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\ THE F L E S If E R T IS A D V A xV C E July 1 1909 leâ€" â-  iHi iiimnis. ( Cartfuliy Corrected Each Week V**" M to 55 1 **f IM) lo iK) I ?''«y »iO tu «0 ^«e»t 100 to 100 S."!* 7 00 to 8 00 Iwitter . ift t,> ia Sags, fresh . PotatOM per baj^. Geese. Ducks ... .A ChickeoH Turkoys Wool 1(S to 1« 'o 75 to 10 to 10 to to 14 to .20 to The Arab Horse. An Interesting Article By H. H. Miller, M. P. from him, mid from other sources, Ariib siruH fur ihoir xovprnniiint ntuilii, A breeder iiiiiic<|uaiiited with Die Aral) will niinirnlly liuHitalu to iinh iiiiii hh b Kirf, bfCiiUKu ijf luH Ktiiiill oizu. Hluiit HiijK, AH do hU olhi'r nuihoiilit's, tliat the iiaturnl huip,ht of tliu Arab in hiH owo country is from 14 huiidu to 14.2. IMuiit nddi that, thoai;h mi uxtrn inch lutty btt fiiirly aliownd um tlio incrHined reiulr of !{Oi)d fuediii(; aiiioiiu hit pDordencfiKifints ill Hi'^liuid, the true (vpo hIwhvs dis- ., «|ii- H|nie«i8 8t 10 hands, «nd, with the type, nir. MUU-r | i,„.;j,.iy fi^, .^u.^Hty, ij,. ckiuis, liowevor, A recent issue of thi? FHrnior's .â- Vdvocnte to liiiod c< liiainK a very internHtiny article on "The Arab Horse" from iha ijeii of Mr. U. H. Miller. M. F. for South (Jrcy. I ' , ' f JQ I who u a devoted norseinmi. lo'recentiy sold his imrdbrod.Uab colt to,,,, „, ..,^^^^ .\iahi.u. siro .,f 14 ^ r.vitt^H Thik l'..t;f iVluL 111* IlltM lilll'fltaUOll 1.1- '^ 14 on * Notice to Creditors In the matter of the estate of Mjti^ ^Ijl^Madden, late of the Township of • Osnrcy in the t'oiinty of Grey.Sijinstor.deceased. NOTICE i«hereby (!i»en ptirsuant to the ri'- vis»dRt«tuie8 of Ontario, 1H07, Ch»ii. U tliat «11 tlie ereditorB and ntliers liRviii){ claiiuB aeaitKtt the estate of thu eaid May Mudilen, wbodiedonoratiout the fifth day of AuKust, 1907, Me reiiviired on or before ttio a<th day cl June 1909, to send hv |>o»t (ire- paid or deliver to Margaret McGrade, Maxwell Out., Adininiiitrktrix of the eatateof the said Mary Madden, deceased, tbeir christian and Burnaiiied, addreeses aud *deBcrii)t]oiiR, t):o full partiuulars of their clainiB, the Btatuuieot of their account! and tbe nature of the Bccuri- tlea (if any) held by them. AND FL'UTHEh TAKE NOTICK that after such last uientionej date theKaid AduiiniHtrat- tix will proceed to dietritiute the axsetB of the deceased amouE the parties untilleil there- to liavine re^'Krd only to tlie clainiB of which thev Bball then have notice, and that the aaia AduiioiBtratrix will Inot be liable for the raid asKets or any part tliereof to any perHon or pereons of wlioae clainiH notice Bhall not have neen received by them at the time of Bucb dlB- tribution. Dated .lu.,e 4th, A. D. 1000. W. H, WBIUHT. Owen Sound Out. Hollcitor tor the Admiuiatratrix Bull for Service The fine Khorthorn boll Broadl^ookB Lord iNo, 7^'jhlt will belorservicd ou lot 10, con, 0. )»prey: Terms #1.00. Cows not lotnrned will be charged whether in calf or not. Pedi- gree on applicatioii: JAMES HUUN8, Prop. Warning. The public is hereby warned n it to give credit to any person in my name unlesH authorized by me. .loK!«»CoRKIIiAN, Flesheiton, June 17, I'JO'J. formed The Post that hu h another Arab colt from Si Blunt, ;,f England which will be ship|ied in about a month. The article in quehtion ia eiiibellished with a picture of Councillor Hahn, entitled "a rouj^h k'dnk picture or Jocklan and his trainer." The aiticle, in part, ia as follows : It is (lenerally admitte<l that the Thorouahbred horse of to day ones much to the Arab, from whom tnost of i's l">< d i|ualitica have been inherited, and that """ ""' "" •". |haudH. which is the natural heiitht. will lias imrcliRKoa | ^.^.j ^^^^^.