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th their » son ; John in Montreal. * Wilson Crosier, Manchester, his sister Mrs. Geo, Prentice, on James Terry, Toronto; Mr. and Wm. Watson, 'and Miss Foster, ntice, on Sunday., , and Mrs. Walter Short, Toronto, nd Mrs. Geo. Prentice, Mr. and . Allbright, with Mr, and Mrs. J. d, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hendry, Detroit, | are visiting "his sister, Mrs. Alvin Prentice and daughter, Mr, and Mrs, 'Wright Crosier and rchie, and Mr. and Mrs. Jabez 'Crosier, motored to Muskoka, on Sun- day, and visited with Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Gimple, at Kahsha Lake. Mr. Robt. Somerville, Reeve, is look- ing after the Gld Age Pension appli- eants in Port Perry. Already many deserving cases have been brought to his attention. Dr. H. E. Jackson, of Morristown, N.Y., is holidaying with his parents, © Mr, and Mrs, Geo. Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Peel left this week on a motor trip to British Columbia. They expect to be away about a couple of months. Miss Watts, of Toronto, visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs, 'A. W. Allin, for a few days. Mrs. Chas. Collacutt and sons Frank and Orval, of Toronto, are visiting in town for a few days. Rev. R. T. Richards, Mr. Austin ~ Mitchell, Miss Frances Christy, Miss Marian Farmer, "and Miss A. Farmer, are attending the Summer Camp, at Oak Lake, near Belleville, 000i : WHAT OSHAWA DAILY TIMES SAYS OF LAKE SCUGOG BASS "Lake Scugog is certainly proving a fisherman's mecca this year. Right on the heels of an announcement last week that Irvin Wotton of this city had caught the biggest bass of any member of the Oshawa Angler's Asso- ciation this year, a 3% pound small- mouth specimen, comes the news that Herb: Smith had pulled out a large mouth bass weighing 71/4 pounds, and measuring 23% inches long with 17 inches girth. It was caught on a rod and line. Cliff James also caught a beautiful small-mouth bass on Satur- morning weighing 4% pounds. itn af pm AN ARENA FOR OSHAWA Oshawa Times The announcement that a committee has been appointed by the Oshawa Chamber of Commerce to investigate the possibilities of establishing a skating and hockey arena in this city will be welcomed by a great majority of citizens of the community. The move is a very timely one, for as mat- ters stand now Oshawa is in an un- _enviable position. It would be hard to find @nother community in Ontario of even 10,000 population without its hockey and skating arena, for in the winter months this seems to have be- come one of the essentials of Can- adian life. CO) rmrmrreemiee SECOND ANNUAL REG ATTA AT | CAESAREA will be held on Civic Holiday, August bth - The 'program: starts at 10 am. . with swimming races, motor boat races, horseshoe pitching, canoe and rowing races, tilting, canoe tug-of- we, oéa flea races, aeroplane stunts. A big day for everybody. a) O~rs DIED At Port Perry, on Tuesday, July 28, 929, James George, third son of Mr. nd Mrs. Frank Dowson, aged 12 rs. Funeral on Thursday, at the ome of Mr, James Davey, at 3 p.m. ridge, with Mr. and Mrs. George | *| Prince Edward County reports that a {on leaves. during the illness and death of Mrs, Barrett. + eme--y (tar. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Sunday, July 28th-- 10 a.m--~Sabbath School 11 a.m~--Mr. C. J. Bell, of the Pro- hibition Union will have charge of the service, 7 p.mi--Rev. R. J. Merriam, of Myrtle, will preach. Prince Albert 2 p.m.--Sabbath School. 3-pm~Mr, C. J. Bell, of the Pro~ hibition Union will preach. GOO ARM BROKEN We are sorry to see Mr. Gordon Me- Kee walking around with his arm in sling. Unfortunately, while cranking a car, the engine back-fired and broke his arm. ie Gambit Don't forget the Lennox Picnic which will be held at Jackson's Point, August 5th. (Tononto Civic Holiday.) . PERRET RR Sa CIVIC HOLIDAY In accordance with a by-law Reeve Somerville, has proclaimed, Monday, August bth, Civic Holiday, for the Village of Port Perry. if ceniir FOR SALE Good six year old cow, part Jersey and Ayrshire, fresh July 10, gives 46 poundsof milk a day, Apply to Frank Bradley, phone 209, Port Perry. --p i IN MEMORIAM In kind remembrance of our friend, Franklin Sweetman, who passed away July 22nd, 1927. Always remembered by Reta, Doris and Hilda. mieten LOST . A tent in the vicinity of Seagrave. Finder please notify Mrs. Christian, 844 Mary