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Con nines ~ Real-Baird At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ji RR. Baird, Sxinield, on Jan: Fi a pretty wedding took place, when uk only daughter, Laura Margaret, "became the wife of Mr. R. Stanley Reai, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Real of Greenbank. _ The ceremon formed by Rev, W. A. McKay, Yo ick. To the strains of Mendelsohn' | Wedding March, played bythe cousin | of the groom, Miss Mona Leask, the bride entered the room on the arm of der father, She was beautifully: gowned in brocaded silk crepe de chene, finished with shadow lace and; embroidery and seed pearls. Her weil was caught with orange blossoms and she carried a boquet of cream #oses and maiden hair fern, and wore "be groom's gift, a pearl necklace. The bride was attended by the' groom's sister, Miss Mary, as flower girl, and Master Oscar Baird was ring "dearer. Miss Lottie Wallace, of Toronto, sang "Ihe Voice that Breathed O'er dans congratalations, a wedding supper was served. Later Mr. and Mrs. Real left on their honeymoon, Mes. Real travelling in a suit of taupe serge with hat to match. Oo their return they will reside at Blackwater. Women's Institute Sonya The annual meeting of the Women's Institute was held at the home of Mr. Frank King, Mariposa, | and was a thorough success. The Rouse, which is by no means small, was crowded, The men had been in- ited 10 attend this meeting and they wesponded in large numbers, Rev. Mr. Dods, the minister who has re- cently taken charge of the Sonya ap- pointment, was chairman for the eve- ning, and was an ideal man for this position. He is a very big man phy- sically, has a big fund of humor and quickly had his audience in excellent spirits, The program included some $ine solos by Mrs. Dods, a recitation by Miss Wilson, a gramaphone select- don by Miss Moase, and an address on "Buying" by Mr. Farmer, of Port Perry, Refreshments were served after a musical contest in which Miss McTaggart and Mr. Geddes were winners The whole evening was thoroughly enjoyed and hearty votes of thanks were tendered to Mr. and Mrs. King, and the speaker of the evening. A vote of thanks was also made by the gentlemen to the Women's Institute for their courte- ous invitation to attend their annual session. This society is doing good service in promoting the general welfare of the community and deserves the hearty support which 1t evidently receives. Manchester Mrs. Mary Fitchett has again gone 20 Toronto for treatment. Mr. Howard Lambe is home from Tindsay for a few holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer and family have returned from their visit to Prince Edward. On Saturdsy next a meeting will be held in the church with the view of organizing a Young People's Mission Band. Mr. R. M. Holtby and Mr. Wilmot "Walker have taken some of their thoroughbred stock to Ottawa Fair. Mr. Chas Lambe has gone with Mr. Holtby to help him look after his stock. 3 Master Stewart Bradburn has gone "go live in Whitchurch. Stewart will be missed by his playmates as he was a good natured and agreeable boy. Y OF ONTARIO first meeting of the of the Corporation of ly of Ontario, for the 4, will be held at the J | a a el at Ln eS AMY CHRISTIA CONCERT PIANIST E Teacher of Piano, and Theory. Will be i in Perry Monday and Tuesday of each week. Studio at Mrs, i Linke's. : A Good Salesman Wanted For every town and di where we are not represented. Fruits are bringing high prices, and Nursery Stock is in demand. Make big money this Fall and winter by taking an agency, Experience not necessary Free equipment, Exclusive (territory, Highest commissions