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m'^Prx-^Vr'''Y^~ ^''â- : â- â-  THE FLESIIERTON ADVANCE Adgctst 12 1900 Rheumatism I hMT9 foopd k tried and teited cure for Rheo Btttinn I Not * reme<)y that will straichten tba diatoited Umba o( chronic crlpplcf, nor turn boor frowths back o flesh anln. Th&t Is impoMiblo. But I can now turely kill the palua aud pan<« ol this deiilorablo dlaeaie. In Germanyâ€" with a CbemUt In tbe CItr ot Darmstadtâ€" 1 found the laat' Ingredient with which Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic Rt'incdy was niaij* a perfected, dipriidablu prtficriptloii Without that last Ingredlint. I surtcssfully truatcd man;, many raart ol KluuinatiiiDi ; but nrtw, at ln»t. it imt- lonnly runs all curable cases of this hcret<i(ore much <lrt«<b'(1 disease. Thcw<! Mind-like (miiular waKt<-«. found ill Rheumatic Bkxjd M«m todiisolvs and ir««s away 'iiidor the action of this remedy as freely as does avtar when added to pyre water. And then, when dlssolv<'d. those p^iisonous wastes Jreely ijuss Ifom the system, and tha cause of Rheumatism Is feme forever. There le now no r»al needâ€" no actual excuse to suller longer with- out belli. We Bell, and iu coufldeaoe re comrrmn o Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy "ALL DEALERS" TfriTRM Carefully Corrected Eacli Week i)at8 60 to 55 Peas 90 to 'M Bariey «K) to (iO Hay .. 7 00 to 8 on Buttor 17 to 19 Bags, fresh 1« "o 20 Potatoe* per bag 75 to 7o Geese 10 to 10 Ducks 10 to 10 Chickans to 8 Turkeys 14 to 14 Wool 20 to 22 Does Not Color Hair Ayer's Hair Vigor, as now made from our new improved formula, does not stain or color the hair even to the slightest degree. Gray hair, white hair, blonde hair is not made a shade darker. But it certainly does stop falling hair. No question about that. Dots not ehange the color of Iht hair. z tiers Vormula wlOi aaah kottu Show IS to arooT dootor Ask hiia~akont It, than da aa hs sars Indeed, we believe it will stop every cue of falling hair unless there is some very unusuail complication, sometbinc greatly affecting tbe general bealiii. Then you should conatiltyeur physician. Also ask him about tbe new Ayer's Hair Vigor. â- nil Ifsrti by tba J. O. Aysr Co.. lAwall. W siSi n HOUSEWIVES ! You know that it jiays to buy only the best groceries that, the cheap groceries do not (live results. Our goods are tlie BEST and the prices are the kind that tit in well with the (junlity cffere.l. You] will^warit your preserving sugar in a few clays. The best pkce to get it and all your procenes at WRIQHT'S Grocery, Flesherton A Practical Education Ik Hiiiiiothing thiit is within the reach (jf evury young man and woman who has the ;iinl)ition to succeed in life. It can be secure<l ill a tihort time and at ti compara- tively small cost, by attending the CoUinywood SQust'ness Colleyo Fall Term ojjens Sci)l. l.st, lyOit. Write now for free Ciitaloguc. T.K. H.\\\KINS, - riincii,al. FALL TERM COMMENCES SEl'TE.MBER 1ST at Canada's Leading School of Business ^^,:- fm'n/£'/!^/7^.y , OWEN SOUND. Commercial, Shorthand, and Preparatory Courses. Write for infuimation tj C. A. Fleming - « Principa, For Sale One Bpan of Llslituii.-.! Colts ccminx tkvee matched. Iteady to work. Also c no Shorthorn Hull elcbteen niontha old, bred by Geo.Ilristow, KohKoy, number 5844.'i, in voluuio 124. Nau;i'.â€" VlUaK« Ca)>tain. AI.HKKTE. HANtjEY, Lot 4, Con. 10, lOsprey, Foversham P. O. SEASONABLE GOODS IN FURNITURE 'J'lio largest and best .slock of Furniture over shown in Fleshert(jn. This without fear of c >\\- tradiction. Coniu and see sumo of the nico things iu Side ISojirds, Dining Room Chairs, Parlor Sotts, Bed Room Setts. A special reduc- tion just n<iw on every- thing, in order to re- duce the stock. . . , W. H. BUNT FURNITURE DEALER Flesherto » NoBBIS Bucs. NciiiKis Biios. NoKKIH IJKdS. « » NORRIS BROS. •yiaff/i afftwapc •^tfPcAanits anrl «7/i ithi « How about that leaky root? The wood shingles are not so good as in days of yore. The iron bhiiigles are too dear, but hero's the remedy (Paroid) reiuly roll roofing, fully guaranteed and put on com- plete on any building by c.