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the title ** Licking pevous successful seal 'Giests are * recording daily their | 'reqbire ments) some 'for short and thers for long stays. They will not be disappointed, they will find 1] the Island and its conveniences and hand that fed "me" or 'Laurier helped me and I press to explain helped Laurier." J The efforts made by the Liberal i y the Naval Bill by a body of irre- x pensioners are j aswell as ingenious. - The Borden Government seems tikely to go down in history as one who deemed it 4 duty to carry out its pledges. That kind of a Gov- efnment is somewhat a novelty for Canada. $ Laurier, the would be Czar of Canada, has exhibited himself in trie colours. Anything that will weaken the tie which binds this ntty to the mother land is cer- tain to have his. unwavering sup- port. The people of Canada will not sympathise with the Liberal leaders in the situation in which these op- .portunists find themselves. They blocked the first real effort to aid the motherland in matters of de- fence, and in so doing signed their own death warrant. | Laurier is evidentlylaboring under Ape wwbng impression that the duties ) "leader of the Opposition carry nthe tv od ght to dictate to the of this try what is and accommodation up-to-the-minute in every respect. This cottage has no superior as regards comfort, while the table is the 'best in the land. The launch meets all trajns at Port Perry. UssiticaTep Pruck-- Notwith- standing the. unfortunate position Mr. Mills found himself in after his late fire--not a cent of insur ance--the smoke had not cleared away before he was negotiating for material to erect a new building. Few have the pluck and energy possessed by Mr. Mills. He will ave a new building vp ina few days and be prepared for business operations. ) On His HouipAy Trip. -- Our industrious, ingenious, enterpris- ing and popular townsman, Mr, H. W. Linke, who for the past twenty years has been with the Bell Tel- ephone people, and who has proved so important an acquisition to the Company as a pioneer to advance its best interests in new territory, and he has proved an unqualified suc- cess, for Mr. Linke possesses the essential qualifications that fit him for the post he fills with so much aptitude and resourcefulness, start- ed on Tuesday on a tour of pleasure through the western portion of the United States whenhe will take in its most important centres and cities ; and all knowing anything of Mr. Linke are aware that he will appre« ciate travel ; his social and kindly them. The |W 'acrobat is rotes funny. , The High sys bill having been "Jeilled by $ife Senate the farmers are now ma asition to know who their real friends are. The Liberals have Jong boasted of their desire to help the farmer. When a favorable op- fortoizy came to show their pro- ions had something behind them the Liberals failed to deliver the goods. fa office Laurier's idca of naval defence wasthe Rambow and Niobe. in Opposition be prattles glibly about two fleet anits without the slightest knowledge of what that means: As well believe a leopard scan change its spots as that a Laur- fer can change his real views con- cerning Canada's @mperial respon- sibilities. 5 Premier Borden and his cabinet Rave the satisfaction of knowing that their efforts to administer the girs of this country wisely and sympathetic for the life 'of a line overseer is one that few be- come expertat, but he is an acknow- fledged - expert at his calling unequaled anywhere, and he is as modest :as he is efficient. GREENBANK METHODIST SUNDAY ScrooL ANNIVERSARY. -- The Sun- day School in connection with the Methodist Church, Greenbank, is fixed for Sunday, 20th June, and Tuesday, 1st July. The Entertain- ment on the 1st will be one that cannot fail to prove a grand success, judging by the talent secured for the program : -- Miss Emma Thomp- son of Toronto, one of the Queen City's most famous Entertainers, an Elocutionist possessed of rare talent and commanding admiration that peverifail to draw and be appreciat- ed'by all; the Boy Soloist of Wil- frid, will also take the platform and delight' the audience with vocal music seldom listened to, and it will be applauded to the echo. StRUgK BY LIGHTNING. -- Mr. James "McFarlane's fine residence, near Seagrave, was ow Sunday, 15th' inst., struck by: lightning and damaged to the extent of pearly $200.00. The west end gable was badly damaged besides the. plaster was' sti] off the the rooms adja-: cent to that portion of the building. | The loss was covered' by insurance. The Maple Leaf Company, Col] imbus;"instantly paid the loss. 3 AzPOINTMENT 'oF CARETAKER OF retary, Mr. part to necessary announcements the party, and distributing the posters, etc. > : ees. Decorations for the Coming Twelfth in Port Perry King Edward Loyal Orange Lodge, No. 223, Port Perry, with its usual liberality and good taste are'going to a very great expense in order to gaily and suitably deco- rate our town on the eventful occasion they celebrate. They have ordered from Peterboro the best and most expensive bunting and appro- priate streamer mottoes that have, as yet, been produced ; this grand display, together with the magni- ficent Arches of up-to-date magni tude and design will be a sight alone worth traveling a long dis- tance to witness, and aur enterpris= ing business men have already intimated that it is theif intention to decorate their business 'places in a manner that will be in keeping with the great display and Grand Celeb- ration when lodges gulore and music transcendant will greet the immense multitude of participants in the Glorious Celebration. 