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ORONO WEEKLY TIMES Tennis Tournament 'Orono Tennis Club held a tcmknia- mcm : among the member.- on •Wed- nesday afternoon, July 20th, playing singlessiing'l'eis and: men's doubles. I). Weills, won the isingleis when he defeated K. CblviTl'e and then A. West in the finals. In the men’s double® li. OoMle and IX Wells de- f da tied A:. West and1 M. Smith to cap- ture this c'l-asls. following are the scores ut" the tournaimieint : First Hound J. Grady defeated J. Cbmis'h, 7â€"5. A. Colville defeated Mia-x Smith, 6â€"0. Ë. Seymour defeated1 Dr. Colville, 6â€"2. A. West defeated: M. Cowan, 6â€"1. IF. Springham defeated P. Win- ter, 6â€"4. I). Wells received the bye. Semi Finals A. West defeated: P. Springham, 6â€"2. iB. Colville defeated J. Grady, 6â€"1. D. Wells defeated E. iSeymour, 6â€"1. M. Smith defeated C. Knox, 6â€"4. Finals I). Weills defeated R. Colville, 6â€"2. D. Wells defeated A. West, 6â€"2. Men’s Doubles R. Colville and D. Wells defeated P, Winter and E. Seymour, 6â€"4, 6â€"4. A, West and M. Smith defeated R. A. Cowan and P, iSpringhain, 6â€"4, 6â€"3. (R, Colville and D. Wells defeated J. Grady and Anderson, 6â€"2, 6â€"3. A. West and M. Smith defeated P. Winter and Dr. Colville, 6â€"1, 7â€"5. R. Colville and D. Wells defeated A. West and M. Smith, 6â€"0, 7â€"5. Cobourg defeated Port Hope On- tario® 4 to. 2 in a Lakeshore Inter- mediate Baseball League game at Port Hope Monday evening. FAMOUS Reading Anthracite THE “LAUNDERED” COAL Super-Clean Anthracite (CLEANER, SAFER, | MORE DEPEND- ABLE, SMOKELESS, SOOTLESS, EFFORT SAVING, LONGER BURNING, EVEN heat, ' QUIET, MORE ECONOMICAL $12.50 PER TON (Delivered) Leave us your order for deliveries in August P. M. LUNN PHONE 66rl - ORONO RED & WHITE STORES THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY INFANTS Delight SOAP 5 cakes 19c 1 cake for lc Large tins SALMON 5 for 25c. BULK COCOA per lb XOc. Tomato Juice, tin 5 c Certo, bottle ,25c. Cerlo Crystals, pkg. .....15c Blended or Spirit vinegar, gallon - 39c. Heavy Cult Rubber rings 3 dozen f°r ..19c Parawax, 2 pkgs fc >r 23c. Pint jars, dozen 95c. quart jars, dozen SI.17 pso, large pkg........19c. Gold Medal Peanut Buf- fer, large jar ... ...22c. 2 large tins Tomatoes, 2 for ..................19c Pep, with the pitcher free, 2 pkgs ..........25c. Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs,....25 c. with boat free Stuffed Olives, 1.1 oz jar .................. 29c YELLOW SUGAR 10 lbs for 50c. WHOLE Pickling SPICE i lb for 20 c. n.g LEAN Stewi BEE, 2 lbs 25c This year’s white Honey, 4 lb. tin for 1 I i O 24 lbs. Orono Pastry Flour - 5 1 c J. J. CORNISH | PHONE 12r2 Phone For It Prompt Delivery jLOCAL AND SOClAl] Mr, John Thompson has pumhased a new Pontiac ear. Mr. and Mrs. G. T.- Miller were in the city oh Wednesday. Mrs. J. IX Pound spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs, W. E. Dtivey. Mr. Wallace Sisson, of Toronto, spent the week-end with his mother, Mrs. Mary Sisson. Mr. and. Mrs. John Morris spent Sunday last at Perry town, it being Decoration Diay, Dr. Floyd Cutieh, of Buffalo, spent he week-end with his parentis, Mr. and Mrs. S. (hi it ell. Mr, Alex. Buchanan, of Mt. For- est, spent last, week with his daughter, Mrs. A. A. Drummond. Mr. IT. Caswell and family called on Mr. and Mrs, George Butters on 'Sunday and other friends. Miss Viola Gilfillan, of Kincardine, â- is visiting her brother, Mr. J. J. GiT- Iill-in and Mi-«. Gilfilhin. Roy Forrester Jr. is spending a feiw holidays with his grandparents at Cedar Harbour, Lake Sitncoe. Mr. and Mrs. IJloyd Blewett, of New Toronto, spent last week visiting relatives in Orono and vicinity. Mr. Kenneth Hall, of Toronto, visited the past week with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hall, A large number from Orono attend- ed Kendall Field Day on Wednltsday afternoon and report a good time. Mr. II. R. Waddell is having im- provements made to the .buildings on his t'iini i occupied by Mr. M. E. White. Mrs. F. L, Son eh has sold her reen- denioe on Prcinteesis; istpeet to Mr. Har- old Ilooey, who takes possession on September 1st. Mr. and Mrs. Hlaialeton and Mr. and Mrs. Atweffl and daughters of Detroit, Milch., were week-end visitors at Mr. IVtvy Morgan’s. Mrs. O'has. Knot, who is in the Kingston hospital, is improving nice- ly from a major operation performed about two weeks ago. The Midland. Regiment left on, Sun- day morning for their summer camp at Barryfieid, where they will under- go military, training, Misses