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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9 1926 THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE i»"^5S^^ Five Teams Entering Centre Grey League An executive mcftiriK of the Cen- tre Grey Baseball League wag held »t the Muniihaw Hoube on Monday eveninR last. Repreiientatives were prcHent from Markdale, V'andeleur, Kimberley, Dundalk and Fle^herton, and the biwineRn of passing players, drawinfr up a schedule, and appoint- inif umpires, wan dealt with to the BatiHfaction of everyone present. The followinK delegates were present from each team. Markdaleâ€" A. E. Colgan, H. White, •nd J. Noble. Vandeleur â€" H. Graham, A. E. Buchanan and N. Genoe. - Kimberley â€" R. Ellis, R. Stafford. Dundalk â€" F, Mclntyre and Dr. Marshall. Flesherton â€" S. E. deCudmore and W. G. Akins. President W. E Turncy was in charge of the meeting and Secretary H. Graham acted his office. The business of passing play erg was deah with and all name^ were passed with the exception of Alonzo Smith of Rocklyn, who was signed to play with Kimberley. This mat- ter was held over for further inves- tigation. The following players were passed on the FIcshcron list and are eligible to play the coming season: H. Betts, F. Bett.s, C. Betts, F. J. Thurston, H. Major, C. S McTavish, G. A. McTav- ish, W. G. Akins, K. Boyd, R. Kitch- en, J. Parks, T.McDonald, J. Nuhn, H. McMullen, R. Boyd, L. Wauchope, G. Wauchope, J. \V"hite, J. Neilson, H. Richardson, A. Sparks, L. Alcox, H. McQuillan, Roy Piper, Harry Pedlar, A. C. Muir, J. McLeod. The .schedule given below was ad- opted and should produce a good brand of bu.seball with all teams having their chance at gaining the coveted silverware. It was decided to use local umpires with the exception of the final games and the following were appointed by the executive and will be allotted their duties by the president. I.MPIRES Vandeleur â€" A. E. Buchanan,, E. War- ling, R. Freeman. Markdaltrâ€" G. Dundas, T. Tuck, C. King. Kimberleyâ€" E. Klli.s, E. Dillon, W. Gilbert. Dundalk â€" G. Hanbury, M. Thomson, W. Lockhart. Fle.shertonâ€" FJ.Thurston, Turney, W. G. Akins. SCHEDULE OF CENTRE GREY LEAGUE 1926 W. E. siderabie improvement over last year. The local, however, are out to win on ' Thursfiay, and the return game should be a ti-eat. Fine Mode of Travel BIG FIELD DAY JUNE 10th NOTICE I June 16 â€" Dundalk at Markdale June 17 â€" Kimberley .at Flesherton June •2.'? â€" Vandeleur at Dundalk June 24â€" Flesherton at Kimberley June 26 â€" Vandeleur at Markdale July 7â€" Markdale at Vandeleur July 8 â€" Dundalk at Flesherton July 14 â€" Kimberley at Dundalk July 15 â€" Flesherton at Vandeleur July 19â€" Markdale at Kimberley July 21â€" Dundalk at Vandeleur July 22 â€" Markdale at Flesherton July 26 â€" Kimberlgy at Markdale July 28thâ€" Flesherton at Dundalk July 29 â€" Vandeleur at Kimberley Aug.4â€" Markdale at Dundalk Aug. 5 â€" Vandeleur at Flesherton Aug 9 â€" Kimberley at Vandeleur Aug 11 â€" ^Flesherton at Markdale Aug. 12 â€" Dundalk at Kimberley Some Concrete Examples I Evidence of the quick work an Ad- ! vance Small Advt. will do came to , our attention last week when Mr. G. B. Welton advertised for a piece of . steel lost from the radiator of his 'studebakeiw car. The paper came lout on Wednesday noon, and by six o'clock that evening Mr. Welton had word of the missing band . Another case was of a cap being found in a garage in town, an advt. as inserted, I and the owmer turned up the day o4 publication. Mr. Robt Vause adver- tised young pigs for sale and they were all taken three days after the paper appeared. This all shows that the small advertisements are widely r^ad and a (luicker medium for dis- posing or buying stock could not