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Personal Items Mr. J. C. O'Beirne, of Toronto, and Mrs. K. H. Crane, with daughters, Barbara and Nancy, of Thatford, were . recent guests of Rev. W. P. and Mrs. Brown. The South Ontario Teachers' In- stitute will meet at Oshawa, on Thurs- day and Friday, October 4 and 6. Neil Yellowlees, Piano Tuner, will be in Port Perry, 2nd week in October. Orders left at Davis' Drugstore. DR. STEWART GOES TO OSHAWA Dr. Stewart has moved to Oshawa, where he will carry on his surgical practice, "He retains an interest in the practice here, Dr. Jeffrey remains in town, and will be assisted by Dr. Rennie, of Guelph. 000m SHOOTING MATCH A Shooting Mateh will be held on the premises of Mr. Fred Mark, lot 20, con 8, Reach, 2% miles north of Port Perry, on Friday, October 12th, at 2 p.m., where a number of geese and ducks wil] be shot off. Shots and chells supplied. DQ Os An Expert--Editor (engaging re- porter): "If you had to write an article on a et you knew nothing of, how would go begin?" Applicant: Se learn from a very reliable source Editor: "Excellent. And how would you end it?" Applicant: = "We could fill columns on this subject, but lack of space ." Editor: "Splendid you are engaged." OO ROD AND GUN IN CANADA Hunters and fishermen and all lovers of outdoor recreation will find plenty to interest them in the October issue of Rod and Gun and Canadian Silver Fox News, Canada's sporting maga- zine, which is just off the press. The contents of this issue cover a wide variety of sporting activities. There are two fine grizzly bear hunting stories, well written by two old timers, A. Bryan Williams and Joseph Hodg- son. Other articles cover moose hunt- ing, duck and geese hunting, all kinds og fishing, to say nothing of the re- gular features on outdoor lore, guns and ammunition, dogs and the silver fox industry, and three fine articles on bird life by well known authorities. In this issue there are also two yarns by Harry M. Moore and A. Wood and another of Robert James' splendid series of "Tales from the Wardroom Mess." Rod and Gun and Canadian Silver Fox News is published monthly by W. J. Taylor Limited, Woodstock, Ont. EY ------ MARKHAM FAIR THIS WEEK Given favorable weather conditions, the directors and officials of Markham Fair are looking forward to smashing all records both for attendance and exhibits at this year's fair--on Friday and Saturday, October 6th and 6th. Secretary R. H. Crosby says the en- tries in all classes of live stock, includ- ing poultry, is the largest in years, while the grain, roots, fruit and dairy classes are well filled. Nearly all makes of automobiles will be shown as well as the newest electrical in- ventions. 000 AUCTION SALE The administrator of the late John Bowles is selling by Public Auction at the premises, the John Bowles 50-acre farm, part lot 12, con 8, Brock, on the Provincial Highway, 2 miles North of Sunderland, on October 11, 1928, at 2 p.m, For description and terms apply to HARIS & HARR 3 Administrator's solrs., Il YOU ARE INVITED TO | Markham Fair Friday and Saturday OCTOBER 5 and 6 == | SPECIAL RING ATTRACTIONS || On Friday, Oct. 5-- 3 Trotting and 3 running races; || Horseshoe Pitching Contest; Soft i ball tournament. |{ On Saturday, October 6-- 3 Harness Races, one Running Race, 2 Pony Races and Gra arade of prize stock at 4 p.m. FINE BAND BOTH DAYS Good Roads--From all directions a network of Provincial and County Highways converge through Mark- ham. Excellent parking accom- --, modation on the grounds. Geo. R. Cowie, R. H. roy. President, 8 Es FOR SALE AT THE JUBILEE PUMP WORKS, ; John St., Port Perry, Ontario. 