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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11. 1030 THE FLBSHpRTON ADVANCE K Fur Trader's Sea-going Car is First to Reach Bleak Shores of Hudson's Bay Route i aken by the Sea-going Ford from The Pas to Fort Churchill. ESKIMOS and Indiana watc'aed in amazement when Henry Hud- son's staunch little shi;\ The Dis- covery, sailed along the shores of the vast inland sea which later was to bear the name of the ex- pedition's leader. Although The Discovery displac- ed but 55 tons, she was to them a vcritablo Majestic. The excitement spread from tril.-o to tribe from the time the vessel pushed its way through the ice and was caught right of from the shores un'.il it reached the southernmost limits of James Bay, 1300 miles away. That was 320 years ago. But the nstcRi.shmc"nt v/as scare '!y greater than that among the dosceiidants of thoiie Eskimos and Indians when 8 strai<?e craft recently rolled ita vray al-ng off the coast of that eame body of water. Vhis was a Hea-King Fo/d, the fir. t automobile' of my sort ever to be v-n in the Hudson's Hay country. It was mounted on a scow FOUR-LEGGED CHICK Joseph Quigley, locaJ blacksmith, has a real freak in a four-legged chick. Along with 13 others it was and its motor geared to the scow's propeller, BO that it proceeded un- der its own power. Nor was that itn only claim to distinction, for it was one of the first four cars at The Pas, Mani- toba. Recently it was sold to a fur trader named Harris, who has lived among the Eskimos for years. He shipped it by rail to Mile liJfO at the Nelson River, at that time the er.d of the steel on the Hudson's Hay Railway. Car Propels Boat There the rear wheels were re- moved from the car and the ends of gasoline drums substituted. Belts xvere plated over these and arranged to drive the propeller of the scow. The fur trader, his Eskimo v.-ife, three children and another white man then climbed aboard and the strango craft headed down the river to Port Nelson. There addi- tional supplies were loaded and the Ford-propelled packet headed for the open sea, swinging northward along the coast toward Fort Churchill, 200 miles away. Mr. Harris intended to run the Ford over the barren land* about Fort Churchill in collecting fur. Other cars probably will be seen son on the shores of Hudson's Bay, for Fort Churchill has now been decided upon as the terminus of tho Hudson's Bay Railway in- stead of Port Nelson. When tho steel bonds linking it with civiliz- ation are completed, it may speed- ily become a center of activity boasting as many cars as The Pas, which now numlx?r forty. Tremendous development is ex- pected with the completion of the railway and the harnessing of the enormous undeveloped water power of the Nelson River the old voya- geur route to the Peace, Athabasca and Mackenzie volleys. Care of Teeth Is Of Vital Importance Neglect of the teeth is sure to re- sult in toothache. This means irrita- bility and suffering with impairment and loss of tooth structure. Food masticated by poor teeth and diseased gums becomes infected with bacteria, which takf into the otonvach seriously interfere with nu- trition by disturping digestion ;11 health must follow. The human mouth presents mosi favorable c?"ditions for growth of dangerous germs if the debris from different kinds Of . food is al- lowed to remain, the moisture and natural armth beiig exactly suited to their development. The teeth being largely lime, any acid long remaining in contact with them- erodes the surfaces, finally softening and destroying the struc- ture. An excessive acid condition of the mouth may result from systemic or local causes the taking of certain medicinal preparations; indgeston and dyspepsia; particles of food re- maining about the teeth which with the heat of the mouth, decompose I and produce acid; excessive use of sweets which fermenting generate acid; continued use of sour wines, fruits, et?. Certain forms of bac- teria produce acid, and there are bac- teria which dvelon only in