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•WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, '27 THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE for Economical Tratuporttuion f/i HbVKOI K I ^Amazing Qualitti ^"^ is winning the most Evidences of a ^ ^ ^ss? Amazing crIindM cw in tha world with ^^^B â-  â-  â-  â-  â-  7 ^^A ^^A fcodr by Fi.h.r â€" uJnu... VV ^^^H M. M m. ^ ^^^ ^^P V^F Ud>«d muun of th* bodf ««l^ ^â- ^â- i ^m^ ^^ ^^^ ^"^ ^"^ tmildcn* wt. Duco Finish « SfSHS^?^ "VTEVER has any car in Canada estab- to<«.r"â„¢*" *~"^"'"" IN lished such a phenomenal record of Endurance public acceptance as Chevrolet has attained S";„S:;;:;:^u;S«".ir:;'«" during the past eight months. of ro«d ukI wvAthar condi- Power and Speed '^^^ ^°^* Amazing Quality in Chevrolet a«»roi,t h« tse mo« pow.r Historv â€" thc most amazing quality ever ful and iniaothcst engin* in J • f \^ :"';.T.».'ro;;:"n"d'*'fl:jri offered by any car in the low-pnce fieldâ€" *T^ . has won for Chevrolet the unqualified, en- ch.vroi.t «mi..iiipdc from thuslastic approval of Canadian buyers and rear tpHngs provid* un- . rivallwl riding comfort. "^ "Om COaSt tO COaSt. Luxury S^'Jl'tS' A:":m°c;: r4d3: Chevrolet is far outselling all other cars in bilutZit:X.T£i'or;?;;: its price range combined . .. . sheerly and •nd convenient instrument _ * ^ • e •. C a. J\ boardâ€" icnuried M.«nng wheti solelv Oil thc DHsis 01 metit . . . oi 3 stana- â€" *f« among th« ftcorct of r*- "^ fin«<n<nt>. gj,(j q£ quality, performance and value un- ?JfYoi^':£r^o?wHi.. equalled in all Chevrolet history. Chevrolet ha* «vef been &oId r^t'T - . J645 Let your Chevrolet dealer show you the sport"Rotii« ". '. '. 720 car and demonstrate its performance. Judge Coup* 765 1 1 r co«h'" ". â- - '. â- - ". 750 Chevrolet by every known standard of car- wTn.; u„d.u"s.;ia.; I?? values and understand the reasons for 1-tun Tnjrk ChAssJt 635 ^^, i . « • Bo.dtter Deiivrry - . 645 Chevrolet s amaziHg succcss. C.1228B Commcrcul Chassis • • 4B5 Pricci at Ferity, OsMaice, Ont'jrtn â€" Government Taxrs Extra, D. McTAVISH 81 SON PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS OF CANADA, LIMITED »'T« . rrr'v-' aaiai5iiaisiaraiaMaEiaEiBiBaiajaig®aiaiaaiBiaiaiaiaiE^ SIX HILL STORES W^^y togathor in ordarlkat wJtHil^omtn in th« â- !> «Dm- qHJhit i'" • jat^y mmtiirMty b«D - Ml indivicKially. F.T.HILL&CO.,Ld Markdale, Ontario THE HILL STORE A store overyone instlncV Iwely aMOcijitM. with hi«h| quality merilfianiUie at the^ fairest poiribWi prilcei. See Hill's New Bulletin of Special Offerings at Outstanding Values for the next 20 days Commencing October 13 Compare the offerings with the Biggest Stores in Canada. That is why you will find it pays to shop at HILL'S in Markdale. F. T. HILL & §0., Uinrted, Marlidtle ADDITIONAL LQCALS A credit auction sale will be held ' on Lot 25, Con. 17, Proton, on Wed-| nesday October 26th 1927. Farm stock i and implementpi will be offered. Ja«. ' Dever, Prop. Geo. Duncan, Auction- eer. Sale to commence