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For cre throat and husky voice use "or Medicated : Saturday Special --Ford's Ca Candies 490 2 : Morrison's Drug Store Ee Nyal's Huskeys, hroat Discs LI Contracts oh and) protec At Christmas. Cone Youll be sorry if you forget to her dor. your cards 5 Jto sot s bit tonsoon 10 Sink sho Je have alr y Salen several orders, $2. an STs and ate _ Javes mes ! ks GE ne 'paper on the es of of teaching hy beginning with ting pn with printed words ight to Set postman first by deliver- u \ V.-pupit = . Holmes, of Osh a, gave an account of her trip to] ines ¢ of Northern | Ontario, and the' manufacture of : =f wel Farmer, Port Perry, 'gave a paper--'The Scholar, the and the Trustee." rief 'person in this trinity is the scholar, and for the of the scholar, both teacher and trustee are expected to armony. Congratulations were extended to the teachers 3 d opportunities Shen to them for obtaining the fin- garding their profession, reading the best books, hi the finest vision of life. These 0! ligation of passing on the best Six qualifications were me toned as desirable ina teacher -. the frustees standpoint. : 3 ate interest. 3 A sense of humor 3 4 Brofessional standing i 3 Ability to teach Wide reading and knowledge of subjects of general interest Character and community interest were emphasized as bein of i greatest value, as much teaching is unconseious--a matter o pesconality and atmosphere. These same Jualities are just as de- sirable in the trustees, if the best i is to be done for the scholar, in the matter of education. were considered desirable as the they promote he teacher quite as much as the trustee. commended where conditions warranted lal 2th . it was fainted out that in rural districts the shamed ots Sheialists might be very expensive. The all round ach is quite as desirable as ever--a person of broad outlook and w ou Get | . 'meetings between teachers, trustees and rate = | payers were urged so that the best ideals can be passed on success- fully, Tnspector R. A. Hutchison taught a most interesting geog- fi raphy lesson [reine the use. of the mapand relating the facts to : : the itself. "Fhe cle of officers resi , Mr. ALE. Garbutt, |v ieetion of of of Oshawa Public ois, as - President of the Institute, : of holding the usual institute meeting, the r to vigit the Public Schools there. nities to look after this rip w wil be Messrs T. W. McLean, gi J. A. Semate, Whitby; W. Henderson, Pickering: A. iy Whitby, together with ede Garbutt. 0, Ds ~E. went to considerable trouble to entertain the Five o'clock tea was served by the ladies in the cthodin: Church on Thursday, and in the evening a pleasing program was presented to an appreciative audience. * Selections were given by Miss Bull, Mrs. "J. E. Jackson, Miss LK. Ross, Mrs Bentley, and Miss Marion 'Gooode, all of which were heartily applauded. An attractive feature of the program"was the 8 {folk dancing by pupils of the High School under the direction of Miss rani "Both pupils and their directress are to be -con- d upon their success. "Tne Belles of Falderol'"' went ere is asprightline:s and color about this operetta that anot faibto please, and the company was in for Mr. T McLean who looked after the billeting of 'the teach- ers and a, other arrangements, is to be congratulated upon his work. Boy Scout Notes | Mrs. Wales Home is Burned The Ist Port F Perry Troop, Sa. Boy Scouts, dre reque Early on Abursday morning. of last week, fi gre broke out in the to-meet at 7 p. m. Friday, 20th home of Mrs. C. Wales, and to- , at ve lub Rooms of , in ice yod ihe kindly been | day the house is burned to the d, temporarily, at the troop's|ground, and practically all the sal by the executive. All contents were destroyed. On the previous day the chimney had n on fire, and although "the chimney fire was put out, it is thought that in some crack a live coal Felnainedy which in the mid- dle of the night burst into flame an he building was destroyed. ) he neighbors put forth every Boy | effort to save the property, b y without success. Ewes but little i Sadia bel "| *Audit of. 1921 accounts this to offer you a specialized