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Mr. Harry Brooks, of Toronto, was Town on Monday. Mr. W. Pollock, of Cannington, was in town this week. ~~ W. G. McKay will demonstrate Nonpareil Furniture Finish at A. L. McDermott's Furniture store on Sat- urday evening next. me--( (rrs-- BORN To Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Britton, of 236 Melita Ave, Toronto, on June 18, 1924, a daughter, : memes () (pene On Friday evening of last week little Norma Beverley was given a birthday party at the home of her | Sergeant-Major has lost his smile; 'A graduate stands for of the world. May we assist you to choose a gift for ts graduate you Boral est of ? Be particular about your eyes. :Eyes should be tested at intervals. Repair work done promptly and accurately L R.BENTLEY JEWELLER & OPTOMETRIST PORT PERRY, ONT. I TY a oa A SAA AA | tS BOWLING NEWS Monday, June 23, 1924--No! the a moment' at the top |. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Peters. There were a number of - local and out of town guests and all enjoyed a pleasant evening. QO MASONIC OFFICERS INSTALLED On Tuesday evening R. W. Bro. Geo, W. P, Zvery, of Whitby, assisted by brethren from Oshawa, Brooklin, Whitby and Pickering, installed the following officers of Fidelity Lodge, A. F. and A. M,, Port Perry. W.M.--A. J-Pance; S.W.--Fred A. Johns; JW.--E. B. Walker; S.D.-- W. G. Evans; J.D.--J. A. Hayden; 8.8. --H. T. Williams; J.S.--I. R.Bent- ley; 1.G--C. A. Rundle; Chap.--E. Y. Spurr; Treas.--W. A. Beatty; Sec.-- J. W. Crozier; D. of C.--W., 8. Short. At the conclusion of the ceremony a very enjoyable social hour was spent in the dining room. nme) (Ypres. HOGS FOR SALE 18 young purebred Yorkshire pigs for sale. Apply to Joel Miller, lot 6, con. 6, Reach, R.R.1 Port Perry. Pt (ria MUSICAL DAY Bands from Peterboro, Oshawa, Cobourg and Orillia will eompete for the magnificient trophy at Lindsay on Thursday, July 8rd. There will be ten heats of horse races taking part. A magnificient display of fire works and other attractions including a big midway, ----00 0 HOUSE WANTED The undersigned, wishes to rent a house in Port Perry; one within rea- sonable distance of the school .pre- ferred. Apply to E. J. Spinks, B.A., 276 Gladstone Ave., Toronto, Ont. a---- Do---- A WONDERFUL MOTOR TRIP Mr, Alexander Richard, son of the Jate Rev. J. Richard and Mrs. Rich- ard, is making a wonderful motor trip. He was in Port Perry on Mon- day and had travelled 8900 miles in sixteen days, starting from Portland, Oregon. On the way he had to cross the Wyoming desert, and had a num- ber of interesting experiences. He called on Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Harris while in town. His mother, Mrs. Richard, of Toronto, accompanied him as far as Kingston, where they will visit his sister. Mr. Richard has quite a journey in front of him, yet, as he has to be in Wilmington, Ill. within a couple of weeks. The Lin-1 coln Highway is a great road; but a the Canadian roads compare very favorably with those of the United States. emma) (Primes. NOTICE RE CUTTING WEEDS. The property holders of Port Perry are hereby notified that By-law 828, passed July 8, 1923, provides for the cutting of weeds and grass, and en- | HES 1 rand f. the cost -of trimming trees, g weeds sand grass on the of the Municipality shall be J Oshawa Tournament at the Green eyes left, What way do the "Financiers" like their eggs now? E. B. is a Demon" for fun but, Try again Sergeant, we will let you win next time, Archie says he had no support. Shortie has a determined look, but really you know it means nothing when it comes to Bowling? No flowers, please. C. V.2l. E.B 117 Four teams from Oshawa will Play here on Friday evening. By the way--Our boys have no, long ends to play, when it comes to bowling. I wonder if anyone heard Port Perry's four rinks lost to the Motor City on Friday evening last. You can hear them talking of the these days. ------ (es ROAD PROGRESSING The building of the cement road is going along famously. The laying of cement has