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"the animal sold as the law directs. WM. SAVAGE, Scucoa. REN OSHAWA AND SONYA size automobile Prest-O-Lite er will be rewarded * by moti ig. the McLaughlin = Carriage 'Co., ted, Oshawa, Y Several sums from $300 to $10,000, have with nie for immediate in- | tatio. Offcial Paper of thy People.) FOUNDED IN 1887. @uly Paper Printed and Published In H Port Perry. . PORT PERRY, JULY 2, 1914 EE AR RR TA In the Anglican synod of Huson a thotion fto put women members of vestries on the same footing as men ip the matter of voting on issues af- fecting the church was defeated. The Herald says that one-third of the female teachers in Calgary schools marry every year, Ontario school marms who dispise matri- mony should keep away from Cal- gary. Mrs. John Reeves, of Simcoe, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Bronson of the same place are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Letcher. Mrs. Reeves is eldest sister of Mr. Letcher. Mr. Duncan Cowan (Entertainer,) and Mrs. Cowan and little son, of Toronto are visiting with Mr. and "Mrs. H. W. Linke. p= CHURCH PARADE The Annual Church Parade of King Edward L. 0. L. No. 223, Port' Perry, will take place to the Methodist Church on Sunday even- 28 mmnmmpets weednnen De 0 ING Lac wan 10. ane 'B.A. will preach a sermon approp- iriate to the occasion. Rammfarth Putvirbvtioph alt &1r, Irvin is offering a Big Bar- in a steel Pumping Mill. See advertisement elsewhere. €&F Ou Fire Brigade are alréady making preparations for their Annual Excursion to Niagara Falls. They purpose making it the best yet. It will be due in about four weeks. MCINTYRE'S JULY BARGAIN SALE. --The Great July Sale at Mclntyre's for the present month commences "to-day (Thursday) yesterday being a holiday, and from the word "go" there will be a rush. This estab- lishment is noted far and wide for its superior stock of goods, no in- ferior article is stocked or entertain- ed at any price. Mr. Mcintyre being one of the best judges in the Dominion of the class of goods in which he deals; in fact he is an an acknowledged expert buyer so that in buying goods at his estab- lishment you obtain bargains the year round, so thatjfor this July Cut- ting Sale, extraordinary Bargains are quoted in his full 4-page circular just issued, the edition being large and distribution being free it will certainly be of interest to all to 'peruse it and take advantage of the opportunity offered. The rush will commence at oncé, be in the swim By being early at the counters of this popular establishment and in- dulge in investing in the July Bar- 'gains. Since the disaster on the St. Law- rence there have been three other grious accidenls to ocean-going hips of the big type, not one pened on the St. Law- legislator, 8 = supporter of the Ho ependent "elect- fio. hayé most to support jtnment, That 'and presperous ar column and and what is still g an experienced . r best rovincial ecamaen t that ever existed. oo Meeting After! the Oampaign was held in the Town 'Hall, Por, Perry, on the evening of Tuesdag last to give ex- pression of the highly satisfactory result of the contest in South On- Me EH' & best Loca} Government 'that ever existed fi this Province, the following gentlemen addressed the meeting : Dr. J. J. Moore, Brook- Jf; Dr. Kaiser and Mr. iD. A. J, wanson, of Oshawa, Bnd Mr. Charles Calder, the successful tandidate. The speeches were all ofa congratulatory ordet and did credit to the oratorial talent of the gentlemen from South of the Ridges; they were all in fine fettle and all did justice to the occasion ; being gifted as well as thoroughly versed on the political questions -of the day as stump orators, their temarks were pointed and spontaneous and met rapturous and almost continu- ons applause of a highly delighted and appreciative assemblage, the youth and beauty being largely re- presented, for the fair sex were pre- sent in large numbers in their right and might. Never before, in our somewhat extended career, were we present at a meeting where such unanimity of expression and pur: pose prevailed, and a most pleasing feature was that'Charles Calder was the hero of the day and all, isres- pective of their political leanings, appeared delighted to "honor him. A 'pleasing feature of the evening was that the speakers made no reference whatever to the defeated candidate inthis Riding, but the Leader of the Opposition, N. W, Rowell, walunmercifully scored for his miserable attempt tg float into power on a one-plank-platform. His attempt to bring our religious in- stitutions into the vortex of the campaign was mosgt vigorously condemned. During 'the speaking the President of the Association, Mr. E. H. Purdy, 88 well as the Secretary, Dr. J. J.. Moore, were highly complimented' on r ser- vices that had sogaterially cor- tributed to jso magnificent a result, The Port Perry Band rendered choice music during the proceed- ings. Double Wedding at