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Works A. D. Peters, Proprietor PORT PERRY We are prepared to instal wooden pumps at reasonable cost. Prompt, good work guaranteed. 'If you need hayracks, stockracks, wagon boxes, troughs, or any similar ~ 'work, we can give you satisfaction. See our porcelain cylinder pumps in action at our premises. Buckets, complete, $1.75. Call and get our prices or phone 148 r 1-8, for particulars. -C. C. Stenhouse ARCHITECT Houses, Stores and Public Buildings properly designed and supervised. Union Bank Building, Oshawa, Ont. M iss Madeline Cockburn . Miss Hazel Cockburn Teachers of PIANO AND VIOLIN : Bell Phone 16912 Port Perry vo. JOHN BELDON LUNDY L.D.S, D.D.S. DENTAL SURGEON Graduate of Royal College of Dental Surgeons and University of Toronto Office hours 9am. to 6 pm.. Even- ings by - appointment. Bell Phone, office 68 'r 2. Residence 68 r 8. Office over Morrison's Drug Store. 4 ALL DRUGGISTS ed rs. » J Sold in Port Perry by P. G. Morrison C 5 NE RR It's You That bronchial cough which may be bothering you, causing you -to lose sleep, keeping you "below par" and generally lower- ing your resistance against the attacks of so-called dis-ease, will soon disap- pear if the cause is locat- ed and adjusted. This is what © the iropractor does. Treating the effect will give you no permanent relief, and the latter is what you desire above everything' else. Steel Oil Drums For Sale _ Fitted with Brass Taps STANDARD GARAGE Port Perry i. COW FOR SALE od milker. Will freshen soon. y Raymer, Prince Al- Jan 17 A. DP. Peters, Port Perry, has in- stalled a phone--148 r 1-3. That 138 is nothing to do with bad luck espec- ially if you need anything in wooden pumps. or the various racks, trouhs, boxes, yokes, etc, needed on the farm, Peters can turn them out well at reasonable price. Call up 148r1-3, Hits HOUSE FOR SALE The house and lot on Mary Street, Port Perry, the property of the late Eliza D. Sexton, is still for sale. Apply to Jno. W. Crozier, Barrister, Port Perry. L000 FOR SALE steam engine, Goodison For particulars apply to Jan 24 16 h.p. Portable. F Malcolm, Nestleton, Ont. What Makes It Run? - BEARE BROS., can tell you, and Port Perry, Ont., iE twill pay you to find out. -- 'cation and i foble: City one iy last week. Miss Sarah Madden returned home from Oshawa last week. Mrs. Wm. Stabback left for the City on Friday last to spend a few days with friends. mr. W. J. Maynard, an old resident of this vicinity, but now ot Torontb, was calling on i ira Belknap one day last eek. NS . Sid Smith is back again trom Oshawa. 'Lhe hockey match played here on Saturday arternoon be- tween borelia and Prince Albert was won by Prince Albert by a score of 3-1. 'I'he Ladies' Aid has had a very successful year. Their ac- tvicles, each of which, met with deserved success. The officers and members deserving much credit tor the caretul fore- thought and unselfish labor with whicn they carried out the work of the year. Sorry to report the illness of Mrs. Frank Bailey. Mr. Woodley, Lindsay, has been renovating the waiting room at the station. 1 wish to draw the attention of the citizens of the Village and surrounding district, to the ex- celient quality of rhubarb, that 18 on display at Mr. Ettey's greenhouse. With the hqliday season over and election excitment a thing of the past, we are once more down to normal conditions. Things are pretty quiet. We had the pleasure of visit- ing Mr. Ettey's Greenhouse one day last week, and what can be seen there while passing throu them one would imagine that you were in mid summer, to see everything in full bloom. It is certainly a great credit to Mr. Ettey the way that everything is kept, and do think it will com- pare with the large towns. He has been making weekly ship- ments to the City all winter and his business has so increased he is compelled to extend: his buildings. Mrs. John Fowlie is visiting in the City. Mr. Fred Lyle has rated his farm to Mr. Walter Fowlie for a term and is going to move to the city. Mrs. Stephen Lampkin was the guest of Mrs. Mary Martin recently. Mrs. Jas. Warren was in Osh- awa, for a time. reer) ( (pretense CHAS. A. MUNDY