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ete Dresses ¢ can bs nial! up in any size, and a choke of several colors. "Come in on Monday, April 6th, see the beantiftl dinlor of dresses, and select your summer costume. 6 Spring, Butterick: 25c. stitch. BE EE FE EE Ss ean RRnIIRInRauR F. W. MCINTYRE adios' Hose made of 12 strand silk yarn 'with re - inforced sole and heel, fashioned leg, and heel fashi top. =a Comes in plain or drop Colors: Black, Navy, Bison, Brown or 'White. Per Pair, $2.00 edge, Sil Start Styles in Chamoisette Gloves $1.00 Pair We are sho newest styles in oisette Gloves, with the short cuff, scallope the ham- embroidere ComesinGrey or Sand. Per Pair, $1.00 April Delineator 20c. - E FENCING © Just arrived: 0 carload Wire for Farm and Poultry Fencing, etc. We are in a position to fill your fence orders ationce. ~The one rg is overcome in the Toranth & When and Where You Want It "On kid farm of average size at least one hour a day--364 days a year--are spent in the irksome, 364 days which one : task of pumping water. ears ig ak Windmills will give you for profitable work, ey or recreation--besides supplying running water wherever you want it. bothersome task, that of the windmill in all kinds of Oiler, which requires only "once a Friction and wear tically abolished. roto vindmilh, to too, can be: made nr olf fF reculating in on " Tower will stand for a lifetime because it is the heaviest, strongest one built for any windmill. + Let me explain why I believe this is one of the biggest conveniences you can have. MILTON STONE Port Perry, Ont. MRS. JOHN CLAUGHTON A very large funeral took place on Sunday, March 22nd, 1925, when Sarah Stephenson, widow of the late John Claughton was laid to rest in the Utica Cemetery, The Rev. Thos. Laidlaw, M.A., Pastor of the Aurora Methodist Church, assisted by Rev. Jos Denny, of the Epsom Circuit, officiated' at the Utica Methodist Church and at the grave. The Rev. Mr. Laidlaw, an intimate friend of the family and pastor of the deceased lady for a number of years paid striking tribute to her worth and sterling character, preach- ed from the text: "The Master has come and calleth for thee" and in glowing terms spoke of the passing of a virtuous: and helpful life which had been of great benefit to the en- tire community. Mr. Laidlaw also read a letter from the Rev. E. C. Hunter, B.A, B.D, pastor of the North Bay Methodist Church, regretting his inability to be present to tell of a life rich in loving ministrations,, and one which had had a wonderful influence over his own life for good. The floral tributes bore silent testimony to the esteem in which the deceased lady was held. The late Mrs. Claughton came from England 71 years ago and landed at Whitby, Ontario. She was born in Hull, in Yorkshire. 'She came to this country accompanied by her father and mother, Mr and Mrs. William Stephenson. Two of her brothers preceded her to Canada, they. were both in the Methodist Ministry; Rev. William Stephenson-and Rev. James Stephen- son. The latter had labored on his cir- cuit for three months only when he met his death by drowning in Lake Erie, whilst bathing, in the third year of his ministry and at the early age of 256 ears; his brother died thirty- five ago. ye late Mrs. Claughton married John Claughton in 1859 and took up| residence within wa Suley blessed and in her death they lose a kind, devoted and sympathetic mother and the whole community mourns the loss of a staunch and true friend. ms Qpeiimcins MODEST OSHAWA "SEES OSHAWA A SEA PORT" One of the most practical presen- tations of the Deep Waterways and Power Development question, we have heard, was given by Major A. C. Lewis, M.P.P., of North East Toronto hefore the Rotary Club at Oshawa at its noonday luncheon recently. The members of the city council and other official bodies were also guests of the club on this occasion. The speaker had only a brief per- iod at his disposal but he gave a very practical, interesting and instru- ctive outline of the question. "The question of transportation," he said, "is one of the most vital moments in any country and especially is this so for Canada with its practically sparse population spread over great areas, reaching into thousands of miles from east to west. ' "In the great stretch of water reaching from the Atlantic to Fort William we have one of the cheapest systems of transportation anywhere in the world and Providence has sup- plied us with it. The three great factors in trade and commerce are production, con- sumption and transportation, and the last is the most. vital in the matter | fiat, of lessening cost. What matters, if our products are produced at a minimum of cost if transportation charges are great or prohibitive. - "Our water transportation systems should be developed. It is the eheap- est system in the world. One ton of freight can be carried 1000 miles by water at the same rate as one ton OSHAWA WOMAN FATALLY BURNED Sustaining terrible burns abeut her arms, legs and body, Mrs, J. Ferris, 187 King street east, died at the Oshawa hospital, late on Saturday night. The victim, a lady of 75 years had been burning rubbish in the afternoon in the yard of her son-in- law's home, A. M. Germond, local business man, and it is thought that the wind blew the flames toward her, and her clothing became ignited. She rushed into the house, enveloped in flames, which were extinguished by relatives and neighbors, but not before the victim's arms and limbs were practically charred. Fire Chief Cameron, who was sum- moned, secured two physicians, Drs. Cameron and Bird, who ordered the unfortunate woman's removal to the hospital. Her recovery was des- paired of from the first, owing to the nature of the injuries and her ad- vanced age. nmin Mem NOTICE TO CREDITORS Of Samuel James Mellow, M.D, Deceased. Pursuant to oo 56 of Chapter 121 of the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1914, notice is hereby given that all creditors and others having claims against the estate of Samuel James Mellow, late of the Village of Port Pery, in the County of Ontario, who died on or about the 4th day of March A.D. 1925, are, on or before the 1st day of May A.D. 1025, ta send by post, prepaid, to W. Merlin Letcher, administrator of the estate of the said deceased their christian names and surnames, addresses and descriptions, the full particulars of their claims, a statement of their accounts and the nature of the se- curities (if any) held by them, and that after the day last aforesaid the said administrator will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the parties entitled thereto having regard only to such claims of which notice shall have been given as above required, and the said administrator will not be liable for the said assets or any part there. of, to any person or persons of whose claim or claims notice shall not have been received by him at the time of such distribution. Dated at Port Perry this 2nd day of April A.D. 1925. W. Merlin Letcher, Administrator. Goode's Creamery at Port Perry Is paying 83e. lb. for butter re oan aon and male more money sending yowr cream to Port Perry Creamery GOODE BROS. Proprietors Whatever you need for your - HORSES