be found. A holiday party Jrom Brampton i spent the 3rd of June at Er^enia, and i motored through Flesherton ^n their way out. They travelled i:i four touring cars and one of the huge pa&jcngcr motor cars which arc used between Brampton and Toronto undj on other highways leading into the. Queen city. The busses are of ani inxmense construction and thirty pas-' sengers can be seated in comfort. ' During the past Xew years there have | been immense stride.') in motor bus construction and the result is a large roomy, and confortable mode of trav- el. A big field day is being held on Thursday, iune 10th, by the Agricul- tural Society, when baseball and Softball games will be played, along with a horseshoe pitching contest. The Softball tournament will consist of girls' teams from Markdale, Kim- berley, Dundalk and Flesherton, and a baseball game will be played be- tween Kimberley and Flesherton Gen- re Grey League teams. The annnal meeting of the South Grey Lib. -Assoc, will be held in the Town Hall, Durham on Wednesday afternoon, June 2nd, at 2 o'clock. Mr. W. E. Sinclair, leader at the op- position, and Hon. Nelson Parliament, ex-speaker, will be present to address the meeting. Ladies especially in- vited. The executive will meet at one o'clock.â€" S. B. Clarke, Sec'y. CHURCH PROPERTY FOR SALE S. S. No. 7. FEVERSHAM Local Teams Break Even At Kimberley Field Day Sr. 4th â€" Blanche Henderson, Mar- The local Centre Grey team play-IJery Hatfield. Eunice Bimpson, Zel- LOCAL AND PERSONAL Kimberley play June 10th, ia Flesherton on Come to the big field Flesherton on June lOtb. day at la" Long, Margaret Hawton, Beatrice Wright, Mervin Davidson, Annie Robinson, Russel Hudson. Jr. 4th â€" John McLean, Lloyd Moore, Rus.?e| Hawton, Rozzcl Conn. Donald Davidson, Earl Alexander. Richard Hallam. Sr. 3rd^-Minerva Conn. Jr. 3rd â€" E<lith Heitman, Manael Conn, Albert Davidson. Sr. n2d â€" Givie Henderson, Mervin Moore, lone Thornbury, Burton Con- ed Kimberley at the latter's 3rd of June celebration, and were able to come home with the long end of a 0_8 score. Kitchen did the hurling for the champions, and was seldom in trouble .althougfi seevral double play:; made matters easy at times. E. Ellis portsided the slants for the Kimberley hopefuls and worked well all the way, retiring the side for four innings with only two men reaching first. Stafford's homer in the 7th inning with throe men on the 'on- Johnny Heitman, Merryl David- paths was the feature clouU of thejson. Paul Simpson, Margaret Foster, day and brought Kimberley within Ji^'nie Conn, Emily Moore, a run of tying up the game. 'Both] Jr. 2ndâ€" Dora Short, Marion Haw- clubs made use of the opportunity '"i. L'oyd Hudson. Jean Alexander, of trying out new players, and both | Sr. FK Delsa Kaittint*, Irene showed that they have no lack of Hudson, Annie Heathcote. good material to make u.ic of in the Jr. Pr. â€" Burton Hudson, Jean long grind to come. ^''"rt. Gordon Dav-idson, Dorine The teams meet aagin this Thurs- Smith, Billy Burko. xx day at the Agricultural Celebration E. M. FERRIS, teacher and «^ real battle should result be- toon these two good teams. The local Ladies' Softoall team met dcf'eat at the hands of Kimberley on Thursday last, when they were down the odd run of an 18 â€" 17 score. The game was very interesting and ! Individual instruction. Business and both teams gave a creditable display Shorthand courses. Preparatory FALL TERM OPENS Sept 1st at The OWEN SOUND of their favourite game girls are young in years, but mature ' in understanding and displayed con- ^ ^ piemingrF^.A. ' gTd. Ficming Kimberley courses for those who missed first chance at public scht.3l. Catalogue Free A governn»ent order has been is- sued in Angora prohibiting the sale of spirituous