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All are visiting with Mr. "od "Toronto, _ Mrs. 'H. Carmichael. Dr. S. B. Graham and Mrs Graham «of Moosmin, Sask. are visiting 1 #Graham's parents, Mr. and rs. S. "Grahgni. His mother has been ser- iously 1ll with pneumonia, but at the Aime of writing is improving, Mr and Mrs Salter and Mr and "Mrs E Horn, of Hampton, spent the 'week end in town. Mr. F. W. McIntyre was in Ham- "ilton last week attending the Grand Lodge of the Canadian Order of Forsters. Mrs. (Dr.) Frank Mellow is visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs Hugh Car- michael. Rev. W. P, Rogers will preach his farewell sermon next Sunday morning in the Methodist church. Rev. Wes- ley Elliott, of Brighton, the new pas- tor, will occupy the pulpit on Sunday. July 8. Pte A. W. Allin of Camp Borden, spent the week end at his home. We are pleased to learn that Mr Harry McKinley is improving as well as can-be expected, after his- accident in Oshawa a few weeks ago. Business Sold Mr. A. C. Taylor of the Corner Store, Port Perry, has bought Mr. F. C. Collacuti's grocery business. We understand that Mr Collacutt and Herb intend going to the city shortly. © Mrs Collacutt and tle younger boys will stay in town for the present. We regret to lose Mr Col- lacutt and Herb, but wish them well in their new venture. W.C.T.U. Covention A number of ladies from Port Perry motored to Cannington on Thursday of last week, to attend the W. C. T. U, Convention. Mrs. Pugsley, of Tor- onto. Reports showed that the Union is in a healthy condition, and is busily engaged in many kinds of patriotic work. ' A' warning was given by Mrs. Pugsley, who saw the need of contin- ued effort, getting into a state of pre- paredness for the struggle that is sure to come after the war, when the liquor question will again come before the people. County Separation The matter of the separation of Oshawa from the County of Ontario has been laid over till the November sitting of the County Council and 1t is thought the matter may be dropped altogether. 000000000000000000000000 Bought Grocery Stock Mr A. C. Taylor'has purchased the grocery stock of F, C. Collacutt and will move this stock to the Rose & Co premises. This stock is in good con- «dition and was bought on a much dower market than to-days prices. We would be-pleased to have you in- spect this stock as .we can offer you many special values. As we have had a quick turnover of our summer millinery the balance of our sumaier stock will be cleared out at unheard-of prices. Watch our windows and display counters for the anew low prices. A new stock of drygoods at rock 'bottom prices. A. C. TAYLOR 00000000000000000000000000 From Free Thinkers Dear Editor; 1f you will again grant us space in your valuable paper we would like to comment on the letter in last weeks issue signed "The voice of many." As far as the "Free Thinkers" can gather from the above mentioned let- ter there are two words which stand * at most prominently, namely: Duty and Amusement, The "Free Think- ers" are I am glad to say, quite willing to defend the true meaning of both of these words, owing to the fact, at the Ex time having two brothers in aki, we are in a position to appreci- s the full meaning of the word Duty e sincerely hope that the "Voice LE flo as well, if not better judging etters we receive fron our two brothers we are of the opini Born to Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Hardy (nee Miss May Honey) at Port Perry, on Saturday, June 16; 1917, a son --Morley Lloyd George. x Installation of Officers The following officers were instatled by R, W. Bro, H. G. Hutcheson, in Fidelity Lodge A.F. & A.M. W.M,--W. Bro, W. E. Tummonds I.P.M.--=W. Bro. W. H. Letcher S.W.--Bro, Wm, Murray J.W.--Bro. Grant Christie Chaplain-- Bro. Morley Campbell Treas.--Bro. W. H. McCaw Sec'y--Bro. J. W. Crozier S.D.