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ork, we can give you satisfaction.' See our porcelain cylinder in action at our premises. % Buckets, complete, $1.76. Call and get our prices or phone 148 r 1-8, for particulars. C. C. Stenhouse ARCHITECT Houses, Stores and Public Buildings properly designed and supervised. Union Bank Building, Oshawa, Ont. Miss Madeline Cockburn Miss Hazel Cockburn Teachers of PIANO AND VIOLIN Bell Phone 169 r 2 Port Perry JOHN BELDON LUNDY L.D.8., D.D.S. DENTAL SURGEON Graduate of Royal College of Dental Surgeons and University of Toronto Office hours 9a.m. to 5 p.m. Even- ings by appointment. Bell Phone, office 68 r 2. Residence 68 r 8. Office over Morrison's Drug Store. pumps rd like give him a cheering word That I've longed at times to hear; rd like to give him a warm hand Py When never a friend seemed near. I've learned my knowledge by sheer hard work, And 1 wish I could pass it on To the fellow who'll come and take "my place, Some day when I gm gone. Will he see all the sad mistakes I've made, And note all the battles lost? Will he ever guess the tear they caused, Or the heartaches that they cost? Will he gaze through the failures and and fruitless toil To the underlying plan, And catch a glimpse of the real intent And the heart of the vanquished man? 1 dare to hope he may pause some day As he toils as I have wrought, And gain some strength for his weary task, From the battles I have fought. But I've only the task itself to leave, With the cares for him to face. And never a cheering word to speak To the fellow who'll take my place. Then here's to your good health, old chap, I drink as a bridegroom to his bride TOONBER ive iu De he In 'the light of the new found dawn, So today I'm drinking your health, old chap, Who'll take my place when I'm gone, rea (J) Qs IN: MEMORIAM Harran--In loving memory of my dear brother, who departed this A February 14th, 1928, One sad and lonely year has passed, Since our great sorrow' fell; The shock which we received that day, We still remember well, How this life was shed we Know not; What the last word, look or thought; Forget him, no, we never will, For in our hearts he liveth still. Brother Will, The month of February again is here, The saddest month of all the year. Just one year ago to-day Since my dear Albert passed away. Not gone from memory or from love, But to His Father's Home above. --Father. Qe LOST Between Seagrave and Mr. C. Honey's, a man's low rubber. Finder please leave it at Mr. S. Thompson's store, Seagrave, or the Sebert House, Port Perry. Pea Coal Dost fuel obtainable. : Pocohontas i is. smckslessCoa = ck to ignite as wo lasts longer. Ser this month to induce you to zy it. $14.00 a ton deliver- or 7.50 3 ton. Acme semi-anthracite,a hard. blocky domestic Coal, sam price. To arrive, car each dry hard wood slabs. All orders promptly filled P. Figary Port Perry Ont. PHONES Res. 214 Office 94 The Mutual Life of Canada (Operated Solely For Its Policyholders) Our Company's Sound Progress "Accordingly, though doubtless pleased, we are not surprised by a showing of over thirty-nine millions of new business, by a net in- crease in the total business in force of nearly twenty-three and a half millions, and by our magnificent surplus earn ings of more than three From President Cronyn's address. "Our holdings of bonds and debentures have a present value of slightly over lion dollars above the at which they are carried in the books of the Company."'- From President Cronyn's address. Makes A Notable Record Apain Achieved Remarkable Surplus Earnings of Over $3,000,000 mil- Careful and economi The Assurances in force now total. . A net increase of $23,495,912 over the previous year. The new business written amounted t0....cce0s0ee An increase over 1922 of The assets have accumulated t0.....cceveeesscsss An increase over the previous year of. . During the year there was paid to Policyholders and - T= Directors presented a report to the policy- holders at the Annual Meeting on February 7th, which was one of the most gratifying submitted during the past fifty-four years of its history. The following are the most salient features-- svesscecsessncnne The invested assets earned the high average rate of interest of 6.55% The death claims were only 39.26%, of i according to the standard mortality c management is again indicated by the cir- cumstance morc Tne 16.15% of the total year's income required to meet all expenses. of administration. _ The net result of the various summarized varios . irassections, wilh above, is shown in the Surplus Earnings of $3,012,806.99 This magnificent amount further strengthened the Company's financial position, increasing the provision against depreciation - of securities and for tts fluctution besides enabling the payment of impregnable the expected tables. id $269,982,566 39,040,578 4,583,330 59,727,388 6,121,757 5,369,743 wa 12 inch Leather 15 inch Leather T Mert s 2 puede > 3 eyelet 4) pairfor - - 1 pair only Women's Gveniies, extn Men's one buckle Overshoes, reg. YE 2 pairs only 2 buckle TE sizes 1 rd 1 8, Jeg 1 paif only 4 buckle Overshoe, 52s 10; reg. Fo n's Lumberman's Sox, grea reg. $1.25 pair for 98a. re os Loli Boys' sizes, reg. 7 3 ends Wrapperette 22¢. yard; colors grey dg ay vy bl with floral design pieces Fancy Plaids, reg. 30c. yard, to clear at 22¢ Tht iF bn Prints 22¢. 20 Yad, Y They come in good ey of patterns, 30 inches wide, Jeg: 25. 3d , to clear at 22¢. yard. Fancy Plaid Dress s4 yard. Four pieces Dress Goods, suitable for children's wear, reg. 60c. value, 42¢. yard. NEW GINGHAMS.--They are the most popular wash goods for summer dresses. They wash and wear better any other options fabrics. We have a food English Cloth, 25 ini e,/in 4 p , an ir for Drea. an also 27 in, wide, in Check and Plaids in. o 2 in Phids, Checks and Stripes, in all the new colors. Prices on and 35¢c. 5 2 Clothes rs tor eee Wis she Boies, which Ses Supesies eves) Dev Ford Resources ability buy the best mareria The Ford is the product of a -made institution which, at a minimum price. 'As gresult, the resources ol Ford of Canada are now over $20,- 000,000. These resources mean This is "what Ford rescurces. mean © yo See Any Authorized Ford Dealer