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are' SOrfy to report that Mr. John Reader, Scugog, was taken sud- denly ill on Moriday, but he is re- "covering nicely. Mrs. J. P. McMillan of Chicago and her little daughter Ann Catharine, ' 'ave visiting her sister, - Mrs. GC. H. Kellett, ~ * Aleck M, Souch and wife of De- visited in town last week at home of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. ellett. Mrs. 'F. S. Duffy, of To- - ronto, acompanied them o- Dave Dowson took first on his pony at the Brooklin Fair on Monday. Congratulations. Mr. Lewis McLean will be .in charge of a Presbyterian Mission at Daylesford, North Saskatchewan for the next four months. We trust that "Lewis may be successful in his new work. Mrs. I. M. Ilsen, of New York City, paid & flying visit to friends and relatives in Port Perry and Canning- ton, last wegk. Miss Elsie and Irene Jillard, of Toronto, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs, Fréd Moore. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Huff and children, of Toronto, spent the holi- days with Mrs. Huff's ®ister, Mrs, J. D. McMaster, Dr, and Mrs, McEwen and daughter Winona, of Pickering, spent Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. McMaster. Mr. Cecil Heayn was in Campbell- ford over the week end with his brother. » R. A, B.A, 1 tor Hutchi of Public Schools for South Ontario, made an official visit to Port Perry schools on Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. W, H. McCaw have " returned -home after spending "the winter in Florida. renin Prins . 1. 0. D. E. The regular meeting of Scugog . Chapter, LLO.D.E,, will be held at the rooms of the Order at 8 p.m. on Friday, June Hth. All members are urged to be present. OLD ENGLAND LODGES WILL ATTEND DIVINE SERVICE Old England Lodge, Sons of Eng- land will attend divine service at the Church of the Ascension, on Sunday evening at 7 p.m. The Lodge will asemble at the Lodgeroom at 6.30 and will parade to the Church led by the Port Perry Band. rnin n, CHURCH . OF THE ASCENSION Sunday, May 31st, 1925. Celebration of the Holy Communion at 8 am, At the Evening service at ~ 7 pm. the Sons of England will at- tend church to hold their annual ser- vice, Wednesday--Junior W.A, will meet in the Parish Hall, . Thursday--Evensong at 7.30 pm. This coming Friday, in the Town ___Hall, at 8 pm., the Uxbrige A.Y.P.A. a will present "The New Private Secretary" in three acts under the auspices of the Port Perry A.Y.P.A. I a ARN ELECTRIC RANGE FOR SALE MecClary: We have many beaut. "ful gifts at very moder- ate prices, = See our Wedding | | Rings. They wear well. Rings are a jo to the receiver.~ Special p till June 16th, 19; : For Watch, Clock or 'Jewelry repairs see us. Our Optical Dept. at your service, ce LR. er . - Jeyeller and Cotati rape, ] "Notige to Power Users | Hydro power will be cut off fort{} 1 Week days--from 4a.m, to7a.m. CARD OF THANKS Mr. Arthur Kight and family wish to thank the many friends' and neighbors, also members of L. O. L, No. 228 for their many acts of kind- ness to them and for floral tributes, in their. recent sad bereavement. UNITED CHURCH Sunday, May 31st Public Worship at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Rev. D. J. F. McLaughlin, Dean of Victoria College will preach at both services. Sunday School at 3 p.m. We are fortunate in securing Dr. McLaughlin for our Edueational An- niversary. Subscriptions for our Educational Fund will be received. Prayer Meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday. ------( Ot "PORT PERRY SCHOOL With the Union Jack unfurled to the breeze on Educational Hill, the seeds of loyalty to the British Em- pire, weré sown, in the fertile hearts of the pupils of the Public School, on Friday, May 22nd, 1926. The earlier portion of the day was spent in class instruction--of the various parts comprising the Empire, its government and reasons for its greatness. Patriotism wad stressed and the flag eulogized. In the afternoon, the classes were massed and a programme presented: The pupils gave a very interesting and instructive performance of pat- riotic songs, a, toast to. the Empire, an ode to the Union Jack, answers to questions relating to thé Empire, a flag dance by the First Class, and other dances by' the other forms. Rev. Mr. Jarrett addressed the pupils, staff and visitors, on the pop- ulation and area of the British Em- pire, whait-it stood for, the measuring of the flag and what it symbolized. A very appropriate story of the part each one should play in empire build- ing, concluded a spirited and pleasing effort, to which all listened with rapt attention and thé hearty appreciation of ewhich was: expressed ,by: a most] vigorous and continuous clapping of hands by the scholars. Mrs, -J. Nasmith, Regent of the Daughters of the Empire, spoke briefly to the pupils and the function was concluded with "God Save the Kings a Auction Sale D. Corbman and others are selling by Auction on May 30 a svi, of household goods. on Truck for €. Geo. Jackson & Son, Austioneers several weeks as follows: ~~ derlrms Our Diamond jf rn mi «1 'embody e + desjen I C of "high- hy cars. Silent timing chain. L-head Red Seal Conia enging . Small bore long stroke motor, - Lightweight pistons. Single plate dry disc clutch. (adjustable.) Tabular backbone Long semi-ellip 8prings (Rear Spring Underslungy STANDARD GARAGE, Port Perry . : 'Ontario _|be'bought by the bottle. or will MERCHANT TAILOR - PORT. PERRY, ONTARIO AGENT FOR | Larvex Moth Proof pt Liquid for the protection of cloth. ' Can call personally and apply Larvex i 'Bell the "Jo BELOON Ton ES Graduate of Royal College. of Dental Surgeons and University of Toronto. Office Hours--9 a.m. to 5 pm. Evep- x 8 Lar " To-morrow's Car To-day" to. clothing, carpets, upholstery: Suits ~{for 60¢ worth of material destroyed by|: moths every year. ' insured against moths Phones-Office 68r2, Residence 6818 'Office over Morrison's Drug Store. "Thousands "of ~dollars' DR. Office upstairs in Leonard Block | Hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Phone 93 _ PORT PERRY, ONTARIO v J. A. MURRAY, 'DENTIST a A IT PAYS TO ATTEND THE BEST! Yonge and Alexander Sts, Toronto. Every graduate of the last 15 'months has secured employment, Open all year. : Catalogue free. ~~ W. J, ELLIOTT, Principal. Enter now, NOTICE br SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING The Farmers' Union Milling Co'y Ltd To all shareholders :-- Take notice that: asspecial general meeting of the shareholders of the above Company will be held at the Head Office, Port Perry, Ontario, on the 6th day of June, 1925, at.the hour of 2.30 o'clock p.m. to consider the business arising from the fagt that fhe present Debentures of the Com- pany are falling due on June 1, 1925, and to consider the question of rais- ing more capital with which to buy sufficient stock to do an adequate business, and to transact all neces- facts, and to give directions, if thought best, to issue further De- bentures or to sell or to liquidate the assets and business of the Company in order to meet the payment due under 'the said Debentures and other liabilities, or to give instructions for raising money by way of Debentures or otherwise, ; : R. M, HOLTBY, ? President, PORT PERRY RETURNS TO BASEBALL" AFTER TWO YEARS' ABSENCE. Port Perry is now a member of the sary business arising from the said] woud Sunderland and: Port Perry.) The season was opened with a double header in Eindsay on the holiday, Lindsay won the opener from Port Perry 19-7 while Sunderland took the night cap from Oakwood 18-56. Both contests were not good exhibitions of baseball, but the first game' provided plenty 'of hitting while the second excelled in errors. Tom Purvis was the only pitcher who has yet stride and' Oakwood were helpless in his hands. . Baldy Doubt started on, the mound for Port Perry and turned in his first performance in organized ball. His control was good and although he was hit hard in spots he gives pro- mise of being one of the outstanding hit his' wood on June 8rd at Port Perry. The team has been practising diligently for twd weeks under adverse con- ditions as to grounds and equipment. The Council have promised to help, repair the diamond sat ground so 'that' the team will soon move to better quarters. The fans will be glad to know that Jack Raines school June 19th and expect to re- main home for the summer and Hey with the team, entertainments put on to raise funds for the team. They are relying on the support of the fans and trust that a large crowd will be out on June 3rd to see the opening ganie. Eby pitchers in the Leggue with a little more experience , on his shoulders. Ted Jackson and: 'Charlie Turner, al- though. each htd a mistake or two to their credit turned in good games in the field. Gerrow after 'misjudg- ing a couplé of flies in the outfield got going and pulled down a. lot rounding out his work with good throws to the plate to catch a runner from third, Port Perry shone at bat. | Doubt had 3 singles and a double, McMillan a triple and single, Nesbitt a double and single, Jackson three singles and a walk, =. Big Four League, (Lindsay, Osk-1" Durham United Farmers to Meet The Durhdm United Farmers Political Association: will 'hold a genétal meetin ng in Orono Hall on rider May: b at. 1.30. p.m. 'Tor the pur of re-orgahizin All interested kindly" a ALAN CAMPBELL. President The next. game will' be with Oak x HAROLD G. MACKLIN. Sec'y-Treas the fair{ and Sam Cawkér will return from No funds have been solicited ok £ "When ~ ten hour working da; wearying task of my Toronto Windmills will give you rest or Toeteption besides wherever you Li hen is overcome in the a: * Running Water! of pumping water. on wait il ouly "once 4 oe cu Cg rt btn Ee Tow will stand fora vies, 8 and ~ MILTON STONE SEAGRAVE, ONT. 0 SR me rr---- and Where You Want It Ogee of evege sig at one hour a. 1 2 a supplying. running water one dd : Fiction and wear are ps ht days which one profitable work, ~ self-regulating ah because it fo the | EE