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WEDKESDAY AUGUST 4th, 1926 THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE if: Macphai Meetings August 9 â€" Webster's Separate School, Glenlg. August 10 â€" Bunessan Picnic, afternoon. August 10 â€" Orange Garden Party, StinsonV August 11 â€" Ay ton Town Hall August 12 â€" Couny conv. W. I., Kimberley, afternoon August 13 â€" Columbus Hall, Proton August 14 â€" Mt. Forest Town Hall Evening meetings to commence at 8 p-m. sharp iFlesherton Walloped the Dundalk Team Hard BASEBALL Thur. Aug. 5th VANDELEUR VS FLESHERTON The \'ans have a hard-hitting- team and can be expected to bust up a ball game a any time. They trimmed the locals 6-4 on Monday in a tight contest with Buchanan pitching, and a g'ood game is assured to those Avho will attend. BOOST YOUR TEAM TO VICTORY Game called at 3.30 sharp ADMISSION: 25 and 15 cents * I Flesherton Greyd made fifood their boast of having: championship calibre I when they took the undefeated Dun- dall< .Shrainrocks into camp on their 1 own {grounds by a 1 1 â€" 9 score. The game was one of the best of the season, and it was a case of bat- ' tintr strenjfth winninpr the ball game. I Of the Flcsherton i^quad, Thurston and Akins were the only two to be ' retired by the strikeout route, and the I continuous fielding necessary, was too much for the Dundalk infield, and i they broke at crucial moments. I Alcox was started in the box for ' the first time this season, and work- ed the fir.H three innings, and, al- I thouKh nicked for five runs, the "big boy" v.-orkcd well throughout. Dundalk tallied two runs in both the first and second innings, while the locals shoved three across the old platter in the second, Boyd, McTav- ish and Wauchopo doing the tallying. M. Thompson scored his second run of the came in the third. Alcox poled one over the fence in the 3rd but was out at the plate trying to make it a homer. He was relieved at this stage by Kitchen. Dundalk loucTied Kitch- en for three hits in the fourth, and Rundle and Douglas tallied two runs, but after that the homesters were blanked in the fifth, sixth, eighth and ninth innings. The sixth was Flesherton's big inn- ing. Muir, first man up, singled, K. Boyd flew out to Rundle, McTavish singled, Wauchone doubled, scoring Muir and McTavish; Alcox singled, scoring Wauchope and tieing up the score. Sparks singled through short, scoring Alcox, F. Bett.; singled and Sparks scored on the hit. Kitchen sacrificed and Betts scored, C. Thomp ^son made a lovely catch of Akins' drive, to end the inning. Score 9 â€" 7. Dundalk, in a thrilling rally, shoved two counters across the plate, when Dyer and Montgomery again tied up the game. Flesherton showed punch on the attack when they broke the tie in the 8th. Aldox was hit by pitcher, Akins going in to run. Sparks singled, and Akins scored on a pass- ed ball. F. Betts sacrificed Sparks honi'; aiu' Kitchen flew out to Run- dle to end the inning. Tlie .ShramrocKs ma^U' a bold liid for the game when M. Thompson. hit a doubled, C.Thompson sacrificed, Stafford reached first on a hit and play which was held. Kitchen, how- ever, tightened up, and struck out laiaiafaiajarsjsiaffiEiHia/aiaaiasiaiaiaiaisifflaiaMsisJSisisMssiMSisiaisn^ Dyer and Mclnlyrc, pr/'ventiuv a':y | scoring. Akips, Muir and Boyd wero , retired in order in the 'Jth. In Dun- . dalk's half, Montgomery flew to ' Wauchope, McAllister tJut ^Tauchopeâ-  to Boyd; Rundle was the final cut on a great pick up an J throw by, Muir to Boyd. Gar.;; over. Score' Flesherton â€" 11; Dundall; â€" 9. '• Fleiherton