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'il V WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1927 THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE Saturday, May 7tii Will terminate this great bargain event Prices are now lower than eVer One $ will do the work of three BOOT THE FAMILY AND FURNISH THEM WITH A SUIT, ODD PANTS, SHIRT, CAP, TIE, COLLARS, UNDERWEAR, SWEATER OR OVERHALLS. $3.00 Straw Hat for SI. 50 $4.50 Felt Hat for $2.00 $2.00 Straw Hat for 50c. BalbriKfran Underwear, reg. 7Bc 50c. Men's Combinations, rejf. $2.00 $1.25 Men's Suits, sizes 36 to 40, Rood values at $25.00, selling at $10 to $12 Men's Fine Shoes from $1.95 to $4.45 Ladies' Shoes, to clear from 25c. to $3.75 Men's Odd Pants for" $1.50 to $4.50 Children's Shoes 25c., 50c., 75c., to $2.50 Men's $3.75 Heavy Rubbers for $1.75 Men's $4.00 Overshoes for $2.00 Ladies' $4.50 Goloshes for $1.95 Misses Goloshes, rejr. $3 for $1.50 Children's Rubbers, to clear at 40c. Ladies' Men's and Boys' Rubbers 50c. Men's Rubbers for 75c. Wool Shirt and Drawers, to clear 95c. Sox, all kinds, rep. $1.00 50c. Ladies' Silk Hose, Champafrne, plush and flesh colors, regular $1.25, for 75c. Men's Silk Lined Gloves, reg, $2.50 $1.25 Men's Linen Collar, best quality 20c. " <' 3 pairs for 50c. All $1.50 Belts at *, BOe. All $2.00 Belts at $1.00 Ladies' and Misses Running Shoes 50c. COUNTY GOOD ROADS COM. ON INSPECTION TOUR FOB SALE Warden Chas. Holm of Normanby;}. Reeve J. A. Pringle, Keppel; Reeve W. L. Taylor, Os.nrey; Reeve Calderl pnp «4Tii' a^-.* n^ j Eifremont and Reeve Jacob Lembke.w ?il.nn^-:^T* Sl°",","'';T Sullivan, compriw the Good Roadii. ^- ^''"°°' ^"'herton. Phone 81 r 12. Committee of tie Grey County Coun- 1 «/-»» qatb, Z Z T. \ ell were on their regular spring in-'TiSv ^if fT fS"** ,'^'""*li?' f spection tour of the county roads | J"""*''^ Seed-D. W. Adams. Fleah- last week. / *'^°"- The committer met at Hanover on I a *„ii ij„ „ - ^-i j v j Thursday morning, and, accompanied oiu5«Ju"«rl«w '^*\''" ,'*â- "*'• by County Engineer R. C. McKnight, cffwarf * W fi l""!! buying.- County Road Superintendent .Inhn'^*^^**^ ^ S ons. Fle 8hertom_ Johnston and Provincial District En- 1 FOR SALE â€" 'New Brunswick White gineer Haws, proceeded to look over | Cedar Shingles, Extras and Clears. Small Advertisements Remember Sale Ends May 7th at 11 p.m. Your last chance to buy goods at these loAV prices. Everything goes. No reserve. J. p. WALTER Successor to Thos. Clayton. Shop open evenings. H maMmm>^\m»i>MaaKa^^m'ii^i^^y SIX HILL ST0RE3 W^u]r.tog^th.r in erd.r tkal o«r flU.tMiMn in th. tis .om- ^m IndiVidu^ly. F. T. HILL & CO., Ltd Markdale, Ontario vfsssssixiB^smssss&sMmi»\ tHE HILL STORE A Stor* •v.rjrena inaUnc^>( W.ly aMOciatM. with Ii4|li| quality mOTchandi.* at tliei f airatt posaibl. priic««. the roads. They went from Hanover through to Durham and ^thence to Dundalk via Holstein, ren>aining Thursday nifcht at Dundejtl^. On Friday morning they went into Os- prey township, and up to Eugenia, through the Beaver Valley to Thorn- bury, Clarksburg, Meaford and on over to Owen Sound. Reeve Pringle, who is chairman of the committee, stated that they found the roads generally in much better condition than for several years past. This they attributed to the remark- ably fine weather this spring, the road.