an acid medium. Do not put off visiting the dentist every four or, at least, six months, that he may have an opportunity of making a careful examination of the teeth, removing any tartar and being sure thpt everything in right. Do not wait until there is pain often means loss of tooth structure, and a trying ordeal for both patient and dentist. By following these simple sug- gestions the mouth will be kept in a perfectly healthy condition, and the structure and color of the teeth preserved. WODEHOUSE which it was hatched was laid by ( "I suppose you know your little one of Mr. Quigley'.i barred rock town fairly well," remarked the re- hens. Orangevillc Sun. The following notice has been hatched on Tuesday and has two [ posted at an electric station in Ire- ! . rfpot sets of legs and feet, the fxtft-a pair being just in front of the usual two. Unfortunately the cur- land: Beware. To touch these wires Is cent arrival to the oldest inhabitant." "Rather." "Do you know Jew's walk." "No." "Well, they do" replied' the recent instan 4 , death. Anyone found doing arrival as he dodged around the cor- did not live. Thu.etfg frormm will be prosecuted.. THE STORE WITH SERVICE F.T.HILL&CO.,Ltd. CHAIN STORES Markdate, Ontario OUR BUYING POWER SAVES YOU A LOT OF MONEY Assortment of Special That are Worth While Dollble lMlji This good closely woven cloth, in nil shades 4Dc. yd. / Ginghams Scotch and Canadian ginghams in neat patterns of check and stripes special 1 ><' vd - * Children's I Ribbed cotton hose in lawn shad.-, good quality long wearing hose "'< *>c. I"" 1 '- Hoy's Jerseys Boys cotton jerseys in navy, 'fawn and white with contrasting trim special 3Uc. each. Mi-n's Nainsook Combinations Men's nainsook combinations S1IOKS SHOES In rood ciuulity cloth, all specially priced from 5'.lc. to 1.75 garment. KKI.IIOI. HATS These splendid wearing main in fnwn anil brown shades - &* 2Bc - I'.oy's Khaki UUnners Good quality cloth in all si/.es !>8o. pr. 1, allies Millinery In Ml? nml atr:x\\.< all the latest stylus and color-. I:.-)'"'"' M'lur P " *'"" ^"'C'" 1 m J,.,,,, ! !,.;. l.ri- with (ill-Mil heels, vaulc- mriilai-ly !'1<I at :.uo. special .. 2.1'J pr. PA! MS Now i;< the time to ]-.\\n'. V.'< BJjjtotaliM on pain; .,,. offrrimi these nt . th< ; i r<T.nlr vnluo. Boots Men's heavy quality boots made in the comfort- able shoe pack style, with panco doles ....... 2.U5 pr. ( iroce r ies Granulated Sugar ........................................ 10 Ibs. 52c. Dates ............................................................... 4 Ib. :35c. Pearl soap ............................ ...................... 5 bars,17c. Seedleso Raisins .................................... 2 Ibs. |25c. Aylmer pork and beans, large tins ............ 25c. tin. Wo have just received a full stock of Gros.se & Ulackwell pickles and jam, all priced specially. 1 losiery Ladits fine thread silk hose in all new shades Reg. value $1.2. r >, .snocial ............................ !)8c. pair Underwear Men's ::: IIM I'.-'n and Merino undercear in generate parments, all sizes ................ 89c. garment Wallpaper We are reducing our stock of wallpaper, several good patterns greatly reduced in prices Ladies' Dresses < 'rope tlrCRCC-fl in latest .u'lnmer styles nml shades rog. value $7.!5, special .................................... $5.% I iii\ 's Wool Jcrsex s Fine bitnny wool iersry* with collars. Just the ri.rht Miing for .MI! evenings ................. $l.C>!i i-acli. Children's Print Dresses .lust arrived eh: i inl'lr slylcs in newest and color*. Priced :;ccoidin^ to size $l.