at 12.30 o'-» clock. No reserve. Giving up farm- ing. . Mr. Daniel McTavish returned Sat-' urday from the Conservatjive con-| vention at Winr.ipeer. when Hon. R. B. Bennett was chosen as the leader | of the Liberal-Conservative party. A very enjoyable time was apent in the| Western metropolis and his impress- J ions of the trip will be lasting. Monday night seems to be a more favorable time for petty theiving tn town than any other. Yesterday morning (Tuesday) Mr. Wm. Meads of town reported that two hams and a quantity of fruit had been stolen from the cellar of his home some time the night beore. It would be a fine thing for the town if the perpetrators of the thefts were brought to justice. Flesherton's oldest citizen, Mrs. VanDusen, has been very seriously ill for the past few days. Mr. and Mrs. Frank VanDusen of Toronto are in attendance at present. It is to be hoped that this highly respected lady will improve quickly and be able to be out once more. RESPECTING LANDS IN ARREARS FOR TAXES F. Yhurston R. Vauae. Dresser cov- er â€" F. Cairns, D. Campbell. Pin cush- ion â€" Irene Middaugh, F. J. Collinson. Nightgown â€" F. J. Collinson Irene Middaugh. Comisole â€" F. Coirns D. Campbell. Corset cover â€" F. J. Collin- son F. Thurston Bedroom slippers â€" Mrs. Davis, Mrs. J. McLaren. Lady's handkerchief â€" H. McCauley R. Vause Serviettesâ€" L. Fisher, W. A. Hawkins Child's jacket â€" Mrs. Davis. Child's short dressâ€" F. Thurston, Mrs. Ad- ams. Coll centrepiece, emb. â€" Mrs. Crossley, Mrs. Adams. Sofa pillow., emb. colorsâ€" Mrs. Adams, W. Haw- kins. Cross stichâ€" D. Campbell, R. Vause. Applique workâ€" D. Campbell Irene Middaugh. Sofa pillow, other hand workâ€" D. Campbell, Dr. Milne. Coll embroideryâ€" W. Hawkins F. J. Collinson. Coll. fancy needleworkâ€" H. McCauley, D. Campbell. Shopping bagâ€" .F, Cairns, Mrs. Adams. Mrs. E. J. Ellis, Orangeville. judge.' NOTICE OF INTENTION TO PURCHASE By Virtue of instructions given to me by the Municipal Council of the Township of Osprey under the auth-' ority of the Assessment Act Sec. 154. (3). I now give public notice that it is the intention of this township to purchase the following lands which are advertised to be sold by the Coun-i ty Treasurer for arrears of taxes at I the Court House in the city of Owen] Sound on Monday the 7th day of Nov- ] ember, 1927 at 2 p.m.; providing The Corporation of the Village of Flesherton hereby give notice, that in respect to all lands situated with- in the said village of Fesherton, and which are advertised for sale for taxes by the County Treasurer of the County of Grey, on the Seventh day of November 1927.1f the price offer- ed for any land at the adjourned sale subsequent to the said Seventh day of November 1927, is less than the amount due for arrears of taxes, charges and costs in respect of said lands, or if no price is offered there- for at said adjourned sale, the Mun that at any adjourned sale which may unecessarily be held no bid is re- ceived covering the full amount of arrears against the said land as well as all charges and costs. Lands to be soldâ€" L. 24 L. 71 L. 72 L. 36 L. 37 L. 26 C. 1 S D R C. 1 N D R C. 1 N D R C. 2 a D R C. 2 S D R C. 9 N D R Part Lot 74 Con. Patented. 