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> SUMTER ~~ SUITS EYNE BOOTS PORT PERRY STAR AND B You need a suit that isn't a load to carry around, . . . . At the samg time you |! n Xe that doesn't bag at the knees and hang over your shoul- ders like a rag. . . Fit, style and quality are guaranteed in the Summer Suits we make. They hold their shape because they're built right, . . . W. H. Doubt! ITailor LADIES See our Ladies' Patent Colt Boots at E$2,75, $3.00 and $3.50 in either lace or button, MENS FINE BOOTS See our range of Men's Boots at $4.00, in Box Calf, Velour Calf Gun Metal and Patent Colt in either lace or button. Everything in the latest styles and newest lasts. T. C. Forman & Son Sunday Schoo! Pionio The date of the-picnic of the Port Perry Methodist Sunday School has been set for July 19th, to take place at Heydou Shore, Park, Whitby. SEAGRAVE The annual Anniversary of our Sunday School was held on Sunday and Monday. Beaitifil weather prevailed throughout and everything was highly successful. On Sabbath the Rev, D. Balfour, of Lindsay preached excellent sermons morning and evening to delighted congre- gations, The choir rendered fine music. On Monday afternoon a splendid baseball match was played between Valentia and Sonya teams, resulting in a victory for Valentia by a score of 13 to Il The marathon road race was won by Cecil Sleep after an exciting contest, A good program of sports was run off besides, and this the scholars highly enjoyed. A splendid tea was served by the Ladies of the Church. In the evening, the pro- gram consisted of solos by Mrs, Nesbitt and Miss McGill, of Port Perry, music by our choir, and a moet entertaining and instructive Lecture by Rev. G. W. Ray, of Toronto on "South America and her People' illustrated by 150 beautiful stereoptican view, Every- one was well pleased with the Anniversary and wil] welcome it with pleasure again. Proceeds were $170.00 Mr. J. Stone shipped a carload of lumber to Toronto on Monday. Our pastor spent Sunday at Lindsay preaching in the Queen St, Chureb, Mr. Frank Watson has completed the taking of the Census for this Viliage and community. He en- joyed his work well, Severil are engaged at roadwork this week. Mr. 8. Eaton spent Sunday in Lindsay with bis family. wast? 3 oh Lo. "Ta1ng on the section NOW. Mr. D. McKinley, of Toronto is visiting relatives here, Dave has a good position with the G. T. RR. as baggageman at Riverdale. Crops are looking very promising in this section just now, and pros- pects are bright for a good Larvest. He is pital is at home. week with his son Wesley. nipeg are visiting here. arrived from England on Tuesday. GREENBANK is visiting with relatives bere. sports. entertainment. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Donald lanson a son. home of on Tuesday last when their onl bride, (formerly Elsie Real) return ed from their wedding trip. very enjoyable time. and nearly everyone is busy. visiting friends in this vicinity. Miss Clarkson, of Rochester Hos- Miss Clara Lamb, Shirley. spent Sunday, with her sister Mrs. Shunk Mr. Gibson, Pickering, spent a Mr, and Mrs. E. Cocne, of Win- Mrs. A. W. Smart and family Mr. Stanley Love, of "Toronto Be sure and come to Greenbank on July 1st and take part in the An excellent programme is being prepared for the evening Frank Dobson a son and also to Mr. and A reception was held at the r. and Mrs. Isaac Beare son Ryerson accompanied by his Most of the young people from around here were present and all report a Road work has commenced here Miss Garbutt, of Stouffville is Our Junior football team went = pl : THE © Port Dexvy Stax 18 198ued every Wednesday morning from the office of publication, Blong Block, Queen street, Port Perry, Ont. BRAC Subscription $1.00 a year inl advance Advertising rates on application. SAMUEL FARMER, Publisher and Proprictor ME Road Appropriations for Township of Reach Mr. Geode introduced and carried through a by-law making the following appropriations on road and bridges for 1911. Grading and graveling, con. 4, opp. lots 14, 15, 16. Thos. Dobson and Thos. Boynton, commissioners. $35.00 Graveling, Nonquon road, cons. 4, 5. Thos. Dobson and John Johnson, com- missioners. $50.00 Graveling, Nonquon road, cons. 3, 4, Thos. Dobson and Wm. Midgley, com- missioners. 