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Ne Vr. and L , and Irs. - John Shaw, of Toronto : visiting Mrs. Shaw's brother ohn Irvin. Mr. ronto, spent the week end with his wife and baby. Rs Mrs. O. B. Roberts, of Strath- roy, is doing nicely after her re- cent operation. H. Stuart Clay, of To- . Templeton's Rheun les are safe and sure. Sold . G. Morrisos. . | Miss Stella Miller, of Toronto, | 12th 'has been Xipitin with 'Mrs, R. Butson, Prince Albert and Mrs. Clay, of Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. McKay, of To- ronto, are visiting with Mr. and Mas. H. Carmichael. The Bishop of Toronto, has appointed Rev. N. H. Noble, rector of the Church of the Ascension, Port Perry. Mr. Noble will commence his duties here on September 1st. Mr. and Mrs. T. Jeffrey, of Colonsay, Sash., are visiting with friends in this district. Mrs. Oldfield and children, of Toronto, are visiting with Miss McDermott. Rev. Wesley and Mrs. Elliott, are holidaying at Pine Point. Mrs. A. A, Smith, who bought the Collins restaurant business, ig getting things in good shape. She will make a specialty of home-made cooking. Rev. W. D. and Mrs Harrison are holidaying at Sharbot Lake. Mrs. Edw. Broad and Miss Mona Broad, and Mrs. William Tremeer, of Toronto, also Mr. and Mrs. L. Tremeer. of Dittle Britain, have been guests of Mrs Wm. Rodman. Mr. and Mrs. Huysler, Toron- to, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Rolph for the week end. Mr. and Mrs, W. Tennyson have returned from a motor trip to Hamilton, Grimsby, and Orangeville. Dear Mr. Editor: Why oil the crossings and why oil both sides of the street at the same time? Lacking a sprinkler that can be shut off by the driver when approaching a cross. ing, some sand could be thrown on the crossings during the operation, which could be swept off afterwords. This would save pedestrians from walking in this sticky stuff, which is ruinous to white shoes, and tramping it in to places of business. If only one side of the street was done at a time, vehicles could save themselves by keeping to the dry side. . Oiling the streets has proved advan. tageous and the best preventative of dust that 'we have tried so far but we should not make the remedy worse than 'the disease. Affectionatelf Yours, Johnson Oilcake P.S.--Perhaps it isn't your fault. Coming Dr. F. B. Luke, 167 Yonge St, Toronto, Optometrist and eye- sight specialist will be at A. J. Davis' drugstore, Port Perry, on Thursday, August 11, where he can be consulted about your eyes for glasses. Ashburn Rev. Jas. Fraser, of Fenelon Falls, will preach in Burn's Church, on Sunday, during the|j absence of our pastor, Mr. Allister Haig, soloist of of Rosedale Community Church, Toronto, sang at' both services here on Sunday. : Mr. and Mrs. John Miller and family gave a most delightful tea-party to over fifty boys and girls on Friday afternoon. Mrs, Williamson and two daughters, of Winnipeg, and Mrs. Wilson. and family of Toronto, being among the guests of the after- noon. The afternoon and even- ing were spent in games. Every ghilg going home happy though ired. PORT PERRY RESTAURANT (Diesfeld Block) - Meals at all hours Home-made Cooking k for Sale ott Drinks, Cigars Tobaccos. 'Ice Cream and Oysters in season where she spent In early life she wa: i to a saving rela tnd into membership in His Church. Ls : On October 4th, 1868 she was united in marriage with the Rev. C. J. Pearse, of the Bible Christ- ian Conference, who was then stationed at Campbellford, Ont. Their home was blessed with five children of whom Mrs. Jas. Ward, of Pinedale, is the sole survivor. ; Mrs. Pearse with the charact- eristic energy which she never lost, joined her husband in his in the parsonage, But their oc- cupancy of the parsonage was comparatively brief for an af- fection of the throat compelled Mr. Pearse to withdraw from the active ministry. Then followed some years of adversity during which they lost everything by fire. "Though He slay me yet will I trust Him"' was the spirit in which they met their reverses, Some thirty-five years ago they entered into business in Port Perry and the reward of their faith, courage and diligence was given them. ' The same steadfast courage that was manifest in the home and business life wa$ also. evi- dent in her Master's service, in the culture of her own soul and in the various activities of the Church. She loved its services and was always present when possible. The work of missions was very dear to her and for a number of years she was District Superin- .endent of the Whitby District for Woman's Missionary Society and also President of the Port Perry Auxiliary. Like one of old she was full of good works--served her gen- eration and on June 26th, 1921, despite all that loving . hearts could do she fell asleep in Jesus at the home of her daughter. "Her works do follow her." Com Raglan Misses Berlah Dring and Bertea