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WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1908 day morning the Sacra ot the Lord's Supper will be istered at the - Methodist : - wr J . Davis and family are summer home néar Ux- Macnab- Letcher e residence of Mr, and Mrs. H. Letcher was the scene of a ry pretty wedding on Thursday atternoon, July 23rd, 1908; when heir eldest daughter, Miss Laura Norine, was united in marriage to "Mt. J. Charles Macnab, of Clare: The ceremony was per- formed by Rev. B. Greatrix, of Belleville, assisted by Rev, R. T: Leitch, of Port Perry, in the pres "ence of about sixty guests. The home was tastefully decorated with ferns, -palms and sweet pea blos- soms. The bridal party stood un- der an arch of green from which was suspended a large bell of white roses. The bride, who was given) ~away by her father, was gowned in embroidered cream brussels net over taffeta, and was attended by her sister, Miss Nita Letcher, at- tired in cream silk mull, both car- Tying shower boquets of white roses aud lillies of the valley. The .groom was supported by Dr. A. C. Michell, of Toronts. 'I'he wedding march was rendered by Miss Marie "Wilson, of Fullerton, Ont. Duribg 'the signing of the register, Miss "Alice Weir sang "O Perfect Love." "The presents were botli numerous aud very beautiful. 'I'he groom's * gifts were--to the bride, a ring in which was set her birth stone, pro- tected on either side by a diamond; . to the bridesmaid, a bracelet; to the © :groomsman; a pearl scarf pin; and to Miss Wilson, a pearl brooch. after congratulations had been ex- tended and the wedding breakfast served, Mr. and Mrs. Macnab left for a tour of the lakes, including sthe Mackinaw trip. The bride wore a tailgred suit of lotus blue. Mrs. Macnab will leave a vacancy among the young people of Port Perry that will be difficult to fill as her 'pleasing manner has won for her a host of friends, and Norine as she "was familiarly called was a general favorite. Point Association will be held-at Sturgeon Point on Thursday "Au- ¥ ay of vo ing for the Weber 'Monday, August 17Lh. careful to plan your holidays so hat August 17th is spent in Port Perry. = < : a ' Regatta at Sturgeon Falls _ "The Fourth Annual Regatta un 'der the anspices of the Sturgeon] gust 6th. . Some of our lozal boat 1 ing "enthusiasts are mtending to take 'advantige of these sports. The programine is ds follows: Sail- ing race for Lake Sturgeon cham pionship flag; Gasoline power boats open, three miles; Dinghy race, 6 miles; Swimming race, 16 years and under; Canoe paddling, girls' dling, boys' tandem, 17 and under; Canoe paddling, ladies' singles; up: set race; Swimming race, Open; Gasoline launch race, 6 h.p. and over 3 h.p.; Guuwalerace; Gaso- line launch race, 3 h.p. and under; Cano paddling, mixed tandem; Crab race; Canoe paddling, open faudem; Open launch race, 3 miles; Canoe paddling, 4 in canoe; Tug of war, 4 in canog; Tilting tourna- ment, A Plenstng Pastime Very few people realize the en- joyment to be had by using a ko dak. Pretty bits of scevery, comt cal snapshots, groups of friends, all may be taken easily with a kodak. When you take a summer trip, it is pleasant to bring home parts of it to show your friends. Some people have had the idea that this pastime is expensive. Of course one can throw away money in this line as in any other. If you snap at everything in sight, the cost will 'climb up. But I can let vou have a complete outfit for $3.65. This outfit will be ready to take pictures and will include films and printing | out paper sufficient to produce six negatives and give you four copies of each or twenty-four pictures in all. More than that, if you have no time or for any other reason you do not-care to develop your pictures I can do the work for you at low rates, Come and look over my stock, and see what can be done at small expense. E. B. Flint; drug: gist and optician. Co T Seatastest RC NCI INTRIC CNC SCC NCI SCRE RNC ONC NC RCN ACRE rere sere oe oe Ge ee pelea a putea els Waals eeeplaciar lenient geejeageels tet 0! estsreedanirbonds - ol ° "ore! All eur Straw Hats irrespec- tive of price will be sold at Clearing Out Seetaatesteste ets ste see' ogeeieatseiaegeeivels 2 oe '* boo! "s" 2000 DRT 2: , 5 Joos 2 e! En) XIX ted oatea 8 ot FRR ° 2 oe, °, "" 0 0% 2 e! os, 2, e! °, Jeogee; Jos °, e' Soe! > "e' bos; > 2 "' 0% os rye ogeage geal COC her parents for |a few days in. town that day anyway. Be| tandem, 18 and under; Canoe pad- | "| Britain's most popular general the Inext day. Be {ronto yesterd CR "Miss R. Cornish is quite ill'with typhoid fever. Galt ih 'Miss Irvin, of Torenta, is visitin a few d : Mr. Ward : spendin Allison EW | town this ~ Miss Hope Hill is visiting her | grandfather, Mr Walter Hill: 'Miss Marjorie Mellow is visitin friends in Cobourg and Hastings