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^•PW" )AY, JANUARY 6, 1927 THE FLESHE«TON ADVANCE IT CANT BE DONE. Durham Chronicle. v8oai« of Durham's merchwita have >^lplMMd through the Christmas Mason ^v^^Nttoat advertising. No doubt they â- f^ffU be among those who, after the mg buying festival is over, will de- -tha^ business is "rotten." In these days of modern business, when printers' ink is regarded as the most valuable ally of good business, the manner in which some of those doing business with the public steer clear of it is simply marvellous. It reminds ns oK the old, old story of the boy throwing kisses at his girl in the dark. He may know what he is doing but the girl knows absolutely noth- ing about it. Modern buyers read the advertisements. How any man in the mercantile game can expect to pile up his shelves and get rid of them without advertising beats us. The musty biscuits always come from the store that doesn't advertise. week and spent the evening with Mr. Chen^utensils ten months from date and Mrs. R. Down. The party took | of sale to responsible parties and along with them everything necessary some chickens. for the gastronomical pleasure of the â-  outing, and a most delightful even-' Port McN'.rhol and Midland, to- ing was spent in dancing, games, etc. ' gether, have only about 30 boats in port this winter. WHY THE EDITOR LEFT TOWN. S. S. NO. 6, ARTEMESIA SURPRISE PARTY. Some eighteen couples motored up to Markdale Thursday evening of last Somebody sent the editor a few bottles of home brew. The same' day he received for publication a wed- 1 ding announcement and a notice of an auction sale. Here are the results: â-  William Smith and Miss Lucy An- derson were disposed of at public auc- tion at my farm one mile east of a beautiful cluster of roses â€" on her breast and two white calves as back- ground of farm implements â€" ^too nu- mei-ous to mention in the presence of about seventy guests including two milk cows, six mules, one bob-sled. Rev. Jackson tied the nuptial knot with two hundred feet of hay rope and the bridal couple left on one good Deering gang plow for an extended [trip with terms to suit purchaser. ; They will be at home to friends with lone good baby buggy and a few kit- For term commencing September 1 and ending December 22nd. Sr. 4 ~ Isaac Snell 67, Macil Snell 60, Neilbert McKenzie 58. Sr. 3 â€" Dorothy Snell 67, Jeanette MsLeod 60, Bessie Cairns 68. Jr. 3 â€" Jessie McDonald. Sr. 2 -.^, Clare Douglass 59, Arthur Douglas 46. Jr. 2 â€" Billy Cairns 63. 1st â€" Billy Wright 75, Irene Fisher 75. Pr. â€" â-  Elsie Fisher 77, Bessie Mc- Donald, Bruce Douglass. â€"A. D. HINCKS, Teacher. S. 8. NO. 3, OSPREY FleshertOD Rink Announcement Regular Skating Nights rem now on wi illb( SIX HILL STORES W*-bujr together in order that OMr dustomera in the aia com- munities may materially bcn- 401 individually. 4th Class â€" Clarence Winters 75.6, Kenneth Moore 75.4, Edith Mclnnis 63, Harold Ring RO, Harry Moore 44, Norman Ring 29. i Sr. 2 â€" Reta Grummett 69, Marg- aret Mclnnis 63, Elmer McQuay 63. i Jr. 1 â€" AUie Ring 84, Gordon Moore 73, Robbie McQuay 63, Duncan Mclnnis 62. I Sr. Pr. â€" Mary Grummett. I Jr. Pr. Charlie Grummett. j â€"I. M. HINCKS, Teacher. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ' IN THE ESTATE OF LOUISE DUCKETT, late of the Township of Artemesia. in the County of Grey, married woman, decased. NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims against the estate of the said late Louise Duckett, late of the township of Artemesia, are required on or before the 31st day of January, 1927, to send to William Ernest Morgan, Eugenia P.O., Ont., or James Leonard Latimer, Eugenia P. 0., Ont., or to the undersigned, their solicitors, iv^l particulars of their claims duly certified. AFTER such mentioned date the assets of the said estate will be distributed amongst the parties entitled thereto, having re- gards only to the claims of which the executors, or their solicitors, shall then have notice. Dated at Owen Sound this Third day of January, 1927. MIDDLEBRO' & BURNS Executors' Solicitors, OWEN SOUND, ONT. S!