--Bro. F. W. McIntyre J.D-- --Bro. Geo R. Davey S.5.--Bro. H. W, Linke 1.G.-- Bro. Stewart Ford. After the installation proceedings were concluded, a sociable hour was spent. A large . delegation from Whitby, including a number of re- turned soldiers. The remainder of the evening was spent in music and speech-making. A Concert The Dramatic Society in connection with the returned soldiers at Whitby, intend to put 'on a concert in the Town Hall, Port Perry, on Friday evening, July 6th. The Society The follewing pupils 1a promoted from Form I. Grant Bunner, Jean Fo. Marion "Foster, Elizabeth Moule, (honours); Velva P: 0 Marion Philp, Raymond Rogers (h: 'Marie West (hon). The following are promoted con- Maggie McMillan, Earle Sweetman, Henry Thomas. The following, will be promoted on presentation "of certificates - Ahowing that they have done three mon successful work on the farm, and on the completion ol their exhibit. Ross Fralick, Everett Hooper, Gladys luke, Florence McKee, Chas. O'Brien, Winnett = Nesbitt, = Elton Wright. Those who have been unsuccessful may obtain statements of their marks, and those who have been promoted conditionally may learn what the con- ditions are by consulting the principal Promotions from Form II to Form III will not be announced until after the full returns of the Lower School Examinations have been received from the Education Department. ssAnd the Law Says" A most striking presentation of the defects of capital punishment. was depicted at the Royal Theatre on Friday and Saturday evenings in. the dramatic production-- "And the Law Says." It is not possible "to discuss this subject at length, but the picture showing in most emphatic manner the futility and brutality of capital 'pun- ishment. When a man might be hung for stealing a sheep, many more sheep were stolen than are stolen : to- day. ~ Barbansm in the law does not cure barbarism in humanity. It is easier to condemn a stranger to death promises something particularly good. Further particulars next week, than to hear the death sentence come close home, BROCK BROS. & CO. SUMM Men, "R SHOES Women and Children Ladies' Patent Leather Pumps: made i in good fitting Ladies' Dongola Shoos well made and ood with three straps, style, all sizes. last, all sizes. Price $3.00 Price $3.00 l.adies' Patent Leather Shoes 4 3 straps, a very dress y shoe. Price $3.25 Ladies' Patent Button Oxfords blucher cut, sizes 3, Regular price $3.50 Here's a Special 315, 4 only. . For $2. 35| Bargain for the ; Women with the Small Fopt 16 pairs Ladies' fords. Regular $2.50 Pe F Foot Can as ho 'Dongola Blucher ox) 2 Sizes 214, 3, E 3 and 4 Clear $1.2 Grace Rose (hon), Irene Spence hon) REG ce ditionally. Ka Comedy ropa ; 'Admission 10c and 15¢ including w wartax si: Steam Valoanizor. The Beare Bros Garage is being equipped with a large steam vulcanizer They will be p; d now to do any kind of tire repairing on short notice. Butcher Shops Close The butchers, owing to scarcity of help will close their 'shops on. Mon- day and Wednesday afternoon of each week. Late Cablage 4oc per hundred at the. GREENHOUSE Bigelow Street; Port Perry Le:@K HOW MUCH ARE YOUR - EYES WORTH? Don't mkechanges when ou aan getmy services of over experience F E. LUKE, Benes 167 YONGE ST., TORONTO Opposite Simpson's GB CREAN Brick or Gallon We also sell to the| trade wholesale Save Money By buying - 10 tickets for $1. You save 1c on each dollar's -worth of tickets A well assorted stofk of - CONFECTIONERY ; CHOCOLATES BISCUITS 4. and PASTRY. | Bell Phone 129 WANTED HIGHEST PRICE PAID E. H. PURDY EARL | HEAYN i d d Javins of Mr J. 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The Overland Country Club is the' = smart sport model of the small car class. Grey body, black and nickel trim, and the price includes wire Wheels with one extra, a Have a 1ook at the Comey Club right fm