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ARE BUSY GETTING STUNG HERE; FOR. WE DID NT MAKE OUR SUCCESS THAT WAY. WE ARE HERE To STAY AND MAKE GOOD. WE ARE JUST AS BUSY AS CAN BE. WE IN NEW THINGS AND MARKING THEM WITHFAIR, HONEST PRICES AND WE ARE BUSY WAITINC UPON CUSTOM- ERS, BECAUSE WE HAVE BEEN BUSY PRE- PARING FOR OUR CUSTOMERS. COME IN AND LET US WAIT UPON YoU. COME RIFHT. IN AND LET US FIT YOUR EYES WHAT YoU GET FROM US WILL BE RIGHT AND REASONABLE. WE FIX THINGS RIGHT. REPAIRING. LET US Do YOUR 1. R. BENTLEY, Jeweller, Port Perry. BROCK BROS. & CO. SUMM Men, ER. SHOES Women and Children Ladies' Patent Leather Pumps made in good fitting last, all sizes. Price $3.00 --JRev and Mrs Hunter. Ladies' Dongola Shoes with three straps, style, all sizes. well made and good Price $3.00 ladies' Patent Leather Shoes 3 straps, a very dressy shoe. Price $3.25 'Ladies' Patent Button Oxfords blucher cut, sizes 3, Regular price $3.50 Here's a Special 31, 4 only: For $2.35 Bargain for the Women with the Small Foot 16 pairs Ladies' Dongola Blucher Ox- fords. Regular $2.50 Fleet Foot C Sizes 2V5, 3, 31h, and 4 only. °18 Clear $1.25 anvas Shoes . For Summer Wear White Duck Bals, white honey comb sole, eattier insoles, Misses' and Children's sizes. Boy's and Women's sizes. - Men's sizes, Price $1.50. Tan or Black Canvas Outing Shes, rubber soles, cotton insole. "Children's sizes, 75c and 95c Women's and Boy's sizes 581.10 Prize $1.30 pair Price $1.25 . - i with honey cormb ir '| of Mrs Robert Reader. | tertainment. In the Town, on death of another pi the Township of Whitby, near W field Creek, on March the 3rd, he at an early age came to t ship of Reach, his Sather Duncan Town having bor now known as the Ki the 8rd concession of cy fd helped to clear and work .the id until about eighteen' years when he went to live in Wes tar1o, returning about forty-se ago when he came to Reach where he has live most of since. "He was engaged i until 1900, when he retired village of Saintfield. About forty two years ago he united with the Methodist Church- of which' he was a member untit his death. Yor "saveral years he acted in the capacity of Sunday School Superin- tendant at Saintfield. Route No 2 Port Perry and while driving on this route had an accident which he never fully recovered. In 1857 he united in marriage to Miss NarcissaA Doan, at St Thomas, who predeceased him by five years. He is survived by two -brothers, Dincan of Seagrave, and Robert of Port Perry; a sister Mrs (Rev) J: w Tarrant, of Harbor Beach, Mich, a daughter, Mrs Samuel Baird, and a grandson Joseph R Baird. The funeral from the home of his son-in-law, Mr S Baird, was largely attended. Friends from Orillia, Cannington, Leaskdale, Saintfield and Toronto came to pay the last respects to the departed. Burial at Pine Grove Cemetery. Utica Mr and Mrs George Phillip and {family of Toronto with her parents Mr and Mrs Jas Bentley. Mr and Mrs W Thaxter. of Ash- worth, with Mr and Mrs. Thomas Smith on Sunday. Mr Clarence Medd and sister of Sonya, spent Sunda y with their uncle Mr J J Christie. Mr and Mrs Arthur Reynolds and family of Toronto, spent the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs George Howsam. Miss Florence Ward of Whitby, with friends here on Sunday, assisted the choir by singing a solo in 'the evening which was much en- joyed. The Free Will Offering in connect- ion with the Methodist Church was a success. Proceeds over $65.00. The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist Church will meet at the home of Mrs Frank Crosier, on June 21st, this be- ing the last opportunity of meeting We look for a'good gathering on that afternoon. Please remember the date and all be present. No service in Utica next Sunday in the churches. Victor Mitchell spent the week end with relatives near Whitby. Congratulations to Mr. and Mis. Walter Ashton on the birth of a son. Scugog z The Dominion Alliance represents ative, Mr Hassard of Toronto, preach+ ed temperance sermons on the Island on Sunday last, enfphasizing the fact that the liquor party although quiesefit at present would probably put up a great fight in 1919 to have the tem- perance act repealed and gave warning the temperance forces. "Rev Mr Buckler is attending cof ference and Mrs Buckler is visiting friends in Toronto. We are sopry to report that Mr. John Gerrow is in very poor health, - Mr aud Mrs John Platten and Mr and Mrs J F Gerrow were in Uxbri last week attending the wedding of Mr Platten's grand-daughter, Miss Hazel Gerrow to Mr Chas Clarke of Toronto. Later in the week Mr and Mrs Clarke spent a day or 50 visitiog Islasd friends. Mr Goodwin' of Toronto i is visiting at Mr Alf McKenzie's. - Mr Norman Alldred at his brother's and Miss Nellie Field at Mr Gerrow's Ladies' Aid this month at the home Prospect 5) A Suriday 'School meeti ng was Officers were elected were made for a Sunday School Particulars later. d arrange Three years | 7 ago he contracted for the Rural Mail |; of the meed of eternal vigilance byl on Tuesday, June 12th after' Jonge, | hr in th ement of users that if 'made over new" the morning after Internal Ba he 8 The eli of t i to work te the ficnand Ta fa able, on cont ent an er for ties, E, Smith wilte: Mek £ Jmith rhe "Cascade" made a a new man of me at the age of 49. 1 suaded my wife to use the treatment before. Since the use of the she sleeps better and can walk without fatigue. "Cascade" for hours Fainting spells have be- come a condition of the past; can eat anything on the bill of fare and. drink all bevera, Does not take cold when ex. poss; ot weather does not cause oppress- The "J, B: L. Caccade" the fost efficient device for Internal Bathing, is being shown and explained in + Orval B: Byers Drugstore,' Port Se yb for free let, "Wh: Man, of Today's is Only SP rod Cent. If you prefer, write to Dr. Chas. a Tyrrell, | 163 College Street, Toronto, for same. Mrs. J. M. Emmerson Mrs. Ellen M. Emmerson, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Malcolm, and wife of J Murray Emmerson, of Cart- wright, passed peacefully away to the better home on June Ist, 1917. She was born in Cartwright, November 15 1863, being of Presbyterian parentage she in early life united with the church of her parents, and in Sunday School work as a teacher and in every way she sought to live and work for and | God On December 5, 1888, .she was united in marriage to J. Murray Em- odist church, one who will be re- membered as a faithful preacher for God. After her marriage she united with the Methodist church and re- mained a faithful consistent member until the Master called her home. The writer as her pastor visited her during her lengthened illness... She had no fear, but a bright hope of a glorious home in heaven. Her bright countence and cheerful smile told of a peace that nothing could destroy. She spoke of a complete resignation to the Divine will, her full trust in God, her perfect confidence in the Savior saving from sin and keeping in perfect peace, her happy spirit took its flight to the land of everlasting light. Her sorrowing husband," son Mal- colm and daughter Madilena, and others who loved her rejoice amidst their tears and sorrow in the sure and certain hope of a glorious re-union in the "house of many mansions." - Rev. I. W, Totten Reach Council +h hall, Man All - ACCOUNTS PASSED Ab. Wallace, d agging and grading Div. 88 $17 40 Leon Malone, sheep killed by dogs 16 00 Thos. Love, shovelling snow and repairing culvert, div. 65 2.1% Wilfred Aylesworth, fllting and . breaking road, div 76 420 C L Vickery, cement Theo Fitchett, temp. aid Geo. Baird, w.f. honus, 19%; rods John Masters, work on gravel road 'and gravel for cement Yn Pars work on gravel road 1} 8 and to-day she has better health than ever] merson, a local preacher in the Meth- | As June 1st wore towards its close : The Council met on Monday in the town SAVINGS BANK ERT ACCONNTS Interest at the current, rate is allowed on all deposits of $1 and are welcomed, Accounts may be opened and operated by mail. Accounts may be opened in the names of two or more persons, with- drawals to be made by any one of them or by the survivor, > PORT PERRY BRANCH GC F. Worrell M $40 00 Blake Cragg, div 69 30 00 Jos Houldershaw, div 66 35 00 Edgerton Brabazon, div 64 Wm Cooh, div 44, Geo. Midgley, div 89, Solomon Fralick, div92, £ Charles Wells, div 87 50 00 Stanley McLeod, div 63 Wm Pollock, div 82 : 60 00 Samuel Perrin, div 61 Albert Akhurst, div 85 25 00 Robert Acton, div 55 Wm Bowles, div 79 50 00, Dave Johneon, div 9, James Gibson, div 78a 20 00, | Frank Rusnell, div 51 James Blair, ohn 30 00 | John Michie, div 81 ; James Leask. div 77 TEE 00] 7 Albart Stone, div 76 PE . Allan Wallace, div 74 4000)" Thos Midgley, div 72, "20 00] Don't let any 'ood go to waste. It Silas Reynolds, div 70 35 00 will all be n ded, pra Ts MODEL is a great farally + car because it is so easy to handle. All - electric controls are on the steering column--within natural reach. _ The wheel is large and easy : 5 The shifting lever and driving position. So it is just as sy a yous ior - daughter to drive this Overland Eighty- ~ Five Four as it is for you. And as you know, that cannot be said of all cars.