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-^♦^>«.:'t1^*^ v*.^*-.-) 'â- â- "^mi^' Wediiesday, June 29, 1927. THE FWESHERtON ADVANCE IM >6Mel Euns. -I J. Haw 1 A. Heard ;.,„...... 1 A. Lever »i....r. c LOWER SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS, G. Lockhart c ;- R. Marahall ....;, .;.... 1 Schedale-7l,_7S â€" 100 First Class Honjj.' McCormack i!!!."!!!!!!^!!! 2 -^2,66â€" 74 Second Claw Hon. I j! McFadden ..!!Zâ„¢!iiii."" 1 ~3, 60â€" 05 Third Class Hon. M. MtMullen â€" c, 50â€"59 Credit- «. Mcnzies 1 A. Robinson _. c U. Sloan 2 Form 2 Examinations in Geometry, lish' and French. G. Beard \ K. Belts M 2 L. Ferris 2 P. llowden .:«?* G. McPftdden ..â„¢ ..„. 1 H. Tiiompson .* 1 V. Stewart « A. Brown ~.a..^o B. HinckB :.i......\......i... I K. Preaton , 2 Mj^inclair : .........„;... 1 .1. Stuart .:......„ c M. Inkster ..~...i,j»..i..„.;.;.....v„. J. Kii-hol .«.^„..;.... .„.....__..„.. ^JD. WcMillan ;... ... M. Nichol ..^..i,'.C^^i„.A^..„„^.^ ^- P»rm' I Ensr- D. Stuart I A. Turner .... 3 M. Watters .. 1 W. White .... 3 J. Wilson ...... c, 1 c 8 2 2 1 3 c 1 1 f ... 3 .. Z ... 1 ... c ... c msm Artemtftii ReiMants in I 3 REPORT OF FEVERSHAM CON- ^jTINUATION SCHOOL South of Durham Road Gabriel Black. Don. Campbell, D. and W. Cunrie. Husrh Cameron, John Currie, Wm. Elliott, Wm, Ferguson, Henry French, Mrs. Gordon, Jas. Gill- ies, John Grantham, David Hender- son, Jas. Handy, Geo, lluddy, Geo. Harrison, Wm. B. Lee, Thos. Jockie, John Millar, Chas. and Thos. Moore, R. Milton. Alex, and Neil McDonald, Alex., Afch., Hector and Neil McLean, Neil McArtiiur, Alex., John and Mai. McMillan, Arch. McArthur, Jas., Col- in and Ronald McDouKall, Don. Mc- Innie. F. McCulIoch, John Neldor, W. Oliver, John Smith, W. Shakelford, W. Simons, Richard and Wm. Waters, A. W. Wil.son, Matthew Williamson. North of Durham Road Jos. Aussem, John Andrews, Tho's. and Milchael Akitt, Jaa. Atwell, Wm. Armstrong, Sam Badgers, Jas. and D Latin and Entrlish L. Batty ~ c B. Beard ...» 1 2 â- Â¥: Best c 2 Ml Bibby .:;..,„ R.,i a; Brown ..»-. ~.».i 1*' 2 L. Chard c 1 W. Cobnm ,.„.... n. Faw^ett^.,.t:„..... 1 1 Muriel Fcnvfrlrk c 1 Marie Fonwicfc - 2 1 n. Gtnoc ..; c 1 The names of the subjects in brack- ets indicate those in which the pupil failed to take an averaRC of 50 on the J i four test examinations held durinjr < 1 the year. Pupils who failed inllistory, I' Geo^jraphy. Art and Botany are piven i|J''"*'Tf; kZ.^'^'wZ''' TittU'''u\^^ '' m"cntT?x"t^^,:L7s"'"*^ ^'^ ''''''''''â-  fcoft'laf SfnsorwS^^B^uctn" mental examinations. ^„^ j^^^ y^.y^,^^ ^^^ ^^^^^^ j^^ Boland, Wm. Buio, John Blain, John Braniff, Dan Burke, Jas. Currie, John Campbell, Wm. Caldwell, Rolph Cor- riiran, Alex. Cameron. John Chadwick C. Carson, Wm. Car'-. John Cooey, D. Campbell. John, Wm. Jr. and* Wm. Sr. and Thos. Clark, John Carrutheri, M. I Dalton, Peter Devlin, Thos. Freeman, Alf. Fields, Ja.s. Farrel, M. Flannery, Gevin,T. Gilbert Sr., Thos. Gregson, Robt. and And. Graham, John Garner, From Form 2 to Form 8. Examinations in Alecbra, French, ' Vern a Hudson, Nellie Short, Mervin I Eenflall (French, Geometry, English.) 