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THE PORT PERRY STAR AND STANDARD 6 The said debentures shall be hand: ed over to the said Company at' the |g expiration of one month' alter the Com- pany has complied 'with the terms andj conditions hereinafter. mentioned and |} furnished proof satisfactory to the said Municipal Council that such terms and !| conditions have heen and are being com. plied with ; and upon and only upon such terms and conditions, namely a That the said Company shall have} an authorized capital of Jacowoon and a paid up capital of $50,000 in money and overand aho-¢ any amounts paid for patents and paticrns, pry + b That the said Company shall have erected and completed on the site 'to be furnished by the Corporation buildings suitable for the purpose of the said Com-: pany at an outlay and value of not less than $20,080 and shall have 'installed therein fixed machinery of the cost and value cf not less than the differance be- tween the cost of said buildings and the' sum of $60,000 and the whole plant shall be capable of op=rating the business of the said Company and worth the above | sums to the satisfaction of the council, c¢ That the said Company sha'l have executed and delivered to the said Cor- poration a first Mortgage or Mortgages on the said site, buildings and machinery and other the assets of the said Company acquifed and to be acquired excepting materials manufactured an unmanufac- tured and intended for sale and books of account, cash and moneys payable, as security for the payment by the said Company to the Corporation from year to year during the" currency of the said "| debentures of the respective 'amounts which sha'l annually mature on said debentures. d The said payments by the said § Company under the said Mortgage or Mortgages to fall due and be payable annually on the 15th day of July, the first payment becoming due and payable on the 15th day of July, 1909. The said Mortgage or Mortgages to contain In- FS surance clause to the insurable value of [4 said property, covenant to keep the J buildings and plant in repair, covenant fo:epayment. Power of sale on two months' default on one month's notice. The said Mortgage or Mortgages further providing that the same shall fall due in the event of the Company's failing to employ and keep employed in at and upon the said factory and in connection' with the works and manufactures thereof during at least nine months of each year vases diiring the currency of the Mortgage or Mortgages at least an average of thirty men during the first year and during the nine months of each subsequent year at least forty men having their fixed or 2 principal place of residence in Port S58 Perry excepting by reason of enforced idleness caused by strikes, accidents and delavs arising other than from neglect, ! default, or lack of capil or. . bus- A. Ro ss & Sons ' + iness, the said Company having the right Mort eee ime. after ton Sears | point persons fo attend at the various ' feeling that he has been unjustly NY Ortgage Cof th id debentures polling places afdresaid and at the final treated. upon payment of the said de : summing up of the votes by the Clerk on . . e That the said Company shall have epaif oe persons interested in and| _1here is a wrong though from the said intended manufacturing estab- | hromoting or opposing the passing of the, which almost everyone has suffered lishment in operation and have at least },y Jaw respectively. and perhaps is still suffering. Not twenty fiveemployeesengagedtheremand | 15 The Clerk of the Council of the only do we all suffer from this shall have had such number continuously ' gid Village of Port Port Perry shall: a but it 1 employed thercin for at least the term of 5yiend at his office at ten. o'clock a.m. | wrong, we pass it on to the one month immediately previous to the! Tuesday the 18th Aug 1908 to sum up the next fellow with interest. The POPC ROCIO ICRC FOO PRICK If you need Paris Green, Scythes, Hay Fork Ropes, or Turnip Hoes, you can get the best at CARNEGIE BROS. 383 0 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 0 2 0 2 3 3 | Purdy's Cash Store Is always stocked with any quantity of Ogilvie"s celebrated Brands of Flour--Royal Household and Glenora. Ghop and Shorts by the ton. Table, Dairy, Fine Barrel and Goarse Sack Salt always i stock. { - a ---- a Four or five of ur lines of Fine Foot- | wear are Droken~-Vici Kid, Oxfords, and Strap Slippers, some patent y : tips, all sizes, look at the price 1.30 4 'Russian ARLE : cut, regular $4.00 and big saving, all sizes, .., ve NR yr ~-- ---- 'En nda Low 'Black and Tan Oxfords an Pam + mill For Women [77 Zack ad Tan Oxtordsan rie, styles, a big bargain. July Sale Price. .svivisuiseivesvsnoissnssns RII III III SOOO HRN N RN IHNK SCO ba) Sizes 10% to 2, Black Kid Ox fords and Strap Slippers, lo oe for warm weather, LE RC I A RN SC Sr Sa Se | - e : 5 For the Little Woman _ heels; patent 1ips, Mackay sewn, a very dressy sh Will bear inspection. . July sale price iA HW . Fi --~-- ~ MEN'S HARVESTING BOOTS A good serviceable boot and not too heav split lcathers, sizes 6 to 10. ,A real snap. y for hot weather, in buff and I.25 GROCERIES TEA--Special Blend India and Ceylon .....eveveveerceraeenssnesaoperlb ose, PEANUT BUTTER--For lunches, in glass jars woueeeneeeieneenns inns Pe 5 PORK AND BEANS --\Vith Chili Sauce, veuverueaesnasrnnn..n SALMON--West Red in flats ..veuvueveeenrnennnenns Groceries and Provisions Fresh and good. Crockery and Glass- ware in abundance, ice Cream Parlor and ConfectiBnery Dept. Always stocked with all the delicacies of the season. Call and sample for yourselves. 