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RESOLVED THAT THERE I$ No. USE TALKING, YOU'VE GoT To SEE 'OUR GooDS To-APPRECI- ATE THEM. Ir You WANT 'No. 1 JEWELRY, SILVER- WARE, DIAMONDS, PRECIOUS STONES AND OPTICAL GooDS, CALL ON US. KEEP NUMBER ONE GOODS WE ONLY WE ARE NOT FooLISH ENOUGH To THINKAWE CAN 'RING IN" CHEAP. PLATED JEWELRY AND IMITAT- IoN STONES AND Fool KEEP THAT KIND. PEOPLE. WE DON'T. OUR EXPERT OPTICIANS ARE ALWAYS AT YoUR SERVICE. OUR SToCK oF OPTIGAL GooD.S 1S MoST COMPLETE. WE Do GooD REPAIR WORK AT REASON- ABLE PRICES. I. R. BENTLEY, Jeweller, Port Perry. A Great Hit The Family Hearld and Weekly Star of Montreal certainly made a popular hit when they issued their new war map of the European fight- ing area. It is said they are over- whelmed with orders. The map is not for sale at any price, but is given free to all who pay a year's subscrip- tion to the great paper. The price for the full year is $1.25 map includ- ed, Tt it wonderful value, and it is no wonder they are securing thous- ands of new readers. Renewals - also, many months ahead, are being sent in order to get the map now. The map is very complete, and alone well worth the price asked for both paper and map. Victorian Women's Institute The regular October meeting of the Victorian Women's Institute will be held on Wednesday, October 3, at the home of Mrs Job Grabam, of Purple Hill. A paper will be given on "Red Cross Work." Letters read from overseas soldiers, also special music. Please bring socks on hand; yarn will be distributed. A large attend- ance is requested. Collection taken. Prospect Miss M Brampton, visiting friends and relatives ner. : Mrs McMasters of Toronto, visiting her sister Mrs Peter Diamond. A number from here attended the Lindsay Fair--all report a good time. Mr Earle Cook of Toronto, home for the week end. The Ladies' Aid spent a very pleas- ant afternoon at the home of Mrs C Wales last Wednesday. Miss Buckler of Brechin, visiting her aunt Mrs S E Coombe, Glad to see Miss F Wales with us; again. The Young Ladies' Club will meet at the home of Miss Gertrude Arm- strong next Saturday. Pte Leonard Williams of Petawawa Camp was home last week. He ex- pected to go overseas in the near future. Write for particulars, H. J. White in wr 8 Auction Sale On Tuesday, October 4, 1917, the farm stock, - implements, hay, corn, roots, etc, the preperty of 'Mrs. O. A. Wilson and Son, lot 17, concession; 9, East Whitby. Sale at one o'clock. Wm. Maw, Auctioneer AF i Sonya "During the last two Monthy nip Sonya Red Cross Society have 8! fl! ped to Lady Hughes at. Lindsay, following: 24 pyjama suits, 4 dozen. tows, 8 dozen triangle bandages 4 quilts, 1. dozen hot water bottle covers; 10 personal property bags, 28 pr socks were sent to the boys whose names are ton the honour roll. The Pleasant Point ladies 'have aided our society by completing 'the following articles: 13 pyjama pants, 10 vermin pants. Ethel McCoy, Secretary Greenbank Mrs McKague and daughter Miss Elva have returned to Bexley after visiting Mr Fred McKague. Miss Lillian Stoven of Toronto, is visiting her parents. Wedding bells are ringing in. our vicinity. Mr Ernest Salter of the Royal Flying Corps, spent a few days with his sister Mrs E | Jamieson, before going overseas. Rev EW Rowland, accompanied by his father-in-law Mr Musgrove, to Toronto General Hospital, where be has undergone an operation. We are glad to report that he is Impve ing rapidly. Mr and Mrs McKitrick spent Sun: day with his parents, Miss J Ianson bas returned home after spending some weeks with friends Mr Norman Flewell left this week Mrs. W Holliday and family of for a trip to New Ontario, Detroit, are visiting with Mr and Mrs R Vernon. Continued on Front Page Fe DICcAL wi lisle to be selected for erthe Military Sesvice Act? Subscription. Rates THE PORT PERRVSTAR and 5 Canadian Farm 1s «overs ; Farmers's Advocate.,.., Globe (Daily)... « » "Family Herald... Weekly Witness, , vv svines ve $2.00 Daily Witness: sue aigsses $3.50 Evening News. 50 Farm & Daity..... 'Evening Star(rural 1 ofieds). .$4.00 Mail & Empire (daily) - See speci & Weekly Star War Map. Globe (daily, R, M. R.) os S00 dn $5.00, Weekly ona rea an00 , 5.001 + C4 ial.offer by Family Herald} Market Report. Taken from' the Department of Ag: riculture weekly report. EGGS, Country Points * 41-46 A Central Ontario. = - Eastern Ontario - s 40-47 Western Oitario = - 40-46 Market easier with a more liberal offering. POULTRY, Toronto Broilers, live 22 Dressed, = 25 Roosters, live 16 Dressed, 18 Fowl, live. 18-20 Dressed, 20-22 Ducklings, live 17 Dressed, =~ 20 Some improvement is reported ona the poultry situation. HOGS, Toronto, f& w CATTLE . LAMBS - » BUTTER - HONEY, per lb POTATOES, per bus $18.00] from -$12.40 $16.50 1b dlc 12¢ to 124c $1 to $1.26 medicines; since have no a ne or every way. : Thave basen troubled with Const} Jor the past 35 or 40 years, and of sures at my age cannot expect a cure, as Ja how in my 78th Year, but the relict it ready given ma is the promise of the "ink many orders will " ka avd 3 as the re anait Be! 1 k too highly of the Cascad cannot speal too of e treatment, and | will surely alk much about it. "Yours truly, A McLean The "J.B. L. Cascade" is now hing es oe FEED Bebo and | shaw roar ibe, Jr WS Visiting brethren made welcos | A. B. Cawker X of 2 car loads of Cows and us 2 Cattle, on Saturday, - tember. at the St Charles' Hotel yards at one - o'clock. Mr W A Fanning of Lind- say, 1s bringing these watle and they are an excepti will be milch cow, heifers and steers. - George Jackson, Auctioneer "SOEBS. first and third Ti aes a For or No material changes. of a THA it Just ance! stretch. 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