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* Further details will be forthcoming shorty. We Swodd suggest that anyone interested 3 row. tractor would send us their name and address and' full information will be forwarded to them as soon as posse. he pr hot 3 ° Sesnad and muh This year it fell to the lot of the re- presentatives 'from Northumberland to have one of 'their number selected as Warden, and three names were placed in nomination, = The others "| were Reeve N. R. Hart, of Murray # | Township and' Reeve Gordon Parker | of Alnwick Township. © . Reeve Nelson secured twenty votes and a majority over the other two | candidates on the first batot. Thirty- 'nine members of the Council were pre- MAJESTIC Mighty Monarch of * e Air. The radio the A spectacular and quick rise to I is unequalled in history of radio. {FLEE "ji i daughters, Mrs. Stovin, of Oshawa; Mrs. Merritt, of Moose Jaw; and Mrs. Clarence Hood, of Port Perry; also one brother and fivé sisters, The family have the sympathy of all their many friends in their sorrow, Up soared the lark into the air; A shaft of song, a winged prayer As if a soul released from pain, Were flying back to Heaven again. Mr, and Mrs. Byron Osborne and family, of Pleasant Point, Mr. Roy Hope and sister Zella, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Hardy on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. J. L. Sweetman were guests of her parents, Mr and Mrs, Robt. Jackson on Sunday. Mr. George Lane visiting in Bow- manville over the week end. Mg. K. Keller was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dodsley, on Sunday. Mrs. A. Brunt, of Enniskillen, is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. Mark, for a week. Mr. and Mrs, S. Rodman were guests of Mr. arid Mrs. C. Graham, on Sunday. Mr. John Burnham, of Toronto, has been visiting his parents for the past "week. Mr. Clarence Carter was the guest of Mr. Milton Demera on Sunday, There was a mistake in last week's news. Mrs. .D. Hope's name should not have appeared in the foot Sunday School report. Mr. Alton Mark, of Oshawa, visited his Scugog friends last week. Mr. A. Rogerson of Port Perry, was down to his farm last week putting in a supply of ice, Misses Della and Nellie Lee were guests of the Misses Milner, on Sun- day. Miss Gladys Dodsley, of Burketon, visited her parents over the week end. Mr, Sydney Chandler was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Sweetman, on Sun- day. A very pleasant social evening was enjoyed at the home of Mr, and Mrs. R. Burnham Tuesday evening when a hambet. of their friends Same in for with Ashburn friends on Thursday. | be gn early spring, etc. ; Buches, at Assembly Hall; of High ma NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR RNa DIVORCE SACRIFICE PRICES ON " Women' s and Misses' Dresses $7.95 and Coats DRESSES IN TWO GROUPS $15. 95 A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE No woman can afford to pass this end of our year bargain. Inventory days are here, we will soon need space for new goods. You will' certainly get "the greatest dress value in these two bargains. Now $9.95 COATS Now §1850 Beautiful Fur Trimmed Broadcloth Coats, only a few left. Regular $27.50 For $18.50 Lovely Fur Trimmed Suedenes, Rayon lined and interlined. Regular $22.50 For $9.95 LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HATS A final clearing of these lovely Hats--Felts and Velvets. Hats, regularly up to $2.95 Hats, regularly up to $4.95 SUTCLIFFE & SON MYRTLE p Mrs. Bert Duc motored to the city Mr. Ed. Whippey had a splendid sale of twenty milch cows on Friday, They were in splendid order and they averaged nearly one hundred dollars. Mrs. Percy Pherrill, who has been nursing her mother Mrs. Bateman for over 2 months, returned to her home in Montreal, last week. A trained nurse is now in charge of Mrs. Bate- man; who is still in a critical condi- tion. The heavy snow fall over the week end made the roads very heavy again. But the farmers are very optimistic about it, as such & heavy coating of snow on the fields is a splendid sign of good crops this harvest. Mr, O. H. Downey attended the County Council meeting in Whitby last week and made his appeal for a donation for the Agricultural Society of which he is president. Mr. William H. Wilson celebrated his 80th birthday on Thursday of last week and walked to the Gld home- stead where he spent his boyhood days with his brother Christopher. Miss Pearl Vance visited Toronto friends over the week end. A number from here attended the Community Club at Mr. Roy Percy's on Friday night, and report a usual good time spent in dancing and pro- gressive euchre. Miss Effie getting the highest points and winning the prize for the ladies in the euchre contest. Mrs, James Cook is spending a few days with her daughter Mrs. George Jeffrey, of Brooklin. Rev. Mr. Merriam has been confined to his bed and under the doctor's care suffering from a painful attack of sciatica. Preaching service was can- celled at the different appointments on account of this. "Qld Bruin" did not get a chance to see his shadow on Sunday and now what? Time alone will prove out the old saying that if he don't there will Friday night, Feb. A PORT PERRY Going-Out of Business We have decided to close out our business, and in order to clear out our stock of Suitings and Overcoatings, the prices will be reduced so low that it will pay you to buy NOW, We are making a special on Men's Trousers-- Values you cannot beat--$10.00 Trousers for $7.00. DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING DONE W. R. WILLAN MERCHANT TAILOR PORT PERRY MOST of the prosperous farmers of today began by working for some one else. Spurred on by the desire to own their own farm, they put their money in the bank month by month, and season by season, until they could pay for land of their own. If you, too, are warking for another man and want a farm of your own, your course is clear--put your money in the bank. YOU WILL LIKE BANKING AT THE ROYAL The Royal Bank = of Canada Port Perry Branch B. D. Henry, Manager BL RH pg Ss v Wo,