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PURDY Division Courts Sittings COUNTY OF ONTATIO -- 1918 1 WHITBY--Clerk, Miss E L Macdonell, Whitby; Jan 3, Feb 5, Mar 5, Ap: 2, Mey J. une 4, Juby 2 Sept 3, Oct 1, v Mit EL Macdonell, Jan 4, Feb 6, Mar 6, § Apr 3 fo 7 jms TO, 2 Us. | Bell phone [13 r 8. 7, July 8, I 1h 1913, Ei Mey July 9, Sept 11, Nov 2, Jan. \VERTON--Clerk, Chas A Pater- | 9, Mar 13, May 9, REFERS no, 20, Jan 9, 1919. i Mar nly 11, Sept MILLS -- Clerk, Daniel May 10, Nov 19, FORD Leonard, Athe ; Olerk of the Peac 1 hE. FARE Ww. H. Doubt Merchant Tailor SPRING. SUITINGS This is the time to order your Spring Suit. Weare showing e splendld line of suitings in handsome pattems and color- ings . . You have a wide range to pick from and the price is as low as we can possibly make it. . . SUITS We carry a full line of ordered suits. See our lines of Blue and Black Serges, guaranteed fast dyes. Ask for prices on our ready -to-wear suits. CARTAGE and DRAYING IAM CAMPBELL 1s-- PORT PERRY ERLE MORTON M. GIBSON and DOMINION LAND and CIVIL ENGINEER (Sucoemor to the ate W. E. Yornold, One. land surveyor, of Port Perry.) - auction sale of household furniture, Auction Sales The Misses Proutt are holding an farm stock; etc., at their premises, Prince Albert, on Thursday April 18, at 1.30 p.m. George Jackson, Auctioneer Mr W T. Reader, having sold his farm, will sell his farm stock and im plements by public auction at his premises. lot 2, con. 8, Scugog, on Tuesday, April 23rd, at 1 p.m. George Jackson, Auctioneer STEWART FORD has returned to Port Perry and is prepared to take orders for . . Interior and Outside DECORATING Seed Barley For Sale O. A: C. No 21 Barley for sale. Apply to John Tumthonds, Port Perry CHURCH of the ASCENSION - SERVICES Sunday Divine Service Morning and evening PHONE 72 For Choice BEEF, PORK, LAMB and VEAL CAWKER BROS. BUTCHERS A full line of Smoked Meats and Lard always on hand Highest Cash price paid for Hides and Skins ev Smith & Smith LAND SURVEYORS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS Phones--Day 407 Night 242 LINDSAY . ONTARIO Ne Market Report Port Perry Prices 40 to 40 40 to 40 ETC. Butter ..' .. vi CATTLE, HOGS, 8a o> © 3883 Si 2388:z8 zaz °F g oN 8 -{in Port Perry last week, H. J. White =~ ~ Si aa 'PORT PERRY BRANC A concert in aid of the Red" Cross Society * was given 'in Sk Andrew's s Church, Sonya, on Monday evening, April 1st. In spite of the April showers there was a very good crowd The proceeds amounted to $35.10. During the evening two 'of our jze- turned soldiers, Pte Victor Ormiston, with an address of welcome by the church and an address and 'a set of military brushes by the Red Cross Society. A Red Cross cushion was also dis- posed of by selling tickets to the amount of $40., making the total proceeds for the evening $75.10. Mr Lewis Lunney got the cushion with ticket 162. On Wednesday, April 3rd the Red Cross Society = shipped to Lady Hughes the following articles: 21 suits pyjamas, 11 pillows, 6 triangle bandages, 4 stretcher caps, 2 pair bed socks. During the month of March about 60 pairs of socks were sent overseas. The Pleasant Point Ladies' Aid have completed a number of these articles and contributed the sum of $5. E McCoy, Secretary PRESENTATION The members of the Young jadies and Young Men's Bible Classes & a very enjoyable evening at the pore) of Mrs A Wilkinson, on Thursday | evening, after which the follomng ad: dress was read by Miss 'Lorna Dure, the presentation being made By Mr L: Lunney: T% Dear Mrs Wilkinson; J 2 We, the members of the Young, Ladies' Bible Society, of St Andrew' Church, Sonya, have' met in Your home to-night; i in a friendly: mahner to show in a small measure our deep appreciation of your devoted work with our Sunday School Class. Even through your darkest hours you were faithful to the cause which you loved. We, as a class shall not.forget your past efforts in being present with us from Sabbath to Sabbath. We shall not forget the knowledge of God which you inparted tp us so earnestly You have helped many by oup distinguished example but yet we many'lessons to learn, We shall not torget our prebent teacher who is unableto be with us to-night, how thankful we are for her safe return. Just as a token of remembrance we ask you to accept this chair and may you be strengthened in whatever phase of work you may undertake: Mrs. (Rev,) Dodds, teacher Lorna A Dure, President Margaret E Leask, Treasurer ; Sorry to report Mr- J Watson on the sick list. Miss Mary Watson spent a few days Mrs S McFarlane was visiting Mrs E Holtby, Manchester, last week. Scugog discussed in the Schools here on one farmer being present. At Centre School the farmers were 'Sonya ak and Pte Dan McTaggart, both of the | 116th Battalion, were each presented ; Increased wheat production - , Tuesday. Mr Geo. Rose and Dr EJ} A Totten addressed the Head School, | At the wl 'Mr. Hu.clieson the BE a bor f adits. given, and the | al wheat pi was 'the Ontario people are to be able to: 'eat wheat 'bread. Manchester 2 Rev. Wesley Elliott presented the: need of greater the meeting held in the public school on Tuesday afternoon. Nine ladies and eight gentlemen were present in addition to the scholars and teacher, and the message was kindly received, several farmers stating that ' they in- tended raising . a larger acreage of wheat this year, Utica There was a busy time in Utica! last Tuesday afternoon. The Women's Institute met in the Presbyterian Church, and Rev. W. H Black spoke. in the Public School on the need of greater wheat production. There were no adults present except the teacher and the speaker. But doubt-. less the seed sown will bring forth more wheat fields. Goodness knows ' we need them badly. Epsom - One ratepayer was intereated on! attend the greater wheat held in the De ed = noon. speaker, rf. Lygsday of a' former scholar at "this school, took the matter up with the. holars, ans showed clearly: why. wheat is badly needed. He pointed out that if the wheat 'is not grown in Ontario, there is a strong probability that the Ontario farmer will have to go without wheat for his bread. Bethesda A successful wheat production | meeting was held here on Tuesday | afternoon, addressed by Mr James ' Stonehouse, a number of farmers be- ing present An account of war _gonditions wie pointed out, i. y 'case for increased wheat production at Take Cate: of "Your Telephone! ; MANY repairs to telephiaas are ids necessary by careless handling. q A telephone instrument has more than a hundred parts and is built like a watch Rough : usage impairs its efficiency. 8588588855555 oe 2 8