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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1928 THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE 1 HOCKEY Markdale vs. Flesherton NOTE: The last was a tie 2-2 Thurs., March 22 BROOM BALL Proton vs. Red School Broombali Starts at 7.30 sharp ADMISSION 25 and 15 cts. Cougars and Red Men Tie In 2 All Game I Markdale trying to hold their lead I caused the game to lag, but Geo. Mc- Tavish, the veteran of the game, se- cured one on a close-in shot. Both I teams tried their hardest to secure a solo to make it their victory. The York I bros. played a hard game on the wings 1 and with McCutcheon at centre made a snappy foreward line. Henry and BROOMBIILL LEAGUE The game of broombali, which was somewhat unknown until this winter, has been brought to the front by the league formed by T. W. Findlay, and comprised five teams. Mr. Findlay has given considerable time and thought to the working out of this league of broombali, and it has been a decided success, as it has been played I down until only the finals remain. As : will be seen by the score sheet, the I Red School team won first place quite I easily, but it was a good race for I second place, and the chance to play off with the Red School for who wins I the league. This was won by Proton. I There has been a lot of fun and dur- ! ing the playing off of the whole , league a good fellowship feeling has j prevailed, which alone makes any sport worth while. There â-  have been twenty games played in all, and the first game of the finals between the Red School and Proton was played on Friday night and resulted in a tie â€" 1-1. The second game is to be played this Tuesday night and the third game on Thursday night before the hockey game. This will be the final game unless a deadlock arises out of the Inst game, when it may be necessary to play the 4th game. Following is the standing of the different teams: Red School 33 points Proton 24 points Findlay's 23 points Phillips' 19 points Ceylon 14 points VANDELEUR Mr. and Mrs. Black, who visited re-1 cently with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Holley, left on Monday for their home in Saskatchewan. The C'-tting children of Markdale spent a lew days recently with their aunt, Mrs. Wyville. | The Former's Club meeting on Mon- Small Advertisements LOST OR STRAYED LOSTâ€" Tatting bag and contents, between Flesherton and Bert Wyatt's R.R. No. 3. Leave at this office. SHORTHORN BULL FOR SERTICB LOST â€" In Flesherton or between Flesherton and the station, a wrist day ever ing was largely attended and I watch and bracelet. Finder please a good program of readings, com- • notify The Advance office, munity : inging and group games was^ LCST-In Flesherton Fridaf. March put on bv the committee m charge, j^^^^ ^^^.^ ^_.^^^, g,^;^ ^.^^^j,^ ^^j^ Killed in Gravel Pit The strongest line-up the Markdale Red Men could muster up, with the ex- ^...^ „..„ ception of H. Beard, who was unable i Phil Kelly were very efective on ^iie to be present, displayed their ability ' * • • • â- "â- â-  Friday against the local Cougars on night of last week. The game was not quite up to the mark as others here this winter, but just the same some real hockey was presented by both teams. Markdale made the first counter, when McCutcheon, the fastest man Markdale had, counted one against Batchelor, after ten minutes of play. Armstrong evened up the first period with one for the Cougars, shortly after his wicked shot beating Hand, the new man in the nets. The second period saw no scoring defence, making brilliant rushes and using their body to much effect. Hand, the new man in the nets, cer- tainly clears his