('.:i ,', A heavy rain passed over this section on Friday Afternoon ami was indeed welcome as it was badly needed. Miss Elda Ward has returned to her home in Markdale after spend ing several weeks with Mrs. Newt. Hutchinson, who had her arm broken but we are pleased to know has made good recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Wiley and iamily accompanied by the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs R. H. Wiley, visited in Owen Sound with the lat- ter's brother, Mr. Ben Best, who Is in poor health. Mrs. Geo. Lawson is visiting her daughter, Mrs. .Ins. Wiley in Owen Sound. Mr. and Mrs. Rich. Fawcett and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fawcett visi- ted friends in Owen Sound on Satur- day. Mrs. Clara Wiley of Markdale is visiting friends here. Mr. A. Moore of Owen Sound was a caller in our burp last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cherry and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cherry and children visited with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cornfield, Kimberley. There was no service in New Enp- , land church on Sunday afternoon, i Rev.-Stotesburv being at Conference | in Toronto. There was a good at- j tendance nt Sunday School in the morning at 10 o'clock. Some Half Holidays Arthur, Wednesday. Acton. Wednesday. Alli.Hun, Thursday. Bveton, Thursday. Bolton, Thursday. Dundalk, Wednesday. Draylun, Thursday. Durham, Thursday. Erin, Wednesday. Flesherton, Thursday. Grand Valley, Wednesday. Hanover, Wednesday. Mount Forest. Friday. Markdale, Wednesday. Oranjfevillo, Wednesday. Owen Sound. Wednesday. 1'alnierston. Wednesday. Shdburne, Thursday. Tnra, Thursday. i Walkerton, Wednesday. . Misses L. Home and M. M. Nam- be sent in to Mr. S. M. McMillan, ana, high school teachers in Durham ' Flesherton, Administrator of the have resigpcd. HOUND FOR SALE A black and tan hound one year old, first class stock. Enquire at this office. estate or C. C. Middlebro, ior Administrator. Solicitor FARM FOR SALE BY TENDER LONDON BUSINESS FOR SALE Five-ilhousand dollars. Tobacco, Grocerie*, Fruit, Soft Drinks, Ice- cream. Good Buy Sydney Smythe, Market Lot 13, Concession 3rd, Soufi Di'rham Road, containing 40 acres, 1 moro or less, in the township of Artemcsia, belonging to the estate of the late Dan McDonaldr Tenders v.-ill be received for price on said farm up to July 9th. Tenders, can' HORSES LOST Strayed from Feversham on Fri- day, June 6, Bay Horse, about 1200 Ibs. and colt wi*h three white feet and white face, ten months old. Information thankfully received by R. J. Whiteoak, Feversham. . Small Ad vts. '<*>&>+>*^rt^^**<Mrt**^ LOST CAME ASTRAY Collie dog on Saturday, May 17. W. T. Pediar, Flesherton. BULL FOR SERVICE Registered Jersey. Bull for service __ n lot 127, 2nd. Range S. W. Terms: CAME ASTRAY Hound came to $2 and * 3 '~ B - A - Hargrave, Mark- my premises sbout May 28th. D.i Roberts, Feversham. FOR SERVICE OR SALE FOR SALE Red Durham Registered Tamworth Boar for cow, service and a quantity of seed buck- . -,,.., fc,wj VJ> arcu i>tlUK" 4 years old. beef purposes. Walter wheat for sale. Dave McKee Mark- Russell, Flesherton phone. 11 r 24. dale, phone 60 r 32. FOR SALE OR RENT Two half acre lots in Eugenia Miss Kate Jamieson, Priceville. MAY 11AVK SKKN DOUBLE! !''! .;),"!(.'!> fi -hintf enthusiasts r!ini they snw i\ 'rnit at. Kui^onm v/hich w mid wii'h about six pounds np v i li:'<i pecklei "! ids siclo ns large t . ; i ' M ..,-(>. A report was hiTi- tlvt tlv fish was. pi i !r: tviallS off thp Hrillu'O. | Who'll h:\vi- the honor of landing 'his patriarch of the dospl --Dundalk j Herald. FOR SALE Number of bags of seed potatoes. H. Patton, phone 42 r 5. Flesherton. FOR SALE 2 sows, due June 1st, also a few- bage of potatoes. Herb Belts, R. R. 3 Flesherton. FOR SALE About 25 squares of first class Ont. cedar shingles at $4.50 per square F. G. Karstedt, Priceville. FOR SALE Registered Shorthorn-' roan bull 2 years old, on lot 10, Con. ' 9, Osprey. Hugh Fenwick Eugenia, phone Feversham. FOR SALE Three fresh milking cows, one 4 years old and two three years old. H. Genoe, R. R. 1, Flesh- erton. FOR RENT A good six roomed house, cistern, 2 lots, good garden, stable, hen house and garage, op- posite high school. W. J. Caswell, Proton R.R. 3. BOAR FOR SERVICE Purebred Berkshire Boar for ser- vice at lots, 151-153, 1st in 15 months class at Royal Winter Fair 1929 and reserve grand champion. Fees, $2 00- at time of service. H. C. Radley. FARM FOR SALE ~ . 