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0 éss Extract God Live Oil and. : Ly of Hrpoamapiie existing cold be Sosvunte © ance shall be paid jant Sat staction--No Regrets you like to think o your Silverware, isn't' will be your expe Jou, buy Homes They are protected where the ff laid the wear points ( on the back of ag bow] have a piece of Sterling Silver weld- bs In thé "Super Plate' the same wear points re- ve a heavy extra coat of pure silver, and in both lines tip of the bowl is also super plated. > . Manufactured exclusively in 'Canada: Our Repalr Department always gives the best satisfaction JAMES McKEE + "JEWELLER Lo STATIONER RRL ance of USURMALRLEY BOOT & SHOE SALE Maroh 8 to. Saturday, March 20 d out of SpE Staok, but includes This is a , Sisiies to. - s Vi EN PERCE CENT. uns of 'SEN You wil ue not get for a long time as all boots and - uch higher than Shey = are how. N ' \ than any ¥ other fact in the, ernment is this fact--there {aki hy 'were joinosed. ing their eyes when they 1 buildin Whick the Hon. ; ive years. : of road will mean a big d work § for the Minister ads to. be taken over by list which follows; v to Lindsay Hope to P Kingston to Ota i Ottawa to Point Fortune: Ottawa to Pembroke Erisne Provincial System of the d Jistances mentioned see For instance Pee when in ite £ of fae ils more 1, soba for in ALE Pe Te al Se RE yy CR TR / He Soanmon to be inaccurate. Probably 422 miles of vo It is intended that the cost of comtrucion and mainten- A Ge ollows:, 40 Federal Govern- men e Pp C are A Biggs, toh if possible the word "municipality" should mean County. Much emphasis was placed by the Minister of Highways on the néed of proper maintenance of existing highways; and if the Provincial overnment can do no more than stop the wasteful practice of building roads and then allowing them to deteriorate until they must be rebuilt, the Province will e 46 miles.) 'have gained much. To prove their practical interest in this 'matter, the Sovernient will For forty per cent. for mainten- enty per cent. as at present. ads, instead o Forty | er goin of the ide dd of Township road engi- neers will be paid by the Government. 'This may be an in- dugement to Reach .and other Townships which continue the statute labor idea, to commute the statute labor at a proper rate, and employ a road superintendent who could work out a proper system of road construction. . Twenty per cent. of the cost of road construction and maintenance in Townships will also be borne by the Govern- ment. This assistance i is given with the- idea that the feeders to the main highways must be kept in fair condition if these leading roads are to be of any value to the farmers and the general community. Special consideration would be given, Mr. Biggs said, to municipalities having a population of less than 1500 (meaning villages), through which a Provincial highway might pass. In order to help these municipalities, the Government would build their road § for them, as he felt that unless something like this were done, it would rzsult in a large number of poor stretches of road in different parts of the Provincial system. Many of ' these small centres, he stated, are in poor fin- ancial condition, and if left to construct their own roadway for the full length of their extended municipal boundaries, they would probably be unable to do their work promptly or well. As roadway No 18 runs from Whitby and Lindsay passing 'through Port Perry, this statement by Hon. Biggs should be of rly to our townspeople. Its quite as he says--vil- lages are financially unable to cope with the road problems within their praniipalifice without assuming a considerable burden of debt, or else taking a number of years to perma- nently construct their main highways, during which time the * other thorofares are more or less neglected. It is Boteworthy that without any great flourish of trumpets, 80 good and, comprehensive a program of road building should be outlined by the new Government. Hydro Power for Reach and : Scugog. dently Reach and Scugo SF wnghips are anxious to dro-Electrie power. "And small wonder. cure Snodgh wer to grind grain, cut feed, or set r, light LE x togrnd and perform much worl fam, .. I Satimatad ot 36 mle: ' She | and 20% by the" by the noblest spirit of When a | or about $10 'per month, 'many of : made a great stride toward Solving the old hd And, prone and he "an Wished them many ha) 24 ears in their new home at e Britian. ; The drama, "Dust - "of the Greenbank = Stub last del evening was well rendered A congregational meeting i 'the Church will be held in 2 ne school roomon af Thursday after '|noon- of this week when the Stewards will present their re- ports of last vear's work. At the glose + the ladies' will serve tea in the school room. Will every friend of the church endeavor to be present and help to make this gathering a success Mr. and Mrs. John Scott, of Peterboro, with the former's brother, Mr L Scott and family. 