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n Fray hag xetapnedivame or nding a couple of months : eveland. Me si of. Davids ny : hore, J are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W . Tennyson, Ir; Wan. Forman of In the week end 1 visiting friends. | Mr. Innis, is spending a week _in Toronto. Mr. W. H. Harris, is in Buffalo | this week on business. Mr. R. B. Smallman expects |" - to leave for England about the Tth September. Col. Barker is again in Sharge of the 1920 aeroplane flights at the Canadian NationalExhibition and will be at Port Perry with a Sopwith Dove and an aeroplane for passenger work. Mr. R. Penhall passed his '91st birthday last week, and celebrated the event by rising early and mowing his lawn. He is remarkably well and alert for a man of his advanced hears. ' Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Real have returned from their trip to the 'West. Rev. J. T. Hall, pastor of St. John's Presbyterian Church, who has spent the past month at his cottage on the Bay of Quinte near Picton, will occupy his own pulpit next Sabbath. Mr. Orr Browne, of Detroit, is visiting his father, Mr. J. C. Browne, for a couple of weeks. Mr. Geo. Stone is~home again after a most enjoyable trip to the Pacific Coast. Mr. J. J. Cassidy, of Trenton, N, J., is spending a few days with hié parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Cassidy. Next Sunday evening in the Town Hall, Rev, W. D. Harrison will speak of--"The Church and the Working Man." sol Shirley W. I. The regular meeting of the Shirley Women's Institute will be held at the home of Mrs. Wm. Trevarton, on Wednesday, Sep- tember 8, at 2.30 p.m. Mrs. E. Byers will give a paper on 'Pushers and Complainers."' Luncheon will be served and a collection taken Summer is Passing Toronto Exhibition is in full swing, School opens September 7; summer jussts are leaving or thinking of packing their trunks and the duck shooting season has o Ered wit's thousands of] birds ying nightly to the Re- serve, and a bumper crop of wild rice waits to feed them. It is years since we Had such pen id crops. Not only here, MR wherever you care to -go-- here south, east, or west-- gre is the same story of abun™ lenty. The potato crop i be the salvation of poor amilies this winter. The ho ig that it shall neither suffer from rot nor be wasted. nuts, walnuts, ds osch hickory nuts are a very heavy crop, and, according to Indian lore, this means a hard winter. There is need for WO! about next on If we have anything like "hard times" they wlll be- artificially produced: There is abundance for everybody if distribution can 'be made properly. But for all that, those who have been un- duly lavish in spending, may find ' the roller-boler-coaster 'memories but poor food, and the jaz two. iwestep a 03 oor. substitute er a other summer froorts have flourished, anfthe | fishing has been good. gr Port} lasse kL R. DENT EY. Opt. "Ford Car For Sale in good condition and first- class Sunping ord for sale. Port Be Local Lawn Bowing Tournament the tournament of te local club held on Wednesday, August 25. PRIMARY EVENT " First Round Letcher, 16 : E H Purdy, 21 § Jeffrey, 21 Dr: Mellow, 10 Second Round M Letcher, 14 EH Purdy, 12 <8. Jeffrey, bye ; Final M Letcher, 26 ~~ S Jeffrey, 9 CONSOLATION EVENT J McHoull, 12 Dr Mellow, 11 W.S. Short, bye Second Round J McHoull, 7 . W S Short, 17 E 'H Purdy, bye i Final Round W S Short, 13 © E H Purdy, 10 On Friday , evening of last two rinks of local bowlers went to Uxbridge and 'played four friendly games with Uxbridge. S. Jeffrey, skip; R. H. Short, Dr. Mellow, J. F. McClintock, lost two. C. V. Purdy, skip; M Letcher, W. Graham, J. Nasmith, won one and lost one. The colts. are very proud of themselves as this was the first time this year that Uxbridge have been beaten on their own green. Boarders Wanted The undersigned is prepared to accommodate a limited num- ber of school boarders. (Girls preferred.) Apply to Mfs. J. E. White, Port Perry. - Card of Thanks Toronto, August 30, 1920 | Dear Mr. Farmer: : On behalf of our family I wish to express-our great appreciation of the kindness of the Port Perry people on the