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Personal Items 'Kenneth, of Nestleton, and Mr, and Mrs, James Crossman, of Darlington, visited Mr. and Mrs. Jabez Crosier, on Monday of this week. The Young Women's Auxiliary of St. John's Presbyterian Church will meet at the home of Miss Winnifred Causley, on Tuesday, May 7th, at 8 pm. Mrs. W. A. Christy and Mrs: Geo. Jack are attending the Conf, Branch of the Woman's Missionary Society, at Kingston. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Honey, have ar- rived home after a visit with their sons, Dr. S. L. Honey, Timmins, and Dr. E. M. Honey, Schumacher. It was their first visit to the North Land, and Mr. Honey was much impressed with the development of the country and the mining and other possibilities that seem to promise even greater expansion in the near future. Mrs. Fursey has gone to Detroit to visit at the home of Mr. E. Wilson. Don't miss the Big Choir Concert at the Port Perry United Church, on Friday evening of this week. Mrs. Nind will not receive on Thurs- day next. " Mr. and Mrs, Jos. Hood have re- turned home after spending the winter in Peterboro. Messrs. Geo. Stone and W. A, Evans have returned home after spending a most enjoyable winter in St. Peters- burg, Florida. Both are looking well and show the effects of the sunny south. Mrs. M. Osborne, who has been visiting for some days with hér nephew, Mr. I. R. Bentley, returned to Toronto on Sunday. Mr. M. E. Nasmith, of Hamilton, was a Sunday visitor in Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Walker and family spent Sunday in Toronto as! guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Jakes. - The mud-catting season is in full swing. The "cats" seem to be plenti- ful this year. One catch of over six hundred reported, the result of about four hours fishing. Mrs. I. 'R. Bentley was in Toronto for a few days at the first of the week. Miss Downer, of Lindsay, has come to take charge of the Sutcliffe store. We' welcome Miss Downer to Port Perry again. She has many friends here. s---- (ants AN ENJOYABLE VISIT For some weeks the United Church Young People of Blackstock have been promising to visit the Port Perry United Y. P. 8. but bad roads pre- vented. Last Monday night, however, they were over and put on a good} program which was thoroughly en- joyed by the Port Perry Society. Re- freshments were served. The local people were out in full force as this was the last night of the contest. The boys made a brave try at win- ning, and were not far behind. Now for the bean feed. ALBERTA COAL I have a car of Alberta Coal which arrived this week. - This coal is from one of the best mines in Alberta and has been so classified by our Ontario Fuel Board. Please call and see it. C. L. VICKERY. a Ota CARD OF THANKS Mr. William Fishley, brothers and sister, wish to thank friends and neighbours, also Mr. Davidson and those who took part in the service, for their kindness, sympathy and floral tributes, during their recent bereave- ment. . mrrermrereefQY OY prrereremnemne CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. : Sunday, May 5th-- 11 a.m.--Holy Communion 3 p.m.~--Sunday School. Thursday, May 9, Ascension Day, 10.30 a.m.--~Holy Communion. ------ Qn Yes, the Doctor said you MUST operate, tonsils are dis- eased. We said No, and Mrs, Sybilla _ Spahr's Tonsilitis was applied. Ton-|' sils healed, operation cancelled. eX: 6s guaraniaed; A J Davis. } wien Assembly Hall, 'from now until June our motto will 1. Ye Watchers and Ye Holy Ones HIGH SCHOOL NOTES part in active outdoor sport. Softball is very popular on the campus now, and every. recess one or more games are in progress. A backstop is being built for the} girls' use. It is hoped that this will make the games more enjoyable. Cadet inspection will take place on Thursday, May 2nd. At night the student will hold a Cadet Party in the h . The t have imp d us that be work! work! WORK! The spectres of dreaded examinations even now loom darkly on the horizon. emia Psi THE HARMONY CHOIR AND GLEE CLUB PROGRAMME God Save the King. --Davison Sweet and Low --Barnby The Bells of St. Marys --Addm| Come to the Fair --Martin Solo