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You need a suit that | isn't a load to carry At the same timé you . . . . need 'one that doesn't pag at the knees and hang over your shoul- ders like a rag. .. Fit, style and quality are guaranteed in the Summer Suits we make. They hold their shape because they're built right "W. H. Doubt Tailor Always in stock. fish, smoked meats, etc. Highest Cash price paid for Hides, Skins, Live Stock W.A. BOYCE, ALL KINDS Als fresh ------ bt en PURITY The Business WORLD Is calling you, why not prepare sions were not largely attended, | but the enthusiasm of the dele- putes present more than made up or the poor attendance. Eight of the delegates drove six miles through the pouring rain. ; The morning 'session opened at 10.30, Mrs. Mrs. Crosby, County President, in the chair. After devotional exercises led by Prince Albert Union, reports were re- ceived from the different Unions. Two Unions -- Uxbridge and Cannington ~- are entering upon local option work this Fall. The reports were very encour- aging, and all show a deep interest is being taken io the work. Two bright, energetic workers from Cannington, whose Union is only a few months old, were present, anxious to learn of ways and means of carrying on their work. The first part of the afternoon session 'was devoted to election of officers with the follawing results: Hon Pres, Mrs. H. A. Crosby, of Uxbridge. Pree, Mrs E E Starr, Whitby Vice Pres , Mrs Pearse, PortPerry Cor Sec, Mrs Frankish, Uxbridge Rec. Sec, Mrs King, Oshawa. Treas, Mrs Thompson, Whitby "Y" Sec., Mrs. Sharpe,Uxbridge The retiring President, Mrs. S P Lamb sworn witness valued at $14.00 Ny There will also 'be| : pecial Sunday ser-| vices at 2,30 and 7.00} PAL, ine Further Particul a rs} Later Frank Vickery, 3. sheep, Robt. Hunter was sworn wittness, who laced the value at $29.00. Geo. Smith, 1 reg. ewe and one reg. lamb, Robt. McClintock sworn witness placed the value at $42.00 Wm. Byers, 2 lambs. John same Thomas Lambe 1 lamb, G, K. Robertson sworn witness valued same at $7.00 The committee appointed to in- vestigate the complaint of Mr. Wm. Ireland re ditch on conces- sion 8 reported that they would recommend a grant of $12.50 to- ward the reopening of same. Report adopted. Thos. Barrett appeared asking IS is the "IDEAL" Accident-proof = Crib, designed for baby's comfort and safety and mother's convenience % and freedom from worry. Soa oe Ends and sides are extra high to prevent the baby climbing out, and the spindles are closé together so that baby cannot get its head between them. The side lowers to make the crib an annex to mother's bed when desired. "IDEAL Cribs are made in a num- ber of attractive patterns and various sizes, all strong,' Crosby, has done faithful work in the County for seven years, 'and she will ever be remembered with tenderness. : Mrs E E Starr, the newly elect- ed President is well qualified for office through service on the Exe now! The leading mercantile houses of Canada and United States recognize our efficiency. Spotton Business Colleges that the ditch on East side of centre road, con 6, be cleaned out Messts Goode and Dobson were appointed (0 examine same and it they 'considered it advisable to have same done. FLOUR Makes more bread and Better bread. BULBS | Have given thousands of young people a good stagt in life. We can assist you. Our Home Study Courses. Offer unexceMed advantages to those who cannot attend college. Full particulars upon inquiry. Peterborough Business College GEO. SPOTTON, Principal Avyacinths, Tulips, Daffodils, AE Rt i. Narcisus, and Easter Lillies. Choice varieties at special prices. T. C. Forman & Son i Sittings of the Division Courts COUN TY OF ONTARIO 1911 : WHITBY--Clerk, Miss E. L. Macdonnell, Whit. oy, Jan. 6th, Feb. grd, Mar. and, April 3rd, May 3 June 7th, "uly 3rd, Sept. 1ath, Bet and, Nav 7th, Det, 7th fan. asth, 1012. bsuaWk cer § hot ET. Mactonety, Wii by~ Jan, s7th, , 6th, Mar, 3rd, April 4th, rd, June 8th, July 4th, Sept, 13th, , Sod, Row Bib Doc: Sen Toa. 6h vans 3 BROUGHAM- Clerk, M Gleeson, Greenwood Jan. 18th, Mar, 6th, May 4th, July sth, Sept 14th, Nova Jan hy tou 8- PORT PERRY--Clerk, J. W. Burnham, Pat Perry--Jan, jah, Mar. yth, May sth, Joly 6th, S Ph ov. wth, Jan. 18th, + vXuRl ~Clerk, R. J, Moor:. i Beni eh, May svt July at, Jot. ay 20th, Joly sah or, gh Jomo ue, 0 - ei it i 15 © 'Byosder, T.E. FAREWELL, Clerk of the Peace. sted at Whithy Nov 21st. yao success, . May sith, | | talent, and also Urica Miss May Buck with friends in Toronto. Master