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Th Gi OF YOUR. DINING ROOM. to choose from. 17 Re FCgomunty Plate Kuives, Forks, "JAMES McKEE STATIONER i ¥p 18 June... Uxbridge at , do the mooters )o they know who - hen they may BS an 'when they : ng re lot ron of the pot thousands of workers, who gle for Power in which ymin at stake, and is de healthful conditions of workers. it often happens that the er, r are a guing ta 1 a he then wo have ti v wn protection, or ggg ground between them Games at Home at Lindsay. ___June 25 at Su d, June 27 at Uxbridge. ___July 25 9. July_._. Beaverton at { at Beaverton __July 30 28 July... Sunderland at at Cannington_ Aug. 8, é__Cannington at Uxbridge at Port Perry__June 13 5 Jung -Capnington ".¢ at Sunderland__June 19 11 July. Beaverton at "at Beaverton :June 27 18 _. Sunderland '2 at Lindsay ._.July 4 25 "Port Perry at at Cannington__Aug. 5 ly_._Sunderland at Canni i on at Uxbridge J une 17 2m ou) ¥ eR . at at Port Perry. - : 20 "wae Vo a "08 ¢ " 1 at Lindsay ._ July 9 *45, pit Beaverton. '* 16 Jeaverton_ June 18 Uxbridge =. '* 24 20 June.__. Cannington 'at. +2 July. Lindsay at Ns gh 5 Aug. _Uxbridge at 8 Port Perry at ~ 25 J une. Lo Perry at Lindsay a eat ; : July Uxbridge a at... Port Perry. July 2 16. " Sunderland at 5 at Sunderland. i 11 25 '° Beaverton at gt at Cannington. . 30 13 June. "Sunderland at Beaverton at PortPerry_.J uly 9 18 '* __Lindsay at at Uxbridge _ - 11 27 *° _ Uxbridge at ' at Lindsay __ th 25 15 July. Cannington at ' at Cannington 29 30 -.Port Perry at 3 at Sunderland. Aug. 5 19 June. Uxbridge at Sunderland at Beaverton June 13 '¢ __Cannington at 1 at Lindsay. _ -July 16 27 __Port Perry at $e ah Uxbridge il B 11 Jul _ Lindsay at at Port Perry . b Aug. Beaverton at * at Cannington __ 25 * 1 ead in this way: On June 13 Port ™s Schedule shoul brid at Port Perry, and on June 25th Port Perry goes to Li %orplay the team there. The Man in the Moon - the Man in the Moon looked down at this earth and prey knowing smile. He saw the County Council at { Whitby, he Conferences and Presbyteries at Montreal and other places, the Parliament and Senate at Qttawa, and the eace (7) Confererice at Versailles, aud he said: Wl pakemic. a much power going to waste. w rely ch Trea Marconi and the Wizard of Oz would love to ake, It shall record the best designs of these earth beings, and shall gather up the surplus energy that is ed at such great cost. When the earth beings ' my machine shall record the same upon built with the waste do little because alk in the same ve themaclves to sthararth bejngs our own way, and no uf hay is fellow was running the show. - But the oil is on and the dust is gone, which after all are the Important facts. Property Beautified wale 2 of the best pieces of mprovement recently AVINGS, Thrify, Independence -- these are the out- come of the same Impulse and attain the same Obie tive-- PROSPERITY. Standard Bank of Ea jonsible men in complete con-. andoriagen as been that done| can help you to attain it, = oa Mr. A. M. Roberts in remod- 2 e ling the lawns about hie house ; THE on n Street, which he has recently acquired. STAN DARD BANK These property improvements are not on we Spe to the OF CANADA owner, but are really beneficial PORT PERRY BRANCH to the town. Every property improved increases the value of R.H, SHORT all other property, and is an in-! css oe -- aos centive to further improvement. ! | NN A On Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr. ond Mrs. R. U. Irwin a very pretty wedding took place, when their second daughter, Gladys, became the wife of James Victor Ormiston, of Allandale. The marriage ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr. Black, assisted by Rev. Mr. Dodds, of Sonya. The bride looked lovely in a gown of shell pink satin, with an over dress of lace and seed pearls; wearing thé groom's gift-- a pearl pendant. Mise Helen Irwin, sister of the bride, played the Wedding march. The wedding party then partook of a dainty luncheon. The happy couple left on the evening train for a brief honeymoon, the bride travelling in a taupe grey tricotint suit with hat to match. Among the out of town guests were Mrs Ormiston;~and Mr. Salvage, of Cresswell, Miss Jean Ormiston of New Y ork, Miss Gardiner of Belleville, Miss Marie McInnes, of Oakwood, Mrs. Charles Cooksley of Gril. (sister of the bride), and Miss Ruth Robinson of rillia. Seagrave Every preparation is being made for our Sunday School anniversary, June 22 and 23. Ruthven McDonald, Toronto, has been secured for Monday evening. Come and hear hint: It is with much pleasure that we welcome home two more of our boys from overseas--Corp. Arthur Gibson, of the 116th, and Pte. Stanley Kirby, of the 182nd. We are sorry to report that Mr. T. Midgley is very poorly. Mr Lorne Squires, wife and children, and Mr. Jas. Rich- ardson, wife and children, of Pickering, spent Sunday with Mr.and Mrs. Wesley Gibson. Next Sunday Rev. Mr. Joblin will exchange pulpits with Rev. Mr. Bick, of Cartwright. Mr Hawkins is able to be out to business again after a severe attack of muscular rheumatism. Mrs Donaldson and children, Toronto, with Mrs R Gordon Mr-and Mrs N Moase, Port Hoover, with Mr. F. Hatlie. Mr Elgin King launched anew motor boat on the river last Saturday' Our church trustees are installing an electric light plant in the church in the near future. Time to Transplant Asters A fine assortment at The Greenhouse, Bigelew St., Port Perry--white, purple, crimson, lavendar--at reduced prices to clear. E Brookes, Proprietor. Bell Phone 3-r-11. Some Resolutions. The following resolutions will be forwarded to the Bay of Quinte Conference from thejWhitby District Methodist Church: We, the members of the Whitby District Meeting, betiey. ing that the prohibition of the liquor traffic has been of un- told benefit to Canada during the war. and believin r also that it will be essential to the best interests of the Canadian people during the period of n, we declare ourselves as 'being in fav in favor of the continuance of the prohibitory laws already enacted. We also urge upen all citizens the ne- cessity of doing their | full duty to retain the prehibitors meas- 'ures now'in force. . We must not lose by being too sure of : winning in the referendum. WHEREAS" calls for careful consideration, we recommend-- > 1 That our members do all in their power to bring about a5 will he just and fair tu all classes e do our best to see that all I il Classeaof nda doo be so framed as to be for the best Seta of the peopl of the whole Domini That our church, ulate with other 3 ent committee to secure oaier hurches, Ey of constructive value i in the settlement o wer' fhe. present anrest in. the industrisl-worlli i: