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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24. 1926 THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE (' ^m .Spring iinQncing FARMING is one of the most diversified and complicated businesses in tlie world. And, tike all businesses, it cannot progress without sound financing. At tliis time farmers are confronted with many problems which the Bank of Toronto is pleased to help solve. Money will be needed for improving the herd, buying cattle, etc. Loans will be required to meet current expenses. And the Bank of Toronto will be ready to advance all this necessary financial aid to farmers of character and reputation. â- K>J â- ..l,...*.-_^ "mM&IDRONIO BRANCHES: FEVERSHAMâ€" Chas. Smith, Manager. .M ARK DALEâ€" W, L. YOUNG, Manager. 225 r All that stands between us and a' hot time is the rest of this winter. Working too hard is about as bad in the long run as loafing too hard. Henry Winnett, proprietor of the Queen's Hotel, Toronto, at at one time owner of the Tecumseh House, London, is dead in his 80th year. A "young Englishman broke the bank of Monte Carlo, with winnings of $250,000, and the news is cabled round the world. But, if he had Markdaie Won Here ' on Friday Night 2-1 The Marl/iale Redmen beat the local team in a hard fought and well played game here on Friday night by a 2 â€" 1 score. The match was clean and fast, and turned out to be a thriller, with play being very close as the score Indicates. White, in the Markdaie netfe, was the stumbling block between victory and djfeat. Time after time the locals swept in upon him, -only to have the shot turned aside. SJullivan scored in the last minute of the opening period when he stickhandled through the whole team to beat Akins with a wicked drive. Scoreâ€" Markdaie 1; Flesherton 0. The locals opened up in the second period but were unable to beat Wiiite or else missed the posts by inches. Markdaie came back strong however and layed the puck right on the nets. Midway through the stanza English broke through and when checked by Akins, slipped tSie puck across to Sullivan, who drove it across to Sullivan, who made no mis- take. Scoreâ€" Markddc 2, Flesherton, 0. The last period was a repetition of the first two, the locals had trouble in netting the puck against White. McTavish scored on a solo rush, and was unfortunate in not getting sev- eral more. However, 'twas a good game, and both teams left the ice in the best of spirits. Mike Henry * handled the bell to the entire satis- faction of everyone. SCORE â€" Markdaie, 2; Flesherton. 1 THE TEAMS â€" Fleshertonâ€" Goal, Akins, Def., Ly- ons and Armstrong; Forwards, Wat- son and Boyd, Centre, McTavish. Subs, Betts and Nicholson. Markdaie â€" Goal, White; Def., Littlejohns and Sullivan; Forwards, Noble and Erskine, Centre, English. skating and stickhandling. Herb Betts led some nice rushes,, reveral times being right on top of I the goal. Markdaie ig tp be complimented j on the success of their hockey team. Handicapped by the lack of suitable ice at home, they play \Sne game, and are a credit to the sport. The high school girls' hockey team and the local "Old Boys." are play- ing in Durham to-night. We note that the Dundalk rink, has been condemmed as being un- safe for use. The locals have 'demm- ed it long before the provincial auth- orities thought about it. CONDEMNED DUNDALK RINK Dundalk skating rink is closed as a result of condemnation on the part of the provincial authorities. Wednes day night was the last skating night. The roof is unsafe, the authorities claim, and the public must be pro- tected. It is not definitely known just what the prop'rietors, Messrs Montgomery will do, or whether necessary repair^ will be made this year before the skating season clos- es. An open air rink is being pre- pared by E. Black. Ontario Election Expected The Issue Will Be Government Con- trol of the Sale of Liauor PRICEVILLE MILLS Custom Chopping Every Day MANUFACTURERS OF LUMBER AND SHINGLES Planing of all kinds; House Finish. Orders taken for Sash and Doors CUSTOM SAWING $5.00 per THOUSAND WATSON BROS.. PriceviUe gone broke it would not have been |Worth printiiig much less cabling'. Thousands lose for the one that wins. 4 Referee â€" Mike Henry, ."ilarkdale Murray Watson played a stellar game and gave a good e.