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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10th, 1925 THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE > IN THE DARK MOST OK IN M;V» PHONl HOMES I To KHin 52,473 telephones last year iuccurdiiiK to the Annual Report of Boys Won; Giris Lose With Durham Monday Owintr to the trouble on the Hydro line, Shelburiie found how nice it is to bo without electric lights for a few houij Thursday niifht. One of the < ,., ... , • ,, , . , â-  results in town was that the U8uar^''« B^*" Telphone Company, it wasj^t-y club played in Durham lust week band nih^t at the ed off UTid there Economist. rink had to be call- "t^essary to instal 128,y01 instru- was no skating. The tie game which the local hoc lust wee! was no indication of the play here In rural conimunities you timdy telephone service, once and you get everybody on line. ' ments. '.phones 52,-l7a ; on Monday when the local buccann- ! eera swamped the visiting crew taken out this net gain of|g_i ^j^^ something to spare. The In spiU" of the 76,428 tele- of wa.s the history. largest in the Com- visitors were without the servictii but their places were tMy filled by \ Mildred Ferris and Hildu Ck-menta. , The Durhaniites iced their cake ' in I'he first period when hey scored their two goals, and were never in any great danger of being overcome. The vi.sitors are a husky set of dam- sels and all arc sure skaters, w .th the result that they could play the aggressive game wliich brings vie- Send in The News The high school girls and the town girls are playing hockey to-night, Wed i; vou do n.t see in these columns "^^'^''y' "^ "â- ^^- following which the , ." . , Proton team hook up with a local the local iten, you expected to see. .t ^^^^.^ ^^ ^^^^j^^^ ^^^ evening's ent« « probably your fr.ult â€" if yo.i ih not tainment. ill u.i we cannot tell others. Use; ______^_^_^ 1. 'he . 'lone or send us a note, we'll S"id'y in.-=c!t it. It is one of the' THOUGHTS ON SOLID COMEORT A GOOD THIRD OF OUR TIME IS SPENT IN BED, SO WHY NOT HAVE SOLID COMFORT WHILE THERE? Ket a King pany'b history. Over it? per cent. ; of Elvidge, their star player, but put the of the new telephoiiei were residence ^ up a good clean game with commend services. ! able sportsmanship throughout. I Boyd opened the scoring when he pumped one through Lavelle, and McTavish ltd out with another. Moon followed .suit when ho batted in a loose rebound off Akin's pads for his team's initial and only goal of the gme. Boyd drilled in another one on a pass from McTavish, and the period ended with Flesherton leading by a 3 â€" 1 score. In the second stanza, the locnis assumed the upper hand and held id throughout the remainder of the game, checking closely and bombard- ing Lavelle, who at times looked like a human sieve. McTavish scored on a long lift, and completed his ev- ening's work when he rifled in two more during the last period. The locals all played great hockey, with McTavish turning in his best game of the winter. McDonald was used on defense with Nuhn subbing, to keep a junior aspect to the encoun- ter. The visitors were afterwards entertained by the local high school girls, and all wended their way to meet again another day. Durham Boys: â€" Goalâ€" <3. Lavelle, Def; McIlratSi and Wilson; Forwards Vollett and McGirr. Centre, Moon; Subs, Noble Clarke and Havens. Flesherton â€" Goal, Akins; Def. Ly- ons and McDonald. Centre. McTavish Wings, Watson and Boyd. Sub. Nuhn. \\ hy use a Mattress and Spring- that will not stand lip inidcr the wear of years? A good spring- costs a little more, but look at the extra comfort you have in being able o sleep while vou are in bed. The very Mattress you need is a WAY SAGLESS SPRING, which will not sag under any conditions and is guaran- teed lor 25 years. Surely that ought to be long en- ough. It does not matter if the two persons sleeping on it are of uneijual weight, as it adjusts itself. Our regular price on this spring is $10.00; look at page 346 of catalogue and see what it costs to order that way. Now to match this Spring we have different lines of mattresses from $12.00 up we would recommend to go with this spring. We also have a good linie of Arm Chairs an<l Rockers to sit in comfort in for a couple of hours be- fore going to bed, ranging from $8.00 up. Call and look these lines over. Don't be afraid you will offend us if you do not buy, for we know you cannot beat them anywhere. I ,j,j^^ Flesherton High School on- .tertained the inmates of the Durham ! school of education at the local rink 1 here on Monday night. The Durham ' girls travelled by train, and as a ', result the first game was played at 7.15. Marie Patton and Edna Mc- Callum were absent through illness Thos. W. Findlay FURNITURE DEALER & FUNERAL DIRECTOR FLESHERTON tory.. The Fesherton girls a^e but I ^e^t complimenU you can pay your youngsters at the game and will , guests to send their names *â- .' the improve. On the night's play Millie Ferris was the bt(.st for the locals Peterboro won the Senior Champion ship of the 0. H. A. when they won the round from London, 7 â€" 6. 