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WKDNESdAY. rEBRUAIT t3, 1927 THE PLESHERTON ADVANCE CREDIT AUCTION SALE FARM STOCK, IMPUEMENTS A HOUSEHOLD FUBMITURE TUESDAY. MARCa 1. 19S7 Lot it. Con. 1, S.D.R^ BENTINCK 3 milra west of Oairham 40 Purebred SHROPSHIRE SHEEP a Purebred SHORTHORN COWS 2 Purebred CALVES. EverythiitK must be sold as the prop I rietor i* ffivinK up fmnninR. Any time up to 12 months' credit on ap-l proved Joint notes bearinfr intercut at. 6 per cent. Salt; comeimce at 1 p.m. I â€" W. A. LIVINGSTON. PROP.| R. BRIGHAM. Auctioactz. CREDIT AUCTION SALE FARM STOCK. IMPLEMENTS. ETC. J. C. HUIVI^CRSTONE LOT 8. CON. 2. EUPHRASIA FRIDAY.FEB 25, 1927 STOCK â€" Black Horse 9 years old; bay Horse 9 years; bay Honue aged; HoUtein Cow, 8 yrs., supposed in calf Durham Cow, 4 years, supposed in calf; Durham Cow, 8 years, supposed' in calf; Durham Cow 9 year*, far- row; 5 yearlini; Calves; 20 younf( Ox- ford Down ewes; Duck and namber of LeRhorn cockerels. Dates of the cowx comini; due will be K>ven at sale. IMPLEMENTS â€" F. & W. Bhider 6 foot cut with trucks; Deerint; Miow- er. 5 foot cut; Cock.shutt Disc Seed Drill; F. & W. Cultivator; M.-H. Hay rake; McCormack Disc Harrow; Lev- elltng Harrow; Set heavy Sleiftte; FanninR Mill; Wagron; Democrat; Neu ! 12 Wilkinson Plow; Turnip Scuffler; Turaip PiUper; Melotte Cream Se»- j arator; "Home Comfort" range; Sap boiler and number of buckets; Wire Stretcher; Hay rack; Gravel Bottom; i •et of Fly Net«; Whiffletrees, chains' and number of other articles. Sale at 1 o'clock sharp TERMS â€" All sums of $10 and under, Cash; over that amount 10 1 months' credit will be sriven on ap- 'â-  proved joint notes or 5% straight off . for cash in lieu of notes. Every- j thing must be sold as owner has rent- i !d bis farm. â€" W, KAITTING. Auctioneer ! I TENDERS FOR COAL. i Oliver's Maiien Speech Wedneadar^ dailies olf la<t week make menUoB lof the speech of F. R. Oliver, Soutii Prey's youthful member in the Pravinoial Legislature, in kia maiden ethset. PoUowing fas th« article in tlie Xoronto Globe: F. R. 01i»wr (U.P.O.. South Grey) the younjceat member of the Legisls- ture, next took a hand in the debate. It was hia mdden speech in the House but the yamSb displayed no nervous- ness. In thie gatherinir of senior men aged in political experience, he proved hinseif in the matter of ora- tory an equal to any. In his opsBtKK remarks he disassoc- iated L. W. Oke. Lambton East, T. Farquhar, Uanitoulin and himself from the Proirrcssive group in the House. The Ihree of them constitut- ed their own U.F.O. group, and for this trio he BpAe. The three, he «aid, would extend the hand of co-«iperation to any icroup in the House, irrespective of party, in any matter that met with their ap- proval. Agriculture ww faced with the pro- ' blem of rural depopulation. Gov-] ernments had advocated immigration, as a solution. But, said Mr. Oliver,! the European coning here took one look at the farms «nd then followed < the boys and girls tto the cities. Im- { migration, he declared, was not a | basic solution. The .real way to solve, the probem was to .improve agricul- 1 tural conditions â€" jnake agriculture attractive. j He euRKested remedies for Agricul- 1 lure's ills. First, co-operation in all its phases. He tltought that the ' Government should stu% co-operative movements in countri^ where they were successful and make the infor- mation of their finding* \valuable to Ontario farmers. "We are only touching the fringe of «;p-operative enterprise in Ontario," he said. He auKgested that a committee from the Legislature shoald study the rural education systems in other countries and that Ontarip should adopt the best