occasion of the funeral of my father, C. W. Jones. We were particularly touched by the' fact that the business men chose to close their stores. Yours sincerely, Geo. M. Jones Notice of Purchase Having purchased the business Blackstock we purpose contin- uing the business at the old stand and will carry a full line of furniture, hardware ete. Give us a call. We shall appreciate Four-Dusiness,. --Fred Bailey In Memoriam SISSON --In loving memory of dear mother who departed this life August 29, 1915 Five years have gone, buts none can tell, e loss of one we One of the best whom God could lend, A loving mother, a faithful friend. Daughter and Sons. UTICA Miss Nora Ackney is visiting Miss May Rusnell. The ice cream social given by the Ladies' Aid proved 3 great success. Proceeds $36 Mr. B. R. Jones T.00. Fred| Ashton have installed Bell Tele-| phones in their homes. - left fa for the Wet Port Perry, Ont. "The following is the sult of |- of the late R. J. MeNally of| ffice at house, gust of Switzer's s Port Perry, *Bntario |, Florence M. Cook A T.CM.and A.O/CM. Teacher of Piano Bell Phone 76 r 2 Sept. 4 FALL TERM College, Ltd. Tuesday, Sept. 7th, -- 1920 -- OUR GRADUATES are suc- cessful. Why? Because we have modern office equip- ment, experienced teachers and latest text-books: OUR STUDENTS are train- «ed to operate the following office appliances: --Mimeo- graph, Dictaphone, Calculat- _ing Machines, Adding Ma- chines, Book-keeping Post- - ing Machines, Vertical Files, , Twpewriter, ete. 1 THIS EQUIPMENT cost thousands sof dollars--but we installed it real- izing that to train our students pro- perly they must beable to handle the machines they will run across in the best offices. OUR STUDENT owing to this train- ing are able to accept the batter class of position at a better salary. In arranging to attend a business college--see that they have the above equipment--nothing less will .do these day of hustle--but it would have been alright 50 years ago. You want the best? Write for terms J. A. MoKONE, Principal ' Ts 72h. 7400 Furl : Fv Crnotipadn or Anblpitone For sale by one or more stores in your town. Price 75c¢. JITNEY SERVICE During exhibition terms mod- until after fireworks. ' Beare Bros. © . A. MURRAY 2? DENTIST Office above Rose & Co. hours, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. STRAYED a red and white cow, Finder municate with Abe. Wallace, Perry, Phone 189 « 2:2 3S "OSHAWA FAIR Iti ja 0 Mr. and Mrs. Geo.' Kerry have po Peterboro Business| erate, leave early and remain} Apply at| Phone 93 From the premises of the "undersigned,| J E; «RR com- |. R. % Port » a little more ethan 'a 4 8. rooms, small orchard, farm, good hay Tand. J. H. Brown, Phone 116 r 1-4. over the local and will kee shop in short distance from station, 'school and church, first class dairy Apply to Seagrave, Bell C. SWITZER ii wishes 1 to announce that he has taken aT 'Massey-Harris | Agency parts at his blacksmith PORT PERRY 5 Office. MISS HAZEL COCKBURN TEACHER OF VIOLIN Classustarted July 1st, 1920; Applications for. 'terms, ete. may be obtained at the Star Barrie Sept: 20-22 Beaverton. Sept. 27-29 Bradford Oct. 12-and 13 Brockville Sept. 21-24 Cookstown Oct. 5 and 6 Elmvale Sept. 27-29 Lindsay Sept. 22-25 Markham Oct. 7-9 Newmarket Sept. 22-24 Oshawa Sept. 13-15 Ottawa Sept. 10-20 eterboro Sept: 20-23 Toronto Bug. Sept. Udora Oct. 1 11 Fall Fair Dates. 150 acre, #5 plowe ance| We are ining a car of {pasture plén ty of shade dl resen RY a es) 'water, hip 2 feed #r b , stone foundation, driving house, brick and frame house, Yous truly, The Farmers' Union in co. . % JAS. MeREE, Mamger. ; Discount of during August Fixtures with-two to four i "Charles O, >.Clay, Electrician, Port caw Now| is the time to have your house wired and ) "electric fixtures installed. - Prices given on all kinds of wiring on request 'Speoial Sale of Electric Light Fixtures ata 10 per cent. and September. lights range in price from - fi $6.00 to $70.00 A full line of Electric accessories carried in stock-- Electric Irons, Door Bells, etc. Madza bulbs, 25 to 75 watts. og -W. J. COOK = 300 acres, 8 room frame 'cottage, bath, urnace, hard and soft