\port rotifers. The price in §2.!)0 a sciuaro. Now is the tiiiio to preinre to battio with the flies and moa- <luitoes. The first etcp in to puiebaso screen doors and windows and our stock is ui, excelled. Prices range for doors ft om SOc to 82.15 each. Windows, 18;; to 35c each. We havo an extra good (|u«lity of oils fir thi.M season. Don't buy till you e-xiiiiiiue our Macliiuo Oil, Castor f)il, Cylinder Oil, fioiled and Haw Lidsocd Oil and Separator Oil. We always havo tho best giade of Coal Oil, 'i'lirpetiline and gasoline and our prices will interest you. When it romes to p-iinta and dry colors our goods tpcak for theniselvuQ. Buy u small can and wo are salistied that you will come hero fur tho larger can when tiiero is more painting to be done. Paris Green-Extra Good Quality. Watering Cansâ€" Sprayersâ€" A good asioitniont at right prices. NoKUIS Bhok. NoitHIS IJitos. NoHKIS Hitos. « BLOOD DISEASES Guaranteed Cured or. No, Pay.^ If yoti ever had any contracted or hereditary blood disease, you are never safe until the virus or poison has been removed from the system. Vou may have had some disease years ago, but now and then some symptom alarms you. Soma poison still lurks in your system. Can you afford to run the risk of more serious symptoms appear- ing^ as the poison multiplies? Bewaro of mercury or mineral drugs used mdiscriminately-they may ruin the system. Twenty years experience in the treatment of these diseases enables us to prescribe specific remedies that will positively cure all blood diseases of the worst character, leaving no bad •flfects on the system. Our New Method Treat- ment will purify and enrich the blood, heal up all ulcers, clear the skin, remove bone pains, fallen out hair will grow in, and swollen glands will re- turn to a normal condition, and the patient will fe«l and look like a different person. AW cases we accept for treatment are guaranteed a com- plet« cure if instructions are followed. J^**0*r if in doubt as to your condition, you can consult us FREE OF CHARGE. Bewaio of Incompetent doctors who have no reputation ••-Jrtlabihty. Drs. K. & K. have been ostablished over 20 years. A **'* CURE Nervous DebUity, Varicocele, Stricture, Blood and fcoret DlseaMs, Kidney and Bladder ComplalnU. Consulution Free. N unabl* |» MH write lor • QussUen Ual tor Horn* TrMtment. DRsiKENNEDT&KENNEDY Cg^Mtdt^yn t Criiwold Sts,^ Detroit, Mich. By-Law No. 2 A By-law of the Police Village of Prioe- ville in the County of Grey to raise the sum of flOOO for the construction of cement orgranulithio sidewalks in the said police village of Piiceville. Whereas the trustees of tho Police VillaKO of Priceville deem it advisable to raise tho sum of $1500 for the construc- tion of cement sidewalka on the following s'^reets or jiarls of streets in said Police Village, VIZ : Kinross, Artomosia, Kin- cardine, Princess and Queen, the esli- ' mated costs of the said sidewalks being I about cijjht cents per square foot. I And whereas to raise the sa'd sum it will be necessary that tho Township of I Artemesia shall issue debentures for the sum of $1350 and tho Township of Glen- ' elg for tho sum of $150, beinjj the pro- ^ portion re(iuired to bo raised by each of tho said townships under the provisions of the Consolidated Municipal Act, 1903, and amondinents thereto, the total amount thereof, $1500, beini; the amount of the debt intended to be created by this by-law, the proceeds of the said deben- tures to be applied for the purposes aforesaid. And whereas it is desirable to make the said debentures payable by yearly instal- ments during the period of ten years from ihn time this By-law shall come into eftect (being the currency of tho said debentures) with inteicst thereon at the rate of five per cent, per annum, such yearly sums to be of such amounts that the angre;i;ato amount payable in each year for principal and interest in respect of the said debt shall be as near as pos- sible e(|ual to the amount so payable in each year of the other years of the said period. And whereas the total amount required by the Consolidated Municipal Act, 1903, ' to be raised annually by special rate for ! paying tho .said debt and interesr, as liereinafter provided, is the sum of $104.25, of which amount the sum of 8174,82 shall bo raised by the Town.ship of Artemesia, and the sum of §19.43 by the Township of Glenels. .