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Miss JE Graduate 'of Household Science McDonald Institute, Guelph, and Boston J Free Demonstrations: Cooking School, 'giving in the Art and Science of Bread, Cake and Pastry Baking from the cele- brated Royal Household Flour, FREE OF CHARGE. Don't fail to attend these free Cooking Classes every afternoon------Monday to Saturday both days inclusive Monday July 24 to Saturday July At 2.30 o'clock sharp in the TOWN HALL PORT PERRY NO CHILDREN pike Send the Star to Absent Friends TOWN & SPEAR UNDERTAKERS ge 3 PORT RERRY FIREMEN'S EXCURSION "The following is the timetable and the schedule of fares in con- mection with the Firemen's Excur- sion to Niagara Falls to be held on Wednesday, August 2nd. Station Time Toronto Falls Lindsay....5.20... $1.95. ..$2.65 Ops eave. .527.0.. 1.80... ..2.85 Mariposa...5.35.... 1.65....2.40 Manilla ...545.... 1.65....2.35 Sonya .....555. 1.65....2.35 ve...6.00.... 1.55....2 30 Port Perry..6.20.... 1.50 2.20 Pr. Albert..6 24. 1.45.. .2.2 Manchester.6.29.... 1.35 2.20 High Point.6.32.... 1.30... Myrtle ....6.38.... 1.25 Brookfia ....6.46.... 1 20.... Whitby ....6.55.. Children over five and under twelve half fare. Tickets good going only one train, valid returning until the fol- . 'dowing day. © "The Street Railway Employees' 'Meet will be held at Scarboro on August 2ud. A big feature of the "days proceedings will be a race be- * aweem Tait and Bonhag. 2.15 {T 1S NOT IN THE BLOOD "Medicine Taken Intternally Cannot Cure Ecwema, Its Causediby Germs. Ecgema cannot be overcome by ordin- 3 old-fashioned way emma i caused by a parasitic germ that Doves ia the skin. It is generally a con- aagious disease. Until the, Pitasite 2 wompletely destroyed a remo! be cured. = Fully one-third form of ecxema. .2.20 2.0§' .95....1.95' Gees 4 § LOCAL NEWS | OPTI PIII IPIPIIIFFFFPYY Mr. McNab, of Claremont, was visiting friends in town last week. Mr. A. W. Allin was in town over Sunday. Miss Downer is in town for a couple of weeks. Mr. Jonathan Lane was in town over Sunday. Mr. Scarrow, of Toronto, was the guest ef his uncle, Mr. R. Pen- hall last week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Ross, and, Miss Edith Ross have returned home after an extended visit to Parry Sound. Miss Lucille Archer passed her elementary piano examination with honors. Miss Mabel Mark passed her| primary piano exsminations with honors. Miss Mark and Miss Archer are both pupils of Miss E. Willard. This standing is very creditable in such young pupils. Master Frank Wheeler passed his examinations at Edmonton with honors. Mr. John Nott was in Toronto last week celebrating his 86th birthday. He came home earlier than he had intended on account of the excessive heat. Miss Gladys Campbell has left for Grimsby, Mrs. Gillespie accom- panying her as far as Toronto. Born at 107 Dunn Av., Toronto, to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. H. MacBrien, on Monday, July 17, 1911, a son When Mr Fred Dowson returned to his home in Broadview, Sask , on Tuesday of this week, he was accompanied by his mother who went out to keep house for him. He also took his little daughter, Grace, back to his Western hone. Get the fly by using Dr. Wil- liams' - Insect Destroyer on your stock. For sale at Parrish's Hard- ware. > the Convention of the Shriners of all America at Rochester last week Mr. Wailace Spear is camping at Pine Point. "a beginning of the week. The highest grade of coal oil 20 -- A live wire fell across the road- way of the main street in Port Perry on Sunday night. Presently one of Cawker's livery horses came along and stepped on that wire. He didn't get any farther but dropped right there and stayed there uulil the power was shut off. Then he jumped up and went on, sadder but no wiser, DOING THE JOB The job of clearing out the lake weeds has been started, and, so far as it has gone, a good job has been done; It is curious to note the comments of different citizens re this bit of work. Some are pleased, some are not pleased, some ** don't care,' but grumble on general principles, some think too much money is being spent on the work, but would like to have a sidewalk or crossing at certain points con venient to themselves. Doubtless the Councillors have heard about the miller and his humble beast of' burden. Knowing the story, they will likely do as much of the work as proper management of finances will permit, recognizing the fact that with Port Perry '* her face is her fortune." Mr. Fred Irvin and friend Miss Beatrice Hayes