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sv. Thes. Bates is suppl ry Bio ihe ei ahr : Ont., for Wm. Catfley i is ex from the front shortly . Stonehouse is. ZHending journed session of th unty Council at Ny Miss Grace Davis was in To- ate last week at the Rexall _ Clerk's convention. She also attended the Mendelsohn Choir concert. . Mrs. W. R. Gillespie was in Toronto for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. White spent a few days in Toronto, re- turning on Monday. Mr. White has recovered from his recent Jllness, and has returnéd to his "duties in the Bank of Commerce Miss Estelle Bull went to To- oa to hear the Mendelsohn * Dr. Duncan Campbell, New York, spent a few days with his mother. Mrs. D. Campbell, last week : Mrs. Sarvis was in Toronto last week. Miss Estelle Bull has opened a music class in Brooklin. \ Mrs. Hart, of Pontypool has been visiting Mrs. S. Graham. Mr. C. Butt has moved into the house he purchased from Mr Mills on Lilla St. Mr, A. L. Orchard has bought Mr. Butt's house on Bigelow St. ~and is moving 'into town from eagrave. We welcome Mr, Or- chard and family as citizens of Port Perry. Mr. R. Coulter, of Manvers Townsnip has moved to the Beare Farm just north of Port Perry, having purchased the property. We are glad to know that Mr. Coulter is settling here. Mrs. D. Archer and Mrs.E. H. were present at the Men- i n Choir concert on Friday last, Chief Nesbitt has purchased from Mr. J. Spinks the property formerly occupied by A. F. Car- negie. Monday evening's programme at the Methodist church was one of the best yet. The chop-stick contest and the Chinese wedding were both very interesting. The proceeds were $25.40. MOCK TRIAL Next Monday evening the en- tertainment will take the form of a Mock Trial. The prisoner 'is out on bail. The witnesses have been summoned. The counsel for the prosecution and defence have their briefs well in hand. Come to the Methodist church next Monday evening and hear the trial. Admission: adults 10¢. children be. 62nd Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. John Rolph cele- ~ brated the sixty-second anniver- sary of their wedding on Wed- nesday, February 27. They are hoth well. Very few people live see an anniversary of this nd. Yet Mr. Rolph, who is in his ninetieth year, goes dow low 10 business every day; and Rolph is 2hle to attend to her household duties. We congratu- late Mr. and Mrs. Rolph most heartily upon 'their wedding anniversary. St. Patrick's Night The Ladies' Aid Society of St. 's Presb; ch yterian church w heir amy St. "Patrick's | Tn. nment: on eof. St. Patrick's Day hag been will be served' from\ 5 5:30 to 7:80 'p.m, after will be |organ Church of the Ascension "The Church of the Ascension will hold services in the Parish Hall uni further notice, On Saturday, March 1, Mr E ¢|C Burton, Port Perry, will sell his household furniture by public auction. This is a fine lot of furniture and will be of interest to prospective buyers. George Jackson, Auctioneer. ---- Cabinet Work and- Upholstering I am now prepared to do all kinds cabinet work, upholstering, carpenter work and repairing. G. R Alexander, Port Perry. Skates Sharpened Real Estate _ We have a number of choice farms on our list for sale. Also some town property. Parties looking for either would do well to see McKEE & FERGUSON Real Estate Agents McCaw Block Phone 152 Big Minstral Show in the Town Hall, Port Perry, March 10th, by the Young Peoples So- ciety. Coat Lost Sheepskin coat, between Rich- ard Hooper's farm on Cartwright road and Port Perry. Finder please return to C. Coulter, Port Perry, or to Star Office. Mending Bag Found and Utica. Contained pair of dancing pumps. Owner can have same by identifyibg prop- erty and paying expenses. Apply at Manchester store. WANTED A girl or woman with good ex- Perienee in in general housework. es $25.00 per month. Mrs, Chas, Bailes, 215 Simcoe Street, North, Oshawa. Phone 184 Important Notice On account of the frequent requests by a number of people for me to sell milk and bread, I have decided to handle same providing I can get enough customers to make it worth while. I will endeavor to sup- ply you with good brow and good fresh milk. First shipment of bread will be here on Monday March 3rd. Please call and give us your order. Will start with the milk later on. THE AURA