'zca. newspaper. while L. Hinds and E. Moon played well for the visitors. Durham Girls â€" Goal, G. Baird, Def., (Jagncm and Rowe, Centre, L. Hind, Wings E. Moon and N. McGirr. Sub.s. N'. McDonald and M. Kelsey. Flesherton â€" Goal, Evada Wilson, Defence, T. Wilson and M. Radley. Forwards: Boyd, Clements, Ferris and McKee. Advertise in The Advance The cold weather of the patt week appears to have abated somewhat, and thouhts of spring are at hand. AUCTION SALE BILLS HERE Leg Broken Drawing Wood From Valley One of the most remarkable cases of determination and grit that we have ever heard of occurred on Fri- day afternoon last, when Mr. Robt. Ferris of town suffered an accident which will confine him to the house for some weeks. He was at work in the vallley, get. ting out logs, and had ^practically completed the loading of the sleigh with buzz poles, and in attempting to take hold of thq Jast limb, it swung around, striking him on the leg and fracturing it in two niaces. As Mr. Ferris was .-^lone at the j b'g work horse.-W time, it was a serious matter, with no one at hand to assist him to the -sleigh as he would have perished with the cold had he remained out during the night. He crawled to the horses, which were tied to a tree some distance away, untied them, and in some manner climbed to the back of one, guided them to the sleigh, ] and hitched human act, reaching the road, one of the horses !« â-  â-  fell, and the injured man climbed I ^^^^ ^-^^E - Cow four years old, down from the load, unfastened the I Durham, due March 2nd,-Wm. Smith horse to enable it to rise and then \ f'e^''-'rshani. Iiitehcd again. On the way home PRICEVILLE MILLS Custom Chopping Every Day .M.WIFACTLRERS OF LUMBER AND SHINGLES Planing of all kinds; House Finish. Orders taken for Sash and Doors CUSTOM SAWING $5.00 per THOUSAND WATSON BROS.. Priceville Small Advertisements FOR SALE 1 FOR SALEâ€" Horse for sale good W. Trimble. " FARM FOR SALE Lot 12, Con. 1 N. D. R. Arteraes- FOR SALE â€" One Yorkshire sow Ja.. containing 46 acres, all cleared. and ten small pigs. .A.pply to John Good soil clear of stones, and splen- Olivcr, phone 21 2-1, Priceville. '''^ ^^V' srrain, and root farm. Good â€" supply of water. Frame house and FOR SALE â€" Quebec cook stove smal lorchard. Frame barn 50x32, upright firebox with oven and reser- voir. Good as new. â€" A- Down, Town, FOR SALE with basement stabling. New hen house 14x20. Buildings situated on County Provincial road lU mfles from Good driving horse Pi-jcevilel, and 2^. from Ceylon. Apply then., almost a super- j for sale, 4 years old. - B. Welton, ^^ ^ g McDonald, Priceville. without doubt. After | Flesherton. ; .. BOAR FOR SERVICE Phone 29 r 2. I Quick Service at the Right Pric e This is the season; get them here. Secure the best residts by advertising it in The Advance. way Mr. Ferris met Dr. Turnbull, hailed him to stop, but the motion was not interpreted that way and the Dr. drove on. Mr. Ferris drove into town, stopped at McTavish's garage and informed them of what had oc- curred, and help was then secured. Later the injuries were attended to by Drs Turbiill, Blake and Murr- ay, and Mr. Ferris is now resting as well as can be expected after his terrible experience. We do not understand how Mr. Ferris accomplished what he did I ^<^^^ SALE-One but wo surmise that a man will put"''!/'"*^' '^ f''eshen forth superhuman efforts to extri-.'^'f '"'-'''' ''"--"css,. oito himself in a case of necessity if l^'''"^'^ Stuart, Flesherton his life is endanperod. If Mr. Fer- S ris had not been able to do the work ' he (lid while suffering intensely he might have l>een lying there for some hours before help would have come. No. 92-77530. Also a young York- I shire pig, both bacon type for service FOR SALEâ€" Four young sows, due on lot 176, N.W. T. & S.R., in May.â€" J. Hatton, R.R. 5, Markdale. Termsâ€" $1.00. -T. J. STINSON. FOR SALE â€" Grade cow, aged 4 years, also an excellent gander, will weigh 15 pounds. For sale at once. â€" â- John Williams, Eugenia. FOR SALEâ€" A number of Part- ridg-e Wyandotte Cocks and cocker- els for sale â€" F. J. Thurston, Flesh- erton. GEO E. DUNCAN DUNDALK LICENSED AlCTIONEER For the county of Grey. Reason- lable terms. Satisfaction guaran- teed. Dates made at this office. FARMS FOR SALE Dundalk Refuses to Come On the Toronto Line Provincial ~ highway. Three farms, two of 180 cow six years ^cres and one of 50 acres all cleared soon. Also set First class buildings, up to date ir Must be sold.â€" every particular. Will sell any cb« of these. Good brick house on on i 'C- Z^^^IT.V^'Z 1 1 â- .- I ^''^ ^**'°^^- -^« stabling for aHh?