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THE PORT PERRY STAR AND STANDARD QOL OOOO IOOOOTOOOC | THRESHER AND FARM 3 PPLIE. At reasonable GUARANTEE Machine- Oil, Gloves, Lace Leather, Belting and Fittings . ..... Headquarters for Hardware, Furnaces and Stoves CARNEGIE BROS. Jyices and Quality x 33 3 3 3 30 3 3 3 0 3 3 0 0 0 3 3 0 3 3 3 r ALIKE nd | WANTED E. H. Purdy is prepared to buy 5,000 Alsike Clover. HIGHEST P FARMERS can bushels of RICE PAID get their feed cleaned on short notice as my seed cleaner is run by gasoline" power. LE H. PURDY | 4 4 $C 4 | 4 5 4 4 5 a 4 SC % % 4 X % 4 4 HORM POR XC OX POR PRC MCI PCI ICH XC Parlors Closed Until September Ist MISS WALKER SC 30 0 3 0 0 30 0 0 0 30 0 0 38 Xx 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 0 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 0 MANCHESTER fer Sorry to hear that Maggie Johns is ill, and hope she may soon re- cover. - Mr. W. F. Thompson has pur- chased a new driver. On Sunday last we were favored with music from Miss R.-Washing- ton, of Trinity Methodist church, Torontd, Mrs. T. A. Wilsons of Zephyr, and Mr. H. Gager, of St. Paul's church, Toronto. = The music was highly appreciated. Mr. Thos. Dobson has pur- chased the farm which was former- ly owned by W. G. McClintock. Me. Russel Lambe has returned to the city after a short vacation, School re-opened on Monday, ' Forrest, of : Toronto, is Tr Hagerman's. 2 ecent sd of Joseph A. Mitchell, Master -H, Mitchell, Miss V. Pearson, Mrs. J. Barrett, Mr. A. Barrett, Mrs. W. Pedlat, Mrs. T, Wilson, Miss G. Washing- ton, Mr. T. Smith, Mr. F. Hall, Mrs. Robert Ewers and others whose names we have been unabl to learn. Mr. J. Munro is home again on la visit, - Mr. Jas. Norton is spending a few days in the village. ; Miss Jessie Fitchett and Mis: Mabel Lambe have returned to their schools. . Lo Mr. Bonter Roblin and his mother have gone to Picton for a visit to their old home. Miss Alice Hagerman is spend: ing a week with her cousins. _ Mr. Donald Christie, 'of Saint: field called in the village on| | Saturday. : Ea Our Townshi to sprinting SOOO RHR be recognized; that ti 'nition has come to us we the members of the of the W. F. M. S. and S. St. Andrew's, Sonya, desire to express our: appreciation 1 work since coming among In our Societies you ha: | most zealous for the: advancment we shall of the werk, and to say x thiss you de.) iut faintly expre e loss we =ustain, ! As we bid you farewell we are forcibly reminded that we are but " Birds of passage' in thi id making friendships today and to-morrow. SH Kindly aceept this gift small token of @ur estimation of your work. ra We pray that God's 'blessings' may attend. your labors in the field to which you are called, and when 'life's work is done 'may you hear the masters " Well'done "|good and faithful servant enter thou into the joy of thy Lord." Mrs, Leitch thanked the ladies for their kind words and beautiful gift and assured them that it had been cheering to her to see the progress the Societies had made, and wished. them all success in God's work in the Missionary So- cleties. On Friday evening, thé 7th of August, the congregation" met in the basement of the church after prayer meeting to say good bye to Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Leitch. Mr. Thos. H. Watson was: called to the chair and in a few well chosen words expressed the object of the meeting. He then called few words ably set forth that it was fitting that the congregation of the work Mr. and Mrs, Leitch had done for them during their stay with them, and Mr. Allan Stewart then presented Mr. Leitch with a purse of money. : Mr. Leitch in replying. said he accepted the gift with gladness not so much. because of its~intrinsic value but because of the spirit which prompted it. He said that he had always done the work of the congregation as faithfully as he knew how, and that it had been a delight to him to. see the congregation advance during his short stay with them, and thanked them for the hearty manner in which they had co-operated with him in doing the Lord's work in St. Andrew's Church, Sonya. The congregation then spent some time in a social wdy and a short impromptu programme : was given. A Rev. Mr. Leitch has been pastor of St. .Andrew's Church, Sonya, for about two years and three months, and has accepted a call to St. Andrew's: Church, Yorkton, Sask., for which place he and his family left on Monday morning; August 10th. We wish them God speed and all success in the Mas- ter's work in the far West. -- 4 Vet eee .