^ having dried up quicker than usual, although there were several small sections, notably one just east of Clarksburg, where the road heav- ed a great deal by the action of the frost which is in good shape at the present time. '^ The three road construction outfits oelonging to the couhty have not been put into commission as yet this spring, but if the weather keeps good all of them will be in use about the middle orf May, which is somewhat earlier than uaual. They will start work where they left off last fall, in Ospreyl, Proton and Keppel town- ships. There will be no large bridges er- ected this year, at least the commit- tee have not seen any place where one is necessary. The bridge at Hanover, which was only nicely start- ed last year, will have to be finished, and it is more than likely that a new top will have to be put on it, although this has not been definitely decided. The bridges at Durham and Thorn- bury are completed with the excep- tion of the floors, which will be of concrete. Temporary plank floors were put dovim in them last fall, but with the frost menace eliminated the new concrete floors will be put down, in fact, a start has already been made in the case of tke Thombury bridge. W. A. Armstrong and Son. FOR SALEâ€" 6 head of yearling cattle of good Quality. B. McKenzie, Phone 22 r 6 Ceylon. 3 (p^M18 FOR SALEâ€" Good mare, 11 yrs. old , excellent farm horse. â€" G. W. Ross, Maxwell. Phone Feveraham. FOR SALE â€" Another car choice Alberta Oats, 1925 crop, 80c per bush. Kindly telephone your orders. â€" A. C. Muir, Ceylon . Phone 2 r 3-1. â€" FOR SALEâ€" International 2% h.p. gas engine, also radiator for a 490 Chevrolet car in good shape. â€" Russel Park, Eugenia. FOR SALEâ€" A quantity of black barley, also white for seed, and a- bout twenty bags of early potatoes. â€"Alex W. Miller, R. R. 5, Markdale FOR SALEâ€" Oat scalpings, kiln dried Com and other grain always in stock. Also Spring Wheat 'suitable for seed. Phone 2 r 31, Ceylon.â€" A. C. Muir. FOR SALEâ€" 'Sir head of Cattle, 4 rising two years old and two yearlings â€"Apply to Fred Russell, R. R. 2, Flesherton. CAR FOR SALEâ€" One Ford tour- ing car in good running condition. Apply to Johnston Allen, Power House, Eugenia. FOR SALEâ€" Choice of a four- or a five-section Harrow, also Massey- Harris ten-hoe Seed Drill, and a year- old grade Durham Bull.â€" -J. F. Collin- son, Ceylon. ALFALFA SEEDâ€" iNo. 1 Govt, stan- dard, grown in Grey county, $12.60 per bushel. Also all other No. 1 Clover and Timothy seed. â€" A. C. Muir, Ceyloii. HOTEL TO RENT AT FEVERSHAH The property known as the Temper- ance House, Feversham, is offered for rental. Prospective ten^jits appl: to GEO. WHIT^OAK, Fevershaiu FARM FOR SALE 160 acres, Lot 24, Con. 10, sad south half Lot 26, Con. 11, Artemes a, must be sold on account of fantiiy being dissatisfied. BOBT. E. GORLET, Eugenia P. O. HEREFORD BULL FOB SERVICE. Hereford Bull, Roy Fairfax 6th, No, 56,120, for service at lot 33, con. 2^ 2 N.D.B., Artemesda. Terms â€" 12.60, payable at time of service. â€"JOHN DOW, Priceville. SHORTHORN BULL FOR SERVICE Registered Shorthorn bull for ser- vice at lot 6, Con. 9, Osprey, "Merry Marquis" No. 179,135; Sire, Bonnie Marquis 142,381; Dam, Red Butferfly 131,078. Terms â€" Purebreds §f;.0». grades $2.00. â€" S. R. HAWKINS. EngerJa, BOAR FOR SERVICE. Registered Yorkshire Boar for ser- vice by Flesherton Bacon Hog Clab, the property of the Ontario Depart- ment of Agriculture. â€" C- STEWART, CartUkey. BOAB FOB SERVICE Tamworth boar fo(r service. No, 2-16,816, on Lot 146â€"147, 3rd rang* â€" L. MEGGOTT, ^P'- 27. Pleshertoii FOR SALE â€" Bred-to-lay Barred Rock eggs for hatching from high BOAB FOR 8ERVIGB No. 02-71680. Alio a Tonac Twfe. slure piff, both bacon type for aorrk* on lot 176. N.W. T. ft SJL. TeniUH-fl,0O. , â€" T. J. STDf SON. HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE In the village of Flesherton, 14- room houee, suitable for store or any busmess stand, in good location, hard The taking over of the 20 foot Haying strain, 60c. per dozen. â€" P.