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of merit' Ofte Serious be. sho Disenie| Itself----How to Get Ni 'Health There ate few. homes in Canada that trailed in the wake of the Span ish Infinenza epidemic. Estimates of the los¢ of life caused by this epidemic show that it was almost as. great as the losses caused by 'the war, and these take no account of "Aihe baneful after.effects which are , Miriam h Allin, | SavisracToRY -- Allen Sweetman, land of almost Timitless po ies is of little potential worth ss its natural resources are de- ' ' the wilderness may be made blossom Jike the rose, so a conntry ay become "prosperous. The one factor which spells de~ velopment and prosperity is its As its people are healthy, vigorous "and happy, so in proportion is the al vitality enhanced, Upon men and women of Canada rests responsibility of making or in- ibiting ifs future greatness, The period of reconstruction is Here. Each man and woman must realize now their duty as citizens, and, having realized, must strive to their. utmost to co-operate each with his neighbor, in making Canada THE pEST in this western hemisphere. The nced is for good, clean, \ healthy men and women; therefore, be healthy. Strive your ufmost to maintaic the best of health. Make your home, your workshop, your office' and the children's school Healthy, not forgetung that the unit 'the town or cily is the home; and, 'as we each make our home and vironment healthy, we are each "our bit to improve the: health 'of the communily in which we live 'country generally. great © dvance cannot "be d ceess a sure thing by in the effort at once. 0 DISFRANCHISE a DEFAULTERS Hon Arthur Meighen presented in the House his bill to disfranchise defaulters under the M. S, A. The classes covered by the bill comprise 'those who failed in their obli- jons under the Act, They are "disqualified in the following respects a period of 15 years : 1) From holding office under the rom being a member of par 'of a menber of thé sehate. ) From voting on any Dominion The bill rovides that in 'the case any defaulters who have been 7 "any conviction "lawfully Etta Morris, Grant Banger, Forum I. SATISFACTORY -- Ernest Gerrow, {ath fol + Allred Andrus, Lewis M Brighton, May 2g.--A short time ago Reel Reginald Leiteh, Circu- lation Manager of the Edmonton Journal, died after a'ten days' illness: of influenza, His remains were scarcely laid in the grave before his wife, prior to' ber' marriage Miss Elsie Lohr, of California, succumbed to the same disease." They leave an only child five years old. Mr. Leitch, was a 'son of Rev. R. H. Leitch of the Bay of Quinte Metho~ dist Conference. He was educated at- Picton and Belleville Public Schools and Albert College, and was engaged in newspaper work in San Antonia, Texas, and in Los Angeles, before going to Edmonton, The Dominion 'Government is preparing a very substantial birth- day present for. the people of the Dominion and which will also be copied by the United States, for'on the 1st of July the postal rate on all letters to points in Canada and the United States not weighing over an ounce will once more be. reduced to the 2 cent rate, This will be wel- come news to the public. The next thing to go will likely be the vexati- ous cheque and draft stamp. y These warm nights many small boats can be seen on our lake taking advantage of the beautiful breezes. As the fishing season approaches, June 16th, no doubt. all available 60d catch of these fish this season | for there are numbers in the water, Its to be hoped the old time fish stories may return and remain with us. Get ready, boys. A bumper crop of apples is likely to be had around this seciion if the blossoms ate any indication. Plum trees are not so heavily bloomed as the apple, but a fair crop should be had. Miss Glenn of Glenn-Charles, Toronto, Canada's Hair Fashion Store, will be in Port Perry Friday, June 6th, at the Sebert House, with a full line of ladies' and gentlemen's Hale Goods. Tf you are fot satiss fied with' the appearance of yor bair, consult Miss Glenn, who is an authority on Hair Goods and in- dividual hair styles. Free demon. stration. » .~Miss Janet Bravener of the Sebert House, is taking a well-earned months' rest with her aunt in Whitby. ! ' The Orangemen are making pre- parations for the biggest Twelfth of o Tome are expected along the Mid- become god jand five from Midland to Port and along the Northern line sometimes as fatal as the disease itself: oo » ah Victims of the disease are genet: ally left with impoverished lood and a weakened "system. In this condition they are exposed to many dangers unless precautions are taken 10 enrich the blood and strengthen he piity shat} ar- part of the body. Borne Louder, oves the. value of Dr. Pink Plilsin cases of thiskind. Mrs. Louder says :--*1 had a severe at. tack of Spanish influenza which left me pale and very weak. My appe- tite completely failed mie and the least 'noise would startle me and make me cry. I was under a doc: tor's care, and finally he advised me to take Dr.