beverages. The fiery liquids may have destroyed the na- tives' thirst for goats' milk. The Dundalk Herald tells of a far- mer who pulled 30 cars out of a mud hole in one day at $2 a thtww. Just imagine asking a man like that to sign a petition for a good roads sys tem. Should turkey's be employed to fight the grasshopper pest their blood would be on their own head'.3 When the bird waxed fat on a hop- per diet they would be guillotined to make a holiday feast. We are pleased to congratulate Mr. George C. Mitchell on passing his ex aminations at the University of Tor- onto in political science. George took the honor course and is now an honor graduate of the University. He has taken an excellent position in Toronto, and his many friends here wish him continued success in his profession. The following attended the fourth birthday party of the L. O. B. A. at Owen Sound on Monday evehing. Mr. W. A. Hawken, Mesdames Hawken, Cro&.-.ley, T. Fisher, E. Best, Mr. T. Bentham, Mesdames G.' Warling, W. Stewart, W. R. Clements, Miss Nich- olson, Mis.ses G. Lever, Rose Dawson, Mrs. R. Down and Mrs. Tremp. A fine musical programme, abo reci- tations were given, which was much enjoyed. Four candles burned on the birthday cake. A lunch was served at the close; and a pleasant evening was spent, so the pleasure seeker.-, did not mind the drive home through the rain. FOR SALE â€" One % acre lot and one three acre lot. The ptirchaaer can secure deed. For particulars apply to Mr. L. Latimer, Eugenia. Small Advertisements FOR SALE FOR SALE â€" Nine little pigs for sale â€" John Wickens, Kimberley. 2 FOR SALE â€" The new Rye Buck- wheat for seed. â€" Kendal R. W. Hawkins, Eugenia. FOR SALEâ€" A quantity of good hay. â€" T. J. Stinson, Proton ^tation. Phone 41 rl-1. FOR SALE â€" Good Silver HuU .seed buckwheat for sale. â€" James Sergeant, Ceylon. FOR SALE â€" Purebred Buff Leg- horn rooster for sale. â€" Jas. Stew- art, Flesherton. BOAR FOR SERVICE Tamworth boar fqr service, NCr- . 2-16,816, on Lot 146â€"147, 3rd range â€" L. MEGGOTT, Apr. 27. Flesherton BOAR FOR SERVICB No. 92-77630. Also a yoang York. shire pig, both bacon type for serrici on lot 176, N.W. T. ft SA. Termsâ€" 11.00. â€" T. J. STINSON. BOAR FOR SERVICE SIX HILL STORES We buy together in order thai \ our customer* in the six com- munities majr materially ben- efit individually. F. T. HILL & CO., Ltd Markdale, Ontario THE HILL STORE A Store everyone instinct-f ively associates with highP quality merchandise at thfG fairest possible prices. We Have Added Many New Lines of Summer Merchandise TO OUR ALREADY LARGE STOCK . If you are looking for Real Value and the place where a dollar will go the farthest visit our store^ to do your purchasing. We are offering many lines at attractive prices. Working on Gravel Road Construction work on the Colling- wood gi-avel road from hte townline, .\rt3nicsia and Osprcy east to Mas- well commenced, recently with Road contractor Tho.s. Nichol of Pricevillc in charjro of the work. The road has been surveyed as far as Maxwell and Mr. Nichol hopes to constru'ct the road to a point beyond the Feversham sideroad. FOR SALE â€" 5 cows for sale, two freshened, three due shortly. â€" Wal- tei- Akitt, Flesherton. FOR SALE â€" White sewing mach- ine, in good condition. Phone 21 r 21, Flesherton. FOR SALE â€" Good Ford car for sale, 1918 touring, cheap for cash or exchange for nibber tired buggy. â€" Albert Wilkinson, Rock Mills. 2w. FOR SALEâ€" vA few bags of small Green Mountain Potatoes for seed, SI p<?r bag.