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June 6, 1923 THE FI ESHERTON ADVANCE To Put The Finish On Housecleaning Leatherette Brown or Black 70c. and 75c. New Art Muslins, Chintz & Sateen 35c & up Flat extension Curtain Rods 25c. G^ld Seal Congoleum Squares A. E. HAW General Store . CEYLON Cash cream station. Store closes Tues.. and Fri. evening Kimberley Hotel Destroyed By Fire The hotel and stables at Kimberley, Conducted by Mr. Oliver Irwin, were totally destroyed by fire early Thursday morning last, being first notftcd about 1.30 a.m. *fhe roaring of the flames, which started in the kitchen of the hotel, awakened Mrs. Irwin, who roused the inmates. 1 here was barely time for all to escape, without saving any of the household goods. A boarder threw his trunk out of the window and followed it himself. 'Ihe live stock i.i the stable was saved. Mr. and Mrs Irwin lose everything they own as there was no insurance on the contents. We have not heard whether ihe buildings ; were insured. The origin of the fire is | a complete mystery. Uuch sympathy is expressed for Mr. ' and Mrs. Irwin, who were ideal hosts | and popular with the travelling public. The burned bropcrty was owned by Or. !'. A. Thurstonand sister of Chicago Just use soap and hot water to clean SMP Enameled Ware. It is so clean and EO pure. As smooth as china and as strong as steel. And no metal touches the food. Be sure you get SMP&^WARE Three finishesr Pearl Ware, two coats of pearly grey enamel inside and out. Diamond Ware, thjee coats, light blue and white ouuide, whit* lining ; Crystal Ware, three coats, pure vvhite inside and out, with Royal blue edging. Th Sheet Metal Products Co. Montr.*! Edmonton TORONTO Vancouver Calgary Feversham The Harden parly held by the L O.B A. was i grand success, gate ru Oiiipts were $8500. The fuolball malch was well contested between Fevefshtun aud Maxwell ending ID a win for the former. The progmni in the evening wai all that could be looked for- A good number from here attended tin* spoils in Fldriicrton on Monday and reported a good lime. Hugh Mi I, in and wife, H Alexander and wifg, lvn :ind France*, motored to Port McN'ichol on Sunday to upend Ibe holiday with \V C'j'i|iiotle tnd wife. Mr aud Mrs II C Smith and family of the Bink of Toronto visited over th e *ek end in Colliugwood. It 1) i '..';. (!!.: i- of Guelph in al present viiitlug at bin pareutat h'Hiio. John Sloutetifourg, wife .1. I ; unily, of Cullmtrwo id, ate the guests of Mr and Mrs Jus A ''..i ! n OV.T Ihe holiday. Miss Mary While )ak 'f Toionlo in h jine for the holiday. Thos Dyer, wife ana family, of -SlBj 1 - rnr, re C'llers in this neighborhood lliu 6 ist of last week Sold in Flesherton by F W Duncan, F H W Hlcltling, D IvfcKillop Mr. Hay is coming rut 'rongly now i v i: - the Drury government. A month ng i he voted against a motion of WHtit uf Confidence o'l that siiiiif gofeill- iii -nt Kincardine Review. SIX HILL STORES We buy together in order that | our customers in the six com- munities may materially ben- efit individually. F. T. HILL & CO.. Ltd Markdale, Ontario THE HILL STORE A Store everyone instinct- ively associates with high quality merchandise at the fairest possible prices. THE GREATNESS OF OUR STORE IS ITS BETTER QUALITIES AND GREATER VALUES A Special Purchase of Gingham Dresses Will be Sold Less Than Regular Prices 30 only Ladies' f JinRham Dresses made from an extra quality of malcriul. Several styles in the lot. Some are made up in a comhinalion