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Sadie Russell, of Toronto, | Mrs. s spending a couple of weeks with Mrs. Jas. Stonehouse. i Mrs. 3 C. McGill and children, of Oshawa, are visiting with Mrs. Harold Archer. Extensive repairs are being "made in the Presbyterian church which has been reshingled, the foundations repaired, and the interior is to be redecorated. Mr. Jas. McHoull has sold his house to Mr. Fred Ferguson, Mr. Fred Brock, who recently underwent an operation for ap- pendicitis; is doing well. Mrs.2E. B., Walker will not receive this week, or again un- til the Fall. i At Port Perry on Tuesday, May 31, 1921, Margaret Ellen -Doug- "las, beloved wife of Mr. Ww. . Linke, in her 60th year. Inter ment is to be made at Harriston, to-day, Thursday, June 2ud. mi oa a---- . Picture Presentation In connection with the War Memorial and Educational work of the 1.0.D.E., a-handsome pic- ture of Joseph Brant was pre- "gented to Port Perry High School by the Local Branch of the Order. Mrs. Harris, the ent, made the presentation, Ber Mrs. Woods outlined the War Memorial work.. The picture is a very fine one, excellent in drawing and Color tone: Joseph Brant (Thay ndanegea) was the Indian Chief of the Mo- hawk tribe, and was born on the banks of the Ohio River in 1742. He attracted the attention of Sir William Johnson who _assist- ed his education. He took part on the side of the English in the French and Indian War, and re- mained loyal to the British dur- ing those stormy years. As the leader of the Mohawks he was able to render valuable assist- ance to his British allies. At the conclusion of the "war he dis- couraged the continuance of In- dian warfare on the frontier. Settling in Upper Canade, he devoted himself to missionary | work, and in 1786 went to Eng- land to raise funds, with which}* he erected the first Episcopal church in Upper Canada. His character: was a peculiar com- pound of the traits of the Indian warrior--with few rivals for daring leadership--and of a civ- ilized politician and diplomat of the more conservative type. He - died in 1807, and a monument was erected to, his memory in Brantford (named in his -honor).. eee] There passed away on May 24, one of Port Perry's most familiar figures in the person of William Mills, who died at the home of jhis daughter, Mrs. F. White, Cartwright, aftet"an illness of a few weeks, Mr. Mills was born i in Dublin, Ireland, some 78 years ago. He came to Canada with his parents when five years old and settled: in the Township of Manvers, - In 1871 he came to Port Perr, and worked in a planning mil later he built a factory for him- self and ran it until it was burn-. ed a few years ago. Mr. Mills was a good mechanic and has left many building as monuments of his life's work. He was married twice, his first wife died in 1874,this second wife survives him. Besides his widow, he leaves to mourn his} loss, one daughter, Mrs. White; five grand children, and one re reat grand child. ® ntrance Examinations The a ulor High School Ent Ex- lh held in Port" Perry ; o rr on' Tuesda Istuesday and Thursday. Juné 28th, 20th and. 30th. me table is as sah 3 EE June 28th a.m.--Reading Regulations ¥ OPPORTUNITY We have some gilt edged investments all' of personally guarantee - if Feuuired < hie which we will by the purchaser: . $5000 on Reach farm, value $12,000, yielding 61% ~ $30007on property valued at $7000, yielding 7% $2700 on farm valued at $7000, yielding 61% $2000 on propetty valued at $6000, yielding %" $3500 on Reach farm to Yield 6% We have a second mortgage, of $3000 at bearing farm worth $7000. We will sell this mortgage for $2800 and guarantee' _ its payment as to principal and interest. Provincial and Dominion Bonds to yield 6% Wm. H. Harris Port ro : 6% interest on a Reach Wanted WOOL 'and get the high price for it. All Kinds of Live POULTRY * Junk Hides and Sheep 'Skins "Wanted. - .TURNER BROS. Bell Phone 213 Ind. 1800 . 1S. 0. E. Church Parade George Collins Real Estate Agent FARMS FOR SALE Good properties. © Terms to suit purchaser. All sizes of farms, houses and 1d%s, etc. for sale. Port Perry, Ont. ) Pe " For Sale Cleveland Motor cele, nearly new. A Bargain. Can be seen 'at G. T. R. Station. W A Evans For Sale Cheap Gasoline Engine formerly used in evaporater Needs overhaul ing.. About5h.p.. $25.00 takes it. Apply - to W. H. MeCaw, Port Perry. hal -- MR. FARMER! Why send your cream to city creameries when , your honie creameryean pay you more money. e pay every week this year. Give is a trial and be convinced, : P |Allan Goode, Proprietor Old England Lodge, Sons of England, will attend .Divine Service on Sunday next, June 5, at St. John's' Presbyterian Church, at 7 p.m. Brethren are requested to meet at the Lodge Room at & 16 : Cancelled Owing = to. unforsden circums- stance the musical demonstration to be given in the town hall Kas been cancelled. oil anid Paints a peclty CARNEGIE HARDWARE co. ort Perry Ye ORRISON We ma ake CLOTHES that fit. 'See our, i of suitings and be convinced we make and sell the best. LW. H. DOUBT 'New Rooms in Do you need aot m? Do your walls need red it- © ing? Neponset Board 'is just "hat: you should select Sota ing two rooms out of one, for 5 | rng and Setting®, or So wainScoting, . hours. 2 Neporet Boardis a "nln sal board." Two beautiful fin- ishes--quartered oakononeside 'and light tanon the other side, No painting required --but if "you wish to paint it, it takes' 4 7 a _ Carnegie Bros. a Few Hours pnb petit snd no mically. Waterproofed. on'. both sides. Comes in sheets ready to use--only hammer and saw needed to put it up. Ar- istic interiors made ina few Thirk how many places lore is are in. your home where Ne t Board can to advantage. Then and let us tell you how Neponset Board costs, 1 BD" SON, LavTED, Hamil, Ont ~~ SOLD BY : A Port Perry » Built in Canada by skilled Canadian Workers and Canadian Capital are willing to pay the price, But in 16 other car at anywhere near the GrayDort price can you secure "the complete combination of desirable features which makes the Sray-Dort GRAY-DORT An Unconimonly Good Investment To-day, with many good cars on the market, the 'Gray-Dort stands 'out as an exceptional car and an uncommonly desirable. investment. for you. You can buy all the good qualities of the Gray-Dort in other cars if you the biggest bargain in the motor car field. Gray-Dort value has created a wide: demand for this car. dealers are able to make almost immediate deliveries to a few owners. ap vor your dealer to-day. STANDARD. GARAGE COMPANY _ GRAY- DORT MOTORS, LIMITED Cages * nb apase ot | Chatham, Ont. But Gro Dok Sy. oA =