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7 We write every kind of reliable Insurance, 'Mortgage Loans, and Real Estate WANTED --A few first mortgages on property. Several sums have been placed with us for mci in- " 'vestment in this class of ecuieY: ; Basin I 1s Good For Your STOCK If your horses or cattle are not in good flesh, coats i rough'and vitality low,it is evident that somethirg is the matter with them. You will notice a marked improve- ment after giving a few doses of Pratt's Animal Regulator "because it acts directly on the blood, bowels, and di- gestive organs of the animals. Dairy Cows produce more butter and milk. It builds up rundown Horses. Try a package ORVAL BYER Druggist and Optician, Port Perry . JUST ARRIVED A Carload of WINDSOR SALT in Bags and Barrels. A full line of Groceries, and Boots & Shoes always on hand. ¥ F. McCLINTOCK JOUR MOTTO rvice and Quality" When you need meat, you need choice Do you realize what this means to you? Cal and convince yourself or phone Bell 29. : Recruiting Notes : Itis not likely that any Govern- ment will risk submitting the question | of conscription to a vote of the people 1f the. compulsory measure comes it will come without question because the men to meet the supreme need of the Empire 'cannot be secured as volunteers. 000 If conscription-comes, districts that have sent their quota of men may be esempr? Have we sent our quota? 000 "Britain is asking for more' men. Canada has more men, We must bring the two ideas together."--Hon. Geo P Graham. 000 Perhaps you cannot go yourself. Perhaps you feel -that you need the help. of your sons or your employees. But courtesy to the recruiting officer will cost you nothing. He is simply doing what often proves to be a very distasteful duty. Will Richardson Dead Will Richardson, son of Mr Fred Richardson (of Smith & Richardson) died on Sunday last from blood poi- soning. It seems that one day last week he carried a new born calf home from the Lack end of the farm, plac- 'That night he complained of a pain in the back of his neck, where the skin had been broken slightly. Poul- tices were applied without relief being obtained, and the doctor was called and he pronounced the case to be one of blood poisoning. That was on Wednesday night of last week, and on Sunday last the unfortunate young man died, in spite of every effort to save his hfe. Deceased was a very popular and widely known young man. It is only a year 01 50 ago since he married the daughter of Mr Job White. The firm of Smith & Richardson have been noted for years for the heavy horses raised by them. Of late young man who has just died, has taken an interest in thorobred Shorthorn cattle General Sir Sam Hughes Resigns General Sir Sam Hughes has ten- dered his resignation as Minister of Militia, at the request of Premier Borden, on the ground that **The retirement of Sir Sam Hughes is in part the outcome of the estab- lishment of the Ministry of Overseas Forces, and in part 1s due to the assumption by Sir. Sam of powers which, in the judgment of the Prime Minister, can be exercised only by the Government as a whole." General Sir Sam Hughes did a big thing in raising the Canadian army '| from practically nothing to its present ing the animal across his shoulders. 4 Band CE Keep this date open -- Saturday evening, November 18. That 1s the date of the big concert to be given by the 182nd Bn Band, assisted by their Male Quartette. This will a good opportunity to hear the County Band one of the best that was at Niagara. General admission 35c. Married FLUTE-LAING--On Nov 1, 1916, by 'Rey, ] W Buoner, Albert Flute, of Raglan, to Miss Evelyn Laing, of Port Perry. Now a Major Capt. Patten, of the 182nd Bn, who is in charge of recruiting in Ontario County, has been raised to the rank of Major. Congratulations. Dr. W. A. Sangster Writes Dr, W. A Sangster, who is with the Overseas Forces; has been writing some interesting letters to the Misses Sexton. Some extracts follow: Having a few days leave, he visited Scotland. "Edinboro Castle, which is now used as a barracks by the Argyle and Sutherland Hi hlanders, is a great, grim old