8 8 From Form 1 to Form 2. 3 2,' Maxint Davidson (Latin and Algebra) c. .^llan Fawcett (Latin,) Margaret 1 liHawton (History, GeoRraphy, Botany â-  C I and Algebra.) Blanche Henderson, c Sl Ruby Kerton, Helena Long, Zella c' Long, Garnet McKenzie (Latin) Aud ?"°u*â„¢.^l**,^'t°^'l'.,^*'''*- JPiornd-lte, I Alex. McQueen, Mrs. and Fred Mic-iWest. John WekJrict. Swh. EHsha. Jacob TetH John Watson, Dave White, Dougall. A. McTaggnrt. Jas. McLam.'Wm. A., Arch. Bobt. and Dan Wriirht' Whfn.w w ^WM ^•if'V* ^i'li"*' •^««- McGirr, John and Jas. McKenzie. ! Philemon Weamar. B. and John Witty! Whlttaker, Wm, Wilson, Robt WlMey. , David and Jas. McQowan, John Mc- Robt. Woodhouse. Robt. Wj«e. David nt.Kol wkI. - V'^w'k' Wm and Phee. Alex. McMullen. John, Arch, and Whitson, Alex. Wrijtht. Hobt. Wi»irinB w»,ifn « * •, D U^^",*?" Kobt.|Geo. Mclnnes,. Alex., Donald. Hugh, Jas., John and Alex. Walker. Andraw W w i. '»"'"»"<' "op*- Walker, John Archr and Neil McKinnon, Alex., John pid John Wheeler John. Wm. and w. weoer. j^^jj^ g„j Chii&, McArthur, Robt. and Geo. Wisdom, Jas., Francis, John. Win. La-st of T. & S. R. ;Tho3.- McConnelK Wm. McCutcheon. and Sam Winters, Nathaniel and J. Fred Alpm. F-d, J. W. and Geo. A. and Neil McFarlane. H. McQuarry, Wood. Richard Wade. Armstrong, Jas. Beatty, John Brough- , Sam and And. McEachern, Neil and i . ton, W Bannon. John Bates, John and ' Donald McPhail, Donald, Arch., Dun- \ ^„ , ,,, „^„ „ . . „ Wm. Bowler Sr., W. Benson, Thos. i can. Alex, and John Mclntvre And. | GRAIN FOR SALE Boyle, Thos. BI ikely, Geo. Brownlee, ' McPhcrson. Wm. McMurray. Geo. and ' iZ r^LTon â- J'*'" P"^''"' Sani and.Ab McMaster. , No. 1 Western Feed Oats 72c: pe» », Po^ «^?Jk ''â- Â«r'''"'Ui.'^'''?- ^°°p-'^"^°''" Nesbitt. Love Newlove, Geo. bu. ; kiln dried cm $2 per cwt., S^anA. ^';iF,^2u^*T'fK^1^â„¢"}:^';*'"''t"-W-|9"^^''l'' P^'^U." Ottewellj_ John and ^rd re-cleaned screenings '^ «V B^ rs $1.60 net cwt. A. CigUIR, CejFl^. c, Annie Robinson (Botany, Latin, Al I'gcbra) Willie Somers, Lillian Thom- 8 son (History, Botany, French.l *i â- Â» «' i Field Day and Concert under the auspices of South Grey Farm Youth Association will be held at the Fair Grounds FLESHERTON Friday, July 8, '27 Hartflball, Soflball and Horseshoe Pitching Tournaments will be held in the! afternoon. The final debate, winning play, winning ad- dress and presentation of trophies will be con* ducted at night. Everyone welcome. ADMISSION: 25c. If paid in the afternoon a ticket will be given to the i evening" performance. H. GI^AHAM, Fres. T. S. COOPER, Sec. John Harrison, R. Hodgins, J. Hej-ri-s, M. Hogan, S. Hilts, Ja.5. Heron, Wm. Hambly, E. Harris, R. Hawkins, J. Hickling, E. and Wm. Hanley, Wm. Hawkins, Wm. Heron, John Holley, Wm. Heath, R. Henderson, J. Hall, Wm. Hialoi. Jas and Wm. John.ston, Hugh and Jas. Jamieson, Rob. Jenn- ings, David. Ebenezer and Jas. Jones, Arch, and Don. Kennedy, Pat. Kelly» A. Kinney, Thos. Kells, Wm. Knight, Thos. Lyness, Jas. Little. John Leary, Philip Learmount, Geo Latimer, Jas. Lackey, Thos. Linley. Ed. and Jas. Lomas, Wm. Lackey, M. Long, W. J. Martin, Alex. Madill, Jas. and S. Mer- rill, Alex. Melvin, John Miller, M. Morgan, Wm. Martin, Thos. Munshaw Peter, Arch, and ''V. Muir, W. Mead's, Don. McArthur, Arch, Don., Alex, and Rod. -McLean, D. McDonald, t^ Mc- Kadyen. Geo. and Ar*-*! McBride, Neil McDermid, Jas.