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' oe a number of his friends, f give them free admission to ~ the concert which he had provid- ed. The public evidently took kindly to the program, for the .- hall was filled, and it "was very _ evident from the frequent and "hearty applause that: the people "were getting the kind of pro- gram they enjoyed. Of course Duncan Cowan, the] comadian, was a favorite, and if . some people could have had their way they would have kept him , on the "job till the "wee sma' hours,' By the way, Duncan was for- Junate to have had as good an accompanist as Miss Gibson, of Sonya. It is no easy matter to pick up this class of music and play it without previous practice --a rare piece of work. Miss Gibson's opening number was a brilliantly executed piano solo; which received a hearty encore. Ross Roach gave pleasure, as he always does, with his. cornet solo. Pleasing solos were sung by Miss Vera Miller, Mrs H Em- 'mérson, Miss K Ross, and Miss Viola Richardson of Whitby. Mr. Edward Evans, Whitby 'Pandmaster, was well received "am Yiig two cornet solos. ~ Joseph Goldring used to play '_ghe cothet with rare ability, and ~"Sdoubtless he does so yet; but he F=ig proving his versatility: in AREEY rendering some splen- violin selections. * It is some " fima'siticé we 'have heard such brifliantly executed violin music _ in Port Perry. Miss Hall, of Oshawa, gave sanumber of popular readings, and was heartily applauded and encored. Mr. W. H. Harris was in his wight element as chairman, and performed his duties admirably. Personal Notes . Rev. W. H. Black, wife, and ter, will spend the month «of July holidaying at Bala, Ont. we trust they will have an en- .Joyablé vacation, Rey . W. "Elliott and family _#ifl eave for their new home in _:Belleville'next week. Next Sun- "dy he will preach his farewell deron in the Methodist Church the morning. Mr. and Mrs O. Bratlley and son of Syracuse, Mrs Ayers and ter, of Indiana, and Miss .disie Bradley, of Harriston, are * 'guests of Mr-and Mrs J Bradley Mr and Mrs Wm Parish and family, of Palmerston, motored '.to "Part Perry and .were the % Rear) of Mrs Chas Parish over * the httida Orion Services Union: services between the Methodist 'and Presbyterian churches will be held during the months of July and August. In - July the services will be held in| the Methodist church each Sun- day morning and in the Presby- terian 'church at night. The * Methodist choir will be responsi- ¢ for the music at both ser-|. svices during this month. Union|. yer meeting will be" held in ¥ Heal] fuss the order will : We 'specialize i in "Bananas; Ora and Confectionery. The AURA LEE Ts Good-Bye Weeds Fe It.is pleasing to note that the weeds are rapidly disappearing from our streets. The united efforts of the householders and Bob Bartley gave our streets a fine clean appearance. Many notable patches of weeds have disappeared during the past week or two. Of course there are a few patches to cut yet, but | the good example set will help to remove them, too. Good Fish Mark Twain was once asked if he considered fish good brain food, and he told his questioner that he thought a small whale would do him no harm. The editor of this paper grate- fully acknowledges the receipt of a fine bit of maskinhonge-- most delicious eating--from our} friend Mr. H. J. White, who has been holidaying at Caesarea. It| was a noble fish but its scales' were gone so we could not weigh it. - { Picnic Party The staff of F. W, McIntyre's store and their friends enjoy a sociable time at the annual' piénié on' Dominion: Day: + The picnic was held at Raine's Point on Rose's Bay: i Born To Mr. and Mrs. John Hayden at Port: Perry, on B Sunday, June 22, 1919, a son. At Oshawa, on Sunday, June 29, 1919, Robert McGregor, for- merly of Port Perry. Telephone Service _ creased charges. Following is a comparison of old sid mew rates for 8 Saute talk to pis m most : fguenty led, 'by local | = At Port 'Perry, on Saturllay, + Masouic Officers he following officers were installed at Fidelity Lodge; No. 428, A. F. & A. M., on' Tuesday evening, June 24th, by Ww. Bro. Spurr. W. M,--Bro. Grant Shriste S. W.--Bro. E W. M elntyre J. W.--Bro. G. R. Davey : Chaplain--W. "Bro. Spurr S. D.--Bro. H. Linke J. D.=--Bro. Jas. MeHoull I. G.--Bro. H. W. Epymerson Tyler--W. Bro. W. Tummonds See'y--Bro: Jno. W. Crozier Treas--W. Bro. W. A. Beatty EL en St. Charles Hotel The St. Charles Hotel has been open two weeks and every- body is singing its praise. It , has been completely refurnshed 'and decorated. The aim of the management is to please. Guests are assured of an excellent table and courteous treatment. Baseball Port Perey High School 2% feated Uxbridge High Seh to 16 in an eight innings | The game took place in: a. bank. Port Perry came: from + behind in the seventh. snd 5 "count of the rough the was heavy. 8; triple, Be oa Soule . Clark, Stevens and Gerow.+ + PP. H.S. ens and Grow." U. 5 St --=6-1-2-0-3-0-4-0--16 . : Jackson, Harris and Lucas Murphy, Clark and Clark, Little- john ' Born At London, 0 "Opti, on Fri. gay, June 27, Mr. Mrs. Jas. L L. Smith, twin ay June 28, 1919, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Harrison, Jr.,agirl i. Rates for Come and see oif we cannot Jn 'SAVE YOU MONEY W. L. PARRISH Hardware * Plumbing 'Furnaces PORT PERRY = ONTARIO Nz Straw Hats Cleaned HATS CLEANED--Ladies' or gentlemen's straw or panama SPRING CHICKENS Ea 'WANTED 2 POUNDS "AND OVER Highest 'Prices Paid For all kinks of Live Poultry "We buy all kinds of "Viotorian Women's "Institute The Victorian Women's In- stitute for the year 1918-19 had 'a membershi bership of OL of 61, and J during the were eld rib was mocking [Restings. in , total attendance 528, ing to the influeniza Epi- demic no meetings were held in - ; January and Pobruary. During Junk, Hides, heepsking SEER | r yund more paid for ment speaker, our 'three n nist- fee pou delivered Ly ers and members.of b h. oe in town. frs.3nd membersof our branch, > TURNER ot our ee au. Py gs .98, sale of 1 y odist Choir To the older memo a picnic Te 'on the Island. It M0. Sewell Miss fund| we donated} : Perry. W_J. Cook - Real = A large list "of farms for sale in Ontario County. 'Some city. oid for exchange or sale, also Western me | land. My list ineludesy Jom, 3 bargains. © Waite or phone me buying, Communicate with W J Cook, R.R. No 2, Port Ferry, or Bell Phone or r2 2 A , Or Tndependeit Phone 408. dl shirts; uilt. Total Eh $396.95. 0nd hand not made up -- 8 per- pines 3% Vards flannel and 17 \HE new rates for Long Distance Service, effective May : : 25th and based upon' air-line mileage, correct inequalities : in the old schedule and embody both increased and de- : | |. Since the war we have -newed our old custom of pre 5 suits of | good .. {pen; {session M 3 acres, lot 23, con- Toe tes, 2 miles south of : barn with wi wi ks 'in ho. aud hm gp "hen ont i sc works