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Pratt's Lice: Killer / Kee the growing chicks ina 'healthy condition of Absorbent Cottons, Gaugzes, 'Bandages, etc. A new flages, to hand : Kepler's Cod Liver Oil with Exe of Malt: ~~ A perfect preparation palatable and easily digested. The best food for producing fat and muscle, Fr Moir's Chocolates, a full assortment just arrived ; Our Saturday Special Fords' Candies, 49¢ per box. = 7 | 2 Marrison's Drug Store . French Ivory . The. season. of holiday gifts is drawing near. Let us suggest "French Tvory"' 'the most beautiful of all Toilet ware, Every lady of refined tastes desires to pos- sess a com plete set. 'See these handsome pisces on pled in our store window. Beautiful, serviceable yet modestly priced --an ideal present. Hach article stamped - "French Ivory." JAMES McKEE JEWELLER STATIONER » 1. 0. Clifford ~The Liberal Candidate for South Ontario He Fespegtiuny, solicits the votes of the Electors on December 6th. Myrtle | Mrs. A. B. Fister has bought the roperity recently. vacated 'by After the business meeting of the Church Board, which was .Lheld on Monday of last week. } |The ladies of this congregation provided 'a hot: supper for the members of the different boards, and their wives after which a musical programme was rendered which was much enjoyed by all present. Rev.' Adare was in the city il during the week. id | already sta Sf [nearing completion. -- how | hall, on Thursday ey Vs fi] a team from Port Perry in the EO. H. A. Remember We can supply your wants for BOOTS and _RUBBERS December 22nd has been set 8 apart for annual Xmas entertain- ment which the children have ractise for. atty's "house 'Mr. Yaris. is The hunters have returned fi from the north last week, laden- Oe | ed with choice game, il Port Perry Enter O. H. A. At a well attended meeting of Hockey enthusiasts held in the night, | t 17, it was decided to enter 'Intermediate' series this coming winter, Great in- terest was shown in the choos- ing of officers, and the following were elected. Hon. Pres.--Mr. George Jack- son and W. H. Har -- Pres: a a pa Hon. Vice Pres.--W. L. Par- rish, and Art Carnegie Vice Pres. Dave Carnegie "Sec-Treas.--J. I. Bowerman Manager--Hugh Lucas €oach--~John Roach : Trainers--Bill. Oke and Bill MacKay {sioner C. W. Price, Howard Executive--Dave Managing Purdy, Tom egie, C. "Red and. White were the col- 2 agreed upon for uniforms, and a elub room for the boys is | being obtained, and training ex- are to commence immedi- aly 'Some twenty-five names tive ers were han- Es fot am sob a for some go Ww rin ke which fae been ther machinery; $1850.44 for fuel and e late Jas Pike, and exwegts to | i a in shortly. "|dated schools and other school ~1857, 402, 14 for maintenance, tly al of this frie be 1e department in charge. passed at November sitting of the County Couneil. © * Where Act is Wrong "Reeve Lucas, of Port Perry, wded the cause of widows, h two children under 16, who left over $350 by their husbands were not eligible to receive an owance under the Act. mother was worse off e had been left 'with nothing, as a mother left penniless or with less than $350, with young child- en, recsivad an allbwanze suf- icient to maintain then. The mother with over $360 got noth- ing and had still to support her '| ehildren. ' What he wanted to see was a more uniform scale so that mothers who were really eligible under the Act would receive an amount that would equalize a cer- tain income. He also suggested that the repective municipalities contribute towards their own successful applicants, operating under the Mothers' Allowance Board, Oshawa, with its many successful applicants, should pay, according to the benefits geerued from the Act. Reeve Jewett, of Cannington, ¢oncurred in the views of Reeve Lucas. The Act, it seemed, put a premium on pauperism, because a mother with $1.000 and children to support was not a beneficiary, while a mother, left with noth- ing, received an allowance. : pd Information Wanted re Consolidated Schools The following resolutions which will explain themselves, were introduced by Reeve Lucas and passed at the recent sitting of Ontario County Council. 'That whereas the ratepayers are but partially informed as to the facts regarding consolidated schools; and whereas this lack of information necessarily retard the work of the inspectors in this matter; the Cotinty Councilof the County of Ontario, now in ses- sion, would respectfully suggest Pat the ratepayers of the dis- iets affected in any campaign to secure the erection of a consoli- dated school be supplied with ac- curate printed information in brief, clear form prior to such campaign; and that copies of this resolution forwarded to the Minister of Education, and to the public school inspectors of Ontario County."' "That we mark with approval the recent efforts of the Depart- ment of Education and the Ont- ario es' and Ratepayers' Association to become informed as to the facts regarding consoli- matters, and would urge that a brief reportof their findings be placed at the disposal of the rate- payers at the earliest possible date." 5 SE County Road Expenditures The total amount spent by the County Council for roads in 1921 was $117190.98. Of this amount $43976.64 was for