- McMaster, D, Mc- Mullen, John McArthur, Arch. Mc- Phail, Allan McPherson, Arch. Mc- Bryan. Thos. McComb, M. McNamara, Ja.'i. McNally, A. McLean, E. McWain Jas. McGregor, John Mclntyre, Jas. Nash Sr. and Jr., Ed.' O'Brien, Thos. Pratt, Jacob Parliament, Wm. an'l G. Patterson, Tho3. and John Porteous, Jos. and Sam fodlar, Arthur Pater- son,' Elijah Paul. Robt. and Geo. Roborough, John Stew- art. Wm. Stone, Ed. Sullivan. Rich- ard, Wm. and Jos. Smith. Mrs. Stew- art, Robt. Shaw, Robt. Shannon, Robt Sewcll. Arthur Sewell. T. A. Stani- bujki, Gordon .Smart, Wm., Jas. and Robt. Stewart Sr., Jas. Todd, Jerry Taylor, Frank and Geo. Thompson. SIS!SSS3^^SMSS!MISiSMS!SIS!S^W!SMSSM^!SSSSS!^M3!3IS!SISS3S!^BS^ W»;^y '^Ogcthar in order that cnHlCiwttiers in the six oom- niitniHqi ^qsjr materially beo- ^Of IniliMiduelljr. F. T. HILL & CO., Ltd Markdale, Ontario THE HILL STORE g A Store everyone instinct- iwely associates with highE quality merohandise at tiheg fairest possibin prices. Dixon. W. Davis, Claude Ekins, Thos. Elliott, C. Pyfe, John Fisher, Arch Fo3t«r. .lohn Grimes, M. and 8. Good, John Gilpin. Ja.^ Graham. Jas. Han- bury, E. Harrison. J. Hollev. Jos Hemphill, W and Thos. Hutchinson, Robt. Hutton, Wm. Hill. Adam Hollev. Thos.. Alex, and Chri.i. Irwin, And., â- las., Wm. and Geo. Johnston, John Jamieson. R. Jones, J. H. King M Leitch, M. Ludlow, Robt. Lee, Jas." Lenpard, ^.Ta.^. Love, Jos. and Chas. LeGnrd. Hy. Mathewson, Jas. Mar- shall, Thos. Manders, Thos., John L. and Wm. Moore Jr.. R. Milsap. Wm. Miller, D. Moorehead. John McGee, A. McMaster, Jas. McNallv, Alex. Mc- Loughry. Wm. McNally. N. McKee And. Nesbitt. Thos. Osbom. P. and J. OSIallev, John and Jas O'Brien, Jos. Price, Jas. Ross, John Stewell. Wm. Smith, J. P. Sherwood, Thos. Talbot, Jas. -nd Robt. Thompson, Thos. Tay- lor. Alex, and Robt. Thompson. Mary Wright, Jos. Watson. Jas. Wallace. Wip. Wright, And. Whitten, Sam, John and Jas. Walker, John Wright, John Wade. J03. and Geo. Walker, John Williams, West of T. & S. R. AM^'"-„^''2)^**'°"^- A. Ainsley. John Allen, W. Bryson Geo. Buskin. Thos. Bullivant. Wm. Blair. Wm. Beatty Geo. Best. W. Burgess. Jas. Blair, John Bartlett, Francis Beatty, Wm Cunningham, Wm. Cherrv, R. Clark! Wm. and S. CuIIen. Wm. Garter, John Duncan, .John Gillan. John. Wm. and Jos Galbraith, John Graham, Chns. Hale, Robt., Chas. and Alex. Irwin Jr. Chas. James. Joh • Johnston, M. Ken- nedy Wm. Love, John Lyons. Thos. and -Wm. Ludlow. W. Latimer. John Lackey, Wm. and John Moore, Allan Morrow, Hy Martin, John McSorley, Wm. McMullen, Don. McKenzie, John McKee, Dan and Robt. McNichol, John w'^S®^ ''Z' ^°^^ McCormack, David w^^*;,^?."); McLeod, Ken. McLeod, Wm McMillan. Jos. McLeod. Wm. Neale. John Noble. Anthony O'Melia Thos. Park. Thos Snell, Alex. Stewart, Wm. â-ºSpeerfi John Snell Thos and David Stiason, Chas. Sandford. Wm T>,,^mr,^«_ t.. • 31. Coleman, John Cooler. Jas. Carter, I Jas. Osborne. Thos. Paul, T. ?oole, J. cwt.; oat scalpings $1.60 rer cwt, Thos Clark Thos. Christmas, Jas.! Pinch. Jas. Park. Hy. P»llister, Ed. - p ngs ♦ .ov per cwi;, Cornfield, Wm. Cargoe. G. Drew. W. and And. Potts, Geo. Parsons, Tlios. pi,.„„ , . Perigee, Wm. Riddell. Neil Rolfson, R. " "^ ' Roberts, E. Rayner J. Robinson, G. -Rg s, Wm. Reid, Roger Rorkcj Jphn, Jack on and Jos. Radlev, David Ram- say, Jos. Roome. J). Richmond, J. Reid, g^ • • t, ,. r% .Tas. and Matthew Robinson, J. Rich, ,*-*W>*8*» 1 O m a t 0,1* a n S y* Flowers & Plants Wm. and John Rowe, John Russell. R Plants, etc, Geraniums, Be- .Service. T. Ste.phens, J.Stoneham, J. _ . /< i . Sneer, Wm. ^uggett, Robt. Spofford. A. Stott. W. Seymour. Hu-*- and Mat. Spofford, Jas. Shields, And. Smith, L Sniker. Robt. Scott. MichaeL John and Wm. Scilly. Alex, and Jas. Stewart, J. Snowden, Weyman Scout, Jas. and W. Soratt, Abel Sheard, Wm. Strain. Geo. Sandiland, Ed. Stiver, Ben Smith, J. and Wm. Stewart, Cornelius Sullivan. Mose.^ and Jos. Taylor. Hugh, Jas., David Geo. Arch, and Wm. Thomson. Tesse Fatten, Arclr. Thorn, J. Timbny, •Tohn Tunner, Wm. Tedfo»d, Snowdon Tupling, John Vert. Jas., Andrew, Geo. and Mrs. Wilson, Francis Whewe'1. J gonias, Coleus, etc Cut Flow^s Grown by G. CUTBUSH & SON, Owen Sound For sale by W. A. HAWKEIM phone 17] FLESHERTON. Orders taken for shrubs, per* ennials, vines, etc. Small Advertisement LOST â€" Ewe and February lamb,} both have black faces. Finder please ' notify Adam Hyslop, Phone 43rll. BULL FOR SERVICE. LOST â€" Licen* plate No. 280-138 between Markdale and Eugenia. Fin- der leave at the Down garage in Mark- dale or Flesherton. , EWE STRAY«Dâ€" Came to lot 26, /S.D.R., Artemesia, about May 1st, Lei- cester ewe. Owner prove property and pay expenses. â€" John Oliver, Price- ville, R. R. No. 3, Phone 21-21. STRAYEDâ€" To my premises on Lot. 1&2 Con. 11, Osprey, one year- ling heifer, red and white; on or about the 22nd inst. Owner will kind- ly prove property, pay expenses and Pure-bred Hereford Bull for ser- vice. Terms |2, payable the first of February, after that date §2.50 will be char£ed. â€"EDWARD LOUCKS. SHORTHORN BULL FOR SERVICB Registered Shorthorn bull for ser- vice at lot 5, Con. 9, O^p-ey, "Merry Marquis" No. 179,135; .^ire, Bonnie Marquis 142,381 f Dam, Rod Butterfly 131,078. Terms â€" Purcbreds |5.00. grades $2.00. â€" S. R. HAWKINS, Eugenia, BOAIf FOR SERVICE. s. Sandford, Wm. Thompson Jas'""''^ ^^'"^ away.