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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 1 8th, 1929 THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE FLESHERTON SEPT^ 19-20 This year's Fall Pair promises to be the best in the history of the Society. Entries are coming in from long distances. The first and second prize teams at last year's Guelph Winter Fair have reserved stabling. Special attractions will also be held on Friday afternoon. The three Bounding Jays will put on an acrobatic performance. BASEBALL ALLENFORD vs CREEMORE These two teams are the best in their districts when they have their regular lineup, so a good game is assured. Potato Race on Horseback Another real fun-making stunt. HURD LE JUMP ING '^^aiid Concert in th evening by the Kenny Wilson Troupe DANCE AFTER CONCERT Music by Midnight Serenaders Admission to grounds 35c.. to Concert 50c. GEO. CAIRNS- Pres. T. W. FINDLAY. Sec.-Treas. THE STORE WITH SERVICE F.T.HILL&CO.,Ltd. CHAIN STORES Markdale, Ontario OUR BUYING POWER SAVES YOU A LOT OF MONEY s^ Special Sale of Misses' Dresses at $2,95 This means a big saving to the thoughtful buyer. Materials are printed and colored crepes, crayshenes and other clot'is. Sizes 14 to 44. Regular values of $5.95 up to $8.50. Friday and Saturday your choice $2.95. See our window display. Ladies' and Misses' Coolie Coats $3.93 Girls' and Boys' Stockings 19c. 12 only, Ladies' aiul Missc-s Cuolic Girls' and Boys' Stockinj^s nuulc ol Coats, beautiful Japanese patterns, won- fine (jualitv cotton in heij^o and black, (lerfiil quality. Clearing' at $3.9d sizes 6 to 0'/,. Tbis class of stockin^^ is K^reatly in demand just now as they wear well, last well, atul wash nice and soft. Mothers' don't forget to buy a supply of these for your boys and pfirls. Ruy now and save Clearing at 19c. pair. Men's and Young Men's Varsity Sweater Coats at $3.45 Just the tliinjj: for the camp, for mot- or\n\r, for fishinj.? and for the holiday. They arc made of fiie (|uality wool in colors of cardinal with hlack trim, black New Style Pleated Skirts at $1.79 'I'hesc new style Pleated Skirts arc indeed beautiful and arc very jjopular. All sizes lb to 20. (lotxl ranj,a' of colors and materials. Re^,^ value up to $2.95. Clearing- at $1.79 Shoe Department News At this tinu- of year we are ofFcrinjif many clearinjj^ lijies at exceptionally low prices in the shoe department. One of the outstandin^i: seasonable with white trim, black with oranjfc trim harj^ains is about 50 pairs of Urown (boot and sand with oraiiije and black trim. .Ml height) Kinniing Shoes, sizes 11 to 2, at only 79c. ; sizes 3 to 7 at only 98c. Another special is Misses' Dress Shoes of kid ur jjalent leather, 1 or 2 straps at only $1.49 IJoys' Schocd Hoots, sizes 1 to G. Re. .value $3.25. for only $1.79 Rciiicinber that wc fit you and guar antce satisfaction at all times. sizes 36 to 44. \'n\ will surely want one of these at this very low price. To <-'lt''i'- 'It $3.45 Men's Khaki Pants $1.45 C.ood wciKdil Khaki Drill Pants, weli finished, pockets and holt loons. A spe- cial hny onahies us to .sell these $2..50 oants in all sizes ^2 to 44 at a Clearing'- Sale Price of $1.45 "Where Quality is Higher h an Price" Conditions in Europe I Treasurer's Sale of Land in Arrears for Taxes (Co'-.tinucd From Page 4) -J I TREASURER'S SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES I IN THE COUNTY OF GREY BY VIRTUE Of A V.'ARRANT issued by the Warden of the County o£ Grey and authetiticated by the seal oZ the said County, bearing date of the Seventeenth day of June, 1929, and to me directed, for the coUectioa of in Europe one needs two, and rrei-^ erably three, languages â€" Englur., Ficnch and German. | The coun: yside in France, Germ-i arrears of taxes due for three years and over, upon the lands hereinafier any and Czechoalovikia looks equalTyj mentioned and described being in the County of Grey. »,„,.