Remarkable Values week. © i 'Mr. Jas, Paxton returned home | from the West on Monday night. Miss Bert McLean, -of Bowman: ville, is. visiting Miss M, Taggart. Mr. D. Scott, spent Sunday with friendsin town. Mrs: Swain, of Lindsay, spent a few days with her'sister, Mr. Orr Graham. ho? Miss O. Waddell left Monday tol spend a month or two with friends in Manitoba. A Harry Carnegie and Don. Evans! are batching it at Pettit's for aj week or two. I5E8. "Miss E. Sturgis, Whitby, was [5 Ho the guest of Mrs. A. Doubt and other friends in town. § Mrs. Herbert Jamieson is epend: | ing a week or two with Mr, and [8 Mrs. Wm. Jamieson. Mr. W. Wilton Gladish, Toronto, spent Sunday at Mr. and Murs. Daniel Boc's, Uuiion Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Carnegie, of Regina, arc guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Carnegie. Miss Birdie Dawes, St. John, N. B., is the guest of her sister, !f Mrs. J. W. Cottage." Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Murray, 1913 Adams St., Canton, Ohio, on Tuesday, July 21st, a daughter. Master who have been visiting their sister Mrs. I. Waldon, Toronto, have re- turned home. Miss Walkey, of Lindsay, and Mrs Carmichael, of Berlin, spending a week or two with Mrs. Orr Graham. Mr. and Mrs. T. Wharton and son, of Toronto, formerly of Port Pery, spent Sunday with old friends in town. Mrs. Nyal, who has been \visit- ing her grandfather, Mr. alter Hill, returned to her home in Roch- ester last Saturday. Miss Kathleen Meharry left Saturday for a visit with her cou- sin, Mrs. J. E. Roxborough, at Rocklands, Stoney Lake. Mr. Herbert Jamieson and Mrs. Cameron returned to Toronto after spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jamieson. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. McTag- gart, of Toronto, have spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Collacutt. Master Harry Wharton of Tor- onto, sang in the Methodist chuic on Sunday evening last. He pleased th audience very much. Mrs. N. Brers and Mrs. H. Doubt werc at Claremont last week attending the wedding of Mrs. Doubt's neice Miss Cora Harris. Miss G. Kennedy returned from her visit to Toronto and Miss Maud has returned! home for the summer after the millinery scason Owing to the illness of Rev Mr. Hagen he has been unable to take his place in the pulpit for two' Sun: days. Rev. Geo. Robinson preach- ed in the Baptist church last Sun- day. Meharry, ¢ Fairview Baschall Match On Thursday evening, weather permitting, there will be a gane of baseball played on the high school campus at 6.30 between our juniors and the team from Prince Albert. Everybody come. Lord Roberts in Toronto Those who take in the firemen's excursion on Tuesday next will have a good opportunity to see Lord Roberts in Toronto. At first it was thought he would be in that city on Tuesday, but the News announced that the date bad been changed to Wednesday. This will give the excursionists time to visit Niagara and see Great PRINCE ALBERT = e posters for par w ay Sm rs. J. S. Wayne went to To y spend a few' days, 'and baby, and of Claremont, |! Arthur and James Bae, |} are | Bl been hi "lesson is what they need." all of Toronto |' 3 Holman, 2 N= Lustre Skirts One of the very best of SKIRT CHANCES 2 J High grade 1 gore ladies' lustre -skirts made with box pleat at front and side and invertea pleated back, trimmed with band of same material, running up from the front. There's a sacrifice ot £1.50 on each of these skirts, hoht brown, sizes waist, July dale Colors ar e black, navy and from to 30 22 =J They're regular $3.00. Price $3.50 ers, sizes 3.4 to 44. cram. July Sale Price Men's Underwear 29¢. par garment Elastic Ribbed Cotton Balbrigoan Chloe Shires and Dw 20¢, Price per yard 38¢. a yard J -- 200 vards Dress Goods Remnants July cleerance on all skirt lengths from 1 to 7 yards, every shade, most every weave, light, medium or heavy weight 33c¢. JONES DUNK & COMPANY. A Minister's Confession. (Continued from first page.) that I had given my solemn prom- ise not to repeat the offence ! 'I'he jubilee of the church seemed a fitting opportunity to revise the conditiqns. I called the deacons ine critizally with me the printed creed of the church. 