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~. ; uested Teque freon an 2 M. F. President of France, his military household, received in the office of the Senate M. Rouvier, the Premier, and shortly after the two en- tered a landau and drove to the Elysee Palace. As M. Fallleres stepped from the carriage every military garrison in France fired a salvo of twenty-one guns and the military band in the courtyard played the "Marseillaise." M. Mollard, chief of the protocol, re- celved M. Fallleres, who slowly mount- ed the steps and entered the Salon des Ambassadeurs, where M. Loubet re- ceived him, surrounded by the Cabinet ard his civil and military household. Warmly Shake Hands. The two Presidents warmly shook hands and M. Loubet welcomed M. Fal- lieres, saying: "Your long and brilllant services to the Republic assure the success of your Presidency and the well-being of the Republic and country. Throughout my administration, which is now brought to a close, 1 have sought to establish peace, union and concord among all good. citizens, that they might labor together In the upbuilding of our insti- tutions of social progress and In strengthening the bonds between France and other countries. The fu- ture will tell if I have realized some of this program, to which I have con- secrated all my efforts. "Thanks to the consggat support of Parliament, the relations between France and other nations have been congtantly fortified, and we may have full confidence in the maintenance of peace and the security of the national 'henor." President Loubet closed with evid- ence of much emotion. New President's Speech. Mr. Fallleres responded as follows: -- "I am profoundly touched by the cordlality of the welcome given me. I come here stmply as one goes to a duty, kpowing that I will be sustained in my task by the recollection of the high civic virtues of which you have never ceased to set an example during the too short years of your terms as Presi- dent. I take up these great responsi- bilities, hoping that I may fulfil them as you have done under all oircum- stances. Like you, I will be everything to France and to the Republic." The Premier, M. Rouvier, welcomed M. Fallieres in the name of the Govern- ment, and the Ministers then retired and proceeded to the Rue Dante to await the arrival of M. Loubet at his new house. M. Fallleres, conducted by M. Lou- bet, visited the apartments in the Ely- see and the mysteries of the "cabinet de travail' were explained to him. M. Loubet then entered his carriage to drive to his house, and M. Fallieres, as a prety compliment, insisted on ac- companying him to his home. During the drive the two Presidents ded b: Comber, Feb. Sauve '| Staples was killed by fast Michigan ne pid Not Hear Train Com! 20.--B: of utler Central express No, 10 last night. He evidently walking on the track At and aid not observe the ap- for Stenographers, Bookkeepers, Invoice Clerks, etc., have been received by the famous Vo? TORONTO, ONT. Wk FILLED NINE OF TAK POSITIONS AND HAD No ONE ELSE To sEND. Ifyou want to Rot a positiou after graduation, come to the schoul THAT CAN HELP You. A large namber of ex-students from other busincss colleges are now in attendance. College is 0] the entire year. COMMENCE NOW.-- irculars free. , W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal, Cor. Yonge and Alexander Streets. 