â- %. THE FLESHEETON ADVANCE Septembbr 30 10(1 -?»:--! -*[ l\ ^ ?^\. Stop That Cold To chwk Mirly roMt or Grippe with "PrerwUf^ BtMiu (uru dclmt for diiMimnnia. To utop a Cold with Prtvrtitlcs 1» mler thnn to Ift It run and b« oblUted to cure It atterwardt.. To be lure, Pr» Trntic* vill cure even a ilcvpir u'attHl coUl, txit taken early â€" at tlio BniH're stageâ€"they Sreak. or faeail oil the^c early oolili. Tliat s furely tetter. That'f' why they iir>' i-alU-d Priventlc*. PreventlP»arp liltli- (anily I'old Cures. Ko Quin- ine, no phvic. nr.r»jt(;« ilrkonliiK. Nice for tha children .rid thoron»nT> wie too. If you feel etitlly. ^ you met^zo. If you trh« all over, think of I*r(V^tic». Prom|it«ies» may nlso tnve half your r uaT (ickr.c!*. And don't forget ytmr child. If Aere !• feverlhhnest. iii»htorrt»y. Herein prob- al'.y lii-» Pri-vinllo' greotert eftioien y. Bold la So l)Oie» lor the iHickit. also in iV Uixes ol it rrcveiitics. Iii>Ut ou your dnuwisM (Wins TOM Prcvcntics "ALL DEALERS" ,rfr ' . i Carefully Corrected Eac!. Week OAts 35 lo 35 Pea» 73 10 7:^ Biiley "0 to m Hay 7 00 to 8 (K) Butter 17 to 19i Bags, fresh 23 'o 2:j Potatoes per baj{ 75 to 75 Oeeso W to 10 Ducks 10 to 10 Chickens to 8 Turkoys 14 t" l* Wool. 20 to 22 WhenYai Take Cold One wty is to pay oo anention to it ; tt least not until It de- velops into pneumonia, or bronchitis, or pleurisy. An- other wty is to ask your do6> tor about Ayer's Cherry Pec- toral. If he says, " The best thing for colds," tbeo take it. Do as he says, anyway. A W* publlah ew ftrsalaa r Iters W* kimli faâ€" o »> aiH t at ii a* Wa art* yaa to iBfluU yeuv doetor â-¼hen the bowela ire constipated, poi- •onoat sabatance* are abaorbed into the bloodioatead of beinc daily removed from the body aa nature intended. Knowing thiadaneer.doctoraalvayainqnire about „ „, , the condition of the bowela. Ayer'a Pilla. aiuir, D. U eber EAST GREY PRIZB LIST Coiiolutltid from firiit jingo Graham. Black Grapesâ€" T. Camack, J. I. Grahatu; Collection Grapesâ€" J. I. Graham, T. Camack. GARDEN PRODUCTS. Cabbage, Winuingstadtâ€" T. Cam- ack. Cauliflowerâ€" P. Quigg, W. Has- kett. Carrots, short redâ€" D. Weber, G. Wvatt. "Collection Table Carrotsâ€" A. Muir. Parsnips â€" A. Muir, D. Weber. Celery, self bleachingâ€" P. Quigg. Celery, large ribbedâ€" P. Quigg, Celeryi, redâ€" P. Quigg. Tomatoes, redâ€" W. White, L. Fisher. Tomatoes, yellowâ€" W. Haskett, O. Walker. Beets, loBg blood â€" J. I. Graham, A. Muir. Beets, blood, turnip rootedâ€" A. Skamsâ€" W. Buskin, . H. Holesâ€" P. Quigg, W. ky tka J. O. AjnOo., XimnU. New Readers Public School RICHARDSON'S, Flesherton. Individual Instruction Is li sijccinl ffutuiv iit llie Owen Souiiil StudentH ent.-r at iiuy time. Busine-sfi, Khortliiiiid, niitl PreiwrHtmy Courses. Woilliy Ktuilisut.s iLssisKjd to p<jsili<jnH. Inforuiation free. C. A. Fleming Principal T HAii%T-:y rKitiGor. broker, Fle*herton. General brokeifiKe businesB. linmance o.' every kind plaooJiu iafe and liberal coiniiaulcs. Keal estate etc., Open accouuts and pnat due notes liBodkd and money a.lva'iced tLereon. Cjrrespuudeucc sollcitel. \k Practical Education Is Hciiiething lliiit' is within the reaili of every young iiii^n mid woniaii who lias the aniliition to Kucct'fd in life. It can be secured in a short time and at a c<inij)ani- tively KMiall cost, tiy attending the Coliinytuood business Colleyo Fall Term opens Sept. 1st, 190i). Write now for free Catalogue. T.E. H.\WKINS, - Principal. Medical DB CARTER U C I' ft S Ont. Physician, fiurgeon, e (Jfllce aud residenceâ€" Peter «t.^ Pleaharton JP OTTKWBI.Ij Veterinary SurReon Qradaate of Ontario Vetenlnary College. reeldeuce â€" sjoond door nouth west; on fc.*ry street. ThU street rana aouth Presl.vterian Clinrch 11 JA'lLiSO.N, liiackn-iitb jraSnatii of i:o Veterinary Science jclation Uusirienop, Durliam rtreot, op - Sui te H.ivl.H'.-_kll'.< 'I hardware. Dentistry E. C. MURHAY L. O. fi., dental surgeon ^FURNITURE The largest and Ijest stock of Funiituro ever shotvii in Flesherton. This without fear of con- tradiction. Come and see some of the nice things in Side Boards, Dining Room Chairs, Parlor Setts, Bed Room Setts. A special reduc- tion just now on every- thing, in order to re- duce the stock. â- . . W. H. BUNT FURNITURE DEALER Flesherton Business Cards WALTER LOUCKH Duilder and CVntractor Table Turnipsâ€" A. Muir, R.Allen. Onions from black seedâ€" L. A. Fisher, G. Wyatt. Potato Onionsâ€" G. Wyatt, W. Haskett. Radishes, black winter â€" A. Muir. Radishes, other color, winterâ€" J. I. Graham. Pumpkin, common yellowâ€" G. H. Walter, G. Wyatt. Pumpkin, any other varietyâ€" G. H. Walteii, W. Buskin. Squashâ€" G. H. Walter. Squash, for table useâ€" G. H. Walter, L. F. Kipp. Citrons-G. 11. Walter, W. Meads. Watermelonsâ€" G. II. Walter. Cucumbers, pickling â€" O. Walker, W. Meads. Cucumbers ripeâ€" D. Weber, 0. Walker. Corn, 6 ears, any varietyâ€" G, H. Walter, D. Weber. Corn, tableâ€" J. I. Graham, W. Moore. I<ADIES' WORK. Pillow Piper. Btittou Crosaley. Darning on stockings â€" H. Piper, W. Meads. ^. Machine Sewing, family â€" W Buskin,^ Quigg. Matts, hooked rag â€" A. Benthami, P. Quigg. Patchwork Quilt, silkâ€" E. Walker W. Buskin. Patchwork Quilt, cottonâ€" W. Bus- kin, AV. White. Patchwork Quilt, woolâ€" W. Bus- kin, W. White. Patchwork Quilt, log cabln-rW. I Buskin, W. White. Quilt or Coimterpane, knittedâ€" W Haskett, O. Walker. Quilt or Counterpane, crochet â€" H Piper. Quilt, crazy work â€" A. Wilson, W. Meads. Collection Fancy Workâ€" 0. Walk- er. FINE ARTS. Painting on silk or satin, water colorâ€" W. Buskin, 0. Walker. Painting on silk or satin, oil colorsâ€" W. Boyd, W. Buskin. Painting on china â€" O. Walker. Oil Paintingâ€" W. Boyd, G. Mitch- ell. Crayon Drawingâ€" 0. Walker, W. Boyd. Pencil Drawingâ€" W. Buskin, Pearl Radlev. Collection of Photosâ€" W. A. Haw- ken. Pen and Ink Sketchâ€" W. Buskin, Pearl Radley. Painting on Wood or Slate â€" W. Bovd, G. Mitchell. Collection Oil Paintingsâ€" W.Boyd, L. F. Kipp. PLANTS. Colleciion Cut Flowers, named â€" W. Crossley, O. Walker. Table Bouquetâ€" W. Crossley. Hand Bouquetâ€" W. H. Thurston), W. P. Crossley. Double Geraniumâ€" J. Blackburn, Wm. \\Tiite. Fuchsia, singleâ€" W. Boyd. Rex Begonia â€" J. Blackburn. kind -, \V. Applique Workâ€" Jos. Blackburn. Begonia, any other Crochet work in cottonâ€" H. Moore, W. Boyd. Piper, Wes Buskin. | Collection Foliageâ€" W. P. Cross- ! Crochet work in wool â€" W. Has- ley. kett, D. Weber. ( House Fernâ€" J. Blackburn, W.A. I Crochet work in silk â€" O. Walker, Ilawken. Wm. White. Hanging Basketâ€" W. Boyd. ! Mountmellick work â€" Wm. Moore, 1 Hvdrangia â€" A. Wilson. W. Haskett. j Plant, any other kindâ€" M.Thistle- I Eyelet embroidery â€" W. Boyd, A. waite. , Wilson Embroidery with linen floss â€" W. Haskett, W. Boyd, I Embroidery with cottonâ€" W. Boyd, P. Quigg. I Embroidery with silk â€" W, Boyd, ,W. Haskett. I Embroidery on satin â€" O. Walker, W. P, Crossley. I Embroidery on muslin â€" J, Black- burn, W. Boyd, I Embroidery on bolting cloth â€" J. Blackburn, j Shadow embroidery â€" G. Mitchell, ',W, Boyd. ' Trav cloth-W. Moore, W. Has- Dr, E. C. MURHAY L. J. «., aentai surgeon For Hrlck. Stone and frsni.) residences. Kb "bonoiKraduatn of Toronto University and tinmtes ebeerfuliy lurrislie I, He»borton P o KCtt. '"â- 'â- â- o»t»'-'o- I Embroidery, Roman, with silk- D. Weber, W, Boyd. Ifval Coll»«H of Dental (inrgeons of Ontario, (ias aduilsinistareil for teetb extraction Office at redeuce, Toronto Street' Flesherton Societies ' U.""'"'^" HankefB"Mar"kdaie I Roman embroidery with cottonâ€" O U M- meets on the last Monday ;->" •I!*""*' »'»?'''â- "; »""'"«?»â- Moneyloaneo G.Mitchell, J. Blackburn. I. .»,<„. i,«ii. inrto« rnnni at reasouablo rattv Call on ns. i t. . • . .. i i in each month. In their loage room | l ijnibroidery, any other varietyâ€" ,W. Haskett, G. Mitchell. I Mexican or drawn thread â€" W. Couiiiilsuloijer iu H. O. J . Conveyancer, dcodSf y, j «y -rr oVetf k Norris' block. Flesherton, at 8 p.m. M. W., Mliea Tblstlotbwaite:Rec., C. H. Munshaw;â€" ^;HI8LETT Fin.. W.J. Hel.smy. VisltlBgbvetbrfOltvHed \. ^Y^",,,,^^;,, Oeylon. PKIKCB ABTHUB LODGE, No. M3,A.Fft A U, meets in the Uaaoniohall. Arm- strong's Hall Kleahertoo. every " or before the full mocn ~' Herb.Smltb, Secretary. Friday Tbos. lilakely.W.M. uiorttiages, leases, wills etc. carefully drawn up Jollections luad:-. charges reasonable, Alwo on ' groceries. Hour, feed etc, kept lu stock, Prices right. COURT PLKBHERTON, 095, Clayt RJ HPRUUbkl Postmaster, Flesherton _. , I. D. P.treetsln v^ommlssloner In H.C J., AuctloDeer ytou's Hlock the last Wednesday evening, veyaucer, Appraiser and Money Lende of each uioutb. Visiting Foresters heartily steal Estate and Insurance Agent. Deed welcome. H. R., Dvson; B. H., 'i'. Hetry; mortgages, leases and wills carefully drawn Fin. Hec, C. N. Richardson. . °P and valuations made on Fbortest nntlce Please pay dues to Fin. Sec. before the first j money to loan at lowest rates of Intcrost.^Col- day of the month, . lections attended to with promptness , , â€" cbargaa low. Agent for Ocean Dominion UlacKUUm. CHOSEN -FhlENDfJâ€" Flesherton (^oooeil ofl8»aamsbip Company. A call aollolted. | A„y other Chosen Friends meets In Clayton's ball first I ________^__^^__^__________ ,,, ,, - and third Weilnesdav of each month B P-. m I WaiKCr. Point laceâ€" 0, Walker, J, Black- burn. Honiton laceâ€" P, Quigg, 0, Walk- er. Honiton and point lace combined â€" O, Walker. Battenburg laceâ€" D. Harrow. Duchess laceâ€" 0, Walker, J. variety of laceâ€" E. Pay assesHiuents to the Recorder on or before f\ MoPHAIL, liioensed Aue'.lnneer foi the i Nettine E. Walker. tl-e first day of each month. Chief CoaDcillor 1 1/* County of Grey, Terms moderr*" •••â- *' " T. Blakelev; Recorder, W. H. Bunt. Leoal M. WHiiAis'i'. fiarrister, Soiioisor, \yoii»ey- ancar, ato.,â€" Owan Round, and Flesherton, N Bâ€" PleshertoD offloe, Sproule'i lllook every Batorday RUDD MATHEWS, Markdala, Lioeniad) aue'Jonaer for th& enuntv of Orey. Qood 1 moderate and satisfaction guaranteed. The arrangeuionts and dates of sales can bejaade a'. Thk Advanck TTnslrett olUce. Uesidenoa aud P.O., Ceylon, Telepbou- â- "a!"'