60.00 Graveling, Centre road, con. 1.,, com. Mcintyre and Robt. Vernon. 20.00 Brock road, con. 1.,com. McIntyre and Robt. Parrott. 30,00 Graveling and Grading, con. 4, opp. lo. 9, com. McIntyre and R. M. Holtby 30 Graveling, con. 3, opp. lot 7, 8, com* McIntyre and Geo. Smith. 25.00 Graveling road between Manchester and Mrs. Harpers, com. Dobson and Chas. Lamb, 60,00 Graveling gravel road between Mrs. Harpers and Cawkers, com. Dobson and Dan Christie. 25.00 Graveling con. 6, opp. lot 12, com, Dobson and Jas. Medd. 30.00 Graveling con. 6, opp. lots 14, 15. div- 19, com. Allan Goode and Wm. Stab- back. 30.00 Graveling con 7, opp. lot 10, com. Goode and Pascoe Luke. 25.00 Cement Bridge, con. 7, opp. lot 12. com. Goode, Dobson and Luke. 400.00 Cement Bridge, con 4, opp. lot 9, com' Dobson, McIntyre and R. M. Holtby, 275.00 Corrugated Steel pipe, centre road, con. 2, Mcintyre and John Thompson, 100.00 . 15, Leask and George Real, 100.00 Leask and E. Jamieson, 60.00 and John Howsam. 50.00 con 13, Leask and R Swanick, 50.00 and R. Swanick, 25.00 77, Alex Leask and Jas Leask. 25.00. George Till, 20.00 James Gibson, 20.00 James Lee, 15.00 - lots 18-19, Mark and C Alldred, 15.00 lots 18-19, Mark and Alex Boe, 25.00 con. 9, Mark and John Michie, 60.00 t Geo. Mark, Wm. Harper, §0.00 Leask and John Stone, 15.00 10.00 Sam McConnell, and Chas Wells, 40.00 Corrugated steel pipe, con 11, opp. lot Corrugated steel pipe, con 11, lot 9, Gravelling, con 12, opp lot 5. Leask Gravelling and stoning Brock road, Cutting down hill, con 13, lot 6, Leask Gravelling and grading con 11-12, div Gravelling con 12,'div 54, Leask and Dirting con Io, lots 15-16, Leask and Dirting con 10, lots 18-19, Leask and Gravelling con 14, sideroad, between Gravelling con 13, sideroad, between - Cravelling sideroad between lots 18-19, Gravelling Divisions 83-86, John Mark Cleaning out ditches, con 13, lot Io, Crading Simcoe St, con 6, Goode and| * Grading con 7, Nouquon Road, Goode The Metho elaborate * preparations Sey ahd | Sunday 25th an urday Ju The Sunday "04 Seturgey Jor ducted by Rev. Thos, Laidlew, E while the music will be furn Kague and Misses Beare and Stovin On July 1st foot ball and sports evening, one of the best entertain- of Greenbank will be given entirely by two wonderfully gifted and ac- complished children from Toronto, namely Muriel K, and F. Ray McFadden. tainment. Admission 35¢. CARTWRIGHT NEWS The former Cartwright corres- pondent used to be making fun of us. Said they would give us their old sidewalks. We are getting ce- ment walks in from the church to the bank. The gravel is drawn and our busy merchant, J. J. Bruce has a carload of cement in. Mr. Levi Taylors' new house on the corner will greatly improve the looks of the town. Mr. Fred Philp paid a flying visit to Mr. John Nesbitt's. Mr. and Mrs. George Suggitt, of Lumsden, Sask. attended the Davidson -- Campbell wedding. He will likely stay around these parts for a time. ~ Rev. Mr. Forster was bock to his pulpit Sunday. He has been | Ottawa. Mrs. Wallace Bruce has been in Vasey seeing her sister who is seriously ill. Dr. R. Parr is improving under the care of Dr. A, D. McArthur. Miss Virginia Hooey has return- ed from New York. Don't get discouraged Bill:' there's a good time coming: keep going. Whooping cough is very preva lent around here now. ished by the children of the school] . & under the supervision of Mrs. Mc} Ss will occupy - the iierest of the : wwwd In "the afternoon. in ue rents ever provided in the history | Dont miss this enter- Mr. Jas. Harrison has returned from the West. All roads will lead to our fair town, next Sunday and Monday.' Rev. Mr. Fred Howard takes. the services on Sunday. On Mon-' day there is to be a festival. Prof. Bowles, of Victoria Uni- versity, preached Sunday even- ing in Caesarea. Caesareo, I think I would prefer to invest in Caesaaian lots than in Edmonton lots. Take a tip from me and buy a few. A quiet home wedding took place at Shady Nook Cartwright, the residence