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' iving Visitors : Toren. as th ues Miss as Guelph, was the | smother Mra, Wm, Pearson, of lest of her carson. Miss Ivy visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, _ Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mount- and family, of Burketon, and F- Robert Mountiod: of Toronto, tests of Mr. and Mrs. rosier of Thanksgiving. Me and Mrs. A. Weeks, Mrs. C. H Saylor and Mrs. J. Bower- man, of Bloomfield, Ont., were Thanksgivin guests of Mr. and, Mrs. W. A. Christy. \ Mr. Ernest Pargeter, Toronto, was a visitor with Mr. and Art Pargeter on Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goldring, ; of Cobourg, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Roberts over the holiday. Miss Alma Stewart, of Toronto, was a visitor with her mother :and brother on Thanksgiving. Town Council " At the meeting of the Council on Tuesday evening all members were present, A deputation consisting of Messas N. Lyle, J. Jeffrey and J. W. Henders, appeared before the Council re exemption of taxes on farm lands. Their request was not granted as the Assess! ment Roll had been passed. "A letter was read re piiute show in Town Hall once a wee The matter is to be considered. Mr. H. Collacutt was paid the sum of $150. for damage done to his sheep by dogs. ° Notice of motion was given that a number of by-laws will be introduced at the next regular neeting of the Council. By Mr. Hutcheson to procuce dumping grounds and regulate the same. By Mr. Figary to issue licenses for dogs, also to make it com- pulsory for dogs to wear tags. To issue licenses to teamsters and draymen and imposing fee for same in lieu of the business assessment now charged. A fire prevention by-law. B Mr. Nasmith for the sale of Hy are, Consolidated Debt Stonehouse to lease a a: to Mr. F. A. Kent, - To have all sources of milk supplied to Port he citizens boa qoalifi inspector that all milk supplied shall aud | in clean and sanitary condition. 'Accounts were totalling as follows: Hydro construction, $0.0: Water & Light Dep » 1.60; General Dept. $803.59. WATCH NEXT WEEK for the announcement of the Gallagher Herbal Remedy Co., J. 8. Pringle, Brooklin, Local Distributor. Armistice Day . Celebration Next Monday evening in the ~ Town Hall, there will an Armistice Day Celebration, at which Dr. James Moore, of Drooklin, will be the. principal ker. There will be commmun- ity singing and musicalJprogram. The public are cordially. invited to be present at this meeting. Appreciation The following letter speaks for itself, and the firemen wish to thank Messrs Jeffrey for their generous donation; To the Rie «Chief and all mem bers of the Port Perry Fire Brigade i-- Dear Sirs,--We wish to extend to you and your company an ex- pression of our sppeelation of § of the services rende on the even ing of October 28th at the fire in our block. We think we voice the feeling atthe D ant evidence of their ability and Jilingness to stay the ravages of Holy Communion at 11 a me oo Ba gh Toronto, ; | 1IALIST. of "Port Perry when | we say the firemen gave abuad-|ty Ok 3 Bi 1) ornin, lorning Po Ey pp : Evening Service at at? p Sunday of the month. REV. NORMAN H. NOBLE. : Iricurhbent CON Dr. F. E. Luke, 167 Yonge Street, Toronto, Optomie- riet and optician, will be at A. J. Davis' drugstore, Port Perry, on Thursday, November 16. Glasses if required at right prices. Hours 9.80 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. sib. 1 ---- Local Items We are sorry to hear Miss E. Moffat has been ve pooriys again * with bronehitis d neuralgia. "hw Os Hi Meeting King Edward Lodge No. 228, L. O. L. will meet on Friday evening, Nov. 10. ING, EYE SPEC- ¢ Shoemaker Coming Mr. La Chapelle, of Kingston, shoe maker and repairer, will be open for business in the Leonard Block, by Nov. 15. SCOUT NOTES The weekly Troop meeting last Friday was well attended. = T'wo joined, and the first Tendersoot Scouts were enrolled after having passed their tests, and making their Scout Promises before their | Scout' Velie and Comrades. * 000 The spirit of the Boy Scout As-' sociation, in short, is to make each troop self-supporting, In an endeavour to raise funds, the members of 1st Port Perry Troop | have put on a subscription cam- paign for 'Canadian Boy"--the only Canadian national magazine for boys. This magazine is pub- lished by the Canadian General Council of the Boy Scouts Asso- ciation, Ottawa, and is well worth the $1.00 per year. The members of the Troop have been provided with subseription blanks and re- ceipt forms, and for the next ten days will canvass the town. Par- ents with boys of their own will make a good investment by sub- scribing for this real boys' jour- | Blackstock, nal, chuck full of clean, instruc- tive matter. The Patrol obtainin ng the greatest mnAber oy Stbse eriptions will be presented 1928 Scout Diary for each of its membass. The Troop. will meet in the Armouries at 7 p.m., Fri All |p Baer will please attend on me. BORN To Mr. and Mrs. Russell Butson, Prince Albert, on Nov. Tth, a son, Robert Harold Bible Society Meeting The Port Perry Branch of