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More ¢ good Meat For I Port Perry years of age. They are a fine speci men of a herd of cattle. Mr James Balfour of Toronto, was| » in town for the week end. Mr George Mclndless and family have moved to Oshawa, where he has secured a position. Miss Powell and two nephews of Toronto, have been spending a couple of weeks with Mr and Mrs Clay. Mr and Mrs Harry McKinley of Raglan, have moved into the house recently vacated by Mr McIndless. Mr and Mrs 'W H Letcher left this week for Ripley, Ontario, to visit their Mrs Geo Oke of Toronto, old home. will accompany them. Mr John Mclean, W H Letcher. Mr and Mrs A E Hicks have re turned to Toronto after spending a couple of weeks at Mrs W Davey's. Mrs Boucher, of Toronto, is the guest of Mrs H Carmichael. Mr and Mrs Matthew Baird have returned from their honeymoon. Lient. Harry Carnegie was in town for the week end. It is no evidence of a religious: turn of mind when a man puts his horse in But a church shed on market days. it is likely the horse will benefit We understand that Carnegie has become interested in nickle since the Toronto election. The Sunday School Reach this (Wednesday) afternoon. The little nephew of Mr L. Bandel had a very painful experience a day His fingers were caught between the chain and the sproket The sproket wheel had to be taken off before the or two ago. wheel of a bicycle. child's fingers could be removed. The Miss Annie and Ethel Martin are holidaying at Simcoe. Owen A. Smily for the Fair Night Concert--that's good news. Miss Lucy Woodley is spending her holidays at Blackstock and Bow- manville, of Toronto, nephew of Mrs Letcher, 1s visiting at Maplewood, the home of Mr and Mrs scholars in connection with the Methodist church will hold a picnic at Claughton's Grove on the sixth concession" of [ W J West, M.A, After a Linky | luncheon, Mr and Mrs Baird left on a short trip down the St. Lawrence. The bride's traveling suit was of brown taffeta with hat to match. On their return Mr. and Mrs. Baird will reside in Orillia, Ontario. : x e---- Oshawa Fair Mr Frank Rogers of Whitby, who has advertised the Fair for years is this week posting up bills and ad- vertising matter. Watch for them. The directors are making alterations at Alexander Park for the big fair and now is the time for exhibitors to pre- pare their exhibits, Harvest promises | A to be over long before the fair, which will allow time to prepare stock for . | show purposes. If you have not a prize list send to C P Davis, the Sec- retary and see the liberal prizes offered in all classes. The 182nd Ontario Connty Bn. with their Band will feature large on Wednesday the 13th. This is another war year and the drill of the 182nd will be one of the big features and attractions. Read the prize list, read the bills and if you want more information write the Secretary. Remember the dates om 11th, 12th, and 13th. Good Roads for Ontario County Uxbridge, Aug. 15, 1916 Dear Sir: It seems expedient to consider if the time has not arrived for Ontario County to adopt the County Roads system, under which the main through roads, also market roads to the towns, including bridges thereon, are taken maintained by it, with assistance from the Ontario Government, both as to cost and maintenance. The Townships would continue to. care for the roads not assumed by the County. ; A public meeting to consider the matter has been arranged to héld in the Town Hall, at Uxbridge, on Fri- day, August 25th at 10.30 a.m., after the arrival of the G. T. R. trains. over by the county, and be built and| Tp Furniture for Sale The following articles 'a Girl Wanted A. G. Storie, Oshawa, ing to size of articles. Auction Sales urday, September 2. be sold. will ba offered for sale "by 2nd, at 2 p.m; Cattle--$152.00 Sheep--$90.00 Swine- - £50:00 Poultry--§77.25 Vegetables -- $34.00 Frunt--$42.75 Domestic Science--$50.00 Flowers-- $13.60 Ladies' Work --$93.00 Grain--§$78.00 Butter--$30.00 - Specials--$25:00 Trials of Speed--$50.00 Baseball--§35.00 Total --$1092.50 your entries just as soon as you can REFRFSHMENT BOOTHS are being! offered for private sale--Oak. Dining} Room Suite, Katchen Coal Range, 3 pholstered Chairs with oak frames, | - p Bedroom Suite. Apply. at STAR Office Wanted a girl or women to do geneaal house work. Apply to Mrs Hall Duck Faundry We do family wrshings at reduced prices--45c to T5c¢ per dozen, accord- Mrs Kyle is offering her household effects for sale by Public Auction at her residence, Crandell St, on Sat- As Mrs Kyle has scld her property