shots, and was on the job the whole game through. The substitutes on both teams took the place of the ones resting to good advantage. Merf. Mercer handled the bell to the satisfaction of every- one. Kelly securing 3 penalties, Nuhn 2 and Thurston 1. Mr. Isaac Carter of Sunnidale Town- ship met with a fatal accident Tues- day afternoon while working in his gravel pit on the 5th concession, when an overhanging bank of frozen gravel broke, crushing him with its weight. Help was at hand and he was rushed to his residence where medical aid was quickly procured but it was of no avail as his hip and chest were al- most completely crushed. He lived about three hours, and, although suf- Messrs. F. R. Boland and Jim Cargoe) acted as captains for the games, and an exciting and interesting hour was spent with the honors about even. Mr. Howard Graham directed proceedings. Mrs. F. Davis and Miss Myrtle Free- man gave excellent readings, while all joined heartily in the songs. At the next meeting, March 26, there will be a debate o-i the subject, "Resolved, that the inventor has contributed more to human happiness than has the leg- islator." The debaters will be Mrs F. R. Boland and Mrs. Wyville on the affirmative, and Messrs. Charles McLean and Norman Genoe on the negative. Mrs. F. Davis, Miss Myrtle Freeman, Messrs. H. Magee and R. Freeman were appointed a committee to arrange for the play entitled "The obstinate family." to be given at the meeting on April 9th. In the report of the debate given in last week's items we should have said that the afirmative side won. Miss Thompson and Lundy Johnston were the debaters. Mrs. Martin and little son of Swin- ton Park are visiting with the former' ton Park are visiting with the form er's aunt. Miss Edith Hutchinson. A shower for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Boland on Friday ev- ening of last week. ~ The funeral service of the .„,.^^ Thos. Nelson, an old and respected resident of Euphrasia, was held in Ebenezer church on Wednesday after- noon of last week. filled case, white gold chain with a sterling silver knife on chain. Finder please leave at this ofifce and receive substantial reward. Registered Shorthorn bull for vice at lot 6, Con. 0, Gaprejr, "Merry Marquis" No. 179,136; Sire. Bonnie Marqnis 142,381; Dam, Red Buttorfly 131,078. Terms â€" Purebreds Ifi.OO. grades $2.00. â€" S. R. HAWKINS, Eugenia. BOAR FOR SERVICE. Registered Yorkshire Boar for ser- vice by Flesherton Bacon Hog Club, the property of the Ontario Depart* ment of Agriculture. â€" C. STEWART, Caretaker. P O R S A L E FOR SALEâ€" 10 pigs, about three months old,â€" Dan Cameron, Eugenia. FOR SALEâ€" 11 hens and 12 pull- ets. Apply to â€"Mrs. Ed. Best. FOR SALEâ€" Eleven pigs 4 weeks old.â€" P. Muir, Ceylon. Phone 2r22 Fi)R SALE â€" Number of Chin- chilla rabbitts Apply to â€" Billie Parker, Phone 32r25. BOAR FOB SERTICnS No. 92.71680. Also a jmag T«ffe shira pig. both bacon tyif for aanlt^^ on lot 176. N.W. T. A UL. Termsâ€" 91.00. â€" T. i. BTINBOlf . BOAR FOB SERVlCfi FOR SALEâ€" Toulouse gander.â€" W. J. Moore, Proton Station, phone 41 ring 32. FOR SALEâ€" 3 two year old hei- fers and 2 yearlings. â€" J. HALEY,'; Lota 168-9, 8rd W.T.S.B., Artemeslk. Eugenia. Registered Torlcshire Boar for viceâ€" Eagely Bnght Vim, I^o. ^JSH- â€"property of Saugeon Bacon Bog- CInb. Terms fl.OO. â€"fl. HJNDLE, Prctmi SUtioa. FOR. SALE â€" DeLaval Cream Sep- arator, almost new. â€" Sam. Semple Flesherton. FOR SALEâ€" About 30 tons Timothy Hay on Lots 178-179, T.