of the succestftil sys- tems. Icy DSVMBeats raccounted f-^r three brokm liaafas in Meaford in one day. Georse Ciaktme, aged 79, sustained a broken hif and two women suffer- ed iMvkes mam. A couple «f weeks ago Mr. William E. Bellamy d Alliaton shipped two thrae-year^iU Ateers to Toronto that weijrhisd 0WBr .ftlOO lbs., the best on the market that day. Although cattle wei« Aagising at 6% to 7%c. a pound, Mr. Sdllamy's were snapped up quickly at 7%. â€" Stayner Sun. FOR SAii: <or RENT â€" 100 acre farm, lots l!tM92, Ist Con., Town- ship of Protm, :S.W.T.&S.R. Good brick house, good stabling, all cleared, 1 mile frmn Pnfton. For particulars apply to ROBT. UEE, Proton, R.R. 3, Phone 83-31, Dundalk. uteiir.. n.aip(ht«„yi g^^i Advertisements ^^aredieilnns MOST PRICEVILLE LAD BREAKS LEG Master Lome McArthur. son of Mr. Archie McArthur, Priceville, had tkt misfortune on Saturday last to break a bone in his leg while sleighridlng. He was taken to Owen Sound hosnital Tuesday and is reported to be doigi; nicely. TENDERS WANTED Tenders for seven tons of hard coal Marked tenders will be received by *«- <!n«n».i.iii i>,.ki:.. c«i,„„i ..,;ii k« '"e undersigned up till March 5th, for Spnngh.ll Public School will be ^ 1927, for the operating of the switch- received by the undersigned up to , board of the Osprcy Municipal Tele- and including Feb. 28th, 1927, coal phone System at Feversham. The to be delivered to school by June 1st, ' lowest or any tender not necessarily jg27 accepted. For information concern- ing the contract apply to E. C. PEDLAR, Sec.-Treas. R. R. No. 1 Singhampton, Ont. A W^^ That is the oufiation every good bqyierasks himself before catab- lishins: a new eoBiMO- tion. Other timings beinsr equal, hu ait- swer is, "The firms that are most alert t« solicit business and fill orders." Such firms depend upon the telephone, because it enables them to be alert. Those who use the telephone the most are necessarily the most alert. Many subscribers who used to think they had to make Person-to- Person calls now find that they reach the fierson they want with >tation- to- Station calls. They are quick- er and cheaper. â€" <;E0. R. BLACKBURN, R. R. 3, Flesherton. Sec- Trcas. Evtry Boll Telephone i* a Long Distance Station. M4 SIX HILL STORES W*buy together in order that ear customers in th* »is com- munities BMjr materially b«n- «fll indiviiKmlly. F. T. HILL & CO., Ltd Markdale, Ontario THE HILL STORE A Store tveryone instinct- ively associates with high quality marchandiie at the fairaat poitibln prices. DOLLAR DAYS Thursday Friday Saturday Feb. 24 Feb. 25 Feb. 26 Big Bargains it\ all Departments. Be sure to get your share o! them See Large Posters for Full Particulars F. T. HILL & Co., Limited, Markdale POR 8ALB Sarah OsMpme, beloved wife of j Philip Ottewell after but a few days' . illness, passed to her reward on Tues- 1 day morninf:. February 8th. at the . home off her eon, James, 8th line,, m\n a».iv to u u Oaprey township, in her seventy-fifth ! "'* S^"'* â€" *2 year old horw, in year. ,K<M>d condition.â€" F. Finder, Flesherton She was a devoted wife and mother . jrLT'V^*'^''*''*^*'*"''*^' *".'*' TOK SALE-Five year old cow, friend. She saw the country la its,. u,.»# uii^TT w... cloak of forest jrradually change to !<'''« »'>'"'^ March Istâ€" John WiUiarae, what it is to-day and she knew the i Eugenia. hardships of the early settler's life^ , - but she toiled uncomplaininicly thro* FOR SALE â€" Good second hand SenTS th?VT?Sdr.t"J&:id!»