of p!am :ind chccli Ginghams, while others are trimmed with white oran die, having a collar, pockets and sash of tins nuitwial, They arc certainly a most attractive assortment If purchased at the regular price ihey wnuKI have to he retailed at*3.SO to J4.U5. Special Purchase Price $2.95 Men's High Qlty. Felt Hats Felt Hats manufactured by Wakefield, London, England, are unbeatable. No other manufacturers make bett<r Hats. They arc absolutely reliable in every way. We know of no Hat that will wear longer or keep its ihupe go well. If you want a really good Hat, we can please you, and will guarantee if you buy one of these you will get complete sutifaction. Hor this quality many dealers would charge you 07.00 to J9 00. Our price ig*5. 00 to 10.00 for the Best Qualities. Of course we have the cheaper malics us well, which are excllent values al the price $1.00 to $3.95 The Man Who Fays the Most for His Suit Doesn't Always Get the Best ISN'T THIS TRUE? Time was when a man fell sure if he paid the most he would get Ihe most. Now times have changed. This is especially true in the mattei of Clothes, for how often :i fancy name or a fiincy label, or an cloborate selling campaign aJd dollars to the price you have to pay, but all this wouldn't add a mite to the VALUE or the MEKITof the >;. inni-Mis ihcmselvea. We handle only such lines of Clothes that we arc saliiificd possess real Value and Merit. Clolhes that arc well lailored, and arc made on improved models from materials that will give our customers the best of serv- ice at the lowest possible price. Buy your new suit here. You will be pleased wilh bolh quality and the moderate price you will require to pay. A big range of H i j?h Class Clothinp, Prices from ..... $15 tu $35 Auto Tires $8.85 Here ia a remarkable value in a tire that has proven its worth and, if not abused, will give the user absolute satisfaction. This is a strong sturdy tire, new stock, absolutely firsts, Nori Skid :<0xi. Special Cash . ................... $8.85 Again we Remind You that we can Save You Money on your Fence Wire Purchases We are still elling that High Grade Flour, "FIVE CROWNS," at a net cash prioe of $3.60 per bag. Bring Us Your Wool : You will thus realize highest possible prices F.T. HILL & Co., Limited, Markdale Sports Teams Won Flesherton 2 Dundalk Vandelour Markdale Loit p.c. . 1000 .0000 1 .0000 1 .0000 Flesheiton 11, Vandeleur tt Games This Week Thursday Vandeleur at Markdale Thursday Flesherton at Dundalk Flesherton 11, VandeUur 9 Plesherton commenced the 1023 base- bull season in earnest on Saturday afternoon when they trounced the Vandeleur team to the tone of 11 -9 after a hard up hill light from the commence* ment of the game. It was a fine display to determination to win on Flcsherton's part and although with a handicap of 7 to at the beginning of the third inning won the game by two runs. Several real bad errors and some good clouts allowed the Vans to secure thre run* in the first four in the second, two in the sixth and were blanked in the rest of the inning*. Mountain pitched real good game and after the second inning was practically air tight. Only tor a misjudgment on the part of the local catcher in throwing to first in the sixth Vandeleur would have been blank- ed. Flesherton Greys are well away in the race with two wins to their credit, although only one garni: has bcn played, the other being a default by .Markdale, Mcsherton has a sweet little team right now and as the season advances should