water, stone cellar, house in best of repair and nearly new; hip roof barn 100 x 60, stone stable under all, cement floors; barn no 2 hip roof 70 x 48. stabling for 100 cattle, 21 h : Real Estate 62 acres, abut 50 acres timber, in the Township of Manvers} comp: of cedar, | pig pen, hen house] implement house and garage, spring creek, wells at barns, about 2 acres timber, This is a first-class farm for grain or stock, buildings and land extra good. yone wanting a good farm at a reasonable price should look this over. 200 acres, Cartwright, 8 room frame house in good repair. Barn 130 x 36 stone stable under all, cement floors, stab- ling for a2 cattle and 14 horses, hay barn 56 x 36, drive house 36 x 20, also garage. 180 acres cultivated, balance timber some suitable for milling. 70 acres, 6 room frame house, stone "Yeellar, barn 60 x 40 on 9 ft cement wall, ort Perry Sept. 16and 17 Queensville Oct. 12 and 18° Sunderland Sept. 20 and 21 | Woodbridge, Pi bankisgiving Day TION For Liver Farm for Sale 140 acres (134 acres tillable) 6 acres hardwood bush, lot 81 in the 7th and 8th concessions of Darlington. Two frame houses, and two bains, orchard, smail]being fruits. For further particulars "|apply to J. H." Campbell on the premises, or at Enniskillen P,0. ie 134 x 90, stone stable under i: house, 15 Actes valuable timber, cedar, 2° cement floor all through, drive house 36 18 on 9 ft cement wall, separate root house about 6 acres orcha-d, 12 acres timber. Fall possession. 23 acres timber, le: birch, basswood white ash and hemlock, all milling timber. Purchaser to have five years Jo remove timber. 15 acres orchard, 700 trees, 300 Duch- ess, balance of different varieties of win- ter fruit. 3%; acres, 7 room frame cottage, in repair, and soft water, good oud Schools and only a 'short distance to town 6 acres in Port Perry,.5 room famy house, stone cellar, barn 30 x 40 on ment wal wall, also stable. s 8 room brick house in Stouffville, lot roo 172 x 2 feet, in first-class condition, stone cellar, f bath, el lights, beaut . | ful shade trees, shrubbery and lawns, | excellent garden, small fruits, This is an ideal home and nicely situated, close to | station, stores, church and schools. 5 acres, 7 room brick vaneer house, hot: on 7 foot cement. house | wall, 2 acre orchard, fall and winter fruit fences in re soil sand; loam close to town, che, hes hg Wo "|ience. - 115 acre 7 room frame cc 2 acres orchard, Psion at ny time. 9 acres in Corporation of Pont 'room frame house. Fame Leas Rome ings. and isa most desirable home, to beth Public and High" | gr ae 88 B16 and h birch, beech, maple, basswood, rock el and sscond growt Bine. River hing throu, 2silos © : OE -y gate. Might ie house in exchange. = "~ 1; acre, double Noise at Myrtle, brick cottage, 6 rooms on each side, 2 furnaces, well at door, frame stable and drive house, cement walks. x » 57 acres on county road, s house in good repair; barn 56. x t stone wall, cement floors; sil2 mill, hen house, pig pen, orc small fruit, some wolf Rai mile to v spring or possession, plowing done and ready for seeding. 100 acres, Lot 5, Con'; 5. Pian 3 half = mile from le, on County Road, as the Sadles farm, large stone houge, two stories, barn 70 x 34, stone stable, cement 'Hoors, hay barn 50 x hen house and pig pen 50 x 26, drive house, 90 acres cul- tivated, level land, some bush: Sold sub. ject to present lease having about three years to run. Might arrange for fall pos- session. Also a five roomed house and a" stable on property. Terms and interest easy. 97 acres, Lot 24, Con. 2, Pickeri Town- ship, Alene house, « stone Pkg drive house, or and spring: cr I mile to CP.R. Station, 22 miles from To- ronto, 100 acres oa about 30 rode from the oration of Port. ci Sao lesa Good orchard. aad P. oP iat outside brick : hi ; ort Perry, 7 r fed barn 70 x 33, on stone wall, ep ing under all, cement floors, drive house; small orch d, land level and pyr a loam, 25 acres "bush, about 35 °F Soy pasture. # 150 acres Pasture Land two iles of eT 2s actes = ph roperty. les Siow Pi Berns EEaagy Nop Perry, buildi in ki state of repair, soil mostly all dings in fi cay 3 1 timber~ : birch and