3 en Hea oil Heater ber of 6" and 77 stove hips and) erry, Ont. | Have Y our E yes TESTED by us, and be prepared to enjoy reading these these long Fall even- ings. Always at Your Service. OPEN THURSDAY NIGHTS -- I. R. BENTLEY Optometrist PORT PERRY ONTARIO UTICA NEWS < Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hurd, of Uxbridge, with Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Christie. Mr, and Mrs. Alec Graham, of Pitts- burg, Mr. and Mrs. O. Graham and family, of Box Grove, and Mr. an Mrs. Thompson, of Markham, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Miller. Mrs. Pringle and children of Rochester, have returned home afier spending several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. R. Butson. The United Church is holding an- niversary services and a tea and con- cert on October 21 and 23. Partic- ulars next week. Mr. and Mrs. Manning, Mrs. N. Nicholson, Mrs. R. Hanna and family, of Toronto, at the home of Mr. John Jones, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stevens and family, of Ashburn, Mr. and Mrs. McMillan, of Greenbank, with Mr. and Mrs. . Rarold Kerry, on Sunday. F. Hortop is spending a week in hy U.S.A. Mrs. Rusnell, of Whitby, Mr. and Mrs. L. Trick, Oshawa, with Mr. and Mrs. J. E, Mitchell, , Jetently, Messrs. Elmer and Leroyd Tenny- son, of Toronto, recent visitors with friends here. eof th e 8 t 0! e communi vy out to. Mrs, Geo, Howsam and fa mily in the death of Mr. Howsam. Mrs. Ewart Dunn and family are spending a few days with her parents ere. Mr. and Mrs, John Christie were in Oshawa on Monday. A number from here attended the Free Will Offering services at Epsom on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Je Ward and Jean, Mr. and Mrs. C. W, Lakey, at Mr. and Mrs. G. Flewell's, Scugog, on Sunday. Mrs, Jas, Hortop returned home on Sunday after spending a couple of weeks in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Bentley in To- ronto last Monday. DIED At Port Perry, on Tuesday, October 2nd, 1928, George Howsam, in his 72nd year. ; ee OQ HALLOWE'EN BAZAAR The ladies of the Church of the Ascension will hold their annual Bazaar and Supper on the evening of Wednesday, October 81st. Partisulars later. rer (UU SOFTBALL Uxbridge High School Defeats Port Perry High School in a Close Game. Port Perry, Oct. 1--The campus to- day was the scene of a very exciting game when Uxbridge High School nosed out Port Perry 9-7. Both teams played very good ball and were quite evenly matched. Norton, for Ux- bridge and Crozier, for Port Perry, both pitched good ball and either de- served to win. , Norton was very well supported by the Uxbridge fielders. Port Perry took the lead in the first inning when McMillan's terrific homer drove in three runs. They were still ahead in the third inning but in the fourth, four Uxbridge men crossed the plate and put them in the lead. McMillan and Crozier were the lead- ing batters for Port while "Big Bill" Moore led the Uxbridge batters. Hal Burton provided the feature of the game when he made a snsational catch of a liner to second. Port Perry was minus the two regulars, Jerry Williams and Bert Collacutt, but Ar- nott VanNest and Hugh Nind, both new comers, filled the vacancies well. The score i inning was: Uxbridge . ..201100 2-9 Port Perry , v+..308010 0-7 Batterigs--Norton 'and Burchell ~ Crozier and Harris. Umpires--MecKenzie and Gemmel. The School League In order to give everybody a chance to play ball, the High School has been divided into four teams. The names, opis und and standing of the teams appears below. River Rangers Uva Wallace) -- ~ Won Lost P.C. River Rangers ., 1 (Ivan Sauer) : Also the siewest in little hats have a newness all theirown ~ See out variety of forsage flowers. PERRY Felts. These chic Showroom in the FORD NEWS In the month of August Ford Motor Company, Limited, produced 13,0456 cars for use in Canada and overseas territories. This figure as announced by W. R. Campbell, vice president and treasurer, surpasses any previous monthly production and averages 541 cars a day for the 24 working days of the month, "In August 1927 we were not oper- ating and the companies producing cars in Canada for domestic and over- seas use turned out 12,626 cars" ex- plained Mr. Campbell. "That we have produced as many and more of the new Ford in the same month this year is ample evidence not only of the H.