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: 4 i By Kodaks and Films cave your orders for Printing 4 a Developing Mortisoi's 8 Drug Store le, tempting Silver pieces ythat give d make most acceptable we al tory article but many of hein. the niths, = 3 of pierced designs. i "IAS. McKEE ave use for Zarthing i in these lines ; te in wil not be from us. Our friecs i & STATIONER pply of Seed Corn also a full assortment hese are mostly all rue c hich is a guarante you | |] I ! i | | | | JANE RENNER NER a home like vielt Se gd a people s| who deeply appreciate the. courtesy with REVERENCE AND WITH GODLY FEAR Bishopgarth. H with reverence and with godly fear, Our suplications blending; Our GOD we praise and venture near With joyful songs ascending; For all Thy mercies on our race, Our FATHER we adore Thee: Keep far vain boastings of our place, As now we stand before Thee, ' Thy strength, nok ours, in days long ~~ past, "Wrought out our swords story: And while our Empire's name shall last, Be Thou alone our glory. We have protected human right, Fair freedom's cause maintaining; But Thy right arm didst give us might, A righteous conquest gaining, Vain are the powers that trust in power, Such earthly forces perish, When Thou arisest, then they cower; May we Thy judgments cherish. Not for the glory of our sword, Not for the mere possessing: 'But for the greater, full reward, We onward still are pressing. Till 'neath Thy rule, Eternal King! Love's holy exaltation, All men to Brotherhood would bring. In every race and nation. . Till War, Oppression, Wrong shall \ cease, 2 Then equal rights be given; . For over all the world Thy Peace "Shall guide mankind to Heaven. Amen The evening sermon dealt with the | "Harp of Ten Strings", the text being taken from the first three verses of the 92nd Psalm. The speaker likened the British Empire to this harp of ten strings upon which the Lord should be and is being praised. The strings, which correspond to the ten notes of the Jewish musical scale were: HRI RH TREES "wuld "The people. _of the British Em- 'pire, diverse in nationality,, touching almost every, part of the human family. This string is capable of praising God with wondrous power and "sweetness. ; 2, The British -Gonstitution which sends forth a clear, true note as it is founded on the God-given principle of equality of justice to all men. 3. British Commerce, wide spread 'and conducted on lines which are not "commercialized" but which set forth well the principles of fair dealing. 4, British character. The product of a thousand years of 'dependability. The character of the Briton, because | of its trustworthyness is known and admired the world over. 5. British countries which circle the earth and give of their: richness in praise of the great Giver of all things. N 6 British Education, which Tin- cludes art, literature and music. Our literature "is incomparable. We would not exchange it for Hat of any try. _ British laws, the. most equit- | able and humanitarign. in all the | rid. kindly simplicity of 8 man whose tness is so unquestionable that it not need to be bolstered by frills and pompous show. * ~Incidently, we have not the slight- est doubt that Lord Byng enjoyed himself immensely in his informal visits to some of the farmers in Ontario. 4 Among other favored people,. those at Blackstock feel highly honored by the fact that the farm home of Mr, and Mrs M. C. Smith 'was chosen as one of the stopping places on the J tour. And ther. was good reason, for Mr. Smith has a very fine farm which he keeps under a fine state of culti- | vation. | rovincial prizes, particularly for po- tatoes and grain. The Governor-General's party in- cluded Lord Byng and his aide; Hon: Harry Cockshutt, Lieutenant Govern- or of Ontario; and Mr. W. J. Bragg, M.P. for Durham. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Archer, (Mrs. Smith is a sister of Mrs. Archer) and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Real, of Port Perry; Mrs. Jos. Forder and Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Marlow were present upon the occasion of the visit. The school children were given a J holiday by Lord Byng, so naturally he made friends among the young folk. The visit. will be remembered with great pleasure for many years to come. } Orie ". PATRIOTIC CONCERT A patriotic concert is being ar- | ranged to be presented in the Town Hall, at 8 p.m. on June 12th. A playlet will be given by about ladies, entitled "Canada's Call to the Empire." Some musical number will be rendered. The speaker of! the evening will be Miss Duffff. A 'ollection will be taken in the interests of the work, ~ Those interested in temperance work are frged to be present them- selves and bring others, also to ad- vertise the onvemtion as widely as possible, a lL Oe NOTED TRAVELER ~~ AT CHAUTAUQUA Dr. E. B. MacDowell Will Tell of World Journeys. + Hi _ Travelogue, Ne Trip . Around the World," Will Thrill and, Fascinate His