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sneez ; and wioffing! 'ever, summer colds, asthma | th vely stopped by RAZ-MAH heuatic Capsules are sure -for Rheumatism, PG + Morrison. ie Married | FERNELEY-HARRAN At home of the bride's parents in, rea, by Rev. R. G. Car- ruthers B.A., on June 30th, 1921, Ethel Jannetta youngest daugh- ter of Wm. Katleen Harran, to John Claude Ferneley. Card of Thanks Mr. and Mrs. Jas Ward wish to thank their many friends in Port Perry, who by Kindly word |} and deed and loving contribu- tions of flowers have shown their sympathy to us in our hour of" bereavement and sadness, occasioned by the death of our mother! Mrs. Pearse. EE ET The Rev. N. H. Noble, rector of Norwood will preach at the Church of the Ascension on Sun- ~ day morning next,--July 17th. ERE EE RRR LE Personal Mrs. Saunders, Chicago, and Mrs. Tarrant, Michigan, is with Mr. and Mrs. Town. Mr, L. Foster, Trenton Post Master; and Mr. J. Cox, Secfe- tary of the Chamber of Com: merce, Trenton, were visiting at the Parsonage last week. Mrs. S. Farmer and son, John, are spending a couple of weeks . near Grimsby. A pleasant event took place at the Parsonage on Saturday, July 9th, when Mr. Lorne Griffin, of Enniskillen, and Miss Ethel Stinson, of Cartwright, were united in marriage by Rev. W. D. Harrison. Mr and Mrs John Nasmith and family are spending a couple of weeks in Muskoka. Dr. Murray's office will be closed until the first week in September, We are sorry to report that Mr. Roy Henders is quite ill. Dr. Scott of Bridgeport N.Y., and Mr. John Davis, Toronto, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. J' Davis. Struck by Lightning Mrs. Geo. Schell is suffering from the effects of a shock re- ceived from lightning, which struck her house during the recent storm. Mrs, Schell was trying to diyert the water from the eaves-trough to the ground, when the lightning struck her, knocking her unconscious and partially paralysing her limbs. She is recovering somewhat. \ Died At Port Perry, on Thursday, July 7, 1921, John Hews McKee, aged 59 years. Prospect' In spite of the unfavorable weather last Friday evening there was a large crowd attend- ed the Garden Party and all had an enjoyable time. . Miss H. Smith has left for her home in Galt, Miss Mary Wales spent the week end at home. The young people of Prospect are invited to the picnic held by the young people of Manchester - on Thursday of this week. Miss Mildred Somerville holidaying at her home. Mrs. Milton Holiday and fam- ily are visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thompson spent a day Toran last week. For Sale is 'one week old. F Souris. 'ete. Sold locally byl. New mileh cow, wid] heifer] Seventy! Ta rate, Miss Mal 1 Hallett i is spe her vacation'at her home in er . eri : Miss Margaret Girven i is visit- ing, es re slater | in Oshawa, pleased to see Miss Lillie Balfour and Miss Marjory Haig are home for the Whinge Master John Miller of Upper Canada College, Toronto is spending 'the summer holidays with his parents: Mrs. Jones and son Allan of Toronto visited 'Mr. D. Parrott over the 1st of July. The Women's Missionary So- ciety met at Mrs. Robert Duff's when the Tegular monthly meet- ing was held. Lunch was serv- ed at the close of the meeting and a social hour enjoyed by all who attended. Quite a number from here at- tended Glen Major picnic Miss Annie Balfour is spending a couple of weeks in the city with relatives and friends. Utica Mr. and Mrs George Phillips and family with Mrs Geo. Cann and family of Toronto visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Bentley. Mr. and Mrs Clarence Gall and family of Uxbridge spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Ceeil Harper. Mr and Mrs. Harper, Miss Hazel, with Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs Harper's on Sunday. Mr. R. Welsh of Toronto and Miss Ruby Godfrey of St. Cath- arines spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Welsh, Quite a number from here at- tended the Garden Party at Prospect and all report a good time. Mr. and Mrs, Earl Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hall and Mrs Ward, of Toronto, with Mr. Van- stone of Whitby called on Mr E. Kendall, one day last week. Yr. William Knowles of Ham- iiton, formerly of Uxbridge, was in the neighborhood recently. Wanted Bring us your WOOL and get the high price for it. All Kinds of Live POULTRY Junk Hides and Sheep Skins Wanted. Bell Phone 213 loe Cream Social at Scugog Centre The Union Ladies' Aid will hold an Ice Cream Social and Entertainment at the Centre on Wednesday, July 20th. 