1 examined the deacons and found that none of them kuew a single article of the seyenteen. was the point on which the discus- cight deacous, and four other offi- cers, but not one of them believed in the uncomfortable doctrine. They never had. I, too, had given it up. But not one of them favored elimination or modification. They didn't believe it : they didn't want their children to believe it. Jut there it is to-day, and every man, woman and child, as they join, sol: emnly avow that they belicve "that the wicked shall go away iuto everlasting punishment." My next cfience was charged up to the "labor gang," Fifteen huu- dred men were on strike. They were mostly Italians, and the ave- rage wage was a little over a dollar a day. They had been out three weeks, their savings were gone, and their families were starviug, The strikers put their case entirely in my hands. Armed with the viewpoint of the men, I held aud- jence with manufacturer. For four Lours we went over the case. I gave him nine points, wiped out nine demands, and held to one, and this was a slight iccrease for one- 'dollar-a-day meti. He admited frankly that the point was well taken, "'But I can starve them into submission' he said,'* and the As I passed out of the big factory, he breakers. i 4See tliose niggers? ' Vest. ol 2 ell they can use a year book and iake note of changed | together and asked them to exan- = Eternal punishment] sion waxed most wai, There were pointed to some colored strike shipload of coal in Glasgow, brought it trinmphantly to the city. aud broke the seige. Again the church felt its dignity had been hurt and T was "'called upon." Indeed this stroke of dip- [l.macy was the proverbial straw (that broke my ecclesiaitical back! IT resigued! kok A sp sk oR ck sk sk sk The church is now at rest, same of Its friends say it dead. | But of the minister? Shall I fold (my tent and begin all over again? 'Itis a grave question for a man | [with a family. and : HONEYDALI | . TT { Mr. C. Wells has returved from his visit to Cambray. } Mr. and Mra, W. Laing have been visiting Mr. W. Lainz in Mavleville, Mrs J. Staley and daughter have been visiting Mrs P. I'itehett. Mr J. Irvin has improved his "house by cementing his cellar Hoor Mr. T. Johnson has been visiting friends in Sceugoeg. ITaying is about done. good crop this year, | { A pretty SEAGRAV IE © We are sorry to have to report that Miss Myita Short met with a rather serio 1s accident. A horse stepped on Miss Myrta's foot, so bruising it that she'is unable to use it. | We understand th=t Mr. Alonzo ' Snider had a good crop of alsike this year, He was able to thresh itin the fild after cuttivg. It seems impossi- ble that the summer stretchiug out towards autumn, bu when we hear that awful ehriek (call ed a whistle) given by a threshing machine in this neighborhood, we t Fall partic. knife as. is already are forced to believe it, Mrs, Conk has gone to I onto for a few days. Mr. R. Thompson wes in Lind mpson wi Jiudsa on Monday. v . \\ iss Lettie Midgler, of Prince Alhert is visiting her cunt, Mrs, T. Midgley. Miss Lillian Gibson is spending hier holidays with her grandmother, fis Conn, at sturgeon Point. Miss Nota Melar, Port Perry, is with hur coas'n, Miss Minnie Mclean, Mr. Luther Sleep is home with his notier. Hes, spent the past two years in Cuba, Rev, AW Op spent Mon! Mrs. GT, visited fia Wickett, of Scugog, at the Parsonage. "ompson of Lindsa -. hore Tact week Master Gordon Hall is visiting his uncle, Mr. 5. Midgley, | Miss el Savder has returned from vivo weeks visit with her gre are at Ouakvilie. hev grandpareuts ~ AMrso Whiteway ud Master Gordon have returned from their trip to Chicago. Miss May Thompson isin the city with her ane, Meso NL Alitchell. Miss Diesfeld, Port Perry, spent Sun- day with Miss B. Whiteway. Mrs Calder is back with Mrs, Mitchell this week. "Mr. Frank Kenny, of Philadelphia is visiting with her sister, Mrs. A. Snyder. The Misses Wakeford, of Toronto, are visiting their uncle, Mr. Heatlie. In looking over a Lindsay paper of last week, we read that our merchant, Mr. Thompson, has sold out his business to Mr. Thos. Watson of Sonya. Mr. Thompson has built up his business as we sec it to-day from a very small begin- ning. Twenty-five years ago everything was run on a comparatively small scale, while to-day we see an up to d:teconnt y store where practically everything needed in the country can be secured. The paper goes on to say that Mi. Watson's nephew John Watson of Bethel is to have the management of his farm. The raising of Mr. John Short's barn last week was a success. Onlyone acci- dent of a serious nature occured. Mr. J. H. Brown was the unfortunate one, having a pike pole driven through his "wrist. The wound is healing nicely. | 'The Ladies A'd Meeting last week, held atthe home of Mrs. W. A. King { was especially successful A goodly num- ber of the members and friends aitended | the afternoon meeting. Tea was served on the lawn." linmediately after neatly { €very one repaired to a field near by to twaten a basebhll game being played by Sonya the joint teams of Fing erdoard an agamst S:agrave. Unfortunately the light failed before the game was complet- ed leaving the score somewhat in. favor "ol the visiting team. When we returned . Lwe found business at the'ice cream stan "in full swing also we saw the' base' boys doing justice to the ample sup er provided forthem by Mrs. King. ands w "beautifully Tighted