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Country Correspondence Chickens Wanted ~All kinds of poultry bought at highest mar- ket price---Cash. Will call for fowl if wfler will drop me word general delivery, Port Perry. x L. STEIN, Port Perry, Ont. Utica Mr. and Mrs. Wm Tummonds, of Port Perry, spent Sunday with Mr. George Kerry. Mr. Milton Prentice has rented the Robert Brown farm at Ashburn. Mr. Thos. Sonley is slightly better at time of writing. A number of the local membets of the Loyal Orange Lodge attended the convention of the Order held in Osh- awa on Tuesday. Rev. Mr. Jones, of Victoria College Toronto, preached missionary sermons in the Methodist Church, here last Sunday. On this account the Quar- terly services were postponed until Sunday. Manchester Mrs. Joseph Flewell friends 1n Toronto. Mr. John Johnson Jr. spent a few days visiting friends in Toronto and Hamilton last week, | Quite a number from 'Prince Albert attended the Quarterly Meeting last Sunday. The service was conducted ty our Pastor, who preached an excel lent sermon on "The Highway of Holiness." We are pleased to learn that a Juvenile Mission Band has been or- ganized in this village, and we feel confident under the leadership of Mrs, Chas Lamb, it will be a success: A meeiing will be held in the church next Saturday at 2.30 p.m. The Ladies' Aid Society will meet at the home of Mrs. J Mitchell on Wednesday afternoon next at 3 o'clock. OO en, 1s visiting W.F.M.S. 'The thirty-fourth annual meeting of the Whitby Women's Foreign Mis- sionary Society's Presbytenial was held in the Prebyterian Church, Brooklin, on Wednesday, January, 21st. The off- dcers for the next year are as follows: President-- Mrs. MacFadyen, Dun- barton. Vice-Presidents --Mrs. Somerville, Orono; Mrs. Scott, Port Perry; Mrs. Nicolls, Bomanville; Mrs. Cameron Columbus; Mrs. McKenzie, Clarke; Mrs. West, Port Perry. Cor. Sec.--Miss Jessie Panton, S. Oshawa. Rec. Sec.--Miss Bessie Smith, Col- wmmbus. Sec. of supplies--Mrs. Jos. Kean, Whitby. M. B. Sec.--Mrs. G. L. Johnston, Pickering. ra sare---Mrs. I. Dewar, Oshawa Treasurer--Miss H. Pringle, Whit- Auditors--Mrs. w. M. Pringle, Whit- by, and Mrs. 1. McClellan, Whitby. EE Scugog ~ A house social was given at the e on Wednesday evening last the 28th. About 73 persons were in attendance, the unique form of ad- mission according to the stature, caus- ing much merriment. The proceeds amounting to $13.00 are to be applied on the small church debt at the centre appointment. Be on the look out for the definite date of the lecture to be given on: the sland during the month of March by Messrs J. De Flavelle and Cinnamon, IM of y, on their recent trip ar- 7omnd the world, 'Mr. Thos. Clarke experienced a Hamilton, 1038. Arvilla Alldred 244. Sr. II--Annie Hamilton; 1408, Lance Davidson, 668. Jr 11--John Hamilton, 1045. Sr, 1---Clarence Ferguson, 21384, Arvilla Bradburn, 1865. Alldred, 128, Grace White, (absent) t | guson (absent) Willie Hamilton (ab- sent) Winnie M. B. Elliott, Teacher." Women's Institute Shirley The meeting at Mrs. Allen Moore's was a brilliant affair in spite of the extreme cold, over fifty being gener} ously entertained. The program was varied and inter- esting. The light thrown upon the Farmer's Daughter revealed many un- suspected phrases, of her rights. The next meeting is to be held at Mrs. Henry Mountjoy's, Feb. 11th, where Mrs. (Rev. Kidd will 'address the ladies, in, her well known happy man- ner. Let none miss this meeting as there will be much to interest every- body. Will the members please bring or send the books of the traveling library the time limit has expired. M, G. County: Council (Continued from front page) sub-sec 2, of the act respecting High Schools and Collegiate Institutes. It was moved and seconded, "That whereas the Ontario Hydro Electric Commission has agreed to build, con- struct and operate a Municipal Hydro Electric Railway radiating from Toronto, through the - municipalities of Scarboro, Markham, Uxbridge, Pickering, Whitby and Reach, termin- ating at the Towns of Uxbridge. Port Perry and Whitby. And whereas the Dominion Gov- erment has largely subsidized railways constructed and- operated by private parties, and whereas the proposed Electric Railway will be operated solely for the benefit of the municipal- ities interested. Therefore the Coun- cil of the Corporation of the County of Ontario in session assembled, dir- ects that a memorial on its behalf be presented to the Government of the Dominion of Canada, praying that the usual grant of six thousand four hundred dollar; per mile, to aid in the construction be made by the Dominion Government, and we further direct that the Clerk be instructed to forward a copy of this resolution under the corporate seal of the Council to Messrs Wm. Smith Esq., member of Parliament for South Ontario, and S. S. Sharp, Esq, member for North Ontario, requesting them to place the