<:>-i' connection. Dec. 0.07. , . moderate, satisfaction guarantied. Arraiige- aue*Joneer for thai county of Orey, Qood \ menta for dates may be made at the Advance service at rexsi.nabla rates. Dates can be olHce, orAIT. Ifutcbluson's store, tevershaui made at The Advauce. lo 09 b) addressing nio at Kuversbam, Ont, tr ' A Diis.KENNEGfr&KENft!IEDY CURE DISEASES OF MEN i»ATIKNT* YHATIO THROUGHOUT CAKtADA FOR ao YIAR* Netting, darnedâ€" Wes. Buskin), W. I^Tattingâ€" O. Walker, G. Mitchell. ' Table centre piece, embroidery â€" W. Boyd, W. Haskett. WM. KAITTINO, LIcensad Auctioneer for Tal.lo ffntrrnifcr anv nther Vin<l the counties of Urey and SImooe. ia'''* *^1°„ 'P"''' ^^^ °^^ " "** Farm and Htook sales a specialty. Terma â€" G. Mitchell, W. Boyd. •â- â- "â- ''â- â- " -^ Tea cosy-0. Walker, W. Haskett Collection doilies, embroideryâ€" J . Blackburn, W. Boyd. Collection doilies, any other kind â€" E. Walker, W. Boyd. Sofa cushion, mounted â€" W.Moore, W. Boyd. Pin cushionâ€" W. Moore, W. Boyd. Ornamental Needle Work â€" Wes. Buskin, J. Blackburn. Table Cloth, embroideredâ€" W. Crossley, J. Blackburn. Table Cloth, any other kind- H. Piper, W. Haskett. Toilet Setâ€" E. Walker, D. Har- Drs, K. A K. are favorably known ihrongh- out Canada where Itaey iiuve <lnne busi- ness for over 90 years TLousands of latlents lukve been treat«<l and cured by their great gkill and through the virtue of their New Method Tnalasaat. When you treat with them you know you are dealing with resiion sible phyatclana as they own and m^cupy their own office building in Detroit, valurd Atyilie.OOO. When they decide your case la curable, all your worry Is rrmoved for you know they will not deceive you. Tiiey guarantee to cure all curable cases. No matter how many doitcrs have failed lo benefit you; no matter how much money you have spent In vain; no matter how dli- couraged yuu may le, don't give up In des-' pair until you get a (raa opinion trim these Da. Ksmraor, Mkhioai, DmaoToa or Daa. IC .ft K. master apecial within the ctulcbca of any secret Iial If you are at present any secret Iial itwhlch is aspplng your life \,y degreft-; If you are ^ ,. . . If y< auffenng from the results of yasl Indiscre- tions; if your bliKMl lias Wen tainted from any private discnse and you dare not marry; if you ace married aiul live in dri-ad of symp. toma breaking out ami ox|M)Blnit your past; If you aresulTBrlng as the result of a nili- 2Li *» aA CONUn.TA'nON FKEE Km* â€" JWsa m s ol Man. If nnaWta ' vrfMa far • O jm tls M Blaak far HOia TMMiiNT spent life Dr*. K. A K. ara your RWuga, I^y your case before them confldt-nlially ana they will tell you honestly if you are curable. YOU CAN PAY WHEN CUMP Wa TtMl and Cm* VARICOSE VEINS, NERVOyS DDIUTY. BLOOD aMi URINARY COMPLAINTS KIDNEY and BLADDER Dbaasaa and al Dfaaaiaa Paeisiiar to Ma« DRsKENHEDT^tKENHEDY Cor. MkMim Avt. and Qrbwold St. Detroit. Mich. Collection of Asters â€" W. Crossley W. Meads. Collection Begonias â€" W. Boyd, G. Mitchell. EDUCATION. Penmanship â€" Pearl Radley, D. Weber, Ruby Radley. Drawing â€" Pearl Radley, George Chard, Guy Orr. SPECIALS. Best 20 lb butter, dinner set, by J, & W. Boydâ€" W. Meads. Best groomed horse en ground, S3.00 cash by J. Runstadler â€" Geo. Gray, Best Male Bird on ground, cash ?i.oo, by L. F, Kippâ€" R. Allen. Best female, hen or pullet, cash IJi.oo by W. H. Thurstonâ€" R, Allen. Best pair Leghorns, cockerel and pullet, anv type, cash $1.00 by R. Allcu-R. 