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Bamforth and Mrs. Bam- h spent a few days in Toront 'week. r 'Mr. Sintzell has returned from a to the West. : 3 'Miss Dhel Purdy of «Whitby 'Ladies College was home over Sunday. © Mr. C. A. Nevison and family, "of "Toronto who recently purchased 'the Holman property. in Prince® Alberta. + have moved and will work the place, Messrs Jack and Boe shipped two carloads of steck to Montréal on Fri- day last. ; MD McMillan shipped a car- 10ad of heavy horses to Vancouver . last week. «Mr. and Mrs. J. Slemmon, of Cress- < well, and Miss Wickett, of Toronto, were the guests of Mrs. J. Orr. Post Office Interior Fittings Contract "The contract for the interior fittings of the post office was let to the- Berlin . Interior Hardwood Co. of Berlin, Ont for the Sum of $990. Coupon Contest The result of the coupon contest at * the Olympia Rink was as follows: Miss Mabel Corrin 132 coupons st prize. Miss Vera prize. Miss Una Spence 76 coupons. Miss Evelyn Rodman 55 coupons. Cook 77 coupons 2nd Pork and Potato Supper Keep in mind the Irish supper and concert on St. Patricks night, March 17, to be given by the Epworth Lea- gue .of the Methodist Church. An elocutionist and a soloist from Whitby Ladies' College are expected to assist the local talent. Admission 25¢. The Lectu re and Oyster Supper A large number of people attended the entertainment given in the Baptist church on Tuesday evening of "last week. The ladies served -a. most pleasing . oyster supper which was thoroughly enjoyed. = A short musical program was given The feature of the evening's "enter- €ainment was the lecture given by Rey. Thos. Bates on "Hugh Latimer." "The lecturer had a thorough undet- standing of bis. subject, which dealt with a time of great trouble and danger in Engiish history, when 'men's . fivee counted as little so long as as the ends of the great political plotters were served. Mr Bates gave a vivid picture of these times, and his address showed wide reading 'and study. Blacksmith Business or Sale The undersigned 'offers for sale his Glacksmith business, Excellent stand, steady Horse livery occupies A snap for. $0. ig M and Miss Edith the winter in Ca 1 just been on a visit to find the climate delightful for Feb ruary: "Ross. are ifornia. Cawker will be "pledsed 'Redlands and| The many friends of Mrs. Wesley | learn 'that she' has sufficiently recovered from her recent illness to be able to. return to. her home, from the hospital in To: ronto. g Ld Save 'all your'old news papers. Well tell you what we intend doing with them later. --Sec'y W. C. T: U. ~ St. John's Presbyter- jan Church 11 a.m, subject "Certainties in Religion." y + 7 p.m. "Signing away the soul." Prayer service, Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Rev, W..J. West, M A, Pastor. Bishop of Toronto Preaches The- visit of 'His Lordship the Bishop of Toronto to the Church "of the Ascension Port Perry; took place on Friday 28th February. The oc- caion was used to commemorate the 45th Anniversary of the opening of the Church. After Shortened Evening: Prayer, the Bishop preached from the opening verses of the 95th: Psalm «0 Come let us Sing" unto the Lord, let us heartily rejoice in the strength of our Salvation." He pointed out that the occasion was one of thanks: giving, for the establishment and man- stenance of the work of the. church of England in this town during "a period extending over 45 years. He then briefly referred to the clergy who had during those years ministered to the congregation. But especially hé dwelt on "the ap- pointment af the present incumbent (Rev. C. P. Muirhead)" who took charge of the work of the -church in Nov. 1912. He pointed out that for the happy and successful work of any church three things were essential on the part of pastor and people, namely Reciproeal Interest, Reciprocal prayer and Reciprocal Service: = Itis-earnest- ly hoped that the living and suggestive' words of the Bishop will be remember- &d-and acted on by those 'who heard m. The visitors from the other churches who were present. were heartily wel- comed among whom was noted with pleasure, the Rev. J. Ford, ministet of the Baptist church, Port™ Perry. Tt is hoped that 'the: Bishop's visit will give fresh enthusiasm and Zeal to the members of the church of the Ascension, to-work for' the glory of God and the building of His'church. ie Fu ; CoM. i tetas DIED At Ottawa, on Friday February 28,1" Mrs. Ralph - Emerson DeLury. '(nee Isabelle MacBrien,) " Interment took place at Pine Grove Cemetry. i At Sonya on 1913, Mrs. Mary An body was sent to. tools and stock. | -Spireas for Sale | | - 3 p.m. Sabbath School and Bible Class. : Wm Etty, Pnnce Albert, has sonte | beautiful Spireas ready to bloom. at Easter. They run 'in price at. from 25C.10 '40C. Beautiful house plant, white ieathery blossom. Phone 741-3 Prince Albert. - ep Coal . x. Mr. Albert Orchard advises us that the coal situation has not yet . cleared up he says it is impossi to tell when coal will be-furnis he dealers. According to his- advertising in this issue he has plenty of -Scrapton coal at present, but cannot. say 'when he can get any more. : By. 8 Obituary | en Friends of the family in will be sorry.to here of the idea : Mrs. Charlotte Foy, a former Tesident of Port. Pi Since leaving - Pert} Perry she 'has «resided "with 'her |: daughter Mrs. (Capt:)-Geo. A. Laird, | Victoria, B.: C.. She passed away on the zoth of February after a lingerks illness, her two daughters being with} her at the end. The funeral took' place from the Metropolitan ehurch of which she was a mem the: pastor Rev, Dr. C.. T. Scott oft ing. Numerous floral tributes co the bier, testifying to the esteony which she was held, A' large nt of frierids accompanied the "body to Ross Bay Cemetery, where the inter: ment took place. AE. 3 Much sympathyis felt for the chuld- ren left to 'mourn the loss' of th mother... Two boys and two. girls sur vive; Ellworth who resides at a1 Lodge, Alberta, in "the Peace County; Eversley of St. Ann Bellevue, Que; Alma who school at West Saanick near Vic! B. C. and lives with her sister {now Mrs. (Capt) Geo. A. Eldon. Place. Sub. PP, 0. Victoria, B. Co : te