'Football match at 5 p.m., Scugog vs Pine Grove. See bills' J Stray Heifer From lot 13, con 11, Reach, dark roan yearling shorthorn heifer, strayed about May 20th. Reward. Geo. Lee, Greenbank, Bell Phone 51 r 2. Ind. 1800 ummer time at : and: the boys' 'and girls home Tost i oe tia and, Sony Sony. played, home on Thursday afternoon, Ww of Oshawa, visited at Richard|© TURNER BROS. | le: a basshasy at bk the ho ini team played| Sonya win nni ng. and much enjoyed. = Misses Mary Watson and Pearl Ewen are Sending the summer vacation at home. London, are guests at Mr. John atson's. The Ladies' Aid are holding a garden party on July 20th. Baseball and basketball games| will be played, supper served, and a good program given. Congratulations to Mr. Mrs. Geo Williamson--a son. F S Lost Saturday Evening, a hound, white with tan head and black spot on back, Answers to name of Major. Any information re- garding same please communi- cate with Wm. Pollock, Port Perry, Ont. SS Wanted Young man or woman tailor repairing shop. ST Star COAL One Car each of Nut and Stove now unloading. Price $15.50 a ton at the car $16.50 Delivered This is the last Coal that I - price. Future prices are very un- certain, so make sure of your next winter's supply now. : P. FIGARY Port Perry Bell Phone 214 We make CLOTHES that fit. See our range of suitings and be convinced we make and sell the best. The tea and Darian good Xx Mrs. S. May and. daughter. of | and | expect to get at the present} Its balanced copstruction and valve-i Tne ppearance, and somiort it affords has shown to be desirable in a modern motor car. -head motor transportation needs at all times, at 'least 'expense general upke most in value Bearings | 183 At its price hevrolet "Four-Ninety" Touring: Car represents the ut- 'Equipped with -four non-skid tires all around and Timken : Roller - BEARE BROS. PORT PERRY and yxsminoe a ak 5) ' ey Rheumatism Now is the time : to get rid of itl Nature is pulling for you-- The warm weather's here-- This is your chance-- grasp dt--take Templeton"s | Rheumatio Capsules Get it out of your system the easiest way! Sold by reliable druggists f: donar v Ask hh agent or ite us for a free sample. Temple- ton's, 142 King So Toronto. gs Sold by P. G. Morrison W. H. DOUBT For sale in Port Perry by : ' P. G. MORRISON LEONARD EAR OIL RELIEVES. D. DEAFNESS and in Nostrils, Proof of sue. cess will be gi druggist. ven by the ARTHON SARE CO, DE IN L SANADA Sales Agents, T ASTUUS SALES Ch, Sats deur, Torny A s2lse She 'Bell' The e Quickest Way to Reach the Buy r Ct "He 32 FOR SALE Good Barn; 80 x 40. ply to Morley Campbell, Pome bert, Ont, Bell Phone 155 r 2. 510.000 Hayrake refitted, and in ex- cellent condition. Good as new. Geo. Jackson, Port Perry, Ont. Bell Phone 31. Li 070M0 A... W. Allin is offerin: 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. Clover Honey for Sale. Dandelion, Fruit Bloom, and Clover Honey for Sale" 18¢. and 20c. per pound." Apply to' Jno F. Gerrow, Scugog and Ash St.s Port Perry, or Bell Phone 156 r 2 mm ees his Furnished Cottage Wanted On Lake Scugog, for the month of August. Apply H. Courtice, 427 Kingston Road; Toronto, Phone Beach 766 ame For Sale Cheap Trap Buggy, room for two or four, good rubber tires and up- Ie. good asnew. Apply lat Star Office. 'Corinthian = Clydesdale No. 138 Enrolment No. 2719. Form 1 Seagrave; Tuesday neon and night--James Hadden, Wick; Wednesday noon--Saintfied Wednesday pight~=Robt. Scott, Marsh Hill;- Thursday noon and night-- Greenbank; Home until Monday noon, Lord Keswick y Percheron No. 5678 Enrolment No. 5269. Form 1 Scugog. Tuesday noon -- Wm.' "Savage, Scugog, Tuesday noon--Sim. Sanderson, Cartwright; Home for rest of week. W. J. Henders & Son Propriefors, Port Perry; Ont, Bad News for Bugs ~ Paris Green { We have a fresh supply of # - Arsenate of Lead ; Sprayers, (all kinds) 3 We have a full stock of Harvest Tools, Monday night--John Colville? s, Monday night--Stan Ploughman ;