3 | . LIVERY Having? purchased the Myrtle Livery from Mr, F. W, Lea, I shall keep a suitable number of up-to date vehicles and horses. Seryice will be prompt and reliable. All trains met. Com- mercial Travellers and others MYRTLE " \/\V/ a fellow a chance?" Why didn't she? } : . Not all mothers are like that, bu there are enough to make the story worth telling. : The average man would rather do right than wrong, but he can' dodge all the slurs cast upon Jus will find splendid accommodation at these stables. Harness made, sold and repaired, J.W.DISNEY MYRTLE ONT, BY-LAW NO. A By-law to authorize a loan of $30,000 and other concessions to The Canadian Weber Gas Engine Company, Limited. In this By-law the word "Company" shall mean the Canadian Weber Gas Engine Company, Limited, the word "Council" shall mean the Municipal Council of the Village of Port Perry, and the word "Corporation" shall mean the Corporation of the Village of Port Perry. WHEREAS the Canadian Weber Gas Engine Company Limited propose to manufacture and sell the Weber Power Engines as manufactured by the Weber Gas Engine Company of Kansas City Missouri. AND WHEREAS The Weber Gas Engine Company of Kansas City has greed to furnish the said Company all eir necessary patterns and patents " rtaining to the said Engines, together With the right to use in Canada the 'mame Weber in consideration of receiv- ig certain shares in the stock of the said m; Perry is desirous of aiding the said y by grantiug them a site of ap- proximately six acres of land, the-'esti- mated cost of which will be $600, and by granting to the aforesaid Company free water and gravel, sand stone, and ex: emption from taxes as far as permitted by the Municipal Act and also to grant ny, RD WHEREAS the said Village of A , Port Perry is $46,791.67, made up as follows -- Railway Debenture $21337.08 Waterworks Debenture $14454.59 Consolidated Floating Debt $11000 whereof no sum ncither of principal or interest is in arrear, THEREFORE the Municipal Council of the Village of Port Perry enacts as follows : 1 This By-Law shall take effect on the final passing thereof by the Council, but shall not be so finally passed or have any force or effect unless or until the same has received the assent of the qualified electors of the Municipality of Port Perry according to the provisions of the Muni- cipal Act and amendments thereto. 2 It shall and may be lawful for the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the Village of Port Perry to grant a loan by issuing debentures to the extent of $30,000 with interest thereon at 5% per annum and by granting a free site, free water and free gravel; sand and stone, and exemption from taxes as far as per- mitted by the Municipal Act to the said Compan y, --provided the said Corpora- tion shall apply to the proper authorities in that'b half'to approve or confirm this By-Law, the Corporation not being liable for any damage for any. failure therein, and for the purpose of purchasing the site for the said ompagy the said Coun- cil shall levy during the current year the to the said Company a loan of debentures having a face value of $30,000 bearing interest at five per cent; AND WHEREAS the said Company have agreed inconsideration of the passin of this By-Law to use all due speed an "reasonable effort to erect a it running full time | capacity and to do certain other more here ereinafter set out. WHEREAS fon order to aid the and | final passing "of this By-La and at its full ed on the acts, as t of the price of the said site. And Lof the Village of Port Perry to the amount of $30,000 aforesaid in sims of not les than $100 each shall be issued after th Ie bolluros Shall he Samed 0 te of the final passing of this By- and shall be : ; Law for the purpose of making the loan of $30,000; debentures of 'the Corporation | years: at Port time when the said Company shall be- come entitled to the delivery of the said debentures. 7 The said Corporation shall con- temporaneously with the delivery of the said debentures also deliver to the. said Company a Conveyance in fee simple of said site. 8 That the land, buildings, plant and machinery of the said Company shall be exempt from all taxes, rates, assessments and other municipal charges including business tax in so far as permited by the Municipal Act, but excepting school rates and rates for local improvements. 