collection service, ! or X ASB S2FiC vot Trad; "Pare STANDARD BAN K. CANADA TOTAL ASSETS OVER EIGHTY-THREE MILLIONS Port Perry Branch, s H. G. Hutcheson, Manager ~ WARNING! Mrs. A. Stevens wishes to warn the person or persons who wil- fully destroyed the tombstone on family plot in the Scugog Head Burying Ground, that legal pro- ings will be taken against any person caught destroying this property. The Chicken Pie Supper held under the auspices of the Ladies Aid on Friday evening was an unprecedented success in -every way, Attingly rewarding the ef- forts of those in chargé. The Ladies of the Church ably upheld their reputation as hostesses, and though they were tested to the utmost everyone was served with an ample repast. The Brooklin Dramatic Club presented their pular play, "The Dust of the arth'"' which held the interest of the crowd from beginning to end. Brooklin talent also fur- nished solos, recitations, ete. be- tween the po On the whole the evening 'was an unqualified success. Rev. Mr. Latimer an- nounced the proceeds as having amounted to about $138. ES --" Entertainments veo GREENBANK: A Chicken Pie Supper and Entertainment will be held at the Union Chureh;- Greenbank; on Thanksgiving night, Nov. 6th. SONYA Bazaar and concert in St. An- drew's Church, Sonya, Friday, Nov. 3rd. Bazaar opens at 4 p. m. and concert at 8.30. ~ ' PORT PERRY Bazaar at the Church of the Ascension, Port Perry, Tuesday, October 81st, in the Parish Hall. A good place to buy gilts for Christmas. Sale of home-made cooking. Open at 3 p.m. sharp. MISS ESTELLE K. BULL Teacher of PIANO AND VOICE Pupils prepared for examination Phone No. 217. Prov. W.C.T.U. The 45th annual convention of the Ontario W.C.T.U. was held in Oshawa last week, 'There were many interesting features, in- cluding speeches by Dr. Margaret: Patterson and Mrs. McKee, and a banquet. A number of members of the Port Perry Union attended and much enjoyed the convention. NOTES The next Provincial Conven- Hon will be held at Brantford. igareited were dubbed--*'Lit~ te White Slavers."' icensed boarding houses hay- Ing reception reoms, where boys and girls might meet, were ad- vocated by Dr. Patterson. Venereal diseases are responsi- ble for more deaths than tuber- colosis.--Dr Margaret Patterson Low type movies and dance halls need a healthy substitute. The banquet provided by On- tario County members was very largely attended, over four hun- dred guests being present. One of the best addresses given during the convention was that delivered by Mrs. McKoe, North ay. Mrs. McKee is a lady over eighty years of age. She was a clear, witty speaker, who show- ed a wonderful knowledge of W.C.T.U. work. Stray Hound Strayed to the premises of H. Wanamaker, lot 23, con. 12, Reach. black and tan hound. Ow- ner can have same by proving property and paying nd paying expenses. Electric Light and Water Accounts It is again urged that all ac- counts in conhection with the old lighting system be paid at once. Arrears previous to June 1st, 1922, not paid by the first of November will have tole dealt with according to the provisions of Public Utilities act, which states that such arrears may be collected in the same manner as municipal taxes. Light and Water Dept. per P. Figary, Chairman. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Through an error, the ginotibt of the rate belonging to each class of expenses was not shown on the tax bills, and it is published herewith to inform those who wish to know it. Estimated expenditure for 1922 for which taxes are levied: -- Co. rate (including bal. from MILL 1921, $2,678) $6,446 9.2 Interest on floating debt, current loans and general debentures. Street Lighting Fire Protection, hydrants, pul ment ool, (less estimated pu he School: Salaries, and grants). Roads and sidewalks construction and maintenance: - Office and general expenditure (as below) $1,864 Salaries and wages of employees Sundry accounts fom joa, wal i 102; 548 Grants--Public and Vater ig ib 3 ane expan. Fri ept., market, office ing, maintenance of ---- Th i $3,912 Lass cotimated revenue in add. to taxes 2,000 Sets $1912 -- -- otal... iin sang mia $24,568 85. 0