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th Mr. e Cawker and Clifford Vickery, of Toronto, are Spending some holidays in town. 1) Miss Frances Mellow was a ek end visitor in Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Robertson and family, Miss M. Osborne and Miss Beatrice Snell, all of Toronto, were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bentley, on Sunday. "The Beaches" Lodge, AF. & A.M. of Toronto made a fraternal visit to Fidelity Lodge, on Monday evening and assisted R. W. Bro. Gardiner in- stall the officers for the year. * ie. FOR SALE Quantity of Buckwheat. Apply to Ben Jones, R.R.1, Port Perry, Phone 190 r 1-2. BE 1 an JUST ARRIVED A carload of Tile and Brick at C. L. Vickery's, Port Perry. REE PET DECORATION SERVICES The annual memorial and decoration services will be held at Pine Grove Cemetery on Sunday, July 7th, at 2.30 pam. ed O Oi STRAWBERRIES FOR SALE We will promptly and carefully de- liver your orders at current retail prices. Phone 256). C. H: Kellett. -- OO ---- PEONIES FOR SALE Apply to Mrs, C. H. Kellett, Port Perry, phone 256J. --------() S-- BORN At Hagel Park, Detroit, on June 18, 1929, to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cumming, a son--Ivan Gerald. DIED Suddenly near Port Perry; on Fri- day, June 21st, 1929, Sadie Luella Allin, in her 46th year. ----000------ MUSIC FOR THE "SHUT-INS" The Port Perry Band have a pleas- ing idea which they will try to work out this summer. There area number of our citizens who through age or sickness are confined to their homes. It has been decided for the Band to play in front of such homes, and give these people a musical treat. If you know of any such person please notify Mr. Geo. R. Davey or Mr. I. R. Bentley | . O00 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Peter James Day R.S.0., 1927, Chapter 150, Section 51. All persons having claims against the estate of Peter James Day, farm- er, late of the Township of Reach, de- ceased, who died on or about the bth day of May, 1928, are hereby notified to send to the undersigned solicitor for the executors, on or before the 1st day of July; 1929, full particulars of their claims. said date the assets of the deceaged will be dis-| tributed amongst those entitled there- bh having regard only to claims so Ded at Port Pel Ma LR, 1929. INOW. CROZIER, Port Pery Ont. Solicitor for | above Fatale. CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Sunday, June 30th 8 a.m.--Holy Communion © = 10 a.m.--Sunday School .. ° 7 p.m.--Evening service, Dominion Day-- Short service at 10 a.m. Week night service at 8 p.m. Friday. SEAGRAVE en (YOO PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Sunday. June 23rd. 10 a.m.--Sabbath School. 11 a.m International Peace. 7 p.m.~--God as seen in Nature-- 3---Storms, _ | the big top. = 'under the mingled influence of dust to our customers. vault. customers. The' Amalgamation of the local as' annotinced week, has been effected over 'the Holiday a : the customers. On Tuesday morning the office opened for business as usual in the Commerce Building on the North side of the street - with the combined staff, the office having been remodelled to ac- f comodate the increased business. « A much larger space 'has been ; allotted to the public and the arrangements 'behind the ¢ with the increased staff make: it possible to give uicker Greater facilities have been provided: for Safety Deposit. JoX- holders as well as increased protection by improvements in the We would be glad to receive a visit from any. of our, H. G. HUTCHESON, Mandrer. E. B. WALKER, Manager. 4 63.007 Yue st, TORONTO 2 Ji CIRCUS DAY i plants, Most conservative estimates | show them to occur about once every seven thousand days. Consequently, when they do come it is a gala day in this locality. 