To Those Wanting Graham Flour.
By John Nevins Andrews
THE readers of the REVIEW, who also read the Reformer, have seen in that paper the advertisement of Bro. J. B. Lamson offering for sale graham flour. Since his death, Sr. Lamson has renewed the notice. I think it duty to say that Sr. L. can furnish the best of graham flour, fresh from the mill, and at the lowest retail rates. I think no better graham can be found in the United States than can be obtained in this city. Those, therefore, wishing this flour, can obtain it of the best quality and at the lowest market price, by addressing Mrs. J. B. Lamson, Lake Avenue, Rochester, N. Y. The manufacturers allow Sr. L. a small commission for the sale of this flour, which makes it worth something to her to act as agent for them. I trust that she may receive orders from many places. The prices vary from time to time, but the flour will always be furnished at the lowest market price. The cash must accompany the orders.
J. N. ANDREWS.