Pat and Ruth Grady, of Hamilton, are spending two weeks’ vacation with Mrs. C. G. Armstrong and Mr. and Mrs. John Armstrong. Mr. Art Beamish informed us that the trout have again started biting, he having caught eight, nice ones on Wednesday morning near the village. . Mrs. Alex. Drummond, of Toronto, who has been: visiting ' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Drummond for a few days, re- turned home on Wednesday of last week. Mr. Arthur Beamish has his min- iature sawmill in1 operation and is now in a position to turn out. laiwn chlairs or any other articles you: care to mention. The members of Orono Women’s Institute are being entertained by the Bowmanville Women’s Institute (today) Thursday, at the Cream of Barley camp. Rev. 0. W, Barrett and Mrs. Bar- rett, of Woodbrridge, Ont,, and Rev, and Mrs, A. K. Edmison, of Lis towel, visited on Tuesday at the home of Mr. Willi lam Cornish. All stores will he closed in Orono on Monday. August 1st (Civic Holi- day). Lay in. your provisions on Sat- urday and do not be caught short by the long week-end. Sunday guests of Mrs. A. Henry, Park Street and Mrs. IL MdDbniaM were, Mr. and Mrs. S. Hughes, of Dundias, and Mr. and Mrs. Curing Smith, of Toronto. Church service will be held, in Orono Community Park- on Sunday evening, July 31st, Bland in attend- ance. Turn out and- attend this ser- vie a at 7.00 p.m. (standard time). The Oromo girls’ ' softball team went down, to defeat on Friday even-, ihg against the Newcastle girls on the latter’s diamond by the 'close score of 11 to 10. Though Oro.no has not. as yet won a game this season the girls now are playing better ball and we soon hope to see them, enter the win column. Mr. and .Mrs. Le'.and Keate spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs, W. E. I )i! vey. Mr. and Mrs. A. McDonald, of Mil- toil, are visiting the latter’s mother, Mrs. E. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Monter and son were visiting their aunt, Mrs. Mary Sisson, during the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley and two chil- dren and Mr. George Stanley, all of Russie®, are visiting with Mrs. IT. Harrison, Church street, Mr, and Mrs. II. Winter, of Tor- onto, spent a couple of days with Mrs. I. Winter and have gone to Stormy Lake, where they will spend two weeks. Miss Ollie Davey has returned to her home from Toronto. Mr. Clinton Cnvcrlcy accompanied her home and will spend a week with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Davey. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Chapmen and Ear la, Mrs, A;lif. Chapman and. Mr. Thompson, spent, the week-end at Air. W. Walsh’s and hoard the chimes at Simeon and report a good time. Miss F. M. Cobbledick has return- ed from visiting her nieces,, Mrs. (Dr.) Holdcroft, of Havelock, and Mrs. Sid Ta chain, who with her fam- ily are spending some weeks at their cottage on Belmont Lake. Air. Orme Gum shy leaves on Mon- day to attend the Ontenery at King- ston which lasts a week. He will be tlie guest of Mr. and Mrs, Garnet Gtimsby. Our village may be a trifle lonesome hue we will at, least have peace. I Rev. J. S. Littiewood, Airs. Little- wood and son Manlley, were guests, at a I,lawn supper on Wednesday evening laist of Group No. 2 of Park Street United Church W. A., after which the group members discussed some plans for the fall work. The Horticultural 'Society and friends of Orono visited the magni- ficent gardens of the iR. IS. McLaugh- lin estate Wednesday evening and viewed one of Canada’s most beautiful] gardens. After dark the Italian' gar- dens and fountains were illuminated with the different coloured lights, making a picture almost impossible to turn one’s gaze from. The first sunset church service will be held in Orono. Community Park on Sunday evening at 7.00 p.m. The music for the hymns will be supplied by the Midland Regimental Band, and the service will be in charge of the pastor, Rev. S. Littlewood. Seats- will he erected in the afternoon for the congregation and the Board of Stewarts are looking for a. large turn- out at, this service. With weather permitting and a beautiful park,, let us all turn, out and make this service a success ' so that- others may follow through the hot summer months. New Fence Completed The new fence ait the entrance to the Agricultural Park has. been com- pleted which adds greatly to the ap- pearance of the park and also the street, It is a picket fence and goes up to a peak at the pillars upon which the gate- hang, and the top of the