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read a very inter- the Provincial Con- workers. Mrs. Smallman Mrs. Tennyson favored us with duet, with Mrs. J. E. Jackson at the ~ Tea was served and a social ST. JOHN'S PKESBYTERIAN CHURCH, PORT PERRY ~ The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup- per will be dispensed in St. John's Church, next Sabbath morning, No- vember 11th. Preparatory Service on Friday evening at 8 o'clock conducted by Rev. P. F. Gardiner, B.A, of Pickering, RS Ay MISS SEXTON Miss Eliza D. Sexton, for some years librarian of the Port Perry Public Library, died at her home in Port Perry, on Thursday, November 1st, 1923, Miss Sexton was the daughter of Alonzo Sexton, who died some twenty years ago. The family occupied a prominent place in the business in- terests of Port Perry in years gone = by. Mr. Alonzo Sexton ran a sawmill where Mr. Figary's coal sheds nd and was an enterprising business man. Miss Addie Sexton, sister of Miss Eliza Sexton, died about six years ago, Both ladies were staunch members of the Church of the Ascen- sion and were helpful in the various church activities, Miss Eliza Sexton was for twenty years treasurer of the Ladies' Aid, (later called the Women's Guild) of the Church of the Ascension, She proved her interest in the Port Perry Public Library. by her unfail- ing attention to duty and her knidly ~- "work "whenever ~ children or others asked assistance in selecting books or hunting up facts in corinection with their studies, The funeral took place on Saturday conducted by Rev. J. Lintott Taylor. Several floral tributes were sent, among them being those from the Women's Guild, of the Church, the LOD.E, Rev. N. H. Noble, and the Library Board and one from "friend." A meen) () (ems TOWN "COUNCIL At the regular meeting of the Town Council there were present Messrs. Figary, Stonehouse, Jackson 'and Goode. Accounts were passed as follows: General Account .......:... $417.87 A SRR $20.00 Cad Construction ......... $107.84 Light and Water ,......... $1808.39 It was decided to put sanitary 'equipment in the basement of the Town Hall. ----000 ee GOLDEN PIES Pies Worth $6.75 are surely as good as those that "mother used to make." » Evidently some people must think 80, for that is one of the prices paid at the Social held by the Hockey Club _in the Town Hall, on Thursday even- ing of last week. There was a good program, an appreciative crowd, an enjoyable dance, and the financial re- turns weressatisfactory. ¥ Stree) Qs. WARRINER LODGE Warriner Lodge, 1.0.0.F., were at home on Friday evening a large number of visiting brethren from Oshawa and Little Britain. Bro, D. D. G. M,, of Oshawa, of the work of Oddfellowship district and highly commended Order, Oshawa and Warriner were from in bright and appropriate the close of the busizess . social time was spent, con- with refreshments, Toad | the near future were 1 . Warriner Lodge to visit "Litttle Britain, in| im Madeline Cockburn ie Clover and: mixed) for sale. Apply toi} . Doubt Pi erry If you are iia te new: things in jewelry and silverware come to us. We've got it. We get everything new that comes ont and try to get it first. * Then, too, you know that you buy in our store. We keep only can "rely 'upon everything you 5 reliable goods. we Private Sale rei ta Mrs. H. W, Linke will sell by ; rivate sale a quantity of house- hold furniture at her residence, Prince Albert Bell Phone 117 2-2 The offering consists of; din- ing table and chairs, walnut sideboard, sewing machine, 8 iron bedsteads and springs, wal nut hall stand, 4 burner coal oil .a ow stove and 100 jars of fruit. I. R. BENTLEY FOR SALE JEWELLER & OPTOMETRIST PORT PERRY, ONT. Miss Hazel Cockburn Teachers of PIANO AND VIOLIN Bell Phone 169 2 Port Perry 3 We can fit you with correct glasses in our Optical Dept, . * - Does your watch need regulating? Half ton Chevrolet Truck, covered, self starter, $180. Also Good Winter Apples"at $1.00 bushel delivered.. A, Taylor, "The Orchard", Port Perry. Printing and Advertising are wise in- vestments. Yon can reach customers by these means that otherwise would be missed. The Port Perry Star gives good service in printing and advertising. RR COMIC To: 0 ako er SC The H=<=VER It BEATS... asit Sweeps asit Cleans 'Hoover-cleaned Rugs 3 Wear Years Longer Rugs wear out, years too soon, un- less you keep beaten out and swept up the embedded, gritty dirt that cuts rug nap. The Hoover beats out and sweeps up this gritty dirt, and air-cleans--all in ae wie See one dustless operation. The Hoover Rugs wear longer, and you save time Today and labor. We consider ourselves very