~f-- »>â- Â«> T5J' 0'-"' ''"^''^' had the old-time love of the House of ^"^ apoflee, â€" S. M. Osborne, town. God. She had been apparently en- joying her usual health till heart trouble and paralyiiis combined, brought about her demise. A sorrowing husband, five sons, three daughters, and five blisters and a brother are left to mourn her loss. The sons are, W. John, P. Sherman, George, Isaac, who lives on the old homestead on the 10th line, and Jas. They all reside in the vicinity of the old home. The daughters are: Mrs. G. Armstrong, Lockwood, Sask., BCrs. A. White, Coiiingwood. and Mrs. Geo. Wnller, Flesherton. The sisters are: Mrs. 1. Perigo, Mrs. W. Hanley and Mrs. W. J. Stewart, all of Flesherton, Mrs. W. Ross, Georgetown, and Mrs. R. Smith, Markdale, and the brother, Samuel Osborne, Flesherton. The funeral took place on Thursday, February lOth, from the home of the son, James, after singing of a hymn and nrayer, to the Gospel Workers Church, Feversham, where the service was conducted by Rev. A, Mills of Markdale, assisted by Rev. Mr. New of Maxwell United Church. The church was packed to capacity. The text used was Matt. 11:28, "Come un- to me all ye that labor and are heavy laden and I will give you rest." Mr. Harold Fenwick sang an apropriate iolo, "Sometime Well- Understand." After the service the remains were laid to rest in Bethel burying ground. The large funeral gathering and the many beautiful floral tributes spoke <3trongly of the eateem in which the departed was held. # THE ACQUITTAL OF FRANK NORRIS BOAR FOR SEBTICB Tamworth boar f((r lenriee. Ho. 2-16316. on Lot 146â€"147. 8rd rang* â€" L. MEGOOTT, Apr. 27. Fleahertoa FARM FOR SALE FOR SALE â€" DeLaval Separator as good 88 new. terms to suit pur- chaser. â€" N. Archibald. FOR SALE â€" Collie dog, excellent ' healer, good disposition. â€" Wm. Pedlar, Flesherton R. R. No. 1. 100 acres lot 14, eon. 11, Osprey, IM miles from Feversham, with good builduers. Price right â€"HOWARD 8HOBT. Feversham, Ont. FARM FOR SALE FOR SALE â€" Clover and timothy 1 being dissatiafied. 160 acres, Lot 24, Con. 10, and sooth half Lot 26, Con. 11, Artemeaia, must be sold on accdont of family hay mixed at bam. â€" F. G. Karstedt, Flesherton. FOR SALE â€" 12-year old mare, in good condition. â€" Mrs. D. Dow, I Flesherton. ROBT. E. GORLET. Eugenia P.O. BOAR FOB 8BBTICB FOR SALE I No. 02.7WSO. Alio a â- Ure pic, both bacon tyya for TflriB. Pedigreed Chincaia on lot 176. N.W. T. * SJL, rabbits of good breeding. Reason- Termsâ€" 11.00. able price. â€" E. Hindle, Proton Sta. FOR SALE â€" Choice old crop kiln dried yellow com, |32 per ton, also barley, wheat and peas for feed and seed. â€" A. C. Muir, Ceylon. FOR SALE â€" Buzz saw frame, 2 circular saws, belt, etc., all in first class condition. Reasonably priced, sacrifice.- Karstedt Bros., Priceville. FOR SALE â€" In the Village of Flesherton frame dwelling, 7 rooms, good sized bam about 24x30, 8 acres of good land, good well near house. For particulars apply at this office. â€" T. J. STINSOir. BOAR FOR SERYICB Registered Yorkshire Boar for ser- â-¼ice-Edgely Bright Vim, No. 99.9M â€" Property of Saogeen Bacon Ho« Club. Terma |1.00. â€" C. HINDLE, Proton StatiMb Lots 168-9, 8rd W,T.S.R.. Artenesia. JERSET BULL FOR SERYICB The Canadian press has carefully refrained from commenting on the acquittal of Frank Norris, who last July, in the State of Texas, shot to death an unarmed man, who had en- tered his study in the Church of which Norris was pastof where he was pre- paring his sermon, Noorris drew his automatic from his desk and poured four or five bullets into the body of his defenceless victim. Tried for mur- der, he set up a plea of self-defence based upon evidence which would not be listened to for a moment in a British Court of Justice and a Texas jury acquitted him. The judge charged the jury that if Norris believed that he was in "ap- parent