paid. Write for Full Partic- vars, STONE & WELLINGTON Fonthill Nurseries, oice 4 Toronto Ontario. | Scugog Council The Municipal Council - of the Township of Scugog met ou Monday. Members all present and subscribed to | the declarations of office and qualifi: cation. The Reeve, Mr. Wm. Jackson, took the chair and commenced busi- ness. The minutes of last meeting were read and adopted as read. On motions of Mr. John Plough- k ; man, a By-law was passed appointing Mr. Amasa Sweetman assessor at a salary of $25. On motion of Mr. Wm. Jeffrey, a By-law was passed appointing Path- masters and Fence Viewers, for Dive ision No. 1, Charles Whimsett; No. 3, Thomas Henry; No. 3, Frank Dowson; No. 4, W. T. Reader; No. s, Robert Jackson; No. 6, George Shunk; No: 7, Henry Demara; No. 8, John Milner; No. 9, George Jackson; No. to, Neil Sweetman; No. 11, Oliver Williams; No. 12, Fred Crozier; and for Pound- | keepers-- Division No. 1, Isaac Rod- |' man; No. 2, Charles Hope; George Crozer. On motion of Mr. James Davey, a By-law was passed appointing Mr. Hiram Fralick a member to the Local Board of Health. : George Sweet- No. 3, On motion of Mr man, a By-law was passed appointing Messrs. Reginald Burnham and James | Crozier auditors. On motion of Mr. Geoige Sweet- man, the Treasurer wa; instructed to pay Mr. Abe. Wallace $18 for work done on Harper's Hill, con. 10. On motion of Mr. John Ploughman, the Treasurer was instructed to pay Mr. W. H. Harris' bill of $2 for, pre- paring an agreement of boundary line between the Townships of Cartwright and Scugog. On motion of Mr. George Sweetman, the Treasurer was instructed to pay Mr. Frank Pettit, Caretaker of Town Hail, $14, and for supplies 38 cents. On motion of Mr: Wm. Jeffrey, $5 was granted to the Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto. On motion of Mr, James Davey, the Treasurer was instructed to pay Mr. Corry Hood $30, being two-thirds value of three ewes killed by dogs un- known. On motion of Mr. George Sweet- man, the Treasurer was instructed' to pay for graveling road opposite Mr. Redman's farm; Fraok Dowson, draw- ing gravel 3934 hours, $13.82; Alf Dowson, 39% hours, $13.82; Herbert Whimsett, 43 hours, $1.57; Oliver Reader, 4 hours, $1.40; James Davey, shoveling gravel 2 days, $3. On motion of Mr. James Davey the Clerk was instructed to write some of the Crushed Stone Co's in regard tol Mrs, J. Baird is improving, after prices delivered at Port Perry. On motion Mr. Levi Stephenson was instructed te make 31 tile 12 inch at oc each. on motion of Mr. Geo. Swoctman | a By-law. was passed authorizing Resve and the Treasures Som sums of money to meet the present debtedness and the current expenses of the Township. until the taxes are} oo collected. - ba Port| "There i isa Ror why, 5 is, and must be, the ches The tons of poor coal contain ) and extra waste matter that does not oo in This extra ton costs as much fr of good coal. It edsts as much for the ¢ handle as one ton of good coal, It deliver. Its adds much more discomton tomer on account of the extra dust and chi and extra labor, as several tons of god ¢ The custamey must pay for this wasted and waste effort, The fixed policy ot the D,L. & W. Scranto The Standard Authracite Company, has cd by Orchard the Coal 'Man, namely to 1 Handle only the best grade of Coal. 2 To eliminate all inferior coal at the grading, screening 'and thorough inspection. | The saving effected in not handing waste in atte given to the custetner. Yai Orchard _the Coal Rexall To Salts exall Rheumatic Tablets For the relief and cure of all forms of Rbeumasisnt ex Kidney Pills and Kidney Remedy (Liquid) for all Kidney and Bladder