Luke, of Toronto, spent the week end at their homes. We are pleased to report that Marjory and Harriet Platten who have been suffering from an attack of diphtheria, are re- covering. =~ | 3 Mr and Mrs. N. Hughsoft and son Lloyd, of Toronto, are visit- ing with the latter's father, Mr. Wm Brent Mr, Arthur Stanton, of To- ronto, spent the holiday at his ome here, ! Miss BE. Nottingham visited with friends in Columbus re- cently. - . Miss Ada' Brent, of Toronto, is holidaying at her home here. A garden party will be held on the church lawn on Wednesday evening, August 10. BORN To Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Cormack, at Grace Hospital, Port Perry, Thursday, July 28, 1921; a son-- James Gordon, At Port Perry, on Sunday, July 24th, 1921, to Mr. and Mrs. H. Stuart Clay, of Toronto, a daughter--Mary Leonora At Port Perry, on Monday, July 25,1921, 'to M John Tinsley, a son. DR. J, W. DAVIS, b, CHIROPRACTOR Suite 104, 81 Victoria Street Toronto r. and Mrs. work and also rigned as a queen | Soldtby P. G. Morrison Cobourg Horse Show August 16-20 85 Classes Cups and Cash Prizes + Value $15,000 A flat race and steeple chase daily : The 48th Highlanders Band of Toronto will furnish music... - Ample parking space for autos. Come and enjoy the cool breezes from Lake Ontario in the finest Horse Show Park in Canada. Write J. H, Davidson, Secretary, for 1921 Prize List. Egerton Boyce VOryanist and Choir Director Port Perry Methodist Church Pupils accepted in piano, organ and voice. Thorough, practical and up- to-date methods used. Terms moder. rate, Apply at private studio at the home of RD I. C. Bell, Port Perry. - House for Sale © A. W. Allin is offering his home for sale, corner of Perry and Shanley Sts. 9 room brick house, electric lights, hardwood flsors, hard and soft water, fine lawn, possession in August. We make CLOTHES that fit. | See our range of suitings and be convinced we make and sell the best. W. H. DOUBT Wanted Bring us your WOOL and get the high price for it. - 'I ball teams of Little Britain and oA Im ---- All Kinds of Live | 4 rice "Four-Ninety" To uipped ngs » PORT PERRY and UXBRIDGE WANTED | "Fare Returning" --320 trom WINNIPEG, 34 cont por mils starting point to Winnipeg. ; __* TERRITORY ! From Stations in Oatario, Smith's Falls to and including Toronto on Lake Ontario Shore Line and Havelock-Peterboro Line. From Stations Kin| to Renfrew Ji ion, incl From Stations on Toronto-Sudbury direct line, between Toronto and Patry Sound, inclusive, From Stati and Burketon, to Bol ve, * Dranoel to Port McNi; From Stations South snd West of Toronto to and including Hamilton and Windsor, Ont, From Owen Sound, Walkerton, Dtangeville; Teeswater, Ela, Listowel, Goderich, 5 ers. = Port Burwell, and St, J homas Dr 88. a ' From Stations Toronto and North to Bolton, inclusive. "FARM LABORERS GOING DATES | AUQUST 8, and AUQUST 17, AUQUST 10, an AUQUST 22. 7 GPECIAL TRAINS FROM TORONTO Full particulars from Canadian Pacific Ticket Agents. W. B. HOWARD, District Passenger Agent, Toronto, : Sonya 1x or Saturday afternoon the young ' : > people spent an enjoyable time : -. Whats a Guarantee? at Little Britain, when the base- "Our idea of a guarantee is that the manufacturerwho givesone--which hasn't any_tags and loopholes--believes in his product. So much so that he stands ready to make good any loss suffered by the purchaser through defective material or workman: ship, * E si It's mainly because of the guarantee that goes with them that we are selling and recommending Ames Holden "Auto- Shoes." Of course, we know they give the cheapest mile- age too--that they are siependable, tires for any make of car, anywhere, 'But it's the guarantee that we talk about most. It's the straight and clean-cut, without time or mileage limits, It shifts our responsibility on to the manufacturer and he lives up to every letter of it. Cor ne in and let us tell you about the guarantee that goes with AMES HOLDEN _ "AUTO-SHOES" Cord and Fable Tue inal Sandecd Spe _ Standard Garage i Port P erry SLTela Sonya, played a league game. The basket ball team of the same places also played an interesting game. Our teams winning bot! games. After the games we were taken to the church by the hosts and hostesses to partake of a "real supper." During the week the visitors were, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bee- croft, Misses W. Gibson, Mary Thorburn, 8. James McTag- art and daughter, Miss Hazel; iss Jean Watson, Miss Lexie Munro, all of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. C. Williams, Lindsay. ~ Miss Pearl Ewen spent the| week end with friends in Bea-| verton. Frit Miss Lillian Gibson has re- sumed her duties as organist after her vacation. : Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. W. L. McTaggart--a son. + For Sale ; General Purpose Mare... $75. Apply to W. A. Donnelly, Myrtle Station, Bell Phone 120 2-4.