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Don't forget that Jamieson sells the hest grade of American Coal Oil. en your can is empty call Bell ¢ Welephose No. 87. © Graham's Garage will run regular aiito trips between Port Perry and Uxbridge on Monday, Wednesday, "and Thursday mornings. Mrs. P. A. Abernethy, of Toronto, visited her daughter, Mrs: S. Farmer, last week. Mrs. John Reeves, of Simcoe, is visiting her brother, Mr. W. H. Letcher. Mr. Albert Hall is busy bricking up Mr. Thomas Dewey's house at Rose's Corners. Mr. Wm. Parr, of Cartwright, has just had his house bricked, and Mr. "John Mountjoy has had his house plastered. Don't forget the Garden Party to- night on the lawn of the Church of the Ascension, Tea served at 6 p.m. Band in attendance. Miss Pearl McLean, school teacher, of Fort William, is home for the sum- mer vacation visiting with her parents. Miss Gertrude Vickery, of Lindsay, is visiting with her gradmother, Mrs. E. A. Vickery, and friends. Mr. James Moore, of Eglinton, is visiting friends in Port Perry and Scugog. Mr. John Stovin, accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Wm. Jamieson, left last week for an extended visit to relatives in Saskatchewan. Mrs. Wannamaker, of Toronto, has 'been visiting fiiends in town and ~Scugog. Mr. Harry Nott left town on Mon- day to accept a position in Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Sisson spent last week in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Drouley, of Toronto, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Rolph. Mr. and Mrs. James McKnight, of Toronto, are visitors with his mother, Mrs. Robert McKnight. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Bruce, Toronto, are visitors with Mrs. Jas. Carnegie. Mr. and Mrs, F. R. Smith, Winni- peg, Man, tormerly of Port Perry, announce the engagement of their youngest daughter, Mipna Anna, to Mr. J. W. Dawson of Winnipeg, the marriage to take place early in August. Miss Evelyn Rodman is spending her holidays with friends in Peterboro. Mr. Gordon Brooks, of Belleville, spent Sunday in town, Rev. Victor McLean, of Whitney, New Ontario, occupied the pulpit of the Presbyterian Church last Sabbath evening. Mr. McLean has charge of a very large mission field in New On- tario and Algenguin Park. Reeve Geo. Gerow has purchased the Hambly property on Lilla street, and Mr. Frank Shepherd has bought a building lot on the north-east corner of the same property. Mr. H. Nasmith has had the house which he recently purchased from the Allison estate renovated and painted. Master Rex Slemmon, of Ottawa, and Victor Hodgins, of Myrtle, are "holidaying with Mrs. J. Orr. : Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nott, of To- Tonto, spent Dominion Day with Mr. John Nott and daughter. A number of friends called on Mr. Nott that day «congratulating him on attaining his 89th birthday, 8 The actual net increase in the Canadian Order of Foresters for 1913 as 3,019 members, a net increase of members more than all other nal societies doing business in Advt. h Oran parade on Sunday to divine service was well repre+ members from Utica, Black- | Hal ¢ Hill and Port . | William R: care tot son, Dr. S. B. on gt the "where of be Graham is visiting. It was intended that Mrs. George A. Coates should go to Seattle to see her brother, who has been ill there for some time, and if possible have him removed to his home in Port Perry. Word has come, however, 'that such a move would not be possible, and the trip has been cancelled. Mr. W. Irvin continues seriously ill. = Mr. and Mrs. F. W. McIntyre re- arfed home on Tuesday evening, after spending a few days at Fergus, Ontario, Mr. McIntyie's former home Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gage, Rev. Dr. and Mrs, Hincks, and Mr. Ambrose Kent, all of Toronto, motored out to "Beechcroft," the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred. A. Kent, last Saturday. Mr. George Asling and daughter, of Hamilton, were the guests of Mr. As- ling's sister, Mrs. John Bradley, last week. Miss Asling will remain for some time. Mr. Fred. A. Kent is growing some very beautiful roses at his Port Perry home. They are worth the work re- quired, to any person whe loves flowers. The Royal Theatre put on a good moving picture show on Monday evening, and had a crowded house. Pictures will. be put on Wednesday and. Friday of this week. Cates Hon The Cadets put in last week at Niagara, and next year it is intended that the camp shall be at North Bay. It is quite an experience for the boys who catch a glimpse of the outer world. The day begins at 6 a.m, when a cannon is fired to waken the boys who at once begin to fold their three blankets which constitute their beds --two wool blankets and one of rubber. This rubber blanket is placed on the ground and a woolen one on top of it. On this the cadet sleeps after having removed his boots and wrapped himself in his remainiug blanket--just every bit as good as the soft side of a plank. The bugle blows "Dress for parade boys," the tent flaps are raised and the boys form up for their morning devotions. fast of porridge (without salt) .bread and butter, eggs, jam and coffee, Drill started at 9.00 a.m. and last- ed till noon. = Dinner followed, and the afternoon was given to the boys for recreation, including a swimming parade at 3.30 p.m: Supper was served at 6 p.m., and the evening was generally spent at the Y.M.C.A. tent, where the boys. took part in sports of various kinds, and were treated to a free moving picture show. About ten p.m. the bugles blew "lights out," and then all was quiet -- perhaps. Examinations The following students' of Port Perry High School have passed the lower school examination for entrance to Normal Hazel F. Aldred, | Frederick R. Bamforth, Gordon J. Brown, "Gide M. Coultis, pr odrick G. arris, Harold I. Hod. Melva H. Switzer. son, Elsie 7 tes Decoration Services Decoration services will be beld on : Pandey Jo July 12 12th, J ecisties After that comes break- the main street and the ny perty. A. ; A committee 1 was appomnted to ] vestigate the merits' of instal electric fire alarm system. an alternative proposal to haw firemen and the pumping station noti- fied by telephone. Of the two it would be efficient, and far less cost ly. The telephene is in operation kept in a proper state of repair as it is in"constant use. Any mechanism that is only used occasionally is hable to prove useless when most needed, as inspection and test may be forgotten. The bell at the town hall is all right for a general alarm. he Speaking of bells, Mr. Thompson has been instructed to ring the town bell at 9 p.m., warning all children under sixteen years of age to be off the streets by the time the bell ceases ringing. $25 was voted to the commission in charge of Hydro-Radial matters in this district to assist them in their work. The tax rate for the year 1914 wil be 26 mills. Seagrave Miss Amanda Samells of Cadmus has just returried home after visiting her friend Miss Minnie McLean. Short. Congratulations to Mr, Neil Mc: Lean for passing his examinations. Miss Alice Stone spent a few days with Greenbank friends, Miss Gertrude and Lexie Munroe, spent a few days with their uncle Mr. Chas. McLean, Dr. Marvin preached an excellent Sermon on Sunday night. Mr. John Beecroft of Toronto has returned home from visiting Mr. Wat- son. : We all extend our deepest sympathy to Mrs. Brown in her sad bereave- ment. For Sale 5. Township of Cartwright. acres tillable land, balance good pas- ture and bush. Three miles east of Port Perry, Good buildings. large barn stone foundation, Windmill, and light- ning rods. Large frame house and telephone, hard and soft water, Spring Creek running through farm. This 15a spléndid stock farm. For further particulars Apply to H L. Ebbels, Port Perry, Ont. or to W. R. Hooper, Port Perry P. O. or on the premises. 28 t.f. Civic. Holiday A petition, si and 24 others, aving been presented tof "Al Perry ivic H hereby panied. be day, Thee is ods 'we prefer the latter, as we, believe twenty-four hours a day, and must" "be Miss Howard of Toronto is spend-|: ¢ ing a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Jas, signed. by James: Lucas i asking that Wednesday, the 5th Say : aimed : At Blackstoek, on Nedveslay, July: 1st, at 10 a:m., by Rev. I. Snell, Miss Edith McFadyen, of - Carleton' Place, wright, At Port Perry, on Wednesday, Tuihe 24th, 1914, by Rev. W. J. West, Mr. Bryson Mulholland, of: Toronto, tc Perry. Toot Mrs. Frank Dring at Raglan, Ont. Take 'Notice July 2nd being: a+ bot "day, ladies Mr. Moffats house or at Star Office. and English. For particulars apply to Mrs. H Kerr, care of Jas H. McKee] opposite the Bedford property Port Perry. Br -- Notice to Creditors of AMOS STONE, late of the Village of Greenbank, in" the County of retired farmer, deceased. Pursuant to Section 55, Chapter 26, of the Statutes of Ontario, 3 George V, Notice is hereby given | ibat all: creditors and others to Mr. Walter Me. Egchren, of Cart: : Afernoon, Sunday School and Bible ~ «Class, All Welcame, J mbers first and: third Tuesdays of 'each' 'month at the Oddfellows 'Hall, ort Perry Visiting 'brethren made welcome: Miss Dolly Lavina Campbell of Port} At apicnic in Squelch's woods, Raglan, | : on July 1st, a lady's gold watch. Finder} will be rewarded by returning same tof. | | were using umbrellas Two were seen} _ | taking one off the wall of the house at| "| Mrs. Anpa Wood's sale. Party having ;|umbrella will kindly leaye same at} Parrot for Sale 1d Good talker, can speak. 'Spanish, ; * Ontario, in the Province of Ontario, ot Makes Hard Work Easy! Te, polishing Haid wood Hoots back-b ERE eve ending tak and Si Eee EE FOR SALE BY W. U. Carnegie For Sale Some young calves, steers, and two COWS, Apply to MRS, L O'NEILL, 'against the estate of th Amos Stone, who died | 200 Acre farm, Lots 3 and 4 Con. | post 10041 After such last mentioned date assets of the. 14th: day of: June; 191 are « res] ; "Iwill 'not hold myself responsible An notice 1s further given that executors of the estate will frie} 4 distribu te the ; = Take Notice for. any. by any per- 5 son other than myself, f ! RE J INTER. % ning Mill in first- 'be seen at Mrs ¢ head HOUSE, ALSO FURNITURE, :