St., Oshawa, phone 1621w. ee OOO APPLE CROP PROSPECTS FOR OSHAWA AND THIS. DISTRICT ARE REPORTED TO BE GOOD Prospects for a good crop of apples throughout the Central and Eastern Ontario districts are indicated in the report of thé fruit branch of the fed- eral department of agriculture on fruit conditions throughout the Do- minion. The estimated crop for the whole Dominion is far ahead of the record for the preceding five years and of the five years average from 1924 to 1928 with Ontario, Quebec and Nova Scotia showing large increases. Dealing with this section of the pro- vince of Ontario, the report says: The estimate for the commercial crop in Eastern Ontario is estimated 'at, 203,700 barrels, as compared with 204,250 for 1928, and which is less than 1 per cent. short of last year's crop. The estimate in barrels by dis- tricts is a follows: (1928 figures in brackets), followed by leading var- ieties: Whitby, Oshawa, Bowman- ville, Newcastle, Brighton, 107,288, (74,700) Duchess, Wealthy, McIntosh, Fallawater, Greening. Port Hope, Cobourg, 45,000 (58,670). Kings. Trenton and Belleville, 42,000 (89,- 090); McIntosh, Spy, Stark. Prince Edward County, 27,000 (20,- 790); Snow, McIntosh, Spies, Stark. St. Lawrence and Ottawa Valley, 16,000 (11,000); Duchess, Wealthy, McIntosh, Fameuse. Early varieties" are light while Colborne, 'with the exception of Baldwin, which is reported to be very light. Weather conditions during most of June were unfavourable, very hot, with practical- ly no rainfall, as a result of which the June "drop" was abnormally heavy. hailstorm through the Northern Sec- tion on June 25th, hail pecked about 35 per cent. of the fruit. While spray- ing has been generally well carried on, scab and insect injury are prevalent in some districts, In the Oshawa, Bowmanville, New- castle, Whitby and Brighton districts, some orchards show a severe infee- tion of leaf roller, with scab prevalent | Canada, Ltd, will visit villages and 'which presages what may be a popular "winter varieties --are fairly heavy, | Eastern Canada on or about July 20. "The trip will be unique for two rea- good will tour in which the high rank- ing officials of General Motoors of cities to get first hand information on business conditions and buying habits, and secondly because the trip will be made in a luxurius bus, the Bonne Entente II, General Motors official'car mode of travel for business and plea- sure tours. "Such a trip enables us to get very 'close to the people of our various Can- adian communities," explained Mr. Henchel, "and the trip serves an im- mensely useful purpose in guiding us in manufacturing and sales policies." mere (erm, x CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Sunday, July 28th. 8 a.m.--Holy Communion. 10 a.m.--Sunday School. 7 p.m.--Evensong. Friday--Week-night service at 8 p.m, ng) pies IN MEMORIAM White--In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Thomas White, who pased away Jhly 29th, 1929, The blow was gréat--the shock severe, We little thought his death so near, And only those who have lost can tell The sorrow of parting without fare- well. Sadly missed by wife and : daughter Jessie. 000 CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Mahood and family of Black- stock, wish to thank the many friends for help, sympathy and floral tributes, death of Mr. Mahood. L000 Animated - Bewitching Thé whole personality sparkles with a single drop of CLARINE For the Eyes. $1.00 prepaid CLARINE LABORATORIES, (Can.) 2321 Bellevue Avenue, Niagara Falls Civic Holiday Celebration Mr. and Mrs. A! R. Wilson have felt for,some time that Port Perry should have an annual celebration on their Civic Holiday. Accordingly there will be no picnic at the ardens at Seven Mile Is- and, Instead of that Mr. | [Wilson is making a very substantial donation to help with the expense of fv lon: the celebration, Bn will be held under auspices of the Port Perry Band, The committee has been able to arrange a most at- tractive program, and good prizes are being offered for He various vents. bei pecial attention is being [ven to horse. races at the| pounds, with a of fh aor "a Fors Ontario. | HOME DESTROYED NORTH OF OSHAWA : 19 started out on a good-will tour of sons: First because it is: primarily al Partials | of their SE ; a ment of their accounts X ot the securities(if uny¥ he eld i during their recent bereavement in the } and that aiter the tie sald tert Durl among the | having regara only to which notice Shall have been given as} above required, and the said Bert] wulf 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 re- ceived by Harris & Harris at the time oI such distribution. 