| popularity of our product but of the healthy business conditions through- out Canada. Our export shipments of Model A's during August this year are within 200 of the total exports of all other makes in same month last year When 4918 were shipped over- seas." and June give the new Ford a 1000 car majority over its nearest com- petitor. "When the new Ford was introduced in December of last year its reception designated the demand that the new car would enjoy. But to build any fine product takes time and to build an entirely new fine product requires just that much more time. Manufacturing standards were set in our factory" say Mr. Campbell, "and irrespective of the intense demand for the new rar only that rate of produc- tion was tolerated, commensurate with perfect workmanship. Only this painstaking care in the manufacture of the new car makes its outstanding performance possible." ever to be turned out in a single day is an accomplished fact indicates that production is catching up with orders. "Ford dealers are now able to satisfy the insistent demands for the many buyers who have waited patiently for a long period of time. While it is true that orders for certain models are still in excess of production, it does not hold for all models, some of which can be obtained immediately and others within a few days follow- ing the placing of the order." "The Ford Motor Company of Can- ada is fully aware of the forbearance of many who have waited months for delivery of their cars and takes this opportunity of expressing it appre- ciation of the confidence that has been shown in its product." Mr. Campbell was sure that this confidence had been well placed and said that the best recommendation for the car was the long list of satisfied owners that was growing at the rate of about 400 a day in Canada. % "We have more than 10,000 em- ployees actually engaged in producing the new car in Canada. Present schedule indicates that we will con- tinue to exceed our former peak pro- duction throughout the balance of the year." CARNEGIE-DAY MOTOR SALES. Ford Dealer, Port Perry. ee (orien. APPLES FOR SALE ; Pewaukeds, Russets, Wealthy and other god varieties. Apply to Frank Bradley, Phone 209, Port Perry. een eee '8ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Services will be conducted at 1 and 7 p.m. on Sunday, ( New Beauty Parlor Miss Harrison, of Toronto, in charge. The Rite Hat Shoppe Car sales in Ontario during June}. That the greatest number of cars| STAR A carload of the best grade Cannel Coal will arrive early next week. Phone in your order NOW. Price $14:00 per ton. PORT PERRY COAL YARD Marcelling Shampooing Finger Waving Scalp ns v Water Waving Clipping, Singeing Hair Cutting Hair Tinting Manicuring Facials. Phone 260 New Archer Block | by Mr. Lynde, of Whitby. Forty students have signed up for this ex- cellent training, and we are looking forward to hearing them at pur literary meetings and at our com- mencement exercises. Both boys and girls have organized soft ball leagues and are playing their games after school. The rivalry is keen. There are four teams in each league. There is rumor of a boys' inter-high school league in soft ball among Ux- bridge, Markham, Mount Albert, Port Perry and Sunderland. THE REASON WHY! Many were disappointed when they arrived at the Town Hall, on Monday night, to find that Uncle Tom, had failed to arrive with his show com- pany. You cannot blame-Uncle Tom for disappointing you. It was a mat- ter over which he had no control nor