\nd whereas the wlude amount of the rateable projieity of the Townships of .Artemesia and Glenele, accordini; to the last revised assessment rolls, is the sum of 81,259,548, and 874,175, respectively. And whereas the whcde amount of tho rateable property of iho said Police Vil- lage, according to the last revised assess- ment ndl.t, is the sum of 839,470, of which amount 835,675 is the amounk of the r.iteable properly of thitt part of tho said Police Villai,'e within tho limits of the Township of Artemesia, and 83,795 is the amount of the rai cable property of that part of the Police Village within the limits of tho Tuwnohip of Glenelg. And whereas the amount .it the exist- ing debenture debt of tho said Township of Artemesia is $12,289.54, and no part of the principal or interest is in arrear, and the amount of -the debenture debt of the Township of Glenelg is $1,407.01 and no part of tho principal interest is in arrear. And whereas there is no debenture debt chargeable again.st the Police Vil- lage of Priceville other than what is so chargeable against tho said Police Village as i)art of the said Townships of Arto- I niesia and Glenelg, respectively, and in- I eluded in tho sum heretofore mentioned. Thcieforo the Police Trustees of tho Police Village of Priceville enact as fol- liw.s, viz.: i 1. That it shall be lawful for the Police Trustees of tho Police Vilki(e of Price- ville to raise the sum of 81,500.00 in the I manner prescribed by the Consolidated Municipal Act, 190.3, and amendments thereto, and for such purposes tc reijuire tho Township of Artemesia to issue de- bentures for the sum of Sl,3i)0.OO, to- gether with interest at five per cent, per annum, and the Township of Glenela to issue debentures for tho sum of 8150.00 with interest at five per cent, peranniun, being the proportions of tho said total amount to be raised by the said tovnships respectively. j 2. The said principal sum shall bo payable in ten annual iiislnhnonts with interest at tho rate aforesaid annually during tho said term, and tho aggregate amount of such iii.stainionts of pi-ineipal and intiiiost shall bo the sum of 8*194.25 in each yeir. j 3. For the purpose of, paying tho said ' debt of 81500.00 and to cover tho inter- est on tho said amount as aforesaid, tho sum of 8194.25 shall bo levied by a spec- ial rate over and alxivo all oilier rates in tho same manner and at the saine time that other rates are levied upon the whole taxable property in tho said Police Vil- Itgo of Priceville liable to bo rated there- I for in each year fm- the jieriod of ten ) years from the dale hereinafler mentioned lor thi.s bylaw to take cflect during which the said debentures havo to rnn. Of tho .said sum of 81,500,00 tho sum of 8174.82 (shall bo laistd by the Council of tho Township of Artemesia, and tho sum of $19.43 by tho Townshi]) of Glenelg, I upon tho proportion in the said Polico jVillaso of Priceville within tho said townships respectively, I 4. This By-law shall come into effect immediatnly after the final passinK thereof. 6. This By-law shall bo submitted far tho assent of tho eloctiu's of tho said Po- lico Village of Priceville under the pro- visions of the Consrdidated Municipal Act, 1903. and amendments thereto, on Satur- dayyihe twenty-first day of -Uisiust, A.D. 19(J9. At the hour of nine o'clock iu tho forfenoon tho poll will be opened to take the votes of the qualified electors of the said Polico Village of Pricevihe on said By-law, and tho poll will close on the afternoon of the same day at live o'clock. 6. Tho place for taking poll will ba at \V;.t8on's hall in tho said village, and the I returning officer shall be Neil ftlcKinnon. 