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EE TRIBUTORS: Port Perry, Hogg & Lytle sunderland --Tim Doyle © Pucked fu wal sith Ary Qual the neat time you order flour. THE QUAKER MILLS PETERHQROUGH and SASKATOON Ee -------------------------------- BLACKSTOCK Mrs. M. Smith spent a few days with her daughter Mrs. W. Vancamp. The annual meeting of the W.A. of St. John's Church was held at the home of Mrs. John Smith on Friday evening the 19th, wth a large attend- ance. The following officers were elected for the coming year: Hon. President, Miss Jennie Proutt, Pres, Mrs. S. McLaughlin, Vice President, Mrs. R. Mahood, Treasurer, Mrs. F. Willan, R. Sec'y, Mrs. 8. Jeffrey, C. Sec'y,, Mrs. T. Smith. Lunch was served as usual. A splendid game of hockey was played at the rink on Friday evening | last, when Valentia crossed sticks with our team. The score was 4-3 in favor of Valentia. The Cartwright relatives and friends of Dr. Robert Archer, of Port Perry, were very sorry to hear of his sudden attack of illness on Thursday of last week, and are "more than oh pleased to hear that he is now on the way for recovery. x We are glad to report that Mrs. L. Werry, who has been ill with pneu- monia, is at present doing well. Rev. and Mrs. T. W. Scott enter- tained the A.Y.P.A. at dinner on Tuesday evening of this week and a most enjoyable time was spent. Weddnig bells are ringing. Auction Sale of 100 Head of Cattle including 60 fat cattle and 40 stockers, the property of Alex. Calder, to be sold a his premises, lot 20, con. T Whitby, on Thursday, Feb- ruary 8th, 1923. Jos. Boird, Auctioneer.* . Uxbridge--W. S. Lapp ---------------- "These Coats dre made e of hea bro convertible collars and belts. ! god wb ne Sizes 25 to 27, Regular 00 Sa Sizes 28 to 30, Regular 13. 00-- Sale Price S Sizes 31 to 35, Regular 15. 00--- Sale Price | 1. 50 BOYS' TWEED SUITS, PRICED. TO CLEAR These Suits are all made of the latest materials, and are well tailored. ar $10. 00 and $12.00-- Sale Price $ 7. 50 Bo Rte 38, ro Sizes 30 to reg. up to $15.00--Sale Price $8.76 QUILT LININGS IN GOOD VARIETY "OF COLORS Quilt Livin in good variety of patterns and colors. 36 and 38 inch width, Regular 50c.,--Sale Price 33c. per yard. ; 'Big Comforter Bats, size 72 x 80 inch make. The best filling for comforters. Price $1. 25 bureh. : FARM HELP The Bureau of Colonization and Immigration expects a large number of first class men from the Old Country during the latter part of March and succeeding months, some experienced, some partly and some inexperienced young men, and ex- perienced married men and partly experienced married' men with and without families. Farmers with vacancies will kindly write to H. A. Macdonell, Director of Colonization, Parliament Building, Toronto, or to their Agricultural Representative, for information, 'ana application forms. Applications will be dealt with as far as possible in the order in which they are received, prefer- ence given yearly engagements, Sgd.) R. M. TIPPER, Agricultural Représentative " x ee ere UTICA Miss Gwen. Ackney, of Whitby, is at her home here for a, few weeks. Miss Clara Beavis of Manchester, spent Sunday with Miss Nora Cox. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Webster and daughter, spent Sunday at Mr. Louis Wagners. We are sorry to hear of the serious illness of Miss Delga Lakey. We hope for a speedy recovery. Mrs. Manual has returned home after spending some time in Oshawa, where she has been attending her son Frank who has been ill, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Davis spent last Tuesday with friends in Scott. The Young People's Uuion Club in- tend holding a box social in the near future. Watch for particulars. Miss Lulu Christie is visiting with friends in Toronto. The Methodist Sunday School is progressing under the Superintend- ency of Mr. Wagg. Fifteen diplomas were given out on Sunday to those who received the highest number of marks. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Millman and family spent Sunday with Mr, 8. Me- Donald. FOR SALE Pair of skates and boots with metal ankle supports, size 7;Edison electric grill, cost $18, will sell for $12.00; sewing machine for $10, Apply to A. Taylor, Lilla St. Port Perry. Farm to Rent Between Oshawa and the Lake. About 125 acres in excellent state of cultivation: Ample buildings. Plowing after present crop. Full possession Oct. Ist or April lst Apply to G. D. CONANT, Owner, 20:tf Oshawa; Ont: REPRESENTATIVE WANTED "District Representative wanted for PORT PERRY, and surrounding ter- ritory to represent the old reliable Font Nurseries. A splendid gpshing for the right man. or full ormation write--Stone & Welling- ton, Toronto. FOR SALE 7 roomed house, good cellar, hard and soft water, barn with cement | 'stable, good hen coop and garden, on corner of Lilla and Scugog streets. Also quarter cut oak sideboard, din- ing room table, extends 12 feet, up- holstered furniture, washstand, par- lor table, roll top desk, 2 plows, 2 Buffalo robes, spraying machine, light wagon, and other articles. G. E. Mills, Port Perry ASK RE-INSTATEMENT Whitby Board of Trade have passed a resolution asking the Attorney Banseseonniseatatness seanenccaate . Special Value on Mattresses 'Reg. $12.00 and $14.60 For $9.50 Made of all white felt, extra heavy ticks, roll edge and full weight all sizes. Special Price $9.60 Notice We are also prepared to supply any article chosen from Eaton's Catalogue at the same prices. AL. LMEDERMOTT ) Yotornationalt Experts Attest Its Superiority General to reconsider his d to dispense with the services of Bailiff Frank Rogers, RUDDY'S LUNCH The Place-for Good, Appetizing Meals| JAS. RUDDY, hihi Bell 'Phone 96 | The Ontario Department of Agriculture ~~ ANNOUNCES "The 14th. Annual Course in Agri culture | 11 ye and a Four Weeks. Course in Home Roy 'omios which will be held at GREENBANK JAN. 8th, to FEB. 2nd Because it has won } more Id medals and highest awards of merit! si Shan portable cleaner, the Eure DEALER IN Grand Erie Le ond I REAL ESTATE} Box 417, Myrtle Station. "Property quickly! and saiisfadd g torily Shy sold and exch on tls terms. , t to select from Bell Phone 120 raf