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Carn mill is Bowing rapidly. 5 CME, 'Charles. Hiscox has 'been | in town fora few dys... - "Mr. | " Franklin is home on his annual visit from the West.: Mrs. Scobell; of Ottawa, is visiting ter father, Mr. J. W." Meharry. She is accompanied by Miss Scobell, of Bowmanville. We have received a very interesting fetter from Mr, Jas. Waddell (who is in Florida) which we shall publish next week, 'The sacrament of the Lords Supper will be dispensed at the morning ser- vice at the St. John's Presbyterian Church, rr a.m. Subject "The Trans- figuri.ion 7. p-m. "3in's Threefold Delusion." Preparatory services will be 'conduct- ed by Rev. Thomas Dods, of Sonya, on Friday evening at eight o'clock. Queen Esther Already the scenery and costume committee are busy making prepara- tions for the big Choral Concert to be held in the Town Hall, Port Perry, on the evenings of Thursday and Friday, March sth and 6th. This may . seem like looking a long way ahead, but onc has to when they undertake to dress a king and queen and provide costumes for a company of seventy including nobles, maids of honor, prophets, beggarsand children. Add to that the need of providing suitable surroundings for the royal court, and one has a good idea of the amount of work necessary to give this splendid concert. Good Layers Mr, Fred Kent has some White Wyandottes up at '"Beechcroft" that are making a record laying eggs. "There are rzo pullets and their daily contributibn--about 60 eggs. These pullets are well housed, and ~~ receive excellent care, which accounts in some measure for the profitable re- sults, But don't make any mistake --the pullets were good to start with. Coming Again Rev. Herbert W. Piercy is coming to Port Perry on February 6th in con- nection with the Annual Roll Call of the Baptist Church. He will also be at Greenbank on the sth of February. There should be packed houses to hear this wonderful glocutionist. His power as a reader is not a mere trick of the voice, but is backed by strong personality, that can hold the aud- fence and interpret the masterpieces with wonderful sympathy and under- standing. Town Council The initial meeting of the Town Council was held on Monday evening. After the preliminary ceremonies. the following business was transacted. Mr. Wm. Kennedy was appointed assessor. Mr. John Rolph was re-appointed * member of the Board of Health. Messrs. T. J. Widden and James Stonehouse were appointed auditors. The appointment of a High Scdool Trustee was deferred until another meeting, . Military Appointment Bulletin No. 172 of the Canadian Militia, announces the appointment of Arthur Percy Ingram to be Provis- ional Lieutenant of the 34th Ontario Regiment. A Good Concert : King Edward L. O. L. No. 223 are to be congratulated on having put on "an excellent concert on Monday even- ing. Every member of the Ontario Ladies' Quartette is a good entertainer, Miss Pearl O'Neil being the star per- Us nately the attend: | se was small ¢ owing to the extremely weather ? gie Milling Co. are on staff of aging ogs and ree the |. Skating ond Hockey "The rink is in good running now, and Mr, Nevison has purchased a fine Columbia Gramaphone to pro- vide music for the skaters. He is doing all that can be done for. the comfort of his patrons. © »r A girls hockey club will likely be formed in town, and it is expected that the first practice will be held to-night, (Wednesday.) Png Port Perry and Prince Albert, hoc- key juniors played a friendly game on Saturday evening the result being 5-3 in favor of Port Perry. Oddfellows' Night INTERESTING INITIATION, INSTALLATION AND SOCIAL EVENT. Mr. W. H. Letcher, Port Perry, Independent Order of Oddfellows, re- ceived a Bearty and enthusiastic frat ernal reception Weduesday evening when he made his fi:st official visit to Florence Nightingale Lodge, No. 66, 1. O. O. F for the special purpose of installing the new officers, 'I'he large beautiful Oddfellow's Hall was pack- ed, several members having to ovcupy adjoining rooms and a fluer and more respectable body of young men with a few grey-headed sires is seldom seen in any lodgeroom. The