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ML t, 8 a few days Sith Ms and Mrs W Nesbitt. Mr. D. E. Harrison, wife and her, of Sault Ste. Mare, ve been the 0 Rev.' W. D. and Mrs. Hameon. "About eighteen of our young Cadets will spend next week at on in: It sex ; that some five thou- sand will be at the camp this year. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott, and son Harry, of Woodbridge, and Wm. Scott, and daughter Pearl «of Toronto, -to Port Perry and spent the week end with Mrs. Orr. Mrs. Willis Nichol, of Hali- burton, is visiting with Mrs Orr. EE------ LOST--An Overland car crank on June 2, on road between Port Perry and Uxbridge by way of 7th con. Finder please return to or notify W. Letcher, Port Perry - Mrs. Winnett Nesbitt]! aie ; +: 2 ley, Thursday July : i storm on Sunday afternoon, Decoration services were large attended. The beautiful condition, and credi to the ! ally friends | hala flor ributes upon the graves r Condy hg uitable addresses were de- livered by Rev. J. T. Hall, J. F. Ireland, and J. Bell. Ceme is in the parade w marched from the Town Hall to the Cemetery. The Lodges parading, and under whose auspices the decoration services were held, were the SOEES, 1.0.0.F., L.0.L, and Mr. James Read, is home for a few days from Toronto Mili- tary Hospital, after an operation on his feet. He will return for E------ Quality maintains economy. You may pay less : "per gallon" for other lubricating oils, but you get more lubrication "per dollar" when you buy imperial Polarine Motor Oils. oe further treatment. CUTS from your car. Always use the grade mended on our Charts Toronto, for a copy OPERATI COSTS- HE economy of using Imperial Polarine Motor Oils extends over practically every item of motor operation. The lubrication afforded at every friction point and the gas-tight piston-to-cylinder seal means a big saving in fuel bills.and.a noticeable increase of power. Through perfect protection of all motor parts, undue repair bills are avoided and depreciation is greatly reduced. 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Yagon a tires is Model FB20 Roadster ~~ - 2 Model FB 80 Coupe a : es Model FB 40 : Tg 1875 1618 ~~ ~~ Model FB50 Touring =~ - - - Touring 1895 * 1650 : Model FB 50 Touring Special 2640 2390 All prices F.0.B. Oshawa, Ont. 2685 2435 Sales Tax Extra PORT PERRY and UXBRIDGE Scugog Wednesday, Juue 22, was a very pleasant event for the chil- dren of the Centre school, Scu- gog. Our popular teacher Miss McIntosh, having arranged a treat for the children, gave them a very enjoyable afternoon. The treat consisted of choco- lates, oranges, and ice-cream. A vote of thanks, acccompanied by cheers, was extended to Miss McIntosh from her pupils, by whom she is very highly thought of. } Although Miss McIntosh only came at Christmas, she has en- deared herself to everyone with whom she came in contact . . and especially the children with who she has worked. : We are very sorry to lose her from our midst, but we under- stand she is leaving to secure a school nearer home. Our loss will be another school's gain. Later the pupils presented Miss McIntosh with a token of their esteem, accompanied by an address, expressive of the es- teem in which she was held. She is a teacher rot soon for-. gotten by her pupils. The address read as follows: To Miss McIntosh; Dear Teacher: It is with much regret that we, your pupils, have learned that = are going to leave our school. / * During your stay with us. we have learned to love you dearly and appreciate very much your untiring efforts for our welfare. You have have always been ready to help us with our studies 'tor join us in our play, and we all | unite in thanking you for the lovely treat you gave us. f "We would ask you to accept this dish 'and box as a slight token of olr sppreciation, not for their value, but as a connec- ting link of friendship and te show our love and esteem for you. . 7 ; That you may be blessed with health and prosperity in. your next school is the wish of all your pupils, Signed on behalf of the school. Personal Notes BORN--At Manchester, on Mon- day, June 20, 1921, to Mr. and Mrs. VanZant, a daughter, at home of her mother Mrs, A. Cumming. EEE -- Auto Tire Found 837% auto tire and rim found, ap- ply to E. A. Christie, Utica, Bell Phone 113 r 6. ? Raglan Miss Violet Stanton visited at Dr. C. W. Moon's, at Seagrave. A large number from here at- tended the Garden Parties held at Kedron and Columbus, on Monday and Tuesday, of last week and all report a good time. Sunday School and the usual Church Services are being held in the Village Hall, the church being closed for repairs," which will be complete by July 10th, when a re-opening will be held Miss Ruby Weatherhogg, of Toronto, and Mr. Earl Garfelt, of - Kitchener, recently visited at the former's mother, Mrs. S. Weatherhogg. Miss Mary Kellingten and Miss Hazel Grose have returned home after spending a short holiday in Stouffville. ; The Sunday School are holdin a picnic in Harnden's Grove, on joy a good time. T. Brent, Port Perry. Cemetery on'Sunday. son, Mr. and Mrs. W. Hodg with relatives recently. anew silo. and son, of Toronto, are i ris Milner; Edna Gerrow '| Morley Campbell, Prince Friday, July 1st. "Come and en- Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Brent and children spent Sunday with Mr. | A few from here attended the decoration service at Pine Grove Mr, C. Hood, Miss E. Hodg- Son, motored to Havelock and visited J. E: Nottingham is erecting the latter's - mother, 'Mrs, P. - Died In Milwauke, on June 15th, Mrs. George Morgan passed suddenly sway at the age of 87, 6 months: She leave to mourn her loss, three sons, Rev: J. F,, of Oregan; Mr. O. T., Lansing, Mich.; Mr. A. C., of Milwaukee; two daughter, Mrs. G, Musgrove, of Port Perry, Mrs. D. J. Me- Kinnon, of Owen Sound, "FOR SALE Good Barn, 30 x 40. A ply to bert, Bell Phone 155 r 2. 000 J Hayrake refitted; and in ex- cellent condition. Good as new. Geo. Jackson, Port Perry, Ont. Bell Phone 31. x 000 . A. W. Allin is offering his home for sale, corner of Perry and Shanley Sts. 9 room brick house, electric lights, hardwood floors, hard and soft water, fine lawn, possession in August. Ont. a -------- 2 S. S: No. 3, Scugog Promotions for year 1921. Figures represent average per cent, for year plus attend- ance. Jr. IV-to Sr. IV--Myrtle Jeffrey, 74, also highest marks for year without attendance. Reta Graham, 68 (spelling) Myrtle Ploughman, 64, (Arith) JroIIl to Sr. I1T--- Marjorie Joblin; 77 - Luella Jeffrey, "74, (highest marks for year withoyt at- tendance) ' : Donald Crozier, 76 Inez Fralick, #4 3 John Burnhand, 65 (Spell) Jr. II to Sr. II--" = =~ Clare Pogue, Russell Pogue Sr. I to Jr. II -- Cecil Fralick, Mary Cherrie,- Amasa Sweet- man (recommended) = Sr Pr to Jr--Milton Demera, * Vera Clark and John Hardy, Mr. G. Brades has been suc- equal oa or | cessful in sepding two pupils to Iz puto fe Pr--Glen Ho SE try the entrance. " subjects failed.on in average for . Mr. and Mrs.- C, Hazelwood , , ) ! v x NUT COAL STOVE COAL A car of each will arrive within the next week or ten days. 'Real Good' Scranton / Coal Stove Coal has advanced = ' . secure. I will sell the coal at old price of $15.50 Fe at the car, or $16. e- livered in town or Prince Albert Phone your order and make sure of some: of this coal if you are not already supplied. Phone 214 P. Office in Ebbels Blk. FIGARY June2l, 1921 Ford Car for Sale 1918 Ford Touring, shock, absorber§, slip cover, grip tires, price $375. ~W. A. Donnelly, Myrtle, phone 120 r 2-4." Curtain Lost - Right side front curtain of Oldsmobile car, lost on Scugog 5 {Island or in Port Perry on Sun- day. Finder please leave at Standard, Garage, Ponte Perry, rs. Zimmerman, - aton Ral. Phone Beach 167. » in price and very hard to ® &