by Jean D. Graham 3. Reading by Norma French 4. Reapers Song --Davison 2, dr John Peel ~--Andrews| Laudamus 6. Solo--Villanelle --Del A'Qua Jean D. Graham Piano Duet--Danse Macabre, Adie Kinsman and Irene Thompson Volya Boat Song $ Liza Lady ~--Linders The Lost Chord ~--Sullivan 8. Duet--The Garden of your heart. Jean D. Graham and F. R. Beatty 9. Reading--Norma French 10, In Vocal Combat --Buck 11, An Italian Street Song--Herbert] solo by Jean D. Graham 12. In Memory of the Old Brigade 6. see 7. --Parkes Fred R. Beatty, Conductor Adie Kinsman, A.T.C.M., and Irene Thompson, accompanists RR THE SCOUT CORNER The Scout Promises--On my honour duty to God and the King, to help other people at all times and to obey the Scout Law. The Troop met as usual last Thurs- day night. Everything from the signalling instruction by Mr, Densham to the various games and stunts thought up by the Scoutmaster helped to make the evening very interesting. The first of a series of First Aid talks was given by the Scoutmaster to 'the Scouts who are going on in the work 'for the second class tests. If you see any of the Scouts waving their hands as if they were crazy-- 'they're not. They're just practising Semaphore signalling and are pro- gressing very favourably too. It is the ambition of the Signaler to send a message around the Island before the is over. When this reaches you it will be May 2nd. Know what that means Scouts? Fine weather is coming with hikes, out-door activities and in the not-so-far-distant future the Scout Camp. O Boy what a prospect! The Second Scout Law A Scout is loyal to the King, his country, his officers, his parents, his employees and to those under him. Keep this law. Don't be afraid of being too loyal. Stick to your friends 'as long as you can--and then stick some more. That's the spirit that makes a family, a Scout Troop or a nation. Be loyal! Do a good turn daily. De Ut PIANO FOR SALE the coming of fine weather, the | Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Samells and son | students are once more able to take --Protheros] Christ, I get the impress of Christ. royally furnished. Mark Guy Pease. "t= Mr. and Mrs. Sodden and Mr. and "homes here on Sunday. 1 promise to do my best, to do my} ey GATHERED HERE AND THERE for the Star by M. E. H. Christians are the best evidence of Christianity.--Arnot. Men who neglect Christ, and try to win heaven through moralities are like sailors at sea in a storm, who pull, some at bowsprit, and some at the mainmast but never touch the helm. --Henry Ward Beecher. If 1 think of the world, I get the impress of the world; If I think of | my trials and sorrows, I get the im- press of my trials and sorrows; if I think of my failures, I get the im- press of my failures; if I think of Never fear when the Lord bids us the moment we set our foot in the wilderness we are the Lord's guest and He ever keeps His table right UTICA NEWS Mrs. Pickering, of Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Ward, last Sunday. += Miss Laura Thompson and Miss M. Miller, of the nursing staff of the On- tario Hospital, Hamilton, were at their Mr. and Mrs. G. W. McKinley and family of Whitby with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lakey, on Sunday. - Mothers' Day will be observed in the United Church on Sunday, May 12th. Mrs. J. Denny will take the service, with a choir of mothers rend- ering the music. The L.-O. L. are holding an open meeting in Memory Hall on Friday night, May 8rd. Everybody welcome, Mrs, Geer of Uxbridge, with her son, here one day last week. with Mr, and Mrs. C. W. Lakey, one day. last week. llogp a WARNING RE "CORN BORER" Corn growers are notified that the "Corn Borer Act" is in effect in this County." This means that all corn stubble must be thoroughly plowed under, and any remnants that work up to the surface must be gathered and burned or buried. Corn stalks or refuse in the barns must be destroyed or burned by the 20th of May. Growers in villages and towns are also required to follow these regula- tions as sweet corn is worse infested by the "borer" than is ensilage corn. The inspectors are at work in this district and will rigidly enforce the go down to the way, "which is desert," | Mr. Blake Cragg, of Greenbank, SEAGRAVE Will, and grand-daughter Dorothy Nairn, of Toronto, spent Sunday at the Home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Rogers. Home of Mr, and Mrs. C. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Boe and Carl of Bowmanville, spent the week end with relatives, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Stockdale and Mr. H. B. McKnight, of Toronto, spent the week end with the latter's sister, Mrs. L. Scott. Mr. Leonard Beadle and lady friend of Bowmanville, spent the week end with the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. 1. Beadle. Mr, Sam Netley spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hard- ing. Mr. and Mrs. G. Cherrie left for their new home on Scugog Island on Friday last. Mr. Wilkinson, of Oshawa, visited with relatives over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. H. Wanamaker andd family spent Sunday with friends in Port Perry. : Mr. and Mrs, Wes. Crosier's many | friends are glad to welcome them back to Seagrave after an absence of a year spent in Oshawa. After a lingering illness, the death day evening, at the homa of her daughter, Mrs. Horace Hall, Quaker Hill. Her husband, two daughters Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Holdersh one son survive. The funeral tok place on Tuesday. The monthly meeting of the W.M.S. and Woman's Association will meet at the home of Mrs. M. Stone, on Wednesday afternoon, May 8th. {iINvEsToms believe we have something which will appeal to the careful investor--the man who makes his dollars work for him. Full _particulars mailed free on Te- quest. No obligation whatever. HUGHES WOOD & COMPANY Stock Brokers, Hamilton Trust Building 57 Queen St. W., Toronto, Ont. W. W. COOMBE Carpenter and Builder ESTIMATES GIVEN PHONE~ WHITBY 344 law; and offender will be prosecuted. P.0. Port Whitby, Ont. and T new car from Not Not HERE are three major features to be considered in choosing tires for your new car. -- economy, safety and freedom from wouble, ~No other tire in the world will re- turn as many miles per dollar as the Royal Master. --The Royal blowouts and punctures. one Royal Master in a thousand will ever one in five " dipusand 'w will blow out under two years of of Mrs. James Page, occurred on Sun- | * Daylight Saving started in a GRAVE ffm amd iin | ~Mr. and Mrs. John Brown and son last: Saturday at a He light by will power as well as by clock power it is a hopeless and use- Stove, Kitchen 'and other Tables, Baby's Cot and other beds, wood and iron pulleys, Stick-me-tight Roofing Cement. A number of new Wheelbarrows, best on the market for the money; Stone dash churn. See our supply;of iron, and the famous John Irvin wood pumps and suppies. Phone 284 A. D, Peters, John St., Port Perry. Herbs That Heal When Lungs and Bronchial Tubes Seem all on Fire Fifty ago, & soul, James Gi er, came to County. was a marvelous skill coinponding herbal medion One of folk jo to Bronchitis or SPECIAL "PRICES MENS SUITS All kinds of Merchant Tailor WANTED of tools. Highest wages paid. Apply to Thick- Jao Motor 'Sates, 8. Bond st, W, Oshawa, Ont. Jumble 0 ve. diese iffering | and Overcoatsj TEES ae Fa W.T. Rodman Over Tel, Office Port Perry Gorige Foreman wanted, must be first class mechanic, with-a good set Steady work the year round CAWKER BROS. . FRESH CAUGHT WHITEFISH BEST QUALITY RED SALMON OYSTERS YOUNG:PORK a NEA ee BABY BEEF in BULK LAMB BELL PHONE 20w WE BUY .CATTLE, POULTRY, and HIDES Port Perry Dominion Store |OUR LOW PRICE SYSTEM BEGINS NOW Take your opportunity. We have a big stock of Dry- goods-- Men's, Ladies' and wear--and Boots and Shoes, at cut prices. Children's Ready-to- = ¥ SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK ALL THREE TRUSTEES FINED. Health Laws Enforced in Quebec. The entire Board of School Trustees Men's Spting Jon Coats, aa $10.80 $2.49 | Alix. Gilboord, Proprietor. Phone 177 EE Get the hate of visting VARIETY STORE for your ./ODD and FANCY. CHINA, SCHOOL SUPPLIES and TOYS ' Our Candies are always fresh. 'Always Something. New: ~~ R. H. PIERRE Proprietor BLONG BLOCK PORT #