did the Band under whose auspices he was to appear. The following letter will explain the situation: Toronto, Sept. 27th, 1928 Mr. Geo. R. Davey, Secretary, Port Perry Citizens' Band, Dear Sir: We are in receipt of your communi- cation of Sept 26th, adVsing us that 'the Port Perry Citizens} Band have engaged a committee ofa to play at the Municipal October 1st. We would advise thas Town Hall at Port Perry do¥§ meet with the requirements of Theatres and Cinematographs Act r garding the use of the stage for side attractions, and the license j of ss Sop very Coungil, as en ter has been taken up previously, Until such time as the Municip quired to the stage, only even purely local nature may bem Yours very, truly, Theatre Inspection Branch, per E. Woodburn. -- Qe 2 " Dr. Wallace, of Breadalbane Church, Utica, at 3 pam. = --g QQ - CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Festival afternoon The ios Club Sor on ait |i# to be trained cach Friday _| house, 1 No agent need need #pDY. y. '| For full particulars apply to Richard -Canada Development | 804 Royal Bank Building, Tors Ho, W. J. Rogers, "Seag WANTED ', A farm, grist mill or a planing®mill, Will give in lb good 7 roomed arage, two verandahs, side drive, Ci light, and water, low taxes, mile north of Toronto, a little off Yonge street, on a straight car line to T. Eaton's store. Apply to owner, Wm. E. Bell, Lansing P. O. HORSES for Immediate Sale Mr. Rancier has just arrived in Port Perry with a car load of Western Horses. They are all choice Percheron mares and gelding, all yo and in good shape. If you are loking for horses, it will pay you to see this choice lot. They can be seen at Mr. Chas. Reader's Farm, Scugog. Come early. First come, first served. POO TO RENT 3 warm, cosy rooms, with use.of cellar, electric light and water. Very convenient. Apply at Star Office. ~ NOTICE OF REVISION Notig hereby given that a Court phe Ev to The Ontario Voters' List Aet, by. His Honour the Judge of the County Court of the County of Ontario, at the Treasure Office, on the 138th day of Octol termine complaints of errors and omissions in the Voters' List of the Municipality of the Village of Port Perry, for 1928. of October, 1928. E. H. PURDY, Clerk. YOU WILL NEVER GET COLD IF YOU BURN OUR 1928, at 1.80 o'clock, to hear and de-| 4 Dated at Port Perry, this 26th day CAWKER BROS. CHOICE QUALITY BEEF, LAMB, rORK, VEAL Peas, Corn, Tomatoes, at - - 15¢. per Can PURE LARD EASIFISST BACON COTTAGE 220. |b. Domestic Shortening HAMS ROLLS -~€OOKED MEATS "y BELL PHONE 29w QEATTLE, POULTRY, and HIDES SCRANTON D.L.&W. COAL AGENTS WE BU3 = to ab This wi g and wig Sin Sewn heavy need Fl heavier matd Two inter nd, one a nd Agents and Solvay Coke~ Myrtle Elevato¥ | Phone 120 r 5 Myrtle Station, Ont, 1 Lucile B. Leask A. T.C. M. and A. 0. C. M. Teacher of Piano, Vocal and Theory classes now forming for Fall erm. sept 20 Phone 241j Port FARM FOR SALE Lot 18 Con. 9 Reach, 100 acres more less, on main highway, 1 mile ning through property. Good build- ing, and in good state of cultivation. Real, R.R.8, Uxbridge, Ont. tf. The Creamery is paying 4lc., 40c., and 387c. for Butter Fat. You can save labor and make more money by send- ing your cream to the PORT PERRY CREAMERY A. GOODE & SON, Proprietors DR. J. A. MURRAY DENTIST 'Office upstairs in Leonard Block Hours 9 am. to 6 p.m. Phone 98 PORT P! ONTARIO A quan! of re limber. By to ty, W, Ourts, s PGoofiock on hand RAL, Nut, St oN d Pea sizes. je. $12.00 per ton ved a carload of th ke --- $11.00 per ton. " TH EAM CO AL. CANGS DAL, earload just arrived, $14.00 ton. CEMENT. Fresh caffjond received this week. WOOD. Always a goodiysupply on hand. * YOUR ORDERS WILLANECEIVE OUR BEST ATTENTION. PORT PERRY COAL YARD W. G. W. PYATT Phones: Yard 84. Uptown Office 333. v COR ¥, suitable ~ 0 kK require a representative in this trict.