-?"** soft water in basement, furnace, _^_~ A.^ . 1 .« . . '_. . _ . â€" Turn (ynn/i Aalia«M> I^A L.»_ \ m Spring Toggery Styles as well as Quality at Right Prices LADIES' COATS Ladies' Coats of Charmolene, Tricotene and Poiret Twill are more popular than ever and since these cloths are destined to play such an important part in the Spring Styles one cannot help being interested in our extensive showing of new models. The assortment is of the richest variety. Prices from $9JiO to $19.75. NEW SPRING STYLES FOR MEN. We have them! The New Ideas in Clothes. Not the very extreme styles, but the ones that will ac- tually be worn by well-dressed men. We don't mind saying they are the best values we have ever shown in any season. Young Men's and Men's gar- nets in the new Sigle and Double Breasted Styles, cut with a degree of distinction never equalled be- fore. We will be pleased to show you this line of MIbb's Suits. Prices to suit every purse. LADIES' SILK-TO-THE-TOP HOSIERY. See theae Stockings. You will be surprised at the quality for such a small outlay. They come in â- 11 the new Spring shade* as well as Black, and Jnat think of buying a Silk-to-the-top Hose at 9le. Thoy are all first quality goods, perfect fitting narrow ankles, special heel and toe. All sizes 8 Mi to 10. Why pay more? Special %ic per pair. MG SHOWING OF NEW WALL PAPERS- LOWEST PBICES IN YEAB8. AU the New Spring Wall Papers are now in itoek and we are very glad to tell you that the prieei are lower this year than they have been for ymn, and we can trothftiUy say that the quality we •n offering in Papers is not excelled in any market. Ten will be anrprised at the very small outlay for making the home brighter. Come in and inspect our sbowinr. CAPS FOB MEN. TovH need a new Cap this spring. We have them, here in all the new Spring shades, styles and coloringa. AU sizee, $1 to %\M. NEW STYLES IN LADIES' AND MISSES SILK DRESSES That extra little Dress that nearly every wom- an requires Right Now, may be applied to every Dress in our showing. Springtime in materials and styles, suggesting all the interesting new things that make this season'^ frocks decidedly different. The new tones such as Blue, Beige, Green Tomato, Rose Blush, as well as black. All -sizes 14 to 20 years, and 36 to 46 sizes. Prices from $9.75 to $35. BOYS' BLOOMER AND LONG PANT SUITS- VERY SPECIALLY PRICED, $8.75 TO $10.50 Boys! Here is something entirely new. A suit of Clothes with a pair of Bloomers and a pair of Long Trousers. These garments are nicely tailored from a light Grey Radio Tweed in a double breasted model. Thk is a special purchase, and we are offering these garmenta at an exceptionally low price. Each Suit from $8.75 to $10.50. NEW SPRING STYLES IN FOOTWEARâ€"STYLES AS WELL AS QUALITY AT BIGHT PRICES The most colorful 'aeason of the year ia with us. Have you seen the new eolora in Footwear for Spring? We will be please to show them to yoa. You will find a fine selection to ehooee from. Am* ong the new ahades we are jPsaturtng are: Blonde, Rose Blush, Mahogany and a hoak of others. AU sizes in each line in stock. Prieea this year are lower. Come to Hill's for Good Footwear. FUGI SILKS, 79c PER TABD. 19 different shadea of this popular Spring Fabric in stock. This ia a pure Silk Fabric and ia the best quality obtainable. It is used for eo many different purposes, such aa Ladies' and Children'e Dresses, Slipe, Underwear, etc. We are sure that we have the exact shade yon will be looliing for. Price per yard 79e. F. T. WLL & Co., Umited, Markdde strips through the towns of Hanover and Durham, retrardine which there was so much controversy in the County Council sessions, may mater- ialize this year, although Reeve Pringle sated that it was hardly lik- ely there would be any permanent paving done in either place this year, but the strips will be prepared for paving at a later date.