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near Parsnips 10c a basket at| Two of our most popular young ' ou Mi ats M < the Greenhouse. : Eis hams wr mri in : h t i 5 fo Ada L. Ward, LL. A. yon; turday, april the § - 4 § I Aan "Ge + her =n - A ae hai 7 'share of happiness and prosperity. , H in higard in Brantford during the war." A large amount of maple syrupwas J} © EYES W TownjHall, May 3i ~--Courier made by the farmers of this district on Don't take ch 3 Mr Chisholm will give an address | account of the scarcity of sugar. ~~ J} getmy services of 20 years in the Parish Hall on Friday after- a a : experience Re moon at 3.30 o'clock, on the work of| ROYAL THEATRE J ' F E. LUKE, Sc "the Y. M C. A. in the battlefields. Friday and 5 : veitE 167 YONGE ST, o To Personal SPECIAL SHOW Oppose Mr. and Mrs John Leask have re'| The Palace of the King turned home after spending some] By F Marion Crawford months in Florida. {in 6 acts with all star cast including: Mr and Mrs John Bradley have re- | Richard C. Travers, Nell Craig, Lewis turued home from from Indiana. Edgard, Lillian Drew, and others. Also Harry Watson, Jr., in "Truly - 3 Cm : . Nh A Ta RE Pte. Wm. Chatiiepurgh rs reported | pura)" a side splitting one reel comedy Yonge and Charles Streets, Toronto f % na al nis YT ooxy. so ~ wounded, also Pte. Tait, of Seagrave. Admission: Adults 25¢ Children 15¢ J 18 noted for high grade work and x or : ¥ a es e Mr. and Mrs F. W. McIntyre are § for assisting students to good positions , oe : hit tin Ont iring the best in busi- a A RW : are i vising in Ferg, Ont. The War and Home [1s tire delet is it asi : ! issions {| got it here, * ; "33 f |} Th i : New Garage Three-hundred of the mimsters.and ie to-day for our Handsome } O csSe J . J Mr. W. U. Carnegie has erected an | icsionaries, who formerly served on [ll coo" oy up-to-date Ford Garage at the rear of | ico 1 fields, having enlisted and W.J.ELLIOTT PRINGIPAL ; Streots Tr the Bank of Commerce building, andj oper being drafted is the situation Corner Yonge KONTO X THEN you own a Ford you can do away with many articles = has put in a gasohne bowser in front presenting itself to the Home Mission : that are a source of eontinuous expense to the man whe still of his hardware store. Board of the Presbyterian Church, at | SS ---- x ; vy drives a horse. For lysiane jor only yout ving- on, . the present time. ~ Consequently "the pn . b an bu € single harness; blankets, wi ps, currycom Home on Sick Leave remaining men are being appointed tof 5 Take Notice 'rushes: Horseshoes. piteh-forks, [eed-bins, ete. he Pte. Geo. White is home on sick {areas so extensive that a monthly The undersigned is prepared to do og? : ; Cp Bt de Se . leave. He was among the first to go service in each appointment 1s all all kinds of ie repairing, | = Fog in place Jou have FP yy Copantable dignified, roomy to the front, and has been there ever that is possible, and 'a large number remodeling and refinishing of furniture cramped buggy tha. Lruvels soslowly, And'when a Ford is standing since. He well deserves the short hol- fof fields are left vacant: Samples of trimmings can be seen at © © idle it does not. eat three meals a day, and it réquires-no "looking iday he is enjoying. To help meet this present strin- my residence. R. U. IRWIN, Queen ' after." - : : gency the members" of St. John's!gy West, Port Perry. : : Church, Port Perry, have unanimously