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] The Yen. Archdeacon Warren, of Toronto; will conduct the ser- vice in the Church of the Ascen- sion, on Sunday next, May 8, at a.m. Mr Earl Woodley, of Entrance, Alta, is visiting with his father|J "and sisters. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Letcher have returned from their visit South. They report haying had a very pleasant winter. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McCaw are ) i: to arrive home the lat- 'ter spending the winter in, Florida, Port Perry High School A new feature in connection with the Agricultural and House- ' hold Science departments of the * High: School is the establishment of a course of lessons and conver- sations with the students by ex- perts in various lines of farm and household work. The course has been running some four or five weeks; and is'proving most successful and of the greatest _ use and interest to the students. On Wednesday April 6th Mr. Cecil Heayn gave a mostinstrucs tive talk to about thirty boys and girls on raising and care o poultry. Many questions were asked by the class, and much practical information was ob- tained. On Wednesday, April 20th Mr. James Lucas gave a valu- able talk tothe boys on seed se- lection. Many of his hints will be followed in the cultivation of tHe experimental plots this sea- son. The boys weresorry when the hour came to a close, and remained a considerable time afterwards to ask questions and obain further information. ~_ The same day the girls had a delightful lesson "from Miss Pearson in the Household Science rooms on the subject of dress cutting. . The girls, numbering about twenty,' cannot speak too highly of the lesson--they are enthusiastic, and 'their glowing and smiling countenances when- ever they speak of it show their genuine appreciation. On Wednesday the 27th the boys were taken to the stables of Mr, George McMillan and shown several types of draught horses and roadsters. Itis need- less to say that the boys were interested in learning the points to look fr in selecting a good horse, all of which Mr. McMil- lan and sons so willingly pointed out. This week Mr. James Stone- "house is taking with both boys and girls the subject 'Milk - and its 'Products."" On May 1lth Mr. James Leask is to speak on "Cattle Raising and Feeding"' On May 18, Lawson Honey is to deal with the subject "Raising and Care of Hogs," and on May 25th Mr. Wm. H, Doubt - will show both boys and girls his Bees, and explain 'methods of management. The course will continue un- til the 1st of June, and will con- clude with an illustratedaddress inthe Town Hall:by Mr. Nunnick |' of Ottawa, on the subject; 'Planning and Beautifying the|da Rural Home."' r. J. B. Lundy, Chairman of the Board, Mr. 8. Farmer, and others' have interested them- selves in these conversations, vantage of green t these lessons; Sandan wi ablie who Wish a art of this week, after] 3 {Apel to Gon Jackass & Sem: Pot Pern - _House For Sale vod, rooms, nicely pai divided cement cellar, "cel Sistern, double lot. Apply to H. Doubt, Port Perry. 'Strawberry Plants Dunlop and Williams straw- berry plants for sale @ $1.00 per hundred, Apply to Geo, Raines Port - -Perry. ' oe Help Wanted lady or gentl fine ol pee ative articles. Write the Anderson Manufacturing and Rubber Se 432 Wellington St. West, Toronto. : House Pr For § We have several Port Perry houses for sale at prices from $750 to $7000, includ- ing every style of house, with or without garden or < stable, some with modern improvements. W. H. Harris, Port Perry Neat toact files For Sale. | Spring Wagon Seat, new; Set Whiffle- trees, new; Gas Engine, 3 h.p. in good running order, cheap for cash." Apply at Blacksmith Shop, Myrtle. Lost Motor license 73-332. Finder please leave at Star Office. 3rd of June at Port Perry 'The Port Perry Athletic Association will hold their an- nual 3rd of June Celebration, at which there will be the follow- ing attractions: Baseball Tour- hament, Athletic Sports, Three horse races -- free-for-all, 2.85] and farmers' face, Watch for large posters' giving full 'par- ticulars. Rn Old England Lodge Makes Presentation On Tuesday evening at the regular meeting of Old 'England Lodge. Sons of England, a pre- sentation ' and social evening was held, During the business Bro. Bert. Middleton was pre- sented with handsome certifi- cate of membership," he being about. to return to England. THe President then called" Bros. H. 'Robérts 'and F. Moore and presented them with Past Presi- dents jewels, in recognition of the faithful services they have rendered to the Society." Both 5 -t pe ve brought good ih Yo A healthful, well xs known be oir on sald x Sgt for a free trial Templetons, 142 King W., T Local Agent--P. G. Serer Repaiting a Specialty. W.E. Aol Sta 'Port Perry, Ont. Youean rr the Sebert House to mossy saving ren remedy, ! for fi ol by by k.our ss ickages your we oan oS from Ben Dunn and 'have it you in hotel Acoom- delivered to your door. modation. Buy Your Milk t oe | 10 quarts for $1.00 : ---- -- To Arrive iin a few days, a car of Pea Coal, price $12.25 per ton. Car of St Marys Coen, $4.50 bbl. FOR SALE grade, § . good milker: Prince Albert. years, due to freshen, atchless Treasure." Apply to P Ramer H. Mills, Prince Albert ers, ly T. H . L. VICKERY Apply { este Goodrange (coal or woo a : Cow for Sale "holes; high SE TEN i SE h-- 5 Car enter and B erry. nario Conia for new ie 2 'teration or repairs in the build- ing line. t-class w Shona To ship 'Ruaranteed." Bell 1 Ph ne 70 py | made suitable replies. Mr 'Roberts is one of the charter members, being one of the twelve who started the Lodge forty-| three years go. Mr. W. Letcher gave a nice address on his trip] to the South. Lunch was served. There were about forty present. Methodist Church Next Sunday, being 'mother' 8 day, the topi¢ in the morning will he "Mother Influence," in the evening 'Home Ideals." L a EEE = rl = Ay SN Te production schedule of. Chevrolet "Four-Ninety" Models for the seven . months from January 1st to July. Sm, 1921, is ~ i fifty thousand cars. 4 fp To ach soul purchaser of a otis] car at t list will -make the iovins sth payments,-- 5 $70; "Four-Y.mety" Delivery w Model we ' rolet Model "Four-Ninety" cars between Jan' nary 1st, 1921, and July:3ist, 1921, This off 2 faife tutiect 0 the terms as sl foth ; in the xsfund certificate whlch will bs d to each purchaser. - This refund represents savings in material prices under ' present It is in keeping with the Chevrolet policy "to make the price of its product as low as i es wil pet Ea. gs ¥ 7 - " : + 50,000 CHEVROLET 10 ) gy EEF A 8 tificate will be redeemed a indicated on ts face. The entire plan is a sag