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: a) of Toronto, are' a "couple of weeks with friends here. ~~ Mr and Mrs Angus McGregor are . 'spending a few days in town,' ; Miss. Elsie. Taylor of Toronto, is spending two w with her friead Mrs | T Stansfield." Mr Ausbert Rose, Lindsay, was in town for the week end. Announcement is made in the Manitoba Gazette that Mr. W. M. Jones, police magistrate, of Miami, Man., (formerly of Port Perry) has been given power to exercise juris- diction under the provisions of "The __ Small Dekts Recovery Act" Messrs F C Taggart. W H Linke and T W McLean motored to To- ronto on Saturday. Don't forget F C Collacutt's sale of household furniture," at his resi- dence, on Saturday, August 18. Mrs Beynon, and daughter Marie, Toronto, are the guests of Mrs. H. Jack. Miss M Parish is spending a few days in Toronto. Mr and Mrs J H_Scobell were in town on Tuesday. They had motored Arom their home in Ottawa, calting at Bowmanville en route. Mr. and Mrs, Carey and family, motored from Tcronto and are the guests of Mr and Mrs John Rolph, Home on a Visit "Mr Wesloy Gerow and family are visiting Mr and Mrs Geo. Gerow Mr Gerow is located at Saskatoon,. where he is manager of the Land and Natur- al Resources Dept. of the C.P.R. for Saskatchewan. He has been with the C.P.R. for about twenty years and has earned the success achieved by him. TAYLOR'S SPECIAL SALE Ladies' Fine Lisle Hose, special value 50c. Now going at 43c Ladies' Fine Underwear, 50c line Now: selling at 43c Fine Black Underskirts, clearing 85¢ : Bath Towelling, white or colored, at 107, off Ten per.cent off Table Linen. These are exceptional values just now, Blouses, ginghams, washgoods, etc. still going at the low price. Vinegar has not gone up in price with us. We can save you ten to twenty per cent on all your spices--and guaran- tee the quality. Our grocery specials are still taking the lead. Our customers are sur- prised at the good values they get. Glassware has greatly advanced elsewhere, but our jelly tumblers are still at the old price--60c per dozen Very special values in all kinds of dishes and grasiteware, The Bowlers A couple of rinks of Uxbridge . fbowlers came here on Civic Holiday for a friendly game. At the end of the afternoon and evening contests, our locals were 21 up. The weather was very pleasant and a delightful time was enjoyed by all the bowlers, Skips E H Purdy and D Carnegie motored to Beaverton on Friday last and played twe rinks of that town. The result was favorable to Port Perry who were 13 up. Our bowlers have purchascd a building which has been torn down, preparatory to erecting a club house on the north side of the bowling lawn. Port Perry High School At he Honour Matriculation Ex- aminati Miss Mary E Watson obtained First Class Honours in French, Second Class Honours in|P German, third class honours in Eng- lish History, Mathematics, Latin, and idlogy. The following students obtained Junior Matriculation: Annie Michie, Elsie- Rose, Ethel Savage (partial), Mildred Somerville (partial), Worden Sonley. The following ceive their High School Entrance standing on somplesion of farm em- loyment: urton, Gordon Gaver Iola Conte ey 1 ilfred Forsythe, Roy H y Wines Lee, Armstrong Fo Victor Mitchell, Harold Wakeford. Certificates of having completed three months' work on the farm must be sen poe 7 es A ibid Sour o Bao Fn ry . ra itrar Sandidates Frank 'Town and daughter candidates will re-| 'Millbrook te Orono Ottawa ots Peterboro Port Hope Port Perry Sunderland ve "e > os September 13-14 September 18-19 Toronto Aug 25 to Sept 10 Woodville September 18-14 Oshawa Fair Oshawa Fair will be held on Mon- day, Tuesday, and Wednesday, Sept. 10, 11, and 12th The prize list is out and a copy can be secured from Mr. Chas. P. Davis, Secretary, Oshawa, Notice to Creditors OF DAVID CARNOCHAN, farmer, deceased. Purstant to Sec. 56 of Chapter 121 | 4; of the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1914, notice is hereby given that all creditors and others having claims against the estate of David Carnochan late of the township of Reach, in the County of Ontario, farmer, deceased, who died on or about the 11th day of May, A.D., 1917, are on or before the 10th day of September, A.D., 1917, to send by post, prepaid, to Wm. H. Harris, Solicitor for John Cawker and Charles Wells, the executors of the said deceased, their Christian names and surnames, addresses and des- criptions, the full particulars of their claims, a statement of their accounts, and the nature of the securities (if any) held by them, and that after the day last aforesaid the said executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased, having regard only to such claims of which notice shall have been given as above required, and the said executors will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof, to any person or persons of |§ whose claim or claim notice shall not have been received by them at the time of such distribution. Dated at Port Perry this 9th day of August, A. D 1917. WM. H. HARRIS, Solicitor for the Executors. ROYAL THEATRE Another Special Feature On August 24 and 25 "The Com- mon Law" a seven-reel masterpiece that has made a sensation wherever shown, will be presented