7. That on Saturday, the fourteenth day of August, A.D. 1909, at the hour of seven o'clock in the afternoon, at the said hall, the Police Trustees shall appoint in writing the persons to attend at the said polling piace and at (he final summing up of the votes on behalf of persons inter- ested in or _ onposing resiiectively, the passing of this By-law, 8. That tho Police Trustees and Re- turning Officer shall attend at said hall in the said Police Village at ten o'clock in theforonocn on the twenty-hird day of August, 1900, to sum up the votes given for ant} against this By-law. Dated at Priceville (his twenty-second day of July, A. D. 1909. I Police Trustees. NOTICE. Take notice that the foregaing is a tru* copy of a proposed By-law which has been taken into consideration by the Police Trustees of the Police Village of Priceville and will be finally passed by the said Polico Trustees in the event of the consent of the properly qualified elec- tors being obtained thereto after one month from the first publication thereof in the Flesherton Advance newspajier, tho date ot which first publication is the 22nd day of July, A. D. 1909. And at the hour, day and place therein fixed for taking the votes of the properly qualified electors tbe poll will be opened and held. Dated ut Priceville this 21gt day of July, A. D. 1909. H. B. McLEAN "1 Police Trustees of JOHN STOTHART[the Police Village A. D. McLEOD j of Prioevillo. Farm Laborers' Excursions. 20,000 Men Wanted for Western Harvesting. To meet the demand for farm laborers in Manitolia, Saskatchewan and Alberta special second class excursions will be run by the Canadian Pacific Railway from all Ontario stations. Cost of one-way ticket to Winnipeg is 810.00, and from Winnipeg t(j points where laborers contract to work they will be carried without charge. After at least one month's work in the harvest field, a ticket back to Ontario starting yuint will be issued at JIS.'XI. Tickets are only good on Farm Laiwrers' special trains. Tickets will also lio i.ssued to women, but no half-rate for children. I.ieaving dates of excursions are as follows : â€" August 19th and Sept. 7tli, from all stations in the territory between Toronto- Sudbury line and Toronto Sarnia line of tho Grand Trunk. August 2.3rd and Sept 7th, from »11 C. P. and G. T. U. stjitious on Toronto- Sarnia line and south thereof (in Canada) and idl stations in Ontario on M. C, P. M. and T. H. & B. Rys. \ August 27th and Sept. 10th, from all stations east of ToronU>-Nortli B;vy line, t)and including KingsUm, also stiitions, on C. O. and B. of Q. Rys. and st^vtions on K. & P. south of Renfrew. For the throe excursions in August special trains will lie run from all jKiints on the C. P. It. If you are in any doubt as to date of excursion from your district ajiply to local C. P. R. agent, who will also furnish limes of special trains, or write to R. L. Thompson, District Passen- ger Agent, C. P. R.., Toronto. Tho2e who cnne up froai Toronto Tuesday night of last week on the special train of the union Sunday school ex- cursion are complaining in no uncertain way of the reclilessness of those in charge of thn train and tho lack of consideration they showed to passengers. At Crom- bios the train hardly more than slowed down, instead of stopping, and a couple of lady passengers wero fairly burled from the traiti iu attemptin;:} to alight. At Shelburno tho stop made was so short and the start away again bo sudden and unexpected lliiit there was lime for only some of the paisengers lo get off safely. Others received bad falls and bruises in I jumping off the moving train. And still I others were carried to tho upper end of ) tho yards where angry pulls of tho bell-rope brought the train to a standstill ag,iin and they wcre'given a chance to get oil'. Railwaymen who gi>t gay in this manner are not the kind who are fit for responsible portions wliero tho lives of others d'-pend upon their carefulness and lovelbeadedncss.