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THIS 1S A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR PEO- PLE OF THIS TOWN To GET SPLENDID BAR- GAINS IN JEWELRY. SILVERWARE AND CUT GLAS S-HANDSOME GooD.S FOR YOUR HOUSE NoW BEING SOLD AT REDUCED PRICES. COME To-DAY AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION. WATCHES, CLoCKS, AND JEWELRY CAREFULLY REPAIRED. I. R. BENTLEY, Jeweller, Port Perry. MAKE YOUR DOLLARS FIGHT AT THE FRONT. BUY DOMINION OF CANADA THREE-YEAR WAR Savings CERTIFICATES $ 25.00 For $21.50 50.00 43.00 100.00 86.00 INDIVIDUAL PURCHASES LIMITED TO $1500. 'é FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY AT ANY BANK OR ANY MONEY ORDER POST OFFICE FINANCE DEPARTMENT JAN. 9, 1917 OTTAWA hse apse A --------------) em---- EE ------------ ------ C. F. Worrell PORT PERCY "BRAN H Prince Albert The funeral of the late Mrs Eugene Gibney (nee) Irene Mand Belknap, took place from the residence of her ; parents, Mr and Mrs Ira W Belknap, King Street, Prince Albert, on Friday, and was largely attended dy friends and relatives of the deceased. The services at the house were very im- pressive, Rev Mr-Bunner speaking in feeling térms of the sad death. Also services were rendered by the officers of the I. O. F. of Oshawa, of which she was'a member. The pall-bearers were the following: Mr Louis Bond, Fred McKay, Mr Frank Jeffery and Cecil Jeffery. A large number of floral tributes were received from kind and sympath- izihg friends, The lodge sent a wreath; -- The Williams Piano Com- pany a wreath; Mr and Mrs Bu- cannon a wreath; A spray from the Proprietor of the Beaton's Store and : Most of the boys overseas to whom the Utica Women's Institute sent box- es, have written of the safe arrival of the same in good condition and stat ing how delighted they were with the contents. After a few months illness the death took place on Thursday of last week of Mr Thomas Stewart at his residence on the town line of Uxbridge. He was a member of the Presbyterian church here. He leaves a wife and sons and daughters to mourn his loss. The deceased lived here many years. The funeral service was held at his late residence conducted by Rev. Mr Johnston of Ashburn. Interment was made at the Uxbridze cemetery. Owing to the bad weather and poor roads the Epworth League service has been poorly attended If the weather is favorable let there be a good turn out and rally up the League Thursday night. Scugog A number of the ladies of the Island also one from the employees; A spray from Mrs J Hodgson of Oshawa; The deceased who was well known by a host of loving friends, passed quietly away after an operation for appendicitis. -- UTICA Mr Herb. Ashton, of Ashbum is visiting with Mr M Prentice for a few days. Miss Daisy Ward, of Bloomington, is visiting with relatives in this local- ity. Mr and Mrs Armstrong have return- ed from Uxhridge where they haye been visiting. Miss Isabel Horne has returned from Toronto. Mr N Davis, of Sandford is visiting his brother, Mr H Davis. Miss Louie Ward has home from Ashburn. Mr and Mrs N Phair and son, of Uxbridge, were visiting with Mr and Mrs R W Walker, parents of Mrs Phair, on Sunday. Mr Clarence Gall, of Uxbridge, and Master Harry Harper were visiting in returned : -| Oshawa over the week end. W, U. Carnegie begs to request those of 'his customers who have -outstanding accounts to settle them at their earliest convenience, as in the re-adjustment of his business it will be necessary to have everything paid up. Settlement may be made either by Cash or note. Wedding Bells have been ringing in this vicinity accompanied by German Measles and Chicken Pox. Rev Dr Menzies, of Honan, will roach | in the Presbyterian Church at tica on Sunday, Feb, 4th. Mr and Mrs Mac Beare and son Lorne of Port Perry, visited at the home of Mr Whitfield Tennyson re- cently. The Quarterly Communion service will be held in the Methodist church at 10-30, a good attendance is request: Mrs Phelp and sister Mrs Marks and son, visited with Miss P Jones. Mrs W Davis and daughter Miss Evelyh are visiting in Toronto, this ge Howsam of Chicago, is visit: ing at the home of Geo. Howsam. REQUESTS ~ BEGIN Now THE MINISTER OF Finange THE PEOPLE OF CANADA To TO SAVE MONEY FoR THE are again busy at Red Cross work, two 1 large packages of material having ar- rived last week, one to be utilized in making comforts for the Canadian soldiers in the hospitals and the other to be knitted into socks for those in the trenches. Those already doing this good work would be greatly encouraged if more of the young ladies would assist. Everyone 1s needed. The young people of the Foot are preparing a programme for a Patriotic Concert to Le given during February. We understand that there is to be an oyster supper in connection with this concert, members of the council providing the oysters and other friends other danties. See bills for particulars. * Chief Johnson was unfortunate enough to fall and break his hip some two week ago. The scarcity of fuel has heen keenly felt, the Foot school having been fore- ed to close for a few days. Why not attend the Epworth League services held every Friday]. night in the Centre church? A good programme is always provided, and everyone is welcomed. Notice 5 Notice is hereby given that an -ap- plication will besmadé to the Legis- lative Assembly of the Province of Ontario, in parliament assembled, at the next sitting thereof, for an act] authorizing William Heard Harris, of | the village of Port Perry, in the County. of Ontario, barrister, aa Ross of the City. sf Toronto, County of York, gentleman, the executors under the last will and testa- ment of James Heal, late of the vil- lage of Port Perry, in the County of of the late James Heal, The said premises being "situated dn the towns! of Ontario, and being the South three quarters of lot number Jem i the | 'Thirteenth concession Jannary AD, 1917. .. Osler, Hoskin Ld Haron, 'Solicitors for the executors of chard, 50 acres good grain land, bal lance pasture. . OFFER No. b. miles south of Port Perry, frame house, ' large hip roof barn, stone bush land, all level, good stock farm OFFER No. 6. 150 'acres near Ashburn, 7 roomed house, large barn, stone stables under all drive house, clay land, spring creek, alahys con- sidered a good farm. I have several pasture lands listed for sale at very low prices, and also a large list of other farms on very easy terms. Anyone wanting to buy should look these over. Division Courts Sitlings COUNTY OF ONTATIO --i9i6 | WHITBY--Clerk, Miss E L. Macdonell Fhithy: Jan 2, Feb 5, Mar 5, Apr 3 Nay 1s ne 4, hs ie 4, Oct 3 OSHAWA. Clerk Miss EL Macdeuell, Whitby; Jan 3, Feb $ Mar 6, Apr Nay Jone lr & oe i : 2 SROUCHAM = Clerk, M Gleeson, 4, Mar 7, May 3, on nh ov 7, Jan 5, 1918. - PORT PERRY--Clark. 1. oW Bunbam: 6, ihr 7. £5 3 1918. Moore, Us. 8 July 10, 19, NNINGTON -- oi Thomas H Foster, Cannington. Jan 11, Mar 15, May 253" uly 11, Sept 19, Nov 22, Jan. 10, 191 BEAVERTON--Clerk, Chas A Pater son, Penverton, Po 0 Marld, May 10, uly 1 t an b A NS EROROvI E--- Clerk, Rel Leon- ard, Adetor Jor iy Nak ly 13 o an » 1 EF FAREW WELL, Clerk of the Peage | stables, also straight roof barn, some 100 acres, 2% : fo me ae nf farm. market ig aet pe - MONEY TO oe g on farm property--first mortgage. Apply to Morley Camepbell, PortPerry Farm 1 to Rent. 100 acre farm on the border of the town of Oshawa. Fall ploughing done and 'good acreage seceded. Farm in good condition and with good build- ings. Possession April 1st, 1917, Apply to G:-D: CONANT. 49-¢f + Oshawa, Ont. Spirella Corsets = Satisfaction and goodfitting guaranteed Phone 129 = ; E. D. SMITH & SON NURSEYMEN Winona, Ontario, Canada Growers of all kinds of nursesy. stopk. Nursery consists of 1000 'Represented in this district by William Galbraith Ontario, gentleman, to sell certain | real estate, comprised of Real Estate| deceased. | ip of Scugog in the County i DOWSON'S LIVERY. .. Auto For Hire For Satistaction comfort and pleas- and| you should ¢oto Art Dowson when in need of a livery. Specially good turnouts for weddings A. G. Dowson, ._Froptictof Something New For This Town 4}ing, and Pressing House will call every Monday Horses and rigs for all occasions} The 'Uxbridge Dyeing, Cleans AE Port Perry SHUR-ON HOW MUCH ARE YOUR ~ EYES WORTH? "Don't take chances 'when get my Survies of av of aver SFR LUKE, fue "167 YONGE ST., TORONTO : Opposi Simpson's Byowm