been in actual opera- tion now since Monday morning. The cement mixer is an ingenious contrivance, and is a great labor saver. .The gravel is hauled to the machine in dump carts, is dumped on to a huge shovel, four bags of cement are dumped in with the gravel or stone and the whole thing is. then tipped up and poured into the hopper. Long iron piping conveys the water to the mixer and in a few minutes the mixing is done, the travelling bucket is filled and the contents are emptied on the road, upon the surface of which reinforced wiring is placed in great sheets about 5 x 10 feet. --D---- DECORATION SERVICES The annual decoration services at Pine Grove Cemetery will be held on Saturday, July 6th, at 2.30 pm. The speakers for this occasion will be Rev. A. E. Thornley, Rev. Wm. Higgs and Rev. Mr. Swain. Community singing. J. J. JEFFREY, President. s-- I ena ~ ACKNOWLEDGED WITH THANKS The following additional subscrip- tions has been received for the Bay Scouts: Mrs. Forman, Mrs. J. W. Burnham, Mr. T. W. McLean, Mr. E. Y. Spurr, Mr. A. E. Rogerson, Mrs. McClintock, Miss Appleyard, Mr, H. C. Nasmith, Fidelity Lodge, A.F. and | | Get the Fa acts. About the most' Sommon of all human neglect is a of the eyes. = If your eyes tire, reiing blurs; or you suffer wi AboutYourEyes | : headaches, you should have | ut ITS true that the price of this Oldsmobile Six ge * attractive! But that's not the big reason why 500 people are buying this car every day. : °° These 500 intelligent buyers are turning to the Olds- * mobile Six. because of its remarkable record! They've watched one of these cars "travel from New York to Los Angeles in high gear--with low, second and reverse gears removed! : or They're familiar with the mountains and mud and desert sands that lie along that 3,674-mile path--and théy marvel that any car could, 'master gil of them in 'high gear! They've read the official oheivers report: -of the economy this car displayed on that gruelling tour-- 33.3 miles to the Imperial gallon of gasoline. : They know that this' car,' immediately upon its arrival in Los Angeles, was driven 68 miles an hour on the Los Angeles Speedway before official observers. They're convinced that this Oldsmobile Six is an economical car-- a speedy car--a powerful car--and that it has amazing endurance and stamina. : . These intelligent buyers question only one thing--this car's re- markable price. "How can such an automobile be sold at this . price?"'--they ask! 'Then they remember that 'Oldsmobile enjoys not Barely the phe chasing power and manufacturing facilities of a single company-= but all of the advantages and resources of the great General - Motors Corporation, with all that this means in the way of savings ° in raw materials, experimental work, manufacturing and marketing. \ M 4 And so they buy=500 of them. bem. every. day! And doesn't. their judgment carry some weight with you "If you are still uiiconvinced--name any test you can chit obpwith- in reason, and we'll have this car make it! And the sal will take care of itself. ~--the best known. fow of the. Here. res afowoithe confidence in this remark- able car-- Engine_is six-cylinder vo represents the finest talent of mobile and General Motors engineers. It develops 42 H.P.--has full Se. tion. to all bearing gs--~oversise -----water circulating space around each cylinder --dome-shaped combustion Samberg interchange. able Chadwick bronze-backed bearings. 'Coachworh--a11 Oldsmobile closed\bodies are built by Fisher-- rr Sort ir Ties pan. tee of quality, refinement and comfort. The bodies. of the open models are assembled from parts manufactured hy Fisher, ° .- _ Mechani cal-bidsmobild! six 'uses Delco starting, lighting and igni- - tion System, found on the finest cans 'generall 3 a Borg & Beck c utch"™ : It has a Hartjson radiator, Klaxon horn, Prest storage battery, Zenith sarburetor, Alemite ghasgis lubrica Hi h- ride, non- > ares ip- ment. GE ; every necessary feature that would con- tribute to satisfactory motoring --the closed models embody a wealth of $3