â€" Alex Miller, R. R. 3, itlarkdale. Registered Yorkshire Boar for ser- vice â€" Edgely Bright Vim, No. 99,996 â€" Property of Saugeen Bacon Hog Club. Terms $1.00. â€" C. HINDLE, Proton Station. Lots 168-9, 3rd W.T.S.R., Artemesia. FOR SALE â€" Purebred Shorthorn hull, yearling, eligible for registra- ion. â€" Jas. Hill, Markdale (Orange Valley.) FOR SALE â€" Clover .honey, bee frame.?, and comb foundation, also pictui-e framing done. â€" Geo. W. Graham, Eugenia. FOR SALE â€" Two Tamworth sows duo to farr.,-.v last week in Au;rust, bred to Tamworth hog. â€" D. D. McLoughry, R. R. 4, Markdale. Phone 30 r 121. GEO E. DUNCAN DUNDALK LICENSED AUCTIONEER For the county of Grey. Reason- Bble terms. Satisfaction guaran- teed. Dates made at this office. JERSEY BULL FOR SERVIC:^ Registered Jersey bull for service. Sire: Brampton Jersey Conscript; Dam: Brampton Petune's lady. Fee: $5.00 at time of service. â€" H. RADLEY, Flesherton. Ont. S, E. DeCUDMORE PHONE 53, FLESHERTON General Insurance Specialist Real Estat.» and Investments â€" Inquiries Solicited MAXWELL SCHOOL Special Value in Cotton Hosiery LOT I.-.i'H) dozen Ladies' Fine Black CjI- tun Hose in a good wearing quality. Special at 2f)<'('nts per pair. I.<il 2. â€" 2.'> dozen Ladies' Fine Lisle Hose in difercn r.hudos to chow.ic from. Valu> up to T.O cents. Special .'ISc. LOT :i.- nil dozen Ladies' Silk Fibre Hose in many shades. Cood wearing ijuality. Sperial at 49r. Ladies' Summer Vests Wf have a large nssiirtnu-nt in .Silk, Lisle and otton to chose fronv. Wo are showing three very pesecail values in cuttoii and lisle vest;; at 2.tr., 2.1C. and 6.'>r. per garment. Children's Summer Dresses 26 only. Children's Summer DresFcs in Fine Quality Muslin. Regular values up to $2.26. Very Sprrial thin week 9rtr. Special Value in Curtain Scrim 250 yards only. Fine Curtain Scrim with border, .luitahle for bedrooms or kitchen. Regular values to 20r. SpK-lal this we^k, 10c. a yard. Ladies' Summer Dresses Just b 20 only, Ladiex Summer Dresses In the new- est designs in Broadcloths and Rnyon Silks. Pop- ularly priced at$6.9.'>. $7JS0 and $H.7.^. Broadcloths for Summer Dresses We are showing a vory large range in this popular material. Doitens of patterns to chose from at prico'j that are right. Specials at 4.')c. to KOc. per yard; also the better grades at 95c. t.i SL.'iO. Men's Summer Underwear A full range of sir-.of.'in h'ine Balbriggan un<lerwcar, real Egyptian yarns. A very service- able garment at 7."c. each. Grocery Department Specials 10 pounds of Granulated Sugar for 66e. Galoln Tin.^ of Blue Berries for Site. FigH, \ pound.s for 25c. Corn Flakes, :{ packages for 27c. Tapioca, 3 pounds for 25c. Hardware Department We carry a full line in heavy nnd shelf hard ware, and aro showing ..pecinl values in Sfreen Doors and Window Screens for this week, Sperial lJ«M»r Prices from $2."o to -.1.50. Seed Corn Procure your supply at once. This article is getting scarce. We still have in stock Compton's Early, White Cap, niproved ILeaming and Wiscon- sin No. 7. The price is right. Sr. 4t.h â€" John Lougheed,* John New,* Helena Long'* Annie Robert- .=on,* Lorna Chard,* Vem Paliistci-, Lawrence Cnmeron.* Violet Parker,* Wiirrcn. Morrison.* Jr. 'Ith Mabel Rosa, Lawrence Fen i wick, R. J.. TIdell. I Sr. 3rd â€" Margaret New,* Ruby ' Robertson,* Mary Bemli'ose, G^aldie I Udell, John 'Icmrose. (Not ranked, Marv Lung.) Jr. 3r(I â€" Kathlcpn Morrison,* Re- ta I'Vnwick.* Jean Young,* Cecil Chard.* Marjorie Seeley,* (Not rank- cd-<Billie Castle.) Sr. 2nd â€" Marjorie Guy,* .Arlocn i Pnlli;-.tcr,* (Not ranked. Robt. Long.) Jr. 2n<l--E(lith Lougjieed,* lillie Kerton.* 1st Classâ€" Marie Chard*.' Stolla Young, Irene Parker, Rillie Kerton,* Isabel Palistcr,* Robt, .Annie Mur- phy, May Linlcy, Donald Radlcy,* (Not ranked, B«lva liong?) Sr. Pr. â€" Merlio Buckingham,* Ethel Foil wick, Jean Ross, Lloyd .Morrison*, Helen Guy*, Lc.Mie Seeley. Jr. Pr. B.â€" Mabel Bemrose,* Tom Pallister, Jim Poole.