0005000000000 Specials at Forman's MARMALADE {ORANGES | MESSINA LEMONS NAVAL ORANGES MEXICAN ORANGES 3 LB, TIN OF PEACHES FOR 10c € LBS. FIGS FOR 25¢ 7 LBS. PRUNES FOR 250 HORSE SHOE SALMON 15¢ EGG-0-SEE---THE NEW FOOD---TWO PACKAGES FOR 25¢ OGILVIE'S ROYAL FLOUR 70¢ BEST FAMILY FLOUR 35¢ AYLMER CORN AND PEAS--THREE TINS FOR 25c. SPECIAL PRICES FOR SUGAP -- FITHER REDPATH'S GRANULAT ED OR YELLOW---100 LB. BAGS HOUSEHOLD OUR TABLE OF 15c CHINA IS MADE UP OF 85: ARTICLES LEFT AFTER jHOLIDAYS BE SURE AND SEE OUR BARGAIN MEN'S AND LADIES' BOOTS-- BARGAINS IN ODD T. G. FORMAN & SON. Port Perry, Feb. 14, 1906. were much y the 3 Amid loud cries of "Vive Fallieres!" "Vive Loubet!" the former President of France, stepped from the carriage, bow- ed for the last time to: the people and entered his house as a private citizen. M. Fallleres drove back 'to the Ely- see. Gen. Florentin, Grand Chancellor of the Legion of Honor, called at the Ely- mee and Invested M. Falliéres with the grand cordon of the order. M. Rouvier formally handed the re- pignation of the Cabinet to President Hallieres. The new President, however, the Ministry to continue in The Cabinet will meet this the first time In the ad- of President Fallteres. naloHEy 'of: largest ever polled 1a the : After a bitter 'a local Si pien waa varied | 'Beamsville yesterday by & narrow majority of six votes. ; Going 8. Nicpos, Longworth to Sunny Cuba. Feb. 20.--Mr. Wearing Away Yo * Yes, and your strength too. Sto) 'coughing es Sent to Ri "The one remedy is *'Catarrhozone" ich goes tothe diseased tissues ith the air uybraatte s 2 ta reach the source of the je boun to kill the germs : the sore places ass Catarrhozone. | relief and FALL AND WINTER OVERCOATS WE MAKE ALL KINDS Yon do not need to buy a Ready-Made ome when you can get the Jatest style with good workmanship and lining for $10 or $12. Our complete rangeiof Fall and Winter Su ts «land Overcoats are in Thay -| bad, we ever them. 3 are the finest Come. : 8 v 126 Cals from Business Fim Give us a trial. lines are choice, and the values right. Spring Stocks in the country. out. Regular prices $1.50 to $3.00-- SATEEN WalsTs--Regular $1 to $2.25-- / SiLk, T.usTRE AND CASHMERE WAIsTS--257/ FORT PERRY. EO 6a oF unparalleled Success better and give greater salisadtion\ 19 ithe any other range 4 ps The Gurney, Tilden Company Manufacturers Limited Toronto Hamilton Wionipeg Vancouver We have Souvenir Ranges on view Lm -------- We wish to inform our customers that we have the services of a First-Class Dressmaker from Ta MRS. JUDGE. She will take charge of our rooms few days, and we will be prepared to turn out'first work at strictly moderate prices. Those wh get work done early, should speak at once for Spring Goods We wish to invite inspection of our Spring Stock of Ginghams, Delaines, Wash'Goods and Dress Goods: Other Spring Goods are arriving, and we will show one of the most complete]. OUVENIR § RANGes § are the culmination of* 62 years experience in the manufacture N years of cooking sfoves &Y° THEY _ARE [A LEADERS Our persodal guarantee as well as thas of the makers goes with every stuve. W. L. PARRISH, - Port Perr jut } u AY Our Bargains for This Week. GoLF Brouses.--We have a 14 doz. which we must clear Tis week HALF-PRICE. This WEEK AT HALF-PRICE. Fancy FrencH FLANNEL WalsTs--Regular $4 and $4.25-- Tars week HALF-PRICE. Discount. Furs, Lapies' Jackers, Men's OviercoaTs--Below Cost CARPETS, TAPESTRY AND BRrusseLs--20 per cent. Discount. JONES & SON A 1 A] yA EX : i x i :. Scranton, Nut, Stove, Furnace, Grate. Lump Steam Coal for Threshing, Prices right. Scranton Co We have our Coal Sheds filled with all sizes of the BEST Also the very best |¢ Bl ackmithing Coal, A No. 1 Blosburg Coal. Give us a call. PURDY & ARCHER.| TAY that have established Granite and Marble for Monuments, Head Stones, &ec. line sé businses ve are sonfigent we stein d 'ormation regarding values; an e Te business at such prices anna ho Patronage solicited. - Kindly give A Port Perry. July 5, 1905, |. 