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should see the new. bodels of} Jorg cars at Graham's Garage. - Mrs, J. Itter is spending a few |i days with friends in Toronto. Miss Nita Letcher left on Monday |! for hicago where she has accepted ithe position of night superintendent in .ghe Henrotin Memorial Hospital. Born to Dr. and Mrs, E. S. Baker 'of Haliburton, a son, on Sunday, Mch. 29th, 1914. Mrs. Thos. Graham, of Manchester, is in a very low condition, having had several hemorrhages in the last few] "days. The band continue to practice . aL X regularly twice a week, Monday and |§ the Sthool that WAS THE HART oF Osa A § | Mr. Pad ea v Friday evenings. Tt looks as though | J} GLASS OF WORK THAT BEARS THE STAMP . Public Auction, at lot 17 there will be the largest membership SUPERIONIIY, Enter any time. Qpen'all year: yet. W.J.ELLIOTT PRINOIPAL Mr. W. Hibbard, of Hubbard Bros., Corner Yonge and Alexander Streets building contractors, Toronto, has JORONTO ) been visiting friends in town and J Pe a3 vicinity. His firm has just been| Choice colorings, heautiful patterns awarded a contract to build eighty-six and low prices are combined in "W. X E houses. H. McCaw's showing. of Spring ¥ Wall 30 Bushels of app! Mus. J. Nichol of Haliburton, Miss) TP": cluding Spys, Belllowers, Gr «C. Bullock of Peterboro, Mrs. J. Slem- R 1 F tat ] rom 50c $1.00 mon of Cresswell, Mr. A. J. Orr of ca %s ate Buffalo, N Y., were the guests of Mrs_ J. Om. Mr. W. U. Carnegie has bought = Miss Sarah Chilvers has gone to the sre wich he'oceupies from Mr, Barred Rok Eg ggs : visit her sister, Mrs. McFarlane, Sonya. | Albert Orchard. oe ! t 3 : . ron t Mo ane Ms. Dall Port Terms ',» for Hatching + with equal assurance. fit ges last Saturday for Buffalo, where they Laying strain Barred Rock Eggs financially, « 'world-wide in scope, will reside in future. Mr. Arthur Thompson has pur-| gor safe. §1.00- setting of 13, special ; fran chased Mr. Geo. Davey's house and | ates for ineubator lots. Hatch early lar est in volume of output. Our ; Mr. John Beare 1s suffering from a will move there shortly. and secure good winter layers g p Jokrenients to t e and at the timc of writing was } : ¥ i Sixoke snd at the g i Aoply bo : reputation is built into the car. gi ~~ proprietor, who folly . MORLEY CAMPBELL, Be tter b a Ford. y The oe appreciates the eva M:. Wm. Cook spent over Sunday | The houses being erected by Car- Prince Albert. Ont. c uy - i ging oh in Lindsay with his brother-in-law, Mr. | negie Milling Co. are progressing . Gx 'hundred dollars is the new price of the Ford run: * z ; customers. and the = T. McConnell, who was critically ill, | favorably. ~ ; about; the tourng. ¢ x fifty': 'the town Gar nine Hy $e and died on [uesday morning. Seed Oats for Sale : Fi 1 i AR (formerly Ai ik customers; of others. Mr. and Mrs. James Waddell have A limited quanity of Mammoth alo Post Offcs), somplete with equipment. Get 1 Your cyders for wotle) 2 returned home from their extended| Mr. R. U. Irwin sold his property | Cluster Oats a prolific variety growth Gata\og ang pattichiars [ can De sent in by sell trip to Florida. ' at Borelia to Mr. Geo. A, Wood of {grown and tested in Reach Township. Phone No:79. Z X -- Toronto. Mr. Irwin has retained Apply to - GRAH ATY'S GARAGE - Sa three and a half acres of land and has PE TER re Station, © y Thirc purchased the house adjoining his Myrtle Station, Ont. : a he [hird of June property on Queen street from Mr, H. % Port Perry Ontario * * * Wednesday, June 3rd, 1914, is to|Nasmith This house Mr. Irwin will be the gala day in Port Perry. Last [thoroughly remodel, and it his inten- Pasture for Rent week Mr. Leslie Hall was in Toronto | tion to make it a thoroughly attractive The undersigned has good pasture and received an enthusiastic welcome | property. for fifty or sixty cattle. Good run- fom ei Port > soy 2 Boye, Thai Xax ning and well-water. Plenty of shade and they entered heartily into the idea ' of a a on on 