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"At gd ine prices CW. F. CROSIER EY) NCHESTER 'PROSPECT GARDEN PARTY The annual Garden Party of the Prospect Methodist Church will be held at the home of Mr. Geo. Smith, n July 8rd. Tea will be served fol- lowed by an excellent entertainment | given by the Kenney Concert Com- | pany and the Whitby Orchestra. * See bills for particulars. OO W.C.T. U CONVENTION | ' The 20th Convention of the W. C . T. U, of the Counties of Durham and Ontario was held in Simcoe Street Methodist Church, Oshawa, on Thurs- day' June 19th. v At the morning session the County President, Mrs. Stalter, occupied the chair. At this session reports of the County Superintendents were given, and committees were appointed. The reports were very encouraging. A great deal of work has been done by the Department of "Flower, Fruit, and Delicacy," in visiting the sick and shut in, and supplying delicacies, and necessaries where required. There was an excellent report from the Superintendent of Moral Educa- tion and Mothers' Meetings by Mrs: Witterick, of Oshawa, The Department of Law Enforce- ment and Citizenship had received a good deal of attention. Mrs. Beall, of Whitby, related some very interest- ing experiences in helping to make good Canadians of the foreigners who reside in the County Town. Mrs, 'Beall said that a really human inter- est in the lives of these strangers almost always awakens a desire for a higher standard of living and a better citizenship. The Department of Anti- Narcotics and Scientfic Temperance Instruction has been emphasized, and the educat- CHIROPRACTIC is a science that will show you proof to support your faith. It has helped many people back to sound health by adjusting the subluxations of their spine that interfered with nervous energy reaching every part of their bodies. ONTARIO ive part oi she work encouraged by the presen.auion or medals and other prizes tor the writing of essays. Travellers' Aid work and Willard Hall have both been supported. First, last and always .is Evan- gelistic work. Every meeting is opened and closed with devotional exercises. The White Ribbon Army know that 'more things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams of." At the opening of the afternoon session, a Memorial Service was con- ducted by Mrs, * Wagner, of Port Perry. /Ihis was followed by a paper on "Education and Prayer" by Mrs, F. G, Park, Oshawa, The President's address was ably given, recalling the good work done by the local unions throughout the Counties, and inspiring interest and hope for the future. Mrs. Reddick, of Toronto, was the speaker for the day, and gave excel- lent addresses both afternoon and evening. She deplored the possibility of a plebiscite on the O. T. A, and urged the women to work and 'pray for the continuation of the Act, and its 'better enforcement. The report of the Provinces where they have Government control, shows that con- ditions are worse there now than in the days of the open bar. Mrs, Red- dick urged that every effort be made to have the facts placed before the people, both by using the press, and holding public meetings. She also suggested that the W. CT. U. enlist the co-operation of other organiza- tions in the work of temperance re- form. Resolutions of appreciation were passed, expressing thanks to the editors of the local papers for their hearty assistance, and to the Curtis rublishing Company for the splendid prohibition 'articles which have ap- peared in the Ladies' Home Journal. Oshawa friends provided excellent entertaiment, and good musi¢ was rendered at both sessions. At the suppér a brief program of speeches was given by local ministers and a representative of the press. The election of officers resulted as follows: Hon. Presidents, Mrs, H. A. Crosby of Uxbridge, Mrs. E, E. Starr, of Whitby, Mrs. A, J. Stalter, Oshawa. President--Mrs, S. Farmer, of Port Perry; Vice President--Mrs, T. Gully of Uxbridge; Cor, Sec'y--Mrs. Crab- tree, Whitby; Treasurer--Mrs. J. Johnston; Ree. Sec'y--Mrs. George Jackson; Port Perry; Y and L.T.L. Secretary--Mrs. J. E. Jackson. nin (} ( ss PRESENTATION BY STUDENTS OF MR. GEO. STONE At Port Perry High School on Wed- nesday afternoon: last week, the students gathered in a body and pre- sented Mr. Stone with a handsome suit case and military brushes, and the following address: Dear Mr. Stone: We your pupils and. ex-pupils, wel- come this opportunity of showing our appreciation of you and your work. At the same time we wish to express our regret that you are departing School life. We know that all your former pupils who are not here today, would gladly be present if it were possible, and Join in our good wishes to you. _ We realize your splendid influence more than we can express in mere words. We, I am sure, feel that our. 'mathematical appointmens if it had not been or the cheerful encouragement you extended to us. We have enjoyed our class work with you, and we have often Hardware--F urnaces Plumbing. Telephone 61 sss Reg ular $3.50, for $2.75 Reulor $4. 25, for $3.50 Regular $4.75, for $3. 75 These are heavy, well varnished door} and will do credit to anybody's|| screens, wire netting, etc. ---- ; Remember we deliver Coal Gil any|l place in town. Just call 61. We do the rest. Ontario Port Perey ASK FOR Goode Ice Cream Made from sweet cream deliciously flavored. The best Ice Cream Offered this season. Allan Goode, Manuf'r, Port Perry. oe § CR A i, -- ad, Leading Confectioners sell it. © YES, it pays you to deal at ¢ the PORT PERRY DOMINION STORE FOR THESE REASONS: The goods are absolutely Bret quality, and very good The prices dre very reasonable. The goods are exc ed" if for any reason .thel customer is dissatisfied We are very interested in our customer.. We wish to sée him again, and to be recommended to his friends and neighbors. 5th. 'We shall be glad : sell goods to you any time you find it convenient to call. The other good reasons why you should deal with the| Port Perry Dominion Store, you will find out after i ) deal with them once, and then ou will Fealize that this store is a able one to deal wi Men's § 1 Working and Dress: and Overalls; Men's { Working and "Dressing Shirts HW have un beng al 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. " Ee place. Also see us about windew|| | Carnegie Hardware Company A Screen Door st] E ai These St Te ad pa iy a -- 8 _ 3 wp To collar, ma 'all wool yarns. os w them in' 0 lors, ame an Il light Castor ana Henna. : Price each $5.00. $ e- | ; Popular Sleeveless Sweaters. Colors 1 Pearl rl and Jade, Camel and Blue. 'Boys' School Hose. at t 29c. Pair. Six doz. only boys 7 Ribbed Cotton Hose, in black only, sizes 74 to 9, reg.. | 50c--to clear at 29¢ pair. . Ladies' Wide tibbed Mercerised Lisle Hose, decidedly new and serviceable. Price 90e pair. | Smartly Designed Sandals for Misses, Girls and Women than these one stra patent 8 sizes, 5 to 74, $1 250 por. 1sses, 1 to 2, . 90 pair; Women' 8 3 108, "PORT PERRY | 'What could be more suitable for the-comin leather Sandals, The have a good sole and low g seasdh Child' Girl's, Stich, 5 6 pair | BROCK BROS. & co. See our showing of SUMMER Trouserings in Striped and White Flannel and Duck. Let us supply your wants with 'good toca wn strawberries, We have our own berries aly om and mill have a few boxes for Saturday, June 28th. HELP WANTED Wanted a few good berry pickers. Highest wages paid. . Apply at once to-- D. Corbman, Port Perry ' WE CARRY An excellent line of Shirts, Ties, Caps We shall be glad to show : them to you. "W. H, DOUBT MERCHANT TAILOR PORT PERRY, 0 ONTARIO CHEVROLET ~Compare Its Cost With Its Comfort .and Convenience Soutien pronounced is the comfort, con- "and beauty of the Superior Chevrs es it is difficult to reconcile. lity with Chevrolet low price and is et the low cost of ( Bevrolet - is an hn cvablished fact. ppointments is Chevro- a bp 'avowed tie dow Chi the ' So handsome in upholstering--so shed---its Fisher-built Ee ts SOLVAY HARD COKE THE FAULTLESS FUEL| Nut size, ton... $13. 50 Pea size, ton... $12.00 PEA COAL $12.50 out of traffic, is still another point 'For family use, Vo Chevrolet F Sedan Hak aimple accammodation for five