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LVED You hoor MISS IT IN OUR STORE. IS TO MAKE 2 2 ON WE 12; KEEP Yours TRADE - WE WANT YoU FOR LIFE- THATS OUR R PRICE 1$ LOW an pra? ARE HONEST SS RF Cuca THERE 15 NOTHING ELSE So TREASURED BY EVERYONE AS JEWELRY AND SILVER- WARE. WHEN IT COMES FROM A RELIABLE STORE, WHERE THE WORKMANSHIP 1.5 AR- TISTIC AND METAL SoLID, IT PASSES FROM HAND To HAND FOR UNTOLD YEARS. FOR BIRTHDAY, WEDDING ANNIVERSARY OR ANY OCCASION, WE HAVE ALL KINDS OF JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE THAT WILL GIVE LASTING SATISFACTION. AFFORD oUR PRICES. YoU CAN EXPERT OPTICAL WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES. FIRST-CLASS REPAIR WORK DONE I. R. BENTLEY, Jeweller, Port Perry. {the Utica Women,s Institute. ceeds in aid of fund to provide com- MAKE YOUR DOLLARS FIGHT AT THE FRONT. BUY DOMINION OF CANADA THREE-YEAR WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES - fd 50.00 100.00 'fd INDIVIDUAL PURCHASES LIMITED TO $1500. FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY AT ANY BANK OR ANY MONEY ORDER POST OFFICE. FINANCE DEPARTMENT JAN. 9, 1917 $ 25.00 For $21.60 43.00 86.00 OTTAWA 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. PORT P C. F. Worrell UTICA The Women's Institute will 'meet next week at the home of Mrs Ten: nyson, on Tuesday afternoon. The Mt. Zion Dramatic Club, are giving a play entitled: "Low Holler Choral Union" in Memory Hall, on Friday evening, under thé auspices of Pro- forts for Utica Boys at the Front. See bills for particulars. | Manchester Don't forget the Red Cross Social at the home of Mrs Ernest Holtby, on Friday evening, February 9th. | Cartwright About eighty women and girls met at the Victorian Women's Institute meeting, held at the home of Mrs Swain last Wednesday, and enjoyed an excellent programme. A knitting contest was organized with Mrs Jas Byers and Mrs Jas Strong, as capt- ains. The object being the knitting of 500 pairs. of socks jn the next eight weeks. Last months work showed 75 pairs of socks, 13 dozen, flannel shirts made. Next meeting | will be held at the home of Mrs Jas Byers, to which Nestleton Branch are invited. Miss Collins of Ancaster will be the speaker. Shirley On Wednesday February 14th. Miss Hazel Lamb will entertain the members and friends of the Shirley . Womans Institute. Young ladies will demonstrate on candy and jelly mak- ing. Exhibition of fancy work to which every member is asked to con- tribute. A fancy crocheted boudoir cap, donated by Mrs Wm Squelch of Raglan to the Red Cross Department of tbe institute, isto become the pro- perty of the one drawing the. lucky number. Ten cents will be the price of each draw. Luncheon will be served. Meeting sharp at 2 o'clock. Collection in aid of the Red Cross Fund. t Wm. Pogue The death occurred on Monday, January 29th, of William Pogue, of Scugog Island, one of the pioneers of this section. He was suffering from pneumonia. Though the disease appeared to be checked, the physical frame was not strong enough to recov- er its wonted strength, so he passed away on Monday, the 29th inst, at 10 o'clock p. m. He leaves a widow and three children. Much sympathy is- ex; Apressed for the bereaved family and friends. Mr. Pogue was a highly respected citizen, a member of the L. O; L' No 510. He was also a consistent mem= ber of the Methodist church. For a number of years Mr. Pogue was super- intendant of the Sunday School in Tabor church, before the union. Though he is laid side, o still the work, on. "He being yet speaks eth" Mr. Joseph % Sead of TV alentin is a son, algo Charles and Stanley, of Scugog Island. THE MINISTER OF FINANCE REQUESTS THE PEOPLE OF GANADA™TO BEGI N Now TO. SAVE MONEY FOR THE NEXT WAR LOAN. Grocnbank The Women's Institute at Green- bank appreciate the neighborly action of