â€" Shelburno Econo- mist. A large vat which Wni. Schwahn had purchasod tor a cistern, and which was biing moved into his yard on Tuesday night, suddenly tipped over and crushed John Becker ngtinst Thus. Etiell's gasoline engine. When removed, Becker was found to have sustained rather serious injuries, tho lower portion of one of his ears being almost torn oil' and bis face boing badly lacorated and scratched. The accident robbed him of so much facial tlesh that his own mother would have been pardoned and excused had she passed him by on tho other sido without noticing him.â€" Bruce Times. Three young men, who had been in- dulging in a little open-air exercise on Sunday, had to appear before Police Magistrate, George Rutherford, to ex- jilain why ho should not curtail their liberty and fine them. It not being established that the game was for stakes tho ttio wero only invited to contribute $2.00 and costs (amounting in all to about $4.00 per man) to the public ex- chetiuer, the magistrate remarking in making his decision that had the charge of playing for stakes been estab- lished the fine would liave been ten times asheavy.â€" Grand Valley Star. Martin Bolger, of Proton township, was brought before Police Magistrate Uyon, of Ayton, on tho charge of selling liquor without a license and fined 9100 and costs. Provincial OIHcor Ayorst and a oofistable searched Bolger's premi- ses and found a quantity of whisky, gin, ale and malt extract,â€" Grand Valley Star. Rev. 0. W, Cook, pastor of the Stay- ner Baptist church, died on Tuesday. The hard work of bread-making should be done in the flour millâ€" not in the kitchen. When it is necessary for you to make bread by main strength, the miller hasn't done his part. His flour is not fine enough. Royal Household Floor is made from hard Spring wheat â€" which is capable of finer grinding than any other wheat â€" and milled by a process that insures the finest; and most nutritious of flours. Get enough to try from your grocer. ^3 Ogilvie Flonr Mills Co., Limifed. HontreaL .SSS *************' ************************************ 11 ^as, iPattison, Ce^hrij Ont^ jj ••••â- â€¢ •••••â- â€¢ •••• •••• •••• •••• •••â-  •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• ••t« •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• <••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• Senerai y^terchant. CEMENT ••«• •••> •*•• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• A car of cement just arrived. Any one requiring cement will know where to get it fresh at the right price. We have'a good supply of PURE PARIS GREEN on hand, also Sprinkling Cans, Hoes, Hay Rakes, Scythes and Scythe Stones, good thick Machiue Oil, fine and coirse Windsor Salt. THE BEST KNOWN BRANDS OF FLOUR always on hind, and our prices deserve the attention of all careful Buyers as well as the Brand. ••» Anyone wanting STRAWBERRIES we would be pleased if they SJJ would give their order in this week, as the best will soon be over. SS£ ••* Highest Market Prices paid for all Farm Produce. Hi; REMEMBER OUR MOTTO: ''^mail Frujiti aiui Quick BeturM.' !;t:* aAadiah' [^PAEjPlC â-  ainWaif./' SPECIAL EXCURSIONS. Farin Laborersr Wanted WORK FOR 20,000 HEN IN M.4NiT0BA ALBERTA AND SASKATCHEWAN sio GOING IRlPj $18 Additional for the Return Ticket under Gondltions as below. GOING DATES Al*({ 1Q rrom Slallons north of liae of G.T.R. Toronto toISamla. and Can. *^*»* *'-' Pac. .Stations on and west of Toronlo-Sudbury Hue. A ucl 2.') From Toronto and all C.P.R. Stations west In Ontario on and south •»* ""^^ o( main line of Oraod Trunk Ky., Toronto (o Sarnia, and all Stations til Ontario on M.C.H.. P.M. und T.II.&&. Rys. A.w({ 27 From Slallon.* Toronto and east, includind Sbarbot Lake and Kinds. **• ^* Ion, and oil Station.': iu Ontorlo west of Ki'nfrew, also slatlons on CO. £1 B. of O- iiy.s.. and stations on K. & P. aoutk of Renfrew. ,C An^ 7 From oil .Stations Toronto and west. IncludlDd Stations on C.P.R. LVCfJl. d Toronto to Siidbury. Sept. 10 From all Stations east ot Toronto in Ontario. ;; om:-v'ay .second-cia.ss TicttETs \y>tt be .sold to Winnipeg only Ut'prosi'ntativo furiiifrs, r.ppiiintcd by Mivnitolvi, Sa.'fkatchowuu and Alberta Goverumenta, will nifot and cugafjiG ir.borors on arru'^il at ^^'inniI>f^^'. Free ImtL'-porlaliun will bo furnished at \\innincg to points on ("an. Pac wlicro laborpra arc nooilnl. nuft of Mcmiso .law, incUiiliiig Lranches, niul at one cent o mite each way wo«t tt.rroof in Snskatcliewan and Alricti.'t. A corlilkatc is liimiaticd with each lickcl. and this ccTtif.ralo whrn cufciitcd by farmer sliowiiiK lliat LiliorcT l,a< workid tl'irly davK or more, will be honored Ircni that point for a j^rcond claia licki-t back to etariins points in Ontario, at SIS.OO. orior to Nov. .