â€" H. J. Courvoisier. White Henry Wilson, Chas. White,' bam Wauchope, -Alex. Wilson. Wm. WriPht. Alfred Ward. Bartholemew Wright. Chris, ^neers. John White, Geo. L. Wright. Thorpe Wright. FOR SALE FOR SALE â€" Mower, in good work- ing order, cheap. â€" Dan Muir, Ceylon, Registered Yorkshire Boar for ser- vice by Flesherton Bacon Hog Club, the property of the Ontario Depart- ment of Agriculture. â€" C. STEWART, Caretaker. ' BOAR FOR SEHVieE No. 92-7'»30. Alao a yovoc T«k. FOR SALEâ€" Good steel tire buggy, 1 shire pig, both bacon type for mi rkj " on.lot 176, N.W. T. * SJL, Termsâ€" 11.00. first class shape. Will sell cheap Down, Flesherton -H. Special Clearance Prices 011 Seasonable Merchandise Dry Goods Dept. 1 DRESS VOILES I â-  Dress Voiles in beautiful shades, large assort- ment, to chooe from. Regular value 45c. to 48c. CleaiWce Special 35c. a yardw ORGANDIE, 79c. per yard Organdie in beautiful colors. A nice, cool material for summer wear. Regular values 95c. to fl.2£i Clearance Special 79c. a yard. [ KIDDIES ROMPERS Ki(Uies' Romperj and Dresses, sizes ranging from 2 to 6 years. Regular values up to fl.60. Clearance Special, per garment 98c. MISSES' CORSELETTES Misses' Corsalettes. Just the thing for grow- ing girls. Reg. $1.25. Clearance, each 89e. Ladies' Silk Hose, all the newest shades. A real bargain. Clearance Special per pair 95c. GREAT MILLINERY SPECIAL Clearing of all Spring and Summer Millinery. Hats, regular $2.95 to $3.95. Special Price $1.95; Hat<, reguar $4.50 to $6.96. Special Price $3.95. SPECIAL OFFER ON THE DELINEATOR For a limited time the Delineator can be bought for 1 year for $1.50;2year8for$3.00, including the Art of Drese Making with every 2 year subscription. Shoe Department LADIES' HOUSE SHOES Ladies' House Shoes with strap and elastic front. Special at $1.39. MEN'S FINE SHOES Men! Buy your Fine Shoes now. $3.96 a pair for values up to $6,00. Men s Clothing Dept. YOUNG MEN'S SUITS Young Men's Suits, in douboe breasted plain blues or diagonal strpe. Regular value $29.50. Special $21.75. BOY'S SUITS Boys' Suits in tweeds, assorted coloss, one pair bloomers and one pair long pants, very new.... $8.75. MEN'S OVERALLS Men's Overalls in black and striped blue, sizea from 34 to 46. Clearing at per pair $1.89. . JUBILEE TIES Jubilee Ties the very newest, assorted colors. Just the thing for Jubilee celebration. Specia.... 95c. PANAMA AND STRAW HATS A full rang of Men's Panama and Straw Hats. Very newest block . Look these over before Ijuying elsewhere. FOR SALE â€" Three birfner Flor- ance Automatic Coal Oil Stove in good conditicn.-rMrs. T. J. Fisher, town. FOR SALE â€" Mare, good worker re- asonabse price â€" W. R. Meads, R. R. 3 Iriceville, Ont. good office desk, crosscut saw, 3 box stoves. â€" Thos. Clayton, Flesherton. FOR SALE â€" Young pigs and "pure- bred Hereford cattle, males and fe- males. â€" Geo. Hutchinson, Kimberley. 