were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Irvin over Sunday. BZ Sew Griamon Bl WEBSTER'S/\ NEW =" INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY THE MERRIAM WEBSTER The Only New unsbridged dic- tionary in years. Contains the pith and essence of an esuthoritative library. Covers every field of knowl. edge. ax, JEncysiopsdis in a Mr. W. U. Carnegie attended ; Dr. and Mrs. Mellow motored to 4 Napanee, Sillsville and Bath at the} cents per gallon at Parrish's Hard- |. Loyal Diane Lodge Parade There was an element of sadness for Port Perry Lodge in 'the cele- stock. Robt. Hyland,' who for half a century-had been a loyal Orangeman, was dead; and his body was escorted to its last resting place at 'Blackstock by the proces- slon that went from here to celebrate the Battle of the Boyne. Six bear- ers were chosen from the ranks of the local lodge. Just as the cortege reached the outskirts of Black- stock, the other lodges that had assembled to celebrate came out and joined the procession that slowly marched to the cemetery. Here the English Church Burial Service was read by Rev. Ri M. Allen, of Port Perry. Then the funeral rites were concluded by the Orange Order. Worshipful Master R. B. Smallman, of Port Perry, read the funeral service, Rev. J. H.. Kidd, of Blackstock, taking the chaplain's part. © So one more member is numbered with the dead --Robt. Hyland's task is over, and he was buried with honors. The regular parade began at 2 p.at. Seven lodges attended. They were: «Port Perry Blackstock Purple Hill '"Devitt's Tyrone -Enuiskillen Cadmus i The procession was headed 'by the Greenbank Brass Band. Capt Farrel, ' ot Tyrone, was Grand 'Marshall. over the members marched to the drill shed, where speeches were delivered by Revs Messrs. Kidd, Forster, and Robins. District Mas- ter Sanderson occupied the chair. "The ladies of the Auvglican church at Blackstock supplied an 'A rousing good concert was held at night: Best Ametican coal oil 20, . per gallon at Parrish's Hardware. THE NEW 8ROP > You can see it for yourself any time you wish. It's down there 'where the old Railroad hotel used to be opposite the station: Such a cleaping up as Art Dowson has made is worthy of note and com-. 'mendation, ~ He has torn: down. a ramshackle building and put. up a modern, weil equipped blacksmith shop, that is a clean, creditabie bit of work. In connection with the ; "there will be stables wheré Art bration of the Twelfth at Black- | After the parade was able excelent dinner in the town hall. | 'will be able to buy, sell or! wishes: A house 7 rooms, frame barn and sol Sioy loam shen) in able berries etc, a fine home, and sonable price, $525. who wants a stock farm of 50 or a 100 acres close to a railway station, will take with us(to rent.' = By $6.000.00 Tyo los sores in" Reach ownshi| ja to Port omi- lortab awelne, two bans Dig neRhon house, soil clay loam, about 400 apple farm. "See us, Terms arranged. $650.00 buys a comfortable home in good condition, on a sized lot: all in splendid order, "has re- moved. This property must be sold. choice sitbation and modern improve: EE me Sieh a Hr - "of : Withes to tell. Let us show it to you. $6000.00 buys an improved farm of 150 acres, well situated in Tp. : five miles from Port Perry, We struction. from the buyer to get th sold at once. ~ This a great snap. NOTICE We have many applications for loans and in the exch and sale of Fropertes, | dant 0 uni profita mvestment of Fin on occurred tous that if people who have money for investment in any amounts, should list their amounts with us, we might place ft at current rates. $2600 00 will buy a splendid Home with Blacksmith and wood shop, also gas engine and lathes and all other necess: ary appliances far doing business. This FOR RENT. We have a clients perty, possession next Spring. List yeur farms | trees, good water. - This is a dandy fruit |! $700 esti. | n=) or farm : fine $1000.00 buys a beaptifal -- ¥ $1000.00 Duys 2 beantiful home, de ta Fos Ae 768 700 00 Buys one quarter. 3700-0 narter oe ed house, shed. and so 7000-00 will buy a farm of 92 acres | : NVESTMENTS when want.|$700.00 buys TENTS or mal comfortable tacit ne [ o for this $1400.00 buys three quar SD er isa' double ater, d an investment will pay cent. Termsarranged. © ~~ $075 00 will buy 13 seres --1 acje enced. House, frame 2 Story, 9 rooms | cellar; water. Stable se. Lig Terms liberal. © This e and. is a snap. "Let us tell you about it. We shall be pleas i ¥ these properties. will inake a splendid' home or good 'in~ yestment. Let nid ba you this, . i ed to show' you any of