did all their seoriri?' in three innings, three in the 2ii(l,| 6 in the 6th, and two in the 8ih. '' STANDING OF LEAGUE To Won Lost play Dundalk 5 1 2 Flesherton 4 2 2 Markdale 2 3 3 Kimberley 2 3 3 Vandeleur .; 15 2 p.c. .833 .666 .400 .400 .165 August 4 â€" Markdale at Dundalk. -August 5 â€" Vandeleur at Flesherton, DeLAVAL CREAM SEPARATOR If you are thinking of a new Separator let us demonstrate to you a newDeLaval. We also have a few used separators on hand. W.A.HAWKEN The excellent support. of the Flesh- erton fandom is much appreciated by the players. A large deleiration ac- companied the team on Thursfday and all received their money's *vorth. If Flesherton win the champl'..n£.lii!>-^a- gain, it will be after some hard con- tests, as all teams are evenly match- ed in every department. Small Advertisement Ken Boyd wa.i good as ever at 1st, and steadied the infield to a wonder- ful extent. Akins injured his hand i^ain in the 3rd inning, and played under a great handicap. .A.lcox was struck on the arm by a pitched vail, necess- tating a runner being sent in for Mm. Kimberley won on Thursday again- st Vandeleur by a 9 â€" 2 .score, on the former's grounds. LOST AND FOUND FOUND â€" A sum of money on F'lesherton St., Thursday, July 22nd. penses. Apply to Jos. Duncan, Flesh- Owner prove the same and pay ex- erton. BOAR FOR SERVICE '^^T Tamworth boar fqr service. No. 2-16,816, on Lot 146â€"147, 3rd range â€" L. MEGGOTT, Apr. 27. .. Flesherton Vandeleur play the locals here thi Thursday afternoon at 3.30 p.m. A 1 Flesherton. real contest is being looked forward to as the Vans can break up a lot of ball games when the sluggers are let loose. FOR SALE FOR SALE â€" Baby Buggy for sale cheap. Phone 44 r 4, Flesherton. FOR SALEâ€" Building lot for sale in the village of Flesherton, half ac- re, opposite the high school. â€" Mrs. Ellen Parker, Flesherton. FOR SALE â€" Black currants for sale. â€" Apply to Mrs. Harmon Radley, BOAR FOB SERVICE No. 92-7'J630. Also a young Yorfc, shire pig, both bacon typs for servicf on lot 176, N.W. T. & S.E., Terms â€" 11.00. 4 â€" T. J. STINSON. BOAR FOR SERVICE Wauchope scintilated around 2nd in the latter part of the game, mak- ing some fine catches, while his pick- ups and throws were "right on the bag." Cecil McTavish had four out in centre ii^ld, and his catches pulled the team out of some bad holes when hits meant runs. SIX HILL STORES WSi buy toeaith«r in ordar Ibat ovrajRotnera in the tiz 00m- munitie* tamr materially ben- •A indiviiiually. F. T. HILL & CO., Ltd Markdale, Ontario THE HILL STORE A Store everjrone inatinct- ively aaaooiatea with hi.flhp quality merohandiie at the| fairect poMibbt price*. Special Clearance of Summer Merchandise Low Priced We have gone through our stoek and pick- ed out the broken lince of Summer Merch- andise which we are going to clear, in many cases at half original prices. If You Shop Here You Will Save Money Spec. Clearance Men's Oxfords Children's Dimity Bloomers 50 pair Men'j Fine Oxfords in Tan, Black and 5 dozen only, sizes 6 to 12, made from the Patent Leather. All sizes in the lot. Values up' same cloth as the ladies, to t§.50 per pair. Bargain at 39c. per pair While they last, $2.95 per pair Children's White Running Shoes Gingham Apron. 