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YOU GANT RUB | RHEUMATISM -0UT| 16 is Rooted in the Blood and Must "be Tooatod, Throngh the The pain of rheumatism is some- thing that you cannot rub out. Every sufferer from rheumatism has been advised to rub this liniment or that on the affected part, but after all' the rubbing the pain remained. Rubbing did not cure it and can't cure it. Thin blood and rheumatism come together and if they are properly treated they will go together. Rheu: matism is roofed in the blood, in poor, watery blood. = Sometimes cold, damp weather starts the aches hain: and pains, but it is the condition of | to attain this bi the blood that is at fauh, sad only should be clos correcting this, and making the Lgreel these 8 Dood tich a red can the rheu- freely on matic poison bedriven out, This is exactly what is done in the treat. went of rheumatism. by Dr. Willi men, you .|that end, nd pen to you "| High 'Schol 'Memorial Flagstaff stands at the present time as follows: Private Charles Bruce Lieutenant Arthur Doubt Pfivate Donald Graham Private Gordon Hood -~ Private James Lester Leask Private Garnet Russell McGill Private George Edgar Moore Lieatenant Russell Wright Scper Pgiyate Amos Wilford Stone Private Peter Garfield Truss Private Murray Watson "Have a having it, the such strength © as God has g Tt is the parent that his: the front ranks To get this parent and the together. ~ Open. school means hind ed the eagle and the dog together, | following a terrific en- . | counter in which both stuck to the last. The dog was seized near the | bom of his owner and carried near: |4 ly two miles before the eagle was forced to descend. 'The fight then continued on the ground, the dog mutilating the body of the eagle; |™® and the eagle finally disembowelling | V&* the dog. They were locked in a Cita Mt] jeath embrace when found. The| Ifa man ever makes mistakes he '| eagle measured eiffht feet from tip never makes anything else, 1to tip of the wings, and is a rare A in th If any of these names are not correcyy stated, or if any names are omitted, those who can give the proper information sre urgently when the blood h ) Testo to its normal condition the rbeu- matism is drivenvout and does not return as long as the blood is kept tich and red. There is no part of Canada in which some rheumatic sufferer has not been cured by Dr am up in a few days, and it is exceedingly desirable to have it correct and complete, at tl of the: your children sow "for they! * They confidence/in the trouble iff the school, "PERRY, MAY 22, 1919 Daring Bunk Hold-up. lature compelling these o ¢ are designated as Registrars ander : ; the Vital Statisticts Actto make returns of marriages, births and {i Jn Post: : Gas line Engine, together with a THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL | Sumber of tools, Apso 8 Stationary ENTRANCE EXAMINATION !fuoed. gras Sh. are PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH govern { Agincourt, May 20th.--By the * bravery of the bank manager and _ his girl assistant, one of the most daring daylight bank robberies of recent years was frustrated here at moon to-day. After he had been * severely wounded in the abdomen, Bible women. Sunday, May 25th, 11 a.m., Rev. E. D. Silcox, representing the Do minion Alliance; 7 p.m. "A City Woman," sixth in series on some Auction SaLe.--M¢t. H. Costello Williams' Pink Pills, and they de nothesitate to express their thanks for what this medicine has done for { them. As an example, Miss Arnie S. Dedrick, R.R.'No. 2, St. Thomas, Ont., says: --"Dr. Williams' Pink Pills cured me of rheumatism after all other remedies had failed. The pains in my arms and shoulders was so great that I could scarcely sleep. est in I arning.-- Exch RESULTS TO THE WAR SAVINGS CA It would be a mist that because a War Savi costs orly §4 and a few deaths monthly instead of quarterly as heretofore, . The pay which the Municipal Councils have had to put up for this clerical work has hitherto been 20c. each, no doubling up for t | marriages, and this is to be increas- ed to 25¢. for the work being done three times as often. The vital WILL BE HELD IN THE' HIGH SCHOOL, PORT PERRY --ON-- WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY * ano FRIDAY, duly 4nd, 3rd and 4th, 1919 fused. Apply to the proprietor. Burketon, May 15th, 1919. JarEs GALLAGHER, Burketon, Ont. Township Clerk. Scugog, May 6, 1919. . Mr. R. T. Laing, the Manager of the Bank of Nova Scotia, shot one - of the bandits and wounded the other three times as he was leaving the building. In spite of his severe injuries, Mr. Laing gave chase to the second bandit and sank exhaust- ed on the steps after severely wound- ing his quarry. Mr. Laing and the two bandits are now in Toronto General Hos- pital, where it is stated that Mr. _ Laing and the bandit .whom the I could not raiee my hands to comb my hair, and could not dress myself without help. In this conditbo X read of a cure of rheumatism though the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and decided to try them, I gol halt a dozen boxes and 1 am thank'ul to say they rot only cured my rheima-~ tism, but my general health was greatly improved. My appetite was increased and I gained in weight. Since then a number of caseshave come uuder my observation in which cures have been made by this splendid medicine. As for my~ self