&S R., Artemesia â€" G. F. BraclJenbury, Flesherton, phone 61. MIDDLEBRO & BURNS baniaters, etc. Ollficeyâ€" Owen S<;aad, Darha» and Fl^Hertoh. I- lesfejcjon evety of Saturday afternoon and evening. FOR SALEâ€" One cow, aged, due to freshen July 14; 25 hens; one brood I- ]jj^g\sow and 10 young pigs. ll â€" Bert Magee, Eugenia Or telephone Feversham. able to be present at their last ef f- i ort is expected to be on hand. The for either team, but shot after shot i Cougars hope to have Doc back on was fired at both goalies. Nuhn and , their line-up this week. This will see Chercotte playing stellar hockey the Flesherton's and Mardale's best last whole game and .shooting hard and teams in action for likely <he as often as possible. Boyd and Thur- game of the season, ston played their usual game on the i Markdale â€" Goal, Hand; Defence, defence, making and stopping spect- j Henry and Kelly, Wings P. York and acular rushes. Batchelor, the Proton < H. York, Centre, McCutcheon, subs. net minder substituted for Gracey, the 1 Johnston and Perkins, regular, who is resting with thej Flesherton â€" Goal, Batchelor De- mumps. I fence Boyd and Thurston; Wings, In the third period Markdale again Armstrong and Chercotte, Centre secured the first goal and after that Nuhn; subs. Dow and McTavish. there wasn't much hockey displayed. Referee â€" M. Mercer, Markdale. It is hoped that Markdale will play ... • ,. • j their return game here this Thurs- ' '^'"'"K '"*^"^^ P^'"- •""*'"*" <^°"^"°"^- day night, when Beard, who was un- '. ness until the end. Mr. Carter was a lifelong resident of Sunnidale and was held in high es- teem by all who knew him. His sud- den death has cast a gloom over the entire community. HONEY FOR SALE I Real good honey in bulk at lOets ! per pound, could supply 5 and 10 lb. pails at cost price, if required. i â€" Roy W. Fenwick, Max- ' well, Ontario. * $ SIX HILL STORES We buy together in order that our customers in the six communities may mat- erially benefit individu- ally. F. T. HILL & CO., Ltd. Markdale, Ontario THE HILL STORE A Store everyone instin- tively associates with high quality merchandise at the fairest posible prices. Advanced Showing Spring Merchandise MANY NEW LINES OF SPRING MERCHANUIS.SK HAVE ALREADY BEEN PLACED IN STOCK IN A GREAT VARIETY. THE NEW SHOTS. SILKS, MILLINERY. MEN'S HATS. WALLPAPER, CLRTAINS AND CURTAIN NETS. WINDOW SHADES, CRETONNES. ETC. WONDERFUL ASSORTMENT IN ALL LINES. IT WILL CERTAINLY BE WORK YOUR WHILE TO LOOK OVER THE SPLENDID VALUES WE ARE OFFERING. ESPECIALLY AS ALL BUYING IS DON IN THE BEST POSSIBLE MARKETS AND WE ARE IN A POSITION TO OFFER OUR CUSTOMERS QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT THE FAIREST POSSIBLE PRICES Millinery Department Wc have now on display a large assortment of new Sring Hats in ribbon, faille, silk, straw and faille, â- and straw combination. Small and medium .shapes display drooping, roll and slashed brims; smartly placed pins, ornaments, flowers and ribbon trimming In black, red, sand, green, wood, blue, etc., at popular prices. Men's Felt Hats Pugi Silk, 65c. a yard Markdale Here Thiirsda) The Markdale Red Men will again GEO E. UUNCAN DUNI>ALK LICENSED jVUeriONEER For the County of Grey. Termsj ii per cent. Sati faction guamtee4 ! Dates made at Tho Advance office. FORD COUPE FOR SALEâ€" Recent HOUSE AND r OT FOR SALE. In . the west en;! of the village of : Flesherton, 6-room house, electric . invade the tovra this Thursday even-jyeajg o^^ Q^g j^^ rising five years, model Ford in good mechanical condi- tion; can be had at reasonable price and a real bargain for cash. Apply at wired, soft water cistern, cellar un- this office. â-  der whole house, large verandah ori I two sides, and woodshed with cement floor; approximately three acres of STOCK FOR SALEâ€" One mare 11 ingfor the last game of the season with the Cougars. On Friday night they tied the g?me here and now ex- pect to win this game. A big crowd is expected to witness the last game of the season. The final game of broombali will also be played that evening. A woman considers her new dress a mighty sorry frock if it fails to ex- cite the envy of other women. There was a time when ".Always" was an appropriate song at wedd- ings, but- "Just for to-day" seems more nnpropriate to the present age. Shingles N. B. White Cedar Shingles, 4 buches to the thousand. 