„ â- â€ž „„ ,„o„f„ io„,i o„-. These are therefore to give notice that unless the said taxes, together with all lawlul costs and charges be sooner paid, I shall on Friday the First day of November, 1929, at the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon ai the Court House in the City of Owen Sound, in the said County, proceed to sell by public auction the said lands or as much thereof as may be suffi- cient to dischare cuch arrears of '.axes and costs and charges incurred. lovely; there is no waste land, ana in the two latter countries there is] a great deal of well-kept forest â€" , even the twips arc picked up by girla, and v.oinen, tied into neat bundles ana used for firewood. The fields are very small; they are not fenced oft from each other, and with the dif- ferent ci-ops it gives the country n curiou3 checker-board appearance. Hops arc a leading crop in South Ger- many, end on the same ground some other c â- op, which looked like turnips, Cominpr alone from Paris to Prague â€" called Praha by the natives of the city â€" I thought I would find no one who would understand English, but almost all the travellers on the first clas.; 'rain, called the Orient expresij, weie English or American. On the journey two customs officials exam- ined our luggage and passport. Three languages, three kinds of money were U3ed, and three varieties of food ser- ve i. How can Europe unde'rstanH herself when -she speaks with a doze:: tongues? Pajrue is a beautiful city; the ca- hedral, the castle old home of the kinps, now occupied by the President of the republic and Minister of Ex- terna', Affairs are very bearitiful. The cathedral is of Gothic architec- ture, the oldest in Central Eu-'ope. The Czechs +race their kings back Uj POO .\.X). Most of them are buried under the church, where the grave.- have almc3t become shrine-^. Tiic new part was begun a hund-ed years apo and is not yet completed. In spite of the size of the building the seaMng capacity is not great. The Women's International Lea'guc For Peace held the Congress in a res- ident school owned Uy the Czech Farmers' Co-operative.s. It i-3 a large and well-equipped building. Women from 28 coountries convened here for six days. They were a re- markable group, the most prominent of which was the international Pres- ident, Jane A<!ams, of Chicago. It is hard to say wherein lies the ic- markaLle power of this woman. She is devotedly loved and can hold to- gether people who, without her, would see o.:ly disagreement and discord.. She had studied world problems clos- ely for many years â€" but with all her knowledge she parades none; she is motherly, witty and wise. Enip.iy Freundlich, member of the .Au;tralirn Parliament, is an econ- omic expert. She was the only woman Government represecitative at the World Economic Conference. Wo;;ienwko are medical doctors, doc- tc .^, doctors of law, scientists, jour- nalists, teachers, .sditors, etc., attend- ed. An arresting figu -e i , Mrs. Skef- fingtun of Ireland, who has suffered imprisonment and forced feeding in h-elar.d'j cause. Her husband was iiiiled in the Eastern •.ebollion while ' ryir.K to roconcilo opjwsing forces. Six women M.P'.s represented Great Britain, -Au.-.tria, Denmark, Ukrania, Belgium r. d Canada, and just to^ p.ive tone to the Congress we had p. Counte.'^r. from Denmavk and a tit- led English woman. Twelve women elected by : he Con- prcsa form the International Execu- tive, to which body I have been elec- ted. The Assembly of the League of Nations conve-.cs this morning, with Sir George Foster and myself as part of the Car.ulian delegation. â€"AGNES MacPHAIL. VILLAGE OF PRICEVILLE (Township of Artemesia) Concession Acres If Patented Taxes Costa Taxes Lot Lot 9 Tory St. North Lot 10 Lot 11 Lot 12 " Lot 13 " Lot 14 " Lot 8 Durham St. South Lot 9 " Lot 8 Kincardine St. North Lot 9 Pt. 6 Park Lot % Patented ^sr Patented ^ Patented Vk Patented % Patented % Patented '^ Patented % Patented '/4 Patented % Patented 6 Not Patented 8.29 8.29 8.29 8.29 8.28 8.24 19.45 19.45 