danger," he was justified in shooting and cited a Texas Statute in support of his ruling. Obviously thiij Texas law open's the door wide to the crime of murder afterwards to be justified by feigning a belief that the inanslayer was in danger and by mar- shalling a multitude of meaningless threats to his defence. The case seems to afford more evi- dence, if indeed it is needed, that American life and American laws and American juries fail to properly pro tect society with the result that the MISCELLANEOUS NOTICE â€" Carload ol' coal to ar- rive shortly. Leave your orders. â€" F. G. Karstedt, Flesherton. WANTEDâ€" A number of good breeding stockers, steers preferred â€" W. J. Meads, Flesherton. NOTICE â€" Chopping done Tues- days and Saturdays â€" Graham Bros., Eugenia. WANTED â€" All kinds of also clover seed and potatoes. 2 r 31. â€" A. C. Muir, Ce-'on gram. Phone WANTED â€" Farmers, Fanners' Sons and others can find pleasant, profitable employment during their spare time in the next three months taking orders for our government certified trees, shrubs and plants. This work consists of selling only and we pay liberal commissions v.-eckly and equip you with complete Registered Jersey bull for service. 'SSre: ,Brampton Jersey Conarrfpt; Dam: Brampton Petune's Lady. Fee: |6.00 at time of service. â€" H. RADLEY. Flesherton. Ont. S. E. OeCUDMORE PHONE 53, FLESHERTON Gcnoal bworance Specialist Real Estate and lavestments â€" Inqniries Solicited â€" MIDDLEBRO & BURNS Barristers, etc Officesâ€" Owen Sound, Dnrham *"£ JleshCTton. Fleshertoft every Saturday afternoon and evening 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. BOAR FOR SERVICE. colored sample books and outfit free Republic is suffering to-day from an 'of charge. Now is the best time to appal ing epidemic of homicide. Scommence. Write at once to Welland What business had a man who pos- xt„..,„..„ Cr. -m^ii^^A n»* ed as a preacher of the Gospel of ^"'•se'-y Co., Welland, Ont, brotherly love and who may be sup- posed to have had some knowledge of the standards of Christian ethics laid down in the Sermon on the Mount, to have a loaded revolver in his study desk? With what intent did he put it there? What was his purpose? On the desk in the drawer of which this weapon wa-3 concealed, lav his Bible, with the agelong admonition, "Thou Shalt not kill," and which fur- ther enjoined sincere believers to "bless them that curse you." and ''do good to them that hiite you." Was this man-slayor seeking to graft the ethics of the N.Y. gunmen on to the exhortations of Holy Scripture? Why that loaded revolver? When did it become fitting that a loader of a Christian Church should with hullct after bullet, sweep an un- armed fellow-citizen into eternity? Even if ho had been in danger, and he never was, not for a moment, by what reasoning does he justify this act of bloody aggression? Fancy the Ap- ostle Paul drawing a concealed weap- on out of his mantle and savagely at- tacking a Jewish mob wliich not only threatened but actually did try to take his life GEO E. DUNCAN DUNDALK LICENSED AUCTIONEER For the county of Grey. Reason. IBblc terais. Satisfaction goaraa- teed. Dates made at this office. FARMSFORSALE I Oil the Toronto Ltaie Piovindal ', Highway. Three farms, two ef 100 acres and one of 60 acres aO eleerad. TAKE WARNINGâ€" Hunting and , ^"* «'•»• bnildinga, up to daU h» ever>- parUcular. Will scU any cm cf these. Good brick house on on. w. the fai-m3. The stabling for ««««. mals is perfect. One fanr acres hardwood bush Dundred has three and has buildinngs for everythiat needed, includiag poultry house umt pig pens. No. broken land and elss- of weeds. Any person intsrelig aim'« has taa and