50 acres Pat. 60 acres Pat. 60 acres Pat. 50 acres Pat. 60 acres Pat. 100 ares Pat. N D R 25 acres J. A. KERNAHAN, Treas. of Osprey RUBBER BOOTS FOR ALL For a good work boot,that will help keep your feet dry, and rubber hot- toms and tops for naen and boys, and all kinds of repairing on footwear^ come to W. L. MORWOOD Flesherton, Ont. AGENCY FOR Massey Harris Implements INSURANCE WRITTEN IN SEVERAL COMPANIES ON BOTH FARM AND TOWN PROPERTY. John Wri|?ht FLESHERTON Small Advertisements LOST OR STRAYED From my farm on Con. 13, 1 year- ling heifer, on or about June 20 '27, grey in color. Finder please comm BULL FOR SERVICE. Pure-bred Hereford Bull for ser- vice. Terms $2, payable the first of jsicy 111 coior. rmaer please comm-| "^* •"=»"«= «<., payaoie me iirst or unicate with W. Hawkins Eugenia ' f «'>â„¢8'7. after that date $2.50 will â-  be charged. ~~ â€"EDWARD LOUCKS LOST â€" Hand saw around October 4th, between Herb Betts' residence on the 4th line Artemesia, and Rock Mills Finder pleas^ leave ' either with Mr. aj. saia aajoumea saie, me i»un->n râ€" --^ .c»-c c icipafity of the Villapre of Flesherton i9^^^^or at this office, will purchase the said lands for the ' amount duo thereon, and let all per- sons take notice hereof. Dated at Flesherton this 3rd day of October. 1927.â€" Thos. Olayton, Trcjjsurer of the villajre of Flesher- ton. PRICEVILLE FALL FAIR Continued from Page PRIZES 4 â-  STRAYEDâ€" From my farm at Kim- berley, on Friday night, October 7th. Shearling Oxford Down show ram, with a tag in the right ear. Finder please phone 48 r 4, Flesherton, or writeâ€" Russel Ellis Klmberley. Temple Baptist church. • FARM FOR RENT S. % lot 16, and lot 1'?, concession 13, Township of Osprey, containing 150 acres under cultivation, buildings consist of frame dwelli ig and two barns, one mile from Fevei-sham. For full particulars apply The Toronto General Trusts Corporation, 253 Bay Street, Toronto. FLOWERS Hand bouquet â€" Mrs. J. McLean, Mrs. Crossley. Table centrepiece â€" D. Campbell, Mrs. Crossley. Coll house plantsâ€" D. Campbell, G. Whyte. Geer- aniums â€" Mrs. J. McLean, Irene Mid- daugh. Sweet Peao â€" W. Aldcorn Mrs. Crossley. Housf fern â€" R. Vause D. Campbell. Fuschiaâ€" Mrs. J. C. Ad- ams. Begonia â€" ^D. Campbell, Mrs. J. C. Adams. Gladioliâ€" W. H. Thurston D. CamphoH. Be^onis. Rex â€" Mrj. Ad- ams. Hyt' -an^ra â€" ?Irs. Adams, W. Beanot. Dahlias â€" W. Hawkins, Coll- foliagy plants â€" Mrs. Crossley, Mrs. •J. C. Adams. Asters â€" W. Aldcorn, D. Campbell. .1. I. Graham, Geo. Binnie judges. FINE ARTS Coll. Paintings, landscape â€" F. Cairn.s, W. Hawkins. Coll. paiiHings fruit .or flowers â€" F. Cairns, W. Haw- kins. Pen and Ink sketch â€" W. I|aw- kins. Pencil drawing â€" G. Cairns, L. Fisher. Crayon drawing â€" W. Haw- kin?, F. Cairns. Any