19.46 19.46 96.88 3.40 3.40 3.40 3.40 3.40 3.40 3.65 3.65 3.65 3.65 11.69 11.69 11.69 11.69 11.65 11.64 23.10 23.10 23.11 23.11 5.55 102.43 Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot TOWNSHIP OF OSPREY 2, S.D. Rd. 10 2, S.D. Rd. 13 1, N.D. Rd. 14 1, N.D. Rd 75 2, N.D. Rd. E- Pt. 76 2, N.D. Rd W. Pt. 76 2, N.D. Rd. Lot 77 2, N.D. Rd. 50 Patented 256.06 9.55 265.61 50 Patented 256.06 9.55 265.61 50 Patented 294.26 10.50 304.76 50 Patented 294.26 10.60 304.76 50 Patented 91.11 6.45 96.59 25 Not Patented 45.40 4.30 49.70 25 Not Patented 45.41 4.30 49.71 50 Patented 91.14 6.46 96.59 The County of Grey Treasurer's Oflfice, Owen Sound,. Ontario. ^ ^ JOHN PARKER, "â-  "^'Ife. County Treasurer. \ Small Advts. I LOST OR ST(H.EN LOSTâ€" A black leather satchel containing baby's clothes, on highway between Flesherton and Dundalk. Fin- der pelase leave at this office. FARM FOR SALE About 100 acres of good clay loam land, being lots 24 and 25, 2nd con. N.D.R., near Six Corners, about a mile from Flesherton Station, about T noT T r. 1 c? * 1 r,,.!. 85 acres of cultivated land, 10 acres LOS-T - In Ceylon, on Sept. 17th ;„ hardwood bush, five acres swamp, dark yellow colhe dog, about one year Seven-roomed hou3e, solid brick with old tail bobbed. Information will be cellar under all, also summer kitchen gladly received.-Wm. Poole, Eugenia , ^^of barn 45x46, drive shed 20X40, ^ ^^^^"^ ^""^"^^SS ^^^^^^^^^^ ^ good spring well and good fences. F O II 8 A L B I This farm cheap for quick sale. â€" Geo. FOR SALE â€" 25 Barred Rock pul- E- Banks, Flesherton , telephon e 36 J . FARM FOR SALE letJ, bred-to-lay. â€" Jim Sinclair, Ceylon FOR SALE â€" 16 young pigs. â€" Archie McKechnie, Priceville. Potatoes Wanted â€" Highest market price. Phone 38 r 3.â€" A. C. MUIR. FOR SALE â€" Good horse.â€" Mrs. W. C. White, Ceylon, Phone 38 r 33. FOR SALEâ€" Pedigreed Jersey cow, ^th" soft' water cist'era anTfuraai^'. 5 years old, to freshen this month.â€" This is a good grain and stock farm. Dr. J. P. Ottewell, Flesherton. j well fenced and watered, situated ^ Convenient to railway, church and FOR SALE â€" Ripe tomatoes for ,„u„„i p„„„„„ <„ „„ii; • _ „_ u 1 i i T.J.1, c^^ school. Keason for selnng is on 25c. per baske . at B^ 1 s, StayneT account of poor health. For partic- sideroad. 110 acres in the Township of Aj> temesia, lots 77 and 78, 1 N.D.R.. about 85 acres under cultivation, balance pasture and mixed bush: bam 36x60 with T 36x45. all with stone basement, in good repair, water at barn; driving shed 24x30, also hen house; 8-roomed solid brick house I ulars FOR SALEâ€" Cow, to freshen Oct 1st.â€" Alb. Blackburn, Phone 2 r G, Flesherton. Peaches, not Pumpkins applv on nremisos. I W. A. MORTON. R. R. 2. Proton Station. I : . I BOAR FOR SERVICE. I Registered Yorkshire Boar for b«f. (Vice by Flesherton Bacon Hog Club, |tho property of the Ontario Depart* ment of Agriculture. I â€" C. STEWART. Caretakflr. 'SHORTHORN BULL FOR SERVIO j Registered Shorthorn bull for Mr- vice at lot B, Con. 9, Osprsy, "Miiry Marquis" No. 179,135; Sire, Boi^a Marquis 142,881; Dam, Red Bntterflj 131,078. Terms â€" Purebreds f5.(». FOR SALEâ€" Bran $1.70, Middlings grades $2.00. Cows not returned ?2.25, Chop $1.25 cwt., best quality ^n be charge full price. Manitoba Flour $4.40 per bag. Pen- _g ^ nAWKUfS. Enfwifc sylvania Anthracite Coal $11 per ton, •««•-. Salt 75c per cwt., or Terms cash A. C. Muir. FOR SALEâ€" Heavy Work Horse, will sell reasonably. â€" Robert Croft, ring 4 on 11, Fleslierton. House For Sale â€" A bargain for a o.uick sale; must be moved at once. â€" Mrs. M. Jamieson, Flesherton. FOR SALEâ€" Moffat kitchen hange burns coal or wood, reservoir, also equipped for hot water attachmen;. .'Address enquiries to Mary Paton, G. and M. hospital, Owen Sound. $2.35 per barrel; Phone 38r3, Ceylon.â€" and Mrs. 0. \V. Phillips re- MIDDLEPRO & EURNS Barriatera. ete. Oficea â€" Owen Sound, Durham FARM for SALE-100 acres, going .