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Oit:, spent a few days Tater's father, Mr. R, Mis. 3. T. Stanstield and their little son Robbie; also li Robb, of Toronto, are Svending their holidays with Mr. | Mrs. Robt. Town. ois J. F. and Mrs. Everson and Flossie left Tuesday fora couple of weeks with friends at Lindsay, Warsaw and Peterboro. Miss Hazel M. 'Blakely, oldest "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Camp- bell Blakely, her Intro uetory music exami- nation with honors, on Monday, July 8rd. Boyce. Mr. Dick Medd, of Toronto, spent the week 'end with his cousins Jas. Medd, Port Perry, Mrs, Fallis and Miss Jennie Medd of Prince Albert. ------------------------------ Thomas Jackson Ash Thomas Jackson Ash who pass- ed from this life on June 25th, was born at Osgoode, Ontario, on May 14, 1844, He was the oldest of a family of twelve, eight of whom are still living, Samuel Ash, Vancouver, B.C. Joshua Ash and Robert Ash, of Montana; Mrs. Jas. Watt, of Duluth, Minn.; Wm. Ash, Sarah Ash-and Elizabeth Ash, Ottawa; Mrs. Chas. Gray, of Wakefield, Que. Mr. Ash was in business in Toronto and Sutton for some years and 41 years ago came to Port Perry with W. H. McCaw. He was a Past Noble Grand of the Oddfellows and a charter member of Warriner Lodge. He leaves one son, Mr. Wm. Ash, of Toronto. The community keenly feel the loss of a respected citizen and 'business man and extend to the relativestheir heartfelt sympathy Bowling News Four rinks of local bowlers journey to Oshawa on Wednesday bth inst to compete in the tour- ney held by the club of that town. The weather was propitious and a pleasant day's activities were enjoyed. There was a total of 22 rinks in the competition and the proceedings were a pro- nounced success. The rink skipped by E. H. Purdy was defeated in the finals of the McLaughlin Cup by a Withrow Park Rink of Toronto. This gave Purdy's rink the second prizes which were hand- some sweater coats. The score was 18-8. Rinks Withrow Park S. Authony J. Turner T. W, McLean J. Doughney S. J. Mellow A. A. Ellis, sk E. H. Purdy, sk It is the intention of the local Club to hold an open tournament on the last Wednesday of July. Uxbridge was over with two rinks on Thursday evening play- ing League games. Port Perry was successful with both rinks. EE In Memoriam Port Perry J. Harrison In loving memory of my husband, Samuel Baird, and little grandson, Donald, who died in July, 1918; also my father and mother, joerh Town, who died in May, 1917; and Narcissa A, Town, who died in November, 1912. They have not perish' ie on Kind words, remember' d voices once so sweet, Smiles, radiant loug ago And features, the great soul's apparent seat, All shall come back; each tie Of pure affection shall be knit again. Gone for a time are they, But soon we'll meet in that glad place Where God again doth reign, Mrs. S. Baird James Kirby - James Kirby who died at his home, near nee Albert, on June 27th, gl England in October, gel w hi was born to ach 1 yuh > of Seagrave, passed - Teacher, Edgerton |- 1922, was born in| He came to Canada in the | fath dl 1 vice ook Pleas ast 1 | Pine Grove Cemetery, bert, under. the auspices of Cemetery Company, Man; with flowers which presented a fine appearance when piaced on the graves. Appropriate ad- dresses were delivered by the resident clergy. hing Church of the Asgension : SUNDAYS Morning Prayer, . . 1 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Class, at 3 p.m. Evening Service at 7 p.m. Holy ommunion at 11 a.m. the 1st Sunday of the month. REV. NORMAN H. NOBLE Tnecumbent Prince Albert Cirouit Manchester-- Sunday School 10.00 a.m, Preaching 11.00 a.m. Bethel -- > Sunday School } 3 p,m. Preaching Prince Albert-- Sunday School 2.30 p.m. Preaching .00 p.m. Mr. T. H. Mills will have charge of the 8 tices. 