100 acres, being lot 87, Con. 4, Artemesia, 80 acreg under cultivation Godd house and large barn with rood stabling and out-buildings. For fur- ther particulars. apply on premises. ALB. BLACKBURN rhog e 42 r 6 Maxwell FARM FOR SALE In the Township of Artemesia *e farm, lots 143-46, 3rd range S. V.T.&S.R., half mile from station, i* miles from Flesherton. Good build.ngs, 12 acres of bush. Sold on easy terms. -J. L. McMULLEN. Ceylon PROPERTY FOR^AlFTnr^i^ FOR SALE Western oats, 65c. per bu; Barley, $26.50 per ton; Gibson, "uTS* CoL If' 6 ^"" Prairit Pride pure Manitoba flour, > Flesherton On this ** $3.'JO per bu; Pennsylvania Anthra- ! comfortable dwelling house of cite coal, $11.75 per ton. A. C. o= ms ',, w h electric lighting. Barb _ , , i O x .-M TT ii ,"+:. _x_t . *** i* Muir, Celyon, phone 38 r 3. FOR SALE Shinn-Flott light- ning rods, superior litter carriers and stable equipment, "Anchor Holt" cream separators and Preston Rib- Roll Roofing. Enquire for prices and estimates. Phone 32 r 44, Dun- dalk Ed. Rutherford, Dundalk. FOR SALE House and lot~in Proton Station. The lot is a good one rnd on it is comfortable dwel- ling houje, a good stable and a never failing well, "Iso a good sod plough and household furniture that is going to be sold privately. Neil McCan- ncll. Administrator. good locatinn "* D i openy w in a bl F e sold reason- nl v t ' * , . Mr fclCUlflI*3 C1D ttZ^t. IT,,. ad mmistrator. W. J Meads. Flesherton, Ont. FOR SERVICE Registered Yorkshire Bacon hog for semce on l ot 136, West Back- line, Artemesia. G. H. Cairns FOR SALE A six roomed brick hou*v', convenient to high school and United church, with wash room and woodshed at the back, a good cistern and a good cement trough at the back of woodshed for summer use, garden nearly all planted; small hen- house. W. G. Shannon. FOR SALE HOUSE AND LOT, situated in Ceylon village on high- way, good frame house, well built, containing six rooms, nicely located one and a quarter acres of well cultivated land with bnrn; make offer. Charles Melia. 79 Caithness Ave., Toronto. FARM FOR SALE 100 acres, lots 166 and HIT, 1st range west of No. 10 Highway, Artemesia Tp. 2 miles from Flesherton, U mile from school, 70 acres under culti- vation, balance swamp and pastuw?. Any reasonable offer will be con- "sidered. For particulars apply to L. R. Thistlethwaite, 24 Connor Ave., Toronto 0. MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Several young calves. Alb. Blackburn, phone, 42 r 6. FOR RENT Village lot to rent 1'i: acres on which is house, hen- house nml paragp. Apply to Geo. I. Grnham in care of E. A. Graham, Clarksburg. \OTIClv--Tiv.ppincr a:ul fishing strictly forbidden on I. its 130 IIU. 2nd con., N.E.T. & .S. R., Arteiv. ': i:i. Fred Russell, r.. R. 2, Flesherton. PASTURE Calth- taken for pas- ture, plenty of water ovi the farm. Alex Morrison, Maxwell. ft ~ -^ i \_ ij, \ Registered Yorkshire Boar for eer. vice by Flesherton Bacon Hog Club the property of the Ontario Depart- nent of Agriculture. -C. STEWART. Caretaker. GEO E. DUNCAN DUNDALK LICENSED AUCTIONEER For the County of Grey. Terma- I Per cent. Satisfaction guarnteed Dates made at The Advance ottTce SHORTHORN BULL FOR SERVICB *ill be charge tull price. S. l^HAWKINS, Engenfa. MIDDLE BRO & BURNsT Barristers, etc. Ofices Owen Sound, Durham and Flesherton. Flesherton eve*y Saturday afternoon anrl evening. - ' Dr.. W. D. Bryce, L. D. S.. D. D. S. dental surgeon, jrraduate of Uni- versity of Toronto. Gas administer- ed for extraction. Office at the resi- dence of Dr. F,. C. Murray. Toronto street. FlosherUn. Phone C9 Prince Arthur Lodge, S33, A. l<'. & A. M.meets in the Masonic Hall, Arm, strong Block, Fleshorton everj Fri- day on or before the full moon. W. . C. N. Richardson, Secretary, H, A. McCauley. Win. Kaitting, Licensed Auctioneer for the counties of Grey and Simcoe Fai-in and stock sales a specialty. Terms moderate, satisfaction guar- :iiiUvd. All arrangements and date's may be made nt the Advance off ice.or telephone -13 r 11, Flesherton or by addressing me at Eugenia. .