'According to last reports Miss Blanche Frise is recovering from her recent illness and is expect- ed home in a short time, Don't forget McClintock's sale of boots and shoes. 10% off. CONDOLENCE. At 'a meeting of the officers representing the 34th, iment, the 116th and 182nd. Ontario County Battalions, the followin motion was carried by a ph ing silent vote, 'We, the officers representing the County of Ont- ario in the above menetioned units, desire to express our sin- cere syn pathy with the rela- tives and freinds of all our for- mer comrades who fought in the various arms of the service in the great war, and so willing- ly gave their lives in the defence of freedom. They were actuated trio- tism and counted not their lives dear to themselves, if only they in the world. They are our her. oes indeed and in truth and theirr noble example will furnish inspiration to our Canadian youth. for generations to come, We realize that in the loss of your loved ones you are sorely press to you our deepest sym- pathy in your affliction." (Sgd.) C. F. Bick. Lt. Col. 0.C.-34 Ontario County Regt: Mr. William Sellers Wm. Sellers, who died on Sat- urday at Prince Albert was born in Canada and worked at farm ing and milling in Uxbridge for a time before settling in the township of Reach, where he re- mained fifty years. He was married to Miss-M. A. Jones of Pickering. The last nine years they lived in Prince Albert. Mr. Sellers was taken ill about three weeks ago, dying ef Bright's disease, in'his 82nd year. The funeral was held on Tuesday to Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert. Sellers and three children: Wm. A. Sellers of Uxbridge, Mrs. Ashton, Reach' and Mrs. G. L Smith of Uxbridge. -Mr. Sellers was a man of fine character, Sujet and unassumin, but thorough a honourable, an ssessed of those virtues which ave given Christianity the won- derful power that it has in the 'world. He loved tha church, and 'he loved righteousness. Hi li life interests, aside from his dail work, were found in the sd ties of the church, particularly - in the Sunday School, His life was an ennobling influence upon those with whom he came in contact. present. : full house turned out and every - lone was well pleased. could advance humanity's cause dereaved and we desire to ex-- -He is survived by Mrs, 8% every successful business venture is built on Savings. er The Standard Bank oo Canada can be of great assish- ance in helping you to dp velop your business. - STANDARD BANK OF CANADA PORT PERRY BRANCH | R. H. SHORT Manager ears 2 2 SIUOVOCE DOW Snap Shots by the Wayside J. E. D. F444 4400044440044 +H Let us all work for everything" 2 yorthy of the new 'and y. We need to : taught less of the traditions and superstitions and more of the realities of life. TETIIIIITS The problem of progressive minds today is to get something really worthwhile, done in spite of the inertia of the people. Only the truth Shall make us free. The task of the workers is to be brave,steadfast, tolerant and seek the development of their own brains, The powers that be would be far better employed finding out the cause of the present unrest, rather than do ignoble things to suppress and squelch it. 000 No structure of any conse- quence has been built on any- thing but an ideal and it. is on ideals that the beautiful strue- ture of a trrnsformed humanity {will be built. ° 000 The greatest questions of the day cannot be settled by bullets, nor by jailing men and women. Both of those means are violent, reactionary and really solve nothing. 000 Religion and Christianity are not the same as theology and churchianity. The former would transform the whole of life and our institutions. The latter seeks to reform them. 000 Some people would sooner ar- gue than work. Don't spend your time fighting old and con- servative ideas ina theoretical manner nor by argument but. help to remove the economic cause of conservatism. - 000 A mule doesn't put the load on his own back and when his mas- ter overloads him he just lies down won't do anything, Most people have'nt the sense of 3 mule when it comes to sel 12 'their re Topresentatives. They. ios % y. the pi their backs and even then insist 'on carrying their ht by voting henchmen vi na 'ment and legislatures who de- i mand that the load shall stay : where it is. als vileged "class to get on