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_ ington's practice in Port Perry, and _ is continuing in the same office. Theropy and special attention given COMING F. E. LUKE, Eyesight . Specialist, may be consulted at Lawrence's Drug Store, Port Perry, on Thursday, February called on some of his ments. Consultation and examination free. Hours 9 to 11 a.m. on Tuesday, . Thursdays and Saturdays. % to foot troubles and resultant ail- 16th. He has been coming here F. E. LUKE AND SON Optometrists 163-167 Yonge St., Toronto 2. | over 80 years. 3 i (Too late for last week.) _ Rev. Mr. Ferguson of | bere during the week. * Mr, Levi Tordiff had the misfortune indigestion, last week. bought lots from Mr. James Hortop, at Shirley, while others are working at | Mr. Frank Festus' woods, near Ash- The Peoples' Meat Market - We sell everything you want in choice, 'clean, palatable, nutritious and satisfying meats. If you want it good, ring up Phone 72 W BERT MacGREGOR Will do the rest. For Counter Check : Books of all Kinds -- SEE THE -- Port Perry Star PHONE 50 and are rapidl MORE HEAT. Cut One-Third off Your Fuel Bill Burn Sennel-Solvay Coke We have the exclusive agency for this fine fuel, aining customers. > ESS ASH.--A clean, Place your order for a trial ton of this coke. WE WILL SATISFY YOU, --_-- Sam. N. Griffen Lumber Co. " Phone 240 Day, or Night Port Perry Why Jed el fuel, burn. ; a } Mr. and Mrs. Frank Booth and son Allin visited relatives in the ity over the week end. : Mr. Hugo Bradley and Mr. Joe Simpkins motored to Toronto on Friday. Mrs. Crawford of Brooklin visited her sister, Mrs, Willis Cook, 'the earlier part of the week. j When the score was taken of the sixteen tables of progressive euchre that were played at the Hall on Fri- day night, Miss A. O'Neil of Ashburn and Mr. Fred O'Boyle scored the highest number of points. After re- freshments, dancing was 'enjoyed. Mr, John Elsom has purchased a Durant Sedan, the sale being made by Mr. Ed. Dingman of Whitby, agent for the Fleckson Motor Sales Oshawa. This Sabbath School was well represented at the Convention held in Raglan on Tuesday. ° The young to lose one of his best work horses, of | * Farmers are busy getting the| season's wood ready, some having]. . Mr..and' Mrs. Norman Jacobs, Mr. Geo. Pierce, spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Sloan, of of the sudden death of Mrs, Emily], Jacobs, which occurred on Wednesday recovery. morning. Mrs. Jacobs was thought to be recovering, and only a-few minutes | v before her death, she stated she was The funeral was held from the home of her grandson, Mr, Norman Jacobs, on Friday afternoon, and was atiend- ed by a large number of relatives and} friends. Following a short service conducted by Rev. Mr. Green; the de- ceased was laid to rest in the Little Britain Methodist Cemetery. ~ Surviving are two grandsons, Mr. Norman Jacobs, of Zion, Mariposa; and Mr. Frank Jacobs, of Grasshill.| We extend to the beréaved our sincere sympathy. g . ladies' and young men's cl were appointed as delegates and will give their reports on Sunday. Pa Mr. G. Hahn and daughter, Miss Freya, spent Sunday at their summer home, here. ree GP ere COUNTY LIVE STOCK IMPROVE- MENT ASSOCIATION. The second meeting of the Ontario County Live Stock Improvement Asso- ciation since its 'organization last March was held in the Agricultural Office at Uxbridge, recently. Cattle and swine were the main classes of stock dealt with, Since the organization started bonuses of 20% of their cost have been approved and paid on 19 bulls and applications were on hand from seven other recent pur- chases of bulls. It was felt that this was a good line of work and that as soon as the pergentage of pure bred bulls in the County could be brought up to 80% and -County declared a Better Bull Area that more perm: anent results would be had. The swine situation ¢ame in for considerable discussion and it was the Port Perry, Wampole's Extract of Cod Liver is a good all the year around tonic. Buckley's Mixture, for Coughs, Colds, and Bronchitis. a flash. TRY A BOTTLE, - McIntosh & Fillery's English Toffee A smile in every piece. 25c. a bag. emmmm-- | Morrison's Drug Store It acts like Phone 16 Ontario . We have a supply on hand SLABS, SOFT SLABS. No delay in filling your order. We have a full supply on hand at PORT PERRY COAL YARD W.G.W.PYATT Are You Burning Our Better Fuels? If not, start the New Year right by of all required fuels to meet your needs. | FAMOUS READING ANTHRACITE--That Better Pennsylvania Hard Coal---Stove, Nut and Pea sizes. HAMILTON BY-PRODUCT COKE--Nut and Range sizes. WELSH ANTHRACITE, SCOTCH ANTHRACITE, CANNEL! COAL, STEAM COAL, BODY HARDWOOD, HARDWOOD # phoning us your next order. | 5 pinion of the meeting that some ef- fort should be made to try and raise the percentage of select hogs being marketed in County. This percentage now stands at around 80%. The fact that a goodly number of individual hog raisers.can and do get 60% to 80% select suggested a reso- lution to this effect "that a County Census of outstanding Hog Farmers be made with a view to locating, if possible, the most prolific strains of pigs as well as those furnishing the highest percentage of selects, and that following the completion of this Cen: sus that a circular be prepared and forwarded to every farmer in the County. * A list of those so far compiled is given below. The writer in talking with a num- ber of local Bank Managers finds a readiness on the part of the Banks to finance farmers of standing who re- quire temporary assistance until other stock is fitted and sold. > Names of men who are noted for usually having a high percentage of select Yorkshire hogs: : Reach Township Ryerson Beare, Donald McArthur, Ellsworth Parish, U. Blight, Grant Christie, Clifford