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*##fe v.. â- ^ ^,#'' 8«pt. 24, 1924 THB njmOMMXOH ABVAKCB -â- ^. ^A friend in need is a friend indeed â€" " WHEN a financial emergency ariseaâ€" HU» friend will be quite so sure to help yoa as a Bank of Toronto Savings account. It is one friend you will be sar« o/â€" wlsy not begin to cultivate this friend now? In ten years a monthly deposit of $25 witb Compound Interest in this Bank will amount to $3,49&85. Capital. $5J)00/>00 Reserves, t7fiOOJ)t)0 "B&NMOllONrO Established 1855 BRANCHES: FEVERSHAM MARKDALB 182 PORTLAW The funeral of the late Mrs. Su- MH Allen, who di«d in Markdale, took place on Thursday last at Mt. Zion. The deceased spent many years of her life on the Oentre Line, her father being one of the pioneers of this part. Sixteen years ago she remov' ed to Markdale. She was a sister of Mrs. W. J. Reid and the late Mrs. James Little. She was 78 years of age. Rev. Mr. Harrower of Flesh- erton conducted the service in absence of the pastor, Rev. Mr. Daffield. Mrs. John Winters, who has been iU for about a year with tumor, pas- sed away on Monday morning at her home here. A week ago she was brought home from Fergus hospital. All through her loner illness she bore her suffering with great patience and nesignation. Besides her sorrow- ing husband she leaves three daugh- ters namely Mrs. Geo. McDonald, Mrs. Joseph Ferguson and Mrs. Alex- ander Moore. Deceased was a mem- ber of the Anglican church. She will be missed very much in the com- munity as she was always ^a kind neighbor. Her brother, Mr. Hill of Jarvis, visited her a week ago. Mr. Herb. Badgerow, who has been ill with typhoid fever, is reported as on the way to recovery. DOMINION OF CANADA LOAN 1924 'pHE BANK OF MONTREAL at all its Branches will accept applications for the new Dominion Government Bonds either from new stibscribers or from holders of Victory Loan Bonds maturing 1st November, 1924, who wish to exchange for the new issue. Full particulars will be gladly furnished at any branch of the BANK OF MONTREAL FeYershan Schoolpfair (Continued from Page 5) Algyva Henderson No. 7; 4th Blanche Henderson No. 7; 5th Ina Kindle No. 6; 6th Lorna Chard No. tf. Dozen Cookies â€" Ist Ruby Kerton No. 6; 2nd Marion Taylor 1 and 6; 3rd-Vema Hudson No. 7; 4th Flora McLean 1 and 6; 5th Mae Freeman No. 10; 6th Doris Roterts No. 6. Graham Muffins â€" 1st Marion Tay- lor No. 1 and 5; 2nd Zella Long No. 7; Srd Blanche Henderson No. 7; 4th Rhoda Goldsmith No. 1 and 5; 6th Mae Freeman No. 10; 6th Sylvena Schwandt No. 1 and 6. Chocolate Cake â€" 1st Vema Long No. 9; 2nd Beatrice Hutchinson No. 6; 3rd Kathleen Morrison No. 9; 4th Mabel Ross No. 9; 6th Marguerite Mullen No. 16; 6th Marion Taylor No.' 1 and 6. Bread â€" 1st Mary Long No. 9; 2nd Verna Benson No. 6; Srd Marren Morrison No. 9; 4th Elizabeth Camp- bell No. 3; 6th Flora McQueen 1 and 6; 6th Bessie Hindle No. 6. WRITING Fourth Class â€" 1st No Name U.S. No. 16; 2nd No Name U.S. No. 16; Srd Rhoda Goldsmith 1 and 5; 4th Blanche Wetherall No. 4; 5th Doris Taylor No. 1 and 5; 6th Rose Amott No. 4. Second Cllss â€" Ist Beatrice Hutch- inson No. 6; 2nd Ethel Hammell 1 and 5; Srd Grace Wilton No. 14; 4th Lor- ena Arnold No. 2; ,5thDorothy Otte- well No 5; 6th Minnie Mclntyre No 2. DRAWING Map of Ontario â€" 1st Elizabeth Campbell No. 3; 2nd Gerty Wright No. 5; Srd Ruby Kerton No. 5; 4th Verna Benson No. 5; 5th Howard Fenwick No. 5; 6th Rhoda Gold- smith 1 and 5. Map of Grey â€" 1st Kilbourne Haw- kin No. 5; 2nd Grace Wilton No. 14; Srd No Name No. 16. Small Advertisements FARMS FOR SAUS^ FOR SALE â€" 4 year ok) Oxford j Down ram. â€" Edgar Linton, Eugenia. Oa tks Tsfwits Lia* FOR SALEâ€" Chopping mill, â- matet \TBai^imf. Wum fiwn% tii».