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and Mrs. H. S. White of Fene-| Falls 'were in town on Sunday. A good showing of Orangemen at- tndod dine eri at the Church of the. n on Sunday evening. "The brethren marched to_the church id by the Port Perry Band, Miss Kate Allison left yesterday to resume her duties as Superintendent of me General Hospital at Winona, Minn., after a month's visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs, S, E. Allison. Mrs, C. Al Coulter, with her son Master Goldwin, of 27 Maple Ave., Barrie, and Miss Anna McDougald, 'of Rochester, N.Y., were guests over "the week end with Dr, and Mrs. J. A. Mathers,- Port Perry. Mrs. (Dr.) Stickney, of Rutland, | Vermont, a sister of Sir Max Aiken, spent the week end with Miss Kate . Allison. Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson from 'Winnipeg, also Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Camplin, of Cleveland, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jackson' last week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Town and Mrs. Duncan Town, attended the wed- .ding of Mr. Town's niece, Miss A Gillespie, at Whitby, on Saturday, June 27th. Mrs. S. Baird and son Jos. also Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Town spént Sun- day at Beaverton. Mr. and Mrs. B, F. Crandell and son Gordon, Mr. Whitfield and Miss Florence LeFlore, of Toronto, were holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. R. Town. Mrs. R. D. Clark, of Sheppard, Mich., and Mrs. Marsh Dunn, of Ed- monton, Alta, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Dunn and friends in this 'vicinity. "Mrs. Wm. Tummonds and Mr. and Mrs, Horton, of Toronto, were in town over Sunday, and attended the Decoration Services at Pine Grove Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Simmons, Miss Sim- mons, Miss Jackson and Mr. Lytle Johnston, of Fenelon Falls, motored to Port Perry, and spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. A. G. Smith. "Thé Misses Mary and Grace Stone held a birthday party last Saturday afternoon. Fourteen little girl friends took part in the pleasures provided, and enjoyed the birthday supper at a table prettily decorated with pink roses and ribbons. Mrs. E. 'H. Purdy has returned __home after spending a pleasant holi- day at Minden. Many wended their way to the re- ception held at the home of Mrs. J. A. Mathers, Queen St., Port Perry, on the afternoon of Tuesday, June 3oth. The home being tastefully decorated with peonies. Mrs. W. H. Harris introduced the guests, with Mrs. A. Carnegie in charge of the tea room, assisted by Mrs. I. R. Bentley and Miss Miriam Harris. The following ladies' called during the afternoon: Mrs. Robert Archer, Mrs. Harold Archer, Mrs. Cecil Beare, Mrs. Earl Beare, Mrs. M. I. Beare, Mrs. I. R. Bentley, Mrs. D. Boe, Mrs. James Boe, Mrs. F. W. Brock, Mrs. Wm. Brock, Miss E. Brock, Mrs. A. Car- negie, Mrs. D. Carnegie, Mrs. W. A. Christy, Mrs. H. M. Coates, Mrs. Coulter, Mrs. Jno. W. Crozier, Mrs. A. J Davis, Miss Mary E Davis, Mrs, H. W. Emmerson, Mrs. N. W. Ewers, Mrs. J. L. Forman, Mrs, W. Graham, Mrs. A. Goode, Mrs. W. H. Harris, . Miss Eunice Harris, Miss Miriam Harris, Mrs. Wm. Higgs, Mrs. Geo. Jackson, Miss Marguerite Jackson, Mrs. F. C. Jarrett, Mrs. C. C. Jeffrey, Graduation Gifts We have smany very™ pretty gifts suitable for graduation presents. Waterman Pens and Ink for sale here. _Get a price on repair- ing that watch or clock of yours. It may pay you to have it repaired. Se I. R. BENTLEY Jeweller and