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Page Four PERSONAL family, of Windsor, have been visit. 50% © ito. > Ppiy so Foley Bras, ing friends in town. 90 r 2-1. julyb Miss Sarah McBride, of Niagara, is spending her holiday with her sister, Mrs. J. L. Forman. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Murray and Ha Gham, of Toronto, have been visiting friends in town. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Monet, of To- ronto, and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Thompson, of Detroit, were in town one day last week. Mrs. Monet, who has been seriously ill, is considerably improved in health. Mrs. R. M. Holtby, is we are glad to say, recovering from her recent ill- ness. Miss Grace McMillan, Toronto, is spending her holidays in town. Miss Olive Wallace has left for Port Reverse, on Lake Erie, for July and August, to act as dietician at a Y. W.C.A. summer camp. Miss Wallace graduated with honours in June from her two year coursé at Macdonald Hall. Mr. Ralph Wallace came sixth in his first year examinations at Osgoode Hall, winning one of the seven scholarships given. Congratulations. Mr. Lloyd Rundle, and, Miss Grace Rundle, of Toronto, have been holiday- ing with friends in town. BE EYE, NOSE, EAR, AND THROAT Dr. Richardson, of Oshawa, special- ist in treatment of abnormalities of eye, ear, nose, and throat, will be at the Sebert House, Port Perry, Thurs- day, July 10th, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. rn (Yr ROOMERS WANTED Large front room and two bedrooms to let. Apply to Mrs. John Burke, Port Perry. 00D W. A. BROWN BRICKLAYER and MASON First class work, large or small jobs. Phone 96, G. Hall's Restaurant, Port Perry, Ont. july 10 VERY TALL WHEAT Mr. Jas. Ruddy brought in some bearded fall wheat which measures nearly 6 feet--71% inches to be exact. He has about four acres of this pro- lific variety. ere () Ure CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations to Karl Doubt on his success in his recent Actuarial Examinations. ee ee "BEECHCROFY" CLOSED THIS YEAR Mr. Fred A. Kent has decided not to open his gardens to the public this year. He is making extensive reno- vations in his rose garden and the grounds would not be in suitable con- dition for public inspection. While we regret that the public will not be able to see these famous gardens this year, we can see the necessity of an occasional cessation from a constant wearing of holiday attire. The thanks of the public are cer- tainly due to Mr. Kent for his gen- erosity for so long a time having given the public the freedom of his beautiful grounds. | e000 CONGRATULATIONS Miss Retta Miller graduated from the Oshawa Hospital last week. She has put in a very successful year, graduating with honors and taking three prizes, among them one for $50 in cash. We offer t Mower, Horserake, Cream Separator, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Roberts and Hayrack. - These implements are in Apply to N. Gardiner, Jeast of these is that of Mr. Samuel garden, and the quality is of the best. his garden, and he has been amply School Entrance examinations at Port IMPLEMENTS FOR SALE Cedar Punts fer Sale R.R.3, Port Perry, Pettitt's Point, Scugog Island. july 17 BY BEAUTIFUL ROSES It is pleasing to see the number of homes where gardens" have received the attention they deserve. Not the Jeffrey, on Cochrane street, who 1s growing some of the loveliest roses it has been our pleasure to see. There is a profusion of bloom in that little Mr. Jeffrey takes a great pride in PINE, .Next week we have a (Successor to Port Perry Phone 240 Five Carloads of Lumber 'Arrived this