5 dozen only. Ladies' Gingham Apron. A good 100 pairs Misses' and Children's White running selection of patterns to pick from. Shoes. .Sizes 6 to 10 Vi and 11 to 2. All first while they last 65c. each class quality goods. Regular up tofl.75. Clearing at 95c. per. pair Figurcd Voiles and Musius Men's Heavy ^V0^k Shoes 25 pieces of New VoUes and Fine Muslins in '' spots and dress patterns. All the newest shaded 10 dozen only, Men'a Heavy Work Shirts in in the lot. Blue Chambray. A real shirt for hard wear. Special 15c. a yard Special clearing price 95c. each g-^t â-  m a. •>«. Clearance in Ladies Hats Men S Ivhaki Pants ^^ on>y> Ladies* spring and Summer Hats. This is a real chance for you to get your summer hat 5 dozen Men's Fine Twi 11 Khaki Pants in a for little money, good wearing weight. Well tailored with cuff. YOUR CHOICE at $2.49 Very Special at J1.95 per pair r" f\ n â-  Grocery Department Specials Ladies Dimity Bloomers s bars-ca«tiie soap for 25c. ,„ . .,,.,„. .^. . ^ 1" pounds Granulate Sugar for 66c. 10 docen only, Indies Fine Dinuty Bloomers Purity Packafre Oats „ 27c in all the newest shades. Good full size. .Seedless Raisins, 2 ponnda for ...........r......".3....25c! Very Special at 59c. per pair Cooking Figs, \ pounds for „ 26c. The Vans defeated the locals 6-4 at the Civic Holiday celebration. Alcox worked the route for the locals and Sparks did the receiving. Buch- anan toed the slab for the home team and Noble gave the signals.' FOR SALE â€" House and ilot for sale; large house with one and a half acres of land. â€" John Wright, Town. FOR SALE â€" 9 young pigs ready to wean, also the mother two years old. â€" Wm .Smith, Eugenia. FO:k SALE â€" McCormack Binder second hand, in first class condition. â€"I H. Down & Sons, Flesherton. FOR SALE â€" Democrat in first class condition; also top buggy, Grey make. â€" J. K. McLeod, Ceylon. FOR SALE â€" CheiTies for sale, ready to pick. â€" E. A. Graham, Clarks- burg. Registered Yorkshire Boar for ser- viceâ€" Edgely Bright Vim, No. 99,99« â€" ^Property of Saugeen Bacon Hog Club. Terms |1.00. â€" C. HINDLE. Proton Station. Lots 168-9, 3rd W.T.S.R., Artemesia. JERSEY BULL FOR SERVICE Registered Jersey bull fof service. Sire: .Brampton Jersey Conscript; Dam: Brampton Petune's Lady. Fee: $5.00 at time of service. â€" H. RADLEY, Flesherton. Ont. • Flcsherton Grey.^ are billed to play the crack Thornbury-Clarksburg nine on Wednesday next at 4 p.m. at the annual Thombury celebration. This FOR SALE â€" Solid brick house for sale, all newly decorated, on nice lot with stable and garage. â€" G. E. Henry, Flesherton. FOR SALE â€"First class second should be a real test for the locals, l''''"'^ ,^^^""^ ^^T" ^""^ '^^^' ^''° as "Hec' Goldsmith is bending . 'em vO"« cheap second hand mower. - H. over as good as ever, '^"^ * ^ons, Flesherton, S. E. DeCUDMORE PHONE 53, FLESHERTON General Insurance Specialist Real ,£stat« and Investments â€" Inquiries Solicited â€" Kimberley's 9-2 victory over the ^'andeleur .squad on Thursday gives them an outside chance for the play- offs. At present it looks like Flesh- erton and Dundalk, with Markdale also-ran, but one can never ^ell. Its victories that win cups and that means steady playing. FOR SALEâ€" 1 sideboard, 2 bed- steads, 1 set springs, 1 mattress, 1 cook stove, a number of kitchen chairs, 1 kitchen wash stand, wicker baby buggy, and other small articles. â€" John Blackburn, Flesherton. OR.\NGE PICNIC AT INISTIOGE A basket picnic, under the auspices â- of L.O.L. 244, will be held in Albert Stinson's Grove, half mile north of Proton on Provincial highway, on Tuesday, Augu.5t 10th. Three ball games are to be played between Rock Mills, Eugenia, Maxwell and Proton. A concert will be held in the evening when Miss Agnes Macphail, M.P., and R. T. Edwards, Conservative candi- date, will give addresses. A play will also be given, "The Bashful Mr. Bobbs." A good orchestra will sup- ply music and a dance will be held after the concert. Admission 35 and 20 cents. A big crowd is expected to have an enjoyable time. Could You Do It? Two women walked 58 miles from Philadelphia to Atlantic city in 13 hours. That is 4 G-13 miles per hour. The average walker would hardly do that on the way down town unless there was some good reason to hurry along. It is doubtful even if the average pedestrian makes four miles an houi-. Walking 58 miles In los.