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February 14, 1923 THE FI ESHEKTON ADVANCE Small Advertisement 50 bushel* teed yes fur !r, 91.50 fW bwhel-U. Aaitt. llock Mill*. Chopping done ou Tuesday, Thu-uday, nd Saturday Graham lirus. Eugenia Brown collie dog strayed short tail Nutify this office. Mr. Jim Start .ul left on Monday far Lou Argelof, California. Fur Sale Well bred Durham cow doe lo freiheu soon A. Conkey, Ceylon. Kor Sale 25 gaod breedioK ewe* and cow due Feb. Ut, cih*or time. Mutt i- mild. Fred Stutrt, Fleibertoo. For S.li A (i h. p. gtiolioe engiue, guaranteed in good running condition. D. McTitviah & Son. Pleshcrton. D'>g I. >: 1.- ;'i' black and ran bound low Bet, i-i-wei to name <;f Drumn-.er, about .1 .1. 25Ut. Suitable reward Jaipur S- 11 itt. Kin. I ir i Ity. For Sale - Quebec heatwr, burn Cither coil or wood. Will take caili or ex- change fur w -.1 i. Mi II M:|. v, Kleeh- 4-rton . Stock For Sale Tiro pure bred Tauiwgith tows with cn'y pigtofia wetk uld. Tbre luwt r tu fmoir* Itarch II, ail in riu (au- dition aud will |>nl right lo mat* room fur thrt. N. D. MttLoughry, R. R. 4. Markd.lo. Vhuut 8, r 131 Clover Seed Wanted H ight.st prices paid for Swee Clover, Red Clover and Alsik*. Send sample*. -A. C. MUIR, Ceylon Wanted Twenty fire corda <jf ui.i-n hard uapli body wood 20 ioshe loan. M" 0- Cullins'ni, Ceyluu. Farm For Rent Pr Sale 9000 feat of lu-mlock iuch lumber, ..n.nnty uf plank and ecanUing ; . r . valley rufters 26 ft. long; also good log liotur Huitable f i outside ImildinK .1. Stewart. Proton Station Phone .:-. Wanted District Representative for Fariu fur MI.', on West Hack Line. li!f mile noith of 8aut:eeu Jet., 2W aciu* uioie or IBM, with need bank Lain. jj'ioJ ou'huildirgi.good orchard --App'jr to C. Uindle, liiuge*n Jet 2 ik BUSIKESSCARDS SOCIBTIBS FUaherton and surrounding territory to nuiNCB ARTHUR i.ouur No. .IM A i * represent the Old Reliable Fonthill Nur- A splendid opening for the right scries. man. For full information apply Stone & Wellington, Toronto. to P* ( 1 II. A H. uccti In tbt Maioait ball. Arm nc s r. k. Ploiberton, orr Friday on liafor* Ilia lull .. . - J. Hallaiir w A. B. Hvllamjr. Batratarr- For Sale Black home riiu({ 11 )..-., \ny mtru riing 10 yr, cow ft year* suu j> ised to he in calf, thoroughbred Dtir ham bull '-' ovmthi old, nut team harness .>cd aa in?*, Ht-tck of hay about 14 tons. Apply to ThorniH Wood, Meafurd Kwd, Arlmei, the Sinclair f.tim. DENTISTRY For Stie -DiiviiiK maiu 4 yaia oid ; piu of li sidings .'! und 4 years old,' black and well niatshod . Hereford cow due in Kubruary ; lirood sow due '.n March ; young HOWS ; rubber in...'. bugty nrarly uew ; will sell by ci-.li or six in'intliH credit W. .1. Ale-. i, Matkdale H.H No. ;, Vhw II :i i Z 1. !.. C MURRAY r,. D. 8 , dautal nr|*ufi ^ i* i... k-.l"..iuifcl Of TOTOUtO I'llivni Hf i;.! >-\-. Coliafo uT 1)MI SurKou of Outaiiu, n- ... !:i.miiiH|i-i I I-T te*th aXtracUoo O'er t,u mi. iii- Tiuouto Kticat. Fltubrrtoii LWAI I 1,'CAK. it hKMKY-l'.arrliltri. Holicitort, " ev>.-I. II. Lueu. K. C.: W. IX H.ory. I!. A. ' 1:1. .... Markdale Luoai Ulock. I'l.. -, 2A. 'iiaucli otlictt at Uuudalk and Diiriia .. II Mouse and 6 LoU For Sale. S,k Ints, good brick houie in i coinnio dioui alible, fruit treei, good well, u:c., <>n mini Mii.<->, He-l fit.-n, known as the Neil property. Apply to n!7if -MRS. JOHN STKWAUT Farm For Sale L'it 7, COD. 4, iNpr.-y, coutaininit 10IJ aerti, 80 cleared ; new frame barn, frame- Iniiih.., (food oichard ; well watt-red, pump at door, stream runs aoiosti. M u. IIB sold it mil c, as the owner ia unable < work. M. L.;Morrison, Maxwell P. O Jan. 17, 1 mo. I.K.lri. * TKLKOHD, Man-liter, Hollci. turn, &c. Office*, (irif a Krnr* Blo>, Uwun Houinl. HtaDilard Hans . ,'r"li)ior ton.