fortress, built on a high rock overlooking the city. From the ram- parts one can look down on the fam- ous old Haymarket where so many executions look-place. We also saw Holyrood Palace, which contains the bedchamber and bed of Charles 1. also the bed of the untortunate and beautiful Mary, Queen of Scotts, all in a good state of preservation. "At Inverness, the real capital of the Highlands, I discovered two namesakes (cousins) both of whom have some sons in the -Cameron Highlanders. "We had to get a pass to get into Inverness from no less a person hin "Lochiel" Chief of the Camerons. He is otherwise known as Colonel Cam- eron, who has been in France, where he was severely wounded. He was kindness itself to us. "We enjoyed a beautiful sail from Inverness down the Caledonian Canal to Fort Augustus. We climbed Ben Nevis, and at 4050 ft,, the highest point in Great Britain, I plucked the sprig of purple heather that I.am sending to you. "It would require a manuscript in- stead of a mere letter to describe all the interesting and historic places I visted--Stirling Castle, with its Doug- las Room, its execution stone, etc; the sites nf Culloden and the Battle of Bannockburn." i ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH--Rev J W West, M.A, SINGLE COPIES ec. No. 46 -- THE g stank BANK FARMERS % 5 Advances to farmers are made EST'D 1873 a special feature by this Bank. 238 PORT PERRY BRANCH New Model 1917 FORD TOURING CAR $495.00 F. 0. B. FORD, ONTARIO. Garage Ontario Carnegie's Port Perry after the law bas been in force for some time. Notes and Comments The Toronto Star sees danger of the customs laws being evaded if fly- ing machines come into extensive use after the war. Perhaps we shull reach' a day about that time when taxation) ! County Council COUNTY OF ONTARIO November 21, 1916 The adjourned meeting of the Coun- cil of the Corporation of the County : ; of Ontario, will be held pursuant to helpful pride in our neighborhood. adjournment on Tuesday, the 21st of o00 November at the hour of two o'clock It looks as though the women voted i the afternoon, in the Council will be direct and for revenue only. 000 Canadian patriotism and sentiment must start in a love of home, and a for Wilson. techinal school to learn to make bread. That is where the country lass is ahead of her city cousin. ooo State wide prohibition was defeated . Chamber, Whatty. Toronto housewives are going to All communications to be laid be- fore the Council, should be forwarded to the Clerk, properly certified (if ac- counts) at least three days before the meeting of the Council. Dated at Whitby, this 13th day of proportions. His energy was wonder- | will preach Sabbath Nove ber 19 at ful, and the results achieved were, 1! 05: 05 Pun Ad ip the com- almost unbelievable Jit is unfortunate, | 100 ps ol- je' anc at.{ pm on both for himself and his country, that The gospel and the discouraged. he was not endowed with greater self- . restraint. in Missouri. The trouble was that November, 1916, the man from Missouri "had to be J. E. FAREWELL, shown." And that cannot be until County Clerk. LG. HALL EAT MARKET, PORT PERRY a 1 } On Tuesday an Port Perry, Lost On Te meters brooms Finder kindly leave at STAR Office. To Inbestors THOSE WHO, FROM TIME TO TIME, HAVE FUNDS REQUIRING # INVESTMENT, MAY PURCHASE AT PAR | their children haye reached their journey' end, although no werd. has DOMINION OF CANADA DEBENTURE STOCK i ERE i : IN SUMS OF $500 OR ANY MULTIPLE THEREOF. Louis F Stein will For Sale put up at auction at we 2 P Charles hotel, ; dehy ro vin | ~ Pretorian Arrived The Pretorian arrived safely on its scheduled time, and itis that |the Mrs Abbotts, Mrs , and of ENRY FRISE, of the vilage| Perry, in the County of On: dest" i} Ry of Norn, 510 a tin Fou H. HARRIS. ) Solicitor for on Bacco of Henry | Fie Principal repayable 1st October, 1919. Interest payable half-; 1st April and 1st October by cheque (free of exchange at any chartered in Canada) at the rate of five per cent mnnum from the date of this have the privilege of surrendering at par and as the cash, in payment of any allotment Canada other than an issue of