^ than 13 hours does not create a record but in this ray when walking is supposed to be a lost art, it is a performance of which the two 'iVom- en'can be proud. FALL TERM OPENS .Sopt 1st at The OWEN SOUND j Individual instruction. Buinesa and ! Shcrth<tnd cotirses. Prei»ratory I courses for lihoae who missed ffatt I chance at public schooL Catalogue Free. ! C A. Ftominr. F.CA. G. D. Fteaiiaf, M I S C E L L ANEGkU S BOARDERS WANTEDâ€" Reason- able tearms. â€" Mrs. S. J. Semple. WANTED â€" Field of timothy hay wanted. Telephone Flesherton Livery. NOTICEâ€" Chopping done Sato*- da^s only. â€" Graham Bros., Eugen- ia. ROOMERS WANTEDâ€" High school studenst preferred. â€" Mrs. E. Parker, opposite the high school. MIDDLEBRO & BURNS Barristers, etc. Oflficesâ€" Owen Sound, Durham and Flesherton. Flesherton every Saturday afternoon and evening. FARMS FOR SALE On the Toronto Line ProTiadal Highway. Three farms, tw4 of*HO acres and one of 60 acres all cl«ar«& First class buildings, up to data fe every particular. Will sell any om of these. Good brick house on mar^, the fams. The stabling for sm. mala is perfect One fanr has tea acres hardwood bush and aosOft nundred has three acres of timte and has buildinngs for everythiatf needed, including poultry housed pig pens. No broken land and cl#» of weeds. Any person interetaU sbould mveatigata. -T. J. STINSON. Protoo SteUM 9M. Imy BUSINESS CARDS NOTICE â€" A carload of salt to ar- rive about August 10th. Leave your order with A. E. Haw, Ceylon, or W. J. Stewart & Sons, Flesherton. Special price off car. FOR SALE House and lot for sale, six room- ed frame house, good woodshed, a good barn and garden. â€" Apply to John Blackburn. Dr. E. C. Murray. L.D.S., 4tBtel . â- '"fireon, honor graduate of Toyeato and Royal College of Dental SomaM of Ontario. Gas administeiwl te teeth extraction. Office at rMidaoM Toronto Stret, Flesherton. Dr. A, Tambnll, B.A.. ^ J, (^4, nate from the Faculty o< Usdiftt^ University of Townta 0£ac»-JuS. ardson Blpck. Flesherton. Ph»^-^ M. Prince Arthur Lodge, 333, A.F. #' A.M.. meets in the Masonic hdL Xtm. â€" _ strong Block. Flesherton, enry |«. GEO E. DUNCAN day on or before the funll moon Robt DUNDALK Down^. M., F. J Thurston, Sec LICENSED AUCTIONEER ~ â€" â- "-; For the county of Grey. Reason- Lncss & Henry. Barristers, Soltel^ lible terms. Satisfaction guaran- ; 'rs, etc., â€" I. B. Lucas, K.C. { W. 9. teed. Dates made at this office. Henry, B.A. Offices, Markdale Locfli I Block, Phone 2. Branch offices it CACUS STAR 2.10 '/4 (Trotting) I Dundalk and Durham. - Will be in Flesherton - , Telford & Birnie. Barristers, t^ THURSDAY AND FRIDAY TILL citors, etc., CMBces-Grey and : NOON Block, Owen Sound; SUndartI MARKDALE THURSDAY NIGHT Block, Flesherton, (Satnrdiys). See posters for further particulars. P. Telford Jr., J. F. P Bimta. â€" Chas. PALMER .!_! WOOL WANTED Wm. Kaitting. Licenaed for the counties of Grey and Fwm and stock sales • tpflett%. Coarse, medium and fine Terms modemta.. saUafw^M wool wanted. anteed. Anmngementa ftar Fletherton WooUen Milk. cStiai 'tetwh^iia'ofle*. John Nuhn, Prop. « ^ •«l*«Mi»t «• at .'â- x