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the is end at his Home here! 'Mr: Ww. Emmerson, of Winnipeg, holidaying with his parents, Mr. Mrs, M. Emmerson, ! el 3S Tha aa th ite Malai' afi teh an a Nl By port or installed' from December 13 to December 22, 1915. [a W Wright 196, JW Bradburn 196 [R Hamilton 195, John Parr 192 {Fred Taylor 192, - WE 'Beacock 192 RR ro SEIT $1600. buys a 'Ms: Harry Hall spent the holidays | FW Crozier 105, R Montgomery 106 | Perry; beautifully si in Toronto. Miss Florence and Miss M* Walker | were in Toronto for the week end. Mr. Arthur Allan spent the week "end in Toronto. © Miss Florence Graham of Oakwood spent the holidays with Mrs R. Town. Mrs. Francis McLaughlin of To- ronto spent the week end with Mrs. Robt Town. Mr. Harold AHin spent the hol days with his parents in Orono. April . . 1913, Dear Friend; God gave me a message that Jesus would return in about nineteen and a half _ years to gather up his elected. I warn you to be ready for his call. James Chapman, 7 rue d'Heliopolis Alger., Missionary, N. Africa. --Advt Mr, and Mrs. George Davey and family spent the week end in Hamp- ton. Mr Anson Walker of Markham, 'spent the holidays with his: parents. Mr, and Mrs. McNab and son of Uxbridge, spent the week end at Maple Wood with Mr and Mrs W. H: Letcher. The. Carnegie Milling Company are busy in the Christie. woods, and are hauling logs in large quantities. My. Morley Campbell has sold the Wm. Doubt property on Cochrane St, to Mr. Frank Williams. We congrat- ulate Mr. Williams on securing such a fing home: Mrs. R. M. Asling and Miss Nellie Benson, of Toronto, are guests of Iza, Nott. Bobsleigh riding is providing many thrills for the young folk these days. PIGEON SHOOT Those who enjoy pigeon shooting had a good time down on the ice on "Friday afternocn. © The leading cons testants were: Geo. Dobbin, W. IJ. Carnegie, Chas Sweetman, Henry Franklin, Russel Graham, Oliver Heatlie. Oliver Heatlie took first money and Rus Graham second. As quite a number of the birds got. away, the out fielders had plenty of sport. The Choral Union will meet on Friday evening of this week for men's practice, On Tuesday next ladies' practice from 7.30 to 8, 30 and men's practice from 8.30. There will be a Union Patriotic ayer Meeting in the Town Hall, IR Edgerton 110, | Lhompson 111, WH Follis 195, I'N J Gilroy 124, JA McKee 111 R J Bruce 111, H B Trewin 110, Jas Mckee 111 John Bray 124 L Diamond 124 |- D English 111 W G McClintock 63 H Hooey 193! JW Hooey 198 J H Strong 65 + Alb Henry 65 (H Gilbraith 191 FW Whitfield 191, [John Henry 65, R G Thompson 111 {| Wm J White 193 = Robt Archer 120 Alex Dever 191 John Toms 65 As stated last week, Mr. H. H. Stone, merchant tailor, of Port Perry, has purchased the stock in' trade of |- H Doubt & Son, dealer in readymade clothing; gents furnishings, boots and -| shoes etc, and has engaged as his head clerk, Mr Haro:d Emmerson, formerly engaged with F. W. McIntyre, where he had charge of the gents furnishings | and clothing department. = Harold is a young man of energy and experience and will make good in his new ap: pointment. 