(Katorrtayi). W.H. Wriijtit, '.V. I'. -1'elforJ Jr. \\- ' l.i .,IM:SS CARDH M.h.-riTIM., ir.i.1 Au, ti.iii.t-r foi tho SOOMHt of iirtjr anil Biuiu 'Mm a<j*1 Ktnrk flnlM a fifrclailv. Trviiii uuduiato. i-atinfaoliou ituataoUdl. Arraug*- nDt tor ilalof may b niad4al Ilia AdTiuce Hi..-, .r Central ul*rlion offic* t'ernritiaui r liy a-Llrii-ilfli! IL at Farm haft), Oni. ivl: A. TfH.<llULJ.. MA.. M.S.. wiJi.i. *^ i...ir -I a Kaoultr -.1 Mw1i<iiui'rifTrnt> P/ Toronto. OffU* Klctiarawn Ml ock, r\nli .11 1. ui. 'I .ili.|.|i..i. H. BOAR for SERVICE Purcbri-d Tauiworlh Uoar for op lot 107, S W T -.-I-! S K., Arteinema,. Terms- tl.W). Sows not rotiinieU will l I'll .11.'. -il -11,... l>a tbuill 111 |'l;:. h'eb 15 -T.J.STINSON 1 Prop House and Lot For Sale Nine roomed house in Kleahertun eltctrio llxhted, i<u- lot, good itablp Apply for particulars to JOUN THISTLKTHWAITE. House and lot for Sale llonaeaiid Lt For Sale The prop orly known a* tha Aahdown residence ai '.-ylnii, an eight romned dwelling, good oallar, atablr, etc. ; about an awe ui land, would make a good home fur a retired gentJecnan. J'or farms and fur llinr utrticulars apply fn W. .1. ItAlUmy, KUnherloo. IMayff Building Lot For Sale I am offering uiy building l.il on 'I . i otilo NT.-I.I, the butldings on which were burned in the tecent fire, fur raid at on Mtlractive price. Gooi buainoss or reni- dence location. Andrew Uilchrist. MORTGAGE SALE Of Valuable Farm Property In the Township of St. Vincent Under and by rirtu* of the powsrs of Stle contaiued in two utitaiu moita winch will ba produced at the tune of tile llit-re will lie oflsrsd for sal* by public auction by Mr. Using* W Patierton, Auo i n.-ri, ia tb 1*wn Mall in the tuwn of Meaford on ii unlay . the U'4lb day -it February, I Vi".. al .' o'olutk p m (hat valuaMa f*tn prapsny SJinpriiinif the Sou ill haH of Lot Ninbar twsniy in i lie i- n.il. (/vucatsiciB uf tba Townakip |f St Viuorut, ci>iupr>aiu| IU '!. mnn or ii- . : On lh Slid pruparly i a large i mi with HUB* atabliuK undnr- lied> and i.ilin auuvsnienns. l'i n farm i. l. !!i ui'lta frciu Mxaford, near schuiil aud cbvroh, mril mail de- i<rery anil rural Uilipkuii* lines, mnl null : in 1 --!, and adjaoent to a good cotaoty road. TKKMS. Ten per cent, uf the pur- L.|MMI priua al tiiiiuuf -.!< and lul .nc in *40 da) a or MI iii ay b a^remi ii|.i>n. Thote will bo * lenerted liid. Kor fmtlier terms and conditions nf alH apply 10 - George G. Alheiy. i .!- ,i i I i the veiidurN D* -e-lat Meafi.rd Ju 22nd, 1023 :: :: . * Rubber Bottoms - ^ Those who require new Rybber Bottoms on their old topejshould leave them NOW and Be ready for a wet day THOS. CLAYTON FLESHERTON, - ONTARIO V*- ;; ::: ft ** I You Can Vote At Municipal Election But You Must Get on the List Whan tho Assessor Calls at Your House. in the different municipali- ties are now commencing their work. Tht task this yer is muah greater than heretofore, requires greater car*, and if u cen.plctc list is to be provided must receive duty and attention not neces- sary in former years. Under an amend- ment to the Assessment Act passed at the last session of the Legislature, women are entitled to vote under the same conditions as men. The condit- ions are as follows : "Of the full age of '2\ years; British subject by birth or naturalization . rated or entitled to be rated on the last aeaes sin.. - : roll of the local municipality for land held in hit nr her own right as owner or tenant or so rated or entitled to be so rated for income or who is entered or was entitled to be entered on such a roll as n farmer's son, or who is the wife or the husband so rated or entitled to be rated for land as owner or tenant." The