room was brilliantly lighted and with the breth- ren wearing pretty regalia, 1t presented an inspiring scene. Mr, Chas: Adams, Noble Grand, conducted the routline business with neatness and despatch his term in the chair having made an efficient presid- ing officer of him. One candidate was initiated by the Dcgree Team in such excellent manner as to draw forth unstinted praise from the Dis: trict Deputy. The installation cere- mony was splendidly performed. Dis- trict Deputy Letcher gave the charges admirably without the agenda and was deservedly praised by several of the older brethren at the close. Bro. Ed. Osborne was grand Marshal and the installation team certainly carried thru the ceremony to a degree approa- ching perfection. Complimentary speeches were made by Past District Deputies F. C. Peth- ick and M. A, James and by Rev. H. B. Kenny, Robt Adair, Robt. Deyer- ell and Harry Baskerville, Bro. Let- cher also made a rattling good speech telling of a four years' residence in Bowmanville before moving to Port Perry, and expressed his gratitude for the cordial welcome he had received on this visit and his delight at finding Florence Nightingale Lodge - flourish- ing with 237 members. An oyster supper was served in the refreshment room at the close and a very pleasant two hours was. spent. ---Bowmanville News The Band The Band boys are meeting with courteous treatment from the towns people, still the subscriptions are ine adequate to meet the expenditure in view. The Instruments have been sent to Toronto and word received back that the cost of repairs will be more than double than was antic ipats ed of any" member of the committee. A further effort will be made to econ- omize expense and at the same time] enlarge Te subscription, but fail this week to meet the encouragement hoped for, then the band questio will be dropped and all monies sub scribed. handed back to 0 the District Deputy Grand Master of the me bari -- ony fo George Johnston, Prince Albert; On Cedar Posts Wanted Wanted 500 cedar posts 5 inches and upwards at top end. 8 and 16 feet long, delivered atmy yard or swamped out. C. L. VICKERY. St. Charles Hotel Commercial and Travelling Public receive every comfort and attention'... Sample Rooms a Specialty Geo. A. Cole, Prop. Homemade Pies Apple, Pumpkin, Raisin, Mince, Lemon and Cream, for sale at Nevi- son's Quick Lunch. Try them. Or- ders reserved by Phone No. 143. What A Great Man Said to the Great Canadian People Parisian Sage is a discovery of a cele- brated scientist, who spent the best years of his lite perfecting this great hair tonic. In giving his recipe to the Canadian people he said: '"'Parisian Sages the most delightful hair dressing in the world. It cures dandruff by killing the germs hat infest the roots of the hair; it stops falling hair; it gives vigor and strength to the hair roots, Orval Byer sells Parisian Sagein a large fifty cent bottle--and guarantees it to do all that is clalmed for it, or your money is refunded. It stops falling hair dandruff, itching scalp and restores life and beauty to dull faded hair in two weeks. . % : ~ ¥ ~ * jo. Violin Class Mr. E. F. Bell who hes studied with the Canadian Academy of Music also with Mr. Frank Converse Smith, of the Toronto String Quartette is open to accept a limited number of pupils, Lessons will be given on Saturday at Port Perry. Apply to W. H. Harris, Port Perry, or to Mr. E. F. Bell, 93 Pearson Ave. Toronto: Work Wanted Mrs. Trask, of Port Perry, will be glad of housework or washing £6 do at home, or go out to wash : Violin Tuition Mr. Leonard G. Harris of Port Peny,| who. has studied at the Hampstead » Conservatory in England, also with Mr. J. Hicks, Mus, Doc. of London, Eng. begs to announce that he can accept a few more Pupils. Lessons given at Home or at his Rendgice : in Borelia. "SOE B oid England Lodge land will hold an open i the evening of Tuesday, Jan, 2ot 218.30 p.m. - All members are reg to be present and bring a fi Model T Touring Car fob. Ford Ontario 'PortPerry Get + Particulars from GRAHAIT'S GARAGE well have your clothes speak well of you. 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