other picture â€" P. Cairns, H. A. McCauley. Mrs. .T. E. Ellis, Orangville, judge Best writing and figures, N. B. C. Medal â€" Edna Frook. LADIES' WORKâ€" DOMESTIC Quilt, cottonâ€" D. Campbell, W. Ad- corn. Quilt, patchworkâ€" Irene Mid- daugh, H. Falconer. Quilt fancy- Mrs. Crossley, "Mrs. Adams, Comforter L. Fisher, Mrs. Adams. Bedspread, knitâ€" Mra. Adams. Bedspread, croch- etâ€" D. Campbell. Bedspfe^ady fancy â€" G. Cairns. D. Campbell. Pillow slipsâ€" W. Hawkins, F. J. Collinson. Man's sleeping garmentâ€" Mra. Davis, D. Campbell. Child's dress â€" D. Camp- bell F. J. Collinson. Kitchen apron Mrs. Davis, D. Campbell. Shoulder shawVâ€" H. A. McCauley, G. Cairns. Sweater coatâ€" P. Thurston L. Fisher. Homespun yarnâ€" Mrs. Adams, Geo. Cairns. Handknit socks, coarseâ€" Mrs Davis, L. Fisher. Handknit socks, fineâ€" Mrs. Adams, L. Fisher. Hand knit mitts, doubleâ€" Mrs. CroaaleyT McDougall. Handknit mitts, fine Mrs. Davis, Irene Middaugh. Darn- ing worn stockingâ€" L. Fisher, F. Thurston. Laundry work â€" Mrs. Dav- is. D. Campbell. Floor mat, ragâ€" G. Cairns, L. Fisher. Floor mat woolâ€" L. Fisher. Unlaundered garmetâ€" F. Thurston H. A. McCauley. LADIES' WORK,â€" Fancy Irish crochetâ€" F J. Collinson. Mrs. Davis. Fiet trochet-F. Thurston, Mrs. Davis. Tattiag.- R. Vause, P. Thurston Drawn thread workâ€" P Cairns, D. • Campbell. Conventionai embroidery colorsâ€" F. Cairns, H. A. McCauley. Hemstitchingâ€" F. Thur- ston L. Fisher. Emb. eyelet-r-H Pal- ^'^.f' « ^- McCauley. Emb. solid white-F J. Collinson J. Weir. tmh. Hardangerâ€" D. Campbell P. J. Collin- son Emb Roman cut-G. Cairns W. i^ii ^ Jl"t ^''"â- '' emb.â€" D. Camp- rf L ,> "IT"- I-uncheon setâ€" Mrs. Davis D. Campbell. Crochet tafele mats-Mrs. Davis, D. Campbell. Tray cloth-L. Fisher- Irene Middaugh. llLl^^r'T- 'i ^''"'""'" ^"« Mid- daugh. Centrepiece, whiteâ€" P. J. Coll- inson Irene Middaugh. Sideboard 8carf--D. Campbell, F. Cairns. Pil iovf slip»_H. McCauley W. Hawkins Towel, emb.-F. J. Collinson, D. Campbell. Towels, any other trimâ€" FOR SALE FOR SALE â€" Nine young pigs, ready to go on the 22nd.â€" T. J. Sled FOR SALE â€" 8 young pigs, 6 wks. old.â€" H. Spicer, Ceylon. • ' MEN WANTEDâ€" To work in swamp.â€" Apply to W. A. Armstrong & Son. SHORTHORN BULL FOR SERVICE Registered Shorthorn bull for ser- vice at lot 6, Con. 9, Osprey, "Merry Marquis" No. 179,135; Sire, Bonni. Marquis 142,381; Dam, Red Butterfly 131,078. Terms â€" Purebreds f5.00. grades $2.00.- â€" S. R. HAWKINS, Eogenia, FOR SALEâ€" :Pure bred Oxford ram for sale, 1 year old.â€" .Edgar Betts, 'Phone Feversham 9 r 12. FOR SALEâ€" Sawmill, Shingle Mill and site. I mile west of Flesherton, half mile from Ceylon. â€" Apply to: W. A. Armstrong & Son. BOAR FOR SERVICE. FOWL WANTEDâ€" Highest market I prices paid for live and dressed fowl. jLive fowl preferred. Markdale Crea- S-nery and Produce Company. 