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a * 'Success. 'berry crop; especially, es from the lack of rain. 7 Mrs. Gracey; of Washington, sister of Mrs. James Lee, together with her two daughter, motored here and spent "a few days swith Mrs, Lee, Mr, Nugent has been laid up with neuralgia . for several days. The Sunday School picnic' of the . United Church was held last Thurs- "day at Port Bolster, and was a real | It is "reported that some' -who went are pretty good ducks; ut "least judging , from their ability in locomation in the water. Incidentally we learn that some others got a duck-ing. We are soory to hear that Mrs. Dyer received a slight injury before getting home. Aside from from this the ddy was good. Don't forget the United Church Garden Party on August 4th, Mr. and Mrs. John McKitrick spent a few days in Toronto last week at the home of Mrs. McKitrick's father and mother. Better a fence around the top of the cliff than an ambulance down in the valley. What's the matter with the church Nothing but you and me and the rest of us. ml BORN 'On July 19th, 1925, : MM and Mrs James Dusty, Greenbank, a daughter, . Enid Lucile, At Prospect, on July 24th, 1925, to Mr, and Mrs. Ewart Diamond, a daughter, Jessie Elizabeth, Fall Term, Opens, Sept Ist. Gheriis Z All graduates of last seventeen months .have .secured .employ- ment as- well as scores of others. Catalogue Free. W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal. Cor. Yonge and Alexander, Sts. Toronto. Kathleen Leask A. T.C. Mand A. OC. M. Teacher of Piano and Theory. Pupils prepared for examination if desired. Nov. 1 Phone 115 r 8-2 Choice Variety of 'Men's Suitings We have the finest selection in Town of MEN'S AND BOYS' CAPS Re-modelling, Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing done. W. H. DOUBT MERCHANT TAILOR PORT PERRY, ONTARIO AGENT FOR Larvex Moth Proof Liquid for the protection of cloth. Can be bought by the bottle. or will call personally and apply Larvex to clothing, ca Sarpets, upholstery. Suits insured against moths for 50¢ © Thousands of dollars' worth of material destroyed by]. 'moths every year. Miss Maden Cackiun IANO "AND VIOLIN Port Pemry ed Miss Nona Hog: or yaar, vic sassed with Nmges the Elementary Theory Examinations in Music. Miss. Hoggarth was a pupil of Mr, Rosswell Dobson, of Manchester. The Field Day held here on July 16th, proved' very successful. The weather was fine and a good program of sport was run off. The Uxbridge girls won the Girls' Soft Ball Tourna- ment, Pine Grove won the Men's Soft Ball Tournament, and the 6th Line Uxbridge won the Football, A $10 prize was awarded to the winners in each class. An excellent lunch was served on the grounds, followed by a concert and dance in"Memory Hall. The pro- gram was put on by the Melodyland Roach's Orchestra. masters (Psi, PRINCE ALBERT We are glad to report of the re- covery of Mis, William Roantree, (nee Eliza Belknap), of Lindsay, who has been so seriouly ill for some tiffie. Mr. Woodley and son Oscar were in Toronto recently. Mr. W. Hardy, of Lindsay, spent the week end with his friend Mr. LW. Belknap, and returned to his home on Sunday morning. Mrs. Earl Williams, who has been visiting her for some time has re- turned home to Toronto. Miss Medd. has erected a fine. new wire fence in front of her garden on Mary Street. : Mrs. Marsh Dunn, who has been visiting in the vicinity, left this week for a visit to Sheppard, Mich. Mrs. Sharp, Valencia, Mrs. Chas. Plum, Edmonton, Mrs. H. Plum, of the village, were visitors at the home of Mrs, T. Turner, on Monday. Don't forget the Hydro Meeting, on Friday evening, July 81st, at 8 p. m. in the Church. Everybody come and let us light up Prince Albert. + Mr. W. Matherson is very much better today, .his condition shows marked improvement. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jennings, with Mys. John Fowlie, were visitors. in Peterboro and Lindsay last week. Mr. Wagg has improved his pro- perty with some paint. z The two stores are closing on Wed- nesday afternoons. Mrs. Belknap has returned home from Lindsay. re Women who hate ornaments are seldom very fond of their husbands. Major Campbell and daughter, Mrs. Washington, wish to express their grateful thanks to all their friends and neighbors who helped to make their burden lighter during the sick- ness and death of sister and aunt, Mrs. Roberts, and for their sympa and floral tributes. He who is always pickled will some day be as sour as vinegar. Mr. and Mrs. Ward, of Toronto, were the guests of Mrs, Arthur Weodley, Sr, on Wednesday of last week. +}: Mr. Ettey is repairing;the roofs. of his' outbuildings. Mr. H. Collacutt and wife of To- ronto, were the guests of his uncle and aunt, Mrs, Frank Bailey, last week. Mrs. W. "orden has built a beauti= ful new fence in front of her home. Through the good work of Mr. Jos. Wilson all the noxious, unsightly weeds in the east ward has been de- molished. 