Week. The Offering includes a fine seteotion of HEMLOCK, umbia cedar arriving. Prices Exceptionally Attractive Estimates, on any class of building or' repairing 4 cheerfully given without any charge. ' Sam. N. Griffen Lumber Co. SPRUC car of British Coke! : Milling & Lumber Co.) Port Perry repaid for his labor, am memes A BIG ENTRANCE CLASS Seventy-two pupils tried the High Perry High School last week. This is the largest class for some years. We hope they were all successful. pee ---- SOFTBALL Our local boys of the United Church Sunday School have been playing some lively games with teams from other parts of the County. They were defeated in the first game, made a clean-up in the second and lost out in the third. Perhaps with a bit of practice they can win again in the fourth. It's their turn to win any- way. This FRIDAY NIGHT 'The "Corn Husker" will be here. Put onyour dancing pumps, and trip the light fantastic. MONSTER STREET DANCE Corn Huskers' Full Radio Orchestra The Port Perry, Reach, and Scugog Agricultural Society, are putting on a street dance at Port Perry, on July 4th. The music to be furnished by George Wade and his Corn Huskers-- violins, saxaphone, piano, drums, trumpet, banjo, etc. Dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., standard time. Dancing b0c. each, others 26¢. 'Old and modern dance tunes. ee (feet Mr. W. H. McCaw In 1849 Mr. Wm. H. McCaw was born at Stanstead, Que. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McCaw. When he was three years old the family moved to Prince Albert, Ont., where Mr. Mec- Caw followed the business of shoe- making. Mr. Wm. H, McCaw learned watch- to Boston to complete his training. Upon his return home he set up business in Port Perry, and continued as watchmaker and jeweller for many years, retiring some fifteen years ago. A sideline of his business was the local branch of the Bell Telephone Co., of which he was the first manager. Mr. McCaw married Miss Emma Bigelow. Eight children (all girls) were born to Mr. and Mrs. McCaw, and they, together with Mrs. McCaw, survive the deceased--Elizabeth, St. Petersburg; Mrs. Arthur Carnegie, of Port Perry; Mrs. Frank Coone, of Providence, R.I.; Miss Emma, St. Petersburg; Mrs. Harry Nasmith, of Port Perry; Mrs. David Carnegie, of Port Perry; Mrs. Harold Emmerson, Port Perry; Mrs. Morley Honey, of "ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH _ Rey. E. E. Annand, B.A., Minister. Sunday, July 6th-- 10 a.m.--Sunday School 11 a.m.--Morning Service. 7 pm. Service. BREADALBANE CHURCH, UTICA Service at 2.30 p.m, T to. There are minmeteen grand- children. Mr. McCaw was a of the + making from Mr. Doll, and later went |' The pallbearers were: Mr. Thomas Bigelow, D trait; Mr. A. J. Carnegie, Mr. I. Carnegie, Mr. Harry Nasmith, and Mr. Harold Hmemrson, all of ronto. Interment was made at Pine Grove Cemetery. dein) minnie PROMOTION EXAMINATIONS OF S. 8. NO. 9, REACH Jr. IV to Sr. IV--Irene Leahy, Hon, Willie Leahy. Sr. III to Jr. IV--John Leahy, Jack Parry, Lena Wells. Jr. III to Sr. III--Mike Srojozuk, 'Isabel Honey, Doris Parry. Jr. II to Sr. II--Mildred Symes, 'Hon., Frank Honey, Clarence Leahy, Mildred Mills. Sr. I to Jr. II--Fred York. Sr. Pr. to Jr. 1--Myrtle Wray, Wes- ley York. Primer--Everett Wray, Lois Wray, garet Symes, Betty Griffin. Promoted at Easter-- Sr. III to Jr. IV---Billy Parry, Cecil Mills, Sr. I to Jr. II--Mary Leahy, George Parry. E. J. HOOEY, Teacher. ae ea Omen LOWER SCHOOL PROMOTION EXAMINATIONS AT PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL Port Perry; and Dr. Honey, of To-| Alice Parry, Anna Thompson, Mar-|, Iva Reynolds, Fr. II (granted Fr I) Marjorie