Fred Ward and The Presbyterian # sister Florence and Miss I Halleth, of Whitby, spent a few days with friends here. Miss Phenie Jones is spending a few days in Toronto, Miss Sadie Gilbert visiting her sister in S¢ Catherines, Miss Pearl Claughton, visiting friends in Whitby, Mbe Ladies, Aid in connection with the Methodist church, will meet at the'home of Mrs J. E. Buck on Friday the 18th, at 2 o'elock, in the afternoon. Everybody wel- come, Anniversary held on the 8th and 9th was a grand On. Sunday impressive sermons were preached to a erowd- ed house by Rev. Mr. Hague, of Columbus, On Mouday night there was a crowded houée, and good good order. Pro- ceeds over one hundred dollars, ~ Dr. R. L. Graham Buceestor to Dr. F. D, MoGrattan) 3 cutive of of Quebec Provincial, Ontario Provincial and Dominion Unions. The special feature of the after- noon session was an excellent address by Trs Hitchcox,, of The Lord's Day Alllance. The text on which she based hhr remarks was, " The battle is* the Lord's and He wiil give us the victory." The speaker gave a brief summary of the work done by the temper- ance forces in the past, of what they are doing now, and what they are going to do in the future Shd gave many an interesting epi- sode in connection with her lecture tour throngh the United States. In one town the first man to cast a vote for local option on election day was an hotelkeeper, not a saloon keeper, as in the States the bar is not kept in connection with the hotels but if a thing relegated to the outskirts of the town. The address, given in clear, ringing tones, was well received, and will be long remembered by! those who had the pleasure of bearing it. In the evening, Rev. R M. Hamilton deiivered a remarkable address to a large and appreciative audience. The choir of the church rendered suitable music. Several solos were much enjoyed during the afternoon and evening sessions } ; The Convention was most hog- pitably entertained both at noon and evening in the basement -of| the church by the ladies of Whit-. by Union, 5 Next year the Unions will mee in convention at Post Perry, to be entertained by the ladies of Port Perrv and Prince Albert Unions, MRS. GEO. JACKSON, County Press Superintendent ol 2 ACCOUNTS PASSED Howard Acton, gravel $15.00 Jobn Millman, gravel $4.30 Chas. Wells, putting in culvert, Simcoe street lot 17 $3.00 Arthur Crosier, putting in culvert con 5 lot 5 $4.50 Frank Vickery, two thirds sworn value of 3 sheep killed by dogs 819.30 Wm Bvers two thirds value f 2 lambs killed by dogs $9.30 Geo. Smith two thirds value of registered sheep killed by dogs 28.00. Thos. Lambe, two thirds value of 1 lamb killed $4 65 A.D. Ferguson supplies furnish ed Corporation $20.91 Wm Cook, repairing sink hole con 2 $6.00 Wm. Stone caretaking $4.50 Carnegie Milling; Co. cedar supplied Corp. $3.84 T,-H. Watson, Coment furnish- ed for Noanguon bridge con.' g $81.00 . 1 A Orchard, cement . furnished Corp. $92.45. H. Plumb, bonus for crecting 49 rods wire fence south side lot 16 con 2 §7.35. % on . Thos Barrett repairing. Nonquon bridge centre road con. 7 $2.00 #8. W, Croxall Rravel $10.00. M. O'Neil, building bridge and Repaitiog culvert and railing,con 10 land Nonquon road, $35.00 = 1: Geo, McGarr, balance due "in | connection with . the erection of}; over Nonquon river con -g 20 CIR 75, SAE Ea I gh eit Lt . The council decided: to build . rough edges. turers are proud of their TOW] PORT PERRY durable and without dangerous sharp corners or 201 This guarantee label is evidence that the manufac. i. "product, and seek your good-will solely through the merit of what they make, N & SPEAR UNDERTAKERS AND FURNITURE DEALERS - ONTARIO else that equals it for eflectiveness, be- cause of the results.it has produced in thousands of cases. / . Rexall "93 Hair Tonic is 'devised to banish dandruff, restore natural color when its loss has been brought about by disease, and. make - the hair naturally silky, soft and glossy. It does this be- cause it stimulates the hair follicles, destroys the getm matter, and brings about a free, healthy circulation 5 ood, which nourishes the hair Toots, causing them to'tighten and grow new hair. We |" want everybody 'who has any trouble with hair or scalp Jo know that we: think cellent order. . Polson pipe boiler and hauled, © Boat is 28 ft by-5 ft owner not having any further uisefor it would Sell at great sacrifice.: Boat is now at Bobcaygeon. FOR SALE ew "Nobby little steam launch in ex- 'Engine, | pPump--just "over- 9id., Apply "to H. O Boyd, Bobcaygeon.