ISi3SI@@ISISiSI^ FALL TERM OPENS Sept 1st al The OWEN SOUND Individual instruction. Business and Shorthand courses. Preparaiory courses for those who missed first chance nt public schi-al. Catalogue Free. C. A. Fleming. F.C.A. G. D. Flemini. FOR SALE --r Honey, bee boxes and frames, any size; comb founda- I tion, etc. Bees bought. Picture 'acres hardwood framing and other light woodwork nondred has thr«e acrei ~of~^mte and has buildinnga for everythlrt needed, including poultry house rtl pig pens. Mo broken land and elt^ of weeds. Any person interataM BOARDERS WANTEDâ€" Reason- ; should investigate. ""^'W" able tearms. â€" Mrs. S. J. Semple. _f_ j gTiNooitf WANTED - Fresh cow wanted.- ' !^ Proton StaOom P.ft Flesherton Dairj'. Phone 51. M I S C E L L ANEO U S WANTED â€" Field of timothy hay i wanted. Telephone Flesherton Livery, j BUSINESS CARDS ^'â- - ^- C. Murray. L.D.S., dental NOTIC^hopping done Satu. ; ;Xoy'af cXrof^lLl'sSS; days only. - Graham Bros.. E«gen.;of Ontario. cS admZi^'S "• teeth extraction. Office at realdmee wAVT-ri:.r> a T^T ~c Toronto Stret, Fleaherton. WANTED â€" Any quantity of eggs, the highest cash price will be paid y, . Z~ ' on delivery. â€" J.Runstadler, Flesher- „„tl , .["„'• "-*•' "-^ «»*â-  "^l* from the Faculty of Hediai^ NOTICE â€" A carload of salt to ar- University of Toronto. Officeâ€" Rl^ live about .Xugust 10th. Leave your •''dson Block, Flesherton. Pho- ||. rrdcr with A. E. Haw, Ceylon, or W. â€" â€" Prince Arthur lK>dge, S3S, A.F. « A.M., meets in the Masonic hill, Ka^. strong Block. Flesherton. every FH- day on or before the funll moon. Robt Hunting. Pishing and Trapping on ^-^!IIl:JL}!!^lIlJJ^^^^^ru^^__ lots 4 and 5, con 8, Osprey, is strict- i „__- a. |i„„„ » . . _ ly prohibited. -J. P. Ottewell, Eu- .rs'.T,- l"r£u!:r'x c"'- w"t *^''"'" '^•«- , Henry, B.A. Offiee,. Markdale toL 1 Block, Phone 2. Branch offlcea CACIS STAR 2.10'4 (Trotting) X Dundalk and Durham. I. Stewart & Sons, .â- special price off car. Flesherton. NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS at - Will be m Flesherton - Telford & BIrnle Barrister. ..« THIRSDAY AND FRIDAY TILL citors ete Offl!^2!!l^ 7'»!! 1, ?' !:*^' Officesâ€" Grey and Brace Block, Owen Sound: Standard BmV MARKDALE THURSDAY NIGHT Block, Flesherton. Jsa^rSa^t ^ See posters for further particulars, p. Telford Jr., J. F. P. Bimie. WOOL WANTED and Wm. Kaitting, Licensed Auctioneer for the counties of Grey and SimcM. Farm and stock sales a specially. line Terms moderate., satisfaction gun. anteed. Arrangements fot dafto Coarse, medium wool wanted. Flegherton WooUen Mffl,. S^n'^tS "tetpfot'UtT.^ John Nuhn, Prop. »' J»y addreaiing me at Feverritai^ \