«f 1$^ power.â€" W. S. Bishop, Kimberley. aerss aad oos ei M meaaa aB cImtcA, First class baUdtngs, iq^ to daU l» FOR SALEâ€" Plums, cheap, b|pst varieties.â€" E. A. Graham, Clarksburg NOTICEâ€" Chopping done Satur- days only. â€" Graham Bros.. Eugenia. BULL FOR SALEâ€" Yeariing Hol- stein, will sell right, good to register. â€"Guy Orr, Proton Station P. O. FOR SALEâ€" 11 young pigs for sale ready to wean. â€" Fred Smith, R. R. 2, Flesherton. arery partknlav: WiU srU ofthsaa. Good brick hewa SB aM4f the fanna. The stabttiw te mals is patfsot Ona fwoi hi acres hardwood boah and MHdfsd kM tibNs mem^ ad and has brtfcWimga for need«d» inrludfaig pooHky pig pens. No brokta land aad tUmtt of weeds. Any pc«son liilsntsad should investigate. -T. J. STIN60N. Imy Proton Statiaa PA FOR SALE â€" Purebred Oxford Down ram for sale. â€" Wm. Carson, Flesherton. SHINGLESâ€" First Class XXX Brit- /sh Columbia Red Cedar Shingles Phone for prices. â€" W. A. Armstrong. FOR SALEâ€" A 6 octave organ in good condition. Apply to W. A. Hawken, Music Store, Flesherton. FOR SALEâ€" Riding Plow, 14-inch Cockshutt, used three seasons. â€" C. N. Long, R.R.No.l, Flesherton. FARM FOR SALE SIX HILL STORES We buy togethar in order that our cuetomera in the six oom- munitiea may materially ben- efit individually. > F.T.HILL&CO.,Ltd. lilrarkdale, Ontario THE HILL STORE f A Store everyone instinct- © ively associates with high © quality marchandlie at the iQ fairest poiiiblA prices. ® A Progressive Store Serving a Progressive Community New Fall and Winter Goods Are Now Arriving Daily Beautiful Millinery at Most Moderate Prices. Our assortment of trimmed and rendy-to-wear millinery is very complete, and will be kept so dur- ing the season, as the newest creations are being added each week, and he priceii arc surprisinRly low. We are convinced that nowhere else such beautiful creations are being Hold at such low price. Make your own comparison and be convinced. Ladies' Fall and Winter Coats The new fall and winter coats for women are being placed in stock. The styles are very attrac- tive, many cloths are represented, all stylon that are very marked in appearance, we have just bought one coat of that particular style so that you will be assured of having an exclusive garment. The price range is wide, so if you arc looking for a low priced garment or a more exclusive one, we believe we can easily please you. Specially priced, $12.50 to $.19..'iO. Dresses That are Charmingly Stylish Our showing of ladies' dresses include the most beautiful, moderately priced models obtainable. These are made by (he most successful and best maker in Canada, the cloths are new tind serviceable the styles are all that can l>e desired by the most exacting. Canton Crepes and I'oiret Twills pre- dominate. Sec the new models thnt hax'c just arrived. Prices ranging from $12.50 to $.12J>0. Sport Flannels are Still Popular This most serviceable and attractive cloth re- tains its popiilnrity, so soft and warm, a cloth that retains its appearance indrfinitrly. Our nhnwing contains over a docen of the most asked for shades, full m inches wide. Specially priced st $I.9.