Optometrist. Church. Rev. Mr. Atkinson, Minister 7 p.m. Sabbath School 10 a.m Mrs. C. W. Jeffrey, Mrs Samuel Jef- frey, Mrs 4: B. Lundy, Miss McBride, Mrs. Wm. H. McCaw, Mrs, T. W. Me- Lean, Miss McPhail, Mrs. P. G. Mor- rison, Mrs John Nasmith, Mrs. A. Orchard, Mrs... W.. M. Real, Mrs. A. Rose, Mrs Howard H. Stone, Mrs. N. Sweetman, Mrs. C. L. Vickery, Mrs. Neil Wilkinson and Mrs. R. J. Weir. er Opp NEW OFFICERS At the congregational meeting of the United Church the following officers were elected. Board of Stewards--Messrs. Geo. Stone, Geo. A. Rose, James Waddell, William Graham, Jos. Baird, E. H. Purdy, C. C. Jeffrey, J. C. Taylor, Alvin Hunter, R. B. Smallman, A. Orchard, S. Farmer. Session--Messrs. A. W. Allin, John Leask, 'James Leask, Jas. Waddell, A. Dodd, R. D. Woon, John Doubt, Wm. Coultis, J. F. McClintock, E. A. These, together with the President, of the W. M. S., the President of the Ladies' Aid, and the Superintendént of the Sunday School, form the Quarterly Official Board. en em IN MEMORIAM In loving remembrance "of my husband, Samuel Baird, who passed away, July 9, 1918, Also my father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Town. : "And with the morn Those angel faces smile Which I have loved long since And lost awhile." Mrs. S, Baird. I U1 "ft CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Sunday, July 12th--Holy Communion at 11 am. Sunday School at 10. It is hoped that the Sunday School Picnic will take place one day next week. Oshawa Beach to be our destination. Notice as to. day and needs will be given out at the morn- ing service on Sunday. St. Thomas Church ,Brooklin Sunday next, service at 7 p.m. Please remember the Garden Party that is to be held onthe 16th of July at "Glengow" the home of Major and Mrs. R. B. Smith. ous advice and od eric are at your command. make no ch: mination. $t. Johns Presbyterian] Regular Services, 11 am. and| H. Rose, Miss Elsie Rose, Mrs. G. A. | Walker, Norman Stuart; R. Hunter.| 3 F DUrgeo! Successor to late Dr. S. J. Mellow SEND YOUR ANSWER TODAY 4 Toi s fi} fei RULES AND JREGULATIONS Only one member of a family Should enter. should met ente Jans Shaiid het vote eciad Wy tho Jo fret prise siready own 8 plane the prise wil be the next best. 11 "solutions are snd shall remain the property of the San 11 Adin oe give is abide by the docklon of the Judese Contuta which o tr ; x HAP 3 oo, d wh Pu TYR Ys 7s £35 x have to' do is 'to. count the files a 2 dd int). 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CARTER, In the Village of Epsom, be- . longing to the estate of the late ~ Carpenter |7iERE, 0 ton. - $1000 value Eatimwies glen on TOW work will be sold for for $600, as seiate sonable. Good work: Bell Phone myst for Wound Wp. in. be made © 200 or Box 97, Port Perry. | with the Executor A.W, Allin, Box 148, Post Ponty, Ont. CAR OF FRESH CEMENT NOW IN. B. C. Cedar Shingles, Siding, Ceil- ing, and Mouldings. Hardwood Habe and Body wood on hand. . Nut and Stove Coal on band. Prices attractive to those Who wish : : Physi i n, Office, Queen St., tt a Things mm {IN [1] Rencibor Answers may be sub- mitted on this or a separate a' other paper, ot or other "There - fry to the the solution. Somebody is going to win the prizes, every ry of them is ut Free, Read the Rules and Instructions again. Send in your answer now--Today, 1st PRIZE address plainly and carefully, with P= 3rd PRIZE COUPON ~~ My count of the Dollar ($) Marks is......ccoussumser YOUR ANSWER TO NAME.....«. & OSHAWA, ONT. 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