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= "and 'over the linea south, dow hy sealdence of U, L. Robson, V.8. Port Ferry, Nov, 15,1608. © Se, ie ~~ Wi H. HARRIS, B.A, LLB: - BARBISTER. &e., J wiggmper, to ond orogpunt of, the Port Berry, .- Out. MONEY Yo LOAN. at Private Funds, at § per cent. Fb ram. 7 : { 3no. W, Crozier, ARRINTK Sopititon, Coxvevascer, BY Ofce" at residence, 6th Con, WARES The mile west of Port Periy,)-- Moxwy 10 Loan. > o--- E. FARCWELL, K.€ , LL.B,, Coun . Crown Attorney, Barrister, County Sol+ olbar, &o., Notary Public aud Conveyancer. Jffies--South wing Court House, hitby, Ont. W. A. GANGSTER, i DENTAL SURGEON. PVH SOE el po k5i--0 to 12 a.m, Sto 8 pw. , Also open Saturday eveuiuge, Ve Gold Fillings, Bridge and Crown Works Specialty. Vitalised Air. Dr. F. D. McGrattan (DENTIST) Royal College of Dental Surgeons, .D, 3. of Toronto i Lbs ot |Thterest paid or Composaded four times yo. dir 5) ; re A -~ 3 x Sale Notes Cashed-Blank Forms supplied Free] + Tliis office is in an exceptional ly strong position to handle Sale Notes to the Conn of path rr seller bei a HUB surrounded by Seven of its ows Eris oun : Agencies, covering the "entire stirronnding naightidrhood : ou leave the Notes with usand our Agent will collect tliem at the point mist your customers: No extra charge for this "4 G. EUTCHESON, Manager couvenieut to service. DAVID J. & DOUGLAS ADAMS, "BANKERS AND BROKERS. MONEY! TO LOAN (British Capital) at 4, 4; and 5 per cent. Fire, Life ard Accident Insurance. REAL ESTATE BOUEBY, SOLD OR BICHANGED in any of the Provinees, or principal Citics in Dominion of Canada. Marriage Licenses Issued. AGEN T--Allan Line and C.P.R. Steaniship Con- BA, ¥ A. Murray, DENTIST, Ice over the Post Otfice. WPORT PERRY. ~ AN + a «of "Dentist ineludin, AY snes Bridge Work Yiecomiolly y a 3 practiced. Artifical Teeth on Gold, Silver, Aluminum 5-3 or Rubber Plates, Fillings of Gol, Silver or Cement Painless extraction when required: "4 Prices to suit the times® Noi Outario Observer; , Palitical, Agricultural and " A Weoldy oo kamillf Newspaper 18 PUBLISHED AT ™ "pour 'PEERY, WAT' KVERY 'THURSDAY MORN! ay TROT SP rey #0 ww A eliable Lagat Sulesman 1 WANTED) manent situation with territaby res 4 | with promptness and dispatch. OS. i [ ICEN-ED AUCTIONEER for the County of utara ae Register at a the Onsxuvik Offies ronage solicited | FEYHAT FIR¥P.CASS FARM ; Mdilithester, Jin, 19, 1899. AT. T ing 195 acres more or Lohan HE] Sapo the south-half of lot 24, con. 1. MCCAW, 8 Hip of Scugog, two miles from Port Perry, on the leading road tc Black- eel he buildings iH commodious and in a state of tepair--good stabl- ing. Soil good clay loam ; va fenced an abundance of good water ; good Orch . Good grain and stock farm and was #tyer: rents Terms to suit the pur chader. "Apply to the owner ou the pre | mises, or " ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES, Port Perry Ont. Port Perry, Dec, 19, 1883, °F. aso. JEQKSON, Licensed Anéffonper, Faluator, &e. £ COUSTY OPONTARIO AND TOWXNSHI} re Ta ov py RTWRIGNT, : [SHES pC this the commend ment eo! | Auction Sule Season 10 re | to his numepons MHiTotis Yo . In regnesting their estoemed Tided_ Pty he desires te Yop he! will be spared part to make all, sales entrusted to sucuesses. Hiv very extensive practice the past. should be u sufficient recom ation as to his ability. All Sal given into his charge will be attended Sale list madé out aud blank notes supplied free, on application. < Parting wishing to engage lis services may consult hie Sarx Reamsren either at {he Duds ver 'or dard Dg, Poet erryy or; dagen imed for Sales, ang isk arruismysga, or write to bis address & Phone at Residence, No. 81.8 CHARGES MODERATE: - . GRO. JACKSON, W. R. HAM, rt Setigog, July 1, 1908. erry G. J. MORRISH ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES 'iw ?o uy ar ; Powt Perrv, ONT. May 10, igo7. Miss Harrison. ISHES to inform the ladies Woalkia. has moved to her oe Rooms over Messrs. Jones Dunk & Co's Store where she is prepared to execute all orders in Dress and Mantle Making in a manner un. surpassed for is complet " including 'a new specialties, whichiwe a