improve immensely. Buchanan pitched the whole nine innings for Vandeleur and, although very speci!y, wag inac- curate in his throws to the bates. Score by inningg : Vandcteur -a 4 2 U- i) FiCbh&tnil-O 0240023X 11 V'andclcnr- Freeman, Dillon, Warling H.Graham, R. Ellis, A. Buchanan, E Ellis, H. Graham, S. Buchanan. Flcshcrton-C. Muir, A. C. Muir. H Mountain, Howard, Dow. McTavish, J McLeod, H. Belts, A. Sparks. Lmpircs-G. Armstrong and H. black- well. Flesherton 14, Owen Sound 5 At the celebration on the King'* birthoay Owen Sound played here with the Flesherton team and were soundly beaten, the score being 14 lo 5, Th fcalurc of the game was Ihe heavy hitting ci.Julgcd in by the locals, wh'o secured no less than three home runs, twc by Airth, u new acquisition to the team, and one by C. Howard. " Lefty " Leech, another new Mcsherton player and leather at Portlaw, pitched a real panic, allowing very few hard hits. Score by Minings : Owen Sound 1 2 I 1 0- 5 fkhhcrton I 3 2 :< I 2 !2 x 14 Umpires - J. LtGarJ and Thurston At ihe League Executive mcctini? at thcMunshuw House l-icshcrto'i were successful in having the following play- ers added to thtir list. H Boyd, J. A hue, A. Kutlcdgc; S. E. deCudmorc, H. liciu, \V. 13. Airlh, H. Leech. On Wednesday of next week Flesher- ton go to Owen Souud for their first North Wellington Leaquc game AUCTION SALE Farm Stock & Implements The undemyned auctioneer rms been iiv- tructed liy JAS. FINDLAY to sell by puMic auction on '< LOT 29, CON 6, OSPRY Friday, June 8, 1923 the following, namely : Horse -.CY.lt nsin K 3 years old, h^vy tord Arclut; Coll ri8in K 4 yrc, heavy " Predominant;" Sot brans mounted Imr- ness new,'.' long str.!W Scotch colfars new. Iniplwinenis M -U bhidar and trucks nid >is new (i ft cul, D<-erini( mower 5 ii CU iV TlT P / ul P el - h "y 'oik new, M.-H I.i d*c drill nearly new, wagon and box witft qtlviny MO sp. (,, K 6es t Kond ta new, 2 doz. good grniii bag* 7 uK< nf potatoes, su^ar kettle, 2 set' of rblBMMM, Btt of twin mckyokes, 2 neckyokec, one new a axes nd hundies, ii t\i handled, oaiuhook new, 3 good lo^ chmn, tiAiid hore clippers, stable shovel J curry combe, 2 horse brushes 4 a'l wool born blanket-, 2 new, 2 juta horse blankets new, cross cut saw, lance toolh buck *w, 2 Imy lorka, number of em ply Urrels, Treasure miga nearly new, with poluhed top, white oo.tneled b*ck and nickel wanninK closer, 2 tur- nip tu-es, field hue, steel KrJrn rAe ni)u*re ninnthud ho e i, pi| or stove can us* hot air pipes. 2 bedsleatfH, 1 J,, z n kiti:hen chii*, 2 rm chair?, kitchen Ul>l*>, parh.r nig," Kayo lamp, Edison pboBoqraph, number of pictures, 1 butter bowl and irruin, KalvBnized wash tut> new, mtl fry pin, g'eel fry p n , to* kettle, foot warmer, a quantity of wood, about it tons of preasnu h>iy if uo* s-)ld before, 80 rod fcnco wire' 10 linn wire*, 100 cedar posts, 2 rolls of rnokhoed rr.nfing, s U 6 s 'cupboard, Chev- rolet cr 1922 " Special" g ,,,,d as law sulijvxjt to reiervu bid. TERMS AH sums of 810 <0 an< j under, Cash; oir, Wood, II s y aud tiDh.t oes cash; over that amounts mo.' credit will be given on approved joint notes. C per cent, off for cash in lieu of notes. Small Advertisements Chopping done en Saturday only. Graham Bros. Eugenia. Potatoes Wanted Highest market price paid W, C. White, Ceylon. Lime For Sale. Fresh lime for sale. Thos, Fenwick, Eugenia. Buckwheat For Sale, Silver Hull vari- etyHen McKerme, RR1, Ceylon. 