7d Dated at Port Perry, Ont., this 16th uay oli July, A.D.19ZY, HARRIS S HARRIS, Port Perry, Ont. mrrtmenef() (premin: PLEASE READ THIS 1 have a number of up to date homes in Port Perry and surround- ing district, some with small acre- age which 1 will be pleased to show anyone interested. - MORLEY CAMPBELL July 26 Phone 144 : r-- FARM FOR SALE BY TENDER Sealed tenders, marked "tenders for farm" for the purchase of the 100 acres west half of lot twenty-three, concession 1, of the Township of Geor- gina, County of York, known as the late James K, Brethour farm. This farm is well known as one of the best crop producers within several town- ships, is equipped 'with faxm buildings, | and a branch of the Pefferlaw: Creek runs through itt ensuring a never: alle ing supply of watek, Highest or any tender not necessar- ily accepted. y Wm. O. Webster, Udora, Ont. P.O. address, Uxbridge REZ, Ont. earn arian * SITUATIONS GUARANTEED The Canada Business College, (Col- lege and Spadina), is popularly known as Toronto's greatest. Sehodl of Busi | Phone 120. r § Myrtle 'Station, Ont. J. A. HETHERINGTON] Chiropractor and Drugless Therapist 34 Wolverleigh Blvd, Ti PORT PERRY PICTURE HOUSE Phone Hargrave 0990 IN PORT PERRY * Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 10 to 12 a.m. Phone 288 YOU WILL NEVER GET COLD IF YOU BURN OUR We sell the best--Lehigh Valley Coal and Solvay Coke. We can deliver it to your residence.if desired. JUST ARRIVED---Carload of fret and carload of No. 1 Seed Oats Myrtle: Elevator ness, and students may enter any day during the entire year. Those who cannot enter now may begin now and carry on by Home Study and enter college later, thereby saving time and board money. Many take the entire course by mail. There is a great demand for thor- oughly {rained young men of chars acter, Our last three, young men started at an average of Fifteen Hundred Dollars per year and the last lady graduate at Twenty-Five Dollars per week: The demand for our stu- dents exceeds the supply. Enter any day. Open entire year. Individual instruction. The Cham~ pionship and Gold Medal School. Graduates guaranteed : situations, University trained staff of commercial specialists. The Oshawa Business College, 17% Simcoe North, Oshawa, has for the past twenty years been affiliated with the Canada Business College. Write to-day for free catalogue and list of graduates from your district during the past. twenty five years. their testimonies. During holiday write Canada Business College (Col- lege and Spadina), Toronto for par- ticulars of both schools, = ~~ "August 8 wre JOO WHITEVALE BRIDGE Pickering Township (has been en- deavoring to secure a court order for | the County Council to take over a bridge at Whitevale; but Judge Ruddy has decided adversely, as the bridge in question is less than 800 feet, in- cluding approches, this the span required by statute before the County Council is obliged to assume _responi- bility for any bridge. Ask them. We will stand or fall on| EYESIGHT oPRCEALIEY Author of The Eyes in Modern Life Optometry Feature Service Your Eyes and Health Eye Cure and Eye Strain. 1518 PHONE 1516 Disney Block. OSHAWA, ONT. - (Opposite Post Office) W. W. COOMBE Carpenter and Builder ESTIMATES IVEN PHONE-- WHITBY P.0. Port Whitby, Ont. P RICES and Overcoats | SPECIAL MENS- "SUITS| | VARIETY STORE| _ he finish, boat "| ton tor 52. pesple, rel on. Byeiote ss principles. - ; Parties catered to In ons own Parlor. ; Ask for special rates. y SOFT DRINKS OF ALL KINDS ICE CREAM SODAS ICE CREAM CONES CITY DAIRY ICE CREAM R. H. PIERRE BLONG BLOCK PORT PERRY BABY BEEF BELL PHONE 29w 0068.40 Sls fof a} #0) prices, ; SATURDAY, JULY 27th WALLACE BEERY in his LATEST HIT Beggars of Life TWO SHOWS--7 and 9 pm. A carlond of B. C. Shingles, Er The Variety Store have re-modelled| ond 2x. Also cedar and fir lumber-- ee fessicilly high gtade odin wal ie 10s ymmoda- t building, et W. A Tomi Drs. Jefirey & Rennie "Medicine - Surgery » X-Ray PORT PERRY, ONT. Phone 13W 'CAWKER BROS. for Choice Meats Younc PORK -- VEAL ---- WE BUY CATTLE, Jovy an HIDES GOOD 'NEWS Port Perry Dominion Store BARGAINS FOR THE WEEK END We av about 400 piss oF M's, adie 4nd Chi