fortunate in secur- ing the agency for this high grade machine. Phone us and we will call and give ou a dem- onstration, showing how the HOOVER is super- ior to any other make of electric cleaner. Makes a Good Xmas Gift W. MERLIN LETCHER Funeral Director Furniture Dealer stop here for a pound or two of our most delicious candies. Our chocolates and bon bons have more than a local reputation; we get orders from afar off, too, Our confections are strictly .on a quality basis, We'd rather cut the profit than the goodness of them. Try.a box to-day. _H. S. WHITE Members from Little | , LO, 0. F, will] PORT PERRY The Peoples' Meat Market We sell everything you want in choice, clean, palatable, nutritious and satisfying meats. : If you want it good BERT MacGREGOR _ Will do the rest. Ring up Phone 72. :| ways. Coke, Pea Coal, Bocohonths Smoke: less Coal, Hardwood, more on the road, To make sure of your supply. of fuel order from x P.FIGARY Port Perry. Ont, C.C. Stonhotse ARCHITECT Houses, Stores and Public Buildings properly designed and supervised. Union Bank Building, CHANGES IN THE ROAD LAW Changes of note in the Highway Act of 1923 have been brought to the attention of the local press by Chief Kidd of Belleville Police Department. Under the law it is now obligatory for motors standing on streets, roads or highways, between dusk and dawn to have one light on the front and one on the rear on the left hand side, visible from a distance of two hun- dred feet, the front light being white and the rear a red one, An important change is that in reference to bicycles and tricycles, It is mow compulsory for these ma- chines to carry 'a red lamp or re- flector on the rear between dusk and dawn when ridden on roads or high- These changes are among a num- ber of others of interest to the travelling public and Chief Kidd is anxious that those who have to use the roads will make themselves familiar with the demands of the law. The chief constable told the newspaper men to-day that he would like anyone who does not understand the regulations request information from him and added that he would be pleased to furnish it. --Intelligencer vem) Opn: Ten samples of "bootleg" liquor were tested in the United States and eight were found to. contain poison, As Pat Henry said: "Give me liberty or give me death." --Toronto Tele- gram, 3 A radio club has been formed in Oshawa. Five hundred members are expected. Donald McKay is the first President, Slabs a 'wood, and Tots| Oubiwa; Ont. a For Sale Village of Port 'Perry in denomimations of $116 00 to $360. at 534% interest; at par and d accrued interest. : Appl E, iw PORDY Clerk-Treasurer reese (J) (Jip. POPPY DAY November the 12th is Poppy Day, and the young ladies of the town will canvass the town,so have your money ready when they come around. a SEAGRAVE The Ladies' Aid will meet in the Sunday School room on the afternoon of Wednesday, November 14. All members are requested to come early and bring thimbles, a 11 | SEES SHIRLEY WOMEN'S INSTITUTE Shirley Women's Institute will meet at the. home of Mrs, Henry Fielding on Wednesday, November 14th, at 2 pm. A good program is being prepared by the committee, and the meeting promises to be of un- usual interest. Mrs. Henry Collett will give a paper. A full attendance is requested. is poor, Schumacher Feed i this! problem. It = milk at a profit. like the scrap of it, They as a milk producer Produces More Milk at a Profit Fig grain crops have been light this year, and the quality ow to balance the ration is the problem of every man who keeps cows for profit, balanced ration, manufactured from * milled products of corn, barley, gata 'and wheat, with linseed meal. taste of it, and eat prin wr Eo Dollar for dollar of cost, no other ration compares with It will make "your herd ~~ » is the answer to produces more It is a perfectly digest i it all. A product of The Quaker Mills ramon i 5 Saskatoon" TE mn oes STH able prices, let us show you the Astoria Shoes for Men-- highest grade Shoes made in Canada. = ted original recipes for lome-made bread 3 which we will gladly send you, on reqéest. © ys the Same- Nags be For High Grade Footwear at reason- : In Ladies' Shoes we have the Empress, Model, Classic, and several other staple lines, Don't forget to take advantage of our big Rubber Sale while it lasts. : We are Agents for tho Hurlbut Cushion Sole Rk Shoe for Misses and Children. TAS McKEE & SON ST. CHARLES BUILDING :: PORT PERRY CONSULT US ABOUT YOUR EYES W. A. HARE Eye Specialist HY Oshawa At McKee's Jewelry Store every other. Thursday. (NEXT VISIT, NOVEMBER 15th "We can give you eye comfort". : Schumacher