- FOR SALE Two purebred ^ork-^^jg jg p^^^^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^ shire sows, one registered, due Mar. acres hardwood bush and anotSw UUh,. others bred about January IS.'nundred has three acres of timBec Select stockâ€" Jos. Ferris. South Line, and has buildinngi for everything Artemesia. Priceville, '.'. O. needed, including poultry house and â€" _ pig pens. No broken land and c'.ae' FOR SALE â€" In the village ot of ^^^^3 .„y person Feversham, frame house, 8 rooms, should investigate. intei'etMd It was rumoured through sporting circles at the beginning of the week i that the Dundalk hockey club were I anxious for another game in order to I re-establish themselves in the graces 1 of fandom, and to show a winning aggregation for the first time this j winter. Mr. S. E. dcCudmore was dele I gated to place a telephonic conimuni- I cation into the bands of the manager- shii) of the visiting club, and on Tues- day, made an offer to the manager of the team with the privilege of n^iting the local vink or a fifty fifty ."plit of all gate receipts. This offer, the generosity of whch was un- questionable when one takes into con- sideration the fact that Dundalk is without a rink, was promptly, em- phatically and firmly refusisl, and the effort to bring about a friendly Sipirit iK-tween the two factions went wanting. "l^ui" however, has no intention of tiJming the other cheek, and as a result no great harm was done. Markdale, the jinx of the local team, play here on Friday night. The Redmen are the only team to beat thhp locafc this year, and the boys will be out to register a victory. Also wood shed, stable and hen house and good garden. Apply to Mrs. i Mary Perigoe, Flesherton, phone 33 lr2. Imy -T. J. STINSON. Proton Station P.a BUSINESS CARDS CLOVEU SEEDâ€" We have an e.x- jcoptionally good price on all kinds of prices .'lover seed Our Dr. E. C. Murray. L.D.S., dental lire right, surgeon, honor graduate , - =â-  â€" . v.. s'â€"uuic of Toronto Be sure and get our prices before buy , and Royal College of Dental Surgeona ing. â€" W. J Stewart & Sons, Flesh-, of Ontario. Gas administered erton. 1^* v^.tio.iu. uua aammisiered fa? 1 teeth extraction. Office at residenea . â€" i Toronto Stret, Flesherton. FOR S.ALEâ€" One 500!t> Mellottc ' _ . cream separator. One 500tb Premier Dr. A. TurnbnII. B.A.. M3., grad- Creani Separator, new, never been uate from the Faculty of Medicine, used. New machine guarantee . At University of Toronto. Office Rich- bargain prices. If you need a sep- ardson Block, Flesherton. Pho-^ 35. arator, don't miss these. Tavish &. Son. D. Mc- THE ADVANCE FLESHERTON IBkaiaSEicMSfSTij ••c "^'BlScuP'^JPJprp.'j* This i.<( the time of the year when auction .tales are in vogue and bills are needed to advprSise the event. The Advance gives good service on auction sale bills and can supply them on .short notice at the right price. Send in the notice of your stale to The Advance; we cover this whole district. DEPKNOAnLE Auctioneer Service Reliable and Uea.<onablo â€" the fac- tors that have made my service ruc- r "» fill. Lot me conduct your pure- ' ' Pir<' '^fOCk 'lie. \rr"r\rrc 'â- â€¢ • â-  earb •hi'^ o'^xe I. « Sh.nher' -1 \ â- ' M 1 S C E L L ANEO U S FOR RENTâ€" Four rooms suitable for small family. .Apply Mrs. Malcom McDonald. NOTICEâ€" Chopping done Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. â€" Graham Bros., Eugenia. Prince Arthur Lodge. S33. A.F. ft A.M., meets in the Masonic hall, Arm- strong Block. Flesherton. every Ftf- day on or before the full moon. T.W, Phillips, W.M; F. J. Thurston, Sec. C. C. Middlrbro. Barrister solicitor, etc. of Durham. Will be in Flesher- ton every Friday from 4.30 p.m. to 8.45 p.m. WANTEI>â€" for a month from .luly 7th, a small furnished house or apart- ment for two adults. References.â€" .Ad- vance office. STOCKERS WANTEDâ€" To purcha.se a few head of go<id stockers, two year olds preferred.â€" W. J. Meads, Fleeh- crton, phone 34 r. 4. NOTICE â€" We the undersigned do not hold ourselves liable for any ac- cidents which children may attain on our delivery sleigh. â€" W. J. Stewart & Sons Flesherton. WANTED â€" ("fOod energetic dis- trict repre,<!entative. man or woman, with Frocmasonan,' connection for fraternity magazine. Good remun- '•>ration. Write with references to «tO Nelson st., Toronto. Lucas & Ilenry. Barristers, Sdidt* ars. etc.â€" I. B. Lucas. K.C. ; W. D. Henry, B.A. Offices. MarkdaU Lneia Block. Phone 2. Branch oflkea at Dundalk and Durham. Telford A Bimie, Barristera, mH- citors, etc.. Officesâ€" Grey and Bme* Block, Owen Sound: Standard IU»|f Block, Flesherton. (Saturdays). W. P. Telford Jr., J. P. P. Birnlc Wm. kaitting. Licensed AactlMMa* for the counties of Grey and Timsâ€" Farm and stock sales a sp Terms moderate., satisfaction snteed Arrangements fnr datia may be made at the Advance office, sr