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3 pov op dy gh eir Ste cared for in | wise provisi SOTO anxiety as to the cutting. of -th keeping the graves pd in Jroper sha od the mon /ument in a plot require any ex attention to keep 'or put * into 4 eos} Rope Shape pe in the: Song provision, but "will have tu be "paid for extra, which is only reasonable as there are cases where considerable work has to "be done to puta, monument ml per shape is the desire o the that all owners of plots will co-operate with the Company to help to keep the rove Cemetery in the lead . as a'beautiful resting place for for the remains of those who are committed to its care, The prices Ret by the Pine Grove etery Co. for perpetual care .00 for one to three plots md $12.50 for each additional plot. J. Stonehouse, Treasurer. -- Port Perry's Annual Baseball Day "Port Perry Athletic Association open. baseball | loumament, Jor ednesday, July 19th. ai + for large bills for full particulars. MILK SUPPLIED morning and evening Nelson Williains, Port Perry, Bell Phone Farm to Rent Between Oshawa and the Lake. About 125 acres in excellent state of cultivation. Ample buildings. Plowing after present Full possession Oct. 1st or April Ist 2». Avply to G. D. CONANT, Owner, Oshawa, Ont. "Fonders Wanted Tenders wanted for painting Port Perry Rink. For parti apply to W. L. Parrish, Tendeérs 1st. in by J C. Nasmith, . Sec'y- + FOR SALE : An Auto-seat Top Buggy, nearly new. Apply to RUSSELL W. SONLEY. : WANTED . A house is wanted for rent. Apply STAR OFFICE. | ote 5 IE a i pros- His wayl It is al lieves the has set the date for its annual| ¢ Be Sure [ You Put Them Out ARELESSNESS with matches, cigarette butts, cigar ends, pipe f ashes, camp fires, fly smudges, railway locomotives, slash-burn- ing operations--human carelessness of some kind accounts for 97% of the forest fires which every year add further devastation to the northern areas of this province. DON'T DON'T take any chances with * fire in Ontario's forests. DON'T throw away cigar- 5 ette or cigar butts, pipe "heels" or burnt matches until you are dead sure they are out. . DON'T neglect to drown out your' fire with lots of water. Hereare t 7pical cases picked at random from last year's Fire Rangers' reports: The rangers on the Ombabika to Fort Hope canoe route in the far north on July 4th found an area 10 miles long by 4 miles wide which had been swept by fire since their previous trip. A camp fire left on a portage was the cause. A Prospector on the Montreal River started a fire on J 7th which burned over 4,800 acres in Baden Township, destroying 1,000,000 feet of pine and 9,000 cords of pulpwood, and which required attention for a fan DON'T build your camp fire Party of fishermen camped on Porcupine Lake, against a rotten log or ah ownship, Parry Sound, were responsible for stump; nor on windy a fire on July 10th, which burned over 25,000 acres and points; nor near moss 000,000 feet of ber. patches; nor at the base . of a tree. Build it In a former fire place, or on a flat rock, or on a spot cleared down to the true soil below, or by the edge of the water, DON'T forget that the upper yer of forest amd. fn arial: y Totted wood w Indians smoking moose meat started a fire on June 26th, which ran r Bric 1,700 acres of young jack pine trees. Careless tra Township, whi young white pine. The best way to fight forest fires is to prevent them. Ontario Forestry Branch Parliament Buildings . Toronto, Ont. Save Ontario' Forests They're Yours ers on May 7th caused a fire in Head burned over 2,280 acres, half of i For | | IMPERIAL. 'OIL LIMITED MAKE THIS TEST crank rly cleaned and re- fly Yith the ight rade of Imperial Polarine Motor Qils: x . Then--check up on the way your car performs. foo will ? ately ce that your! erigine hasimore powers that it climbs hills mors easily ad that it runs more smoothly and quietly that operating occur 'less Hequsatly EE pa Pe {frolic of a constant holiday." | Mrs. A. J. Stalter, Oshawa; Mis. = |w. Cc. T.U. Convention 'at Whitby ca 'There was a record attendance st the 27th annual eon vention o the Ontario County W. C.T UU. The County President, Mrs. ter, occu orm the chair. Mrs. E, A. Walker, Port Perry, cond the devotional exercises, and sai --'We stand as workers for social welfare, and not as th . who are out for the fun and = Reports of Superinten: showed good work done, increase in members and v raised Mrs: Park, Oshawa, read paper on "Prayer," and Mrs. Palmer told of the work of the "Ideal Y" at Oshawa. Both of these were very hel ul, sung by Mrs. G Misses Mitchell pie. Rose were greatly appreciated. A delightfully served and most appetizing lunch was provided by the local Union, and the little rosebud at each hr was an un-' nega) pleasure. or Gibbons, of the Provin- cial oro who is located at Oshawa,.spoke of law enforce- ment, and the need of the Suppor of the public in this matter. work of the Girl Guides was described by Miss Lea. Two life membership pins were presented, one of which was do- nated by Mrs. Starr. The pins were presented as a reward for efficient service in Travellers® Aid. The recipients were Miss Powell and Miss Mitchell, of Whitby. i Mrs. Virtue received a "Star of Honor" pin. Prince Albert Union received special mention for full contri- bution to the Budget Fund. Mrs. Gordon Wright, Dominion President of the W.C.T.U., spoke of the responsibility of mothers in helping io Jaintai a whole some moral atmosphere. ; a RESOLUTIONS '"Thst we omen of Ontario County W.C.T.U. place on record our Sppreciation) of thestand tak- - en by Hon. W. E. Raney, Attor- ney- Ri In spite of opposi- tion and adverse criticism he has persistently tried to enforce the laws of our Province, especially: the Ontario Temperaance Act. We also commend Mr. Raney's effort to curtail the evils of race- track gambling." "That, while we appreciate the measure of temperance legislation we have in this Province, we be- lieve that provincial prohibition cannot be made fully effective while liquor is manufactured in, or imported into other provinces. Therefore we believe in Dominion wide prohibition.' "That we women of the W.C. T.U., by precept and example, will 'guard the sanctity of the Sabbath Day. That we discour- age the growing tendency of making the Sabbath a day of giving and receiving visits, thus interfering with the needs of our higher Christian character, the sacredness of our homes, and the attendance on the services of God's house." The Convention will meet in Port Perry next year. OFFICERS ELECTEE President -- Mrs. A. J. Stal Oshawa. a Vice President--Mrs. T. Gulley, Uxbridge. i Corresponding Secre Mary Burns, Oshawa. Rewording Secretary--Mrs. Geo. Jackson, Port Perry. Treasurer -- Mrs. (Dr.) Ganton, Uxbridge. Auditor -- Mrs. David Archer, Port Perry. Delegates to the Dominion Con-' vention, to be held at Toronto, in November, were appointed as follows: -- S. F y ; Mrs. T, Can TTI A Joads lead to Port uqua on Se to 8. ' 7 ¥