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"On motion of Mr. Leask it 'was i the Townshi : ; : x HR GT A THE PORT PERRY ¥ THIS § ? If so consult Carnegie Bros, about - Builders' Supplies. Our range is wide and of good quality at reasonable 'prices. Call and we will give estimates on short notice, Carnegie Brothers OE x ER 4 C 5 4 5 x 3 4 SC ) 4 $C $C 5 SC 4 $C Ss 3 $C %C $C 5 5 x 4 4 [(& Time for a Change Q, As the seasons change so it becomes necessary to re- plenish stocks in trade. i The undersiened opens the spring trade with a full line of first-class Furniture suitable for the Parlor, Dining Room, Bedroom and Kitchen, all of which will | be sold at most reasonable terms and prices. Public patronage solicited. MY UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT is fully furnished with all the requirements for funerals, AGENT FOR MONUMENTS. : Q JOHN NOTT, <1 SCPC PCC CC MCC CC CC PC MC CC CD 0 2 ¢ MILLINERY FOR 24th Daily arrivals of NEW MILLINERY 300 3 3 0 00 0 0 3 0 3 0 0 34 3 3 3 3 WY 3 A choice selection for the Holiday. MISS WALKER O30 3 3 00 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 3 0 2 'Reach Council The monthly meeting of Reach Township Council was held at Manchester on Monday, May 11th. members were present. k: : : 4 5 4 Parlors 0 0 3 2 0 3 2d 2 not opening up the roadway dur- ing the snow blockade, and when be asked the pathmaster to open up the road, he refused, and he also refused to allow him hls time for opening up the road. Mr. Claughton claims $5 34 for 44% hours work. Will you kindly. let me know what your Council pur- poses in this matter;~and what are rounds for refusing this rea- «decided to commence inspection of p roads 'on Wednes- By.May 27th. - i ) - Graham moved that the itting of the Court of : Revis- ion. to revise and adjust appeals st;the assessment roll for the Ar 1908, be held in the Town the sonable claim of Mr, ton? ) > fs: Leask moved that when the Council adjourned, it stands adjourned until June 12th, 1908, at | the usual hour, * 2 3 + This change of date for holding] the council meeting is made be. DO HHH SH HHI "shabby ? I good reductions will be made dur. I. Claugh- | Jones, Dunk & Co. Gentlemen | Vou ca ing that will please prices that will save you. See Sdverisement pag Purdy's Cash Store : r2 packets flower and gard seeds 25. 6 Ibs. broken sodas 25¢ 6 bars of laundry soapzse. aro Eo : * A. Ross & Son. + iat y Call and see otir nice "display ' of new carpet squares and Jace cur tains, 8 * x W G Monet See the new dinner sets W. G.: Monet is giving to cash purchasers. . * oo % vy * : Carnegie Bros. Buy your wire netting now for fixing up your pdultry yard. * ox 'H. Doubt & Son * and style combined. both in Invictus shoes. comfortable and stylish. CE) W H McCaw House decorating su page 4, E B Flint Buy your garden seeds here in bulk and be sure of fresh seed. * ok You ean get * They are ggestions on . ' W H Doubt Spruce up ! You can get an Ar Spring suit for $15.00. Why be sk * * Diesfeld's Gem rings make excellent pre- sents, | Our stock is very complete, ing the month of May. * ok Rose & Co 10 doz. Whitewash Brushes reg- ular 25cts, each to clear Thursday 3 for 25 cts. %k x % T. C. Forman & Son Best seedless navel.oranges 25c. and 3oc. per dozen, Pineapples 18c. . ' / * * * Miss Walker . See the new summer milf Miss Walkers. GUN CLUB MEETING, A meeting of the Gun Club will be held in the Sebert House: on Thursday May 14th, All shooters are requested