Winnipeg An interesting event took place, June 24th, at the résidence of Mr, and Mrs. T. B. Gerew, when their daughter, Grace Olive, was united in marriage to Mr. Robert Maulson, B.A., Barrister, of Swift Current, Sask, .by Rev, Ri Whiting, of Young Methodist Church. The second marriage beisig Maude Eliza- r. Allan Ball United College: ating. in After a sl i and Mrs. Mau closely contested i is a list of the eye S---- ' 4 Oountry Needs Farmers: identified since' to-day more than bers. "We have Our chief mission is. tributary country. wi to make our city which to live ; to pr ous interests we rep Former Residents of Port Perry are Doing Well in Oentral Alberta Edmonton, most northerly city of the 75,000 class on the American Continent, is a community of cos- | mopolitan complexion and metro-|vocate legislation politan ambitions, enterprise and [good to the largest progress. Its a City with' a heart, {10 encourage and a sotil, a conscience--it stands omen In 'every . Wo four-square. Its record is an open| "We senta | book ; it lias been tried and it rings [230 delegates to the. true-sound to thg core," the 'Associated. Advertis August Wolf, Publicity Secretary 3 of the Edmonton, (Alta.,) Industri- nd ca i oa al Association and Editar and pubs iin the various @ lisher of The Edmonton Spirit, said |were 90 ladies - inc this to TE OnssrveR last Monday, |they po the Dallas | © have 1, and his four years' old son. {as and tudents, in community build- ing from ing," Mr. Wolf added, "speak of [tons ot'c year. Edmonton as the Wonder City of | 'Our tarm'fands are the prairie provinces | Neilson, member for Cheshire Divi- for raw lands and fiom sion of Hyde in British House of | re a asus Parliament and president of the stock, poultry, ve 4,500,0 00 vege! English League for the Taxation |small fruits that can be. of Land Values, referred to it re- We are importing seve cently in an address to his constit-| 4 poultry and eggs the World at Toronto. Francis | ranging from $8.50 to $1 of dollars Worth of dairy, prod 3, Thomas 'man, Vera ie, Jack cutt, Orville neymoon, Mic will go to their home at Swift. Current and Mr. and Mrs. Elliott will reside in Winnipeg. uents, following a tour of Canada and the United States in these words : «« Edmonton is the freest city in the world. She allows no private pockets to drain away the commer- cial values of ber franchises. She has no disease-breeding slums, no involuntary poverty and no conse- quences of these evils.' "Our people are proud of our city's achievements and its continu- ed progress ; they guard with par- donable pride the fair name of Ed- monton ;- they have unbounded faith in themselves and in the place they call home and the fullest con- fidence in its future. Truly Edmon- ton is a-community of wide-vision- ed people, living in a district where every prospect pleases. "Edmonton owns and operates all of its public utilities. It is the first city in'Canada to carry out successfully the plan of absolute municipal ownership, also the first organized comfnunity to adopt the principle of assessment of land values only for £h pose of taxa- tion, The vali id nd placed at $190,000,000; the levy is $16 per thousand ; there is no other tax of any kind. Through the Torrens system every title, ur- ban or rural, is guaranteed by the government, thus giving absolute protection to the purchaser. 'Ours is the sixth city in Cana- da. We incorporatod in 1904 with a population of 6,739. To-day we have 73,000. A number of them are former residents of Port Perry, and I am glad to tell you that they are all doing well. Their enter- prise and stick-to-itiveness has won for them places of responsibility and trust. Others are doing even better than they expected in the farming district. "Edmonton is the financial, in- dustrial and commercial centre of an area of more than 200,000 square miles, also the gateway to the Peace River and North countries, which, 'when fully * developed, will be able to feed and clothe fully 30,000,000 people without help from the outside. "We are in the heart of the largest area of undeveloped natural resources in the world. Our great- est needs are earnest and ambitious men and women to till our lands We want more trained farmers, preferrably from Ontario, who .are trained to produce things from the soil and who understand dairying "and other forms of 'diversified ag- riculture.. We have mo need for laborers, artisans Of clerks at the ess, Milton th, Dugald , William "Raines, Clara Rodman, Reta Wildman, Elgin Recommended -- Bowman; Roy Carr, James Profit, Elzear before, our greatest: farmers, who understant agriculture. To these} hearty welcome. { "Readers of THE OBSJIRVER V may be interested in what has designated as 'the bestof the Id great west,' to the Edmonton Industrial" Adsociatigt for copies of our latés): book which I should be glad "td forwal to them free of all:cost. e bool contain more than 5,000 fjcts abo Edmonton and the provifice of berta. They contain