~Williamg' Pink Pills, and 1 had not been taking . them long: before I could tell they were helping me. I used altogether nine boxes and am now feeling as well as ever 1 did in my life. I believe if it had not been for these.pills 1 would have been a chronic invalid." . Such proof as this must be inter esting to everyone who. suffered from an. attack of influenza, and who still feel in any way weakened as the result of the trouble. It points he way to new health and strength, and. if you are one of the sufferers you should avail yourself of this medicine at once. You can get Dr. Williams's Pink Pills. through any dealer in medicine, or by mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. PORT PERRY COUNCIL The June meeting of the above Council was held in the Treasurer's Office on Monday evening, June 2 All members present except Mr Goode. The minutes of the regular May meeting and two' special meetings were read and confirmed ) 'M. Campbell's, and that Mr. Camp- bell bear 50 per cent. of cost of construction, and -that the same be the property of the towo. _ On motion of Br. Ward, §50 was ordered to be paid. Mrs. Victor Raines for attendance on Russell Sutcliffe and family for thirteen days ; said amount to be charged to the Poor Fund. On motion of Mr. Ward, the Clerk was instructed to ask for tenders for cement for the construc. |; tion of the sidewalks. On motion of Mr. Ward, second- ed by Mr, Swan, hat. notices ina. [hat were not touched by the sorrow | Sri purchased from a monument on, Orders were Dr. Howe, insp having sheep bt J. Sando, refund 1918 J+ Strong, lamb.d: Jos, Strong, Sec-Ti N.H. Marlow, '# W. G. Philp, E. Armstrong, N. Mountjoy, R. McNally, fot lot ies eve vasme The June meelix Women's -lostitute the home of Mrsd Saturday, June 7th Pirt of Uxbridge § "Nursing in which has plants dur posted up regulating the speed. v limit of Automobiles to fifteen miles per hour. within 'the limits of the Corporation, --Carried. THRIFT IN THE SCHOOLS In the schools of Canada alone the War Savings campaign is fraught with great possibilities and. already the returps show that splendid pro- gress is being made, . What has paper, but the able to'get, into usual fashi been done in the schools of thet United States is a fair indication of what may be done i ols ¢ Canada. ome parts of the t. We gatisér from the coal dealers' dvertising that coal has not risen {in price to nearly the same extent as meat. . This, however, we infer, Twill be easily rectified, not, bless 'you, by « declirie in the price of | teat, but by an advance in the price of coal. Nobody wants to have a ton of coal blush with shame every time it meets a beefsteak.--Packet. it is interesting news that His Royal Highress the Prince of Wales , |is coming out in the fall to open our new Parliament Buildings and make acquaintance with 'the greatest of the vast. commonwealths which, in the outer marches of the Empire, are proud, while enjoying the utmost freedom, to live finder the folds of 'the flag' which expresses the most exalted idealism in the life of the world. In Winnipeg as in Russia | The circle from wirich came' the loudest "| shouts for the freedom of the press | were the first to suppress the newspapers altogether the moment they secured temporary power There is a welcome rumor £0 the effect that the excellent people who sellgreen vegetables will this season make the bunches considerably big: ges--more Jike the bunches of say twenty years ago. : Wwps mo morg glaring an example! circumvent- a pew felt untimely frivolity than the Hoose of Commons spending its time debating the question of titles while indust. rial war was breaking out in the = # That. Canadian cheese may go lo "Europe via United States ports, classed as American produce unles our producers awake, ig information in the possession of the C. T. C. "3 THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL] "ENTRANCE EXAMINATION WILL BE HELD IN THE HIGH SCHOOL, PORT PERRY ON WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY 2 ann, FRIDAY, ly Sud, Sd and 4, 1910 | The following is the Time Table: WEDNESDAY, JULY 28D; 8,45 to g 00 a.m.--Reading Regula- tions. 9.00 10 11.00 a.m.--Composition: 11.15 to 12.00 amr Spelling, 1.30 to 3.30 p.m,-- History, THURSDAY, JULY 3RD,. 9.00 to 11,30 a;m.-- Arithmetic. 1.30 (0 400 pum. --Literature: : Fripay, JULY 4TH, 9.00 10 11,00 #.m.-- Grammar. ¥1.00 10 12,00 &.m.~-- Writing. 1,30 10 3.30 p-m--Geography: Oral Reading will be taken after the last subject cach day, or at such other times as will suit the conven- ience of candidates and examiners. Candidates will. come provided with pens, pen-holders, lead pencils and rulers. Writing paper, blotting | paper and ink wilt be supplied, The Port Perry Board of Edu- tion pfler at. this examination | ° i Second and} Sls. Tlhiese prizes : aggregate marks made at the examination, and ste awarded | in each case on thie coidition. that thie winner attend Pol Perry High School for the [ul] scliool Year 1919-1 1920. "A fee of One Dollar will be col- tected from each candidate on the] first day of the examination. " THOS. H. FOLLICK, Chairman, HEatrunce Board. el The tone of communications from] in their he This of eit welcome Toronto' a Great Britain is Warmly in favor oi the preference granted lo Erapire- | made goods, says the C. T. C. Think big; talk Jittle, Tove much, fork hard, give freely, , and be kind. It is) Ih rvesis s OPTIONAL - Rs Te Eins It is as reliable and efficient as the Ford Motor, into which it is bulls. ; £3 the average maa tells a lie ih