^^ Flesherton. Flesherton eveiy a splendid gift through the 'concern full sett of implements 32 g^turday afternoon and evening roni Mr. Robert Swanion of acres of crop, 9 cows, 3 horoes 1 colt, uycuiuk, Jir. ceived mail from Donald, Washington, in the form of 5 pigs, 30 tons of hay, 9 loadsclover- nino gorgeous peaches, which were' biickj hou:>.', splend'ld bar.i 60x78, grown in ^hat state. They wore the wind mill, garage, chicken house, i pj. ^y jj grycg^ l. D. S. D D. largest we have ever ..een and we about 20 ceres bush. Price $10,500 g dental surgeon, graduate of Uni- can al'o highly •ecommend their fla- you walk in. Write Henry O'Brien, versity of Toronto! Gas administer. BUSINESS CARDS' vour, as Tlie Advo ice was presented Collingwood with the lavRcst by Mrs. Phillips. This specimen weighed fourteen oun ces and measured eleven and three- quarter inches in circumference. The nine peachc.; weighed exactly six pounds and two ounces. It will be remembered tha' last year Mr. Swan- to-i also sent over some exceptionally large apples. lay, Flesherton. ed for extraction. Office at the resi-» dence of Dr. E. C. Murray, Toronto street, Flesherton. Phone 69. R. W. Shaw Passes After a brief illness Mr. Robt W. Shaw passed away at his home at Lions Head on Thursday morning of last week at the age of 50 years. He leaves to mourn the loss of a devoted husband and father his wife, who was formerly Mias Myi'tle Thurs^on a'lid six children, four boys and three girls. The fi:neral took place on Saturday afternoon, service being hold in Lions Head United ehurch, which was inad- equate for the large numbr • of friends who came to pay their last respects 'o one who was highly regarded throughout the Peninsula. Interment took place in Eastnor cemetery the L.O.L., of which he was a member, taking part in the service. TIRE LOST Tire Lost â€" Truck tire, between Markdnle antl ColHngwood, a week and a half ago. Finder leave at H. Down & Sons' garage, ITc^herton, or notify W. J. Bell, Collingwood. Phone 273J and receive $5 reward. FOR SALE OR RENT â€" 100 ac- res, lots 166, 167, 1 R. W., T. & O. _ S. N. on No. 10 Highway, in town- Prince Arthur Lodge, 333, A.K 4k ship of Artemesia, Vi mile from A M. n'^ets in the Masonic Hall. Arm- school. 2 miles from Flesherton. strong Block, Flesherton every Fri- Apply to L. R. Thistlethwaite, 24^ day on or before the full moon. W. Connor Ave., Toronto or W. J. Bel- G. Watson, W. M., C. F Lawrenea, GBO B. »UMCAN DUNDALK LICKN8BD AUerfONBER Fir tha Couaty of Gray. Tarma] 1 rei eent. SalMaetion fnamtaad Dates mad* at Tha AdVattca offlea. Secretary , Lucas & Henry, Barristera, Solicit- ors, etc., I. B. Lucas, K. C, W. D. Henry, B.A. Offices, Markdale Lucaa Block, Phone 2. Branch officea at Dundalk and Durham. NOTICE TO TRESSPASSERS Lots 146 and 147 3rd rang« E. T. & S. R., and parts 231-2-3-4, hunt- ing, fishing and tresspassing strict- ly prohibited.â€" R. J. Mejpgitt, Flesh- eiton. FARM FOR SALE Wm. Kaiiting, Licensed Auctioneer for the counties of Grey and Simcoe. Farm and stock sales a specialty. Terms moderate, satisfaction ^ar- anteed. All arrangements and dates may be made at the Advance office, at: Central telephone office, Pevershara, or by addressing me at Fevershsm. j Lot 32, Con. 6, Artemesia, one hun- dred acres, about 65 acres under culti- ' vation, about 5 acres of bush and 3 I acres of swamp-; spring sreek running through pasture near rear of farhi; about 40 rods from school. Good bankbam 45x66; frame house with 8 rooms, good cellar, good drilled well, hen pen and small orchard. Half mile from Rock Mills and 4 miles from Fleshertpn, rural route. Will sell rcasonftbly. â€"WALTER RU88E!,L. K. B. No. 1 Flesherton. BOAR FOR SERTICE- -, Registered Yorkshire Boar for aer. viceâ€" Edgely Bright Vim, No. 99.9M â€"Property of Saugeen Bacoa H"* ^Club. Terras $1.00. ' |, â€" C. HINDLE, ^., j Proton Station BULL FOR SERVICE . Durham Bull for service. $1.60 If paid before January, otherwise $2.â€" C. Akins, R. R. 3, Proton SUtioa. / ;-