3 Mr. Stone will still continue his merchant tailor business, and we are sure from the efficiency and success attained "in this départment in the past he will prosper in his new enter- prise, we wish him every success, and bespeak the liberal patronage of the public. Look for his statement next week. Once more we are getting' settled down. Our visitors are nearly all gone. - Miss Brown and friend are still with Miss Brown. Mrs. Botwright spent a few days in Toronto last week. Mr. and Mrs. McFarlane spent the holidays in 'Claremont, = with Mrs McFarlane's parents Mr M. Clark preached a splendid sermon in the Presbyterian church last Sunday. The Anglician Anniversary services were a great success last: Sunday Mr. Peter Wright of Nestleton spent the holiday in St. Catherines. Mr. and Mrs. Mason from the West residental section, i in exce! The best urchase we chi The best that can be: { {is our agent in your to Brothers Company, Nurserymen, Browns Nurseries, Welland €C 5. Out. I erase ---- Sittings of the Division Courts| ; COUNTY oF ONTARIO 4% . 1916 hI pli © fou de SPECIAL PRICE 1 Whitby = Clerk; Miss "B.-L. Macy] Seeded Raisins Griffin Brand donell, Whitby Jan. 4, Feb. 1; Mar. 1, Apr 4, May 2, June & July 4 4 Sent, 5, Oct. 3; Novi 1, Dec. 4, 2; 1917 Oshawa Clerk, Miss E TL. Macdonell, Valencia Raisins Whitby. Jan 5, Feb 2, Mar 2, Apr 3 May 3, June 2: July's, Sept 6, Oct. 4, Nov. 2, Dec 6, Jan 3, 1917 Brougham--Clerk, M. Gleeson, Green: wood. Jeu 8, Mar 3, May 4, July 6, Sept 7, Nov 3, "Jan 4, 1917, Port Perry Clerk, I Ww. Biibham, | Port Perry. Jan 7, Mar 6, May b July 7, Sept 8, Nov 4, Jan b, 1917 Uxbridge Clerk, RJ. Moore, Ux- bridge. Jan 14, Mar 10, May: 9, July 11, Sept 19, Nov 24, Jan. 12, 1917 Cannnington--Clerk, Thos. BH Foster, Cannington. Jan 18, Mar: 0, May 20 July 12, Sept 20, Noy 23, Jan 11, 191 6 Beaverton Clerk, Chas. A. Rik ou Beaverton. Tan, 12, Mar 8, May 11, July 13, Sept 21, Nov 22; Jan 10, 19: 17 7 'Uptergrove--Clerk, Danel Leonard Atherley. "Jan1l, Mar 7 May July 14, Sept 22, Nov 21, Jan 9. 1017 4 E-FAREWELL, = Clerk of the Peace, are visiting with J. Li Powers, Cadmus | We have just heard of two little stranger§ arriving in Cartwright. 'one at Albert . Wrights s Blackstock, and the other at Wilfred Williams', Nestleton. The report of the sick io this week is as follows:- Mr. A. Taylor is about the same. Mrs. S. H, Nicholson i is very much improved, "Mr. Luther Mountjoy has been op: erated on recently but is now doing . Another one of our so bas enlisted Mr. J: Wootton, Mr. and Mrs. J. Marlow - | received the following A Hdl ie of Mount Pleassiy week end as guest ol T Mcldan,. son Fred "Season's greetings. Ch ifhmas in London. Am Am Extra Quality Currants ; Sst 2 phe for 2b Seedless Raising Large Blue Raising 2 lbs. for 25c. lin good repair, in "Bote Choice Clear Curtants "2 Ibs. for ears easy payment 0c. 1b Our F Stofe and see our stock of 10c. 1b choice Beef, Pork, Lamb, and : ; Cooking Figs New Dates Mixed Peels {Icing Sugar free from lumps Best Granulated Sugar, " 3 14 1bs, for $1.00 New Table Raisins New Eating Figs Mixed Nuts. Monach Pastry Flour | Navel and Florida Oranges 25, 0 40, 50¢c. Turkeys. Sail Ducks. and} Chickens, all fed by well iid known, local feeders: . 17e Ih' A 3 Ibs. for 85¢ To "buyers of quarters off_ © 80c. bag beef or sides of pork; we will give the best value of any| a Satie | in Ontario. CAWKER BROS: PHONE 72 : Choice Giant ; SR See our line of Candy FE I | Cranberries - E. LUKE; 70 YONGE ST, i / Before you St < you Act; | BE to get A 8 Education Jou will be REAL ESTATE AGENT | !Fire, Lite snd Acoldent Insurance | List your Propefties with me, For Sale Don't forget th Sat Ta ade ol d lot in ah 3 location Port ighen on farm' property~-- fr LOAN st mortgage iy to Mary Samp PortP oii 5 Pens $700. v, Before ordering your 'Holi. | 8450. Small cash deposit; bal