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EBS. Sate of Old England No 9, will attend Divine Ser- on Sunday next, May 28th, at ion (Anglican). The Rev. C. P. 'Muirhead has kindly consented to "address the Brethren. Mis. S. Jeffrey is quite ill again, although at the time of writing her condition is somewhat improved. Mrs. S. Farmer is spending a couple | of weeks in Toronto. s Sgt. Will Roberts of Toronto, was in town last week visiting his. parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Roberts. Sapper L. H. Roberts of Canadian Engineers, left for overseas from Ot- tawa with a draft of 600. Miss M. Farmer, of Toronto, is spending a couple of weeks with her brother. Miss Kathleen McCaw was home for the week end. Miss Nora McLean, having com- pleted her course at the Faculty of Education, is home from*Toronto. Mr J McLachlan has taken charge of a large fruit farm at Bronte, Ont. Mr and Mrs McLachlan left on Fri-|¥® day for their new home. The Star joins with their friends in wishing them success in their new home. The following are additional Ford sales by Messrs W. U. and H. Car- negie of Port Perry: "Jas Lang, Cart- wright; John Miller, Ashburn; Dr. Berry, Port Perry; Cawker Bros Port Perry. Died Crozier -- In Scugog, on Friday, May 19th, 1916, George Crozier, in his 85th year. District Meeting The Annual District Meeting of the Whitby District of the Bay of Quinte Conference of the Methodist Church was held on Friday, the 19th inst, the Rev. W P Rogers, B.A, Chairman of District, presiding. All the ministerial and most of the lay delegates were present. I'he ministerial session convened at 9.30. Two facts mark it off as important: 7 1 Rev. J] W Totten, after fifty-one years in the active ministry, was re- * commended to be granted a superan- nuated relationship to the next Con- ference. 2 Mr E M Cook, of Scugog, was recommended to be received by the Conference as a probationer for the min s'ry. Mr. Cook's College stand- ing is exceptionally good. He pre- sented a certificate from Albert Col- lege, showing a standing of 98% The General Session met at 1.30 p.m. The outstanding features were the reports of the District Sunday School Secretary, Rev. H. W. Foley, B.A. and of the District Statistical Secretary, Rev. ] O Totten. The statistics showed a net increase of 81 in the membership, also a splendid increase in givings to the Missionary, Educational, Social and Moral Reform, and other Connexional ~ Funds of the church. What Port Perry Methodist church did to make possible such a good re- port, will be told at the Con- gregational meeting to be held on Thursday evening next at 8 o'clock. Messrs. E. H. Purdy,*S. Jeffrey, and Jas. Ward were elected delegates to Conference, with Mr. S. Farmer as alternate. New Books ~ 7 p.m, at the Church of the Ascen- er of new books are to be PT , . eee Pet Por, Ou. \bivision Courts Courts Sitiings COUNTY OF ONTATIO UXBRIDGE--Clerk, bridge. fan 14, Mar 10, Sept 19, Nov 24, Jan 12, 19 CANNINGTON ~ Clerk, Nl H Foster, Cannington. 13, Mar 9, May 10. July 12, Sept , Nov 23, Jan BEAVERTON--Clerk, Chas A Pater: son, Beaverton. * Jan 12, Mar 8, May 11, July 13, Sept 21, 23, Jan 10, 1917. ER Daniel Leon- ard, Ath Jan 11 7, May 12, July 14, are, 22 Nov 21, Mas 9, 1917. J.E. FAREWELL, Clerk of the Peace. Spirella Corsets Satisfaction and goodfitting guaranteed LADIES--The unde: ed is prepared to call at your home Sargigned Spirella Corsets. All information and prices upon application to Mrs. A. M. Roberts, dy Sande Ontario. Bell Phone Robo, --~27 Card of Tof Thanks Mrs John Brimble and family wish to thank those who by kindly acts and sympathy helped in the time of their recent bereavement. W. J. COOK Everything in Real Estate I have a number of first class farms in Whitby and Pickering townships to sell. If yon wanta farm, I can please you, Communicate with W. J. Cook, R.R. No 2, Port Perry, or Bell Phone 107 r 2 2, or Indépendent Phone 406 nme otdomsnaatonnt HOUSE FOR SALE Frame house in "good repair on Lilla Street, 4 rooms, good big lot, chicken pen. Apply to Star Office or Jos Sisson, South Oshawa. WANTED -- A go>d hcuse maid. Apply Mrs Jas Carnegie, Port Perry Obituary The funeral of the late Elizabeth Husk, widow of the late Rev. J. H. Messmore of Pauri, India, was held from the residence of her daughter, Mrs T W McLean, on