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Messrs. Ellis Hill and Ray Ripley, were in Lindsay on Saturday after- noon. 'Mrs. Wm. Stokes, Miss Ellen Stokes spent Tuesday with Mrs. Norman Moase. Mr. and Mrs, I. Goodhand, Mr. Ross Goodhand, and Mr. Herman Osborie, motored to Peterboro and visited with triends. Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Hall, were visitors to Lindsay on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Doble, of Wood- ville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Joseph | Short recently. * Picking strawberries seems to be the order of the day of late. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sweetman, Mr, and Mrs: Richard Hall, left for a trip to Boston this week. The Public School has again closed its doors for the summer vacation. Miss Florence Robertson treated the pupils on Friday afternoon to ice cream, cake, candy, which they en- Robertson, Lindsay, spent the after- Robertson, of iLndsay, spent the after- noon with the children. Miss Florence Robertson is to spent her holidays in Lindsay. Messrs. Wm. Stokes and Frances | Stokes, were business visitors to Lind- say, on Thursday. A bad electircal storm passed over the tion early Tuesd: No damage done near but several places were struck at a distance. A number attended the Piano recital at Little Britain given by the pupils of Miss Lauretta M. Clark, A.T.C.M., in the Community Hall, on Friday. The following took part in it: Velma Purvis, Marion Watson, Helen Fer- guson, Olive Woodward, Doris Faith- ful, Ethel Wilson, Audrey Purvis, Ond Casey, Doris Netherton, Ada Found, | Kathleen Seeley, Helen Corneil, Rath Mollon, Doris Webster, Gladys Austin, Zelma Woodward, Helen Seeley, Irvin Wickett, Ethel Faithful, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. Silas Jacobs, spent Sunday with friends at Eden. ~~ Mrs. Wm. Kitson has returned home after visiting with friends at Oshawa. e L. B. C. 8. students of this vicinity attended the annual Little Britain Continuation School picnic which was held at Orillia on Saturday, June 28th. A number of the students gathered at the school where: the cars were awaiting them, and by 9.0 am. the last of the cars had left. On ar-| riving at Couchiching Beach, Orillia, the party was welcomed by the Mayor of the town, after which the tables were quickly spread. After - of a dainty lunch, the crowd found their way to the ball field, where an the 'score haing 15-10 fn' favour 'of Zion. The Zion boys intend playing the return; game at: Salem on Thury- Mr. Norman Smith motored * to Peterboro on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Hall and family were visitors to Lindsay un Thursday. Friends of Mrs. Frank Broad are sorry to hear she is very ill after a serious operation in the Ost Hos- pital. A speedy recovery is hoped for. Congratulations are being extended to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Price (nee now, call and see us or into Canada. you contemplate putting i in your next winter's supply BODY WOOD ; We have just bought a large quantity of first class 5 boty wood. All maple and no beach. A e your order and have your bins filled with the best grade of hard coal that comes * "Tile, Lime, Conical; Lister. Lath, Shingles asphalt, or metal.) Marmill Feeds. MOTOR TRUCK DELIVERY F. E. Reesor, (either wood, Port Perry Miss Mil Rod ) f ly of Zion, on their recent marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Bowerman, of Detroit, are visiting in town. They are taking a trip to Huntsville with Mr. Tom Bowerman. § -- PROSPECT SCHOOL REPORT Sr. III to Jr. IV--Bobbie Vernon, (Hon.); Harold Vernon, Paul Martin, (Rec.) Jr. III to Sr. III--James Manderson, 'Harold Gray, Marian Conlin, Lloyd Smith. Bruce Holtby (Rec.) Sr. 1I to Jr. III--Lois Wiles, Kath- leen Wiles, Ernest Gilroy. Jr. II to Sr. II--Helen Conlin Ben) Buster Stevens (Hon.) to Jr. 1I--Byron Holtby (Hon.); Alex. Diamond, Orland Wiles, Ronald | Vernon. [- Jr. to Sr. Pr.--George Manderson, Ivan Gray, James Sutherland. L. Roach, Teacher. REPORT OF 88. 1, SCUGOG Jr. IV to Sr. IV--Irene Heayn 86, 'Lavern Martyn 82, Jean Black 72. Sr. III to Jr. IV--Clifford Redman 87, Eileen Reader 77, Jimmy Wilson | 69. Jr. III to Sr. I--Orval Heayn 85, Aleta Reader 65, Dorothy Cliff 63. Sr. to Jr. III--Alan Carter 82, Leona Prentice 78, Helen Colleran 70, Irene Redman 68. Jr. II to Sr. TI--Harold Martyn 78, Gladys Collins 74, Alvin Heayn 73, Florence Carter 72, Melvin Henders 69. Jr. 1 to Sr. 1--Edna Samells '83, Nelson Reader 81, Percy Collins 77, Olive Brown 68, Ronald Cliff 68, Lor- raine Collins 64. Sr. Pr.--Evert Collins. Jr. Pr.--Aleta Collins, Joyce Reader, Ruby Brown, Wallace Collins, Rena Fowler. R. Quantz, Teacher. SRE EA 'REPORT OF PRINCE ALBERT SCHOOL Senior IV--Marion Kirby, Kathleen Midgley, Murray Luke, Mary Vickery, Kathleen Murphy, Grace Vickery, Elva Hope. Junior IV--Norman McCrae, Eileen Hope. Senior III--Milton Heayn Junior III -- Margaret McCrae, Evelyn Siblock, Doris Murphy, Mabel Midgley, Mary McCrae (R.), Murray Lyle. Senior II--Allen Sager, Olive Bond. Junior II--Hazel McCrae, Jack Hope, Audrey Bond, Myrtle Bond, Gladys Midgley. Sr. Pr--John Gordon, Mikeal Sie block, Merle Hope, Esther Hunter, Martyn, Myra o | Marjory Jeffrey. Jr. Pr--Jean Raines, Mac Hope. Eunice. M, Malcolm, Teacher. 