^ fj.,,,^ comiiioii cart mares as \. u i":'.... ; 'â- "â- Â«'' "â- "• powerful as an Euulish Thoroughbred will, ihouuli ho bo of 10 liands, and, as a rule, far S'uindur in wind and limh, and especially with bi'tter feet." In another article hu says: "With 16- hand nmreN, thu |iro(Iuce from an Arab sire of 14.2 irill bu little, if at all, under 16-hiinds. Ih it possible to obtain by a firsl cross of a pure-bred Arab sire, upon the right ^tamp of a heavier and birder nure, an less directly, but ju.tt as certao.ly, many i ^,^^,^,|„i,„„^J|y ^,„„, ,|,.^f, ,„ ^.^j.,. |,„i.sa ? of the best feature.s of the Standiirdbred, | yj^ \v,lfr,a lilunt appears to have had Hackney, Coach breeds, and others of i ^^^^j^y^g^.^^ j„ ,^,,,^„,j„j, ^^^.^ s„pj,rior the light horses, ar well m one of the , j^.^^f^ ,,„^,,,, |,y ^^^^^^ ^,,^1^ ^-^^^ ^„j Percheroiia, are due to Arab bhi .d. y^^-^Hj p^,,^,, „„,r,,, ^^,, ^^y^. .^yyie Many contend, however,^ that 'ne cross with the Sullolk has l.l-en found Thoroughbred is to-diy in many wayc ,,„,.ticularly succe.sful, Kiviug not only Rupoiior totho .Arab, and that nothing wonderful ^ood harness horses but aU" can now be gained by means of ilio Arab j im„te,.f, „f ,jujte superior kind, some of cross that cannot be better obtained ,,„.„j j^j ,,,,„j^ „, |,uigi,t, „,„1 „early all through the Thoroughbred. 15 2. it i.s, honevor, for draft purposes By •)ther8 who know the .\rab beat, this is absolutely and stoutly denied. True it is that it wouldbeunwisetousetho Arab with a hope of obtaining winners to MAKE MONEY. Sellinit I'elham's Peerless Kriiit and Ornamental treeB, xhrulm, etc., diiriuK the winter moiiths. We offer you »tett<ly and profitable employment in your own liistrict at (f(sid pay. WK HAVK OVKKWK) ACUK.S of choice nursery stock which v >u will sell direct to your custoiiierK. No diseased or dried out American stock supplied. (^tabliBlied over 30 years. Write for particular!. • • Pelbam nursery €o. Toronto, Ont. thut the Arabian Suffolk cro.ss ii most ho relied on." The wonderfully kind disposition of the .\rab is what most endears him to those upon eithet the running or trotting tracks I who kn)w hiiu. Hlunt Ba)\s : In dis- of our day. But if one desires to breed I position, the Ar.ihi.ins are gentle and for beauty of form and action, for nflTuctionate, familiar, indeed, almost t") intelligence, and unequalled temper and disposition, sound cona'.itution, good legs and feel, and wonderful strennth and endurance, ha may use the .Arab, and will not be disappointed. Those who most severely criticize the Arab horse are, for the most part, those who know least about him. I recently heard a very prominent, able and generally well-informed veterinary surgeon, in a public address, speak some- what disparHgiiiiily of the Arab, as com- pared with the Thoroughbred. The gentleman aflerwatds admitted to me that he had little personal knowledge of the Arab, but had for some time superin- tended an extensive breeding and racing establishment of Thoroughbred.s, and had himself owned Thoroughbred sires for service. He had thus naturally be- come prejudiced in favor of the Thorough- bredâ€"a horse good enouuh I readily acknowledged, for any man to love and the extent of being troublesome. I have never seen an Arabian vicious, shy, or showing signs of fear." Of how great practical valiK, and what a source of comfort, safety aud pleasure, in these days of autrunobilcs and trad ion engines, are such qualities as gentleness, courage and horse sensa. I have not had an extensive pereonal experience or knowledjje of the Arab horse, and have, therefnrc, quoted from others of very much greater knowledge, to prove the good (jualities of the pure Arab, and his great value to produce as a sire, frjni other llian Arab mares, accord- iug to the ch.'iraoter, class and breeding of 'he dams, t'ood work horses, driving, saddle and cavalry homes and general hacks, the Atah blood giving to all of them wonderful endurance and strength, soundness of cimstitution, beauty of form and action, aud particularly a eentleneas of disposition and ci>urage combined, not to be fund elsewhere among horse- admire, and of course for some purposes ' superior to the Arab. Sir Wilfred Scawen Rlunt, of Sussex, 1 j b„ught him from J. A. P. Ramsdell, a England, is, I believe, the most success- ^.