% a yd. Sport Yams for Sweater Coats & Scarfs We have just placed into stock a big range of sport yarns in 2 and 4-pIy. Soft and beautiful in quality with a complete ranKe of shades in 1 oz. and 2 oz. balls. 1 oz. balls 15 cents each; also 13 cts. each or 2 for 25 cents. 2 oz. balls of the well known P.K. brand at 30 cents a ball. Ladies' Fancy Scarfs Priced Remarkably Low About 50 Ladies' Fancy Silk and Silk Fibre Scarfs in beautiful combinations of colorings, in- cluding all the colors of the rainbow, a.s well as the quieter colorings preferred by some. Be assured no matter in which direction your preference fcoes we can please you. Most reasonably priced $1.50 to $.3.50. Ladies' Fail and Winter Underwear These cool days require warmer utiderrlothinff and we ore prepared to supply your needs in this reunrd in all lines of heavier cotton, cotton and wool, pure wool, and natural wool. All moderately priced. • Men's Overcoats The new Overcoats have arrived and our values as usual are exceptionally Rood. See the new styles and new cloths. Why not buy early in the season and thus have the ndvantsKe of enjoying the warmth and pleasure of weiirinR one of these splendid outer Itarments during the fall season. See our special at $25.00. Men's Fall and Winter Underwear Prepare now for the colder days by buying your supply of heavier underwear, (hir assortment is larire. Values unhentahle. Kull rmngv of the fine wool, heavy wiml, ribbed and fleece lined. Specially priced at 79c.. »5c., SI, $I.4H, $1.85 and up to $2.50. POULTRY Cockerelâ€" 1st Eddie Hall No. 2; 2nd Thomas Stephens No. 10; 3rd Kilbourne Hawkins No. 5; 4th Ruby Kerton No. 5; 5th Jas. Kerton No. 5; 6th Helena Long No. 9. Pulletâ€" 1st Eddie Hall No. 2; 2nd Kilbourne Hawkins No. 5; Srd Helena Long No. 9; 4th Jas. Kerton No. 5; 5th Ruby Kerton No. 5. Pen â€" 1st ClarenceFerguson No. 1 and 5; 2nd Violet Southerland No. 14; .Srd Eddie Hall No. 2; 4th Rozzel Conn No. 7; 5th Scott Chestnut 1 and 5; 6th Jim Giblin No. 5. Pen Home Flockâ€" 1st Scott Chest- nut No. 15; 2nd .Jim Kerton No. 5; 3rd L. V. Cameron No. 2; 4th Aldred Taylor 1 and 5; 5th Earl Alexander No. 17; 6th Norvil Betts No. 5. White Eggs â€" 1 Roy Thompson No. 14; 2nd Lawrence Fenwick No. 5; Srd Annie Priestly No. 9; 4th Earl Otte- well No. 9; 5th Margaret Breniner No 9; 8th Dorothy .Stevenson No. 2. Brown Eggs â€" 1st Mabel Poss No. 9; 2nd Mary Bremner No. 9; 3rd Ruby Kerton No. 5; 4th Blanche Henderson No. 7; 5th Chester Schwandt 1 and 5; 6th Wallace Sewell No. 16. LIVE STOCK Colt â€" John McLean No. 7. Lambâ€" 1st Norval Betts No. 5; 2nd Russell Hawton No. 7; 3rd Kilbourne Hawkins No. 5. Calfâ€" 1st Norval Betts No. 5; 2nd John McLean No. 7. CONTESTS Boys' Address â€" Warren Morrison No. 9. Girls' Address â€" 1st Mary Bremner No. 9; 2nd Lorna Chard No. 9; Srd Annei Robertson No. 9. Miss McPhail's Special â€" Docis Taylor U.S.S. 1 and 5. Boys' Hitching and Driving â€" 1st Russell Hawton No. 7; 2nd Aldred Taylor No. 1 and 5; 3rd L. V. Camer- on No. 2. Girls' Driving â€" 1st Verna Long No. 9; 2nd Hazel Hawton No. 5; 3rd Maxinc Davidson No. 10. SPECIALS Half Bu. Potatoes â€" 1st Frances Edwards 1 and 5; 2nd Mae Freepian No. 