000 CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION ; Sunday, July 6th-- 8 a.m.--Holy Communion 10 a.m.--Sunday School. . "11 a.m.--Holy Communion. = Friday, 8 p.m.--Weeknight service. - --Q PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Sr. II--Helen Short, Thelma Hard- ing, Kenneth Scott. Jr. II -- Walter Fishley, Scott. Sr. I--Evelyn Harding, Adele Wool- dridge, Ruby McCoy, Jimmy Short. Jr. I--Clare Wooldridge. Sr. Pr.--Carl Sornberger, Jr. Pr.--Eva Fishley, Eileen Sorn- berger, Betty Short, Burdge Green, Murray Short, Ross Wooldridge, Ross Harding, Bruce McCoy, Velva Chil- vers B 1, Spoffard, Teacher LL rma GREENBANK * The annual Sectional meeting of the W. M. 8. of the United Church was held at Greenbank Church, on Tues- day, June 17th, and was a decided suc- cess. Mrs, Shipman, of Cannington, President, presided and a splendid re- presentation from the auxiliaries were present. 'The meeting opened with silent prayer, then the Doxology. Mrs. S. Chambers, of Wilfred, read the Bibie reading from the 91st Psalm. Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr. Dyer, follow- ed by hymn 270," Mrs. McKinnon, of Cannington, the Secretary, read the minutes of the last meeting, held at Wilfred. Mus, | Robt. Michie, on behalf of the Ladies of Greenbank Auxiliary, gave the ad- dress of welcome to which Mrs. Coon, of Manilla, made a suitable reply. The secretaries of the various de- partments gave reports on their work, after which Mrs. Clarke, of Manilla, on behalf of their W. M. S. extended an invitation to the ladies to hold the next Sectional meeting in the Salem United Church. "This was followed by a very ap- propriate solo, by Miss Bernice Leask, Greenbank. "Mrs. Dyer gave a splendid report of the 6th annual Branch meeting held at Bowmanville. Miss Danoon, Lindsay, then intro- duced Mrs. Smith, the speaker of the afternoon. Mrs. Smith, a represent- ative of the field of our missionary work in India, gave a most compre- hensive report. She pictured India with her 330 millions of people as she really is, a land of contrast, history, resource, a land of great wealth, yet you find people the poorest. She told of their work and the different modes of living during their 22 years in India mission. Mrs, Smith closed her address with a beautiful poem--*"India for Jesus, and Jesus for India." Miss Harold sionary work and for Mrs. Smith, that she might be given 'health and strength to carry on. This was followed by the offering, and a chorus by the children of the |. Mission Band was much enjoyed. A vote of thanks to Mrs. Smith was moved by Mrs. McKinnon and second- ed by Mrs. Smith, Manilla, for her ad- | dress. 'Mrs. Valentyne thanked the Ladies of Greenbank for the splendid way | they were entertained, >this 'was Danoon offered prayer for all mis-} t Sr. III--Robert Walker, Jr, III--Fred Christie, L. G. Lamb, Donald Christie, Harry Masters. Class II--George Munro, Reta Munro, Aluerta Mitchell, Ruth Mitch- ell, Roy Dobson, Murray Wilson. Jr. I--Rose Masters, June Mitchell. Sr. Pr.--Keith Wilson. Jr. Pr.--Mina Dobson, John Christie - B. Reesor, Teacher. ----) Onin Manchester - Mrs. John Johnson is visiting with relatives in Greenwood, and attended the birthday party of her aunt Mrs. Jane Boyer, who was 86 years old on Monday. Mr. and Mrs, Bice, of London, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Muir, and daughters Edna and Katherine, were visitors on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson. The young people of the Bay of Quinte Conference are holding an ex- cursion to Rochester on July 9th. Any who care to go can. From Whitby and return $3.40. Four hours will be spent touring the city while there. Mrs. Howard Dobson, Roy and Harold, are visiting with relatives in London, A number from here attended the Garden Party at Greenbank and en- joyed the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lamb, accom- panied by Mr. and Mrs, T. Smith, of Blackstock, motored to Sunderland on Thursday to hear the noted play from Lindsay, "In Blossom Time." The W. M. S. met at the home of Mrs. M. Barrett on Wednesday, June 25th. The usual exercises took place Mrs. Dobson gave a report of the Convention, also had the study book for the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Graham Christie and family of Baltimore, Maryland, are spending the summer with his father Mr. Peter Christie Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Martin and daughter Fern; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Martin, were visitors on Sunday at the home of Mr. Chas. Lamb, Miss Blanche Reesor has returned to her home in Stouffville, Our annual Sanday School picnic was held last Saturday at Lakeview Park, Oshawa. The day was fine and with the various amusements such as the merry-go-round, * provided the children with much amusement. Myrtel, Raglan and Prospect all held their picnics on the same day which . NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Joseph W. Stones, deceased. R.S.0. 