^u.^nown breeder, of New York State, ful breeder of Arabs in the wor d to day. / ^^ jyy,.^ ^,j^.,| |,^ ^^^ ^ ^.^j^ j^ ,„onths He estatdiahed his stud in 1»(». l'>« old. He was out of Ned j 1110, and sired bmndation stock havnig been purchasert I ^y(j^^,^ygg„ Nedjme was sent from 1 . .. _. , ... .. ^|,|^j^j|^ to the World's Fair in Chicago, and waa described in Country life in .America, in the August, liKHJ, number, Provincial Winter Fair in order to indue local stockmen tovxhibit. Will. T. Leo, as president of the Owon Sound Horticullural Society, asked that it be placed on thu same basis respecting grants as thu Ai/ricitltural Society. (jeo. Mitchell wrote in the interests of Chas. Wolfu who was lined for peddling without » licensd. It was represented that Wolfe shcmid h-ive had his license sent in time to have saved him from piosecution and thtt he was eptitled to ruiinbursumeiit of the line. Srrathcon,i Ho.spital, Mount Forest, asked for a grant from Grey County Of 9200 as this >V:<s thu amount of grant madj by \\ ellington county council last wei'k. Geo. J. Albery, clerk <if St. Vincent, asked for refund of 951.50 expen.ses of a lunacy case. Drs. Howey and Oldham sent ii acctmnts for the examination of lunacy patients. Other accounts presented were from the County Solicitors, MacKay, Telford & Grosch ^'32, J. Harrison & Sons Co. 817.55 and 822,05, and from Wiatton, Chealey and Mouiit Forest high schools for educating pupils from Grey County. Acknowledgeineiit.s were read for grants ofS.5()tothe Sick Children's Ho.spital and 810 to the Prisoner's .\id Society. The County Council of Kent forward- ed a resolution in reference to appoint- ment of a Western Ontario drainage iuspector. The Deputy Minister of Education in- formed the council that the legislative grants for which the county was to pro- vide an eijuivalent were $2715 to public schools and $84 to separate schools. The department grant to Owen Sound Collegiate Institute was $1424.55 and to the Meaford high school $1100.62. Hector McDonald, of Priceville. high constable, who waa appointed at the January session, presented his first re- port ill which it was stated that some of the county constables wore not furnished with handcuffs, which were a necessity for the proper discharge of their duties. He al.so termed it an oversight that in soma villages there was neither a con- stable nor a magistrar,,e. A. D. Creasur, police ina^^istrate of Owen Sound, asked the council to approve by resolution his appointment as pcdice magistrate for the North riding of Grey, by him during a journey made by his wife. Lady Anne Blunt, and himself to Aleppo Bagdad and DamascuB. Ho had added many subsequent importations, m ][ ^^ =Â¥ and his nanin, as a breeder of Arabs, 'S'br„ught to America." Garareon was now well and favorably known to "'""y k,,ea by the Reverend Mr. Vidal of Eng- Enropean governments who purchase |^^,|j,,j^^ ,,f j^y^,|^jj| jj^.^^ ,j„ imported Arab mare, and sired by Kismet, one of tlio most celebrated and valuable Arabs that ever left .\rahia, and pronounced by Fred Archer, the reiiowiiod English jockey, to be the gainest liorjo ho over rodo. I kept his colt, registered as ",Ioeklan," until Isold him hist month. NORRIS BROS. •^€lfllt arfltiutrc .M erchanis and I Ji insmi t/ts \[ m How about that leaky roof ? The wood shingles are not to good as in days of yore. The iron shingles are too dear, but hero's the remedy (Paroid) ready roll roofing, fully giiaianlHed and put on com- plete on any building by expert roofers. The price is 82.V0 a square. Now is the time topre])ire to batllo with the flics and mos- quitoes. The first step is to purchase screen diiors and windows and our slock is unexce'led. Prices range for doors from 80c to $2.15 each. Windows, 18c 10 '15c each. We have an extra good quality of oils for this season. Dim't buy till you examine our Machine Oil, Castor Oil, Cylinder Oil, Boiled and Raw Lidsoed Oil and Separator Oil. We always have the best-, grade of Coal Oil, Turpentine and gasoline and our prices will interest you. When it comes to pilnts and dry colors our goods speak for themselves. Buy a small can and wo are aaiisfied that you will como here for the larger can when tiiero is more painting to bo dcjne. Paris Green- -Extra Good Quality. Watering Canaâ€" Sprayeraâ€" A good assortment at right prices. WE REPAIR WEAK MEN ONE SECRET OF OUR SUCCESS. Every ease mihmllted to us receives the personal attention of ijiir.Medlnil SoilT, »lio consider tlio HynipioniH, complications and chronloity, and Ihenilcclduas to 111., ili.sease H.id ciirahllliy. S|h-cIIIc reine<ile» are tlicn presuribed for the case ami are roinixiunilnl liy our own chemist In our own l.alioratory. Kucli appropriate treatment cannot fall to cur»\ as Hpcctllu medicines are selected to cure the Bympoinis tliat Ironhle you. We liavo no eureall navliciiie.H like most HiM'ciaiisIs use who send liie wirnc niedlilnes to all patients alike and cure none. We have treated patients Uiroughoiit Canaila furover Iwiiily ye^raiuid can n'fer to any hank as loonr leHponslbillty. Wa Cuaraalea Cures or No Pay. W* Tr«al all DUaatea of Man and Women. «» CONSULTATION FREE ..^^ lablrK If Ud rto Call, Writs for a Question UsI for Home Treatment. DRsKENNEirr&KENNEDY Cor. Michigan Ave. and Griswold S\„ Detroit, Mich. , , , , . L J . 1 or other i)ortion of the county and reiire- I have owned but one pure-bred Aran. ' , ' , , , , , . '_ -, ... sented thjit there would bo advantage from having cases tried by him instead of beingreferred to other justice of thopea co. The ap|><>intment, if approved by the county council, would be made by the Lieutenant-Governor. A resolution passed by the GoodRoads Convention held in March asks the Legis- lation tu increase the grant fur good toads from ono-third to one-hilf. K. W. McKay, of St. Thomas, secretary of the Ontario Municipal Association, in- vited attendance at the convention to be hold at Toronto in August. When Clork Ruthtrf.ird had finished as "probably the best Arab mare ever ,, ,,„.«., his budget one residutioii waa iMssed bo- at ;17 nionths old, to HoiKuablu Clillord ... . n-i c Siftrui. who will use him for some experi- , '"'« adjournment. 1 1ns was one of con- mental cross-breeding. VVhcnls(ddliim. dolence and sympathy with Warden he waa broken to ride and drive. W'hile ! Agnew and his family oil the nntiinoly full of life, L'litty, strong and courageous, he was gentle and kind as a kitten. My experience with him makes it very easy for me t> believe every kind and praise- worthy thing that is wiid of tile Arab. 1 havo mw no interest in the .\r*b horse, but hope to puasoss oiio or more of them. death of the Warden's son and the sorrow- stricken widow of the deceased was also included in the messauo. The re.solution I was in oved by Dr. Hershey and Mr. I Legate and carried by a staudino vote ' when put to the meeting by thu clerk. Tho Warden brieHy responded. County Council. Warden Agiiow made a brief oponint' verbal address and also a written one. He expre.ssod his pleasure in welcoming the members back to tran.sact the hu.sinoss of the .Iiiiie ,su8Nion. This was the most iiiiporlaiit Kutsion of tlio year as it was at this time that rates were levied and the large expenditure of the year made. He recalled with pleasure the way that bufi- iicss was traiisactud at the January session and felt conlident that tlio name harinoiiy and good feuliiig which charac- Itri/.ud that s,!s»ion would ho maintiiiiecl duriii.{ tlii.s one. He waa pleased that all , ^â- '''*"*'' Pai IS of women, head pains, or any prill stopped in 20 minutes sure, with Da. Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets. See full formula on 25o. Box. Sold by all deal- ers. Promotion Examinations (Ceylon Public School) Sr 3 to jr 4 John Hemphill, Forbut Uutlodiie. Jr 3 to ar 3â€" Edna McLood, Murray wero ill good health and that proapcctfl were good for crops and business. He Love, Roy Uutlodge. urged that while .noniher. of coincil J'' " '» *"• 2-Willio Pattlsoii, Sr 2 to jr 3 â€" Muriel Legato, Arnel Sr. pt 2 to jr 2â€" May Boni:ott, Ethel Bennett, Sherman Malcolm. lit while members of council should naturally hiivo a special caro for i ^''""y- ^^'"' ^^'hitney thiiir own municipalities, yet they should remomlier their general hirgur responsibil- ity to do justice to the whole county and 'â-  '^' ''' " '" '"' 1'^ ^ ' ^'^"''" McClocklin. that their molto would bo "Justice to i ''^ ^ '" J'' V»^ 2-Porcy Homiihlll, ^11 " I Ernie McMullen, (^eoigo Whitney. Tho clerk then read tho minutes of: 1» class to sr pi 1â€" Geriio McClocklin, last day of January session and a batch of conimunicalions, among which were the following : County treasurer's estimate of monoyid lequired to bu raised to meet the ex- pundilure of the (.Sanity for IMIO, amount- ing to $48,(102 on Iho whole caunty and a further sum of $tl(i8 from which urban districts will bo exempt. Mr, Parker in 'his communioaiin referred to the good results which had followed the action of council ill reforouco to hawkors and poddlors as shown in more liconeos being taken out. For purposes of education tho amount required was about $2000 in excosH of previous years, principally caused by now sections and increase of insiiectors' salaries. Centre Orcy and North Oroy Fanners' Inslitutus HtMit in their usual reports and asked for thu usual finanoial aid. For the Salvation Army Rescue work, Socretary Pugmire asked a donation. A. P. Westervelt wrote in reference to the County offering n prize at the 0. McLau;;hIan. Peakl McGrkuor, Teaoher. ^jrcain anywhere stopped i»i 20 minutes sure with one of Dr. Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets. Tho formula is on tho 25 cent box. Ask your Doctor or Druggist about this formula 1 Stops womanly pains, headache, pains anywhere. Write Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis. for free trial to prove value Sold by all dtalers. Our Clubbing List The following prices are for strictly pnid in a.lvaiico subscriptions only. Wo havo no accounts with other papers. Advance and Toronto World, daily 8 3 00 Toronto Daily News 2 110 Weekly Globe . . . .1 80 Mail-Empire i 75 Family Herald & Star 1 80 Toronto Star 2 .18 Fanner Sun . . 1 80 Farmers Ab. oonta 2 25 Weekly Witness 1 75 SatuidayNight 2 65 YOU would soon get rid of a servant who did only half the work in double the time of a capable one. Then why continue using a flour that gives half the nourishment and double the work to digest? Royal Household Flour is made from selected spring wheat â€" a wheat that is rich in nutriment. It is the whitest and finest flour made; it makes fully one-third more bread to the pound than any soft wheat flour and is more dependable in every respect. 19 • Ogilvie Flonr Mills Co.. Umitecl, Montreal. • •••••' •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••t •••• *••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• -••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• *••• •••• fas, !Patiisony Cet/ion^ Oni, jg Senerai .^ItreAant. CEMENT •••• •••• '•«• '••• .«•• â- â€¢â€¢â€¢ •••• •••• â- â€¢â€¢â€¢ •«•â-  •••• A car of cement just arrived. Any one requiring cement will know where to get it fresh at the nght price. Wehaveagoodsupply of PUllE PARIS GREEN on hand, also Sprinkling Can.s, Hoes, Hay Rakes, Scythes and Scythe Stones, good thick Machine Oil, tine and coirse Windsor Salt. THE BEST KNOWN BR.\NDS OF FLOrR.always on hand, and our prices deserve the attention of .-Ul careful Buyers as well as the Brand. Anyone wanting STR.