10; Srd Norman Patterson No. 14 4th Annie Robertson No. 9; 5th Vern PaUister No. 9; 6th Jas. Kerton No. 5 Half Bu. Oats â€" 1st Russell Hawton No. 7; 2nd Norman Patterson No. 14; 3rd John McLean No. 7. School Parade â€" S.S. No. 9;U.S.S. 1 and 5; S. S. No. 7. Fifty acres, west half lot 7, Con.. 4, Osprey. New frame bam, frame house, splended well; forty acres. stabling under; small orchard good seeded down, balance hardwood and. pasture. â€" Robert Stock, MazwelL After August 23rd my address will. be 197 Marlborough Ave. Toronto. Property For Rent F.T. HILL <& Co., Limited, Markdale 1. Bird's Mackinaws, Tweeds and Yarns, and Stocking Legs, new stock, just arrived â€" H. Alexander, Merchant Tailor, Feversham. ROOMS TO RENTâ€" Four rooms, siutable for small family, or will let rooms to studnts. â€" Mrs. M. McDonald Flesherton. )^ FOR SALE â€" Three good heavy horses, two young mares and one aged horse. All must be sold. â€" H. Neil, Singhampton R. R. FOR SALEâ€" Three heavy horses, two young mares, one aged horse; also about 25 head of breeding sheep. All must be sold. â€" Herbert J. Neil, Singhampton R.l. Phone Feversham Wanted â€" District Agent for our trees and shrubs. Liberal pay. Free outfit. Write now â€" Welland Nursery Co., Welland, Ont (28 years' exper- ience.) S. R. HAWKINS, Licensed auct- ioneer for the county of Grey. Terms moderate. All arrangements can be made at this ofBce or by addres- sing me at Eugenia. Your patronage solicited. FOR SALE â€" One six octave organ and forty good chairs, suitable for hall, home or Sunday school, the property of .the Woman's Institute. Apply to Mrs. L. A. Fisher, Flesh- erton. FOR SALE â€" Two extra special ram lambs and one shearling ram, all registered purebred Leicesters. Will trade one of the three for one ram lamb. â€" Laurie Pedlar, R. R. Flesher- ton. Phone 42 r 3. At Eugenia, 18 acres, nice frame bouse, 8 rooms, good barn with stone, bearing. Will rent for term of two- or three years./ Apply to W. J. MOORE. R. R. NO. 3, Proton Station.. Boars For Service A young Tamworth Boar 5 mos. old; for service on lot 167, S.W.T.&SJl.» Artemesia. Terms $1.00. Also purebred regristered Yorkshire^ Boar for service â€" Vineyard Famous r?530â€" on lot 167, S.W.T. & S.R., Ar«>. emesia. Terms §li)0. Sows not r»- tumed will be charged same as thosa- in pig. â€" T. J. STIN80N, Prop. Feb. 16 - Bull For Sewice Pedigreed Jersey Bull, "Pramier of' Lone Oak, 21068", for service at lot 151, 1 N.E., Artemesia. Tenua â€" For grades $2, thoroughbreds $5; to b«« Cash after January Ist ~H. C. RADLEY & SON, _ 1 Jne FlesIicrtoB. BOAR FOR SERVICE. A BIG FISH. Toronto, Sept. 20â€" A fifty pound lunge was caught by Mrs. C. W. Beatty of 121 St. George street, while trolling for lake trout near the Beatly summer home near Wnwa- taysee, on the Georgian Bay. Mr. and ' Mrs. Beatty and Miss Isnbell Drew of Gu,;lph, were in a small skiff, homeward bound from the shoals where the lake trout are beginning their autumn run, and Mrs. Beatty wa.i reeling in her line bait- ed for the trout, which run from Ave to fifteen pounds, when the monstrous lunge seized hold. The party had no gaff with them, and after a great battle succeeded in landing the lunge on « shore, where they hnule<I it high and dry, the tackle holding and there despatched it. The lunge, four days after its cap- ture, weighed in Toronto