&&SB!3SS^!B^SS^^!3SSSB!BWS!BS^3!S!B^!im!S!SS^J3S3 ||&iaiSiISISISI5iaBI615ISIS15ISISISia Monday Wednesday Saturday PATRONS PLEASE NOTE â€" In order to facilitate the work of collecting skating tickeU each skater must present their ticketa to the collector before entering the dressing rooms. TO MEMMBERS OF THE RINK COMPANY â€" Below is given oar weekly schedule for this season with the names of the two members in charge each week. Please cut this out for your guidance and should yon not be able to take the week appointed, endeavor to change with some one else on the list. E. C. MURRAY. President. ^ S. E. DeCUDMORE, Secretary. Week Commencing Members in Charge January 3rd â€" C. W. Bellamy and A. Down. January 10th â€" T. J. Fisher and A. M. Gilchrist. January 17thâ€" W. A. Hawken and T. W. Findlay. January 24thâ€" «;. C. Murray and G. A. McTavish. January Slst â€" John Nuhn and O. W. Phillips. February 7thâ€" W. J. Stewart and G. B. Welton. February 14thâ€" M. Wilson and J. Wright. February 2l8t â€" Wes Armstrong and C. J. Bellamy. February 2t8h â€" C. W. Bellamy and A. Down. March 7thâ€" T. J. Fisher and A. M. Gilchrist. March 14thâ€" W. A. Hawken and T. W. Findlay. March 21stâ€" E. C. Murray and G. A. McTavish. March 28thâ€" J. Nuhn and O. W. Phillips. April 4thâ€" W. J. Stewart and G. B. Welton. F. T. HILL & CO., Ltd Markdale, Ontario THE HILL STORE A Store everyone instinct- ively ••â- ociates with high quality merchandise at the fairest potaible prieet. 8 DAY SALE All Classes of Goods at Great Reductions Starting Thursday, Jan. 6 Ending Saturday, Jan. 15 THIS SALE WILL BE .WORTHY OF YOUR ATTENTION W. J. Bowes, Weather Man Hakes Predictions I Small Advertisements 1 «â-  F. I HILL & Co., Limited, Markdale ^^^^^â- â- BHnHHnaBI309laa3eaSfaQJ5(3ia3Sia^^ Mr. W, J. Bov/es, Grey County's' weather prophet, has given out his forcasts for 1927. In referring to, his predictions fDr 1926, Mr. Bowes '.stated that April. May and June were \ not as warm as he ejijiected and July was milder than he forcasted. Aug-i ust, September and October were 90 per cent, correct, and November was' 95 per cent, correct. December was! not as mild a-3 he predicted. "How- 1 ever, I think my predictions deserve' some co/isideration by the people of this district," said Mr. Bowea. He added that he was correct for the last five months of ^926. Following are Mr, Bowes' predic- tions for 1927: January â€" Quite mild and calm until the last week, then strong winds with snow and quite cold. February â€" Very mild and calm. Coldest part of month about the 16th. March â€" First, very strong winds with winds and snow, stormy and very cold. Thia storm will last about a week. Then very mild. About the 13th, very cold winds with rain and snow. This cold spell will last until about the 20th, then very mild. Aprilâ€" Very calm, warm and dry. May â€" Very calm, warm and dry until the 19th, then strong winds with rain, frost and probably snow. After the 26th, the weather will continue very persistent with frost, strong winds and snow. Juneâ€" 'Decidedly warm and dry and quite calm. July â€" About an average temper- ature and quite dry until the 18th. Then strong winds and rain. The balance will be mild and dry. August â€" First half of month cold and dry. Latter half, cool and wet. September â€" A probable record breaker for wind, rain and frost and strong persistent winds. Especially about the 2nd, 10th, 22nd and 25th. October â€" First 20 days decidedly mild. Then a storm of wind and rain and probably frost. Last portion of month unsettled. November â€" First nine days quite mild. After the 10th, strong cold winds, frost and a quite probable snow storm. December â€" First week a very pronounced storm of winds, rain and snow and low temperature. Last three weeks very mild and dry. January, 1928 â€" First week strong wiq'ds, rain and snow. Balance of month vcrymild. February, 1928 â€" Quite mild. LOST â€" From a cutter when a horse ran away at Ceylon on Friday, I December 24th. Finder please leave j with The Advance or with the mail carrier on R. R. No. 3, Proton. i BOAR FOR SERVICE Tamworth boar fo|r service. No. 2-16.816, on Lot 146â€"147, 8rd range -.