\hibit-:on of A general election in Ontario in the month of June is what Conserv- ative members of parliament are led to expect from advices in Toronto, stated the Ottawa Citizen Saturday. It added: "The election will be essentially on the liquor question. Differing from frequent forecasts, it is stated that Mr. Ferguson does not plan any legis- lation whatever dealing with the O.T. A. this session, but that when parlia- ment is concluded for this sitting, there be an appeal to the country on a definite clear cut issue of gov- ernment sale and local option. Urban or other municipalities that want the While your salesman's on the train your com- petitor may be on Long Distance C . II Long Distance calls costing $4.65 sold 2,776 lbs. of meat for $688 â€" writes a Butcher Small Advertisements FARM FOR SALE LOST OR STRAYED . ( LOST â€" On Saturday, Feb. 6th, betweeen Rock Mills, and Milne's | On Provincial Highway 1»4 miles Comer, a canthook. Finder please f^om Flesherton 100 acres, good bilihljngs and everything in good shape. For quick sale will be sold for §5000, only §1000 cash required. â€" S. E. DpCUDMORE. Phone 24-4, Flesherton. j leave at this office, or at Rock Mills. LOST â€" Between Richard Clark's house and Rock Mills church, Tues- day night, a white gold wrist watch, with initials L.M. engraved on back. Finder please communicate with Miss Lulu Milne, Flesherton, On*- FARM FOR SALE Lot 12. Con. ia, containing 1 N. D. R. Artemes- 46 acres, all cleared. sale of liquor under government con-| pQ^ SALE-Two sows for sale, al-j^f.^l ^°" '^'^.^'^ °* ^*''"««' «"*^ ^P^^"' ...„, ....„ u„ -u,„ .„ ..... :. ... . „... .^^ ^^^^^ ii^,.^i^,^ bulls. - G. A. Hut-!:^^_l«y'/'^«'"' ^"'J J°°t farm. Good AUCTION SALE trol, will be able to have it if a maj- ority on a plebe.scite voted for it. Those who voted against it will re- main dry. "It would be the plan that all spir- itous liquors should be sold in govern- ment depots. Whether, as in Manitoba beer and wine should also be sold by govrnment vendors, or as in Que- cfiinson, Kiniberley, Ont. 'supply of water. Frame house and :smal lorchard. Frame barn 50x32, FOR SALE â€" One Yorkshire* sow j with basement stabling. New hen and ten small pigs. Apply to John house 14x20. Buildings situated on Oliver, phone 21 2-1, PriceviUe. , County Provincial road IVL miles from , Pricevilel, and 2Vi from Ceylon. Apply BILLS HERE •..T-ii^' FOR SALE â€" Cow four years old, to A. B. McDonald, PriceviUe. Durham, due March 2nd.-Robt. Smith'. ~~ â€" hoc, by^ licensed tavgrns ^ or restau- yeversham. j FARMS FOR SALE ' Vants, Ls said to be a point not yst settled, but in any event, the Ontario Conservatives expect a June election essentially on thokjiquor question." Quick Service at the Right Price This is the season; get tliem here. Secure the best results by advertising it in The Advance. THE ADVANCE FLESHERTON SOLD CUT HIS BUSINESS A business deal of considerable » Provincial FOR SALE - Sow age 4, Due on! q^ ^^^ Toronto Line February 20th, York and Tarn. 1 Highway. Three farms, two of 100 horse aged 9, King's Abbot, sell or jicres and one of 60 acras all cleared. change on colt. â€" Jas. Hoppe, Port- First class buildings, up to date Ir _ law, Flesherton R. R. 3. every particular. Will sell any ciM ' ^â€"â€"â€"^â€"â€"^^^^â€"â€"â€"â€" cf these. Good brick house on on i 'w- , , ,. . , . , FOR SALE Two purebred York-! the fai-ms. The sUbling for aihf. aZ11T\7'% Tr '*"^'''^^'l• '" -shire sows, one registered, due Mar.imah. is perfect. One ilm yJTL ..!. 