'this year's circus was preluded by a poster war. - With two big shows in the neighborhood and also several smaller ones all wishing their share 'of publicity it was not unusual to find your barn adosned with dainty bare- back riders one day and snarling uigers the next. These kalaedoscopic changes 'of scenery were however good advertis- ments and it was a rare person, especially among the younger set, who did not know the latest dope on all the cireuses. Of course there was-a parade. No circus would be complete without that! From 11.30 on, Tommie, Jackie, and Jimmie could be seen dragging more sedate (but we suspect, just as cur- ious) parents down the street after 'them intent on not missing one single feature of the procession. By noon thete was a Saturday night crowd stretching along the streets. The procession was late. Just as some of the elders were heading home | and even childish interest was waning and heat a blare of instruments heralded the approach of the spectacle. Grown folk found the parade casual- ly interesting, 'teen age looked at it with the bored sophistication of modern youth, but to-the children it was a veritable wonderland. Little}, cries of: delight and surprise greeted the appearance of each feature in the procession. It was almost as much fun to watch the juvenile audience as is was. the show. As each denizin of the jungle rolled by in his gaudy cage of the band. selves commenced. 'hoisted -to the ceiling and, supporting It would take a good many words | gone for another seven thousand days. Circus days in Port Perry are about' to describe all that happened there.| Perhaps, as you shake and empty as trequent as blooms on centwry' One can only touch the high-lights | pocket-book, you concluded ruefully First came the parade of all the] that it is just as well it doesn't come performers accompanied by the music | oftener--but then, recalling once more Then the acts them-!the thrills and pleasures of the day Animals "were you are glad that, once in awhile, there, displaying an agility and in- telligence equal to human. The horses | did intricate dances, played ring-a- round-a-rosie and batted a ball with the skill of a Ty. Cobb, - The baboons turned flips; and the dogs, after doing several clever 'turns, climaxed their act by passing each other on a tight- rope. This act drew merited applause. Jumbo, too, did his share, dancing a jig and ghowing extraordinary pedal ability for so big an animal. Now comes the ladies' part. Dressed in"flowing robes two young ladies are themselves by the teeth weave intri- cate patterns with their gowns. The angel-like "effect of this "was very pretty. The ladies too, proved to be experts on the tight wire. The feature 'of this act.was a tight rope tea-party with table, chairs, tea and everything all in the centre of a thin wire. did balancing acts in great variety On the rings they did a feature act. Putting the head 'through one ring and the feet through another they | spun around like a shaft. Pity the | hangman who tries to execute them! The clowns with their usual by-play were in evidence all through. One 'particularly clever stunt. in their pro- gram was a' super-Charleston dance by a clewn and his phantom partner. 'The act ended in a final flop with the 'partner collapsing amid a noise of bursting baloons. The final dct "was, the 'most thrilling of all--the aeralists, Ip a manner 'that made one shiver they defied gravity and flitted around in: space. ts when a d's mistake expressions of intense interest led occasionally with fear flitted over the young ones faces. The clown band drew peals of laughter from youthful 'throats and even the raucous notes of the caliope found an. attentive and wondering audience along their path. It was really a good parade but like "all things it had to end. To childhood and those foréunate enough]. to regain momentarily a youthful spirit, it seemed. no time until the last... van disappeared around the corner. Soon the: thrée bands, the pony carts}. with their graceful drivers, even 'Jumbo, the advertising elephant re- 'mained only as yivid memories. '} The pal tly served its. pur- pose and during the afternoon .and 'there was a continual line of cars, bicycles ahd people on foot wending their way along the lake, drawn thither by the magnetic influsnes of One is inclined to consider a sireus in timing meant a bad fall they would somersault 'in 'the 'air and- grasp a flying 'trapeze -at exactly the right moment. Their act drew much well deserved applause. * Thid concluded the main, pertorm- ance but for those, who Possessed the 'cash apd desire there was a wild-west show afterwards. There was. some "fine whip acts in this. 