I shall always speak a good word Thrift Stamp costs bi thay, therefore, the campaign does not amo! In the United Kingdon $1,500,000,000 worth of} ings Certificates hav during the last three yea movement is being continued as a permanent peace cffort. In the United States 000,000 worth of War Thrift Stamps have bee: the last 17 months. Se statistics will average between 20 and 40 per year jin townships, vil lages and small towns; which will mean one to two dollars more pay each year for the municipal clerks. having sold his farm and having no further need of his large stock of horses, cattle, sheep, swine, poultry, implements, &c., has instructed Mr. Jackson to make a complete clear- ance of the same by publc auction on the premises, lot §, con. 2, Reach, on Thursday, May 29, at one o'clock (advance time). For particulars see posters. The following is the Time Table: WEDNESDAY, JULY 2ND, 8.45 to 9.00 a.m.--Reading Regula- ' i tions. - - - 9.00 to 11.00 a:th.-- Composition. Anmouncemeni Electric Starting and Lighting - "Consisting of Generator; Starting 2 Batlery. Motor and Storage --Anelectric system made for Ford cars According to the advertised statement of the Returning Officer, Major Harry Cameron's expenses in the recent election were $820, and the expenses. of Mr. Widdifield $937. The Bay of Quinte Methodist 11.15 to 12.00 a.m.-- Spelling. 1.30 to 3.30 p.m.--History. THURSDAY, JULY 3RD, 9.00 to 11,30 a.m.-- Arithmetic. 1.30 to 4 00 p.m.--Literaturé. WHEN YOU SET OUT TO BUY PLANTS Fripay, JuLy 47H, money" Manager chased from the bank will probably recover, but slight hopes are held out for the recovery of the Go to Ettey's Greenhouse To anybody interested in plants for Dr, Williams' Pink Pills." These Pills are sold by all med- icine dealers or will be sent by mail, important. raising efforts these campaigns are But perhaps the chiefienefit 1s to Conference will meet this month in the "aristocratic and historic" town of Whitby, One black eye at least, 9.00 10 11.00 8.m.--Grammar. 11.00 to 12,00 a.m.-- Writing. 1.30 to 3.30 p.m.--Geography. by the Ford Motor Soupuny of Canadé in their own faetdry; into the Ford motor which has been post paid, at soc. a box or six boxes re-designed for the purpose. for $2.50 by the Dr. Williams' Med- icine Co., Brockville, Ont. first bandit. for Democracy.-- Packet, The two bandits, who are F. J. Putwain, aged 24, and Harold Gor- don Boyes, both of whom roomed at a house on Selby street, Toronto, entered the bank as Mr. Laing was feaving for his lunch at a quarter past one. Had they been five minutes later, Miss Grace Chapman, the assistant, would have been alone. and flowers, Ettey's is an interesting spot just now. The timeis close for setting out geraniums, pansies, asters and other flowering plants, and you will do well to run up to the Greenhouses and see just what you are getting. Plants for the vegetable garden, in tomatoes and celery now ready, and cabbage and caulifiowers coming a little later. be seen in the creating of an entire- ly new class of investors iti Govern- ment securities, At the outbreak of war there were in Gres! i Oral Reading will be taken after : --Controlled from a complete instru- the last subject cach day, or at such other times as wil suit the conven< ' went board ou the cowl, * ience of candidates and examiners. Standard Equi i ment Candidates will come provided with pens, pensholders, lead pencils on Sedans and oupes All closed models now have - and rulers. Writing paper; blotting pi w ie paper and ink will be supplied. ia S108 ; Ford A978 Ford Coupe $978 The Port Perry Board of Edu- y prog op erie phd ee hg The number of returned saldiers applying for land under the soldier A FATEFUL DATE settlement provisions is approach- ing the 10,0ve mark. The pages of the world's history | securities, now there al are marked by epochal dates; there 000,000 such. In the u is a strange sequence in dates. May |the number has been i Seventh is such a date 1n the world | 30,000 to possibly bet war. It was on the Seventh of|000 and 30,000,000. Toronto Telegram: -- The Bell Telephone directory is to be im- proved. Loud groans from the Ancient Order of Opticians. d States jazed from 25,000,~ cation offer "at this examination CATCHES SRCOND BANDIT. ; succeeded in spite of his wounds in making his escape from BASE BALLS SOLD FOR MILLION APIECE New York, May 9. -- Baseballs May, 1915, that the ruthless sub- lated to bring the allies to (heir knees reached and sunk the Lusi- has been brought abo marine campaign which was ¢alens| National tgs campaigns, At the ouibreak The Indians of Hiawatha are pre- : ting each retuined soldier belong ing to their band with a deed of (en Zl acres of land. three - prizes -- First, Second and Third--one of which goes to. candi- dates {rom Port Perry Public School. and the othér two to candidates Ford Closed Models will, for a time, take the entife production of Starting and Lighting Systema. J ny BY 1st, however, Ford Touring BY uc 1a hors, Ford Youtiy Curt hie scene of the attempted robbery. He did not remain at liberty long, however, for he was arrested by Petective Bart Cronin in a house on Curzon street, Toronto, last night. The other man was so severely + injured by Mr. Laing's first shot "that he was rendered unconscious: Later under guard, he was removed to the Toronto General Hospital where, with Boyes, he is