'J^V„\^:^":""""^'.'''':ll6th, others bred about January 19. acres hardwood bush and anot^ ing sold his barber shop business to Mr. H. H. Dennison. This will mean one barber shop loss for the town. Mr. Cummings has conducted & luccessful business for a good many years in Markdaie i.iid is one of the best known fig- ures in sporting circles. He has not ' ITiade known his plans for the future, ' but his many f.icnds will hope they I will not neces.'sitate his leaving town I as he is one of Markdale's most pop- ' ular citizens. Mr. Dennison will ] take over the business about March I 15th. Select stock â€" Jos. Ferris, South Line, nundred has three acres of timbov Artemesia, PriceviUe, ?. O. i^^d has buildinngs for everything - needed, including poultry house aatf FOR SALE â€" In the village of pig pens. Mo broken land and da*" Feversham, frame house, 8 rooms, of weeds. Any pefson intereta«4 Also wood shed, stable and hen house. should investigate. J* and good garden. Apply to Mrs. J _r, j STINSON. Mary Perigoe, Flesherton, phone 33 Imy -. • Proton Station pio. r2. I • ' SPRINGHILL U.F.Y.P.O MEETS A St. Valentine's social was held in the school house of S. S. No. '3, Artemesia on Monday evening, Feb. 15th, but owing to the stormy weath- er there was not a very large crowd. The programme consisted of read- ings, recitations, dialogues, and a de- bate. Valentines were distributed and a very tasty lunch was sei*ved. A dramatic contest will be held in the Flesherton high school on Friday March 5th, between the Onward and Springhill clubs and a very large crowd is expected. CLOVER SEEDâ€" We have an ex-; ceptiohally good price on all kinds of^ clover seed Our prices are right. ' BUSINESS CARDS r, J . . V * u â-  ^'â- - ^- C- Murray, L.D.S., denUl Be sure and get our pr.ces before buy s^^^on. honor graduate of Toronf llf^r ' ^'^'^i«'«l Royal College of Dental Soreeeas o' Ontario. Gas administered f«r teeth extraction. Office at reiidenoe Toronto Stret, Flesherton. 1 erton. I M I S C E L L AMEO U S WANTEDâ€" A young calf.â€" W. J. Stewart & Sons, Flesherton. ! Dr. A. Turnbnll, RA.. M.B., tnOr nate from the Faculty of MedklxMk WOOD WANTED â€" Twenty cords University of Toronto. Offlce-S^ of good sound green wood.â€" W. W. ardson Block. Flesherton. Pho^V. 8S. Trimble. WHEN 18 A MAN RICH? When Iwas a lad and an old gentle- man took -the trouble to teach me some little knowledge of the world. With this view, I remember he ask- ed me one day, "When is a man rich enough?" I replied, "When he has ten thous- and dollars." He said, "No." "Twenty thousand?" '•No." "A hundred ' thousand?" 'No." "Five hundred thousand?" which I thought would settle the business, but he continued to say "No." I gave it up, and confe88?d I could not tell, and begged he would inform I me. ' He gravely said, "When he hag a little more than he has, and that is never." WANTEDâ€" for a month from July | Prince Arthur Lodge. 33S, A.r. * 7th, a small furnished house or apart- ' A.M., meets in the Masonic hall, Am- ment for two adulU, References.â€" Ad- : 'tronST Block, Flesherton, every Flfl- vance office. ""^ **" ^r before the full moon. T.W. WANTED â€" 25 green cedar tele- phone poles, 25 feet long, 6 inch top. Delivered at Feversham. Communi- Phillips, W.M; F. J. Thurston, Sec. , C. C. Middlebro. Barrister solicitor, -.1. r. .-, i> ji c u 1*^- ®' DtU-ham. Will be in Fleeher- cate w,th-E. C. Pedlar Smghamp- t„„ p^day from 4.30 p.m. to ton, R. R. 1. Sec. for Osprey Tele- 345 phone system. NOTICEâ€" Chopping done Tuesday, p.m. Lneaa 9t Henry, Barristers, SMlelW Thursday and Saturday. Bros., Eugenia. NOTICE â€" Will the person or person swho borrowed my crosscut saw, please return it at once, â€" G. B. WeHon, Town. ~ FARM FOR SALE â€" Graham »«• etc.,â€" I. B. Lucas. K.Q, ; W. Bc Henry, B.A. Offices, Markdaie Lmm Block. Phone 2. Branch oOew «l Dundalk and Durham. On Provincial Highway, between Dundalk and Flesherton, lots 180. 181 and 182, 1st Con. W.T. * S.R., 150 Telford ft Bimie, Buristtn, citors, etc. Officesâ€" Grey and Block, Owen Sound; Standard Block. Flesherton. (Saturdayt). P. Telford Jr., J. F. P. Btmi*. Wni. K sitting. Licensed ,, , . ,, . for the counties of Grey and acres; cleared and well fenced; solid ^^^ ^^^ stock sale. . s^ brick house 2 fine bams, excellent ^^^^ moderate., satisfactton water supply at house and bam. Can be purchased at a fair price, small cash payment with Tery low interest for balance. Call or see S. E. deCurmore, phone anteed. 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