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Licence Tospecton Luke was in ownlastweck Mr. and Mrs. Orval Byer spent Sunday § in Claremont. Miss Nita Corrin is spending afew deys with friends in Toronto. Mr. Frank Spence, of Toronto, is . hohe for the holiday, Mr. Garnet Raymes, of Barrie, was in town for Easter. We are pleased to hear that he is 'prospering, and is now conducting a tinsmithing business 'of hus own at Barrie, ¥ Mr. Arthur "Ebbels, of Midland, spent Easter at his home here. ¥ New Easter bonnets seemed . to. be very scarce around our town on Sun- day last. Someone should inveat a plan to make these times and seasons to be accompanied by weather: more in keeping with the requirements of modern society. How can' a lady gracefully wear a hobble skirt and a picture hat with the wind blowing at the rate of thirty miles an hour? This is the time when bets are put up as to when the ice will leave the lake, and people entertain' themselves and others by giving accounts of sea- sons that were just like this or more so. Mr. Wilbur Raymes, with Ye Olde Heintzman Piano Co , Toronto, spent the week end in town. Mrs, White, of Hope Township, is ' visiting her sister, Mrs. Jas. Waddell Mr. Clarence and Miss Mabel Vic- kery are at home. Mr. John Nott was in Toronto over Sunday. The Easter floral display at the Methodist church last Sunday was very pleasing. Mr. Jas. Munro has bought the farm of Mr. L. Williamson at Sonya, and will work it this summer. Mr. Williamson is likely to move to Port Perry, Mr. A. E. Garbutt has 'bought the house in which he lives. The wind did some damage here on Friday last, but nothing serious. Some bricks were blown from the chimney on Dr. Berry's house; some fences were blown down, and John Irvin's sign was blown from the pump works. This was very obliging of the wind, as the sign had to come down anyhow now that Mr. Dean has bought the business. Mrs. T. W. Milne and son, Donald, of Fergus, Miss Morphy and Miss Berry, of Hamilton, spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. F. W. McIntyre. Mr. Anson. Walker is home from Toronto for Easter holidays. Mr. Wm, Campbell, of Toronto, was in town last week. Mrs. Wm. Cook and her daughters, Vera and Ethel, spent Easter Sunday in Toronto. The hunters of Good Friday came] fiome with a fine lot of good excuses, Mr. and Mrs. McNab, of Uxbridge, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Letcher. The last hockey intel of the sea* son; so far as Port Perry is concerned, nas pl played here on' Tuesday evening last week; when Port Perry beat} © Oshawa by a score--no0; not a' score ra 1). For a coiiplé of Fotis Me. 3 Ww. H.| Harris has been advertising in the STAR for pasture land. Now be says we are to quit, advertising for pasture land as Le has abo res offered to him from which to "choose. Candle Moulds Wanted If anybody in this this locality has a Set of old-fashioned candle 'moulds, that person would confer a favor on the editor of the STAR by létting him 'see them so that a drawing can be made for the story "On the Shores. of Scu- gog " Receives an Appointment Mr. W. A. Rae, M.A,, an-old Port Perry boy, and son of the late A. M. Rae, has been appointed to a position in Washington University, St." Louis, As this University is large and well endowed the position is considered a desirable one, Church of Ascenston The annual vestry meeting of the| Church of the Ascension was held on 'Monday. evening, March 24th. The Rev. C. P. Muirhead presided. Good Progress was r . Messrs, W, L. Parrish and A. H. Rose were :te- elected 'wardens, Mr. T. J. Widden, vestry clerk and treasure ., Messrs, F. Wilkinson and Wm. Wilson 'were elected sidesmen, and Mr. T. J. Wid- den as representative to the Synod, Another meeting will be held soon. Nox A Cold Now Don't Let A Cold | Take Hold of You. "Nox A Cold" will "Nox" it Now. "108" known as "Nox A Cold," is a safe and effective Specific for weak lungs and- bronchial troubles Use it as prescribed by a leading English Physician, whose -prescriphon it is, and quick relief will 'come "to you.: Dr. A. A. Hall, Detroit, Says "I have used 108 in my practice and have found it gave beneficial results. Sold by leading druggist; 25c. per bottle. Begin at Once Parents who intend to commence sending their children fo the Public School after the Easter holidays, are! requested to start them at the begin-| ning of the school term, That's cheap enough for an Iyone, It's easy, and you take no risk. Go| and to Orval Byer the druggi get a large 50. cent! ISIAN Sage, the sem ling Bair re: ily perfumed fone < It is itching of the phe diseases of the sepa ors get the -genul Booth Co., Ltd, Fort. Erie, Ou. Can-| adian makess, pworth Eeague | Convention At Whitby on-Tuesday | 18th, tee Epworth' Leagues-of District were assembled 1n Excellent addresses were giv ed the morning and evening sessions of Be convention by Rev. Messrs Spat} Farewell, and Bamforth, and Ves Rowe. Mr, Sparling | two phases of the situation in Ch Education and the Famine, Mz well, Set 'a Standard for Leagues, Mr. Bamforth 's Evangelism in the League. ~The evening. session was well tended, and most encouraging rep wer received of League work out the District. The following officers were 4 Hon, hy Presiden Rev. E. W.. Tink, wood, ! 1st V. P,--Miss' H. G.:C Wood. 3rd. V. P.i--J. W. Real, Greenbank 4th V. PL. Richardson, ~--Rev. Mr. Sexsmith; | iad