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RESOLVED THAT. WE HAVE A RIGHT To WEAR A FEATHER INOUR CAP, WE'VE GOT THE GooDS WE BROUGHT THEM HERE FOR YoU AND WE HAVE MADE THE A PRICE RIGHT. A FEATHER IN EVERY TIME WE SEND A CUSTOMER AWAY PROM OUR STORE SATISFIED AND HAPPY IT 15 A FEATHER IN oUR CAP, AND. WE CAN SEND OUR CUSTOMERS AWAY SATISFIED AND HAPPY BECAUSE WE HAVE JUST GOT THE JEWELERY, SILVERWARE, CUT GLASS AND OPTICAL GooD $ THAT oUR CUSTOMERS WANT. LET US Do YOUR REPAIR WORK. THEN IT WILL LAST. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED I. R. BENTLEY, Jeweller, Port Perry. W. H. Doubt Merchant Tailor Where Clothes are made to fit you, and of material you wil: be proud of Announcement I wish to state that I have secured a select line of Ready- to-Wear Clothing for Men, and will be pleased to show the goods. OF THESE DO YOU PREFER? Canadian On the Ou he degsaing abe of of To Caraga hoes free hoo. Ale jo heic smosth ineness, their antiseptic coo - Stier or } the perfume ey eT as IDEAL ORCHID POMANDER aSc. VIOLET Boys Suits can be secured if required. We wish it to be thoroughly understood that we are in no way discontinuing our Tailor- ing Business. We are stronger than ever in that line. Sold by all Druggists 8 Sovereign Perfume Company Brock Ave., Toronto : PORT C. F. Worrell RRY BRANCH Scugog The many friends of Mr. J. Davey met at his home last week and pre- sented him with a chair as a token of esteem for hifi and his good wife. The people of Scugog Mr. Davey. The Town Hall was filled on Wed- nesday evening of last week, when a Patriotic Concert was given. A very interesting program was provided. The chairman, Rev Buckler, stated for what purpose the concert was put on, and hoped the addresses would bear fruit, Music was supplied by the Misses Cook and Mr. Roach. Miss Dafoe's recitations were of a high order. Other speakers were Major J. A. Patton, of thé 182nd Bn. and Mr. Morley Campbell. Major Patton is a well known figure all over the County. He made a direct, strong appeal to the young men, but in a kindly way. He served in the South African war, and was in this one until he was in- jured. He is going back and wants the young men of the County to go with him. We must see the war through, he declared. Canadians are praised in every country-of the Allies. "The First Canadian Division at Ypres saved the situation. England would have fallen had the Germans broken through, but when the war was over there was not a Canadian in reserve, | where there should have been four to each man at the front line. The Ger-' to winning. They had ample reserves but were tired enough to rest Had the Germans persisted they would have gone through to the channel. We want to back up our are sony: to lose | 2 BROUGHAM: Clerk mans did not know how near they were 6 Jackson': s Sale Register| : Mar 1, Robt Gibb, Peterboro " 2, Alonzo Snyder, Seagrave Mar 3 W A Fanning, Lindsay "' 5, McGregor's Horse Exchange 6, W J Marshall, Prince Albert 7, T H Graham, Bridgenorth 8, L Twomy, Ennismore 12, McGregor's Horse Exchange 13, Orono 14, R S Sutton, . Millbrook * 15, Jas McKee, Scugog 17, WA hives Lindsay 19, McGregor,s 'Horse Exchange 26, McGregor's Horse Exchange 27, Oscar Scott, Orono 31, W A Fanning, Lindsay Division Courts Sittings + COUNTY OF ONTATIO --I916 1 VITBY- Clerk. Min EL Macd Nov Me Ser, Rov 7 Jos i160 _-- ee 5 Mir 8, Mey 4 July Benn fon, 98, : 4 ! pn Bak i Io homie fo 2 3 CANNING ETON Mar hy Fan , Sept hn Jan. BEA 7 men, but the boys, here are not responding, Major Patton concluded with a strong appeal for recruits, and at the close of the concert had a personal chat with some of the young men who, remained, and it is hoped that Scugog' Island will be further represented in| the King's uniform in the near future. Farms for Sale by WwW, J. COOK R.R. No. 2, Port Perry OFFER No. 1---85 acres near Mrs Wm Grehoit of Spaces. wy Desh visiting, her sister Mrs Walter Ashten. Mr Enoch Howsém of Michigan, spent the week end with Mr George! Howsam. Mr Charles Aimstrong 'is visiting with friends in Whitby, Mrs Dw MacDonald of Brooklin, is visiting relatives here. '» Mr and Mrs Geo Smith have. the sympathy of the entire community in the sudden loss of their infant son, The funeral on Saturday was largely attended. We need help from - Greenbank Greenbank 1s situated in one of the the best farming communities in this! County. The citizens are prosperous and are very sociable bat they are "AND FRATH 'RNA SOCIETIES METHODIST Rev, W. P. R6gers, Pastor; Sunda Services 11.00 a.m. and £00 Pp. m. rnoon, Sunday School and Bible Class, All Welcome, PRI SBYTERIAN Rev. Mr. West, M.A., Pastor Sunday Services 11.00 a.m. "and 7.00 pm BAPTISY © Rev. |. Ford, Pastor. Anglican Service every Sunday morning and evening also very modest for they never seem to let the Srar tell the rest of the world what good things hsppen around Greenbank. Won't someone help them by sending in a weekly budget' of the happenings in that neighbor: | hood. Someone make a start. |Get your Butter Paper at the Star Port Perry STEWART FORD" PAINTER & DECORATOR Paintmg, Paper. Haaging, Decorat- ing and Sign Writing, He knows how. Let him give you esimates on your 'next job. Bell Phone 141 - ona A Vegetable Garden for Every Home N this year of supreme Something New For This Town The Uxbridge Dyeing, Clean- ing, and Pressing House will call every Monday at your home to get something in our line. We do dyeing, cleaning, press- ing, repairing and also re- model suits or overcoats of any style to the latest no _ matter what shape they are in or how greasy it is we will make them look like new at a very low price. We also fix over furs or fur coats to .any style, and make up new for sets with our fur from $35. "up. Don't forget we guaran- gp sat satisfaction as we promise rite or phone and we will © call on Mondays. Delivery will be made every week at r expense. Dyeing, Cleaning 'Usbridge Dying, House B. SIGEL Proprietor is felt in 'Oshawa, a8 | like to secure such a map. While prices have advanced with us, they have not ad- vanced as much as some peo- ple think. COME and SEE \ News jor Port Perry S. ZENER & SON 97 Baldwin St, Toronto, will be here every Thursday at the Station to buy LIVE POULTRY and will pay the following prices delivered at the Station Big Fat Hens, 18¢ and 19¢ 1b, Chickens, 17¢. per ib, Old Roosters, 12c. per 1b. Ducks, 20c, per Ib, Geese, 18c. per All Poultry Te , to the Station must be starved, and must be in good condition. Poultry may be Shipped direct to Toronto, if preferred M. ZENER County Maps for Sale| You can buy a good map.of Ontario County at the Sak Office for Sc. i {ess. number of people have said they boy work 1s carried who will quite ~ {home of Mrs Mrs George Smith in Dagmore Station, all A 1 wheat land, ; good buildings, Seagrave | OFFER No # 97 acres at Prince One day last week a very success- Albert Station, on corner of farm is ful "Wood Bee" was carried out which 8 roomed brick house, hip roofed greatly increased the size of the wood Darn 40 x 80, stone stables, 1 mile to Port Perry 1% mile to church and file 3 whe parsonage. ; Thanks from | school at Prince Albert. Easy terms. The League held an Oyster S OFFER No. 3. "100 acres west of in Wi pe 10 iin Thursday: Port Perry, 9 roomed frame house; evening after which an address by i large barn, stone stable, implement Rev Mr Rogers of Port Perry, to the | house, hen house, pig and sheep pen, boys of the teen age. small orchard, land all level, an excel- : lent stock and grain farm. Mr Wnght and Miss Forder of Blackstock, with Miss Elliott on Sun-{ . One half acie in Prince Albert, day. best of garden soil, some fruit, 7 Mr L G Brown of High Point, with |T00med house, stone cellar, frame Mr and Mrs J H Brown on Sunday. Fable pe. Fonsi, bay Miss A Stone of Port Perry with terms. Cl her brother Milton?" OFFER No. 6. 150 acres near Rev Mr Jouiin 15 this week giving | Aghburn, 7 roomed house, large barn, a series of lectures in the vicimty of Belleville. rr G4 'Manchester Mr John Fursey has sold his house aud lot to Mr S I Barrett, Mr George Stone has sold his prop- erty-to Mr John Fursey and intends to move to Peterboro. Mr Alex Gourley has irchased Mt S 1 Barrett's farm, and 1s moving, we welcome them to our negatod, Mr E R Gibson is moving to 'toe Orchard farm just west of Uttea. Mr Geo Welch is coming to, the Aaron Williams farm north of bere. 3 Mr W D Munro bias purchased the} ad his property, from A acing "Our village is boomi A tush! has starced and doing 3 good Dusi : The ladies clay land, s creek, alahys con- sidered a good farm. OFFER No. 5. 100 acres, 234 miles south of Port Perry, frame house, large hip roof barn, stone stables, also straight roof barn, some bush land, all level, good stock farm and henbouse, small fruits and or- ance pasture, - OFFER No 7--4 acres, half mile West of Old Myrtle, small fruit, 6 rogmed frame house, stone cellar; barn 'with under ain road. ight for will 'mi J McC aid it We extend ou sym stone stables under all drive house, | chard, 50 acres good grain land, bal-| : aie on le SR No 8-1 sie jst pore of vo 4 Satin, 7 Toamed |. effort Britain and her armies must have ample supplies of food, and Canada is the great source upon which they rely. Everyone with a few square feet of d can contribute to victory by growing yegetables: Four Patriotic Reasons for Growing Vegetables ~~ 1. It saves money that you would otherwise spend for 1 "High cost of living." ps to lower the "High ving. o 4. Growing your own tables saves labor-of others whose effort is: for other vital war work, : ne SEO io devote 5 Agricul one ply i to Ears, Jaber Tas on, edges schol Bora ey ae ; invited to Bln pom ome gardening. slogan for 1917 be, a g Re : a Pout, epee me le to secure "altable pau, 2. It It to enlarge the : Delia t for canort will, on demand for speakers will be great, Sm a being Jimic the Dearne i the off Be a