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~~ Teacher Wanted | Protestant teacher, holding second- class professional certificate. Duties _ commenc September 1. - S. S.'No. 9, Reach. Apply to S. McConnell, Sec- Treas, Port Perry, Ont. i en {me ee Scugog Although Wednesday, July 1, was rather dark and cloudy a goodly crowd attended the annual picnic of Centre and Maple Grove Sunday School. Mr. O. Williams and Mr. Ww. Crozier looked after the ice cream and refresh- ment stand, and were ably assisted by Mrs.0. Williams and Mss. J. Plowman and it was the expressed thought of all present that it pays to put pleasant, attractive people in stand and these people seemed duly qualified, by the way the money rolled in. There were a large number of races, which both boys and girls seemed to enjoy, even some of the larger girls who are out of practise ran a very exciting race just to show some of the young men that the Scugog girls do not grow old quickly. Some of the races run were Jockey. Wheelbarrow, and Three- legged race; by both girls and boys and a great number more too numerous to mention After the ball games, lunch was served by the ladies 'and this part of the picnic gvery one seemed to join in very heartily, Visitors for 1st fuly--Mr. A. Bruce, Seagrave; from Port Perry: Miss Irene Gerrow, Mr. Hortop, Miss V. Raines, Miss Marion and Gretta Foster, Miss F. Switzer, Mr Wilfred Gerrow from Toronto, and Mr Fred Mowson and Mrs. Mowson, Mr Orma Hood spent Sunday with friends at Mr. Plough- man's. Miss Cora Raymes, of Toronto, is visiting Scugog friends. We all wish to extend a hearty wel- come to our new minister and wife, Mr and Mrs Buckler. Scugog's loss is Seagrave's gain, in losing our very popular teacher Miss E. E. Bruce, who labored among our scholars five days per week and taught them again on the Sabbath, She will also be missed by the choir of which she was a member. Mrs Thos. Clark is at present in Bowmanville hospital having had to undergo an operation for appenicites. Pleased to report favourable progress Maple Grove choir has been greatly improved by the help of Mr B. Tarrant Some other members of the choir who had to absent themselves through throat trouble have been missed greatly hope to see them in their old places soon. A goodly crowd welcomed the new minister at both morning and evening services among those, some familiar faces who have been lost to our view, hope to see them every Sunday again. [We shall be pleased to have our Scugog correspondent send in a budget each week. --Ed.] Manchester Mrs. J. Mitchell has gone on a visit Buffalo for some time. The auxiliary of the W. M, S. meets at home of Mrs. J. Parkin on Friday afterrioon next. Mrs. Weeks and Mrs. Pearson of Oshawa visiting with their mother Mes R. Munro. The young man, who was hurt in the auto accident near the station is not improving very fast. Our Pastor is making arrangements for Evangelestic meetings to be held here in September Haying has started, and you can hear the song of the mower again, The crop is shorter than general on account of the dry weather early in th season. : : Mrs. Joseph Holtby has returned home from Toronto, after undergoing an operation, ai «A very enjoyable and profitable day' was spent on Friday last when the' Manchester, Prospect Sunday Schools beautiful grove | ted in a picnic to the be; the shore of Chalk satisfaction in stock raising if you various picnics they ball was the order ¢ very interesting gam first the juniors, the W Manchester and Prospect, afte citing rough and tumble game of fo minutes, no goals were scored, making the game a tie, which will I belicve be played off in the near future. Mr. W.. D. Munro very ably refereed the game satisfactorily to both parties We are pleased to report a number of visitors from Port Perry, Prince Albert, Utica Myrtle, and other places, altogether about 250 being present. List of Fall Fairs Oshawa ............5.00 .. Sept. 14:16 je ania Sept. 21-23 Beaverton... ......0..00 +..n.Sept 28-30 Belleville... ....... aid inary Sept. 7-9 Blackstock... ART Sept. 29, 30 Bowmanville |'... .. Sept. 15, 16 Cobourg .,......... riseenena SEP. 22, 23 Colborne... ............ +1. Sept. "29, 30 Cookstown Sept. 29, 30, Oct. 1 Sept. 10, 11 Kingston, ..,..... 