the Upper Canada Bible Society held their annual public meeting on Thursday evening of last week, in the Parish Hall, and despite the disagreeableness of the weather the hall was well filled. The chair was taken at eight o'clock by the president of the branch Rev: N. H. Noble, and was assisted in the opening exer- cises by Rev. W. _D. Harrison and Rev. J. T. Hall. Mr. John Rolph:gave his forty sixth fivancial report, which was he had been able to give, the past vear was the most suecess: ful year the Port Perry Branch had had since he had held the office of treasurer. Mr. Rolph spoke highly of the work of the collectors of the past year. Rev. W. E. dress on the work of the Society and also gave a very interesting, d instructive lecture, illustrated bi Tantern slides on Sou The Continent Mr. Rolph said, the best report |- | choose the book or periodical that st: The speaker of the evening] ing--that las Hassard, was_then |yPh called and gave a splendid ad- |; th Amer. e Tis Broad is nade n town, It's their money here and sup- people who spend" t is ads ¥ well, : yy ¥ the town industries. * Be loyal to those who serve you well: of it. A. E. SIMS oe "oe Sims' Bread isgood- Be more PORT PERRY Property For Sale I have a splendid list of farms and town properties for sale. Apply to Morley Campbell, Port Perry, Farm seller, or phone 183 W tf Farm to Rent Between Oshawa and the Lake, About 125 acres in excellent state of cultivation. Ample buildings. Plowing after present crop. Full possession Oct. Ist or April Ist feely to G. D. CONANT, Owner, 20- Oshawa, Ont. Honey for Sale A splendid nixed honey for sale at 10¢ 1b, in 51b and/10 '1b pails. Feed it to children, , put it it in their cough syrup. honey has more life giving force then anything else. W. H. Doubt, Port Perry. Frm to Rent South h Halves Lots Thirty-one and Thi Fourth Concession, Dailing- ton, eres improved farm land. Plow ing after present cop. Full possession Oct. Ist, 1922. ky Apply ANT, i &e., wa, . Solicitor for the owners. FOR SALE S. SG White Leghorn Cockerels; jrom ny Fike 300 laying Jin; also one $2.00. plore, ta laseuce! erguson, 196 2 45.2 20-tf Boarders Wanted Lady wishes to take a limited number of boarders. Apply at Star Office. 1 sal Su dor Sale. Swen scry good garden land. All ik of fruit. Driving shed anid stable, gars Aon Jo Stone, Union Ave, gg on) of Morley Campbell, Port Perry Svinte am------------ re Nell Yellowliees Piano Tuner Will be in Port Perry, in the next few weeks, leave orders at Davis Drugstors. For. Sale Range, will burn coal or wood, in good condition. A Ibert. 7 WN Car for Hire nile A. Parrinder, Port Porty, « Bell Phone 157 _Spirella Corsets. AND FANCY " Rubber Goods Sole Agent :: 7 M. Cockburn] Bell Phone 78. Port Perry - _ The Publisher's Responsibility More and. more difficult every .day is 'the choice of good reading--the kind that irisher e young and refreshes the old. One way to avoid mistakes is Apply to Artbur Bond, Prince : Good Stock of' Electrical Supplies, 3 Fixtures, ~ Table Lamps, Majestic Heaters, Toasters, Electric Irons, Washing Machines| and Motors I you are interested we shall be pleased to de- monstrate these wash- ers in your own home, Fine Assortment of | - Shades. Also a stock of Wire Loom and Material for interior wiring. .C. A. RUNDLE, PORT PERRY. / GET YOUR HOUSE| WIRED FOR'| HYDRO 10 years experience under Hydro construction Estimates cheerfully furnished T H. SPENCE _ Electrical Engineer 'and coniractor 'Bell Phone 13 * Port Perry, Ont. - {Office Phone 94 Miss Madeline Cockburn $16 ton tthe c ~ or bins. $17 delivered. Nut, Stove and Pes' Coal to / arrived Lime and Plaster on-hand. P. 'FIGARY PORT PERRY Ls Residenct phone 214 - Miss Hazel Cockburn Teachers of ' PIANO AND VIOLIN Bell Phone 169 r 2 Port Perry For Sale 20 Bred-to-Lay Barred Rock Pullets, May hatched. = $1 each. Apply C. Lynde, Bell phone 221. Wanted |All: Kinds of POULTRY Hides, Sheep Skins 'and Junk - We pay the big price 'TURNER BROS.: .Bell Phone 213 Ind, 1800 Dr. C. T. Harrison PALMER GRADUATE " Chiropractor. Office in the Penball Block. Upstairs PORT PERRY Office Hours: 1010 11 a.m., 3t05 _ and 108 pan. ES MISS ESTELLE K. BULL | Teacher of PIANO AND VOICE | Pupils prepared for examination] Phone No. 217. W. A. SANGSTER DENTAL SURGEON i; Office Hours--9 a m. to5 bm 'Office over Archer's Har! vive en's English Wool Heath Hoge. Special per pair Be Lodies" All Wool Heather. Hose 'Special per pair 50c. Extra Heavy Flannelette Blank: ets, latge size, $8.60 pai ir. A full line of Fresh owen always i in n stock. Also Flour an! : Feed. 1 can save you mouey W. F. Crosier Prepare for a Business | ~ i Yonge and Charles Streets i te of the last twelve, months ee Enter Catalogue. we Ts eninoax Goode's Cre ; at Port Perry 5c. 10 peu Se. vas I for butt. more ianey by sending S "Port Per! Nias orb Sreamery : 1 ion am LUNDY | oot BE te Office over bar Fi ad "Font Estas Agent SA Good properties. Terms to ' suit ore aser. Afl sizes of fare, houses and lots, ete for sale. Port Perry, on Se J. A. MURRAY DENTIST ; Office upstairs in Leonard Block ; PORT PERRY ONT! Hours: 98 wi Toh be i