¢ Show Me" Proof That is what Hyomei will do in all forms of Catarrh and Troubles of the Breathing Organs : - It's not a question of Hyemei haying cured some one else but will it reach. your own particular case. If its cold in the head' catarrh, = bronchitis, . pneumonia, croup or any affection of the breath: ing organs E. B, Flintsays yes, and willTefund the if it fails. No other preparation for the same purpose can sucessfully do this, because the Hyomei system of treatment is differ ent from anything else, £0 You simply breathe and inhale its: medication. in dry air form which destroys the germ life that causes oppressed breathing, nasa catarrh, throat irritation and lung fi M. apparently sustendering them for} 'as al Infants' - 41 pairs Infants' hard soles, black, _ and chocolate, with and without heel ; lace or button, sizes 3 to 7, regular 65c. and 75¢, this week per pai pair | ing manufacturers, regul P $3 50, sale price. . " . .e 30 pairs Men's Box Calf and "Dongola Blucher and Blacher B., Gobdyeara Ir : Mackay welts, broad and medium toe, ¢xamine the quality. Don't judge by dull and plain tops. Come and = the price, reg. $3.00 and $3 50 for -8 on Mr. John Beecroft who in a should express their appreciation |B Don't Miss I. - A. Ros oven | Standard Pattern Freg With this new Fashion Book show -ing hundreds "of the very latest' styles for all occasions. Gall and Ask for It Price only 206. with a Frag Pattern: s & Sons © 7 some nice combination and on a pass Holliday dropped it into the goal. The Manchester lads worked hard to regain their lost ground but they didn't bother Gilroy arid Thompson who were playing back at all. The-mateh was played with eight men a side. The line up was: -- Manchester : -- , Goal, W. McClintock ; Backs, G, Christie and L. Ward ; Half Backs, B. Fitchett and T Hagerman; For- wards, J. Fitchett, A. Smith, H. Lambe, Prospect :-- . Goal, 0. Thompson ;. Backs, R. Thompson, and E. Gilroy ; Half Backs, R. Wilson, and Martin ; For- wards, 8, Upton. J. H Holliday and | 8. Brown ; Referee, Wm. Dobson, Mrs. Ewart Gilroy, and Master Robbie are visiting with her parents at Columbus, : -. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Real, of Burketon viseted with Mr. an@ Mrs, F. McClintock on Sunday. One of the best places to. have a good Garden Party. . One. was; 'held here last week in an ideal place the home of Mr, Wm. Cook, Every -part-of the affair was about as fine as it could be, The 'grounds were 80 home-like and attractive that one could not fail to receive a good im- ression at the very start, . Mr. 00k is to be congratulated in hav. ing so beautiful' a home, It cost some effort to get it, but the results amore than pay for the table was bountifully delicious eatables an 'wag excellent. e whole p good evening's entertainment is at a | : he ih trouble, The bs out, The speeches delivered by Rev. Messrs, Allen, Jewell, and Snell were brief and to the point. The Greenbank Quartette gave some good numbers, the most musical and the best accepted. being '¢ 'Basgo Profundo "' They would do even better ip a hall. Open 'air singing is a difficult matter, The humo:- ous singer, Mr.. R. Wilson, filled the bill well and cleanly. It is pro: bable that we shall hear more of him as le created a very favourable impression, Harold" Rich "handles the piano well, bis touch islight and strong. Mr. Roy Richmond is a good whistler-and his rendering' of the Holy City gave good evidence of the compass of his voice 'in this 'way. + His imitations' of, Finds, 0 familiar were fairly good; but one felt that there was not the delicate distinctions which nature" makes. The proceeds. were about $110.00. PRINCE ALBERT Mr. Frank Vickery shipped a number of Cotswold ram 'sheatlings to Stouffville last week. They form part. of a larger consignment to slieep raisers in the State of Wisconsin. opie) Jvete all pure bred sheep and in good s! , ! ; Died at' Prince Albert, Mary Wilson, wife years. \ --_-- = is n LAYTON = x= Ann Mr. Robt. "Thomas and wife drove ove to Wick to church. During service hi orse and jy was'stolen. . Wh Shirley, Ont.2, of John Beare, aged 78 Farm for Sale or to r 197 Acres, Lot 15, Con. 4; Reach. Splendid barns, good soil; 20 acres. timber, 3 niles from' Port Perry, wile from Manchester, Apply t owueron place, : or to W. H. Harris, Poi MISS PHERRILL, Farm for Sale or to Re 3 " 4 & 200 acres of first-class land, 100 acres being north half of lot 22 con 1 and 100 acres west half lot 22 con. 2 Reach. near Shirley.. Be known as the * William Farm." For particulars appl 'premises or to. HENRY". troubles, It brtngs to these suff ing organs the balsam laden air would get in the pine and eucal tus forests. The air that stamps o bronchial troubles. = | The prince of entertainers Ma P, Wilder says ; Hyomei . to use, and swift to cure. "It eds and colds. It kills the §