3 I EF All worlc first-class and sa'isfaction guaranteed. Having had large experience extending over very many years in a position to give rel NewGranitedMarbleWorks IN PORT PERRY. . T. R, STAFFORD & SON Beg to intimate to the inhabitant of Port Perry and surrounding ccunt Paton ] , just west of the Post Office, Port Perry, where they prepared to execute all orders entrusted to them ro -fand Winter is coming and I am still "trade. 3 to all, BUT NO MONOPOLY, or SARCRIFIGE gmade Clothing to Mr. J. A. Lane, I all | MES. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP." 700 situations offered 1905 RITISH AMERICAN BUSINESS COLLEGE oldest quickest safest A. FARQUHARSON, B. A OME TO US AT ONCE if 8 you suspect any trouble with our eyes aud you'll be sorry you have waited wo long. FR IL.UKHEH, Refeacting Optician, 11 King St. West, TORONTO House and Lot Tor Sale . The un§ersigned offers for sale his fine prdperty on Cochrane Street, Port Perry] On the] premises are a commodious Dwelling, and Barn. Good hard { water. GEORGE LANE, Jan. g, 1906. Port Perry To the Public. As timesand seasons change so it becomes for necessary business men occasionally to change their advertisements, The Fall is hera| here with a large and first class Stock of Furniture suitable for the furnishing a house reasonable as any other. I solicit a fair share of My Motto is * Equal rights Selfish Motive." My Undertaking Department is complete with a full line of Caskets and Coffins. I can furnlsh a first- class Hearse without extra eharge. i Warerooms door to St Charles Hotel. next JOHN NOTT Por! Perry, Oct. 20, 1904. Sale of Ready-made Clothing, | Not having disposed of my Ready have decided to dispose of it at a acr:fice in order to clear out the gntire Stock. 20 per cent discount ill be allowed on all Cash pur- ascs. Mens' and Boy's Suits, vercoafs, Caps, Brace, Mits, loves and Undearwear. Sale will ontinue till all of the stock is dis- Come early get your f g@ Sale at Purdy's Old Stand. E. H. PURDY. . 12, 1905. ince the above appeared in print 12) I bave purchased the 'stock of Clothing at a tre- dous . sacrifice and intend to he public the full benefit of tunate purchase ; the price of ment has been cut to the o that the price you will Clothing at my store for few weeks will be the low- eivable. I am bound to plete clearance. ; J. A. LANE. lass Improved Farm Property. AT &), tion given to all applications. J. H. BROWN, PORT PERR' m-- X DACHE HEADACHE 5 LGIA CURE cure ever: dealers or di a FOR /00 be replaced bj a new skirt same style and x 3 A Goran SIX Potion If silk should split or crack within three months it will material, REMOVAL ially, I am satisfied I have now one of the best and extensive premises, where I have Goods, a full line of SCHOOL Port Perry, Sept 2 1900. MILLINERY AT H ALF- L: & J: STOUFFER, opened PRIGE. Having had the commodious Store in the Currie Block fitted up espec-| Suits as good and as cheap » LC appointed Drug Storesin the Province, and have taken possession of my new up, in addition to my extensive stock of Drugs, Chemicals, and Fancy BOOKS AND SUPPLIES While returning thanks to my numerous patrons I would extend an invitation to all to call and see me in my mew premises, A] DAVIS. Merchant e Peas--Small, Buckwheat . Beans .... Grass Seed...... Alsike Clover... Red Clover... Turkeys Geese . Ducks, Butter . Eggs. Merchant Tailor Shop D. PERK] Tailoring Business in the Blong Block, with a fine collection of Suitings, Vestings and Pantings. Having had a large exper- {ience I am prepared to make, and up-to-date as any in the trade. Suits made to order from $10 up. Port Perry, June 1, 1904. REAL Experience is Invariably Essential to Success. H AVING had considerable experience in Sales of some of the largest transactions in faction to all concerned, I have concluded to whole attention to disposing of all Real Estate placed in wy hands for sale. I would call