2 A child's purse wgs found at the four corners by Mr. I. Belknap. It contained a smaall amount of money. The owner can have same by apply- ing to Mr, Belknap and proving own ership. Mr. and Mrs, Wanamaker of Osh- awa, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs: | Herb. Hope. Mr. and Mrs. Findlay and family, 'have returried to the City, after spending 3 some time "with M | PORT PERRY | DOMINION STORE ' Marks obtained, 85%. | Concert Co. and the dance music by | been Whitby, formerly occupied by* Rev. Edward Turkington, whose resigna- tion was accepted by Toronto Pres- bytery to take effect June 10th, has formerly declared vacant, notice to this effect being read from the pul- pit at the Sunday services. "=A meeting of the congregation has hey called for Monday evening, July 27th, More About Cartwright Continuation School -Editor's Note--In view of the fact that the Cartwright Contin uation School is now being built on the lot across the road from the Public School of S8.S. No, 2, the following report of a special meeting of Cartwright Township Council will be of interest, The great question will be-- who will pay for the school. when it is built? ---- Og CARTWRIGHT, JULY 27th, 1925 Special meeting of the Council with all present, met at 8.20 p.m, The "following report was read by W. H. Harris, to Council of the Town- ship of Cartwright: Pursuant to 'their direction he ap- plied to Mr. Montgomery, the Sec'y of 8S. S. No. 2, Cartwright, on July 17th, 1925, to examine 'the minutes and records of the Triistee "Board. Mr. Montgomery advised him that part of the records of 'the 'Trustee Board were with their Solicitor, Mr. Stinson, 'in Lindsay, and that Mr. Harris might examine them at Black- stock on Monday, July 20th, 1925, at '10 a.m., at Mr. Montgomery's office. J. BE. Harris attended at Mr. Mont- gomery's office and was 'told that Mr. VanCamp had taken the records away. J. E. Harris attended on Mr. Vancamp, who.said that Mr. Stinson had not-been able to return the re- cords but that they would be back on Wednesday, the 22nd of July, 1925. On July 21st, 1925, Messrs. Harris & Harris received a letter from Mr. Stinson stating that he held the papers of the Trustee Board and that Harris & Harris could 'see them at any time in case they desired to make an inspection of them at once. Wednesday mérnihg, the 22nd J. E. Harris called Mr, Stinson and said he would go 'to see the papers at once. Mr. Stinson said that he was going away at once and would not be back until Friday morning, the 24th, and that it would not be convenient for Mr. J, E. Harris to see the papers until then. On Friday, the 24th, the: Clerk, Mr. Beacock and Mr. J. E. Harris went to. Lindsay to see the Trustee Board papers. Mr, Beacock found that the records had been changed since he inspected them and 'made copies] thereof, particularly 'with reference to the record of the selection of the school site, the word "adjoining" in the origingl record being changed to ceptib Beacock also relic but is tain, that the resolution of the Mo and inserted. the. | esMinute Book | Board in 1922, had been' eS i Over Ee oll Port Perry tificate appioviie of the Debentures and By-law. unable to obtain a copy of the tificate or 01 ie material used dn ob- it "was noi in his possession. Mr. the material consisted of'the afiidavit of Fred willan with the minutes and taining to the 'matter and the notices of meetings' and the letters received from the Department of Education and the agreement between the «| School Board forming a Continuation { {i} School. The Trustee Board errored in ap- plying to the Ontario Railway and Municipal Board without first notify- ing the Council'as the Trustee Board were aware that the Council disputed ownership of the Debentures. The Ontario Railway and Municipal an interes party within 10 days receives notice of the certificate of the Board to have the said certificate set aside." August 1st, 1925. Mr. W. H. Harris is of the opinion that the Municipal Board have power to correct Arregularities in the pro- ceedings but canflot correct proceed- ing that are Ultra Vires of the Trus- tee "Board" or' the Council and the Council should therefore réfrain from question if the Trustee Board did not' first select the present site and if the eleetors did fot agree on that sife, Mr. W. H. Harris -is therefore of the opinion that it is the duty of the Council to have 'a rehearing by the Ontario Railway and Municipal Board of the application of the Trus- tee Board and their certificate re- voked. Moved by Richard Edgerton and seconded by J. J. Jobb, that Messrs. Harris & Harris be instructed to make application fo the Ontario Rail- way and Municipal "Board as outlined in their report of July 25th, 1925, signed by W. H. Harris, and that the Clerk be Instructed to get such evi- dence as may be required by the said Board. - Reeve sipported. the motion. carried. A letter was roid from Mr. Stinson asking the Council to provide for the Richard Edgerton and seconded by J: J. Jobb, that the Clerk be instructed .|'to phone Mr; Stinson, and to confirm{ the phone by letter and also to notify the Secretary of: the Trustee Board of 8. 