of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Ferguson when their daughter was married to Mr. J. A. Johnston also of Cartwright. The ceremony was conducted on the beautiful lawn under an arch of evergreens and flowers, by the Rev. J. C. Forster. The bride, who was given away by her father wore white silk mull trimmad with lace, and carried a bouquet of white lillies. Miss Annie Ferguson, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid and Mr. Geo. Johnston cousin of the groom, was groomsman. The wedding hymn was played by Mies Edna, sister of the bride. Mr, ard Mrs. near Cadmus. PLEURQ - PAEUNONIA AND BRONCHITIS Brought Mrs. Baker to Death's Door. Father Morriscy's No. 10 By the way things are going in| Johnson will reside] x wars We are headquarters "want tn Crockery, Chinaware, Glassware, ~ Tinware. SmauiWaié3 and notions + | + Come in and Investigate Be sure you will save on your purchases, or no sale ROSE &, C0. for everything you "The Fair: 4. NUNYA Anniversary services will be held here next Sunday June 25th when the Rev. Mr. Barber, of Stouffville will preach at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Special music by the choir at both services. O.i Saturday July Ist a good time is expected. For farther particulars see posters. Don't forges the date A special meeting of the Womens Institute will be held on the lawn of Mr. E. L. Willlamson on Monday June 26th dt 2.30 o'clock, when Mra. Thos, Shaw, of Hespeler, will give an address, her subject being "Work, Worry and Waste'. A good programme will be given, after which lunch will be terved. All ladies are eordially invited to attend. We are all pieased to see Miss Maribelle Clarkson home again. Mr. Chas. McKague, of Green: bank visited at Mr, D. McKionon's on Sunday, It is with deep regret we chronicle the death of one of our esteemed pastors, Rev. Arch, Currie, who entered into Rest, after a long illness on Sunday morning. Much sym- paoby is felt for the bereaved ones. Quite a number from here attend- ed Anniversary services at Seagrave Sunday evening Rev. Mr. Laidlaw, of Epsom and our pastor exchanged puipits on Sunday, it being Anniversary at Bethesda, Mrs. (Rev,) Laidlaw favored us with a solo Sapday evening, which wag much appreciated by all. UTICA Major Myers and Mrs. James Myers in Toronto last week, Mrs, R. Sutcliffe and Mrs. L. Lamb, of Manchester recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs, J. Sutcliffe. Mr, and Mrs_Geo. Phillips after a two weeks holiday returned to their home in Toronto, on Friday. Mrs. Tom Smith, visiting with relatives in Lorneville, Mr. Wilmott: Walker and sister Miss Alma in Nestleton last week, attending a wedding. Mrs. Thos. Horn spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. James White Brooklin, ° , Mrs, Geo, Lyle, Cobourg, and Miss Ruth Swartz, , recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hor- Pp. ' " AERIS or ., B Bervice will be conducted in the Methodist Church next Sunday at the usual hour by the Rev. Mr. to Claremont on Saturday last. for a friendly game with the Clare- mont Juniors. Tue teams were evenly matched and the play was fast and exciting, neither team scoring. An excellent supper was provided. ) PORT PERRY FOR SPORTS ON THURSDAY EARLY G GARDEN SEEDS SEEDS ! an ConN : Y GARDEN CORN toceries Fresh and TURNIP SEED oie Get Your Butter Pap at the Sear per SEEDS| MANGEL HUNGARIAN | Manchester Anniversary Methodist Sunday School Manchester will be held on SundaySchool The ' anniversary of 'the me MeCalloeh from Greenbank. Saved Her. Quite a number of the Orange Methodist church: Port * Perry last Sunday evening, special sermon by * (the Rev. Mr. Leitch. The 12th will dobp, be celebrated at Blackstock. ; Anderson, Ashburn, guests of en James Horn. men attended Divine service in the Mr aud Mrs, Armor Ellis, Mr and Mrs John Grower, and -Miss Lizzie. (Succeseor to Dr. F, D. McGrattan) DENTIST PORT PERRY, . . ONT. IRI A i... fusTavce IS NO HINDRANCE to those who wish to get the dents from the distant | host, § States attend the ELLIOTT . Rr ----_ Toronto, Ont. This school has a_national reputation for high grade work. 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