Pyatt, Geom. Robert Woods, Lat., Fr. IL (granted Fr. I.) Donald Wauchope, Fr. iI, Lat. IL granted Fr. I and Lat I.) Evelyn Somerville, Lat Alice Hayden, Lat, Fr. Albert Cawker, Lat. and Fr. Marjorie Real, Lat. and Fr. The three remaining members of the form have failed and are recom- mended repeating their year. Marjorie and Walter Phoenix were successful in obtaining both Latin I and French I. Jean Cumming also got Latin I and Fr. I. Eric Nasmith, Robert Cawker and George Tinsley were all granted Geom. I and Latin IL Owen O'Neil 'Popular Speaker ere at Chautauqua Will Tell Thrilling Story of Adventures in the Heart of South Africa Owen Rowe O'Neil, who will give his thrilling lecture 'Adventures in Swaziland" at the coming Canadian | Chautauqua here, tells a true story The following pupils with names in order of merit have been promoted to Form II. "The asterisk after the name indicates that they were promoted in certain subjects on their Year's work. Elizabeth Symes Mildred Prentice, Hazel Kight Audrey Hood * Harriet Downer Audrey Balfour Norma Turner * Sidney Smallman Nora McMillan * Fred Bown William Hallett * Muriel McKercher * Allan Crosier Ivah Milner * Philip Orde * Ralph Lyle The following have been promoted but have failed in the subjects after their names. Their names are also in order of merit. They will either have to repeat the subjects in which they failed or satisfy their instructor that form. © Georgeen Hood, Alg. Owen Cliff, Latin Mildred Hooper, His., Mary Smallman, Alg., /Terehce Woods, Gram., Latin, Fr. William Heayn, Alg., Lat. John Faxmer, Gram., and Comp, . The following have failed but may enroll in second year Vocational: Glenn Wanamaker Roy Nottingham Elizabeth Meneeley Franklin Phoenix The following students with names in order of merit have beén promoted into Form III. The astérisk after the name indicates that they were ! granted gi Lit, Lat. Port Perry Board of Education for a number of years and was also a mem- 'Board. years' standing. In earlier years Mr. McCaw was % Of late Mr. and Mrs, McCaw have been spending their winters in Florida, in business circles. He was a genial citizen, thor Savoted to is dally wad ig [Bs ber of the Pine Grove Cemetery] He was a Freemason of many| loyal supporter of the Port. Perry ' | Baptist Church. 'and Mr. 2sCam has nok buen active | years work. they can carry the work in the second that rivals a tale from the Arablan ights. / Owen O'Neil's grandfather came from Ireland and founded the O'Neil family in the heart of South Africa, where young Owen grew up in close proximity Lo the savage Swazis, a nation of 300,000 people who were a constance menace to the surround- ing Boer villages. At each new moon the late Oom Paul Kruger Jeid Buno, the king of the Swasis, 000 pounds to keep the peace, and Hose, regular 76c Regular $3.50 25 dose Men's Sik nd Silk and Wool Men's Harvest ¢ Boots, Panko soles, for theesaresanasves Men's Black Elk Boots, regular $5 for $3.99 Boys' Brown Oxfords, reg. $3.95 for $2.95 n did a Yo of the Lovet) ~ on lines we are clearing out. aed T 2 Women's Patent Strap, Kid S Kid Oxfords, reg. $3.95 3h08 for $1.98 Men's Dress and Work Pants, Boys' Clothing, Men's and Boys beautiful patterns. 