being held under close arrest by the Toronto police. ©. Miss Chapman, pluckily attacking the escaping bandit, wrenched his revolver from him. Leaving Mr. Laing to handle him, she then tele- _ phoned for assistance. CAREFULLY PLANNED. "%Go to the bank ; you will find it in the safe." This cryptic message was found in the pocket of Putwain, although the origin of the message $ siot yet known to the police. The two men had evidently carefully planned the robbery, as the day be- fore they were both seen in the vil- Jage, and Putwain had entered the Bank and obtained change. Robbing did not prove a profitable 'business for them. They left a $5 the bank and carried away 'but leaden bullets. pantry who on Govern: ered only a jey will ex- ar Savings pusands to practically to buy a nd. ber of people in had invested in D ment sccurities few thousand. Ni ceed 1,000,000. Th campaign is addin this number becau cnables anyone wil Dominio' Governm tania. This was a great day in Germany. It was hailed as the ancient Romans would have hailed an imperial triumph. A medal was struck commemorating the occasion. And now, four years later, the seventh of May, isonce more fateful, the day on which the Germans vanquished instead of victorious, received the terms of peace. Mercy has been shown the Teuton envoys in that they have not been required to bend their knee to receive the treaty; that they were allowed to stand. The Lusitania medal, so proudly mede four years ago, to commemorate whatghappened that May seventh, will now commemor- ate on this May seventh another sinking--this time of the Imperial '| German ship of 'state, BELL TELEPHONE CO. WILL INCREASE RATES Ottawa, May 13.--Finding that an emergency situation exists, the bur- den of which should be divided between the Bell Telephone Com- pany and the public, the Railway Commission, in a judgment handed down to-day, grants in part the application of the company for sn increase in rates. The company asked for 20 per cent. increase in exchaoge rates, but the Commission nds a aio Jor sent-inctosss wdogoste and appreciation will be presericd | : to every soldier from both munici- | belonging to distance rates, as filed, were nol palities. A Jong * programme of {gave birth sports a in L 3 Wi Start: from all other schools. These prizes A ing and, Lighting as Optional Equipment at are for aggregate marks § at ov ie . the examination, and are dwarded are oh Cr EE EC in each case on the condition that pred Fr bo LE pr A the wipner attend Port Perry High - school for the full schoal . ~ : : A Re WW. U. & H CARNEGIE PORT PERRY A Bradford garage and a $7,000 automobile were destroyed by fire last week. Think of the wealth of these South Simcoe people | sold for $1,000,000 apiece-in Wall Street yesterday. Campaigning for Victory Loan. Christie Mathewson, Arthur Fletcher and Larry Doyle, of the New York Giants invaded the street and auctioned off a score of horse-hides bearing their auto- graphs. Purchasers who paid $1,000,000 apiece for the balls were John D. Rockfeller, J. P. Morgan and J. W. Harriman. The others were sold for smaller sums, Theatrieal stars, including Louis Mann, Blanche Bates, Hazel Dawn, and Gail Kane, also took part in the rally, singing and delivering ad- dresses which brought a flood of citizens frem the crowd. The rally netted more than $10,000,000. 104 The farm is as poor as the farmer that works it, The season for suckers has artiv- ed--that is, the kind that are caught with dipnets. The other kind is in season all the year round --Packet. Get the Thrift Stamp habit. The Alliston Star rejoices in the evidence it sees just nowon all sides that 'a robust democratic spirit pervades the life of the majority of Canadian citizens," And the more "robust" it gets and the more it "pervades," the more wretched the mess the country gets in.--Packet. A fee of One Dollar will be col- lected from each candidate on the first day of the examination, : THOS. H. FOLLICK, Chairman, Entrance Board. DEALERS Mines of the Ui yielded 26,699,000 last year, a decrea from the previous y Kingdom ons of ccal Gold is being mi of more than 3, ¢ Africa anditis shafts can be sunk' A barrel shaped glazed earthenware ed that cannot al matter and can clean, that the feet deeper. made of een invent- py. injurious perfectly ~ Some men are too mean and sel- fish to share "their blessings with others. Here is a case in point :-- "A woman ino Brampton was kicked on the chin by a mule, causing her to bite off the end of her tongie, and the husband several times sioce has refused the offer of $3,000 for the] mule." © ; Testifying in the Police Court ai] Totonté, a woman declared that she | WELL DONE BEAVERTON AND THORAH! The Committee having in hand the arrangements for the big field day to be Lield in Beaverton in June| A wagging. ton; has the matter well in hand and|lot of pice sweet : from the programme now in the| ~Lindssy's tax hands of the prioters tbe 2ffairione milis. promises to be one of great interest The town and township have each ee reany Tote donated $600 and handsome gold difficule fo pa ' medals and certificates of service ; P Benito, It's an ill wind japes and leaves a flabby tin 1 p spoils a "Protection" For Your Home-- No "Free Trade" With Decay forty- it easy to start Il find it ' fang Eve * said the minister toa fellow of eight, "do you Commandments 7" company financial basis.