300 bushels of Golden hull bufktrheat for sale. E. Sargent, Ceylon figs For Silo Young pigs. Apply to F. Q. Kan(edt, Kloshcrton. For Sale Oowfivyears old due to freshen at once. O. B. Welton. Flesh, erton. Grain Found Bag of graui found in front of my premises. Owner can claim property. John Pedlar, Flesherton. Potatoes Wanted We are pitying highest mirket prices- ,'ur potatoes. A. C Muir, Ceylon, Phone- 1-91 House and lot for Sale Home and Lot For Sale The prop- erty known as the Aslidown residence at Ci-ylon, an eight roomed dwelling, good cellar, stable, etc. ; about an acre of land, would make a sood home for a retired gentleman. For teHna and fur- ther pArticuUra apply to W. J. Bellamy, Flesheitcn. IMnyft Farms For Sale For Sale 5 settings Barred Hock egg, laying strain all for $4 50. 0. O'Skrander 1C R 1 Proton Station. For Sale Weter Square walnut Pi- ano for sale at $50 a real bargain Rev J. H. Oke, Flesherton. i'j v urc 1 ) Rent Lot 8 and ti Con 2, S. A. R , ArtemesU, plenty of water. Apply to Christina MacKinnon. i mo. Oite Wanted Feed oars wanted at once. W. J. Stewart & Sons, Fleaher- too. LOST A smock and halter on route No 3 on Saturday, May 2<>th S Sample, Fletliertun . Every day IN every wy Empire wall paper leads the way for quality, colours, and i rices: Agent H. O. Carrington, Flesherton. Cattle For Pasture J will take iu citt.'e fur pasture by the month during the summer. Will sell farm. S.Thomp- son, Flesherton R. R. 1. __ __ c. Pups For S*le Bred from a pedigreed Scotch C >l!ie female, who is from the best stock in Cacadn. Special price for this litter only ?5 each. H E'Karstedt, Priceville On the Toronto Line Provincial way. Three fums, two of 100 acres and une of 50 acres all cleared. First class buildings, up to date in every particular. Will sell any ona of these. Good brick bouae on one of the farina. The stabling for animals is perfect. One farm has ren acres hardwood buih and another hundred has three acres of timber and h& building* for everything needed, ii eluding poultry house and pig pens. No broken land and c'ear of weeds Any person interestad should investigate -JAS. SflNSON, Imy Proton Station P. O. Boar For Service Pure bied Registered Yorkshire Boar for service Vineyard famous 77630- on lot 167. S. W. T. & S. R. , Art erne* i. Terms 91.60. Sows not returned will b* charged same as those ia pig. 10,4,22 T. J. STINSON BOAR for SERVICE Purebred Tamworth Boar for service on lot 167, S W T and S E., Artemeaiaj. Terms 81.60. Sows not returned will be charged Eame as those in pig. Fob 15 T.J.bTINSON' Prop Boar for Service Purebred Roistered Yorkshire Boar for fervice on lot 81, Ut con. south O.D. R, Arlemesia. Terms 81.50. Sowa not returned will be charged same as those in pig. I J. J. MEADS, Pficeville. For Sale Eggs for hatching from Guilds bred- to-lay, strain of Barred Plymouth Rocks 81.50 for settine of 15 eggs. A E Haw, Cey'on. For Sale Heavy Farm wagon and bix, Imy rake, set heavy team harness- Fred Stuart, Klesherton. White Wyandutte eggs far hatching, bnd to lay stiain, cocker* 1 from M. Y. McL'CH), 11.60 par letting of 15 A E. Duilield, Maxwell. Farm For Sale or Rent 170 acres, goad buildings, well watered two good orchards, situated on west back line, Artemesh. Prise righr. Apply to the uudersianed W. L WRIGHT, Apr 4 (f Fleshoitoft Cattle -i n to pasture for summer C mmuiiic'iit! with Herb Corbett, " Cloverbr.io Farm" Proton Stilton, Out. House and Lot for Sale The executors of the late Isaac Pink- crton offer for sale two and one qtiarter acres (2- 1-4) of land in the village of Priceville. Frame house, frame barf), I driving house, hen house etc. One and one half acres of good orchard. Build- f ings in good condition. -Apply to J. P. Pinkcrton or Isaac A. Pinkerton or Lucas & Henry, solicitors, Markdale. Bull For Service House I 1 '. 