'Allen, SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS. P'astest Road Race, two men in buggy â€" M. Bolger. Men's Race, once around track â€" Ted Vickers, S. Whittaker, R. J. McNulty, Men's 100 yard race â€" Ted Vick- ers; 2nd and 3rd divided between S. Whittaker and R, J. McNulty; â€" Black. Boys' 200 yard race â€" H. Haskett, â€" White, E. Chapman, Boys 100 yard race â€" R. McAuley, Betts, Watson and Wright equal for 3rd money. If any errois are discovered in the list jilease notify the secret»i7 at once. Bun Williunson, an (M and e»t*>emel rea'diMit i-f Greenock Tp., died at 1 is h<mie near Glamis on Tne^dsy iiiorniii« week, after only a fe » hours i]lne.H. The decotged, who had passed the thrio sc<^ year h< d ten mark,* as married i'>i<j^yv»TH ago to Mrs. Moore, wlio Bur» ivjiChim. Post. row. Whisk Holder, workedâ€" G. Mitch- ell, 0, Walker. Fancy Footstool â€" A. Bentham, Wes. Bu.skin, Handkerchief Case^J.' Blackburn. Set Table Matts-W. Haskett, D. Harrow. Slippers, knittedâ€" W. Buskin, W. Haskett. Novelties-^W. Crossley, 0. Walk- er. Knitting in cottonâ€" O. Walker, E. Walker. Wool Stockingsâ€" 0. Walker, W. Haskett. Wool Socks, hand knittedâ€" O. Walker, E. Walker. Wool Gloveljf men'sâ€" E. Walker. Wool Glove*^ ladies'â€" O. Walker. Wool Mitts, gentlemen's â€" E. Walker, W. Buskin. Wool Mitts, ladies'â€" E. Walker, W. Bentham. Patching, best and nejjitest â€" P. Qtiigg), W. White, IF your baking goes wrong, investigate â€" find the cause. Look to your stove, your yeast, your baking method^jf . If you succeed in pinning the trouble down to the flourâ€" then take up the flour question in dead earnest. Consider that flour, to be successful from a baking standpoint, miist be /«* to produce light bread or pastry, ^«rtf to make that bread or pastry wholesome, and rich in nutriment to make it nourishing. Ogilvie's Royal Honsehold has these three qualities in the greatest degree. Ogilvie's Royal Household is milleJ by the most modern methods, and made only from Manitoba Hard Wheat which contains the highest percentage of nutriment. Royal Household Flour never disappoints. 20 OgOvle Floor Mills Co., Umlted, Meilreal. 5^. Norris Bros.. ""'T„* Tinsmiths Now is the time to repair that ro.>f. There are a good many reasnns why you should USB Par.iid Rootiug. Cull and let us e.xpUia â€" and quote prices. We h«v« just made 3 dozen each of 10 and 14 tjuait pails. These are hind-m<ide out of good ((uality tin, and wu aell them ju.st ai che:tp as the tiiinsy factory paili.â€" 10 <it» at 15o each, 14 (jti at 20c each. Our stock of Tinware and Qraniteware is most complete. Our prices ^e Right. Duck shooting is now in full suing and we are prepared wi'h a com- plete stock of empty .shells, lo.ided sliel's, l-oth bluok and eniokek'ss powder, in all s zes of shot. Also wads, buckshot, powdcrjUriiueiSjeto. Wlieii in n-ed of any kinl of shdlf or hetvy hardware don't fiiil to cxiiiiiiio the ((uality of our K->od<, and to ^et our prices. If it is eavo I roughs, roof, furimco, b.ith-rooiu li.vturos, pumps or sinks you will dj virell 10 net our prises before buyin.;. Norris Bros S SI Flesherton rd5' •••••• ••••••• ••••••1 .1 •• eK't • • ••••••••â- ••«•••• •••1 •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• ^as. iPatiisorij Cej/ion^ Ont^ fg tl •^rlefvAuttt. :: -=! •••• •••• •••• ::j •n â€"»» •••a ..