Ia A Ford will save you time, trouble, and money. It is the utility W.C.T.U. consented to the proposal of their Farms for Rent car for the busy farmer and his family. HA : 4 : minister, Rev. W. H. Black, that hel . The regular monthly meeting of the : yn] Three farms of 100, 150 and 200 WCT.U will be'held in the Public should go Sut and give she ordinances acres respectively to rent. All south Library on Wednesday afternoon, € iy Ha Nh Flor ser eld. In io and close to Oshawa. Firsticlsss soil Toe: Uistrict of Western Saskateh- |, buildings. good state of cultivation April 24, A good attendance is re- q ed Important business is to be nan Jor Ine er one, June io Possession to plow after present crop, transacted. Press Supt. |. PiSmbSs an al_coring, his a> full possession April 1, 1918. Apply sence, Rev. J. Bell take charge of the! hi Ontario ' Harry Carnegie Wounded | work in Port Perry. In this way Sf. 0: D. Conant, Oshawa, © ; i Bl i THE UNIVERSAL CAR A cable whe. 'received on' Satur ay Jobn's congregation is honouring it- JOHN GELDON LUNDY i a le F eg rer a a . y last, informing Mr. Jus Carnegie that self 1 doing pracuical. Howe Mission : : A : ht ing 5 HN oo Towsing o 595 his son, Flight. Lieut. Harry Carnegie, work, and rendering to: our counuy DENTAL Solan 4 {TF ' [= i = i 2 Runabout : had been wounded. "Later advice |aD important patriotic service. Graduate of Royal Coll of Dental Surs said that he had been shot through a. .. goons and University of Toronto. E 2 dhl ot : the shoulder, and is now in a London Successor to Dr. R. L. Graham. ; 3 PRIN ; 2 assis . : Hospital, Presbyterian Church | Office hours 2 am. to 5 pan. Evenings : 77 7 | One-ton Truck $750 Buy your ready-made clothing from Sunday, -April 21st Bell Phone, office 08. ring 2; residence ring 3 : " 3 # Lb : Wm. H. Doubt, and save money. It 5 Wi Commuhion Office over Byer's Drug Slore, Part Perry. : F., 0. B. FORD, ONT. . Wasted 3pm Sunday School and Bibel SEE ITE ECs | Wy, & H. CARNEGIE Dealers Port Pe Class, continuing the course of study A competent girl to work in a res- [on "The rise of social problems in right with a box of GASTINE in your tauraut. Apply to M. W. Martin. | orae)" garage A tablet to.a gallon of Gas- 2 § Vs Whitby. 7 p.m.--"The Pilgrim at the Cross', {oline increases power and mileage, ( H [ [R( H ES gives quicker ignition, and a clean, : J TAKE NOTICE Born smooth, velvety running motor. wis A ND FRATERN AL ! i i vénts and removes carbon. «1% 4 1915 Tom or fy will be penned At the Women's Hosrital, Blobr St| clog the feed pipe. Used and endorsed > according to Jaw; Toronto, on Friday, April 5th, to Mr by prominent local motorists and SO CIE | IES Wm. Nesbitt, Constable and Mrs Morgan Bell, 53 Yorkville others. Satisfaction guaranteed when ) p 3 m. NeEIh Ave, a daughter, Dorothy Ellen. used according to the simple directions METHO DIST Eggs for Hatching (nee Lizzie Andrus, formerly" of or money refunded. Box treats 100 Rev, Wesley Elliot, Pastor L Pi ) i i . S. C. Black Minorcas and White Ort Perry) gallons. By mail, prepaid, $1.00. R. gg, Services 11:00 a.m. and 7.00 p.m. Orpingtons. $1.00 for 13. HALLETT--To0 Mr and Mrs R Hal- | © Johnston, Box 231, Port Perry, or Afternoon, Sunday School and Bible Geo. R. Davey, Port Perry | lett, Sonya, a daughter, at G. T. R. Statlon. Class, All Welcome. Creamery Notice SNooks--To Mr and Mrs Snooks, a. ; 1 PRESBYTERIAN Port Perry cream