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Mrs. 'Spencer, and son dalk; and Mr. and Mrs. 'Fred Woods, of Wyoming, New York, have been the guests of Mr, and Mrs, Geo. Jackson. Mr. Wm. Jones, of Manitoba, and Professor George Jones, of Toronto, were in town last week looking up old acquaintances. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stone and Mr. George Stone motored to North- ern Ontario and visited at Sudbury North Bay, Huntsville and other points. Mr. Homer Ferguson is spendin, his holidays with his parents, . dash, 200 yards, fla , local Monday, Sesemb, 8h Qair Day) will be held. a "Gott ball rules) Ontario 0! . tar Company Eventa--100 yard relay race, tug- of -war.' + Tug-ot-war, open, "Regt, vs. Port erry. 2 events--100 yard dash, 200 s flat, Cadet race, 16 and under, boys" bicycle race. Open boxing. August 20, aug Herewith is a tentative programme < of the field sports following tary ceremonial which eg, place in the morning. The foregoing program augurs a N The t is a d of +h t day for those whose good 1 e it will be to witness the Marion Irene Gl , only d of Mrs. Glasgow and the late Thos. Glasgow, of Tupperville, Ont., to Mr. Percy Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs, John 8. Robinson, Toronto. - The mar- riage to take place early in Sept. Miss Marion Bradley is visiting in Rochester, N. Y. eer nina CARD OF THANKS Mr. W. Somerville and family' wish to thank relatives, friends and neigh- bors for their beautiful floral tributes and many kindnesses at the .time. of their recent bereavement. {00-0 NEW INDUSTRY GOING AHEAD BUILDING BEING RE-BUILT. The new electrical manufacturing company which has been secured for Port Perry has shown remarkable progress during the past week, in the re-building of the buildings purchased by them. Many of our townspeople are already benefitting by the work supplied and good wages are being paid for labour. The Company have already more orders than they can possibly fill at their present plant and it is their in- tention of getting in operation in Port Perry as quickly as the balance of the financial support is forth com- ing. It should offer a good invest- ment to the local citizens and every- one should show that they appreciate industries in Port Perry by investing in something at home which looks good. tier (mens CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Capt. Rev. 8. C. Jarrett, Rector Sunday School at 10 a.m. Even- song-and sermon at 7 p.m. RE a aa CHURCH RE-OPENING AT UTICA The reopening of the United Church at Utica will be held next Sunday. The morning service will be held at 11 o'clock conducted by Rev. Jas. A. Miller. ~~ Special music by the choir, assisted by the Misses Niddery, of Prospect, Evening service at seven o'clock. Music by Greenbank United Church choir, Freewill offering will be taken. me oe QO BAND CONCERT THIS WEEK Weather permitting the Band will give a concert at the Band Stand on Friday evening of this week. The program will begin about 8 p.m. * bands events. The cost of prizes, etc, will OTICE OF ran vi : OF be met by the silver collection taken Law up at the grounds both days. The committee formed at the pub-son the 20th for women held at the ing tor we issue of re to the lic meetin; Codon of of vag 3 foe i ie © 1927, provi $4,000., for the Town Hall will be can town for dgnations of food and ee this week." It is to be ho] that a ready response will meet o yequest, L since the Ontario Regiment the guests of the town. We are fortunate, indeed, in having in our midst the Ontario' Regiment who will be entertaining the towns people on both days. It will be a rare pleasure for Port Perry to have oh one occasion, tree in attendance, name A 34th Ontario Regiment Band the Port Perry Citizens nd, the 48rd Can- adian Legion Pipers Band,(Bagpipes) WILLIAM MARK DEAD Mr. William Mark, formerly a farmer at Greenbank, and for some years a resident of Port Perry, died in Toronto on Friday, August 10th, 1927, at the advanced age of 89 Joars. He is survived by four daughters. The funeral took place from the re- gidence of his nephew, Mr. Alf. Wal- ling, Oshawa. renter WB FURNITURE FOR SALE A number of articles including oil stove, kitchen chairs, oak diningroom suite, two tables, Fi second hand McLaughlin car. These articles will be on private sale at my residence, Lilla St., Port Perry. Wellington Somerville, On MARRIED HOWSAM-MILLER--On Wednes- day, August 17th, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joel Miller, by the Rev. J. Denny, Meta