3rd. They| Mr. Dave Weir has sold his farm he Manda Jot 20, con 3, have chartered a special train and [north of Port Perry to Cawker Bros. cacy, ry, Fos . have organized with a view to getting | This is a very desirable property of : track of all former residents of Port |over 200 acres. Although it has been y Perry and inducing them to be on pastured for some time, the land is Wood for Sale hand for the Re-union. Personal in- | nearly all snitable for cultivation, and vitations will be sent to more than |with the addition of buildings would ope thousand former citizens. Of the |make one of the finest farms in the program of sports, etc., we will have [township. Mr. Weir talks of going something to say later. West this summer. All kinds of firewood for sale-- green or dry Leech and -maple, also kindling, etc. : ' : Carnecie Munn Co. | 7 --_X ---- in A btn . Choice colorings, beautiful patterns Carpets Cleaned : : -- ar ; aid of a eS ; +h Telephone Extension and low prices are combined in W.| J. TTTER, Agent for Carpet{ ¥ is SOF il = A . Ghsstvit H. McCaw's showing of Spring Wall | Vacuum Sweeper. = Would also clean | fi ) pan herr i Coke The local office of the Bell Tele-| 5 Apel Itter- Port P. / : phone has been granted an appropria- Pers, Carpets. pply to J. Itter, Port Perry, tion of $6,500 for telephone extensi Iie +O Co IN | Bich is: going, fast, an this district. * There gi The Sweetest New Song. | AL The Point of ntact. RA | whieh js " oa. phones to be installed. rmels . 3 s " . '8 The merchant who is alive to his opportunities : Rs -- You a eg Houosemaid Wanted | will keep in constant touch with his customers, or cal at the -- : 8 d with others whom He hopes will b his | . And of other sweet singers Housemaid wanted. Apply to Mrs}: ane wi le lopes ecome his [| : : Of songs galore ; SW, customers. He will keep them informed / ® Aladdin Mantle Lamp Baie peg Ole George Jackson, Port Perry P.O. arrivals of new goods, ps prevailing ed of the % : TURNER COAL OFF Ic presen ys Tou and 10 me = fashions, the latest improvements in things to eat" ; The Light Supreme ® From the i a, To the Ladies 1 & QB orto wear, or to make housework easier. Gs Let us demonstrate to you the good As he pi a his vernal Co aE 'And the point of contact is advertising. 'Toad points about "the Aladdin Mantle Roun y -} In announcing to the ladies of Port if vertise intelligently, isian evidence 'of progress-. amp, and we'll prove to you before When the sing has come and Perry and vacinity that I have been filllf Jf iveness. It is safe to «conclude that you will re- you buy that these lamps are marvels The Winter's away. appointed representative of the Spir- | 3H ceive the best service and best value from the of efficiency, durability and economy. | ~Kathleen Gray. ella Co. set Co I wish tostate that on ff merchant who secks your, Fpateotage by modern Just imagine having a 80 candle| © eterooro- request from you, appointment will be methods, ck ; power light right in your own home made to meet you in your homes any : i a cost of only one cent for three| OANADA'S HAIR FASHION STORE ° |afternoon or evening except Thursday | ours' burning, It is the ideal home| ~~ ---- == when I will be at home for this work, light. 1t gives oil light at half the ] Mrs. R. Hamilton cost of electric light -- a steadier » L : ight of a better color; a greater vol- ume of light and better distributed. Hair Goods PUMPING MILL. D. Corbman, Agent, Port Perry, Ontaria y $15 cash will buy a a new 4 8 foot Steel Pumping Mill; attach-| x } ments for wooden mast. Everything i " : i complete. Apply to : Broke into the & JOHN IRVIN, Cottage : Ls Port Perry. Somebody broke 'into Mr. Fred| : : Beoek's cottage Sowa below Pettitt's Wo USE AND ) LOT FOR 8 int, recently, and stole a mattress. ; 'Naturally there was not much to take : wok pe late Mrs an from a summer cottage, but it is ie oi Jn oying to know that this stealing is | ¢ he prentisss r jo coniimuing and that the thieves are 3 ) Fh