at the Royal Theatre. Admission: adults 25c, and children 15c. This play was run with great success at Loew's Theatre re- cently. On Friday and Saturday of this week, "Hesper of the Monntains" will be thé feature and there will be a good comedy. Usual prices Piano Tuning Persons - wishing to have their pianos tuned, will please leave their names and addresses with Mr James Ward as early as possible, He has secured - the services of Mr James Rayner, of Gourlay, Winter and Leeming. Farms For Rent Three farmor of 100, 150 and 200 acres respectively torent. All south and close to Oshawa. First class soil and buildings, good state of cultivation Possession to plow after present crop, full possession April 1, 1918. Apply to G. D,-Conant, Oshawa, Ont Holidaying Scugog Lake and Scugog shores are providing healthy recreation and rest to many people this summer Pettit's Point, Delmont Cottage, Caesarea, and Landing all have their quota of ts--Caesarea being particularly "full up." Fishin, reports are very: good the other side Scugog Island. ' Mr James Lucas who has been holidrying with his family at |! Scugog Landing, near Janetville, re- good. bass or a. in that Market Report riculture weekly report. EGGS, Country Points Base Oniario. © © Western Ontario Taken from the Department of Ag- shi Jar, frame stable. Easy terms. : 150 acres near Ashburn, 7 roomed house, large barn, stone suabling, drive house, clay land, spring creek, always con- sidered a farm 1 acre just north of Myrtle CP.R. Station 7 roomed frame house. 53 acres, adioining the village of Prince Albert, good farm or garden soil, frame frame house, stone cellar with cement floor, best of repair. 2 mile to station, side- walk to High School at Port Aerry. 3 acres % mile west of Myrtle, frame house, 7 rooms, stone cellar, hard and soft water, frame stable, hen house, pul dings in best of repair: good garden land an mostly in fruit. Furniture can be bought with property, also some implements. Possession can be had any time. 100 acres, lot 10, concession 9, East Whitby, ¥2 mile to Raglan, 3% to school, frame house, 8 rooms, stone cellar, cement oar, cistern inside, well at door, hip roof barn 36 x 90, large straw barn, stone stable with cement floor, silo, hen house, imple. ment shed 20 x 50, pig pen under drive house, small orchard, small fruit, 10 acres of hardwood bush, the buildings are in good repair, good wheat land. A very desirable home. Easy terms. Fall or Spring possession. 100 acres, lot 16, con 2. Reach township, 2 miles south of Prince Albert. 7 roomed frame house, stone cellar, hip roof barn 36 x 80, steel roof, stone stable, cement Hoor silo, hen house and pig pen, 14x 40, 'drive shed, '18 x 30, buildings and fences in best of repair, land tile drained, and in best of condition. Spring possession. peply -. Wok Cook, RR od Port erry, or one 107 r or - dent Phone 406. CHURC HES) SOCIETIES METHODIST Rev. W. P. Rogers, Pastor Sunday Services 11.00 a.m. and ¢.00 p.m. r Class, All Welcome. PRESBYTERIAN Rev. Mr, West, MLA., Pastor Sunday Services 11.00 a.m. and 7.00 pix BAPTIS} Rev. |. Ford, Pastor. can i: Service every Sunday morning. and evening See "The Common Law," Royal | 'Theatre, Aug 24 and 25. 25c and 15¢ Mrs. Thos. Savage The late Mrs. Thomas Savage passed quietly away at her home in Prince Albert on Thursday, August 2, 1917, in her.88th J. Her maiden) name was Sarah plin. : Mrs. Savage was born near Que bec, and spent the first eight years. g her life there. - When she was cight | years old, the family moved to the vicinity of Toronto. At that time? oh City was in its in| ttle town was 'very mu Ae li . In het new home Sarah . Caplin grew to womanhood. Sixty-one ye Bons sa May she was married tg Afternoon, Sunday School and Bible How. MUCH 2 ARE YOUR WORTH 2 EEL get my' services Shanes, over Pr FE. LUKE, 5s 167 YONGE ST., TORONTO Opposite Simpson's ICE CREAM By the Dish Brick or Galion We also sell to the trade wholesale Save Money BREAD By buyi ng 10 tickets for $1. You save 10c on each dollars : worth of tickets 1 A A well assorted stock 'of _ CONFECTIONERY CHOCOLATES BISCUITS + _ and PASTRY SARVIS BROS. Port Perry T tario| pring at 33347 WAY WANTED HIGHEST PRICE PAID E,.HS E. H. PURDY| JOHN SELDOM | LUNDY EO tall Suk of Ti oronto. Graduate of geons Successor to Dr. R. L. Office hours am. to 5 p.m. Evenings pointment. Bell Plone ae al tering) * Office over Byer! 's Drug Store, Port Perry. CEMENT WORK All kinds of cement work done Culvert tiles for sale. Hollow block walls made. Solid cement silos built Wells dug, cleaned and repaired. Cement curbs for wells. "WM. PARRY Bell Phone 108 r 3 Port Perry ' --Nov 15-17 GOOD PRINTING WELL and PROMPTLY DONE REASONABLE PRICES STAR OFFICE PORT PERRY BROCK BROS. & C SA E OF 2 SUM Vi ER GOODS : 3 : = Sumer Dress Goods We have a few Tines of Summer Dressgoods we « ; want to clear out : 10 pieces Fancy Pique ina 'good variety of patterns 2 © colors, 6 patterns Fancy Musli We bave Jost Rei x less than present Prints in ight and dark colors worth 18e. 50 ends. Engl ® Prints, lengths from Si Reg. 2c yd for Loe. ood erin vis in plain and fancy voiles. ~~ Reg. 20c73 4d, for 15¢, ns, reg. 20¢ yd, for 16, prices. 300 te Canadian for 12. a A es Mi A TON AULT $ Sharad EER