Sonley, "Lorne Thompson, Howard Franklin, Arthur Hunter, N. Prentice, Harry Stevens, Henry Edgerton, John Colleran, Joe Kilpatrick, - Geo, Hibbert, Russell Acton, Wilmot Gregg. : 'Whitby Township 3 Fred Stephens, D. Grant, A. Bryant, East Whitby il Ray McLaughlin, Wm. Dyer, E. W. Weber, Beath Farms, A, L. Smith." ret PP Were Lorne Kemp, E. Ashton, W. Lynde, r "Reliable Service and Better Fuels Sorry to report that Mrs. Roy Thompson is confined to her bed with an attack of tonsilitis; and" Lester Beadle is again under the doctor's care. It is hoped that they may soun be convalescent again. ~ Mr. Will Heron, of Brooklin, was pressing hay for Mr. H. Roy Bright and other farmers here last week. The parties from Little Britain who figured in a motor accident south of the village about three weeks ago, do not seem to be doing much motoring this season as their car is still parked in a farmer's yard where it was towed off the highway. The annual congregational meeting was held last week, with Rev. Mr. Totton presiding. Reports from the treasurers of the different depart- ments were given and with one ex- ception there was a balance on hand, after stipend and all other expenses were paid, notwithstanding, the fact that there was a great deal of extra expense this year with the new fur- nace and re-building the church chim- ney. There are fifty-eight resident members on the roll and sixteen non- resident members. During the year there has been some active workers removed by death and otherwise. After the election of officers plans were made 'to do greater work this coming year. The church is the most valuable asset of any community and it behooves every citizen to take a greater interest in it. Mr, Jack Banks of Prospect, called on friends here last week. Jack is now nearly fully recovered from the serious accident he had last June, and expects to return-to his home in Eng- land shortly. Mrs. Jack Kirkham and family re- turned on Thursday froma two weeks holiday with the former's parents at Perth. 4 Much sympathy is felt for Mrs. L. Woods, in the death'last week of her mother Mrs, Joseph Hambly, Raglan. Rev. Mr. Totton officiated at the fun- eral service at her late residence on Sunday - afternoon. A Our hockey team motored to Port Perry on Thursday night and played a friendly game there returning with a score of 2-0 in favour of Port. Un- fortunately the ice was very" sloppy and the boys were playing at a disad- vantage. We hope the return game may be played under more favourable circumstances. In spite of the very wet weather on | Sunday afternoon there 'were sixty last. annoal meeting of Oshawa Presby- terial held at Columbus last -week were Mesdames 'Totton, Long, Luery, Chisholm and Harrison. Messrs. W. Timmins; Jos. Simpkins, | Wilfred Graham, Mrs, Percy and Mrs. | 0.<Lane, attended the Sunday Sehool convention held at Raglan last week. The Young People's Society had a very successful gathering on Monday evening with the President, Mr. Moyer in the chair. Mr. Totton had charge of the devotional 'period. Mr. Ray Downey then took charge of the Lit- erary program. "Hadden" was the author who was honoured. Readings Briggs and H. Painter, and a plano selection by Mr. Moyer, followed by week the League will meet on Tues- addbess the Young People. to see a-good attendance. + 'The Women's Association are plan- On Friday evening over fifty friends and neighbours gathered at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Donald Ianson to bid them and their son George a Tarewell. The evening was mostly spent in play- ing progressive euchre. About twelve o'clock the gathering was called to order when the following address was read by Mr, T. Sharp. Mr, and Mrs. Ianson and George: We, your friends and neighbours of Greenbank vicinity gathered here to evening with you, and to express our regrets at your coming departure. As we look back over these years our memories are filled with many in- stances in which you have proved yourselves true friends and neigh- best wish that we can leave with you 'is that God's blessings be rich and many on you, and may you find happi« ness in your new home. By giving this little autograph album we hope that the memory of your Greenbank friends and neighbours will ever re-. main as fresh as the names written children of 'Toronto, were the guests] of Mr. and Mrs. Dickson, on Sunday TheW. M. S. ladies who attended the| were given on his work by Messrs. H. | a music contest and games. Next{ day evening, when Rev, Mr. Jull will} = = We hope| ning for a tea in the near future.| Further announcement next week. ' | night to spend once more a pleasant} bours to all. The most sincere and} CELA] Joe Griffin and his wife had doubts about letting the children go to * pointed 0 a blizzard and sure = enough, about two o'clock, it broke.' ~ A terrible storm. or Joe was. terribly. worried and so : was his wife. Then he thought of } * the telephone. He called Jim Stokes, - For 80 cents school and asked him to watch wn for the children. hi shout * "Twenty minutes later called 100 miles - back. He had ai ia by making an "any." kitchen, safe and warm. "I'm cer- one" 'call (station- idly f to-station) after 8.30 p.m. See list of rates 32 Lawrence's Drug Store News 1 - . "You Save With Safety at Your Rexall Store? : 5 BO sifsc HERE ARE THREE REAL SPECIALS IN TOILET GOODS - JASMINE OF SOUTHERN FRANCE FACE POWDER AND COLD or VANISHING CREAM.. ($1.50 value). Both for $1.00 GARDENIA OF SOUTHERN FRANCE FACE POWDER AND in coLD or VANISHING CREAM. ($1.50 value) Both for $1.00 JONTEEL COLD or VANISHING CREAM and -FACELLE FACIAL TISSUES: {T6c. value,) Both for 50c; ie , SEE NEXT WEEK'S STAR FOR OUR ANNUAL TEN DAY POST ©. INVENTORY SALE. STARTING FEBRUARY 2nd, Ea (You Save With Safety at Your Rexall Store) CR