-,-„,, ~L. MEGGOTT, One pig from Lot 34, ^ ^pr. 27. Fle.herton STRAYED Con. 11, Artemesia, on or about the 18th of December. Please notify Bert ! Magee, Eugenia. Phone Feversham. i FARM FOR SALE LOSTâ€" (Flew from the premises of "H. Radley, on Wednesday, Dec. 22, pair of African geese. l>hone The Advance office. FOUND â€" On December 27th a "Weed" tire chain in C.P.R. yards at Ceylon. Owner can have same at the station by paying for this advt. 100 acres lot 14, con. 11, Osprey, IH miles from Feversham, with good buildings. Price right. â€"HOWARD SHORT. I Feversham, Ont . ' FARM FOR SALE LOST â€" About December 17th a pair of horn rimmed spectacles with ' horn legs, double sight. Finder will i please leave with Robt. Purvis at j Eugenia and receive reward, or at i The Advance office. 150 acres. Lot 24, Con. 10. and south half Lot 25, Con. 11, Artemesia, must be sold on account of family being dissatisfied. ROBT. E. GORLEY. Eoflrenia P.O. BOAR FOR SBRTICB FOR SALE No. 92.71680. Also • yowtf Torh. FOR SALE â€" Apples for sale at |2 1 ^yff:,}^^^^^ *'^ ** â- Â«*'«• sr-barreL-Card Graham. Eugenia. - 2,»>* ^^t'l^' '^' * ^^ \ Terms â€" 11.00. j â€" T. J. STDrao^. FOR SALE â€" Comb honey, also extracted, prices right and quality the best. â€" Geo. W. Graham, Eugenia. FOR SALEâ€" Dining Room Suite, 8 piece, only used a few months. â€" Apply at this office. FOR SALE! â€" 5 young pups, good heelers, price $2 each. Apply to A. Hyslop, Eugenia. FOR SALE â€" In the Village of Flesherton frame dwellincr. 7 rooms, good sized bam about 24x30, 8 acres of good land, good well near house. \For particulars apply at this office. BOAR FOR SERVICE Registered Yorkshire Boar for ser- viceâ€" Edgely Bright Vim, No. d9.99» â€"Property of Sangeen Bacon Hoar Club. Terms |1.0tf. â€" C. HINDLE, T X .â€" Proton Station Lots 168-9. 8rd W.T.S.R.. Artemesia Report S. S. No. 4, Artemesia. Namc'j are arranged in the classes according to standing. Sr. 4â€" Winnifred Talbot, Myrtle Moore, Ernest Nicholls, Dave Talbot. Jr. 4 â€" Mervyn Little, Jim Bannon. Jr. 3 â€" Ina Acheson, Doris Bannon (equal),.. Maude Acheson, Helen Moore, Beth Talbot. Jr. 2 â€" Argyle Lockhart, Jimmic Gallagher, John Talbot. 1st â€" Arthur Nicholls, Clarence Nicholl-3. Primer â€" Delbert Bannon, Earl Talbot. Jr. Primer â€" Teddy Moore. â€"BESSIE K. RICHARDSON, Teacher. FOR SALEâ€" When you want a first class sleigh that will keep the road and stand the hardships, call and, see those whichJameis Barron has ready in Markdale. MISCELLANEOUS TO RENTâ€" Suit of rooms to rent at once. â€" Austin Shackleford, Flesh- erton. NOTICE â€" Chopping done Tues- days and Saturdays â€" Graham Bros., Eugenia. NOTICE â€" Car load^of Western Oats to arrive in a few days. Call at store for sample. â€" W. J.' Stewart & Sons. WANTED â€" A second hand organ for school purposes, must be in good condition and cheap. Apply to A. Hincks, Ceylon R. R. 1. NOTICEâ€" We have a car of choice American com this week. Price '$1.65 per cwt. if taken off car. A. C. ^Muir, phone 2, r. 31. WOOD WANTED â€" 20 cords of 20 inch green body wood, beech and maple, for Ceyloj^chool; also 2 cords of dry cedar. â€" Roy Piper, Secretary. NOTICEâ€" Carload of Corn to ar- rive in a week or ten days, |1.60 per hundred, cash of j;ar. â€" W. J. Stewart & Sons, Flesherton. MAXWELL PUBLIC SCHOOL 4tii â€" Violet Parker, Margaret New, Mabel Ross, Mary Benirosc, Lawrence Fenwick, Ru|by Robertison, Warren Morrison, Reta Fenwick. Sr. 3 