•a :::: :::: â- ••a ..•a Ju»t arrived â€" \ complete and up-to-date stock of Ladies' and Misses Fall and Winter CoatH. I secured these at a big reduction, and it wid |^>ay you to inspect them before buying elsewhere. We also have a nice range of Full Dress Goods iu the very latest shadfS. Ask to see our Heatherblooni and Moiret^ about half tji aa«* Hr US -»IB- â- ••a ..•a •••a Scottish Pride 66fi74 The j-ounR bull Vcottlsh Pride wiH stand for ervice at Mr. F, W. Mcliolson'p, lot 1)7, con. 5, Arteuievla. Scottish pride Is sire.l by Hcottish Prince, a Kiaudcou f f tlib wonderful show cow Oein uf Hellachin, Iui|< , winner of eight prizei at Toronto and London, besides beinK champ- ion female. Kho weighs over 1000 jiouuds. One of this cow's calvea sold for *1775.0O. Hcottish nrido is out ol Lady Bella by the Toronto nrst prize winner, Captain May Fly, luii)28S5H. This youug bull has prove him- self a showbull having gained an enonuraginK -ecor-l this fall at b everstfam. He won tlrst tiriepas best bull calf, also diploma for beat bull any age. Those having pure bred cows liould see this grand bull before breeding aa they cannot do bettertban use hiui. A liiultop number of grades will be takeuat #l;2a;For pure breds, S4.00 ROYAL PURPLE Stock and Poultry Specifics \Ye hare laid in a stock of the above •peoilio«. Th)> Stock Specific ifi a vvliriible H8f>et where all stock is concerned. It will keep the stock in Kood candition. TheTuullry Specific will make the hens lay In the winter. Fully gtiarnnteecl or money refunded. On Sale at Wright's Grocery FLESHERTON Bull and Boar for Service Thoroughbred Bull from imported stock, also Taiuworth Boar for service ou lot 161, Ti it 8). R., Artemesla. 20 Auc JOHN ADAMS, Prop. Came Astray ff^guiSr price. ^^ .,-,<****' HH We have 8ecu)((^5nhe agency for the Peabody's Smwks and Overalls- K- ;:•• J^^utl thing t) wear well and look wtll. One tiial will con v nice |jH you that there t8 nothing better in this line. ^^ :::j ^as. ^attison • (Bmytoit: ^ â- I*X a»«»- «•.••••«•••• Aaaaassaaaaaaaaaataaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaafaaaaaaa^aaaaaaaaaaaaaM^^ .!ji.T..;../Cf !••{«.. f.... .t!;..*!}. ...... ...•.• t!!!!!!!!!!t^;!t!?M: iff !?*!•. Eye strain Belies Character. Defective sight produces unnatural expres. sion. Perpetual frowns caused b; an effort to see better often beOi >*% character. ^ We are experts in fitting glasses ttiat make facial distortions unnecessary. . W. A. Armstrong, Jeweler & Optician CJTBAYED to the premises of tbe uodetsigued V on or about June 15tb, one yearltcs bulL Owner can bava the same by proving pronart* aud paying all axpanues. ».-•â€"# W, H, qONN . . Lot IB, con. 0, Osprey Fevenha« H a V Y c o Tu r • 1 e d Thompson's Bakery Having secured Mr.E Arm- stronfc of Peterboro, a fir«fc class baker, we are prepared to turn out the best of every- thing in our line. FrcaH Bread alway«- on hand AtH«l solicited. â€" â€" ^ â€" . â€" . .. â€" lib, Ed.Thompton, Fl«iber(e>. ♦ « a '♦ - % t f »â- . t « \ '^, \