Monday, 15th st. At 8 a.m, the Revs Mr Rogers and Mr West conducted a service after which the remains were taken by the G. T. R. to Omemes for interment in the Emily Presbyterian Cemetery. The Rev Mr Down of Omemee con: ducted the burial service. The deceased had spent most of her hfe in mission work in India, where ber husband-is buried. She left Boston, Mass. in 1860 when it took five months to make the journey to Calcutta. She had returned to America a number of times, the last being soon after-the death of her husband. Her particular labours were among the women and girls of India, whom sbe influenced for the Master, through the medium of a newspaper edited in Hindustani. Her life had been a busy one, crossed by corftrary circum: stances, yet she never faltered in the path of duty, and much of her suc- cess was due to this trustful persist-] EEE, Ih BF g § HH etfs: : ESE IN R. J. HARTRY Prince Albert Oo The Sixth Nawal Celebration)" of the King's Birthday under auspices of the King Edward LO. L. No 223 will be held in Port Perry vy ON SATURDAY JUNE 3, 1916 A Percentage of Profits. will be devoted to 182ad Bn Funds Port Perry Citizen's Band : Will furnish choice music The 182nd Battalion will produce Physical Drill and Military Move- ments in front of the Grand Stand. Programme WHITE & LaMART The Silent Comedians, introducing Mrs. Simple's Simple Simon; also. Comedy, Contortion and Hand-Bal- ancing Acts. The Greatest Ever, The original trouble chasers. miss seeing them in front of drond Stand during afternoon. Baseball Tournament 1st Prize $30. 2nd Prize $15 | Names of prospective players Entry June. to be furnished with entry. fee of $2.00. Athletic Events Two Mile Race (open) $10. $5. One Mile Race (open) 14 Mile Race (10 mile radius of Port Perry) 220 Yard Dash (open) 100 Yard Dash (open) Run High Jump (open) Stand Broad Jump (open) Run Broad Jump (open) Hop. Step, Jump (open) GRAND CONCERT In the evening when the following high class talent will take part: Jean Anderson 'Thirde, Soprano; Miss Clarice Spencer, Elocutionist; Duncan R. Cowan, Entertainer; Frank Old- field, Baritone, Chas. E. Muszrave, Pianist. Admission 35c. Reserved Seats 50c. Plan at Byer's Drug Store. Admission to grounds--Adults « 25¢ Children 15¢, Grand Stand 0c, CommiTTEE--P. Ingram, Wm. Cook, W. S. McKinley, W. Cook, A. B. Sarvis, A. 'Roberts, A. McDermott. H. W. Linke, Chairmen; C. R. Dean, Treasurer; J. E. Morrish, Secretary; | lo . 19 10 1040 10 to on ee TN 'Butchers English Com: Toronto Pianos and mds Sold Fquality. RuLEL--No entries accepted after 2nd | . | moderate prices. Cawker Brothers CHEVROLET Price Complete, $675.00 fo.b. Oshawa Completely equipped-- Electric Starter and Don't Miss Your Share of the WALL PAPER Lights; Speedometer Crowned ~ BARG AINS Fenders; Mohair Top; Etc. Don't Delay--Time is Money |g; ARE. BROS. Dealers, Port Perry W. H. McCAW is making special reductions in Wall Paper, He has a aly assort- ment good' q done up in lots, which hich wil be ee cold ata heavy discount, but 'each lot must be cleared out to secure the reduction. It is a real pleasure to look : through the 1916 samples. They are wonderfully beaut- iful and surprisingly low in price considering their high Bell Telephone No. 130 Morley Campbell CEMENT WORK REAL ESTATE AGENT We build Solid Cement Silos, List Te me hollow block silos, solid ce- For Sale ment walls, hollow block walls wcll Jocateds Wells dug, cleaned and re- homes. one furnished. If you want one of these paired. Port' Perry P. 0, MONEY TO LOAN Phone 108 r 3 on farm property--first mortgage. Apply to Morley Campbell, Port Perry Garden Plants If you want Plants Come in and see them. W. H. McCAW At the old stand, Port Perry CARTAGE--]. R. Hillis, Port Perry, si to Hany Davidson, is prepared to do all kinds of carting, teaming, plowing, excavating, etc. at --I181tf CATTLE STRAYED On Friday, May 12, 4 heifer strayed from my premises; 2 holsteins 2 yrs, 1 yearling white, red spots on head; 1 yearling red, white forehead and ong white hindlegs. x : : i i. uioruistion that are well grown, Ralph A. Fitchett, Manchester and well seasoned, you can get them at THE GREENHOUSE ON BIGELOW STREET NOW IS THE TIME LS®K Many years experience enables us to give you expert and un- prejudiced advice concerning your eyes. F. E. LUKE, 525 70 YONGE ST, TORONTO