-iOtn, 1100. Ticl.oti an- aoiiii only on sprrial Karni I.iiborer.'' t-ain'i .iiid will be issued to women at well ua 10 incu, but ^iill not be ii^.sucd at half fart- to ciiihlren. For full particulars sec nearest C.P.R. edont, or write E. I. TlJOJirSON, D.P.A.. C.P.a., TORO^TO fJK ClARTKK Medical M O I' & 8 Out, Physioian, Biiryeon, e OlUce and residence â€" Peter St., Fleshei'tou JV OTTEWl'iblj â-  Veterinary Surgeon Graduate of Ontario Veterinary Colloi;e, i'e»ldauoe â€" e^cond door Routb wostlon Itdry street. This street runs Boutb PveiibvteriRn ("'-liureh. BUSINE.SS Cards WALTKR LOUCKS '' Builder aud CoiitrnotDr For Urick, Stouo and frame residences. Ea- tiumtos cheerfully furrisbotl, Flesherton P o Ontario. WtriSON, UlHckHt.iitb • Uraduute of no Vetoriuary Boience Association Itesidonce, Durham ^broet, op oslto llovd. HiokUii«'« hardware. D' lierton Dentistry E. C. MURRAY Ii. O, B., dental surgeon honor ((raduate of Toronto University aud noyal CoUefie ot Dental Surgeons of Ontario nSB aduiialulstercd for teeth extraction qIUco at vode nce, T orontrf Street' Flea!: Societies AO U W meets ou the last Monday in each mouth, in their loage room Norria' block. Flesherton, at 8 p.ni. M. W., Mlloh Thistlethwaite; Kec, C. H. Munsbaw; Fin., W.J. Hebamy. VialtinRbretbreoluvitad FTlINOB ARTHUB LODHE, No. ~H33, A.P.4 A tf, meets in the Maaouichall. Arm- strong's Hall Flesherton, everv Friday on or before the full mocD. Thoa. lIlakoly.W.M.; Ilerb.Bmith, Secretary. not'RT FLR8HERT0N, 003, I. O.T\ ireets In w Clayton's Hlook the last Wednesday evenhiR of each month. Visiting Foresters heartily welcome. H. K., Dyson; R. 8., 'J.'. Hei;ry; Fill. Sec, 0. N. lUobardson. Please pay dues to Fin. Beo. before the first day of tbe month. jIA OOLLOUGH & YOUNG **â-  tiaukors Markilalo Do a general banking business. Money loaned at reasonable ratee Uull on us. T0HI8LETT, • Postmaster, Doylon. Commissioner in H, C J , Couveyancer, deeda, niortgaeea, leases, wills etc. carefully drawn up JoUections mad}, charges reasonable. Also groceries, Uour. food etc. kept In stook, Prioea right. fjHOSEN FRIENDSâ€" Flesherton Counoll of " Chosen Friends meets Iu Clayton's hall first aud third Wednesday of each month R p. m Pay assoasincnts to tbe Recorder on or before tt<e first day of each month. Chief Councillor T. lllakelev; Recorder, W. H. Buut. Leoal WH. WRIGHT, Barrister, Solicitor, Convoy, anoer, •to.,â€" Owen Sound, and Flesherton. N Bâ€" o'-»3tli3J0'llj3,3i>i; oulo's Block every gaturd RJ 8PR0ULE Postmaster, Flesherton uommissioner in H.O J., Auotioneer veyauoor. Appraiser and Money Lende Real Estate and Insurance Agent. Deed mortgages, leases and wills carefully drawn up and valuations made ou shortest notice money to loan at lowest rates of Intsrost.tCol. leotious attended to with promptnesa .charges low. Agent for Ocean Dominiou Steamship Company, A call solioltecl. DMcPHAIL, Licensed Auctioneer for tho • County of Orov. Terms moderate aud satisfaction gnaranteod. Tho arraiieemeuta and dates of sales can be made at Thb Advanob olTlce. Residonco aud P.O., Ceylon, Telephone connection. Deo. C,07. WM. KAITTING, Licensed Auctioneer for tho couutloa of Grey and Simooe. Farm aud Stock sales a specialty. Terms moderate, satistaotlon guaranteed. Arrange- menta for dales may bo nmde at the Advance ofBoe, or Al T. Hutobinsou's store, B'evorsham, or by addressing me at Foversham, Oat. RUDD MATHEWS. Markdale, Ijlcensed auctioneer for tho county of Orey, Good service at roasonablo rates. Dates can be made at Xh« Advance- 1 o OO M^saM.it^