waggons will start] Sonya, a daughter. ? For Sale Rev, W. H. Black, "Pastor gue, ok Mouday, Apil 21. Ravi White wooden bed and set of good | Sunday Services 11.00'a.m. and 7.00 p.m of the routes will be gone over durin . : ; the week. If YOU will be ready that| Gray Dort Garage [pnnes for quick sale. Apply STarf BAPTIS) week, kindly phone Bell 148 r 2. Mr. Wm, R. Murray has opened his . : Rev. J. Ford, Pastor, A. GOODE, Proprietor |oarage on Queen St., and will be pre-| pr in Anglican pared to do expert repairing. 8He is Mr. Merchant is this Service every Sunday, morning selling Gray Dort, Paige, Hupmobile, Cre YOU 2 : and evening 8 sjon the job Detroi , Se | We are alwaysio oy, Detroit cals +. « |1 HAVE BEEN in this BUSINESS| ~~ 'S.O. E. B.S. and have been at it for [15§ since 1901 fu hs meets first and third Tuesdays of each years. We Married I HAVE BEEN | month at the Oddfellows Hall, Port Perry - SwWANTON-PLASTOW---At Winnipeg, on | PLEASING and Visiting breth a wel ¥ . BAL : : ala U Y!? Saturday, April 6th, 1918, Ruth | DISPLEASING the EB Co WP. LITTLE FOLKS ALL LIKE IT people : Plastow, daughter of Mr. Frederick [ever since: : en : IT TASTES SO "Goobp"' J. Plastow, of Winnipeg, to- Mr.|I have been CUSSED, 'We are always here to bu - : teas LIVE POULTRY Samuel Clarke 'Swanton, formerly |and DISCUSSED; ) ays Jerse buy he a Souahold lock pon the proces ofc br Hove whe th te members of your : i { a Rok RS Nr at Highest Market Prices of Port Perry. Ihave Sen BOYCOTTED, 7) POULTRY might le paste orn : SE ' : 1 > 5 | CORSON'S CHARCOAL TOOTH PASTE SCRAD MNTAL Dunlop-Perkins : HED AgouT, EN La yn 4 We ind he lls cmrrwhor he ssa ns, sd Seni ey i A very quiet wedding took place at! HUNG UP, : That is our business and we TO te ae a an RUBBERS, BAGS the home of Mr. and Mrs Theodore HELD UP, 2 have been. 'buying ; re ty fo 4 in fot ose: sano lh suv Salter, of Hampton, on Thursday, ROBBED, etc., Li Poul fall. kinds. - ] Grown-ups 100 like this Silver Grey Tooth Paste, Ar and Rags April 4th, when Marie M. Perkins be- | and the only reason i | Live Foultry of a nds. 5 "Ask for the Tube in Khaki BH 2 came the bride of Mr. J. Claudel AM STAYING G : . 2 J CLC a ; ; HARD \ We pay the price to get Dunlop, of Coldwater, 'the ceremony [in BUSINESS now Rags, y Rubbers, ie u 25¢C. UE Se 75 7h the goods being performed by Rev. G: Brown. [js to see : 8S ers 1 an 'M t 1 oto min, ARETE EEF le on SE 4 When you have anything Be bride was aired na sous of WHAT THE DEUCE - yoerap Iron, Meta ob Sold by all Druggists ' rguncy Duchess Satin with beaded | is going to ha 2 Rs pro § % oY oe to sell call up Bell Phone trimming and. Georgette Crepe and! NEXT. TI thask you.| for many years, and we pay ic I copay £ 78 Port Perry, and get yas unattended. D : 'the highest prices for them Ar EE SRL Gi ee the top notch price. During the signing of the register | IED : £5 d for PEs : g : : "| Miss Erma Salter sang "Thou Art So MALcoLyM--In Port Perry, on Mon GT : Pon ai ' L JACOBS Dear." : Sa; ApH] 10,918, James Mal} Port Perry Ontario After a dainty repast the happy| colm, aged 69 years, 2 months. = | 4x "y t couple left for Toronto and pri dh OL ----0 " pe points amid the good wishes of their| Just Arrived i friends, the bride travelling in a nigger : g : PEMAMEST] A car load of those best New brown taffeta silk suit. The young will reside on Brunswick Shingles. n [their farm near Coldwater, Ontario. | = :