\WBERRIES we would be pleased if they would give their order in this week, as the best will soon be over. Highest Market Prices paid for all Farm Produce. Hi: •••• REMEMBER ( )UR MOTTO: ''Snudl Pr\>jits and Quick Retumt." si? •••â-  •a*. •••• 7I.7............f...t,.....*1t.tt7777!!t*ttt?tS?f? ............. Societies Business Cards AO U W meets ou the last Monday . m.\LTER L0UCK8 in eaoh month, in their lodge room I " Kuilder aud C Norris' bloi;k. FIcBhcrtoii, at 8 p.m. M. W., j tor Brick, Stone and I Miles Thi»tlethwaite;Kcc., C. H. Munshaw; 1 tmiatos eheerfuUy furpii Fin., W.J. Bel. amy. VlsitiU((br«tUr«niii»ited Ontario. Contractor frame residences. Bs* ished, FtesbertouP o PKINCE AKTHUH LODOE, No. :«3, A.F.4 A M, meets in the Masonic ball. Arm- stroUK's Hall Kloahorton, every Frid&v on or before the full uiocn. Thos. Blakely.W.M.; Uerb.^mith, Secroiary, , MUULLOUGH A YOUNG ~ Bankers Markdale Do a general baukiuK bUBinojs . Money loanod , at reasonable rates Call ou us '°»°»a COfRT FLKSHERTON. M.'i, I. 0. F. u-eetsln tMaylonn Block the last Wednesday eveiiinn of oaidi month. VisitiuR Foresters heartily welcome, H. H., Dyson; R. H., T. Her.ry; Kin. Kec, ('. N. Uichardson. . ., „ . Please pay dues to Fin. Sec. before the first day of the month. fp OHlsLKl'T, * â-  I'oatmaiiter. Ceylon gs::iri.r:'fee^ts^^.:;-r^s^r-p^| CHOSEN FhlF.NDS-Flesherton Council of CUosen Friends meets in Clayton's hall ftrat and tliiril WedneBdav of each mouth H p. lu | Pay asseHKMients to the Recorder on or before toe fli'Ht ilavof each month. Chief Councillor | T. Hlakulev; Recorder, W. H. Buut. p J SPKOULK ' ' " Postmaster, Fleshertou commissioner in H,o J., Auctioneer veyaucer, Appraiser and Money Leade Real Estate and Insurance Agent. Ueeds movtgajjes, leases and wills carefully drlwn up and valuations made on shortest notice lections attended to with promptness «.3s''hirr *''°'" ""• Oooao U^mTnion steamship Company. A call solicited. STEADY EMPLOYMENT For .\ Reliable Local Salesman REPRESENTING Canada's Oldest and Greatest Nurseries IN Fle.sherton And Adjoining Country. You will lliul there is a KOod demand for Nurflcry Stock on aciouut of the \iin\\ prices that growers have realized on their fruit this season. Our saleBiuen are tuviuiic in a big business to UK tills year, lie one of thoui and earu good wages thiouBh tho winter months. 'I'orritorv lesorvod. I'ay Weekly. Free sample outlU, etc. SVrito for particulars. STONE & \V E L L I N G T O N Fonthill Nurseries (850 acres) TORONTO Ontario ' D. rn„ ^fViv ',''«<'"'""' Auctioneer for tho ^'tltuu?.,\ J°' '"â- "^- T®''"" uiodorate and fcat afaction guaranteed. Tho anauueuiButA 1 con°«ectt:."'""'-'* '"'> »'•»â- â€¢ '"'^"'"- 'r"''""' CB one Dec. 6,07. L. W.'^^ITTtNt) Licensed Auctioneer for taun and Stock sales a siiBcialty Terms nenu'SI. r,"''""""". K<>«™»tcod '^'ArraugJ^ office 04 T"S',"l*i: ,'"'"""''•''" "'0 Advance Srhv'add;..;.Ti' """;^'1»<â„¢'« "tore. Feversham, ?i,ooS^ "oipr^y'" *' *«vorshau., Ont. Loti R ?,Ii., MATHEWS, Markdale, Licensed servTcea??'' '"â- â- "? '<""">' °' ^'^y- ^^^ madesfTi.."'??"*^'" 'â- *""•â-  Uates can bo made at The Advance. 1 o 09 Legal W, n. WRIGHT, Barrister, Solicitor, Convey- • anoer, etc.,â€" Owen Sound, aud Fleshorton, Hat d '"'"' '°'""'*''*'SP'"0"'8'»Hlook every D Medical iR CARTER **," ^.*, ^ Ont, Physi.-ian, Surgeon, • OOloe aud roBideooeâ€" Feter at., Flesberton T P OTTEWELIj ** Veterinary Surgeon Graduate of Ontario Veterinary College, resideuoe â€" sscond door south west'on k.*ry street. This street runs south Presbyterian Church. n WILSON, Blacksmith "• 'iraduato of no Veterinary Science Association Rosideuoo, Durham Jtroet, ou ostto Boyd, Hiokliug 'a hardware. Dentistry Dr. B, C. MURRAY h. D. R„ doutal surgeon honor graduate of Toronto University and Royal Collogo of Dental Surgeons of Ontario Oas admiuisturod for teeth oXtraotlon OlUce at residence, Toronto Street, Flesi^erlon -.^ -W- ' ^n »^ fv Y M * k,% ^ *."r" â€" .A^- mtdimm Jtk- \