50,000 POUNDS WOOL WANTED For which we are prepared'to pay the highest market price cash or trade. Bring W your Wool. We will give you a square deal. Get yOur money the day you ••II your Wool. Wool will be bought according to grade. The cleaner your Wool, the better the price, but DO NOT WASH IT, as the buyers do not want WMhdd wool. SPECIAL WOOL SEASON PRICES WEDNESDAY HALF HOLIDAY Diiriog the months of June, July and August, and until September 14th, this •tore will close at 12 o'clock noon every Wednesday. FOWL WANTEDâ€" Highest market prices -paid for live and dressed fowl. Live fowl preferred. Markdale Crea- mery and Produce Company. Sltf FOR SALEâ€" 2 Ford 1-ton trucks, 1 Ford Sedan, 1 four-ninety Chevrolet touring, all in goocL shape; three oil tanks and quantity of car repairs, also several young pigs. â€" Arthur McKay, R.R. No. 3, Priceville, phone 21 r 5. FOR SALE OR RENTâ€" Lot 170 and half of 169, third con., N. Tor- onto and Sydenham Road. Good pas- ture land, with water on the property. For further particulars apply to â€" Miss M. M. Binnie, 93 Jackson Ave., Toronto. F. T. HILL & Co., LimHed, Markdtle Osprey Residants in 1866 J. Armstrong. Jno. Allan, Ed. Arm- ^* r""*^' J^'®^- ^<'«'''' Geo. Alister, T. Algeo. T. and M. Anderson, Ben and David Averii Win. and Sam Amott. V\m. and Robt. Armour, Wm. and Eli Armitage, Jos. Andrews. Geo. Alex- ander, John Andrews. Robt. Brown, Wm and Jas. Beatty. Duncan. Arch, and John Buey. John Buchanan, Louis Baker, Chas Barber. C. Bullock. Robt. Hugh, and Alex Brownlee, John Buck-( ^^ mgham, Thos Brown, Beo. Bruce, A. » FOR SALEâ€" Large Pittsburg brass BatJm«n°"T^h„ n -i?"?'"^; '^^°™t''>«mP. 2 dozen chairs, small tables, Hateman, John Burchard, M. Bums, Robt. Bro\vn. John Baldry. Hv. Botell K. Bums, Rich, and John Burk, Wm Albert, John, Sam, Geo. and Thos Ch'^''^^',%\^''^' Murdock. John and Chas Bell. John and Robt. Beatty P Brunkhard. Thos and Jas. Brown T. Bowes. Walker Bulmer. C. Bowes. A Barrow, Geo. Brown, Wm. and Mrs." Badgero. Allan Bell. John and Andrew Carr. Sol. Christie Jas and Jas Jr. Crawford. T. Cooper. J *«,'?' Angus. Donald, Kenneth and Malcolm Cameron,V. Cripps, Thos Clemens. John and Alex. Campbell. D. Colquette. John Crone. Sam and Wm. Curran, John Cppeman, John Clinton, P: Connor, Robt. Camaghan, Robt. Cousins, John Cockerill, Jas. Clark, Wm. Coutte Chas Croft, John Conk- r.'Jr'^\P^X^' ^'"- '^'«'T^ J- Conn. Geo. Coutts, Wm and John Crinlv, I Casaell, Thos and John Clary. Jas Chapman. J^ A. Crone. Wm. D^wnie ril" ^^*?'u^*°^?".'' •'*«â-  Christie. Jas Cooper. John Christie. Wm Davidson fes r^r'n^'U^"'- P"'*^' Jo*'" D*": les. beo. Davidson. Peter and Thos P"***""- W. J.. Wm. and Robt. DavfJ: Em;«Sn"w''''r.'''""' ^""<^'»"- Matt. Emerson. Wm. Ferguson. Thos., Alex FMirl^V'"^",- ^'"- Fowler, Robt plt^f?;^'"- ^t'^' ^- Fernando, J. IJltl^i iP*"- /L**^*"""- ««" Fyke. J Fitch, John and Robt. Free. John. Jas., r«„ t'^w*' J°''n. Richard and Wm Gray. John and Ephraim Galloway, r/m.v ' w ^^ii •''"''"'' «"«' John Gamey Wm. Gilbert, John Gordon. t/"t^'"- ^x*"?""' «• Glasier .J> i ?°"*^^/ •^°'"' Hendry, J. Hiw- ard. John, Wm. and Martha Holden. Sam Heney, Hy., John, Jas. S., and Jos. Hudson, Wm. Hollingshead, Dun- can, Rich. Sr and Jr. Heron: J. Hodg- son, David Hill, Wm and John HamU- m;vw-i?