rate for land shall be in respect f>f a freehold or leasehold, legal oreqtiit- able or partly of each to an amount not less than : In villages and townships, $100.00 In tOAng having a population not ex CCCiling 3000, l'Jilu.i;ii. In towns having a population exceed- In cities, $400.00. Or having an income from any trade Office, calling r profession, or nut less than $40f 00. Tins simply means that every married woman whose husband ia a tenant or owner of land to the value of $100.00, in any township or village; $200.00 in a town of Iiooo.and $300.00 in K town liav ing u population of more than :<OtK) must be placed on the assessment roll and be given the right to vote ut municipal elections : also any man or woman, 21 ytxirs of a;;e, who earned during the past 12 months, 4400.00, must also he entered anil given the right to vote. Miss Macphail Active Taking Keen latereat in United Statea and Canadian Trade Intereats A number of questions dealing with foreign truJc matters have been placed on the order paper of the Commons by Miss Agnes Macphail, our local member Miss Mucphail asks (iuvf niinent to atatf how many consuls mid commercial agents the L'nitoi States has in r.n. .-.).,. how many Cunuda has in the United States uiul whether Canada intends to appoint sufficient agent!) in the United States to properly take care of her trad' un .1 . Mi Macphail is also asking what steps the Government is taking to foster trade with the United KmgJon .11. -I now many nil: . ul-. witli technica trade knowledge are attached to the Canadian High Commissioner's ottice in London. AUCTION SALE Farm Stock Implemcnta W H. HALL LOT 18, CON. 6, OSPREY 1 and ; milea east if Maxwell SATURDAY, FEB. 24, 1923 when the fujlowuiif nill bo offered lirnwn Mm- ,i-in i ,1 purpose u year* Id Hrowit liuuu nen purp 7 yrs old, Kuan Mine :'.-u purp i) yrs old, lilac*, Mar c'-n purp 2 yro old, Brown Mare K'i i IL i 1 1 year ulil, II I ih in Cow K yrs kiip due Mnrcli U, llnUtein i '.. Ii yrn tip dun Mini !. 27, ' inn- Durham C'mv 4 yra old sup CUD April 25, 5 ll.nl I- ,i i .1 1 Ii-, if no* Hnlil liefoie unU'. '2 yr >:-!in.. S'.-ri-,, 1 Vem'ii'K ll.-iiri, Ynung Si.w -ii|.|iu i .1 in |-i_ due March 27, Youn^ Sow tup in pig duo April 25, Young Sow up in pi.' duu April 2H, 4U Young Hens, Set I. ..! 1'. i n II u 11.. -i Hulid nickel with i-.'-.U blinds, s,-i long |L>HIII crotch U i "V n, s,->. -in.jV- Walkerton Paper Slams New P. S- Geography The Walkerton Tlescopc say* : "The new Public School Geography which was awaited so long ami patient- ly, has now been in general use for a few months -long enough for teachers and others to size it up. The new book is handsomely gotten up, beautifully illustrated, and makes a very attractive volume. Hut when one begins to loak into the subject matter, it's a different story. Teachers are lir-.cling it full of mistakes, not trifling inaccuracies, cither Tin.' railroad map of Canada shows only two transcontinental lines. Many of us were under the impression there were three. The papers have been full o the controversy as to whether the eastern headquarters of the Canadian National Railways shall remain in Tor- onto or be removed to Montreal, but the new geography settles the question by stating that Moncfon, N. B.. holds this coveted plum. A pedagogical friend of ours has fount! over a hundred mis- statcmenta of fact in a few chapters of the book. These things naturally make one curious to learn the authorship of auch a volume. 