9 That the said Company shall there- after have the privilage to take free of cost for their own use subject to super- vision of the Village Engineer, all' gravel sand and stone naturally in or upon any pit or land used for furnishing gravel sand or stone now or hereafter owned by the Corporation or from which the Cor- take and use gravel, sand or stone, and shall further have the privilage to. take free of cost all water belonging to the Corporation required for their own use, they constructing under the supervision of the Village Engineer their own water- mains from those of the Corporation, 10 That all payments as aforesaid Corporation, shall forthwith after the account in a Chartered Bank, an on account of debentures hereby author: ofthe sum so applied. 11 The sum of $200. paid by the Company to thesaid Council shallon compliance with the terms and conditi he 'set out on their part, to be' he served ,be returned to them, otherwise applied to the expenses incident to Unless the saic 12 or before the first 1909 comply 'with poration has or shall have the right to} made by the said Company to the said receipt thereof be depositedto a § cial at the money standing to the credit of such special account, or a sufficient part there- of,at the time of settling the total annual pal rate and making up the collector's roll for any year shall be applied in and towards payment of the amount falling, due in such year for principal and interest} ised, and that the amount to be raised in| such year shall be reduced to the extent Then the good that is within ) number of votes for and against the by-law. The following Schedule gives in each column respectively the year, the amount of principal owing, the amount of princi- pal due, the amount of interest payable, and the total payment due in each year. SCHEDULE A BY-LAW -- Date 1909 910 1911 1912 1913 Int. $1500 1425 1350 1275 1200 1135 Prin, Owing Prin. due $30,000 28,500 27,000 25,500 24,000 22,600 21,000 10:50 18,000 16,500 15,000 &s 1800 1785 1650 1575 NOTICE . 'Take notice that the above is a true copy of a proposed by-law which has been taken into consideration, and which will be finally passed by the council of the Village of Port Perry (in the event of the assent of the electors being obtained thereto) after one month from the first publication in PORT PERRY STAR date of which first 'publication was Wednes- day the 15th July 1908; and that the votes of the electors of the said mubici- aces fixed therein. H. HARRIS, CLERK, and at the hour-and LP: : WM. TRUST IN MAN must trust in man to save We | Make him think he is a man; "him . Strives to do the best it ca | Call him 'rascal,' and we dri From all'g ess 'the ity will be taken thereon on the day | passed that wrong is this--it is taken for grant- ed that every man would rather do wrong than right if he bad an even (chance. You know how the old theory ran. " We are all born in sin." "Man is prone to evil," and other sayings to the same effect. We know these time honored say- ings off by heart. They were used in our early infancy, and have been the basis of our religious experience as long as we can remember. If anyone said that we were born to smallpox and prone to diphtheria as the sparks fly upward, we should be properly indignant. But we will allow anyone to take it for granted that we are morally tliseased, and we will offer-no word of protest. In fact it is considered a mark of total depravity if a man will -not admit that " the heart is deceitful above all things and desperately wicked» This Hobson's choice is about as generous treatment as was accorded to suspected witches in the days when trial by ordeal was common. In those '" good old days " women who were eccentric 'or unpopular were supposed to be in league with the devil and were brought up for trial. It is- said that they were thrown into the river. = 1f they swam they were witches: If they were drowned they were innocent. Along physical lines we haye e still ordeal, eS lines we try our fellows by stage, but along moral motives, and he loses faith in hil self because others have lost faith in him. : sSCUGOG On Wednesday, July 15th, th Methodists of the Head Church held a garden party at the home of M and Mrs. Thos, Graham, and would have been difficult to 1 more fuitable place to hold. is, . Grabam has a very beautiful a) 1t is large and well kept and is co pletely enclosed with everg one of the most homelike places possible to find, And the wel one gets is hearty and sincere. der such eenditions it was no! derful that everybody enjo, good time--n really sociable It was started by Rev, Mr. "\ requesting people to '* fill-in.' response was unanimous. The g " filled in" 'with appetites would have made millionaires vious. The tables were well pi ed with 'filling in!" material, in every particular, Th : one dainty that wen that was the ice cream. ing was very cool le to eat ice cream, delic wag not an unmixed Wi