brass ta statements which have bien ga ered from official sources; ¥ A Anderson, Donald Corrtin, Howard Gerrow, Ernest Goode, Edna Hamilton, Alice Ingram, Edgar b McG ire, George { § Meclndless, Alvin The Spelling Pape " Raines, John ) pn 5 0) Spence, Ernest Junior High School Entrangg Switzer, Orval 1914. Taylor, Douglas West, James on term work-- Two marks off for eachie: AT By his various published writ the author had made little imp (Value 50. sion as'yet on the general 4 Dg Butcritical ds and oft of sustained precision, ; grace of style character best French prose, but rare io the extreme, Fe how to stamp all he vivid personal charm himself a master of the mated plirase; and. w or parable, essay of Wai tion, had touched on. experience and feeling servation and insight ol je 1. Certain plants cant the strong sunligl 2. By neglect of lose money. 3. In this descriptis memories of h preserved. 4 Nature and art & onistic; they are. 1 als come to 1 the sovereign. 6. The citi Jukior Srcoxp To SENIOR 'Secon o Senior FourTH Fleming, was d 'went to Rev. J. C. Tolmie. . All the - other Ministers were re< elected with increased majorities. The Liberal party shows a net gain if of five seats in the old constituencies, | re n of the and won three out of now constituencies. 3 The. actual Conservative gains are South Bruce, Haldimand, East Lamb- ton, South Ontario, and North Went- worth--=6. i 2 The Liberal gains ares North Brant, South Brant, North Essex, South Bssex, North Middlesex, East Ottawa, West Ottawa, West Peter- boro, Prince Edward, and South Wellington--10. : The new constituencies whieh went Conservative are: Niagara Falls, Riverdale - (Toronto), Parkdale (To- ronto), and South Victoria. 3 The new vonstituencies which went Liberal are: Cochrane, Lincoln and Windsor, Sel One of the most surprising events of the election was the return by the elect~rs of Prescott of Gustave Evan- turel, the discredited Liberal who was SIR JAMES WHITNEY. read out of the party after the sen- sational episode of last session and who resigned his seat in the House. For all the number of independent candidates, temperance, labor, social~ ist, and ong anti-temperance, Who ap- 'peared on nomination day ,only two outside of party lines were returned, Evanturel and "Allan = Studholme (Lab.; E. Hamilton) + There will be few changes of im- portance in the personnel of the House. Four of Mr. Rowell's follow- ers in the last Legislature were de- feated at the polls, namely: Dr. Me- Queen (North Wentworth), Messrs, McCormick (East: Lambton), Ander- gon (North Huron), Sinclair (South Ontario). Mr. C. Kohler (Haldi- mand) did pot go up for re-election, The . changes on the Ministerial sie were much more extensive. Not "la fe ed w prominent Coneervatives retir- voluntarily, and members { Messrs. McNaught (North Toronto), orman Pock (West Peterboro), (Prince Edward), Galna ' (Barry Sound), and Ebbs (South Lanark), were defeated by the nominating con- ventions. Among those rejected at the polls yesterday were: Hon, J. O. Reaume, Minister of Public Works; Messrs, Anderson, South Essex; Westbrook, North Brant; Brewster, South Brant; Champagne and EIlis, Ottawa; and Scholfield, South Well- ington, Rus TREE) The elected cendidate: with: their approximate majorities follows :-- 11--D. Ra Sturgeon Falls--Z. Mageau Wellington, East--U. Richard. gon port, and tes -pursted in four widowers, leav ss. The 4 200 lar 90 os 300 1,000 A 437 Carter 90 401 o 990 'Leader Gaitns In the House. at WOODSTOCK, -Juna 30.--Mr. N. Shirley. fs WOMEN'S INSTITUT E "The meeting at Mrs? Alex. Vance's was a good ofie ; and as obr new | President, Mrs. H, Hockin, begged 'to withdraw from the honors anc responsibities of the position; chair was well occupied by a form President, Mrs, Allén Moore. riew election will take place at the. ext meeting, July 8th; at the hom s of Mrs. John Toms, near Bet church. A good program is bi prepared, the details of which not. made public. Come and find out about it. : En ie mom A NERVOUS BREAKDOWN Rowell received the results of the'! gan Be Averted By Feeding the Woodstock Young lection at fal | Mh our Doction, 1t took up all our time to got candidates in the field. #7 desire to thank the electors of the: province who gave us their sup- y particularly the large body of volunteer workers who have free- 1y given of thelr time in this con- t.. 'We have brought into the poli- tical affairs of the province & new spirit of public servie, and kundreds of men who have not hitherto taken an active interest in political affairs will undoubtedly do so in the futpre, This is the guarantee of the ultimate Success. : of the policy of misrepresen tion persistently and systematically order to mislead the electors as to our position and policy, 1 shail' not speak at present." Many Are Parentless, OTTAWA, June 30.--According to an official report to the Labor De- artment from its special agent, J. 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