'i- Rent. I'.rice house, five r. oms, good crllar, good stab'o, J acre of Und for Harden in Eugenia MM. A Hoy, Kuni'iiiii. Pedigreed Jersey lull, "Premier of Loan Oak." 21,068, for service at lot 161, 1 N.E., Arie:nesi. Terms Fur gradw S-. thoroughbreds $5. H. C. Radloy ft SOD, 1 1J ' 19 Flo.heri on. HEIFER LOST Iltd two year old heifer, dehorned. Any information thankfully received.-* J A Kernahan, Maxwell. Calves Wanted Two younjt cilves wanted at UUCP Jag. Stewart, Flesher- ton S. U. HAWKINS, Licensed auctioneer for Hie county of Grey. Tei ma moderate. All Arrangements can 1>3 made at The Advance (trice or hy addressing me at Eugenia. Your pwomge solicited. For Sle-lCock e hutt manure spread- ' r ,n Ur Q eb A edYorl l Shire B " ar " '"* * ergood a, new, 1 Da Lava, *-3S&!tEgtty t f&* depart tor run less than B year. For Agriculture, Toronto. Terms f 160 further particulars apply to Ed. Hillock, 18Aplm EDGAR BETTS Maxwell, or lUymond Wellar, Weston. " Boar For Service House and Lots For Sale BUSINESSCARDS SOCIETIES AKTHUK LODQB, No. itSS.AF* M, meeti in ihe Masonic hn Block Fl,herto n OVOTV Ft ida h 'o' *b ">" moou. C. j" Bellimy lo the village of Flesherton. Lota 10, 17, 18 and 1!>, containing 1 acre aud I v- ,', B K1JIJ I 141 J UJOtJU, I about > tquare perch, wtth good 10 room M -: A. E. Rellaiu/. Secretary, brick house, orchard, stable and good spring water, Apply to Mra. W. E May tf R-ehardsoo, Fleiherton. House and Lot For Sale At Eugenia Good home with eeljar, and lot and stable ; pump bouse, good well, one aoie of land. Apply to John A. Jamietiou, My241m 193 Wallace Ave., Torocto. DENTISTRY l b. C MURRAY L. D. 8 , %l5&& I T erouto oJjWB of Dental SurReona or Ontario M admiBiuiBtered or teeth the* amBidenco. Toronto Cacus Star Dr. w. O. DA.VIS, L. D. 8., g of the Iniverslty of Toronto and Roysl CMlege i,f Dentl Surgeons of Ontario. Ofoce at the corner o Queen 8l. U BH* Woodbine Ae., Phone GUd. 1S88. "OacusStai" jrill make thesensoii of 1923 as follows : THURSDAY-At.8a.nl. leave Duu dulk by way of uravel rod, lo Flesher- i tnu for noon ; thonjeal 2 p ni, for Mmk- d.tle for night. FRIDA\ At 8.m. leavu Markdale' fur Flehcrton, and nt 2 p.m by way of Gravel K Mil, touching Proton Station, i to Dun ialk, where he wilt icrntin until thb fxllowiutt Mondny in >rnin#. Terms and Conditions $lo for insur- ance, due Jan. 1st, 1924 or when nure shows to bo with fual. I ' -ml condition), CUAS. PALMER, Dundalk. LEGAL i UCAB. ft hENRY-Barrtstera. dolieiton U W--I. B.Luca, K. 0.; W. D? Henry A. Offloee Markdale LUO*B Block. Phoii . nvancli olllces at Dnodalk and Durhai" | BIGHT. A TELFOBD, K a, r later, Bollol tor. 4o. Offices, Grey s Braoi Owon Bound. Standard Bank , ., ' ton, (Saturday.). W. H. Wright. W. ft THOS. OELANEY Barriater, Solicitor, Etc. Office : Artli-y Block, Markdale, Ont. BUSINESS CARDS OTM. KAITTINO. leenstd AoctlcnMr tot ' the ponntiee of i irey and simoo*. farm and Block qalcB a specialty. Terms moderate, satisfaction guaranteed. ArrAnat- injntefoi dates may bemaac&t Mm Advxuoe .'frlce, or Cei<tral telcrhOHp onice FeyerBbain or byaddreaBini! me at Fevei ham, Out. fcK. A. TVUNBtTLL. D.A.. M.H,, ** atuii Faculty t Ueaioioeii f ToroK |Bfflc6TKicLlirTI>Ofi Bl