troubles. All the'above Remedies are guaratitsed money. back} if not satisfactory. A. J DAVIS, Druggist Port Perry Ontario XS Auditor's Report J. L. FORMAN, TREASURER In acct. with Christmas Fair, Dec. 19th, id \ a _ RECEIPTS To Subscriptions: Per Messrs, MCCam and MiToie. sia sss. ov ovsvis $87 oo Per * - Brock'and Forman...coeisnveenannns 76 00 . Per Mr. G. A. Cole... 14 00 Per Mr. Jas. MCKe€C. a's: vonnesstisosnsssersssss 133 50 i ------§310 50 39 oo 65 '50 ies pages i Hasse nane se vente es Per E. H. Purdy, and for Extra Entries ..cccvveues Net proceeds of Concert. ..... xv eusv: Washes vassisns Gross receipts of Concert. . Rasa asin en sen opes PTO Paid for Talent, Piano, Hall _ Rent, and other expenses, together with Mr. S. Farmer's account $12.50 making Net proceeds... ves s'ovsess 25 65 50 "ees sessivesevenw ee 'Total Receipts. . vse svsedsnnnnannssesonan sis EXPENDITURE PT ease anaes ri a 3169 8 4:2 Paid Prizes. .:... H. Parsons, printing, $17.50--badges,..... $25.10... S. Farmer, printing........ J. A. Sinclair, judge and expenses...ss «., W. J. White, es ol a Joseph Hood, work, etc.... N. Byers, WOTK os ovens . io dnlians aasdushsonst W. Ireland, trees for decoration sess sevess ee assess T. Davidson and G. Hodgson--censtable.......... W. H. McCaw, accounts ..cosapsses-sssacns 2os Jas McKee, meals, postage, IC. sass ovnssssnnses D. Steele, WOrK.oouuensan vanaatnnnansenranaes E. H, Purdy, services as Secretary, etC.eass cess sesisses esse tr anne "ev sees t vena trea 5 95 50 ime = NNN 00 8 $259 66 Total expenses $155 34 $415 oo To The Managing Committee: Sh Port Perry Christmas Fair--1913 GENTLEMEN: --Having carefully examined the books of your Proasires with all' vouchers for Smet of bil 1 1 find 'the same correct, and "af. balance to the credit Association, of one hundred and, Aly. ye dollars and Shisty-foue hod ($1 1 5 Port Per), gona 10, 1914. Thue s stock of N Chas. Mm. Dean {es Pearse & Ward . Fire Insurance AGENTS SATISFACTION ASSURED' In all our settlements for fire losses our "policy holders have expressed perfect satisfaction. Pianos and Organs Sold STEWART FORD PAINTER & DECORATOR 3 Painting, Paper Hanging, Decorat< ' ing and Sign Writing. Consult him about decorating your house this spring. 4 Write general delivery ; Port Perry Ontario Sittings of the Division Courts OOUNTY OF ONTARIO 1914 | 1 Whitby. -- Clerk, Miss E. L. Masi donell, Whitby. Jan. 13, Feb. b, Mar. 4 Apr 3, May 4, + June 3 July 3 Sept 3, Oct. 2 Nov. 7, Dec. 4, Jan. x wis Cloth, Miss E L Macdonell Whitby. Jan 14, Feb 6, Mar 5, Ap : May b, June 4 Jud, 4 Sept 4, Oct. 38, Nov. 9, Dec b, Jan 8, 1916 2 Brougham --Clerk, M. Gleeson, Green- io 15, Mar 6, May 6, July 7, ood 5, ov 1, Jan 11, 1915. 3 Port Perry--Clerk, do w; Burnham, Port Perry. Jan 17, Mar 7, May 7, July 8, Sept 6, Nov 12, fon 12, 1916 4 Jan 10, Mar 14, Ma; ul; 4, Sept 8, Nov 20, Foie 1 in " 3 a Thos. H. Foster, Cannington. Jan 9, Mar 13, May July 16, Sept 9, Nov. 19, Jan 15, his 6 Beaverton-- Clerk, Chas. A. Paterson, Beaverton. Jan. 8, Mar 13, May 15, July 18, Sept 10, Nov 3 Jas 14,1915 7 Uptergrove--Clerk, D an 7, Mar | 1, May 16, July 17. Sept 11, Nov 17, Jan 13, "1915 SPECIALS at Ferman's Large Sweet Oranges 2c] a dozen 5 4 Ey R' J: Moore, Urs 3 el Leonard, | to-date. Our ngs' "gi clean ; and" Sopeimate, our {horses kept ing 'condition. You'can depend on us > please you, and the pp offer is the service 'we g and in the fact that we it busy all the time. : CAWKER BROS PHONE 2 © PORT PERRY. ONT James Lug Grain & Seed : Merchant DEALER wn La x Si |MILL FEEDS CHOP SHORTS BRAN SALT FEED GRAINS AMATITE ROOFING PRO-FAT-BREWERS' GRAINS, etc, etc. James Lucas 2 NL