special attention of parties requirir Four fine properties now listed and for Sale Three Farms in Scugog. fine Farm in Reach. && Parties desirous of disposing of lande will consult their own interests by placing them sale. Satisfaction guaranteed. LOANS without Commission on Real Est in sums to suit borrowers, at ur rates. Quick action. Companies. Prompt attention given to applicati Port Perry, Sept. 3, 1GO1. A GREAT SACRI ----IN THE-- DURING THE HOLIDAY | sisting of Give me a call. Cash or Approved Credit, trade. EF Agent for Monuments." €3 EF Weod Wanted. ©3 ESTATE BROKER. in this district, and in every instance giving perfect satis FARMS FOR SATE {devote my | that may be | (Ii { I il g Farms to | d properties I with me lor | EZ | represent the most desirable Fire and Life Insurance negotiating Real Estate ate security yusually low | | | | | ons. | FICE Sale of Furniture! { ON EA $ The undersigned will sell a large quantity of first-class Furniture con- Parlor, Dining Room. Bed Room. Sets &e E> A Fine lot of Picture Frames and Gilt Mouldings suitable to the JOHN NOTT. Full Stoc OF EVERYTHING IN THE CHEAPNESS STYLE Durability and STRENGTH, ; Cannot be urpassed in the County, Robes, Blankets, Bells, Trunks &o., in abundance, Oomparison of Prices Courted W. A. BEATTY. kK Harness Line Dillon Hinge-Stay Fence Manufactured by the Owen Sound Wire Fence Co. Ltd., and am prepared to supply this whol community with the very BEST WIRE FENCE produced an this Continent and at prices that can not fail to satisfy purchasers. The DiLron Fence is without a peer. It is the BEST. because it 1§ flexible; it is a square mesh ; itis a | perfect hinge-stay fence, therefore {it is impossible to bend the stays; lin fact it is the best fence made in this or any other country | Before purchasing a Wire Fence | don't fail to inspect the DiLLoN J. H. Brown, DEALER AGRICULTURAL MENTS AND MACHINERY. Ap:il 6, 19035 SEAGRAVE IN IMELE To Sell or Rent. I'he undersigned will sell or rent his House and ot in Prince Albert. For particulars apply to the pro prietor on the premises R. BRANTON-" Prince Albert, March 20, 1905. | | TF YOU WOULD HAVE GOOD LUCK | IN HATCHING CHICKENS, DUCKS axpTURKEYS, you should without delay | purchuse "The Chatham", the King of all Incubators. | | Let us lista few of the features that make 'The Chatham Incubator the most effective hatching apparatus ever built. X It has double walle, which are thoroughly packed with Mineral Wool * absolutely fireproof, and the most | nou-conductor that could be used. It has Automatic, Thermostatic Bar Regu. lator, Selfveutilated Nursery. It in- made for a Canadian People by a reliable ~ Canadian Firm that has a reputation to maintain, THE CHATHAM will hatch more etrong, + robust chicks, from strongly ferfilized eggs. than any other machine niade. THE CHATHAM will pay yon 108% better than any other investient mude on the Farm. Mr. George Lee, Greenbank, Out., writes us follows ;-- N. Ixoram, Port PERRY, ONT. Drak Sig. --1 am more than delighted with the Chatham Incubator purchased tast Summer as it is giving entire satisfaction, I have just taken off my first hatch fos this season, March 15th, 1905. and fiom 90 eggs.' [have 79 smart chicks which I consider » hard to beat at this time of the yearand iss "0% batter than hatohing with hens, I: can cheerfully recommend The Chiatbam to. every person contemplating buying am * [neubator, as you cannot vane A mistake by so duing. . THE CHATHAM is sold on time, ei in one, two or three payments, uot 4 cen required until next October. ou 2 EGGS FOR HATQHING When purchasing eggs for hatehing : make sure you are receiving them v heathy stock; We can supply the very best,-and agree to rey clear egg returned, free of Lave the Burr 0: Winter 1 » ¥