'he Standard Rentedy for HAY-FEVER and Asthma. Sold by all good Drugglsts, For Free Trial write Temnletons, Toronto Sold by Morrison's Drugstore Property For Sale I have a splendid list of * farms and town properties for sale, Apply to Morley Campbell, Port Perry, Farm seller, or phone 155-2. tf FOR SALE The Marlow Block, in the pros- perous village of Blackstock. For particulars enquire of MARTYN, Box 149, Bowmanville; Ont. Farm to Rent Between Oshawa and the Lake. About 125 acres in- excellent state of cultivation. Ample buildings. Plowing after present crop. Full possession Oct. Ist or April Ist Apply to G. D. CON ANT, Owner, 20-tf hawa, Ont. a | / ¥ "Listen, Bob, don't travel! Use Long Distance. Yeu can reach practi- -caly every customer at Station-to-Station rates. Weare doubling sales in some districts that way. The tele- phone manager will arrange the calls for Ask for our booklet, "A Few Ways to Speed Up Business" ple from town an 'country came| i H. S. WHITE i _ rapturously. enj : Drift along amo the lilies and munch our can with HER. Oh boy, ~ Oh , what a ir confections affect the heart, PORT PERRY | - Coal, Lumber, Lath Lime, Shingles Arrivals last week were: a car of Dressed Lumber, com- posed of siding, flooring, V Joint, boards and plank, also a 'carload of lump and hy- drated lime. To arrive this week a carload of anthracite coal and have some +» B. shingles left in stoc 11 to be sold at very close prices C. L. VICKERY July 6th, 1922 Motor Boat For Hire For Fishing Parties, Picnics, Camping, , ete. Call Charlie Bowerman, Bell Phone 162. Pure Honey for Sale 'Fruit Bloom and pure Clover Honey for sale. Apply to John F. Gerrow, Ash Street, Port Perry. Bell Phone 156 r 2. Plymouth Binder Twine After years of satisfaction, we still stock this reliable make of twine; and now have a supply for immediate delivery. Twine users will find that-- "GOLD MEDAL" is the cheap- est and most reliable twine on the market, as will be seen by the following table: GOLD MEDAL, 650 £t.--46% ft. or lc. Superior, 600 ft--44} ft. for Ic. Extra, 550 ft.--44 ft. for lc. Standard, 500 ft.--48% ft. for lc Geo. Jackson & Son PORT PERRY ONTARIO PURE HONEY FOR SALE Apply to W. H. DOUBT, Port Perry, Ont. MW. A. SANGSTER DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours--9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Office over Archer's Hardware PORT RERRY ONTARIO STAT BUSESS rs Sei | W. E. HARRISON Blong Block Port Perry is prepared to do all kinds of Harness Reparing and has for sale Harness Sweat Pads Auto Rags and Travelling Bags Spirella 'Corsets AND FANCY Rubber Goods Sole Agent M. Cockburn Bell Phone 78. Port Perry . Dry Mixed Wood, $2,75 single 'Dry Hardwood Slabs in stove lengths, $8.50 cord Some Pea Coal on hand, also Blacksmiths coal in stock. _ P. FIGARY PORT PERRY Residence phone 214 June 29, 1922 Office Phone 9% ad aa ' Goode's Creamery at Port Perry Is paying 34c. per lb. for butter fat, You can save labor and make more money . by sending your cream to ; Port Perry Creamery Allan Goode, Proprietor. a ------------------ A -------- A i. J. A. MURRAY DENTJST. Office upstairs in Leonard Block Hours, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m Phone 93 Best Corn, Peas, Pork - Beans, per tin' 15¢. 4 = Choice Red Salmon, fn 0s, Gunn's '"Pon-Honor" Coak- ed Corned Beef, 1b. Men's Mule Skin- Harve Boots, per pair $3. Cream of the West Flour and Marvel Pastry Crush- ed Oats, Ground Corn, Shorts and Bran in stock. Pure Paris Green, 1b. pk. 50¢ Arsenate of Lead, 1b. 35c. W. F. Crosier Car for Hire. Apply A: Parrinder, Port Perry. "Bell Phone 157 : A ~~ ny, DON'T take any chances with fire in Ontario! 's forests. ' DON'T throw away cigarette or cigar butts, pipe. e "heels" or burnt matches su You Er dead sure they are out, DON'T neglect to drown out your camp thoroughly with lots of water. ashes and throw on more water. ¥ Stir bp th in DON'T build your camp fire against a rotten log 'or stump -- nor on high «exposed windy of a tree, ints; nor. near moss patches; nor at the a Build it in a former fire place, if any at hand, or on a flat rock, or on aspot cleared = down | to the true soil below, prefetably : by the, edge of the water, fe DON'T forget that the upper. Toyer. of alound in ~ 7 the forest consists Hit rotted wood h Ids ly bu th