1 49¢ .59 2 close prices. See these convinced of their values. p, and PSS Som goods and bel JAS. ry. & EN Permanent Waving Mr. H. Mulligan, Uxbridge, will be in Port Perry, on Wednesday of each week, in Dr. Hetherington's of- fice, Purdy block. Fors ointment, phone 80, xbridge. AWNINGS Window Awnings, Verandah Curtains, Canopies, Tents, Flags. T. TAYLOR 475 YONGE ST, TORONTO Local Agent--G. A: HALL, Phone 96. MYRTLE Mr. Joe Claughton and family of Oshawa, visited with friends here re- cently. Mr. Claughton has traded his house in Oshawa, for a farm near Harmony and is moving there im- mediately. » Mr. Will Cook is showing his team of horses at Newmarket Fair this week. Mr. R. Wiles is visiting his daughter Mrs. Heayn at Prince Albert. School closed last week for the summer holidays. The pupils and section are pleased to know that the Board have re-engaged Miss Vance for another year. She is now spending the holidays at her home in Baneroft. Miss Mildred Smith, of Port Perry, Painters Rev. Mr. Stevens of Ashburn made some pastoral calls on his Pashioners here on Monday. Mr. Harry Lari is freshening up the appearance of his house with a coat of paint. The softball team motored to Port Perry on Friday night and played the boys there. A fast game was played resulting with a score of 22-4 in favor of Myrtle, Pretty heavy boys, but spectators say that good playing was responsible for it. Miss Robina Merriam is holidaying with her grandmother Mrs. Easton, of Belleville, > has been visiting" her sister Mrs. Geo. | "PORT PERRY THE ENTIRE $12,000.00 STOCK OF THE Port Perry Dominion Store BUY NOW AND Men's Good Black Overalls. ...... Ladies' House Dresses Chilrden's tockings, ........ Men's All Wool ocks, .......... SAVE MONEY ivwaiae sees To clear at _98c. «asus veasss «To clear at 69c. ..Only per pair 19c. Per pair 19c¢. sesaenes Men's Work Shirts, heavy weight "and double yoke ........89c. Men's Good Work Boots . Ladies' Silk Dresses ...... Men's Silk and Wool Socks Men's Summer Underwear, good Girls' Gingham Dresses .... Girls' Balbriggan Bloomers Ladies' Vests........... vesivasssssssTo Celar at $2.49 rusia eases «TO clear at $4.98 Per pair 35c. ...To clear at 19c. quality Pensa ALIX. GILBOORD, Proprietor FOR SALE Three Burner Oil Stove, nearly new, only used a few times. Reason for selling, moved to Toronto. Will sell reasonable. Apply to Josiah Smith, Prince Albert. july10 FOUND Little coin purse with sum of money Apply at Star Office. L BL NE Billfold, taining sum of Vs car transfer and driver's permit. Lost in Port Perry, on Monday, June 30th. Finder please return to Star Office. Reward. ---- Ores BORN To Mr. and Mrs. Melvin James, at |to Port Perry, on Monday, June 23, 1980; a son, ; ee JQ en DIED In Reach Township, lot 8, con. 9, on Saturday, June 28th, 1930, Amelia Claughton, widow of the late Reuben Blight, in her 83rd year. e000 DIED In Reach Township, fot 10, con 9, on Sunday, June 29th, 1930, Nancy Rowley, widow of the late Arthur Miller, in her 86th year. 5 re Utica Cemeteries Reach in certain subjects on their Bwazil CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Thos. Smith, of Prince Albert, wish to thank their friends and neighbors for the kind and sympathy shown at the time of their recent bereavement. q AE SANE PROSPECT GARDEN PARTY The Hobbs Glass Melody Boys are to Pr Party on July "11th, at the home of Mr. A. Niddery, Reach, 1% mile east of Prov. Highway. This is the only Garden : Party east of Toronto to be enter- tained by the Hobbs Glass Melody Boys. ----0 (Fm LOST pare tire, license plate LL-815, gol tail light. Finder please return n, Port Perry. ena) Omi CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. . 1st. Peter's Day, June 29th-- 8 a.m.--Holy Communion 10 a.m. Sunday School 7 pam, Evening service. ORTHOGON We are the apthorized dispens- ers of Orthogon lenses. You get clear vision to the edge of your 'glasses. Call or phone for an appointment for an examination. F. E. Ll Opt. D. ~ W. E LUKE, R. 0. 3 sts 4 "163-167 Yonge St. Toronto ELgin 4820 Opp. Simpsons ABLACK ~ BUSINESS 8, ve