* Jr. Pr. A. â€" .Mice Murphy. These marked with an asterisk were present every day. Xv-erage attendance 4.I. HELEN MAVNARD FOR RENTâ€" Brick house near the high .school, large garden, nc. cis- tern, electric lighted, possession at once. â€" Alf. Thistlethwaite, .7 Baby Point Road, Torontio, Ont. FOR SALE â€" Che\Tolet car for sale, cheap for cash, or would con- sider a good horse and rubber tii<e buggy. â€" Joseph Oliver, R. R. 3, Priceville. Ont. - '^ M I S C E L L ANEO U S NOTICEâ€" Chopping done Satur- days only. â€" Graham Bros., Eugen- ia. GRAIN WANTED â€" Feed oats and barley wanted at once â€" W. J. Stewart & Sons Flesherton. WANTED â€" Second hand shot- gun, single or double barrel. â€" Alex. Cameron, Eugenia. FARMS FOR SALE Oil the Toronto Line Provincial Highway. Three farms, two of l|t acres and one of 60 acres all clearad. First class buildings, up to dat« fe every particular. WiK sell an.v cat cf those. Good brick house on mi i 'C- the faiTOs. The atobling for ran!, mals is perfect. One ivcrr has te acres hardwood bush and anotS* oundred ha» three acres of timb* and has buildinngi for everythins needed, including poultry house «a« pig pens. No broken land and cj»» of weeds. .',ny person interetaei should investigate. , -r. J. STINSON. la»y Proton SUUoa P.a BUSINESS CARDS Dr. E. C. .\1 array. L.D.S., dental surgeon, honor graduate of Toronta and Royal College of Dental Surgeoaa of Ontario. Gas administered fat teeth extraction. OfHce at residenee Toronto Stret, Flesherton. F. T. HILL & Co., Limited. Mark ale WANTEDâ€" Any quantity of eggs, the highest cash price will be paid on delivery. â€" J.Runstadler, Flesher-| NOTICE Dr. A. Tumbnll, BJl., M.B., znA- uate from the Faculty of Medicfii^ University of Toronto. OfEkseâ€" Rich, ardson Block, Flesherton. Pho- 11^ (invernment Control Recently fi^'e men died at Lauzon, Quebeci as a Result of drinking "of Moon-shine whiskey." Over in Quebec the liquor traffic is under what i.? known as Government Control. And there are those who recommend it on the ground that it will put a stop to the moonshine bu««iness and to the bootlegger. M^ JMiiJinii.i i a BiCT g!=aiagli»S^ gggaaBBBgaBjaiaiaiiiffnPiig^ NOTICE On Juno 12th. the County O. E. A. will hold it's, second annual meeting at Flesherton High .School at 1 .W p.m. A good progra^ i.> pro' i '«.'. Everyone is invited. â€" N. McCame', Sec.-Treaa. . Positively no trespassing or Cish- ing will be allowed on Lots 35, 36 and 37, Con. 8, Artemesia. â€" A. CSimeron, T. E. Fcnwick. NOTICE Prince Arthur Lodge, 333, A.F. A A.M.. meets ih the Masonic hidl, A^»> strong Block. Flesherton. every 1"V1. day on or before the full moo^. Joki Wright. W, M.. F. J. ThoratoB, Sec C. C. Middlelrn. Barrister solicitor, etc. of Durham. Will be in Fleshes ton every Friday from 4.30 p.m to 8.45 p.m. Hunting and trapphig on lot 35, l„„ ^ „, Barri,ter», SoUdl. Con 4 will be stnctly prohibited - „,, etc.,-!. B. Lnea^ K C • W iT R. Cullen. Flesherton. Jne .SO. Henry. B.A. Offices, M.rkSj. LoJto Block, Phone 2. Branch tMe^A at WOOL WANTED Dundalk and Durh.,^ Coarse, medium and fine Telford A Bimie. Barrlstem, sel. wool wanted. cltors, etc., OiBces â€" Grey and Bniea c-i L ^ \%i II aifii ^^^^ O^en Sound: SUndard Baak Fle»herlOn Woollen Mill.. Block. Flesherton. (Satrndaya). W. John Nuhn, Prop. P- Telford Jr., J. p. p. Blmle. CACUS STAR 2.10<, (Trotting) w«. K.ltth.». Liransed Aaetkm^ for the counties of Grey and Shneaa^ - Will be in Flesherton - F,rm and stock sales a apeelaHy. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY TIU. Terms moderate., satisfaeUwi gm. NOON anteed. Arrangements for datw MARKDALE THIRSDAY NIGHT may be made at the Advance -irice. m See posters for further particulars. Central telephone offlce, FeTaraha^ â€" Chas. PALMER or hj •ddreasiag â- Â» at