construction; $8746.20 for interest, debentures, administration, ete. $2764.94 for superintendence; $2896.62 for oil; and $54 for workmen' 8' Com- : te Meth ot Tolling me| Deposit Your 4 Coupons IE is Vier them is wo eee At any branch of this Bank, you ean 2 or you coupons, or we will cash Let the interest from your "Standard", 3 STANDARD BANK account with pe any charge: investment earn more interest in the TOTAL ASSETS OVER NINETY MILLIONS - Port Perry Branch: - - N . a The girls' Circle and the boy Club, spent a very enjoyable eve- ning at the home of Mr. Wright Crosier on last Saturday evening. Ladies, get ready to vote. We are glad to see that the roads are improving. Don't miss the Box Social in the Town Hall, Wednesday, Dec, i Sy ---- Sonya The regular meeting of the Sinclair Mission Band, was held in the school room of St. Andrews Church, on Saturday afternoon. Besides the regular meeting there was a quilting after which lunch was served. Miss Jean Middleton, spent the week end with her parents in Peterboro, recently. Messrs Dan and Jack MacTag- gart, Duncan and Jack Martin, have returned to their homes from the West. Mr. Chester Butt, was visiting friends here, over the week-end. Keep the date open, Nov. 25th the Ledie's Aid Bazaar in the church. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Prentice to our eommunity. The Players will present their new play, "The Old Canadian Home, 'on Monday evening Nov. 28th, in the 8. 0. S. Hall. They will also present their play in Little Britain on Wednesday eve- ning Nov. 30th. Miss Mary Watson spent the week-end at her home. se---- Raglan The bazaar which was to be held on Nov, 30th, has been pos- poned until Dec. 9th, Mr. and Mrs. W. Lambe, of|: Shirley, visited at Wm Squelch's on Sunday. Miss Verna Dring, has return ed home, after srending a few days in the city. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Evans, and family, visited with relatives in Manchester, on Sunday. 2 Mr. Robert Hodgson, of Osh- awa, spent Sunday with his par- ents here. Mrs. J. Coates, of Shirley, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. R. Brent. Mr. and Mrs. J. Reeson, of Columbus, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. Dring. The Hon. W. L. McKenzie King, the Liberal Leader will speak at Osh- awa, on Tuesday, Bev. 29 at 8 p.m. T.W: McLean, i N. G. " H. G. Hutcheson, Manager. Warriner Lodge No. 75 Meets every Second and Fourth Monday in each month in the Oddfellows' Hall. Visiting' Brethren Welcome P. Ingram, Secretary Their Replies. The Social Service Council of the Prov- ince of Ontario requested the Referendum Committee of South Ontario to have the Federal Candidates declare themselves on the question of Dominion wide prohibition as we had it during the life of the war time order-in-council. The Committee met in Whitby on Nov. Ist and formulated the following questions which wére sent to each Candidate with the request to allow the publication of their answers i -- 2 |, Are you personally in favor of a pro- hibitive Dominion Law of the manufacture, sale, importation and exportation of intoxi- cating liquors for beverage purposes? 2. If elected to the House of Commons at the coming election, will you directly and indirectly do all you can to have such a law introduced and passed ? ~ 3. Pending such Dominion Law, will you directly and indirectly support such legislation i in the House as will strengthen the enforcement of our present Provincial laws, and will you at the same time under- take to oppose the passing of any legisla- tion which will tend to weaken our pres- ent prohibition laws and their enforcement throughout the Dominion ? AH Candidates hive kindly replied as follows : Mr. Wm. Smith ny "If elected I will not go to parliament pledged on any pub- lic Joeation. F. M. Chapman answered "Yes! to wich question and says: "I think it is a matter of much concern that we elect candidates to the House this time who are solid in regard to this matter." Mr. L.-O. Clifford cites the Resolution which the Liberal party passed at its Con- vention in 1919 as follows: "Whereas, the regulation, \ restriction and prohibition of intoxicating liquors within their several jurisdictions are vested in the provinces, this Convention is firmly of the opinion that when, for the effective enforcement of restrictive or prohibitive legislation enacted by any Province, su Pletnsnal federal legislation is, by the legislatures 6f said Provinces deemed necessary, such legislation should, on the request of said legislature, be enacted b the Federal Parliament," and *if electe this is the policy I will support, bit | want to be at liberty to support all good meas- ures and principles by whatever party or maa they may be proposed." J. STONEHOUSE, Sec. Ref. Com. Don't miss the Box Social in the Town Hall, Wednesday, Dec. ' WANTED $1500 on a gilt edge mortga bearing 614 interest. Apply W.H. Harris Port Perry Port Perry Business College ACCOUNTANCY and STENOGRAPHY We realize that you have an earnest desire and keen ty ambition | to equip yourself better for the competiti on in { world of Commerce and that you know well that ess you are so equipped you cannot hope for success. You may have certain abilities, - work Which an are selon beganse you have Bot. train