13y inquiries we have learned that the Department commis- sioned two gcnt'cmen to get their heads together, anil out of the abundance of their knowledge compile a new geog- rarihy. The result it this somewhat unique tet. One of the authors ac- quired his familiarity with tho teaching of public school geography by being Greek Master in a High School. So far as we can learn he has never seen the inside of a Public School uince his early youth. His collaborator prepared himself for the authorship of the geog- raphy book by teaching English in a Winnipeg High School thirty five-years ago. That these gentlemen ms.dc a few hundred mistakes in their book is surely not to be wondered at. They have produced the kind of book you would expect them to produce. Tlicie gentle men, no doubt are nice fellows and close fr'ends of the officials who haJ the handint out of the contract. And they were no doubt paid a snug sum for their work And now their book is the geographical authority for the children of the province. Heaven help the children! Owen Sound 2, Fleherton 1 A team known an the "Spitleil R-its'i CHine dnn fr m Owtn Si.uud and played tl e Kleal.crti n team <>n Tuesday evening and lelurned on th ninit train with the bin i iid nl the clinene It at a (jood U>inie frc-iM ntart tn tiuuh mi Uirly cle*n, only a few minor peua'ties being handed out, one nf i hem n,- t the (Um' < al tenil- r fur "im i-' t it . ui ;.! f il net*. Them rre time liflcon minute l~ ii.nl. and kf "I hockey w (ilnyed in ui:li. Tli re w.i ii no Konr.ng in the tiitl, bu', number* of nl.n'N wi-ro lurnecl anidu at c*ch i(oal. Tint -i i-i.i -I peiioil -.I :- m ii-i. -i .1. i iv ulli'il iu too (roala fur Owen Souni', tne til-Run a com* iimtion play of Mvchett Hiid M. Cttwfoid, iliu latter neltinv . ':. r i -i.il! in on 1- > ' !> second wm lecurt-il liy I' .' n on . l.-n- rush. Tim third pciiod npenri with praeti- AUCTION SALE Farm Stock, Implements, and Furniture McC'oi mick liiniltr Tti feet cut, itith trucks and slionf collier, .M-. -. j 1 1 u 1 1 , seed iiiJi, I', tn Hamilton cultivator, cutler, Kluuiy puwor cut box with car- tiern, M.H mowtr (> feet cut, VWuy plow 'J furrow, wagDii, Frost A Wood 1'low NII 'JO, Lion Disk lurrow. oat roN ler, I* H I- I nil iron lurrowa, scutller and .n. n'll-i :', complete wagon, acalcs 2UOU Iba, pulper, m.tiket bohsleiKh, gravel bnx, u m> iue unyini-, Toronto Fnuning Mill with hagKer, Haivester Fanning Mil 1 , tit.ock rack for scalea, Ha grain rack, grain cradie, sulky rake, grind itonr, - hii^ar kdlilcx, wheel tur- row, pumping jick, whiffletreee, 13 new jjrain bags, neokyokes, no. of Krain bags Hliithily U8td, number i i other grain bags', il-n-iy I-'IHI n, milk puils. Magnet I-I.--IHI '-..p n ii.'i . parlor stove and hot i.ir pipes, two iiin.-in; liiup), McLouchlin buggy, buy fork, f ika, hica, sliove's, rakes, etc. e l' : vi iy> innu must lie sold, us proprietor Is Riving up farming. TRKMH Fowl, Fin oittle and sums of SIO.Oli and mil. i. Cash; tvt-r that amuuat ! ui nilhs' ort-dit will bo uiven on furnished approved joint notes. 5 per : yiii fir 11 .-lii - -tl for cnsh. CEO. McALlSTER $ SON, . Auctioneer RAYMOND WELLAR LOT 12, CON. 6, OSPREY (half mil.- east . I Maxwell) will hold HII auction sale on THURS., MARCH 1, 1923 when 1 1. 1- following will be <>H'i'ed Chestnut mare 4 ytaiv, brown mare 12 years in foal, ly maro U years m foal ; n. i- iul.' i>.i I'M-li-m cow 4 yeais due M in-li ."', thornuithbied Durliam cow 4 pra due April 13, Unlstein row 8 y due Apiil 7, HoUtem cow yr duu June 30, nw ti yrM ilue My 1, cow ID ym f*rrow, H'ifei 2 ym, i''i-. i\>'-, 2 fl cxtlle if not ueviounly ,ola ; llyounu p ; gs over 80 l>8, 1 B'.W ; '24 putt bred Plymouth Kock ii-iis, Jiooster", pair of geeso. M.-H. binder (! foot cut, McCWmick mower U n out, Cor.kpluit nianute spread- er nearly new, 10 .'t liy r*ke, ftl.