8. Noy 2, Cartwright, not to dispose of the Debentures and to hypothecate them as the Council were moving for a rehearing of the appli- 'cation made by the Trustee Board to 'the Ontario Railways and Municipal | 'Board. Supported: by Reeve. Car. not re; inter By aw "No. 580 "until sme be ascertained. Supported 2 oe Mr. J. E. Harris was |. taining the same as Mr, Stinson said i Stinson advised Mr. J. ki. Harris that it: resolutions of the School Board peril the validity of the By-law and their |} Board Act provides that application Ii may be made 'to the said Board by i from the date on which such party ||| The last day for the: Council to|*™ make such application is Saturday, offering for sale the Debentures in} first Debenture issued wunder< the} School By-law" No. 580, Moved by| Men's 's Fine Straw | saonsiye regular $2. 25° Men's Heavy Work Boots $3.85 Pair These shoes are made of solid leather and will s oe 3b value. > ive good wear. Re far Clearing at $3. g eo 3 op Woinen' s Fine Patent Leather Strap Shoes en This is a beoflection of all this geason's lies; Prices range from 4. 25 to M. 75. ~All sizes, 8 to 7 in the lot. Sale price $3.75 pair. Congoleum Rugs at Special Prife hr Three only, size 7} x 9, regular $11.25, for $9.95 Two only, size 9 x 9, regular $13, 50, z » "Three only, 9.x 103, regular $16.25, for $15: 95 Of Anna M. Stonehouse, deeeased. Pursuant to Sec. 56 of Chapter 121 of the Revised Statutes of On- tario, 1914, notice is hereby given that all creditors and others having 'claims against the estate of Ann M. Stonehouse, late of the Village of Port Perry, in the County of Ontario, who died .on or about the 18th day of May A. D. 1925, are, on or before 'the 16th day of August A.D. 1925, to send by post, prepaid, to «Harris & Harris, Solicitors for, W. 8. Croxall and W. M. Parish, Executors, of the |: said Heceased their chritian names and -surnames, addresses and _de- scriptions, the full particulars of their claims, a statement of their ac- counts and the mature of the securities (if any) held by them, and 'that after the day last aforesaid the said Executors will proceed: to dis- tributeythe assets of the said'deceased| - among the parties entitled thereto having regard only to such claims of which notice shall -have been given as above required, and the -said Executors will not be liable for the said assets Or any part thereof, to any person or persons of whose claim or claims notice shall not have been received by them at the {ime of. such distribution. Dated 'at Port- Perry, Ont., this 16th day of July A.D. 1925. % HARRIS & HARRIS, C WESTVIEW COTTAGE Inexpensive opportunity to live in}! Whitby, three miles to: Motor City of Oshawa, splendid small home, roomy | cellar, furnace, half acre ion t garden, close to highway. Write for | NOTICE TO CREDITORS Yor $11.95 Three only, 9 x 12, regular $18. 00, for $15.75 Wall Papers - Twenty 'good " patterns of io: kitchen or dining season's stock, regular 1be. to 18c. roll, Slearing at 100, roll. COAL! COAL! "A BLACK BUSINESS HANDLED WHITE "2000 LBS. 1 TON Now is the time to place yourorder: oN for riext winter's coal while there'is | still a supply available. We have all the required sizes and call fill your order promptly, summer prices still 'being in force. Nut and Stove Coal, $15.50 ton. : Pea Coal iiipiiin... 812.50 ton. Solvay Nut Coke ....$13.50 ton Solvay Pea Coke ....$12.00 ton We also have a supply of wood-- Hemlock Slabs, $3.00 per % cord. |trees. Hardwood Slabs, $8.50 per 1% cord. Body" Hardwood, $4.00 per % cord, Soft Coal, Steam Coal, (for thresh- ing), lime and cement, g Give us your orders Our truck will mbke prompt delivery without # 'doing damage to your. lawn or drives way. Miss Noréen Hortop. and friends ~ Misses Marie: Wery and Flora Purdie, all of Oshawa, Visited with Mr. and Mts, F. Hortop, during their holidays. Port Perry 'Coal Yard . _W. G. W.PYATT Phones -- Office i Bes 288 ~ SMITH & SMITH . : va i balance at 6%: i hl & Si new parm » gr room \ papers, all this eo = Real Estate Morley. Campbell's List PORT" ERRY Bell Phfhe 183 W + 6 roomed house, % acre land, good yell, large stable, hen house, fruit, good repair. Situated on Union. Price $1,100. $500 cash." 3 roomed frame house, % acre oF land, good. stable, some: fruit, good water, in Village of Manchester, on Provincial Highway, Beautiful-shade r $2.000. $1,000 cash, balance at 6%. : Good 6 roomed frame house, in Utica, large woodshed, cistern, stable, + hen house, nice lot of, fruit, "i acre cash, balance at 5%. © Good for garden or chickens--51% acres on Simcoe St. just ust outside the Corporation of Port [frame house, in ly decorated' in good rei re jo ang; out, good stable, ive shed dad new hen use, some water, nicely sitgated. Terms to suit Dyyese: oe This property is in. good So 3% acres land, 8 roomed frame house, Stable, re ts and' garage, hard and soft water ou! | electric range. wired fo with ice $600. $0 cau to school | and church, 2 * os of good =