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OFFICE CLOSED Dr. . W. Slemon's Office, Church- et., will be closed from Friday, July 28 to Friday, August llth. MUSICAL EXAMINATIONS In the report of music exams of the pupils of Miss Lepha Doncaster, A. T. C. M., in our issue of July 26, two names appear incorrectly. Primary-Grace Bragg instead of Gladys Bragg. Elementary-Florence Ashton in- stead of Leta Ashton. EARLV PEACHES AND PLUMS A good supply of eariy Peaches and plums now ready. Excellent quality tomatees aise available. Prices veryI reasonable. Large blackberries are Peisla rbcwers, Lhemrkefd, gri Pestil o o d.e maied rkfNimsa- by, Ontario, stands for carefully pack- ed, evenly graded fruit. F 1 W&NT qEVY-AL-REFIN-ED WOMEN Y SITNi'r T- BOWMANVILLE, AUG. 3rd., 1922.i r LOCAL AND OTHERWISE Miss Beatrice Devitt is visiting Miss Nora Clarke, Trenton. Mrs. J. M. H. Fowler is visiting friends at St. Julians, Sutton West. Mrs. Atkinson, Hamilton, was re-1 cent guest of Mrs. W. C. Washing- ton. r Mrs. Rhoda Crago, Toronto, basl been visiting Mrs. E. Beilman and -other friends here. Mr. 'and Mrs. H. -L. Cree.per and son Tom, Toronto, are holidayîng, with relatives here. Mr. Kari Sisson and Mrs . S Sisson, Bethany, have been guests of Dr'. and Mrs. J. C. Devitt. Messrs. Leo Bishop and Norman Bottreli, Toronto, are spending their vaca ion at Port Bowmanville. Gingham Dresses on sale this week ut one-third off regular prices. Couch, Johnston & Cryderman. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Peebles, LOCAL AND OTHERWISE Miss Florence Morris is visiting friends at Orillia. Miss Maud P. Squire, Oshawa, is guest of Mrs. T. Q. Mason. Mrs. W. A. Wilson, Haileybury, is guest of Mrs. A. E. Clemens. Miss Kate Hancock, Toronto, has been visit-ing Mrs. T. G., Mason. Miss Thelma Gilders is visiting ber aunt, Mra. Thos. Bowden, Oshawa. Miss Gladys Vanstone is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. Gilbert, Peter- boro. 1 High-clnss concert at Port Bow- manvile tihis (Thursday) evening. Attend. Miss Maud Gartshore bas return- ed from holidayinýg with relatives ati Brighton. 1.Mrs. A. N. MeMillan and -daugliter Louise, are holidaying at Lake of Bays. Mrs. (Dr.) W. J. Garland, Co-. bourg, was recent guest of 11ev. and Mr-s. W. H. Spargo. Mr. and Mrs, W. C. Allin were Prof. R. J. F. Staples of Albert Coliege, Belleville, bas been holiday- îng at 1ev. W. H. Spargo's. Read how the Japanese go-a-court- ing. It gives> particulars in Couch, Johnston & Çryderman's advt. Mr nud Mrs. Geo e-olose and BIRTHS COOK-In Grimsby, July 29, to Mr. n Mr.i. HaIrvey Cook, a daugliter(n» Zilla McLaughlin). O'BRIEN-At 36 Ruby-st., Winnipeg,] Man., July 19, -o Mr. and Mrs. T. J. OBrien, (1100 Geneleve Deil), a daughter.1 LOCAL AND OTHERWISE How is your coal bin? Port Hope's tax rate is 44 milis. House famine continues in Bow- manville. Have you cut weeds about your residence yet? A light shower feli Sunday even- ing over Bowmanville. Don't f orget the open air band concerts each Tuesday evening. Mrs. -Chris Cox visited ber sister, Mrs. D.. Wells in Toronto over the, week-end. Mrs. Scott, Peterboro, visited Mrs. D. Comstock and other old friends here on Tuesday. Dr. C. W. Siemon and Dr. J. C Devitt are on their annual vacation to Algonquin National Park, Il I Special S5 aleof ligh r atches For the next two weeks we are placing our en- tire stock of Men's Watches on sale at Real Money Saving Reduc- tions, They include El- gin, Waltham and Om- ega makes. -Every Watch FulJy _ ~1- 172 ~v~rnu n ..i'c 1-1 1U t . -IV r ru l 1 eNf -8 I ~ I Lau o.h.~i- Mnç l-hù~ ,,-Ç ~W4~ 15=124 -~ stock -I astis. i i -c.-.-,: suc, petion. 1- 1 DEATHS FISHLEIGH-At Port Hope Hoespital, July 29, James A. Fishleigh, aged 72 years. M cCO R M ICK-At Hilîcrest Farm, Brookîli, July 31, Samuel McCormick, in bis 87th year. HpJ1 BRUNDRETT-At Port 30pjuyg,' Elizabeth Powell, relict of Joseph 1brund- rett, in her 8Oth year. OIBRIAN-At B- unswî'ck, Durhïam Ceunty, Jely 31, Thes. O'Brian, in bis 88th year. Interred at Millbreek. ABRAHAM-At -Canton on July 29th, Maria Theresa Peters, relict of the late Richard E. Abraham, in ber 69th year. BELLAMY-In Bowmanville, July 29, Lewis Waldo Bellamy, only son of the late Lewis N. and Mary Bellamy, aged là years. Interred at Orono. ELLIOTT-At Wellesley Hospital, July 27, after a very short illness, Mabel A. Tait, beloved wife of Dr. Jabez H. El- liott, il Spadina Rd., Toronto. à à kt-ii V2