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mpleton's Capsules for rheumatism + Templeton's Razmah tor Asthma Wampole's Cod Liver Oil Eastman Cameras and Kodaks ©... also printing and developing done here. Note Paper, Stationery, Chocolates ; English Health Salts, Large can 60c. L% : x Morrison's Drug Store | JjeRBeRT HOOVER became RY distribution. The wealth was not loaded them with wealth 'enjoy. This abundance: for a good reliable "tonic .. Warrinér Lodge No. 75 1 Meets every Second and Fourth e trustee of millions of most unlimited supplies of clothing 9 Beeause his ability marked him for the work of - his. . He was simply a : ) ; bushels of grain,of al & C 'Canadi over's-opportunity on a smaller scale. They have-been i work, and forgsight; and ad ¢ call Him Nature now) has sul w peoples of the world ot for themselyes alone: they could not use it all if they tried. They ar stewards for the welfare of those who lacked opportuni who suffer want. Rotting fruit.or idle wealth, hoarded grain or unused land '--these are a reproach to the owner. If a'man and his family have plenty; it is really not important that he should make more and still more money. He i8 frequently only piling up a 'reason why his children should wish him gone. Generosity is a splendid investment for old age. : Few of us know what want is. We have seldom had a more prosperous year. But if we are not careful our prosper- ity can make us fault-finding and greedy. Jerushun "waxed fat and kicked,"" and his descendants are not all dead. We are apt to turn up our noses. at the simple home joys that were the delight of our fathers. We ought to be thankful in this land of bounty; and it will be unfortunate if we lose our sense of gratitude, and have to learn appreciation through want. Without assuming any undue piety, it can be frankly stated that God is left out of our reckoning too much. If 'we are out of touch with the Church, and it fails to command. our respect as it should, we must remember that far toofew. of 'us are contributing our abilities or wealth to make the Chtirch effective. .T.W. McLean, : k "NG. with ability, capacity for formerly of Port Perry. v Sages i eh Bg . Select ¢| h care. We have many "and attractive pieces in Salads, Nut Bowls, Cake Plates, Bon-Bons and many other pieces that will give you pleasure to have in your collection." ~~ REPAIR WORK PROMPTLY DONE JAMES McKEE ; JEWELLER STATIONER | Plums & Peaches "About September _ ri Gok your caps feady, : 1st, the best varieties of Plums and Peaches will be ready. We will have a good supply REE -. "on-hand. ay "Wait for the best varieties. inet pays. 2 | quota of liquor cases. : ample reason. "Trafalgar competition are as follows: 00 for gt '8 $15.00 for pu and private schools. and private schools. i Central Ontario Railway to be Electriiled Central Ontario Railway, run- ning from Trenton to Picton will pe the first part of the great Canadian system to be electrified according to a statement by Mr. Hanna, president and general manager of the Government owned system. 3 'Bert McGregor has Fitchette's Butcher Business We are pleased to welcome among our business men, Mr. Bert McGregor, who has bought Mr. R. A. Fitchette's butcher business. Bert' has a good knowledge of the trade, and is well liked, for he has shown himself most courteous and obliging to his customers. ~ Keeping It Up hawa seems to supply its : Polacks ike fire-water better than soapy water. One thousand dollars was =| the fine reeord Friday last. Let us be thankful, helpful, and generous. We have Why It Is Good to be British Day't Qctober 21, will be celebrated in every school throughout the Province, and the Navy' ada is offering $100 in prizes for the four best stories written on "Why it is good to be British."'. The particulars of the e of Can- ils of High School, and boys jes through home lessons {gh School Grades in public and [and ils below the High School grades in public 4 $10.00 for pupils below the High School grades in 'public here is to be a campaign for funds for the Navy League of Canana on October 25th. The objective for Port Perry is Diphtheria at Oshawa A serious outbreak of diphthe- ria is reported in the south-east district of Oshawa. 