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LOST---An Overland cat erank on June 2, on road between Port Perry and U: ~ Perry and U 'by way of| A pleasdnt evening's enter-| 7th con. Finder return |tainment was~ enjoyed at the to or notify W. her, Port|Anglican Garden Party on Wed- Perry. ' nesday night of last week. The Mr, and Mrs. Fred Chalmerson @nd the program contained many | and George E. Chalmerson, with Edgar Metzger of Rochester N. Y. are visiting Mrs. John Pow- ers and friends in town. Mr. Geo. Collins has sold his garden to Harold Bateman, of "Oshawa, Miss Bull will spend a couple of months at her home in Bloom- field, returning in September to resume her music classes. Mr. P. Figary spent the early part of last week Bh Toronto. Summer days, Holiday 'time, 80 often spoiled by Hay-Fever or Summer Asthma. AZ-MAH stops both. And for rheumatism Templeton's Rheumatic Capsules safe and sure. Sold by P. , Morrison. 7 Mr." Mincks of Ann Arbor, Mich. has been visiting his sis- ter, Mrs. Jas. Staley. Mrs. Neil Rutherford has been visiting her sister, Miss Mec- : il. She has lately returned from British Columbia. Grant Bunner, son of Rev. J. W. Bunner, Greenwood has ob- tained the silver medal for Gen-|* eral Proficiency in the Com. Class at Albert College. Mrs. R. H. Short, of Toronto. was the guest of Mrs. W.S. Short for a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Town and family family, of Athens, have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Town for a few days. Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Cormack of Toronto are holidaying with Mrs. Jas. Swan of Port Perry and friends at Utica. Mr. John McKee is seriously ill at time of writing. He was stricken with paralysis on Sun- day morning and has not regain- ed consciousness yet, 'Miss Mildred Hortop is holi- daying in Georgetown, RR --------------, Sunday School Hour During the months of = July and August, Port Perry Metho- dist Sunday School will meet at 12.10 noon, at the close of the morning church service. i. 0. D. E. In accordance with the custom of the 1.0.D.E. Scugog Chapter, of Port Perry; held a Decoration Service on the morning of July 1st, in honor of the soldiers bur- ied at the Pine Grove and Utica Cemeteries. The members met at the Town Hall at 10.30, and proceeded to Pine Grove Cemetery, where the memorial service of the Order was held, concluding with a prayer by Rev. Mr. Bell. Flow- ersand a Union Jack were placed on each grave. At Utica, prayer was offered, following the decoration, by Rev. Mr. Hall. . The following were the sol- diers whose memory was honor- in this way." At Pine Grove-- Augustus Raines, killed Nov. 30, Aaron Hubbard, Raglan, died of trench fever, June 23, 1921. William Joseph Chantler, drown- ed in Lake Scugog, July 27,18 Gordon Brooks, died May,7, 1921 . Chas. Cook, died April 23, 1919 Rupert Whitfield Flowers were placed on the family plots in memory of Lieut, Arthur Doubt, and Sergt. Gor- don Hood, who are buried else- where. At Utica Cemetery-- Lafayette Johnston, gassed in France, and died April 27, 1921 Barn for Sale Frame barn 48 x 52; in good condition. : , Sonya. Apply to W. G.' 2 t the home of Mrs. T. 'supper was delightfully served, pleasing items. Kate. Ross; Capt. "Dixon, | and Stewart Ford, soloists. ily encored. ~ The Port Perry Band played an excellent select- ion of pieces. Miss Mary Unwin, of Toronto, gave a graceful exnibition of ancy dancing, which was an un- expected and well received ad- dition to the program. Mr. C. C. Parsons and the youn, Singers whom he brought with him fron Whitby have fine musical voices that blend well. ; . 4 Rheumatism Now is the time " i : © get nd of itl ature is pulling for you-- e warm is Bs here-- This is your chamce-- grasp it--take Templeton's Rhoeumatio Capaules Ge a it nA your system the 1d by reliable druggists 303 by Ask our agent or rs us for a free sample. Tem ton's, 142 King St. A Soe gi Sold by P. G. Morrison - L. O. L. Attend Divine Service : The brethren of King Edward Loyal Orange Lodge attended divine service at St. Johns Pres- byterian Church, and listened to an able discourse by the Rev. J. T. Hall. The parade was head- ed by the Port Perry Band, and was largely attended. Next Tuesday the Utica and Port Perry Lodges will join, and go to Uxbridge to celebrate the Twelfth. They will be accom- panied by the Port Perry Band. Prince Albert's Farewell to Mr. Ireland One of the |argest and