12th July Celebration. List of prizes to be awarded for athletic competition at the Big 12th uly Celebration to be held 'at ort Perry : Race .e olf Race, on all fours Sack Race § mile Maral ys The meeting at the Foot last Friday evening was a decided suc- cess. It was under the auspices of the Organ Committee. Mr. J. Ploughman made an excellent chair- man; Mrs. N. Foster presided at the organ ; Miss Vera Jacko gave some instrumental] solos ; Rev. J. W. Totten gave a lecture on char- acter building. An. offering was taken amounting to nearly $22.00. Others will increase the amount of the collection. The people here have a mind to work. This church stands for all departments of God's work. The prevailing Whooping Cough prevented, we believe others The Head Ladies' Aid ix invited this week to meet on Friday -after- Isaac home of Mr. and Mrs. hy : of the District Loc congratulated on his' Utica Cuurc Parapk.--Ken 0. L., No. 2139, held its Church Parade on Sunday, the turnout was highly cr the locality and the frater! procession being nearly on strong, and a fier of mor igent body of men it, 'wou! cult to find, and they wete led by an expert, Mr. officiating i8 that capacitydt I of "Blackstock, and was assisted: by the Pastor, Rev. Mr. Laidlaw: reverend gentleman took text "Apd I say unto thee art Peter, and upon this 10 build my church; and the, hell shall not prevail agai Matt. 16: 18. The sermo! highly appropriate to theo and was listened to with ¢ terest by the large and congregation, e by the Choir was excélle by Mrs. Laidlaw was feel dered. On returning to th to visiting bret fhe trustees clergymen, . choir, church and the members were pr t. fro Perry, Uxbridge, Purple Hil a County purposes mai $50, ing plans and sp as approved by eer. This, Count cent, of cost of sam nators, Thorah : East' Whithy. and? the Tp: of Reach. A By-law to aid i tion of 'a bridge of River in the 1p, of 'A By-law appei Morgan, Caretak bridge; C. T Beaverton bridge Caretaker Elgin Pj oshua W, Ci A grant of $15 to plete sician made frequent m but all was of no avail 1 ble, Van- To, : sidence on - Friday plot in the Pine tery Degeased being an exepiplary member of the Ma- sonic fraternity he was buried with Masonic honors ; a number of the '| members of the Order from Austin besides his physician being present to pay their last respect ta 'the re mains of their beloved brother. HE DANGESE amacnn Qonsumption May Follow Un- ie iz ¥els0 good ] | Pills. Every dose helps make rich, ted bloo |, which drives out disease 3 oo ae \ of Its Ravages Are Ohecked. less There is danger to every gifl and very woman who falls a vicum to anaémia -- that - is bloodlessness. They become listless, feel too weak, too wretched and too hopeless 10 take. prompt steps to stop the trouble. Too often through ne- glect, they drift into a worse cof - dition, forgetting that anaemia frequently leads on to consumption. Il you are anaemic in the least degree you should lose no time 'in beginning treatment, to increase and enrich the blood supply. To do this there is no other medicine as Dr. Williams' Pink ind, brihgs = aga le an OFFERS THE CAREFUL R_OPPORTUNITIES HARD TO DUPLICATE. | ny is taking over and operating the finest GrapRrRvIY GG very best acquiring a large "acre tural' and diately pin nding the grove ; land has a. record of a thousand dollar to the acre production on a single crop, and bear in mind that this quality of soil produces. three craps per annum. 1 » This is proven land. - There is no guesswork about it. : ' 2 : The Company was formed other and independent interests in: the vicinity bf the Com: pany's project. © They lmow . its possibilities. under corporation management. i EALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned and endorsed *' Tender for supplying Coal for the Dominion Buildings," will be received at this office until 400 P.M, on Monday, July 14, * 19, for the supply of coal for the Public uildings TE ronetiont the Dominion. Combined specification apd form 'of tender can be obtained on application at this office aud from the caretakers of the different Dominion Buildings. vi Persons tendering ave notified that tenders "will not be considered unless made on the printed forms supplied, and signed with their actual signatures, "Hach tender must be. accompanied by an ted cheque on 4 chartered bank; payable to the order of the Honourable ° the Minister of Public Works, equal to upon to do so, or fail to complete the contract. If the tender be not accepted the cheque will be retirned. - 'By order, R. C. DESROCHERS, Secretary. Department of Public Works, Ottawa, June 14, 1913. ° Newspapers will not be paid:for this advertisement 'if they insert it without authority from the Department.--42889. em ee meme EXCURSION a TO by Ontario men, who have,