LEE STORE Port Perry High School The following is the standing of students in Port Perry High School at the January examina- tions. Names in order of merit: FORM IV Honours--Wilmot Cragg Satisfactory--Aleta Ferguson "FORM III Satisfactory--Grace Rose FORM II Honours--Bessie Crozier, Mir- iam Harris, Elizabeth Allin. Satisfactory--Allen Sweetman Laura Parish, Etta Morris, Helen Mellow, Lowell Fallis. FORM I Alymer Tennyson. Ernest Ger- row, Alfred Andrus, Lewis Mc-/ Lean, Keith Bruce. Concert The W.M.S. of the Methodist Church, Port Perry, will hold will 2 Sulestalnment i in the Shureh : On roadside between Manchestor} | Evemon in. Cunda, lent is doi the, Goverr uld undersand just what 0 solve the unemployment problems he may arise through. the demobilization of our fighting forces. (1) Employment Offices. So that everyone--male or female, soldier or civilian--can get quickly sueh jobs as" are - available the Government is co- cperating with the Provinces in establishing a chain of Public Employment Offices. . Employ- ers are being urged to nrake use of these offices to secure any help they need.: Farmers, for exar ple, who need hired men s"uld apply to the nearest office. There will be -a Public Employment Office in every tin of 10,000 people--and wherever the need for one exists. There will be 60 different offices in all--one-half are siready in operation. (2) Employment Opportunities. The war. held up much work that will now be carried on at once. Public works, shipbuild- ing, roadbuilding, railway work --construction of bridges, im- provement of road-bed, making of new equipment--these will provide new opportunities for employment. In addition, the Government has sent a Trade Mission overseas to secure for Canada a sharein the business of providing materials "and pro- ducts required for reconstruc- tion work in Europe. It hasalso set aside the large sum of . ww - $25,000,000 tobe loaned thrush building of workmen's houses. . This will mean much new work in the spring. 3) Land and Loans for Soldiers To help soldiers become far- mers the Government has de- veloped a programme that includesthe providing of land, the granting of loans, and the training and supervision _of those inexperienced in farming. At present, the soldier is grant- ed, free, in addition to his or- dinary homestead right, one quarter-section of Dominion lands. He also receives a loan - up to the maximum of $2,500. These original plans are now being broadened. If Parliament . passes the new proposals during this session, the Soldier Settle- ment Beard will be able to buy suitable land and re-sell it to the soldier at cost. Land up to the value of: $5,000 may be bought by this plan--the money to be repaid in 20 years: The low interest rate of 5 per cent. will be charged. These new proposals ill alsq permit the Soldier tlem Board to loan the soldier-farmer up to $2,500 for ES equipment, ete., in addition ta $5,000 loan on his arm, the Provinces to encourage the ' 1 The Repatriation Committee OTTAWA Satisfactory--Charles Cawker, | BF OR SALE AT $26. 00 K & S TIRES of Gardens erm: WiLl1A CAMPBELL JORY PERRY a gent © Charles 'Streets, Toronto etn a tand and teachers It icy. Merits the con pl ed co a fy oar . idsummer Bnd fA for i Po rare NOW is an notion time to commence a course here. Open all year. Catalogue Fee. W.J. Gd CAE PRINOIPAL Smith & Smith LAND SURVEYORS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS Phones--Day 40" Night 242 LINDSAY = ONTARIO HOW MUCH ARE YOUR . EYES WORTH ? Don's take chances ot over 3 year. get years 4 ! ny Services Vices Of der F. E. LUKE, 5a Boa 167 YONGE ST, GRoNTO Opposite Simpson's JOHN BELDON LUNDY Eon Graduate x FRoal College of Dental Sur- geons and University of Toronto. Successor to Dr. R. Li. Graham. Office hours $ am. to 5 p.m. Evenings appointment. Bell Phincobos 68, ring 2; residence ring3 Office over Byer's Drug Store, Port Perry. MORTON M. GIBSON ONTARIO and Low LAND SURVEYOR and CIVIL ENGINEER (Successor to the late W. E. Yarnold, Ont. nd surveyor, of Port Perry.) WHITBY, ONTARIO. - Phone 231 J. A. MURRAY DENTIST 9: Office 'above Rose, & Co. ae hours, 9 a.m. 0.6 pm, * Phone 93 George Collins Real Estate Agent FARMS FOR 'SALE Good Properties. * Terms to suit purchaser. All sizes. of farms, houses and lots, ete, for sale. _ Bell Phone 148r2, "Port Perry