everything will The Temperance Honse at Raglan Public Auction at Raglan, on Saturday, Sept * Just pick out your line, get an entry form from Mr Purdy, and send in is prepared t tea a dete is plowing ava w 'Apply to William McClintock, Phone 93 r 11, or at Beare Bow pe: Port Perry, Ont. Sti A RRAY elt Office above Rose 4 Co: hours, 9 a.m: 0 8 pau ' DOWSON'S LIVERY... Auto For Hire For Satisfaction comfort and pleas- ure you should goto Art Dowson] when in need of a livery. Specially good turnouts for weddings Horses and rigs for all occasions A. G. Dowson, Proprietor STEWART FORD PAINTER & DECORATOR Painting, Paper Hanging, Decorat- ing and Sign Writing. He knows how. Let him give you esimates on your next job. Bell Phone 141 Port Perry Ontario - lau) a RE -- HIRE ..| : A dacou or the cash. the Town Scales by payi in doing so. will not incur any dis per ton 'will be allowed of, on_ coal Fall Fairs Bandcrofi, Oct. 5 and 6. Barrie, Sept. 18--20 'Beaverton, Sept. 25--27 Belleville, Sept. 14 and 15 Bobcaygeon, Oct. 5 and 6 Bowmanville, Sept. 19 and 20 Blackstock, Sept. 28 and 29 Campbeliford, Sept. 26 and 27 Cobourg, Aug. 23 and 24 Fenelon Falls, Sept. 15 and 16 Gravenhurst, Sept 27 and 28 Haliburton, Sept. 28 _ Huntsville, Sept. 26 and 27 Keene, Oct. 3 and 4 Kingston, Sept 26 -- 28 Lakefield, Sept. 19 and 20 Lindsay, Sept 21 -- 23 London, Sept. 8 to 16 Madoc, Oct. 3 and 4 Millbrook, Oct. 5 nnd 6 Cream Seperator Entirely British Made = 2 . Every Machine fully Guaranteed Téns of Thousands mn daily use throughout the British Empi Easily operated Easily understoo * Easily Cleaned ~~ Catalogue containing valuable: informaiion free on request JW. COLLINS Local Agent Port 3 Poultry W. ted LiStein & Co. will hon t sash Price for all kinds of ed one 93 r 1 until 6 p.m. sabi rags, etc, bought. Séé our bai drygoods at the store, Port Pe Gasoline Engine For Sale: oi A2 horse power Fairbanks 'Morse Gasoline. engine, thoroughly over- hauled and in first-class running con- dition. A bargain. Ifyou need an engine Sout hesitate to buy this one. You will seldom if ever get such value for small money. Apply at the Sax Office. PRY The meeting will be addressed <by Mr. W. A. McLean, Deputy-Minister sf Highways to the Ontario Govern ment. As Mayor of Uxbridge, 1 beg to extend you a cordial invitation' to be Mrs Shaughnessey and her two sons, of Toronto. spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Wm Anderson Local conversationalists now have two topics--the weather and the streets --and the weather is not get: One mistake of last year will not bey County Excursion repeated. There will be refreshment! A 2 } Thursday, August 24 booths on the grounds. - You will be" le to get a chew of 1 : able to get a chew of gam, a nick e's! The 182d Ba have just completed arrangements for "an. excursion 'to worth of peanuts, a glass of lemonade, | ich as icecream cane, or 3 sandwich any Hayden Shore Park, Whitby, which time you like. Minden, Sept. 26. Markham--October 4 to 6 Newmarket, Sept. 27 to 29 Oshawa, Sept. 11--13 Port Hope, Oct 10 and 11 Port Perry, Sept. 14 and 156 ting its just deserts. Mr W J Coultis is having his house re-shingled. Mrs Geo Jackson and children have setuined home after a pleasant holiday in Muskoka. *Mrs Brooks and her daughter Kathleen. of Lindsay, were in- town last week. St John's Presbyterian of next week. Public School opens on Tuesday, September 4th Al the weeds in Lake Sts bare iF : Sunday School will hold a picnic on Tesday present. Come and bring your friends Yours truly, Walter Lapp, Mayor At the Fair It is no easy job to round up at- tractions, but when you get a man like Percy Ingram after baseball teams you can make up your mind he is going to get them if there are any in the country. Lindsay and Salem are on the list, and arrangements are be: ing made to get the 'Battalion teams of the 182nd and 235th. ~Four-teams | like those will put up a dandy good THE MIDWAY © be guaranteed. as our Fair days--Sept 14 and 15-- fairs. at first hand the time. TRIALS OF SPEED Here is one feature that can't justj But the chances are good. There are plenty of sideshows don't conflict' with any other local You will be shown things new and old, and can study human' nature Brechin There will be something doing all will consist of two special trains as follows; ? Station - Washago Longford | Atherly Jet = Leaves 7.30 am. 7.42 Samebride Arrives at This is ine ot out the or P Toronto, Aug 26 to Sept 11. upon Rev. W. P. Rogers, Pastor Sunday Services 11.00 a.m. and ¢ 00 pas ARerigon, Sunday School and Class, All Welcom 8: