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ill i interest you. - We know our GOODS are RELIABLE, s so are. our Eo] ETHODS and our PRICES." The buying of ewellery nd we make it'a aa, 'SAVING proposition for ou to purchase your wants in our line from us all the ear around, = REPAIRING Our repairing is right in work and price. one who has a watch or clock that we have repaired if it is not giving the satisfaction we claimed it to give. R. BENTLEY, Jeweller ' # is a business AvAmBaction Ask any- RED, ALSIKE, SWEET ALFALFA CLOVER . and TIMOTHY 3 SEED Call and see samples and get prices before purchasing, Wanted Highest prices paid for any quantity of Clover and Timothy Seed, also for any quantity of +good Hay and Straw. E. H. PURDY Division Courts-Sittings COUNTY OF ONTATIO -- 918 : 1 WHITBY--Clerk, Miss E L Macdonell, Whitby; Jan 3, Feb 5, Mar 5, Apr 2, May |, June 4, "July 2, Sept 3, Oct | Nov 5, ed an 3, 1919. erk, Miss E L Macdonell, R bridge. ith z Mar 13. 4 I 22, i1, 5 ERNINCTON oe ik RCTON 10, IE 9, Sept mn Nov 21, Jan. VERTON-- Clerk, Chas A Pater. 9, Mar 13, May 9, BT Sep, fo ov 20 Jan 9, 1909. Ribitler: gi i'r 2h 12, July H, Sept MILLS - Clerk, Daniel oy MY 10, Nov 19, Leonard, Ather erk of the Peac 1.E. FARE 'W. H. Doubt Merchant Tailor SPRING SUITINGS This is the time to order your - Spring Suit. Weare showing e splendld line of suitings in handsome patterns and color- lings . . = . You have a wide range to pick from and the price is as low as we can Es rake ite 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 The undersigned is prepared to do all kinds of carting, dray work, and +ilowio of Gardens etc. For terms LLIAM CAMPBELL ~ PORT. PERRY REIT M. GIBSON ONTARIO and DOMINION LAND SURVEYOR and CiVIL ENGINEER (Successor to the late W. E. Yarnold, Ont. land surveyor, of Port Perry ) "fies aes) 31 Yonge St, Toronto: ont Ww. J. Cook - Real Estate large list of farms for sale in rio County. Some city property Sxchange or or gale, also Western % My list includes sme: rare "Waite or phone me. before unicate with W J Cook; Auction Sales The Misses Proutt are holding an auction sale of household furniture, 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 0. A.C. No 21 Barley for sale, Apply to John Tummonds, Port Perry Bell phone [18 r3. 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 ah ee,.,e: Smith & Smith LAND SURVEYORS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS Phones--Day 407 Night 242 LINDSAY - ONTARIO el Market Report Port Perry Prices. Eggs ov xs ys 3b10 38 Butter i... v.55 J. 40.10.45 "CATTLE, HOGS, ETC. d butchers ..10 50 to 11 50 edium butchers 8 50 to 9 60 Common butchers 7 50 to 8 50 'Calves per cwt = 12 00 to 13 50 Sheep, per cwt 8 00 to 10 00 Lambs, per cwt 15 00 to 16 50 Sheepskins «2.00 to 3 00 Beef hides, per cwt 7 00 to 9 'Horse hides, +. 400 to 500 Live hogs, cwt +19 50 to 'GRAIN, ETC Red Winter Wheat, 2 10 to g is White Wheat 2 05 to 2 10 White Fife ; Spring Wheat, Goose Wheat ; Barley : Buckwheat 'Oats =~ = _ for loans for' PORT. PERRY BRANCH A H 4 White - this purpose. Manager - -- : Sonya Mr. Wm Medd, Sonya, has bought a high-class Yorkshire White hog; The animal was bred by Wm Man- ning & Son, Woodville, and is a fine specimen. Eth SE Seta Seagrave Sunday evening, Rev Mr Robins of Oakwood, * gave "us a" splendid sermon on Missions, both Home and Foreign. Rev Mr Joblin taking the work at Oakwood. Mr Wm Pollock has everything in readiness to erect a new barn this Spring. Mr A L Orchard has bought a new Chevrolet Car. Mr Jas Harding has purchased a new Ford. Mrs Jas Reynolds and two childref of Saskatchewan, visiting her mother |a Mis Thos Couch. Mr Russell Pollock has purchased a new Ford car. Mr Robt Gordon has been appoint- ed to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr Gordon McLean from the School Board. Mrs Gordon McLean visiting with friends in this locality. Victorian Women's Institute - The. Victorian Women's Institute held their April meeting in the Town Hall, Blackstock, on Wednesday, Apnl 8rd, and-were honoured with the presence of Nursing Sister Mabel Bruce, who is home om--short, leave from France, and addressed the meet- ing; telling some of her experiences in France. Everyone was delighted 'to meet her again. On special request she returned from Toronto for Sunday when a union service was held in the Methodist church, where she address- ed a full house. A collection was taken for Prisoners of War Fund and amounted to sixty-five dollars. The next Institute meeting will be held on Wednesday, May Ist at the| home of Mrs Stanford Swain. This will be the annual election of officers, renewal of membership and complet- ion of year's work. Please bring in}: all socks and shirts on hand. We hope for a large attendance. ~ A E Swain, Sec'y-Treasurer Bailey-Vancamp A quiet but pretty wedding took place on March 20th, when fifty guests were assembled at the home of | ° Mr, and Mrs. W. A. Vancamp, when their eldest daughter Jessie Kate, was |; united in the holy bonds of matri-| mony to.Mr Arther Lawrence Bailey, |* eldest son of Mr and Mrs Frederick | Bailey, of Blackstock. The ceremony | was performed under an arch ofls evergreens draped with white satin |. Rev. J.§ ribbon and large white bell, Bick officiating The bride was unattended and was |. gowned in white duchess satin and ie Mr O L Thompson who EN on. home for a few weeks, has gone to Toronto where he intends training. -- Mrs j H Wagner visiting Mrs Wm, Cook one day last week. Mr A Giy lo lost a valuable mare last week. Child Welfare Exhibit For many years scientists have been ! collecting data and social service | workers have been utging reforms on the public but as a national eco- nomical question child welfare and school nursing have not received their proper consideration. Our voters should realize their tremendous re-| sponsibility because the government can only be responsible-to its highest | ideals in so far as they will be upheld by the community. The cost of jails asylums, hospitals and other 1institut- ions add a big figure every year to the budget of the country, but the expense | is made necessary by the unproductive population. It is again the old story, of canse and effect. Already war has seriously depleted this country and it can only be by carefully rearing our children that we can grow a strong, virile nation again See the Child Welfare Exhibit in 'Whitby, April 29 and 80, under the Victorian Order of Nurses' auspices Government Tractors Starting Work It is ex by the end of this week that all of oy Farm Tractors in Ontario County will be at work. There is considerable work to be done thertselves 'of this opportunity of get- ting as much work #8 possible done with thhse machines. First-class operators will be in charge of the} Farmers desiring work done should send their spplication to the Depart- iment of Agriculture, Whitby, at onde. A memorial service was held in St. 'Andrews's Church on Sunday morn- ing in memory of Willie McMillan who was killed recently and who was a son of the late Duncan McMillan. A large congr ation turned out to pay their last token of respect to an- 'other one of our boys who : had died for his country. ? and no doubt the farmers will avail | machines with an' expert mechanic as' supervisor of groups of machines. | per quart W. U. CARNEGIE Port Perry Ontario allover lace and carried a boquet off bridal roses, entered the drawing room |; leaning on the arm of her father, to the strains of MendlesShn's Wedding |. Annie March, rendered by Miss Swain, cousin of the bride. During the signing of the register i Mrs Wm Vancamp sang, "A Perfect Day. » a handsome buffet; to the pianist a diamond brooch; 'to the soloist aj: diamond brooch. Immediately after the wedding breakfast the happy couple left forf" Toronto, Brampton and other points. ¢._ | On their return they will 'reside on} [their farm Dear Blackstock. a The groom's gift 5 the bride was| A five-passeenger touring + 'mechanical refinements an CHEVROLET