0... Sept. 30 Oct 1 Lakefield. ........... viiias Sept. 15,16 Lindsay. .......... Sept. 17-19 Millbrook .......... sedrinears 00h 1,2 FRET viveeennn., Sept, 21-22 Orillia, .............ec eee Sept. 17, 19 Orono... Sept. 24, 25 Peterboro................... «Sept. 17-19 Port Hope iia Oct: 6,7 Port Perry Sept. 24, 25 Scarboro (Agincourt) Sunderland Sept. 23, 24 Sept. 24, 25 Sept. 10-11 10: Shooting Affray Claremont has an excitement pro- vided by Italian Navvies. During a quarrel with some fellow- countrymen in a box car, in which the men were living, while employed on construction work at Claremont, Jos. Barbone, aged 22, Claremont, was shot in the abdomen early Sunday morning and is now lying in the Westesn Hos- pitol in a serious condition. Smart work on the part of the train crew, who were in charge of the train which brought the dnjured man to the city early Sunday morning, led to the arrest by C. P. Hunt of three foreigners, Jos. Fini and Ralph Fini 210 Chestnut st. Toronto, and Joseph Loretto; Peter- boro, who are said to be responsible for Barbone's in'ury. They are held as material witnesses. * I'he shooting took place early Sun- day morning, and several foreigners, who were involved in the fight, owing to lack of police protection, were able to escape. As Barbone was being pla- ced on the train for Toronto, a friend notified the conductor that three for- eigners, who were boarding the train, were endeavoring to escape to Toronto He pointed the three men out. The conductor immediately. wired the Toronto police. Constable Hunt met the train early Sunday morntng. Loretto is thought to be the man who shot Barbone, 0: Scotch Shorthorns Out on the old Lenard Burnett farm, Alex. Lee and his boys are rais. ing a fine herd of pure bred Scotch Shoithorns. They show their keep all right do those cattle. In one set of stall there are seven of the prettiest yearling heifers you could find in a day's march, and the boys |i are naturally proud of their stock: These animals are as slick as butter, fat and well groomed. There is some the right kind of stuff, . | get Burdock and Sarsaparilla at oc. and $1 | : Dr. Grant's Constipation and Bitters, regular soc. Stomach F a bottle, .on ap A. J. DAVIS, Druggist | Port Perry | Fire 1 ISURANCE . 4 = SATISFACTION ASSURED In all our settlements for fire losses sale at 25¢. Ontario {ur policy holders have expressed ATTRACTIVE I have something attractive to offer for the benefit of floor which is a good clean, very sanitary, g qualities a life time. the ladies--a beautiful hardwood substitute for carpets--bei leasant to look at, and its o carpets or rugs required for a covering, costing { veral, among them being uff, Johnston, Rob The birch is something very hand- rts or Mrs. McHoull w "be pleased to show you some very beautiful floors, than good carpets. Have sold Messrs, Brock, Hutcheson, McHoull and Boyce: rs. R some. Call on oberts Quarter cut oak 10, per foot, plain 1-2¢. Pi Mr. Wm. McGregor will lay the floor for purchaser. A carload of fresh lime, 4bc. ahd 50c. 3 100: Hard a Wall Plaster 70c. ' Hydrated Lime 70c. Don't forget those good shingles. C. L.VICKERY COAL DEALER | perfect sa eR ITE TE a 4 ~~ [PAINTER & DECORATOR Beofg | puning, Paper Hanging, Decora Walle Shingles ing Writing. & Oeilin isan ng Oval Lime Hair 'Cement Bash Doors Mouldings X Door and Window Frames Dressed Lumber Bough Lumber - will oak 8c. and birch Consult him about decorating your| house this spring, : ih i Bell Phone 141 ery Ontario] 7 per 100 lbs. Window Soreens | Sittings of the Division Courts| eto. etc, . OOUNTY OF ONTARIO ' ; : 1914 } k L Whitby -- Clerk, Miss 'E. L. Mac | 'donell, Whitby. - "Jan, 13, Feb; 5, DEALER IN or eyeglasses is the greatest pleasure | a person can have. Ours fit when you get them, and fit all the time. Our prices will suit you also. BE Retractin F E. LURE, &::actn 159 Yonge St. opp. Simpson's; Toronto : : : 2D Mar, 4, Apr 3, May 4, June 3, Mill Feeds 2 Feed Cc St. Charles Hotel] Commercial 'and Travelling Public receive every comfort and attention ©... oo Sample Rooms a Specialty. Geo. A. Cole, Prop. S an, 7, 19 ; Timothy Seed 3, Nov. 9, Dec, Jan 8, 1 3 Port Perry--Cler! ph Ww. idge-- Clerk, Wells dug, cleaned and re-|_ 14 Sept 8 Nov'20, Jan 16,19 uly 3, t. 8, Oct. 2, Nov. 7, Dec. 4, : Lp RE of 0% Nor Ti Dec dan 01 ver Seed Seed Co Oshawa--Clerk, Miss EL Macdorell, 4 are BR TH, mini i Bok Timathy Se ay o, yay hy OF] y vp yi s ¥ ws 05 Field Seeds 2! am--Clerk, M. Gleeson, Green: | ap - 4: NE Lk od an i Mart, bay 8 iy , Molassine Meal ept 5, r y: 11; 1$ SS Ai Nagy 4 hs, os ¢ sort Ferg IW. Burman, | SRI, Wool, ete. "i a ort Perry. Jan 17, Mar ERE PY Kk Fis gfeoris bi July 8, S a . gi rE Wells Dug |.usmss coro FL bridge. Jan 10, Mar paired. Cement curbs a spec- 3%a thy 3 ialty. "Address, Wm. Parry,| July. x 6 y Box 92, Port Perry, P.O