most enthusiastic gatherings held in Prince Albert church met on Monday evening to bid farewell to Rev. J, and Mrs. Ireland, who after being here one year, have endeared themselves to the .cir- cuit as a whole; so much so that the basement of the church was filled by friends from Manches- ter, Prospect, and Prince Albert. A program was given, and Mr. and Mrs Ireland were each pre- sented with a sum of money, most of" which was voluntarily handed in tothe committee. Then lunch was served, after which the meeting dispersed with*'God 'be with you till we meet again." Mr. Morley Campbell proved, as usual, an ideal chairman. Speeches were made by Messrs. Johnston and Dobson, Manches- ter. Mr. Diamond, of Prospect, made a brief but practical ad- dress as to the helpful influence of our earnest pastor; Messrs the regret with which we parted when all realized that Gob's work was reviving and taking on add- ed power. Manchester orchestra supplied appropriate music, and a very sociable yet sad feeling prevailed. There is much disappointment that the Conference did not field to the strenuous and com- ined efforts made by the four appointments to let us retain one of the most faithful and talented servants of God we have had for as our pastor again at an early date on Rp So Thin Jp Sena | Anglican Garden Party | Our local entertainers included | Miss Cockburn, violinist; Miss| J; were all well received and heart-| Master Sixes © phic Model 22-44, 3 Passenger Roadster $2560 Model 32-45, 5 Passenger Touring ~ 2550 Model 22-46, 3 Passenger Coupe 3406 Model 22-47, 5 Passenger Sedan ~~ 8920 Model 22-48, 4 Passenger Coupe 4000 Model 22-49, 7 Passenger Touring 2895 "Model 22-50, 7 Passenger Sedan 4350 1 The above fitted with cord tires Light Sixes ' + Model 22-62, Roadster 1875 Model 22-63, 5 Passenger Touring 1895 Model 22-62, Coupe, 8 Passenger 2640 Model 22-73, Sedan, 5 Passenger 2685 " McLaughlin ely He 2995 8345 259% 3795 1616 1650 2390 12435 3445 ia h | BEARE BROS. 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"If one of our travellers fails to secure an important order, he gets me on Long before the interview is over, and I nearly always land it." The power of Long Distance to be a iated. "Use the 'Bell' to and see how economically it produces results. Many of your Long Distance calls can take AVL) advantage of the Station-to-Station rate. . Ask 3% er to n how, or ask for JQ "A Few Ways to Speed Up fof = as a business getter is" only beginning Saves 20 to 25 per cent. in gaso- line. Quickly installed and operated from driver's seat. Being 'under iver's control whi run- FOR SALE Good Barn, 80 x 40. Apply to Morley Campbell, Prince Albert, Ont. Bell Phone 156 r 2. 57 0i0'0 Hayrake refitted, and in ex- cellent condition. Good as new. Geo. Jackson, Port Perry, Ont. Bell Phone 31. | uu 000 A. W. Allin is offering his home for sale, corner of Per: and Shanley Sts. = 9 room brie "house, electric lights, hardwood floors, hard-and soft.water, fine lawn, possession in August. mm ------------------ Clover Honey for Sale Dandelion; Fruit Bloom, and Clover Honey for Sale. 18¢. and 20¢. per pound. Apply to Jno F. Gerrow, Scugog and Ash St.s Port Perry, or Bell Phone 156 r2 Furnished Cottage Wanted On Lake Scugoeg, month. of August. Apply. H. Courtice, 427 Kingston Road, Toronto, Phone Beach 766 z E------ " For Sale Cheap Trap Buggy, room for two or four, good rubber tires and u holstering, good asnew, A at Star O Tice. - pry for the Corinthian Clydesdale No. 13824, Enrolment No. 2719. * Fors Monday 'night--John Colvil Seagrave; Tuesday noon and night--James Hadden, Wick; = Wednesday noon--=Saintfied Wednesday night--Robt. Scott, Marsh Hill; : Thurs y noon and night-- Greenbank; y : Home until Monday noon. , Lord Keswick Percheron No. 5678 Enrolment No, 5269. Form 1 Monday night--Stan Ploughman Scugog. Tuesday noon -- Wm. Savage, Scugog, : Tuesday noon--Sim. Sanderson, Cartwright; i : A Home for rest of week. W. J. Henders & Son Proprietors, Port Perry, Ont. What's a Guarantee ? any tags and loop product. ship. ha It's mainly because of goes with them that Shoes." of , we know course, we they car, Our idea of a guarantee is thay the Ty manufacturer who givesone-which hasn't les--believes in his So much so that he stands ready to make good any loss suffered by the purchaser Cra through defective material or workman 1 ¢ guarantee that at we are selling and 1 recommending Ames Holden "Kutp- ive the cheape any