1927, Chapter 150, Section 51. All persons having claims against the estate of Joseph W. Stones, late of the Village of Port Perry in the County of Ontario, Gentleman, de- ceased, who died on or about the 29th day of February, 1928, are hereby notified to send to the undersigned executors on or before the 12th day of July, 1930, full particulars of their LADIES' HATS AT REDUCED $1.49 PRICES $2.98" 'Two lots of Ladies' Hats at the very low prices of $1 49 and $2.98 KNITTED SUITS: $6.95 Silk and wool knitted suits in shades of Mauve, Blue, Green, Blush, and Black and White, st $6.95. LADIES' VOILE DRESSES, $4.95 Neatly made Voile Dresses -- $4.95. AUDORA CREPE DRESSES Good style, well made, in shades of Blue, Green, Yellow, Mauve, * best garment of the day. and White. Dresses alone $8.95. Dress and Coat ensemble $13. 50 MOULDETTES This is-a new venture in Corsetry, which has been ac- cepted throughout the United States and Canada as the "Mouldettes" does graciously, with soft, pliant material, what heretofore was accon - plished only by bulky, unyielding fabrics. '"Mouldettes" fit perfectly, for it comes in sizes exact -- 30, 31, 32, 33, ete. quickly. Detachable Jiffy Garters. TRY THEM. Washes and dries Price $3.95 GRASS RUGS: $2.75 Price: SUTCLIFFE '& SONS Phone 246 Two only Grass Rugs--3 yards by 15 yards-- Only $2. 75 Port Perry | claims. Tmmediately after said date! the assets of the deceased will be dis- | Aeigisd among h hymn] he ng regard only to claims so filed. Dated at Port Perry June 9, 1930. added interest. entitled thereto ' the boys pla Canadian Chautauqua | | | | | i NOTABLE SPEAKERS on Timely and Vital |Subjects Here Chautauqua Week With Mussolini and the Blackshirts TOM SKEYHILL "Adventures in Swaziland" OWEN ROWE O'NEILL «LIQUID AIR" Elliott James A Season Ticket Admitting Purchaser to ALL Chautauqua Attractions Five Big Days -- $2.20 July 23 to 28, inclusive Tax lucluded Canadian Chautauqua Brings the World to Your Door During the afternoon out which appointment had the best Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Masters. 'team and then the girls played. i Mr. and Mrs. Ivason Moore spent Miss Edith Ottaw, of Collingwood, yed ball until they found was a recent visitors at the home of Shippers READ THIS The farmer who supplies the dairies with their raw produet has had the least share in the prosperity of these dairies, This should not be, Mr. Milk Shipper Wake up. Write for particulars of how you can share in these additional profits through the HIGHLAND DAIRY, LIMITE D, a well estab- lished, progressive dairy, and also descriptive circular re suc- cessful dairy operations in Can- ada. Address Cordingley, Pike & Company Star Building Foronto 2 T_T Ontario UTICA GARDEN PARTY You are invited to a Lawn Social to be held at Utica United Church on Tuesday, July 8th. A good program and supper are in store for those that attend. Admission 35c. FRY i 3 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Of Angus Kirby, Deceased. Pursuant to Sec. 51 of Chapter 150 of the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1927, notice is hereby given that all creditors and others having claims against the estate of Angus Kirby, late of the Township of Reach, in the County of Ontario, Gentleman, who died on or about the 8th day of May A.D: 1930, are, on or beofer the 17th day of July A.D. 1930, to send by post, prepaid, to Harris & Harris, Port Perry, Ont., solicitors for Frank Vick- ery, executor of the last Will and Testament, their christian names and surnames, addresses and descriptions, the full particulars of their claims, a statement of their accounts and the nature of the securities (if any) held by them, and that after the day last aforesaid the said Frank Vickery will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the parties en- titled thereto having regard only to such claims of which notice shall have ' Manchester Gar-* den Party will be held this year on July 16th, at 'should ve been Ferguson the home of Mr. Jos, Strong. The i dei he 'supper will be served from 5 to 8, © Mr. Howard Dobson and followed by a program. furnished by yr a EAT "Ye Olde Time Village Quartette." , Where they. spent a The Port Perry Band Band will fur- - | nish music during the evening. Re- member : been given as above required, and the, said Frank Vickery 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 Harris & Harris at the time of such distribution. ; Dated at Port Perry, Ont., this 16th : day of June A.D, 1930. KARMIS 4 HARRIS, id the week end at Peterboro and other places. Through an error a. 'was made as to the name of minister marrying Mr. and Mrs.