-U. aeed ilnll, VI II cultivator, Mm- 1 laud roller, II C wK' n aud be x iifarly r.tur, high wagon, democrat, liugpy, set of sloop ileigha. cutler, Cockshutt 1 fuirow liding plow, Ni>7 Wilkinson walking plow, 2 fuirow Fl'.ury plow, let 12 bull iron harrow*, act A bull iron harrows, icufHer, fanning mill, turnip pulper, tet 2000 Ib soal neaily new, gravel bo*, hay lack, Htok rack, sat pea harvester*, wheel bunow, buggy pole, grii d sl-jne, 2 seta whttlletrtoi ooiui'lcte, set heavy hHtnees, aut singly hainew, 5 horse collars, cross cut BRW, 2 ni'ckyokfB, 2 sugar kettles, 60 aap buckets and opile, 2 loKgiup chains, post hole apoon, canthouk, 1 iln/. giain bags, Di-Lival cream separator run k-sa than year, dinii<R rcom sideboard, cx- lunsion table, I'eerltM Ut>i-ona nmgi, number of clitiirr, f oldiiiK baly buflgy, Hewing macliin- i("od s new, fill l.ushclN barley, about Wl bs K'.d seed potato-p, wood ruck, pig ruck, fnrka, chiiins, hues ?nd numercui "ilu-r at'ic'c'J. \ll will be Bold without iee:Veasihe nwner bus lentil his fuim. TKl'.MS V.it R-uili-, r'in. potatoes inul all Mnn-i f ?S ^i' 1 under, c;vsli ; n>oi Unit .minuiit Id ><.' credit will he grVeu on approved joint notes or 6 % ctt for oish in li- j u of nntes. CEO. McALlSTER & SON, N Auttioncers Thursday's theJKght Valentine Carnival Flesherton Rink GET ON YOUR DUDS AND JOIN THE CROWD Good Prizes! Lots of Fun ! cally the whole Fleshtrton team was ou the forward line but the only suacuu was a Ion* counter hy C McTvn-h in a scramble in front uf the net. The rud- nts mint bavugoneinltt their hcles after this and taken the net with them, an it couldn't be fouud, so there waa no mure souring ou tither Hide. It was^i thii period that the O. S goalie was jenil- mad, along with Hait, when they were too fres with thoir iticks. The "Spotted Rats", the nnie bvinz given as us two uniforms - ero dike, arH a good bunch of Kporliand were out for the love of the game and a gr.od exhibition reiulted, one of the c!eanet hi this year. Sport in hockey endi thru euhcr team tries tt> Will Ii) lull. Ii nil-ill:-' Th line up for each te*in -as : Owen Sound Fltsherton C. Buft goal K. Muir Hi 11 defence Gravrs 1 il'lll .1: - ThUIHtOII O. Pulton . centre O. McTavish Mutohetr. I. wiui< S. McTnvish M Cranford r. wing I*. Hurt C i 'i if .:! hub. A mist rung Referee Geo. McTavish ICE Any ..lie n >(uiring ice apply to J. O. Patton or It. Welton. Tonsorial Parlors We Aim to Glv Entire Satisfaction LAUNDRY Basket close* Monday ni:;!n, clelirfry ^Friday ev OLEVN'INa atiiDTBING Wear gents for Parker's Dy Works Clothes cleaned and dyed, feathera rejuvenated TF1SHER- -PROPHIETOB Boar For Service Pure bied Uegmterea York shire Boar for service Vineyard flamyus 77530 on lot 1G7. S. W. i. & S. R., Ar'eiueiia. Terms f 1.-50. Sows nut returned will be charged gome is those in pig. 10,4,22 T. J. STIN'SOS. C / f EVERY genuine piece of SMP Enameled Ware carriei the SMP hield thape trade mark. Only the choicest articles carry this sign. It guarantee* the value in the article, and the uae of SMP Enameled Ware itself guarantees quick heating of foods; tbtolute purity ; eae of cleaning, tendet ly cooked food and long wear. Ask die hardware merchant for SMPc^ -WARE Three finishes: ^Pearl Wtre. two coat* of pearly gTey enamel inside and out. Diamond Ware, three coaU. light blue and white outside, white lining; Crystal Ware, three coati, pure white iaaide and out, with Royal Blue Edging. 156 a The Drudgery of Wash Day is a thing of the past when you put in a 1900 Electric or Gasoline Power Washer, or Hand Power Gravity Wringer, all kept for sale by S. HEMPHILL CEYLON Agent for Beatty Hay Carrier goods, Steel Stalls and Stan- chions and Stable Fittings, Pumps, Churns, Brantford Wind Mills and Gasoline En- gines. Pump repairing is promptly attended to. A call is solicited ,