Evelyn Miller to Mr. Walter Howsam, both of R. R. Port Perry, Ont. LH 50,000 HARVESTERS WANTED IN THE WEST The Canadian National Railway offers every advantage to Harvesters. Apply for particulars to W. H. Me- Caw, City Agent, over the Bell Tele- phone office, Port Perry. Next Sunday morning Chancellor Bowles will preach. Music by the girls' choir. In the evening the ser-: vice will be conducted by Mr. T. G. Gold, of Uxbridge. The music will be given by members of the Business Men's Bible Class, including the orchestra. PORT PERRY DOMINION STORE School will open September 6th We have a good range of Children's | Clothing and Boots and Shoes at Resonable Prices. Alix Gilboord, Port Pe comp) and Pu Law was the building of the. fr Ebel ERS Often of the County of Ontario on the). August 1927. : "nd day of any motion to © Same or. Th rm ar uy past th first publication of "Gi er he cannot be made thi Dated the 16th day of". Adgust 1927 EK PURDY, Clerk. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the matter of the Estate of Mar- garet Falls, of the Township of Cart- wright, in the County of Durham. otice is hereby given pursuant to Sec. 56 of Chap, 121 R.8.0,, that all} persons - having, claims or demai against the estate of the said Mar- bn Falls, widow, ~deceas 'who died on or about the 17th day of July, 1926, are required to send POS! prepaid, or deliver to the undersign executrix, Margaret Lacey; c-0 Messrs. Shaver, Paulin Brans- combe, her Solicitors on or before the 4th day of September, 1927, their christian and surnames and addresses with full particulars in writing of their' claims, and statement of their aseounts and the nature of the se- rities (if any) held b: them, duly verified by statutory declaration. And e notice that after the said ith day of Se jeptetaber, 1927, the said Executrix will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the parties entitled thereto, having toghrd only to the claims of which she shall then have notice and the said Executrix will not be liable for the said assets, or any part thereof, to any person or persons of which claim notice shall not have been received by her or her Solicitor at the time of such distribution. = ated, August 16th, 1927. Mar, aret Lacey, ' Admipistratrix, haver, Paulin & Branscombe, 13 King Street West, Toronto her Solicitors COO NOTICE OF REGISTRATION OF 000 "BY-LAW TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG. UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA * NOTICE is hereby given that a By- daw was passed by the oanicipal Council of the Township on the 9th day of Auj viding for the issue o the amount of $7, erecting a pul ublic school and chasing land to be used in connection therewith in School Section No, 2, and that such By-Law was registered in the Registry Office of the County of font 0 on the 13th day of August, "Any motion to quash or set aside me 'or part thereof must be e months after the ad the 16th he Jogos. A t, 1927 THOMAS CR f dug Clerk. BOMAS SEAHA COMING--F. E. LUKE, Da 107 Yonge st, Toronto, at A. iT Davis' drug store Port Perry, on Thursday, August 18th, 1927. i GOO BOARD AND LODGING For two high school girls that will rom together. Apply to Mrs. "Jabes Crosier, 'Cochrane street. (near high A "school.) aug 25 ISTRATION. OF PORT | 'H.R. Arche Motor Sales Port Perry, Ont. PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS OF CANADA UMITD ie for the hed Port Perry Fair Prize List costinues rombackonee = % 349 Petunias, single, 12 blooms, with foliage Vues 350 Boduet of Wild FIVE sass aia hats 8561: Pansy, 12 blooms, long stems ......, i. ivvins 362° Fern, 1 plant ,%.... "868 Collection of G i 864 Begonia, 1 plant .ivvvi 355 Sweet Peas, 12 blooms, long stems .......... Special Prizes Offered by Mr. F. A. Kent. 366 Best Display of Cut Flowers, variety and Pastis iia naa Nada ssanesanisnnee PRR CEA eases raes 347 Gladiolus, collection of 6 varieties in one vase % 348 Dahlias, collection of 6 varieties in vase ...... p LADIES'. . WORK 360 Child's Dress .......... 861 Towel, embroirdered 362 Towels,' any other style ed seesaadrss aseweevy 378 Embrojdered 03 880 Ladies' Shoulder Shawl, 0 50 i] 75 16 50 LA TON COAL in F1OVE NUMaad PRA sin. SOLVAY COKE, 32 NOY and FURNACE sist ; oA aod LIME Now bn the tim 30 I. on oS ah Salon of the well-known nim Le ep BOD is have a full oon 2 good ox Mood OEE a hand. BODY Gal or phous and lek us 9s know your requirements and d we will give same > For Sale--Coal Range with Reservoir. PORT FERRY on YARD