'The whip ex- pert displayed matvelous control "over 'without injury to her. Outside likely) you may part with it now. The acrobats flipped, twisted, and |i fs ~ sizzling lashes, "cutting slips of paper from a girl'" hand or mouth 'once more yeu - find 'that there ave still several purse tea- sers around and if you have any of | St. the long green still left (which is un- | holding t Finally tired, likely broke, but hap- "84 Wolverleigh Bivd, Yoraito Tuesday, Thursday and Sgturday, A. HETHERINGTO Phone Hargrave 0990 IN PORT PERRY 10 to 12 a.m. Phone 258 there is a circus day in Port Perry. PES") ') SE OATS FOR SALE A quantity of Oats, 50¢c. per bushel. Apply Alex. Lee, Uxbridge, Box 164. july 4 IS ON' PAVING OF-WATER STREET FURTHER SOUTH = The following was sent in by an anonymous writer. YOU WILL NEVER GET COLD IF JUST ARRIVED--Carload of Cement | and carload 'of No. 1 Seed Oats at 62¢] P.0. Po Port Whitby, ont. Bs Phone 120 r 6 Myrtle Station, Ont! YOU BURN OUR COALL We sell the best--Lehigh Valley Coal and Solvay Coke. We can deliver it to your residence if desired. Myrtle Elevator As anyone will find when they ide over the road leading into Port Perry, it is very rough and should be paved further south than it is. The road is smooth from the corner of the Main street to the Creamery where the pavement ends." South from the rail- road crossing to the next corner the road is exceedingly rough. There are little hollows about the size of a basin, EYRSIGHT SPECIALIST i Author of... wtih The -Eyes in Modern. Life . all over the road. It is impossible to miss all of these and so any vehicle; luding its up are well shaken up and jolted before they reach town. This hardly seems a fitting welcome for visito] These holes are readily seen, after a slight fall of snow or by car-lights. at night, which plainly show up any indentations in the road. After a rain | these "cups" become filled with muddy | water that splashes over your car no matter how carefully you drive. Besides getting olr car muddy, it is shaken around far too much to be pleasant, Anyone driving fast, not knowing of this rough road, is liable to break a spring or something. Still, maybe they hesitate to fix this road on ' would like to hear your little 'ones 'howling for bread? would 'be grand; at present they do 'othing but howl for ice cream. Opt try Feature Service Your Eyes and Health Eyé Cure and Eye Strain. 1516 PHONE . Disney Block. OSHAWA, ONT. (Opposite Post Office) . © rm) QO A NICE CHANGE . The Tramp = (dramatically)--How Harassed Father (with a sigh)--It the belief that by helping to shake nuts and bolts loose, it will bring 3 more work for the garages. "Another sup- town, .they wish 'yom to get well] shaken up, so that you'll appreciate the pavement when you reach it. Whatever the reason is; we're sure we don't know; but if the road were paved here, it certainly would form a much pleasanter entrance to the "big city" of Port Perry. mmm GREENBANK---Annivetsary Satviten on Sunday, June: 30th, with a supper ithe birthplace of all Boise. 'What|' py, you journey dong The circus sis \ sere S PE CIA LP: PRICES MENS suits & =a and entertainment on Monday, July 1. 1516 || ai ba W. W. COOMBE | SVEN Y 344. Lu ESTIMATI PHONE~ . 10 ARRIVE THIS WEEK "A carload of B, C, Shingles--5x, 3% and 2x. Also cedar and fir, lumber-- especially high grade cedar and fir for house finish; boat building, ete. ~~ Sa C L VICKERY, PRY FOR SALE "Yorkshire SOW, also_ sixteen. young pigs. F riday and Saturday, June 28 and = MILTON 'SILLS, "THE CRASH" Big smashing scenes, glorifying the unsung heroes of the railiond "LUCKY NUMBER DRAW to : Carpenter and Builder| r| _ Apply to'8. i Wooldridge, | , -Juneld : Seagrave, Ont) 3 C. SER ' BABY BEEF 'BELL il >2 'NOTICE TO CREDITORS I the Biatats of Joh Cull, : Scugog, about the 24th day of July, 1928, are hereby notified to send to the under- . sigried, solicitor for the Executors, on 4 befors. the 27th day of Tuse, 1989, full particulars of 'mediately after said ud date the assets yd : distributed the. deaceased will BD Re a ivibuted regard only to claims so filed. "Dated at Port Perry, nd day of ' Hap AD. 1929. shy § "INO. W, CROZIER, : ;Balisioar for' above estate. LAMB NE 29w WE 8 BY GATE JOULTRY, and HIDES BE Ladies' Fine Cotton Er Ladies Beautiful od nes and Sr Ty tr i a 4 prs for 99¢. shades oF vO vrice Wee WKER BROS. 4 for Choice Meats YOUNG PORK ---- VEAL A : : :