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op $ 4 ERE TR Ls SAR A Yo 2 frais 8 . ses A Coal Famine may always _ be expected from shortage of transportation after tne winter storms set in. "The War is also using up the cars that ordinarily are used for coal. The moral is--Buy your coal from Orchard NOW. Orchard the Coal Man eri i Why don't you buy your clothing from L. STEIN & COMPANY The cheapest place in Port Perry. We have been giving our customers bargains all along the line since we started to do business The people who have dealt with us have found this out, Come and give us a trial. Our stock is strictly new and up-to-date $9.95 Buys a Good Overcoat 9.085 A Big assortment Chinchilla Overcoat regular $18.00 and $15.00 for $9.95 Men's Heavy Flannel Shirts, reg $1.25 for 69c Men's Double Breasted Woolen Underwear, Regular $1.00 for 49¢c Men's Heavy Winter Caps, with fur ear laps, regular 50c to Pe for.39¢c Men's Fleec Lined Underwear, s Penmen's Fine Wool Underwear, double ial 89c breasted, 69c Bring us your produce and poultry--we pay the highest cash market price L. STEIN & CO Leonard Block Port Perry For evening inquiries call Bell Phone 98 r 1 HCRANE aT 4 =. fs raRiots DS QUINCY. SO RED, TE & NANOOUE DEALER IN ~» pry Mr. S. Graham is our local agent and samples of our monuments may be seen at our premises, Perry St., . Port Perry. be shown on application to Mr. Graham at the Post Office, Prices and styles will Premier Cream Seperator Entirely British Made Every Machine fully Guaranteed Tens of Thousands in daily use throughout the British Empire. Easily operated Easily understood Easily Cleaned Catalogue containing valuable informaiion free on request J W. COLUM Local Agent What ever else you miss don't miss kept quite busy drilli 1d We have another recruit his week. Mr, J. 'Gordon. leton, enlisted last night. ton was well attended last Thursday A good program was given, "and four rousing speeches _ made. The soldier boys went over in a body fom Blackstock. ' In spite of the cold the Nestleton, Methodist church was well "filled to its fullest capacity last Friday night, when the reds paid the penalty for losing in the recent contest. They gave a splendid entertain? ment which was enjoyed byall. Dur. ing the evening Mr. Mellor present- a pocket Bibies on behalf, of the people of the church. Ar silver collection was taken up, and nearly $24 realized. We are sorry to report that Mrs. J. Swan is not much better, The Victorian Institute will hold their meeting at Mrs. Jas. Strong's on Wed. March, 1st at 2 p.m. The subject for discussion is "The mother and her daughter" Mrs. J. C. Tibb speaking from the mothers view poing and Mrs. Frank Stinson from the daughters. ' Interspersed with vocal and instrumental music, Lunch will be served, and a collection taken, in aid of Patriotic work. -along: and enjoy a pleasant, and profitable afternoon. Two webbs of flannel; into shirts, will be distributed ; for making, yarn as well will begiven out. Raglan L A Teachers training class has been organized here, and is meéting 'With good success, - With Mrs. A. J. Grose as teacher, the meeting this week will be held on Thursday evening, in he church. Mr. Alden Hodgson conductal a fine League service here Sufiey evening, Quite a number from here attended the tomato soup supper, given by the Ladies Aid, at Myrtle last week. Messrs, Clayton and George Sq . lett here Thursday last for R Sask., after spending about [two months with their parents. We wish Perry | them good luck, and asafe journey." Word was received here from Myrtle} th Man,, that" Osgoode, and Frank Ormiston, sons of Mr. I. J. O: of this village, have enlisted for © seas service. Cecil Wilson formerly of Raglan, has also joined the colors, oy A number from here attended the special recruiting 'meeting bei} jo Shirley, last Tuesday.' i A fine meeting was held by the erary Society last Tuesday evénin| Feb, 15th, 'when ; a debate was: on the lines:- Resolved that "Country jife is preferable to City life" J {Olden Hodgson being Captap negative side, while Mr, F 6 & The recruiting meeting at Nestle- ed Elmer, and Leslie Wright * with | in the 'Methodist Church on 'Wednes- day of last week, wasa decided success | were much appreciated. A Mr. R. Long is recovering from a severe attack of pneumonia, Mr. Frank Duff has been confiried to his bed with the measles, a speedy | recovery is hoped for. Mr. Geo, Lawrence, of the O. Vi College' Toronto, spent the week end with his parents Mr, and Mrs, J. C. Lawrence. Who can correctly and intellegently answer the conundrum--Whether it is more prfitable to enlist and fight for King and Country, or stay at home and help Dad on the farm? Mr. Thos. Manderson had the mis- fortune to fall downstairs recently, and received painful injunes. We are pleased $o report that at the time of going to print, Mr. Jas. Kent is recovering, SEAGRAVE Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vanstone have moved onto the farm recently vacated by Mr. John Leask'and family. ~~ MF. Robt. Titus is not 'very much improved by the' last report, but are Tookmgfor a Change for "the "better soon." Mr. Win. Brown is taking Mr. Titus mail route whilé he is sick. : * Mrs. Muire- of Cleveland, Ohio, Mrs, Adams, of f Toronto, Mrs. Arthur Titus, Toronto, for a' few days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Titus. Mr. John Farmer is still under the doctors care. We hope to see him out soon. The ladies aid of our churdh in- tend holding a bazaar on March 17th St. Patrick's day. Further -particnlars later, 7 a We understand that Mr. and Mrs. 1Geo. Brown intend moving to. Port} ey Btn J Bp tipo 3 nx , |and lot there, "They are turing. over] oe > thelr their son, Mr. Robt. J: : o the farm to Brown. "Mr. Stanley Woalridge attended the Campbell sale at Woodville' on] (By Yo, aod Songs + eal on {imported clydesdale mare, Stan. - {always buys the best. Prince Albert Mr. Crandell 'has lately wold his {Bouse and Tot here to. Mr. Ruben The Oyster Supper which » was held : The program of songs and recitations : ? husband and loving What we want is he: ~~ work now. Youe¢an date the delivery of your suit to suit your - own convenience. Merchant Tailor Port Perry Utica .% = Mrs. George Howsam is visiting}, with relatives in Toronto. : Mrs. Chas Allams 'of Brooklin is visiting her brother Mr, Wm. Crosier. |p "Mr, Wm Prentice of Ashburn 'has moved on the Crozier farm here. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Goode of Port|{ ~~ Perry has been visiting heir dangliter Mrs Wes Crosier. * 3 Mr. and Mrs. A, W. Allin of Port| Perry with her brother Mrs. 4 ¥ Claughton. i 5 Mrs. Thos. Smith is visiting dex! daughter Mrs. A. Lapp, Lomeville. Mrs. Hancock and daughter of On Thursday evening; February 17, there -pasSed away another of 'our old residents in the person of Mr. James | Hortop. Deseased was in his usual health until only a few hours before death came, having _ attended the funeral of the late Mr. McKercher, but in a few short hours was cut down. . Death found him not unpre-| pared be say ladle 0 Jeusus, | I friends in| this 'comminity, who push kind 1 W. H. Doubt|:arin Ontario Bell Lorneville are visiting Mrs. A. Smith.