i The right man will obtain ist of fo le. per- " ei. ng | ® jie it Dress and Mantle Maker itd ; r if Fi fr would put his fate to the test. Homer Vincent was president of the bank and trust company. and Wisner wanted to be able to make a good wing when he went to ask for Lot- though he could not hope the Vincent fortune. pot long to walt, for the new day. and when Lottie came in to see about some dress lining he gazed hun- wopdered d d coma, ' it ) ottie left the store with fA ber arm; and his nearest approach sentiment had been to cut the peice of the lining 2 cents a monkey with the uncommon ones. Man ls a bright creature who leatns by experience." --iid. not | Everybody Satisfied. . Briggs--I'm nothing ¥ rot original v 1 lke to be differeat from otber peo- § the window that evening. sade a point of frequest | i the display, and every Fri- y evening he fastened a canvas SEES) BBL WO "Old Hoss" Radbourne, Greatest Naggs--Well, that's all right. DPanbt- less other people are satisfied to have in {mitation of the dummy go, but the name of "Old : . #"" | bourne goes on forever. 1 have talked tdtighied at the sign, which to many great ball playey who have Real Bargain at the Price," 1mented to me the fact thai baseball fame is so ephemeral that it was not worth the gaining, and, while no doult | this 1s in a great measurg true, there : en epe is one pitcher wbo has 4 name ¥+and unromantic'chn tell that promises to roll on fof many, of love, Lottie had read many yegrs. 4 "> and a moment later Wisnef | Hach yeitt Hiindredd of pitchers claim She attention of the world, and each year they are promptly forgotten. But mt " at (He B04 39/6 WIR, noid produced a man who, although now years deceased, has a brighter Ht taka that bargain, Sid- name than any of the great multitude. yy bee aes iH | In the great campaign of 1884, when paper 19 it b A ¢ the Providence club, then a member of facber." J a oi 4 Tr ga adelp! aca bargain one om) the ye phe occurred that seemingly would it it was au before It 4, pt its chances of winning the pen- pant. A player named SweeHty, who , was pitching, was ordered to go into right fleld to change places with "Cy- ght you SBA rot 8 bar- oi ne" Miller. At te is was Df : Pn per to take a pitcher out of the street. Yat y > 4 game gave the strong arm df Ita ©. 4 ou'd be dear at any price," out of the game, leaving the team with only eight men and With one pitcher, Charles Radbourne. Two men tried to cover the field, with the result that Providence was i i ix He il} i: i 3 15 , find i . ill i : i £8 sil avd F i it ; Ri i iil 4 if EI i i ¥ g ELitk i i F J: i i sp g ; i D- F 2 8 i % ¥ i f i Fe bis g g. % » : 8 ir if 8 5 i : i [elif THE ah I i 1 1 : k i ways been an ardent fisherman, hunter and sportsman, but he gave up the open life. Each year Wis tacituraity (Increased until he beeame almost sul- len. | After a time he gave wp his billiard hall and retired into the obscurity of his home, people wee him. a 8, Me. fo BI and soon passed QWAy. -- nd Ore- \gontsn, CANADA'S FIRST LADY ied | WA WRITER DESCRIBES LADY GREY | AND HER PE ad | Governer-General's Wife Has Many Hobbies, But All Are Philanthropic She ls an E tasti , on Dri on Willow creek. it is a glacial deposit. The i pposed to 100 feet below the surface. The bed of the croek is muskeg. which im creases the difficulty of mining. S~dgewick farmers are staking clai and plan to form a com id 3 mm. Samples on assayed A Healthy Geri. Geraldine--Fruit is healthy Gerald--Aren't you glad you are a wennh? HT C.P.R. Official Decided to Stick W . Liquor After AN. In his capacity of Vicarious Sore Ham, envoy a Pacific Railway, mush 1 the Work of the Salvation Arey and | Bedply Interested in Home . : y situation. she has taken up the work, if ith the loud flourish of trumpets, cally. eS Lord Grey has two hobbies, religion Salvation Army reform. it were to a few auditors. She: be! 16 almost every form of municipal or table association established in . It is said of her that she is § about ber social oblige- tions, but about her philanthropic work, never. In ibuted her Iss tl 3 ; jer babi ' gis bib i { I § fir ¢ £ wil ! 1 big gi fil grit oT ji : i F i : |