Audiences. ~ Dr. Bdward Sourton MacDowell, not- ed traveler; writer and lecturer, will present at the coming Dominion Chau- tauqua his highly interesting travel ogue, "A Trip Around the World." In this fascinating travelogue Doctor MacDowell tukes his audiences with him Into out-of-the-way places of the eafth and parts not frequented by the commercial traveler or the casual tour- ist. He describes these lands and y Ries. EIN He has won a number of | Port Perry Branch, | - any securities you may contemplate Let STANDARD SERVICE be your Investment Safeguard A : THE STANDARD BANK TOTAL ASSETS OVER EIGHTY-THREE MILLIONS H. G. Hutcheson, Manager WR W. E. N. Sinclair, K. C,, of Oshawa, Oshawa, June 1st, 1923 To the electors of South Omtario:- On June 26th the Province elects its new Legislature. The Liberals of South Ontario have again nominated me . I represented the riding for the past four years and three years previously. I have actively engaged in the work of the Legislature and served you conscientiously, My ex- perience and judgement are at your command if you wish me to go on for another four years. Being engaged in professional and business work in Oshawa, carrying oh my farm in Whitby Township, and identified with sogial work, I feel I can represent all shades of thought and legislate for the good of all classes. . i My platform is the good of the people. There must be re trench- ment in expenditure of public money, and a closer scrutiny of the same. There must be progress along the lines of social reform and a sound adminstration of law for the common good. There must be support for sound public ownership and develop- ment of Hydro for the rural com- munitites. _- There must be further care for the needs of the agricultural community, There must be a busi- ness administration of the affairs of the Province, carried on by men of experience and judgment who will serve for the good they can do the community. If you believe my record is good, my qualifications proper, and my ex- perience to you more than any other candidate in this election, I ask your votes, assuring you I will as in the past represent you to my best ability. To the women voters let me say that you have a great oppoftunity 'to elevate public life by polling all your votes and carefully guarding all you have so far secured. I especially ask for your votes in this election, * I cannot see all of you in this large riding of 31,000 people. I invite' you to all my meeting where I discuss 4.| questions more fully. Polling day is Monday, June 25th from 8 am. to 6 pm. I ask your endorsement of my past record on that day and your renewal of con- fidence for the coming four years, 'assuring you that as the years go by and experience ripens into judgment, | it is more a pleasure to serve you he- | chuse of my greater: opportunities. * Yours very truly' Ww. E. N. SINCLAIR SN measacaSIENREREAaE ES About Bananas As we buy our Bananas by weirht we decided a year ago to sell by weight, which we think is the fairest way and has proved a big success as we handle at the present about a ton of bananas per week. Try us for nice ripe bananas per 1b 1le. Goods delivered in town. Phone 201 D. Corbman FRUIT Wholesale and Retail NOTICE RE ASSESSMENT ROLL OF THE VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY, 1923 Ratepayers wishing to appeal against their assessment will have 14 days from May 25th to do so: Friday the 8th day of June will be the last day in which to appeals may be filed. Notice of appeal must be with the Clerk of the municipality no later than the 8th of June. COURT OF REVISION NOTICE is hereby given that the first sitting of the Court of Revision to revise.the Assess- ment Roll of the TOWNSHIP OF REACH for the year 1923, will be held at the Town Hall, Manchester, on + MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1923, at 2 pm. All parties interested are required to take notice. W. F. DOBSON Clerk. ree (J Qe: Premier Drury will Speak ,Preemier Drury will address a. public meeting in the interest of F. H. Richardson, candidate for South Ontario, at the Armouries, Oshawa, on Friday: evening, June 8th. The electors of the riding are requested to attend and hear the Premier and other prominent speakers. * * * Hon. Manning Doherty will address the electors of South Ontario in 'be- half of the candidature of F, H. Rich- ardson, candidate for the riding in the coming election, at a meeting to be held at the Township Hall, Brook- lin, on Monnday afternoon, June 1, at 2 pm. All are welcome. ramen) () (rere . PUBLIC MEETINGS % The following. Public Meetings will be held in the interests of F. H. RICHARDSON The People's Candidate Utica; Thursday, June 7. ~ Greenbank, Thursday, June 14th. Premier Drury will speak at Oshawa, Friday June 8th. a POLITICAL MEETINGS Meetings in the interest of Dr. Jas. Moore, . the Conservative candidate for South Ontario, will be held as follows: Utica, Friday, June 8th. a Party, Saturday,