14 cases having been reported to the au- thorities, resulting in one death. Rink at Uxbridge Uxbridge people have revived the,rink question, and a meeting was held last week at which the project was favorably consider- ed. It is estimated that a rink with fuli-sized hockey ice 60 x 160 and four sheets of curling ice, two on each of the rink, can be built for $6,000 or $7,000. Something over two thousand dollars is in hand or promised. No systematic canvas has as yet been undertaken. Oshawa Claims It All Now Has Impetigo Contagiosa Growth and appetite are in- separable, and there is no ac- cou for tastes. Oshawa now claims to have "Impetigo Contagio®a '* or barber's itch "in it8 mi st." \ Monday in each month "in the Oddfellows' Hall. Visiting Brethren Welcome ~P. Ingram, . Secretary . ; Salo = or. Why l am a Gardner | ~The following essay was taken from The Kodak Magazine of Rochester, and was written by George Powers, of Rochester, The "essay won first prize. Locking back to the days of my-childhocd I think I was al- ways a sort of gardner. I know I always helped in the garden then. Still, it was not until later years when the garden was my own that my real interest was awakened, and each year that interest has grown stronger and stronger until now my gar- den is as much a part of my life as each returning season. my garden as my most profitable investment. Those first early spring 'days when I scan the dry- ing earth and decide about how soon I can begin to work the ground, are days spent out in the fresh air and sunshine. Each moment so spent returns double interest. The hours I spent in the evening in my garden are my tonic for the long days spent in the shop, and the benefits I have gained from having fresh vegetables to place on my table cannot be counted. My garden is always a wonder to me edu- cationally. ' Each year nature has surprises in store for me, and never until my last crop is in, do I know just what she is doing. She has taught me les- sons in patience, faithfulness, ces; My garden is:al 80 a benefit to me prllen Ian: I raise nearly all my winter vegetables, and. together with my orchard, my fruit and vege- table cellar, is a goodly thing to look at about Christmas time. I have also captured a couple of prizes on my vegetables in the Camera Works Garden Exhibit, which has been a stimulant for me to try and do a little better next year. I hope in my declining years I shall always have a garden, and feel that as long as I can make things grow I am still of some use in the world. Centenarian Dies Mr. Wm Groves, Renfrew, an uncle of Mr. John Rolph, died in his 101st year, on Oct. 5th. Mr. Groves was born in New- ton Barry, Ireland, July 12,1820, and came to to Canada alone when 21 years of age. For some years he worked on Lanark County, but as. he had received an excellent education for those davs, he was induced to take up the profession of teaching at an initial salary of $100 a year. . Mr, Groves never used tobacco. and was never more than a mod- erate drinker, but for the past 25 years has been an ardent ad- vocate of temperance. Re-Opening of St. Andrews' Church,Sonya Sonya Presbyterian Church has been re-decorated and fitted with an electric lighting system. The re-opening is arranged. for Sunday and Monday. Oct. 24 and 25. Rev. Mr. Mcllroy, M.A., B.D., is to be the princi er. On Monday evening ere is. to be a fowl supper, an Old Time and a general time. bills for partic- ars. Admission 76c., children I consider the time spent in{ HROUGH good times and bad times for ~the past 45 years this Bankhassteadily givenitsbest efforts to the development and upbuilding of theagricultural, ' manufacturing and commer- cial business of this Country. Ourefficientserviceisavailab for the benefit of all customers, tr THE - STANDARD BANK OF CANADA PORT PERRY BRANCH ! R. H. SHORT ManAcen Head Church, Scugog The Scugog Head people are holding their annual chicken pie supper on the evening of Thurs- day, October 21, after which a good prograwn will be given by Mrs. Carruthers, Captain Neale, and Mrs Nedfe, of Bowmanville. and others. ! Blackstock; A UTICA Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, of Sea- grave, spent Sunday at Mr. I, Waldon's. Mrs. B. R. Jones, is spending a few days in Toronto. gu and Bs. 3 coaxheriang, visiting friends in us, on Sunday. Lie pr p Mrs. James Hortop, visiting friends in Port Perry. Mr. W..A. Walker and Mr. 'A. Davis, visiting at Mr. H. Davis' recently. The Office Dog's Contributions TRAGEDY AVERTED The boy stood on the railroad track, The train was coming fass, The boy stepped off the rail- road track, And let the train go past. FINANCIAL NEWS Owen Moore came one day, Owen Moore'n he could pay. Owen Moore went away Owen Moore. HIGH-CLASS GOODS Advertisement WANTED--Young woman. te sell molasses of undoubted abil- ity and good character. MATHEMATICAL Theorem--A ruled sheet of pap- er is equal to a lazy dog. Proof--A ruled sheet of paper is an ink-lined slope. An inclined slope is a slope up; A slow pup equals a lazy dog. ; RED. WE'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR THESE Advertisement : FOR SALE--Hens laying large eggs guaranteed not to fly. Appreciating the Scenery... Mrs. Newrich (returned from her tour) '"We went very swiftly all the way.' ~~ .i Caller-- "But travelling in a fast . auto, how could you get any idea of the scenery." = Mrs. Newrich-wron, I bought a lot of picture ards place we stopped at." array we his but = he has sold in Port Perry to