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"ARCH INSTEP utation of being the comfortable and best ng shoe for women. 'but' none better. 'Mae and Mas'er. Word 1 Miss Sonley, of Prince Albzr', are visi areats Mr 'and ing their grand {ar Mrs. Luther Sonley: A and the North West this week SEAGHAVE = "Mr. Marshal Colwell, from Sask, called on old friends last week. Miss Alma Foy is enjoying a well earned rest during the Easter holidays. She is spending part of the time in Teronto. Miss Winnie Wells is visiting her aunt Mrs. A: Wells of Coldwater: Mrs. Sanguins with her father, Mr "Stevens, of Sunderlard, are visiting at Jas. Short's. snes = Mrs. Rogers, Sr. is visiting: friends in Toronto. oo tis'spending Easter week with Mrs. «R. Thompsom. s COAL PRICES | FOR APRIL The coal' dealers announce the following prices of coal for 'tLe month of April 1908: -- : Del, Shed $7.60 "$6.50 $7.00 $6.50 $7.25 $6.75 $7.50 $7.25 $6.75 = $6.25 A discount of 25.cents per ton allowed off above prices if' paid by May. 1st. | + '500 Ibs. lots $2.00. Egg Coal ~ 'Stove Coal Nut Coal ~ Blacksmith Steam Coal 40 cts. per Too 1bs. if less than foalbs. © able time. Mrs. A Johnson is visiting with Mrs. Taylor of Weston, Mrs. D. Stevenson of the General Post Office staff, Toronto, is home ing a few days in the city. 'Mrs. Wakeford; of Cannington, isi visiting with friends here. 'Mrs. W. L. King is spending a H. Metherell of Little 'Britain. . Miss May Bryant. is visiting her sister Mys. N. Midgley. Mr. A. Snyder is enlarging his barn which means progress Messrs. Roy and Ambrey Moon favored our Zion friends with some vocal selections at their pie social Their sister Miss Eva accompanied them. The choir' gave some choice Easter: music on Sunday evening, They were fortunate in having with them Mrs. McKenzie who: gave a solo " Beautiful Isle of some : where."" ' Next Sunday evening, April 26, a song service will be given ~ On Thursday evening April goth, the League "intend. holding 'their social evening in the Sunday school rooms of the church, They arc looking forward to a very enjoy Refreshment will be szrved. The members enjoyed a special treat at the last meeting when Mr. Jas, Miinro gave an address.on his trip from Toronto to Vancouver. . 'Mr. Munro's facts ywere good and his method of ex- pressing same was excellent. May ~it.not be long before Mr. Munro j again favors the League. Mr. Fred Ashton left for Cobalt | Mrs. H. McKenzie, of Princeton, Mrs. Morley McDougal is spend- few weeks with her daughter Mrs. | | backache or kidney or Lludder de- " |ounce; [would be p He frther stared that while this St io oe Ready all over ~ the Store on Saturday 9 am. m-- Big savings on Ladies' Neckwear New York Samples 9c. each || Linens and Cottons 'To every woman who ever bought | These models were selected by a large Linens or Cottons, the prices will tell of Toronto manufacturer as being the a rare saving chance that "twould almost. prettiest, daintiest- and most chic of Noveity Neckwear shown in New York | | seem folly to miss. Remember that the earlier you come the better and easier during the early spring opening there. He was down looking up nifty patterns the choice. Table Cloths - for his own designers to copy and _ Bought th ' St + boug ese so as to secure the very Full Bleached Damask, pure linen, lovely patterns, bordered all round, siz latest for his Canadian trade. Last 2 x 21 yards Each $l.1 - 'week he was through with them and we | bought the lot ALL PERFECT at a Lo Ready-made Sheets Heavy Bleached Twilled Sheeting, size remarkable cash valuation. . Port Perry ladies may have their choice 2x 214 yards, all made with hemmed ends Saturday each 89c. of this very exclusive neckwear Satur- . day at the low price of 19¢c. Each White Bedspreads $1.39 Full size 72 x 82, good weight and Sample Waists beautiful y finished, fancy scroll centres, "Size 36 only Saturday $1.39 with neat block pattern border ~~ $1.39 Silk Lingerie Net and Albatross Waists, Bengal Cotton 9:c a yd. this season's samples, all high grade, Full 34 inches wide, fine even finished made in one size as samples always are, thread, cléan close and good weight. size 36. Not one of these waists sold You'd never see better in town at 12c¢. less than this price wholesale. Satur-'| | in these days of high cotton prices. day we offer you your choice of these || Come Saturday and secure what you + 48 model waists at $1.39 want at 9ic per yard ALL DAY SATURDAY LEMONS |. ORANGES 15¢c. a dozen 15¢. a dozen BANANAS 20c. a dozen JONES DUNK & CO. 4 BLACKSTOCK LAYTON a i-- Mr. Wm. Medd had one of his fingers taken off the other day while taking his implements out of the barn. It was caught in the mower knife and cut clean off. Mr. Edgar Horne and Mrs. Fred Bunt of Va lentyne were visiting their father Mr. 'Alex. Horne last 'week. Miss Gertie Town, of Port Perry, was spending a few days last week with Miss Eva Luke. Miss Rose Till, of Brooklin, was home for a few days. Mr. Wm. Real was visiting relatives in Napanee last week. Mr. Melville Taylor, of Toronto, was at his home here over Sunday. Miss Annie and Ida Clyde were home from Toronto for a few days. Miss Laura Baird was visitin Wm. . Wallace's recently. : Mrs. George. Real and Mrs. Albert Phoenix were in. Toronto last week, Rev.' J A, Miller," B." A. of Toronto, spent a week with his Mr. Robert Philp, who has be=n postmaster here for about two .years, is giving up his positson. He is being succeeded by Mr. Montgomery, formerly of Cadmus The transfer took place last week. an Thi Miss Morwenna Harris spent Jay 10 Mix This Easter in Port Perry at her home. What will appear very interesting to many' people here is the article taken from a New York daily paper, giving a simple prescription, as for- mulatéd by a noted authority, who claims that he has found a positive remedy to care nlmost any case of PRINCE ALBERT Miss A. Cash went to' Toronto last Thursday. Miss S. J Madden has returned home. : | Miss S. Tewkesbury, wha" has been in Orillia, returned home last Thursday. Miss Winnie Balfour is home for a few days. , Mrs. Geo. Patterson went to' Toronto to spend Easter holidays. | parents here, Mr. and Mrs Simmonds, o {Miss Edyibe Bond. of But 4 to, t Good Frid itl ss. Edythe Bond, of Prince Toronto, spent Good Friday wi | Albert, with friends here Sunday: Miss R. Holman. , ; Miss Belle McBrien, of Albert| Mr. Fremont Bagshaw, of Ham: College, Belleville, is home for a'ilton, was visiting relatives here for a few days Mr. Thomas Cragg, of New ... Leaskard, is visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Town, of Port Perry, were visiting friends. here last week. Saddle dy The Ladies Aid Jas held Jast : at rangement, in the following simple g - preseription, if taken before the stage of Bright'sdiscase ; Fluid Bxtract Dandeliov, one-half Cumpound XKargon, one ounce § 'Compound Syrup Sarsa- parilla, three ounces Shake well in a bottle and take in teaspconful doses after each meal and again at bedtime." : . A 'well know droggist here a home, when asked regarding this pres scription, stated that the ingredients ' are all harmless, and can be obtained few days. at a small cost from any good. pre-| Mrs. Jno. Heard returned home cription pharmacy, or the mixture from Ashburn on Saturday last. te. at up if asked to do so. | Mr. J.C. Campbell went to Toronto. last .Thursday and returned on Saturday evening. 1d See no.reason why it| Mr Jno. Madden and son Fred nis often prescribed "in afflictions with splendid are spending Easter holidays "at the old home here : Mr, and 'Mrs Geo." Haynes Sunday With Mr. Robt. week at the home of Mrs. Wesley Luke a number of ladies were . present and an enjoyable time was spent by all, hero ee Lig The W. F.:M. S. was held tn * Fred Jeffrey spent Easter, the basement. of the church last =~ + | Sunday under the parental roof. | week. | hol col : ; oi (Mr. Emerson McKay returned] The Missionary 'Banquet which {from Toronto on Saturday last. | was held by the Epworth League Ww 3 of the' T, | last Friday cveaing was' very ul. Thi