to be present. "By order of Wm, Short, President, inery at Wm Stone, caretaking of 'hall for April and May, $2 oo. Stewart McKay, snow, Div. 60, $12.12. : Stephen Smith, shovelling snow on Div. 15, $14.64. is Vernon, work on Div. 2g, $12.77. L. J. Smith, pure bred killed by dogs, $10 oo. 1 shovelling ewe, ~ School Reports Report for 8, S. No 1t Reach for' April. aan Class V--Harvey McCulloch, = © - 'Class IV--Myrtle McCulloch, "Alma Kerry, 3 Class II[--Bertie Wilson, Merl Lambe, - y Class II--Melista and Nellie Stu-: art, Nora Ackney, I Pt II---Gladys Luke i First Class -- John Claughton, Ernan Cook. Loe lone Report of Blackstock pubjic se for the month of April ;-- ~~ SENIOR DIVISION : Benior IV--~John Hocey, Helén Whitfield, Irene Hyland, Selena Swain, Bertha Taylor; Lewis Wil | George ford. ; cause the Provincial elections in Pe held on June 8th the dat +. [the regular ing of the 'R Junior IV-- Everett Trewin, Most people like common-sense}: | | _|{ Salter and Austin Bandy "| Albert ' Farebrother, hoo! | 1 8 | a | 7 pieces of summer wei also shot | "2 dozen Men's Fancy Was dark colors, sizes 34 to 42 Cooked Ham.... Jellied Tongue..... Head Cheese, . areas Bologna .............. A. 3 LI ~-- - Senior III--Rosetta Wright, Har- p old Holmes, Cecil Hill, Ethel Whit. field, Elmer, = Monfitjoy, Austin Willar, - Jessie Power, Howard Bailey, Arthur Bailey, Roy Taylor, Junjor III--Alberta Riches and Etta Croker, Vcra ITooey, Rudsel Riches, Moretta Willan," Murray Forster, Charlie Venomg, Edna Kinsman . Present every day--John Hooey, Murray Forster, Harold Holmes, Russel Riches, Alberta Riches, Esta Croker, ow L. Morweuna Harris, Teacher JUNIOR DIVISION wor A Senior Second-- Laura Harrison, I Margaret Forster, Alice Venning. Junior Second --Eva "Holmes. Part Second--Co'a Riches, Elva Wright, Cryderman 'Part I--Nellie Strutton, - Olive Bailey. . 3 ; . Present every day-- Cora Riches. M. Miriam Cline, Teacher. , Arthur Crozier, Report of Junior Division of Greenbank Public' School for. the month of April ;-- i 'Second Class--Forrest Wilkinson, Alex, Real, Henry Leask, Erma (equal), : Annie Michie and Lester Taylor (equal), Freddie Real, Ned Luke, hm "Part II---Edna Gordon, Howard MeMillan, Frankie Lee, Harry -Me- Millan, {Irene Butcher, Florence Hickman, Lizzie Andrews; Florence ght goods in black grenadeen, ustre in green and red, blue and white, Gents' Furnishings h Vests, keyed buttons, in stripes and checks, y Prices PARIS e Ten cinesiewianven Caen A complete stock of Ties, Shirts, Collars, Soft and Hard Half Hose, Underwear, Etc. Cereerireers reese a 106. *tresesiseansad I0C, ~ Dress Goods Special black, bine and brown regular 50c¢. per yard for 25¥ light an ras veins Hats, Black and Colo RE * - Smoked Back .........,.. Breakfast Bacon ..,.., Smoked Ham......... ..... peer $V . Long Clear Bacon .... 18¢, Tetasheaseaedaai 140, ROSS « son All the Newest Styles and Shapes in Hats... .. St _You can Save MONEY by Buying from . . { Ae. es ao 7 Rath Whitfield, Frankio | BSR 'Willie Martin (absent), Lester Leask, Ste Garnet. McTaggart, gart, Mary Clarkson, Duncan Martin (absent) «Part I~M J. Martin, Marti M ' Andrew McTaggart, Neitie Leask, Junior _P Farlane, A April i buon (6 Walter Marat," Flo Ta Gordon; Florence 1 'Harvey Real, Robbie Leask, Ernfe Lee Salter, Leigh Bundy, Average al Qdanes» --Lorna Dure, Lenore: Medd, wart McTaggart, Annie McTag- ile Norrie, Part II--Sarah Thomas. McTaggart, Mary| 'Martin *McTagg, I--Armstrong Me- orany