gates are made like a semi circle. The next step is the painting which was startled on Wednesday and will. be painted white. When all is com- pleted Orono will have one of the best agricultural parks- in the prov- ince, _ Purchases Electric Fence Air. F. W. Tanfblyn lias purchased an, -electric fence arid is well pleased with the results; The fence -Consists- of one single strand of barbed wire and is charged-by a, -small battery. To erect the foncé s-takes are driven into the ground - with the strand placed about two- an da half feel frlom the ground, and can easily be moved, to any part of the farm that he may Wish to use for pasture land, by pull- ing up the stakes. After the . fence was in operation Mr. Tamblyn watch- ed the stock to see whip they would do. Some rubbed against it and were given a shock, then they would go back again and . sniff the fence and would receive another shock and soon (hey left a good distance between â- them and the fence. He said that you could put it up again-s-t .an oat field and the cattle or horses would not go near .enough to eat the oats, Mr. Tamblyn i-s- the first one -around he-re to- purchase this new and easily erect- ed fence, which was purchased from the Wood’s Electric Co, This- seems to solve the fence problem, for the farmers-. PATTERSON’S SERVICE STORE PHONE 73rl WE DELIVER SPE C !ALS Corn Beef. 2 tins 25c Free Running" Salt Box, 4c. Oxydol, large - 21c 1 Blue Ribbon Orange Pekoe, 34c. CORN FLAKES „....,2 for.... 15c ECLIPSE PASTRY FLOUR ! 24 His 53c. GRAPE NUT FLAKES 2 for 19 c. TAPIOCA : j 2 lbs. 15c GEM RINGS dozen 21c RUBBER RINGS 3 dozen.... 17c CARBOLIC SOAP ...3 cakes.... 13c PALM TREE SOAP 3 cakes.... 10c NEW CHEESE lib 20c Canned CORN, PEAS, TOMATOES .3 for 25c. FANCY BISCUITS, MIXED . 2 lb s 25c GRANULATED SUGAR ...$5.25 J> lb., 27c. Icing Sugar, 3 lbs. 21c Pitted Dates, 2 lbs 21c Durham Corn Starch 2 for 17c. ARMSTRONG’S CORSETS Ladies ! We have a complete line in stock of Ladies’ and Misses’ Girdles-, Corsets- and 'Oors'etettes, if you need a new foundation gar- ment we are s-ure we have one suitable for your individual figure. We also have ia- new line, the Gothic Brazier which, we think you will find a great asset in- helping you- create a m-o-re becoming figure. CORSETS For firmness and -support -we have -a back-lacing corset of peach -coutil without elastic inserts. It has graduated front steels- and four el-astiovhosc "suppor ts. Odd and even skes; 28-to -30.- â-  Size is two inches ? mailer than waist measure over -dress, at -Sizes 30 to 40 $1.00 $1.75 $1.75 A front lacing Corset of pink coutil: with flevo-steelfe with inserts-of elastic webbing. Price................ . ........ For the lady who has a bulging or sagging diaphragm we -suggest this garment of heavy peach coutil with the laced and hooked nn- derbr-it. the bones bend with the body but they are firm, yet, (PO £A flexible. With the underbuilt, .................... ........ «PV Without the. belt,................................ ... .. .<â-  $3.00 Price With inner belt Trusses, Abdominal Belts, and Elastic Hosiery From the Ottawa Truss and Surgical Co. may be purchased at Tyrrell’s Drug Store. A complete line of Single and Double Trusses is always in stock. They are properly fitted and guaranteed. m CORSELETTES An in-expensive Garment of light weight corset cloth Ur slight and. average figures, with light .boning and elastic inserts. ^ J QQ $1.75 GIRDLES A pliant fou-ndiatio-n, of two-way s-tretch liastex designed to help mould smooth hips and thighs, a shapely waist and a youthful bust <PO Of contour, With net top ........................__________ A lighter last-ex with lace and satin combined tap in whi-dh only...................................... ........... We also keep the pan,tee girdle with detachable crotch, in white ..................................... ........ A fashionable side hooking girdle, boned, with -supple flexo Û* 1 QP steels with elastic inserts. In white only.............. y 1»«/D $1.75 $1.00 BRAZIERS Deep Braziers, giving good lines t-o the bust,: rounded and stitched for uplift, Built up shoulder style, front fastening in peach only. Price .'....................................... I DC* In white in the famous Gothic styling, giving uplift to the bust >6(1 wi th "si-d-e 'fastening.......................... We also- keep sanitary articles, isnich- as Ko-tex, Alod-e-ss, Sanitary ; Belts- and Sanitary P-antees, Monday will be Civic Holiday and this store will be closed all day.. TYRRELL'S DRUG STORE - Phone 68 Orono