25 courses to the bunch; 8 to 16 inches clear. $5.50 per M. W. A. ARMSTRONG & SON. RUBBER BOOTS FOR ALL due April 18th; also a quantity of small peas and black barley for seed. â€" Fred Russell. FOR SALE â€" Buckeye incubator, 220 egg size, also Brooder 500 chick size, both in first class condition. â€" Mrs. W. R. Meads, Priceville, phone 2 r 2.3. FOR SALEâ€" Lot. house and stable of the late A. S. VanDusen, in the village of Flesherton. â€" Apply to. J. F VanDusen, 24 Churchill Ave., Tor- onto. I GLADIOLII FOR SALEâ€" Large (bulbs from very choicest named va- irioties, some of which cost as high as 35 cents each. In mixture we are .selling these at 50 cents per dozen, by mail Ic per bulb extra. Inquire or write this office. INCUBATORSâ€" I am r Tcnt for the ihrs, from •" course at ^â-  iler incu- h â-  tch. Both â- bators can acres land and good stablfc. An ideal spot for a retired farmer. â€" W. A. ARMSTRONG & SON, Flesherton, Ont, FARM FOB SALE OR RENT Men! Before purchasing your new spring hat wo will be pleased to show you our new spring range. The styles arc new; they arc perfect fitting and comfortable, and the prices are unbeatable. Ask to see our high grade line at $4.95. Prices are$2.95 $n.U5 and 4.06. Nineteen shades of Fugi Silk of the very best quality obtainable has just ben added to our stock. This material is very popular for Ladies' and Child- ren's Dresses, etc. We feel sure we will have the Men's Suits exact shade you will be loking for. for the finest quality, per yard 65c.. Our price In this d< -lartment you will find a large range of Men's Suits in navy blue pin stripe and all the latest styles to choose from. Wc ore offering for the next arc days, suits that arc broken lines of our regular stock. Values up to $22.60 Clearing at the very lowest price of |10.06. Wallpaper The New Wallpapers are here. They include a wide range of Can«dian and imported papers. The prices this year are very reasonable, and you will find that wc are asking less for theborder per yard than tho usuol. We invite you to inspect our wallpepen. Flour, Feed and Sugar Short*, per bag $1.8S Bran, per bag $1.75 Snowdrift Flour, 98 lb. per bag .... $4.10 Granulated Sugar, per bag $6.4S F.T. HILL & Co., Limited, IMarkdale For a good work boot that will help keep your feet dry, and rubber bot- toms and tops for men and boys, and all kinds of repairing on footwear, come to W. L. NORWOOD Flesherton, Ont. Miller Incubator and b- 85 eggs up. At the ."»' Guelph in January f - bator got an 85 per cer electric and hot water be supplied. One secor.d-hand Buck- 76 acre farm, lot 178, 2 S.W. Art- emesia, at Saugeen Junction. Barn 36 by 50 with L 30 by 32, cement stabling throughout. I^ge cement veneer house, Sroomed, with wood- shed, in which is drilled well, farm well watered small orchard.â€" W. J. Blackburn. Proton Station. TENDERS FOR DRAGGING Tenders are hereby asked for drag, ging the streets of Flesherton during the coming summer. Tenders to state the amount per hour. Tenders to be in the hands of the Clerk not later than April 1st, 1928. G. B. WELTON, Chairman. FARM FOR RENT Osprey Township, Grey County S.% Lot 16 and 17, Con. 13, con- taming 160 acres, 100 acres under eve Incubator, 175-egg size, price rea-i^"'**^?*'*'"' buildings consist of frame sonable.-J. J. Meads. R.R. 3, Price-i"""*"'"!, •"«>. ^^o bams, one mUe viUe. Phone 21rl2. Auction Sale FARM STOCK. IMPLEMENTS, ETC. DR. J. P. OTTEWELL has instructed the undersigned r.'jctionoer to sell by public auction in the Chslmcr's Church Shed. Flesherton TUESDAY, MARCH 27th the following: HORSESâ€" Bay Horse, aged good worker; Black Horse, aged, good worker; Cow, 7 years due to freshen in May. PIGS â€" 2 Yorkshire Sows, with 22 young pigs, 3 weeks old at time of sale. \ IMPLEMENTS, ETC â€" Massey- Harris Mower, 6 ft. cut, good repair: Good Masey-Harris Cultivator, 13 tooth; Masey-Harris Seed Drill, in good repair, also Cultivatov Teeth. Massey-Harris Disc Hkirrow. 14 plate Riding Plow, good as r.p-v, 21 Verity; Single Plow. 21 Fleury, Good as new; 12 Bull Iron Harrow; One horse plow Tiger Ilay Rake; Root Scuffler; Open Buggy; Heavy Wagon ^ Gravel Box; Cutter; Hay Rack; Wagon Box; Good get of heavy team harness; Forks, Chains, and other articles too numerous to mention. SALE TO COMMENCE AT 2 P.M TERMS OF SALEâ€" All aui MISCELL.4NE0US NOTICE â€" Chopping done on Tues- day and Saturday. â€" Graham Bros. Eugenia. WANTEDâ€" About 50 head of Cat- tle to pasture, farm well watered, Lots 178-179, W.T. & S.R., Artemesia. â€" G. Brackenbury, Flesherton, phone 61. For full Ipartie- T„ . ^ ^ ''^^ Toronto G«aieral Trusts Corporation. 253 Bay , Street Toronto. ulars appl> TO RENT -^ House to rent, good frame house, opposite high school, 6 rooms and good garden. Apply to Mrs W. Caswell, Proton R. R. 3. GRAIN WANTEDâ€" This week we are paying the following prices: Bar- ley 85c per bushel, Fall Wheat $1.25 per bush., Oats 62c per bash, â€" A. C. Muir, Ceylon. BULL FOR SERVICE For service on lot 80, Con. 13, Art- emesia, Durham Bull Royal Lad No. 178,773. Term8:-$2 if paid before January 1920. otherwise ^.60. â€"DUNCAN WILLIAMS. Eugenia. FARM FOR SALE $10 and under CASH; over that amount 10 months credit will be given Artemesia Township, Grey County, 160 acres, loU 176, 177 and 178 on the Provincial Highway, 3 miles south of Flesherton. Soil, black clay loam, clear of weeds, no stone, 5 acres bush, balance under cultivation, good well, farm well watered. Bank . barn 65x45 with L 85x30, new steel of roof, cement stabling throughout, im Icment and driving house 75x30. tien house, buildings in good repair, 8 <x« •>».«»«..« <»s-» ~.*«. er/ 4 11.^ roomed brick house, furnace, cistern on aprpoved Joint notes. 6% straight ,^ ,i„k. good cellar, orchard, off for cash. â€"Thos. J. Stinson. Proton SUt- I NO RESERVE AS FARM IS SOLDion, -WM. KAITTING, Aoetionter. BULL FOR SERVICE. Pure-bred Hereford BuH for vice. Tenne $2. payable tho first of February, after that date $2.50 wffl be charged. â€"EDWA RD L0UCK8. BUSINESS CARDS ^â€" â€" * Dr. E. C. Murray, L. D. S., deatal surgeon, honor graduate of Toronta and Royal College of DenUl Soneaoi of Ontario. Gas administered far teeth extraction. Office at resMaaM Toronto Street, Flesherton. Prince Arthur Lodge. 333, AJ. * A.M.. meets in the Masonic hall. Aoq. strong Block, Fleaherton every IW* day on or before the fall moon. Kay Pedlar. WJI.. C. F. Uwrence. See. Lucas a Hanry.Banristera, SelMl. ora, etc.. -L B. Lucas. K. C; W. 9. Henry, B.A. OfficM. Markdala LmM Block, Phone 2. Branch offkea at Dundalk and Durham. Telford a Bimie, Barristen, aali. oitors, etc. Offieea, Grey and Block, Owen Sound: Standard Block, Plesherton. (Satnrdaya). W. P. Telford Jr., J. P. P. Btmla Wm. KaitUoff, Liacaniad Ai for the conntiea of Gray and Ftom and itoek aales a Trnns modsrata., may ba lade at tka â-²iranea Cantml taliflltaM «Ao«, at by aiiwiiim hm at