â€" . Kathleen Morrison, Reta Fenwick, Cecil Chard, Marjorie See- ley, Jean Ypung. Jr. 3 â€" Marjorie Guy, Arleen Pal- lister and Mamie Kierton equal. Sr. 2 -- Edith Lougheed, Tillie Kerton. Jr. 2 â€" Marie Chard, May Linley, Irene Parker, Billy Kerton, Isabelle Pallister, Robt. Priestly, Annie Mur- phy, Donald Radley, Stella Young. , 1st â€" Ethel Fenwick, Merle Buck- ingham, Helen Guy, Jean Ross, Lloyd Morrison. Sr. Pr. â€" Tommy Pallister, Jim Poole, Mabel Bemro-se. Jr. Pr. â€" Warren Priestly, Betty Fenwick, Alice Murphy. â€" Helen Maynard, Teacher NOTICE â€" Hunting, trapping and running dog* on lot 140, 1 S.W. and 2 S.W., Artemesia, strictly prohibited. â€" H. Lever, Flesherton. TAKE WARNINGâ€" Hunting and trapping on lots 176, 177, 178 and 179, S.W.T. & S.R.. and one lot. No. 177 north-east T. & S.R.. strictly forbid- den. Any hounds found trespassing on said lots will be shot. â€" Thos. J. Stinson. HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE U.S.S. 1. ART. & EUPHRASIA Pall term report. 5th â€" Lillian Smart Bot. 34, C. Hist. 65, Geo. 68, Comp. 78. Sr. 4 â€" Mabel Thompson Arith. 73, Geo.. 80, His. 88, Gram. 60; Dorothy Ottewell Arith. 46, Geo. 68, His. 27, Grammar 29. Sr. 3 â€" Earl Ottewell, Arith. 47, Geo. 82, Lan. 70, Sp. 70. Jr. 3 â€" ^- Harry Hovoncn, Arith 83, Goo. no, Lan. 78, Sp. 96; Fred Faw- cett, Arith. 44, Geo. 84, Lnn. 71, Sp. 62; norothy Genoc, Arith. 30, Geo. 60, Laii. CI, Sp. 80. Sr. 2 â€" Ernio Scmple, Arith. 23, Geo. 12, Lan. 27, Sp. 42. â€"A. M. FEIGEHEN, Teacher In the village of Flesherton, 14- room house, suitable for store or any business ^tand, in good location, hard and soft water in basement, furnace, two good cellars, lot has good frame barn size 24x30, also good garden, containing in all two lota. For fur- ther particulars apply at this office. FARM FOR SALE 100 acics, lots 141-142, 2nd East T. and S. R., Artemesia. Brkk house, good frame barn, well watered. Ap- ply to Rev. W. A. Sinclair, Box 309, Whitby, Ont. JERSEY BULL FOR SERHCE Registered Jersey buU for service. SSre: firampton Jersey Gon^ctSpt: Dam: Brampton Petune's Lady; Fee: |5.00 at time of service. â€" H. RADLEY. Flesherton. Ont S. E. DeCUDMORE PHONE 68, FLESHERTON «»«»I Iiaarance Specialist Real Estate and InvestmenU â€" Inquiries SoUdted â€" MIDDLEBRO & BURNS n*.- ^••'^*«w. etc Saturday afternoon Sd^erXT*' GEO E. DUNCAN DUNDALK LJCfiNSED AUCTIONEER For the county of Grey. Reason, teed. Dates made at this office. FARMS FOR SALE -•gnw^ ThtM fann,^ two of Mfl ^cres andone of 80 actw all ZJ^ [even- particular. Will ij, ^*'^ ^the^e. Good brick house oaLrr [the faaTn^. The sUMlng tJ^J^ I»al8 IS perfect On. ffnT^"'^ nnndwd ha. thr«, acr». o# Mâ„¢^ and has buildinng. is^ TL^ST n|«<ied. lndndlngX«£; ^S^ _ "•<<» StaUoi p.«i BUSINESS CARDS te^thXctio^o£"jr:2jj Toronto Stret. FleshmL ""^ : Prince Arthur Lodge, S3S. AF A BOAR FOR SERVICE. Registered Yorkshire Boar for ser- vice by Flesherton Bacqn Hog Club, the property of the Ontario Depart- ment of Agriculture. . â€" C. STEWART, Caretaker. ,rs. etc-L B.Lucas. K.C. ; W. D. Henry. B.A. yftces. Markdale Loea. Block. FnoDo Z. Branch office, .t Dundalk and Durham. A LAUGH I Telford & Birnle. Barrister., leli. Bitors, etc., Officesâ€" Grey and Bnm Block, Owen Sound; Standard Baidi I Block, Flesherton, (Saturdays). W. lp..TelfoKlJr.,J.F.P.Bimie. » .^ Now electric stove was recently purchased for the county jail, Loudon. A laugh is just like n\usic It freshens up tho day.- It tips the peaks of life with light And drives the clouds away. Tha soul grow-3 glad that hears it And ifeels its courage strong. A' laugh is just like sunshine For cheering folks along. ^ Wn. Ksitting. Lleensed-AnetlMWM for the counties of Grey and SitteMk Farm and rtock sale, a spMiAl^ Terms modaratfc, satisfaction (oar^ anteed. Arrangements Vm daiaa may be made at the Adv^n«« offlea, oi Central tehiphon. ofBee, 9«(r*r«haj% «r by addrtp^M me at Hversluw^