*S'*'"'T^'"- "'"ks, John ^Z^l^n' "• "r- J"**? '"'"'**»•. John T=ilu '^m' J"''*""' J«8- Joyce. Rob. Jacklln, Wm. Jordon, Jm. Johns. Wm. Wm 'W.'Jl*' *^w" Johnson. John and Wm. Kerton, Wm. Kinnear, Neil Ken- nedy Wm. and John Kyle. Geo. Lush, Jas. Lloyd. John Lindsay. Adam Linn, .»ohn and Jas. Livingston. Hy. Lowes, t'^m'^*'' ^?"- «"'• Wm. Lougheed a'%^7,'^'t^'^- t^fj""*"' S- Matthews A. l^tts. Thos. John and J. Madden" J«. Murphy Wm. Moffatt, Michael Monaghan, Robt.. John and Geo. Mor- rison. Wm. Madill. Geo. Hilney. Gavin mI^ ^'"j ?f"''.fc?!'' A^Mun^, Wm J«».- wi/l**?. *U"ff' Ti"*'- Macklem, LMhlan. Hjctw. John. Awh.. rSTj" tS'^^IT^ «; Shwdown. SmOmmmJ â€"T. J. STDTSON. BOAR FOR SERVICE Registered Yorkshire Boar for ser- viceâ€" Edgely Bright Vim, No. 99,99« â€"-Property of Saugeen Bacon Ho« Club. Terms |1.00. â€" C. HINDLE. , . Pr*ton SUtioB. Lota 168-9, 3rd W.T.S.R., Artemesifc JERSEY BULL FOR SERVICB Registered Jersey bull for service Sire: Brampton Jersey Gonsrrfpt; Dam: Brampton Petune*8 Ladty. At Flesherton Livery Stable â€"P. STVJi Flesherton. MIDDLEBRO & BURNS Barriaters, e^^ G^icesâ€" Owen Sound, DvAam and Flesherton. FleB&rtoi #» Saturday afternoon and •â-¼eiiTns. GEO E. DUNCAN DUNPALK LICBNSEO AUCTIONEER For the County oT Grey. Terms: 1 per cent. Satisfaction gudntead Dates made at The Advance offtea. BUSINESS CARDS Dr. E. C. Murray, L. D. S., dwtal surgeon, honor graduate of Tnmto MISCELLANEOUS â- ""* "Roy*! College of Deq^l SargWM NOTICE - Chopping done on Sat- 1 ^' ?"**;;!*• ^" •*» W»tw* tw urday only.-Graham Bros. Eugenia. „" '"action. Office at iMidne* ; Toronto Street, Flesherton. NOTICEâ€" Carload of western fee<fl n- * t..â„¢k„ii iTi â€" ^T^T" oats to arrive about Jul' 4thâ€" W J.' ; V-T" *™™>*"> »^-. M.B., . Stewart and Sons. "â- '* "oâ„¢ the Faculty of Mediefaikb â€" University of Toronto. Offtoe, l^t^ato PASTUREâ€" About thirty head of Street, Flesherton. Phone 86. cattle wanted for pasture, lot 178, S. p-j.,«- a^l t j ., -• â€" W.T. A S.R., Artemesia. - Geo. F. a ?^Li^T». ^*' ^'^^' V* • Brackenbury, Flesherton. stw^a- Bldv" S" ^^"^^ h*H,^Ani, strong Block, Flesherton evary W- «'.»,,.„„ „. : ***" **" "' **'<»» *h* full moon. Kabt WANTED-Electrical work to do. Down, W.M.; P. J ThuMton S-. If yon have any Electrical jobs you â-  "''•'• ^'>'°«<>''> Sac. want installed or repaired, phone or Lucas ft Hemyjat^atera SoHste. write me. Prompt service, and work ors. etc -I B T »<... r n ^^^ guaranteed. Phone 24-52, Dundalk. SLT" B A iifH^ i,\?- Y' ^'^ Thomas C. Grummett, Maxwell. Ont. J,*^' ^"*- ^~' ^arkdala Lmm L-^ ^'ock. Phone 2. Br«n<« offices «t SHEEP DIPPING Dundalk and D &rham. Sheep dippinTiirChas. Stewart's^uTf''*!! * J^if^S' JJf**^ -«â-  on Saturday. July 2nd. All those own-o, ^' Zri "fflcwif^Cfrsy sad ing sheep are urged to take advant-^'**^' Owen Sonad; Staadanl age of this o pportunity. Block, PleaiMrton, (SaloMan) â€" ^P. Telford *., J. F. « Bkaia ' TENDERS WANTED Wm. Katttlag, â- Tenders will be received by thefor the eoMttM ITaT^--^ underwigned up to and including JubavJT Vt^^ *•" •*" 16th. 1927. for paintlag the PorSawr"â„¢ *** •*»* School & S. No. 8, Artamsda. IlialVras lo <t H» s, /> ^ H 't- *•>! '0« w. .*f*^-