same before the Honorable Frank Cochrane, Minister of Railways and Canals for Canada. Carried, STANDING COMMITTEES, 1914 FINANCE AND ASSESSMENT Tom. A. Wilson Esq." Chairman, Cannington; Messrs. Cameron, Con- ant, Wetheral, Sparks. ROADS AND BRIDGES Dr. John J. Moore, Chairman, Brooklin; Messrs. Blanchard, Wilson, Gerow and McNabb. EDUCATION H- S. Cameron, Esq.,, Chairman, Beaverton; Messrs. Foster, Sparks, Morgan and Dobson. COUNTY PROPERTY John Bateman, Esq. Chairman, Whitby; Messrs. Foster, Sparks, Mor- gan and Dobson. PRINTING John Wetheral, Esq., Chairman, |: Derryville; Messrs. Jackson, Westlake, Heavener, and McKenzie. LEGISLATION AND MEMORIALS George Gerow, Esq, Chairman, Port Perry; Messrs. Heavener, Blan- chard, Batema and Sackville. MILEAGE AND PER DIEM ALLOWANCE 'Elias B. Hoover, Esq., Chairman, Atha; Messrs. Morgan, Mcintyre, Rogers an and Jackson... AGRICULTURE J. T. Dobson, Esq, "Chairman, | Nabb, 'McRenzie and Sackville. 'severe and sudden illness on Monday. | Sr. I1T--Vera Forder, 1902, Fred Pr.--Lloyd Alldred, 148, George Beatrice Wrdy, (absent), Luella Fer- to the Sect., as soon as possible, as] Manchester; Messrs. Westlake, Me- fof Thiee tons « and extra This extra t "The customer must Epay and waste effort. ~~ given to the customer. Orchard te Coal Man _ for this wasted racite Comp ny, h cd by Orchard the Coal Mat 1 Handle only 'the best grad 2 To el'minate all inferior coal ] grading, screening and thorough inspection, ~~ The saving effected in not handling w waste matter. is £3 ad if not satisfactory. Port Perry exalll. Kidy Fills and Rexall Kidney Remedy (Liquid) for all Kidney and Bladder troubles. All the above Remedies are guaranteed--money back RE Rheumatic E : For the relief and ¢ cure of all forms of Rheumatism A. J DAVIS, Druggist Ontario wick Cedar Shingles which tured largely on the butts are 2} hicks sap, are not kiln dried; mad timber, the wood being left state. abont thirty-five years. satisfaction, Try them, $3.75 and $3.00. and W. Scranton Coal. Will local points, Prices right. I have a stock of New Bruns- old time system, five They contain no They make a first-class roof, lasting They give perfect Prices ¥4.00, Do not forget 1 carry a stock of D. 1. Try them. C. L. VICKERY COAL DEALER Dressed Lumber Rough Lumber Lath Shingles Roofing Metalic Shingles Siding & Ceiling Cedar Post Coal Lime Hair Qement Sash Doors Mouldings Door and Window Frames Window Soreens eto. etc. are manufae- e from green in its natural deliver to all Good Salesman ~ Wanted where we are not represented. Fruits are bringing high prices, and Nursery Stock is] in demand. and winter by taking an agency, Experience not necessary Free equipment, Exclusive territory, Highest commissions paid. Write for Full Partic- lars. STONE & WELLINGTON Fonthill Nurseries, = To orate] AMY CHRISTIAN CONCERT. PIANISTE For every town and district Make big money this Hall] " Auction Sale Of registered horses, high grade cattle, and farm implements, to be sold by | by Public Auction at Lot 7, Con. 11 Bo Tp., 14 miles 'west of Green' n| . Friday, Feb. 13. 1914 the following property" belonging to MR. WM. BEARE Terms== Grain; turnips, poultry} and all sums of $10.00 and under, cashiover that amount 9 months' credit will be given to parties furnish- annum off for. cash. Sale Starts 1 o'clock Port Perry Pearse = ward | Fire Insurance Agents SATISFACTION ASSURED; In all our settlements for fire losses our policy holders have expressed perfect satisfaction. Pianos and organs Sold STEWART FORD Tx PAINTER & DECORATOR Painting, Paper Hanging, Decorat- ing and Sign Writing. Consult him about Serstating your | house this: spring. ~~ Write general delivery , ing approved joint HO, or 5 per| al Sittings of the Division Courts COUNTY OF ONTARIO 1914 1 Whitby -- Clerk, Miss E. donell, Whitby Jan. 13, Feb. Mar. 4, Apr % May 4, June 3, July 3, Sept 8, Oct. 2 , Nov. 7. Der, 4, Jan. Y 1 Mac Osbawa-- Clerk; Miss E L Macdoneli Joni, Pre Mar 5, apr ay une uly 4, Sept 3, Nov. 9, Dec b, Jan 8,19 5 5 2 Brougham---Clerk, M. (dg Green: "a wood. . Jan 15, Mar 6, May 6, "July 7, Sept 5, Nov 11, Jan 11, 1915, 3 Port Perry--Clerk, J. 'W.. Burnham, Port Perry. Jan 17," Mar 7, May 7, July 8; Sept 6, Nov 12, Jan 12, 1915 4 Usbridge=-Clerk, R J Moore, Ux: bridge. Jan 10, Mar 14, May 13, rt 14, Sept 8, Nov 90, Jan 16, 1916. - & Cannnington-- Clerk, Thos. H. Foster, Cannington. Jan 9, Mar 13, May 14] July 16, Sept 9; Nov. 19, Jan 15, 19156 | 6 Beaverton-- Clerk, Chas." A. Paterson, "Beaverton. Jan. 8, Mar i3 May Ih | July 16, Sept 10, Nov 18; Jan 14, 101 17 Ustergrove ~Clesk, 'Daniel Leonard, Atherley, Mar 1; SPECIALS at at Pomay 5 | hl you, or t offer is the service we and in the fact 'that we. re busy ail the time. CAWKEFR BROS PHONE 2 PORT PERRY. 0 og DEALER IN - IMILL FEEDS CIIOP SHORTS BRAN SALT "ED GRAINS ATITE ROOFING PRO-FAT- BREWERS' (GRAINS, etc, etc. - : Juiy 17, Sept 11, on 1%, ET B, ft Ee