â€" Sun-Timee. GOLD IN FERGUS. Muir, Ceylon, phone2 r 22. Chicken's Gizzard Yields Some of the Yellow Metal FOR SALE â€" Large field Peas for seed, Canadlian ^Beauty, reasonably priced. Phone 82 r. 16.â€" E. H. Best, Priceville R. R. 3. FOR SALEâ€" House and lot for sale in the village of Flesherton. Good 7-room frame dwelling with good bam â€" John Blackburn, Flesherton. FOR SALE â€" Clover seeds of aU j kinds, home grown, government tested two good ceUars, lot has good frame bam size 24x30, also good garden, containing in all two lots. For fur- ther particulars apply at this office. BOAB FOB SEBVICE Registered Yorkshire Boar for aaiw viceâ€" Edgely Bright Vim, No. 99,8N â€"Property of Saugeen Bacon Hog Club. Terms |1.00. â€" C. HINDI.E. Proton Station. No. 1. Get my special prices before ' Lots 168-9, 8rd W.TJ3.R., Artemeata. buying. â€" E. H. Best, Phone 32 r 15, ] Flesherton. There is apparently gold in Fer- WANTEDâ€" About 600 feet of one- gus. It has always been known as a f inch hardwood lumber. â€" John Wright. Scotch town, and what the citizens* Flesherton. have they hold. Last week Mr. Per-S r-nwT waxttbt. -a- x. ^ "T~x cy Campbell of Union street sold m..\JP^}' ^ ^?^,^J^^'«}'^^ '?».'''«* cy John Muir a bunch of his choice crate fattened chicks. Mr. Muir be- ing a dealer, sold some of them to Mr. Wm. Chapman, our butcher. Mrs. Chapman desiring a change from the regular bill of fare, decided to expropriate one of these choice chickd. While Mrs. Chapman was preparing the chicken, she found the gizzard lined with several bright substances. So strong a resemblance did they bear to gold that R. J. Ruth- erford, the jeweller, was consulted. Two of the small pieces he pronounc- ed as pure gold and the two others, resembling copper, were brass. The questions in the minds of the citizens now areâ€" Is there gold in that sec- tion or was the mineral in the feed and where was it produced? â€" Fergus News-Record. prices paid for live and dressed tf'owl. Live fowl preferred. Markdale Crea- mery and Produce Company. 31tf WANTED â€" Good quality sweet Clover Seedi. Special prices this week. We are also in the market for all kinds of grain. Phone 2 r 31. â€" A. C. Muir, Ceylon. JERSEY BULL FOB SEBVICB Registered Jersey buU for service. 'Sire: iBrampton Jersey Conarrf^; Dam: Brampton Petune's Lady. At Flesherton Livery Stable. -f. STUART. Fleaherton. Ont HYDRO BILLS ROUSE ALLISTON. Last week people of this town, says the Alliston Herald.received their light bills for the two months and the water bills for the first quarter accom- panied them. The amount involved has provoked an outcry against the enormous rate the Hydro charged for current in this town. One case is cited. The service charge item on one of the bills rendered in town last week is within 14c of the total bill for a month's current in a six room house in Toronto. In that city people living in houses of the same class as the average home in Allis- ton. get off with monthly light bUla of 91 and $1.60. while the average bill of an Alliatonian in a like house is 93 and $SJiO. And when it eomee to current for cooking, a 92 biU in Toronto is matched by a 94 in this town. The ayatem of charging ia eaid to be coat, and is declared to be eminently fair, became the