JOINS MOTOR INDUSTRY. (Ontario Reformer) A transaction of more than usual interest to the local busi- ness world and especially to the motor car industry, took place when Mr. Chas. Mundy pur- chased a substantial interest in the business of the Moffatt Motor Sales, Limited. It has been generally understood since last summer that Mr. Mundy was: desirous of getting back in business harness again in Osha- wa and this eS a motor town it was only natural that he should inves tigate the possibili- ties of the sale of automobiles. rm ( (Qs FAVORS CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS (Beaverton Express At the recent U.F.O. Conven- tion held ig Toronto a resolution was pas favoring 1 the dtr ins sel I wherever Sorisdlidajed - Edu- cost has become a| of| Pocohontas is smokelessConl and lasts - longer. fhis month to induce it. $14.00 a ton deliver- or 7.50 V5 ton. Acme semi-anthracite, a hard black domestic Coal, 'Same price. To arrive, car each ds hard wood slabs. - All orders promptly filled P. Figary Port Perry Ont. PHONES Office 94~ Res. 214 STRAY SHEEP Strayed to the premises of Chas. Howsam, lot 6, con 7, Reach, one ewe lamb, Owner can have same by proving property and paying ex- penses, . Jan 81 ae (J (pereeeeeene MR. A. M. OVERHOLT, OF BRANTFORD, SAYS: At the Urban School Trus- tees' Association gathering, held in the City of Brantford, Ont., A. M. Overholt, Principal of the Brantford High School, gave ex- pression to his personal ienceina remarkabl@statement. He said that while there was no doubt that the' enforcement of the Adolescent Act had bettered conditions, the Ontario Temper- ance Act had been an even greater factor, and that from his observations he was convin- ced that the enactment of the Ontario Temperance Act had meant more money in the fam- ily wherewith to give ambitious boys and girls secondary school education. It had alee reduced the necessity for others besides the head of the family contrib- uting to the home budget, and allowed children to remain in school and carry their education farther than if they were forced to go out and earn money to asgist their parents. The world has come into a highly specialized age. It might be said that, "all things being equal" those with equipment would force the less favored to the wall, but every day is prov-| - ing that equipment and develop- ment of the lesser original en- dowment is going ahead of the greater but undeveloped brain power. One of the greatest tragedies of the present hour is the fight of unequip youth for ju Honoree foothold in an equip, age. The Ontario Temperance Act is the Jrestost protective piece of legis tion of the vital inter- ests of Ontario's children and youth that has ever been enact-| ed in the Province. But the Moderation League would tear | this shield to atoms for the sake | of the filthy lucre of the liquor traffic. Women' s Draws -39c¢ pair Wonderful value in Women's white knitted cotton Drawers of medium weight. cotton 40 only. Regular 76¢. value for 39¢c. pair, Ladies Voile and Silk Waists, $2.48 Nine only waists, made up in a good style of plain white voile, nicely trimmed with lace; and plain white Habitua Silk, in neat styles. Regular 1275 to $5.00. To clegr at $2.48 Boys' Overcoats Four only Boys. Oversoats in . good heavy Brown Tw They have high reversible Tved 'and belt. Sizes 26 and 27. Regular a, 00, For 17. Sizes 31 and 35. Regular $16.00. . For $1250 Bo; St t Cons i ih Thos aioe mica leh only one or two of a kind, in good assortment of colors. Sizes 28 to 84. Regular - $2.00 and $2.26 value. For $1,25 Proof that Ford prodosminates'is Yo be found in the. fact that 50 per cent of all cars in Canada are Fords. Ford: predominates' because it supplies the essen tials of 4 adequate, economical transportation. 'Ford has been the pioneer in the au ve ine 'Sustry] has blazed the trial in every Soot y. sound transportation principle, Ford" service is an outs example of Ford "predominance. Authorized Ford service is to be found wherever motor 'cars are used--always capable, business-like and prompt. Ta « More than 4,000 service stations assurance of this. os See Any Authorised: Ford d Dealer in Canada ase;