31tf FOR SALE â€" Good strong Oxford Down ram lambs for breeding pur- poses, bred from registered stock and will be sold at reasonable prices. â€" W. J. Meads, F4esherton. LOSTâ€" Between J. A. Kemahan's, Maxwell, and Flesherton a pair of dark rimmed glasses. Finder please leave at The Advance office or with Mr.i. W. J. Conn, Feversham and re- ceive reward. FOR SALE â€" Solid brick 8-roomed house in Flesherton, with a stable, hen house and garage; is near the high school. â€" J. Thistlethwaite, Flesh- erton. WANTED â€" We are paying high- est market price for all kinds of grain and clover seed. We have seed wheat for sale. â€" A. C. Muir, Ceylon. MISCELLAMBOUB â-  NOTICEâ€" Chopping done on Tues- day and Satnrday. â€" Graham Bros. Eugenia. Registered Yorkshire Boft for ser- vice by Flesherton Bacon Hog Onb, the property of the Ontario Depart- ment of Agriculture. â€" C. STEWART, Caretaker. BOAR FOB SERVICB No. 02-716SO. Alao a yooBK Twlb shire pig, both bacon type for Mrrki on lot 170, N.W. T. * iJu, Termsâ€" 11.00. â€" T. J. STDTSON. BOAR FOR SERVICB Registered Yorkshirs Boar for ser- viceâ€" Edgely Bright Vim, No. dsl&l â€" "Eroperty of Saugeen Bacon Hog Club. Terms 91.00. â€" C. HINDLB. , . Proton autOm. Lots 168-9, 8rd W.T.SX Arteineria. MIDDLEBRO & BURNS Barriatera, etc Saturday anufnoon afldtf^Aic. \ GEO B. DUNCAN > DUNPAUE LICENSED AlTCmONBEB For the Conaty oV OMy. Tmut 1 per cent. Satiafaetioa Ffnitwi Dates mada at The Adranea effio*. BUSINESS CARDS NOTICE â€" Hunting and trapping on lots 176, 177, 178, S.W.T. & S.R., and one lot No. 17„ N.E.T. A S.R., y„„^„. »«, -f^pfl n,,, strictly forbidden. Any hounds found jtg^^ astnetioii. OfflM at trespassmg on said lots will be shot. To(«Qto BtiMt, JPIaahatMk â€"Thos. J. Stinson. i â€" ^â€" _â€" __ Or. B. C. Uatnr, L. D. 8 •nrflwm. henm gndm^ «C and Rofal GoUsf* of D«tal of Ontario. Gaa ^ tm FARM FOR SALE OR RENT Priaca Aithor Lodc% M. AJP. « KM., nttl* In th* lUaoaie bidl. 75 acre farm, lot 178, 2 S.W. Art- •*"^ "^ Flartwrton tTMry IM> emesia, at Saugeen Junction. Bam «"y »" *' tteton th« full noon. Ray 36 by W with L 30 by 82, cement Pedlar, W.M., C. F. Lawrmet, Sm. stabling throughout. Large cement â€" â€" _ veneer house, Sroomed, with wood- Lucas k Hanry^ l tl iUtn i, g ir H fft t- shed, in which is drilled well, farmors, etc, -L B. Laeas, K. C; V. D. well watered small orchard.â€" W. J. Henry, BJl. Offieaa. MuMala *-â€" ' Blackburn. Proton Station. Block, Phoa. 2. Si^^km\!t Dundalk aad Durham. FARM FOR SALE Telford * Birala, BMnMam, Mil* east ofdtora, ^c. Otfiaaa, Gny aad 75 acre farm, half mile Maxwell on gravel road, tielng lot IS.Bloek, Ow«a Sonadt con. 6, Osprey. About 60 acre. un-Moek. FlMlMttoa. (8«in*y*). der cultivation, balance pasture andp. x«fo«I ft, J. F. F. BMa bush. Fine bank bam 44x56 with straw shed 80x20; also large seTcn- Wbl KaMtiagt liMNMd Al roomed brick residence. Farm isfor Ibt ffWHlht at Qmt aal well watered with creek, and windntUFurm'aad iMi HdM • pumps water into the bara. ForVnoai awdaala, full particulars communleata with amy b* lida at llM â€" R. WBLLAR, OMttna MlgBM tfik% ToroBto.or by aMMMNt S* at 134 Prit(<hard Ave. •Mnaa