an«kinv acres of timber Registered Yorkshire Boar for ser vice by Flesherton Bacon Hog Club, i should investigate. the property of the Ontario Depart- -T. J. STINSOII, ment of Agriculture. j Imy â€" C. STEWART, Caretaker. Proton SUtian P.a HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE BUSINESS CARDS In the village of Flesherton, 14- Ur R r* u room house, suitable for store or any j ^ ^' "orray, L.D.8., dentil business stand, in good location, hard i â- <Wfir«on, honor sradbate of Toronto and soft water in basement, furnace, I and Royal College of Dental SurseoBs two good cellars, lot has good frame of OnUrio. Gaa jdministared tm bam size 24x30, also good garden containing in all two lots. For fur- Imagine the' "to issiona'ries I ther particulars apply at this office teeth extraotion. Office at Toronto Stret. Flesherton. raald( in China, property destroyed, lives in danger, pouring a fusilade from their compound upon the furious mob of Chinese. What new doctrine is this thnt this man whose hands are stain- ed with human blood is trying to im- pose on his people. It is a shameful and humiliating story. It hurts the Christian relig- ion. This man has done infinitely more harm to the cause of religion than Sterry, the editor of the Christ- ian Inquirer, who has been convicted of blasphemous libel. Norris will continue to preach. Oh the mockery of it! Well may the people ask "Is Cain among the prophets ?" â€" Chcoley Enterpiise. An old friend. Mr. W. H. Sloan, of Ladner, B. C, vrrites: "1 see by the label on my paper that it is high time to send you my subscription for 1027, We would not do without The Advance. Wc looW (forward evury week to see how the good old friends and neighbor.^ aro getting along. We often think alf you all. We have a nice climate here and the kindest neighbors wo could wish for. We have a now ferry on here across the Fraser river which carries SR cars and trttcks. Wc can see it from our house. Wc live in a very pleasant place, Lndnor, which U a nice town about 10 miles from Vancouver andiephone. from Westminster about 16 miles. I often think of writing uo my pio- ' neer life at Eugenia. Wc moved FARM FOR SALE I Dr. A. Tarnbnll. BJL. MA. gnA. â- uate from the Faculty of Madidai^ Farm for sale containing 39 acres University of Toronto. Offlce-Bfab- of land, 25 acres workable, 20 acres seeded, well fenced, good bam and stables; frame house with softwatcr inside. â€" L. WHITEHEAD. Flesherton. lardson Block. Flesherton. Phc Vk FARM FOR SALE. 100-acre Farm on Provincial high- way, m miles south of Flesherton, Good bank bam 40x60, with cement stables; solid brick house; about 20 acres good hardwood bush; about 50 acres under cultivation, balance pas- ture. Will sell cheap if sold at once. â€"ROBERT CHARD. R.R. 3, Proton Station. -Prince Arthur Lodge, SSS. A J, * A.M.. meeta in the Masonic hall, Arm* strong Block. Flesherton, every Fri- day on or before the funll moon. RobI Down. W. M.. P. i ThoTvton. See Laeas A Hcniy, Barristers, SoHalV in. etc,â€" L R Lucas, tLC j W. O. Henry. B.A. Offices, Ifarkdale Lace* Block, Phone ]L draneh offlcs* at Dundalk and Dorham. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE IN EUGENIA. TelfoH A Binder Banlstws. selt. titors. etc., Oflcee Grey and j Block, Owen Soond; Staadnii {Block, Fleshertmi. (Sataidays). W. P. Telf Old Jr., J. F. P. Bbnie^ Seven-roomed frame house with half-acre lot. Cement stable and large garage. Electric lights and tel- Apply to J. A. JAMIESON. Laura. Sask. there in 1864, when it first started." Ot Fred Jamieson, Eugenia. tf-Jana6 Wr. KattUag. for the eountlas of Grey and Farm and stock sales • Terms medsnte,. anteed. AmncosMnta •I OsBtnl wby â- M^. %i \