eouree la a public uUlity. Yet Toronto, which naea a mUlion two-cent postage etamps to a hundred used in Allia- ton, does not get its *tampo any cheaper beeawae the poatal service ia a public utility. Thia frroii on- rairnese and persecution of the rural dweller by the imperionineaa of the cities will be righted some day and it is not impoasibic that the city dweller will pay for all the per- secution he haa heaped upon the ru' ral citiien. EGGS FOR HATCHINGâ€" Mam- moth moth Pekin Duck Eggs 76c for 11; Barred Rock Eggs bred-to-lay, O. A. C. strain, 60c for setting of 13 â€" Kendall R. W. Hawkins, Eugenia. S. E. DeCUDMORE PHONE 63, FLESHERTON General Inaorance SpedaUat Real Eatate and Inveatmeata â€" Inquirisa SoUcited â€" MIDDLEBRO & BURNS Barriatera, etc OHfices â€" Owen Sound,* Onrhaa land Flesherton. Fleeliertoft FOR SALE - Belgian Shepherd Saturday aften^oon and oTenlng. pups five weeks old, sired by Imp. ' Belgian Champion Jimsy, fully train- ed Police dog; Dam's breeding same as the Sire's; Price $25. Have also a few choice Collie pups left $6 to $10. â€" H. E. Karstedt, Priceville. FOR SALEâ€" We have a limited number of Light Suaeex eggs for hatching, these eggs are from birda which won the meidal at the Royal Fair 1926. We also have the R. C. Rock '-of the heavy laying strain and our pri- ces are right. â€" W. J. Stewart & Sons. GEO E. DUNCAN DUNDALK LICENSED AUGTIONEER For the County oT Grey. Terms: 1 per cent. Satisfaction guamteed MISCELLANEOUS NOTICE â€" Chopping done on Sat- urday only.â€" Graham Bros. Eugenia. WANTED â€" > PoUtoea â€" We are loading at Ceylon this week. Get our prices. â€" A. C. Muir, Ceylon Ont. House to Letâ€" 7-roomed brick house in Fleaherton for rentâ€" Apply at this office or to Hra. UcUod, PrieeviUe. B.B. 2. PASTUBE for Cattle and Sheep, on Lota 122-183-124, range S. T.SJt., alao Loi 22, Con. 10. â€" Joseph Buchan- an, phone 81 r 11, Fleaherton. BULL FOB SERVICE. Pure-bred Hereford BnU for ser- vice. Terme 92. payaUe the first of February, after that date 92.50 wiU be charged. â€"EDWARD LOUCKS. Dates made at The Advance office. BUSINESS CARDS Dr. E. C. Murray, L. D. S., dental surgeon, honor graduate of Toronto and Royal College of Dent^ Surgeona of Ontario. Gas administered for teeth extraction. Office at residenc* Toronto Street, Fleaherton. Dr. A. Tumball, B.A., M.B., grad- nate Arom the Faculty of Medicine^ University of Toronto. Office, Toronto Street, Flesherton. Phone 85. Prince Arthur Lodge, 883, AJ*. « A Jf., meeta in the Maaonie hall, Arm« atrong Block, Fleaherton every IVi- day on or befora the fuU moon. BoM. Down, WJf.; F. J. Thontoa, See. Lneaa ft Henryjanisten, SoUdfe> ora, etc., -I. B. Laeaa, K. C.; W. D. Henry. B.A. Offleea, Markdale Locm Block, Phone 2. Branch officea at Dundalk and Durham. 15e BABY CHICKa 15c' Telford ft Biraie, Barriaten, aoli« eiton, etc. Offleea, Grey and Diâ€" Bloek, Owen Sound; Standaid Baak Block, Flesherton, (Saturdajrt). W. P. Telford Jr., J. F. P. Bimie From our large White Leghorna from m- ir.:^^. ti ^ ».... .â€" ~ June 1st. and weekly therwrfter, at!, Wm. KaitUng, Ltaeenaed Auctioaear Anyway, the modem husband never ^^ ^t* ^TT \ ^ SL *^~l£f "«"«"«>« O^T ««> S»»<»* see. iny switches parked on the bu- J*«>».^'«"'»«"»^^ 2S.^d'J^ ^^^^^ *^*J^^'^' ' norn» average over four lbs. e«eh and Twmt moderate., latiafaction lay Urge, white egga, and plenty of reau. Jack Miner aays wild geese are them. may be lade at the Adraaee OfBee, ec very easy to catch. Those who seU HENDRIOCS LE6HOBN FARM, Central t^P^ «*««^ wild-eat itocbi have the aame report. Box 94, HaMrer, Oat. « by addnertar me at '4 r.d V 4 u >-