tie Seagrave Dramatic Club in the presentation that was given of their popular play --- "Diamonds and Hearts." There was a full house to see the performance, and the proceeds amounted to-$117,00. Now that Mr. Robert Barker, the former leader of the Band, has gone to Huntsville, Mr. Gibson will take charge. We understand that some of our bandsmen have assisted in the musical program at Usbuidge r rink this int; Scugog An oyster supper will be held in the town hall, Scugog, on the evening of Friday, February 9. Supper will be served from 5.30 p.m. to 8.00 p.m. After supper an excellent programme will be given consisting of a play en- titled, "Hickory Farm," put on by the young people of Scugog Island, also recitations and songs. Admission:-- Adults 50c, children 30c. Notice: Notice is hereby given that an ap- plication will be made 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, Wiliam Ross of the City sf Toronto, in the County of York, gentleman, the executors under the last will and testa- | 7 ment of James Heal, late of the vil- lage of Port Perry, in* the County of Ontario, gentleman, to sell certain| . real estate, comprised of Real Estate of the late James Heal, deceased. The said premises heing "situated in the township of Scugog in the County of Ontario, and being the South three quarters of lot number ten in the Thirteenth concession of the said township of Scugog. Dated at Toronto the 25th day of { Jannary A D,, 1917. Osler, Hoskin and Harcourt, Solicitors for the executors of James Heal estate. RUN-DOWN WOMAN Made Strong By Our Vinol Fort Edvard, N, Y-- "I was in a runs down, nervous an ro; Soudivion, fo 3 I had taken cod li Ale by the best dri in Onis towne T-- Fas for Sale by W. J. COOK R.R. No. 2, Port Perry OFFER No. 1--85 acres near | Dagmore Station, all A 1 wheat land, good buildings, OFFER No. 2, 97 acres at Prince. 8 roomed brick house, barn. 40 x 80, stone "stables, and|g Albert Statien, on corner of farm isf and Berbiotise; small. fruits | or chard, 50 acres good grain land, bal. ance pasture, OFFER No 7--4 acres, half mile] TER West of Old Myrtle, small fruit, 6| Fire, roomed frame bouse, Stone olay ak r i barn with under grouud stable, on 3 main road. Priced right for saick Si eo 3a chihen fmm farm. sale. | Diack on od bought, oa OFFER No 3-160 just ors of berries and fruit trees, Myrtle C. P. R. Station, 7 - roomed MONEY T0 LOAN frame house. ; 1 have several pasture lands listed a to pert a i MN a for sale at very low prices; and also a Farm to Rent. large list of other farms on very easy, terms. Anyone wanting to buy: i . should look these over. - | "100 sere farm on the border of the r- » town of Oshawa. Fall loughing done "ww FW and good a Division Courts Sittings a fb COUNTY OF ONTATIO --I9i6 ings. Pi 1 Y--Clerk, Miss E L. Macdonell Avely to Nhithy: Jan 2, Feb 5, Sar: Apt 2 49-tf Na br June Ld ie Spirella Corsets iti 4 Satisfaction and goodfitting guaranteed 5 Winona, Ontario, Canada Growers of all kinds of nursesy stock Nursery consists of 1000 gs « Represented in this diswigt William Galbraith Port Perry = - -- " HOW MUCH ARE YOUR SHUR-ON. EYES WORTH ? Don't take chances when you can get my services of over years experience FE. LUKE, Sees 167 YONGE ST, TORONTO Opposite Si DOWSON'S LIVERY. .. Aute For Hire For Satistaction comfort and pleas- ure -you should ¢o to Art Dowson, {when in need of a livery. | Specially good turnouts for weddings THE PORT PERRY STAR ar Canadian Fi The hen on is propared to-do all kinds of carting, dray work, and plowing of Gardens etc. ~ For- term see, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 18-- T ption Horses and rigs for all occasi A. GC. Dowsoa, Farm aes esse Proprietor Something New For This Town | The Uxbridge Dyeing, Clean- : i Pressing House will fog and every Monday at 'yout w home to get somethi