forty-two pounds. This would make its ring- side weight in the neighborhood of fifty pounds, a splendid weight which is rarely if ever rnet with in Ontario waters nowadays. The great fish is being mounted as a trophy. W. Weizer of Mount Forest stpped from behind a buggy opposite the American hotel and was struck by an auto driven by Randall McFarlan. He suffpre<l a concussion of the brain, but is recoTerinf. . _». i ^ » J House For Sale In Flesherton Frame 1% story shingle roofed dwelling with nice large lot and stable. Apply to â€" â€" W. A. AR.MSTRONG, Flesherton 200.000 DOZ. EGGS WANTED 200,000 dozen eggs wanted High- est market price paid in cash. â€"J. RUNSTADLER, Flesherton. CORNER BLOCK FOR SALE. Comer block for sale in Flesher- ton, knovs-n as the old Richardson block. Reasonable terms. â€" W. L. WRIGHT, Flesherton. Threshing Outfit For Sale Waterloo threshing outfit for sale in first class condition, all in shape for fall threshing. Must sell on ac- count of owner's health. A snap for quick sale. ED. BEST, Fl3sherton. HELPJMfANTED Experienced trustworthy man to take charge of farm with free house, wood, cow and garden in summer. 1' mile from Flesherton Station. Apply at once.â€" J. F. Collinson, Ceylon; phone Flesherton 21 r 14. B. H. WALDEN LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR THE COUNTY OP GREY FIFTEEN YEARS' EXPERIENCE All teles promptly attended to aad aatisfacioa guaranteed. CHARGES MODERATE Tamworth Boar for service, 6 mos. old, reg. bacon type, on lot 31, Con. 1 O.D.R. Terms |1. Any sow not re- turned will be charg^ed same as thosa- in pig. Anyone wishing to leave tha- sbw will be charged 25c per day erâ€" , traâ€" JOHN MEADS, PricevOle P. O., R. R. 3. Swks Spring Hill Baoon Hog dub The Live Stock branch of the Da- partment of Agnricoltnre has placed with the undersigned a pur brad Yorkshire Boar of the Bacon tjrpe for the use of farmers interested in rais- ing select bacon hogs. Earl Best, Pres. Geo. BlackbarD,Sae R. Allen Caretaker. 24Marl yr. BUSINESS CARDS Dr. E. C. Murray, L.D.a, dental surgeon, honor graduate of Toroata and Royal College of Dental Sxageaaa of Ontario. Gas administered for teeth extraction. 0£Bce at reaidenca Toronto Stret, Flesherton. S« 1 Dr. W. G. Davis, L.as., gradosta fl^ ' the University of Toronto and Roya|/^ College of Dental Surgeons of OnttBte OfBce at the cor? of Queen St., B. indf v Woodbine Ave., Toronto. Glad. ISfet \^ â-  â€" â€" ,> *â-  Dr. A. Tumbnll. BJL, MA, era*. uate from the Faculty of. SCedidiM^ University of Toronto. n«»«>â€" m ^.^ . ardson Block, Flesherton. Phoae ttk â€" â€" .. â€" â-  . .. â€" Prince Arthur Lodge. 8M, AJ. .\.M., meets in the Mas«»ik hall, . strong Block, Fleshert<m, tT_ day on or before the full moo^j^ Banks. W.M., F. J. Tbunrtoii. Set ' Lucss ft Henry. Barrlatwra, SoUeit ars, etc.,â€" L B. Lucas, K.Cf; W. D." Henry, B.A. Offices, UaiMale Loeto Block, Phone 2. Brandt oOeei at Dundalk and Durham. Telford & Bimie,-J^Q citors. etc.. Offices â€" Grey Block, Owen Sound; » Block, Flesherton. (S* P. Telford Jr., J. T. P. Bi Wm. KalttlBt. Ucciued AMtfeaeer for the counties of Qnf and I^^M^ Farm and stock sales a specif. Terms moderate., satlBfactfbn gitta- anteed. AEHflganMA for anflk _ ^ may be made at the Adranc^ Phone 66 MARKDALE Ceatrai telqteas oOn, r, Or anssge at Tke Adrsace eCice. i«^ *dd|MS&>t ma at F< f.vl