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25¢ per ton discount when cash accompanies order +. "for coal before delivery. Orchard the Coal Man The Two Best The CHEVROLET The McLAUGHLIN We have made arrangements with the McLaughlin Motor Car Company to handle their cars 'for the next year, so we are now in a position to supply the larger cars as well as the Chevrolet which has made such a hit with the people this season, Let us give you a demonstration BEARE BROS. = Dealers, Bell Telephone No. 130 ONTARIO LADIES COLLEGE and Conservatory of Music and Art, Whitby, Ontario. A 36HO0L OF IDEALS AND AN IDEAL hi FOR GIRLS Healthful, pi with the outd of the country, as well asthe h pictus ic oes oe Toronto, which is only 30 miles away. Academic courses from Preparatory work to Junior Matriculation, Teachers' Certificates and First Year University; Music, Ax, Oratory, D Commercial iy Physical Tai by of an lly well equipped play. An I ind, a strong Body, a a pri ematised Payal sense, a broad social vision, are the aims of this institution. COLLEGE RE-OPENS SEPTEMBER 12th, 1916 FOR CALENDER WRITE REV F. L. FAREWELL, B.A. PRINCIPAL Port Perry When you want the best in a Talking Machine get a Columbia Grafonola From George R. Davey Price $15.00 to $250. Easy payments if desired The sxgeitan a of the will Vickery have instructed house and lots on Caleb Si House has . cellar, well and cistern. An me. " 1 also have some good snaps in market gardens, chicken ranches, and farms --my speciality. J i MORLEY CAMPBELL | x Port Percy, Ontario Tenders Wanted For that desirable property known as the Rundle Homestead, being part of lot 19, in the 3rd Concession .of the Township of Brock, said to con- tain 158 acres more or less, very con- venient to school, Methodist church on the property, 43 miles from Sun- derland, and 2% miles from Black- water Junction, "both places being good markets for farm produce, large stone house and stone driving shed. stone hog pen, frame barns with stone stables, about 15 acres Hardwood Bush, Rural Mail, possession given to plough after harvest. The highest or any tender not necessarily aecept- ed. Tenders addressed' to James Rundle, R. R. No. 1, Blackwater,Ont Aen Executors EA A Get your Printing done at the Star Office. Our customers are' pleased with our work. SMOCKS AND OVERALLS Heavy Denim Overalls Extra Heavy D nim Overal y.| of the' security, if any, held by And notice is further given that |' § after such last mentioned date, thel) said Executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said Estate among the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which notice shall, at the time of distribu. tion, have been made; and the said Executor will not be liable for the assets or any part thereof to any per-1 son or persons of whose claim he shall not have had notice Dated at Port Perry the 1st day of August, A.D, 1916. HUBERT L. EBBELS Seagrave A meeting of the road and bridge commissioners of the two counties, Ontario and Victoria, was held at Seagrave last week to consider tend- ers. for the new bridge over the Non- quon . 'The Sarnia Bridge Company | secured the contract for the steel, and Mr Martyndale for the cement work. '| It is the intention to set the old bridge to one side 'and build a 'temporary|i bridge so as to keep traffic going. Operations have now begun, . Mr Kenney, of South America, is visiting his sister Mrs A Snyder. Pte. Frank Snyder of the 198th Buffs Bn, at his home. Srgt. G. Brown at his home for: a couple of weeks. Mrs R J Titus of Toronto, is visit- ing friends in this community for a {few days. a ¢) Reach Council Bylaws were introduced and car- _ |ried to raise the amount required for| Bi |General School, County, War Tax;| | land the General purposes of the Men's Heavy Denim Overalls in in blue stripe or black, with bib. Loose fitting and well made. Have two hip, two top and rule pocket, sewn and riveted, all seams double stitched. : Sizes 32 to 46. Price $1.25 'Smocks to match Price $1.25 'Harvester's: Mitts Harvesters one finger, mock buck mitts with cuff of sheepskin. Which ny comes up well 0 over the sleeve. h An extra heavy bib overall, comes in blue or black, made big and roomy, has two hip, two top and a rule and watch pockets + Brass Buttons, bib and elastic braces. Price $1 35 ; Smocks to match Price$1.35 1 Township for 1916 as follows: 3 '| General School, $4, 713. 5; rate of 2.25 mills. | | County, $6.305.05, rate 3.01 mills '| War Tax; $2, 262,60, rate 1.08 mills |General . Purposes, $6,704.00, rate| 3.2 mills, Also a by-law to raise the amount ox required by the trustees of the several $16.3 $4.00 5 dock pn. the 9th day of | $100.65 tomber, 1916, for the construction of a W- Bowles, exo SL, © A Orchard, cement, J] Abbot, gravel, S Perrin, gravelling, S McKay, gravelling, - $20.00, 30d forms of tendet may be Theo Fitchett, temporary aid, $3.00 2 the office of the Clerk. J J Gartshore, railroad irons, $64.40; The council adjourned to meet again! on September 11 at 11 am. White Honey Crop Report : "The Ontario Beekeepers' Associat- jon has issued a table showing the number of colonies and: the ameunt of honey gathered in each, county in the province, There is a marked in-| crease both in the number of colonies and the amount of honey gathered in nearly. every "county. The average| number of pounds per colony is - 89.6 The qualtity of the honey is exceed: Port Perry, August 14, 1916. General News 'A pefmanent highway. is between Windsor and Montreal, and. a copvention was held at Gananoque on August IG.h. 000 2 "The late Hoo | J Foy left an estate valued at $1:5,000. o00 x "Cast your bread upon the waters. : and it will return unto you after many. : days." That being the case we ex- pect to see an unsuipassing array of {industries within- or borders any of these days now. 800 a Round Hole may be alright, but if ol ay Coto: like a square peg in a So hole.' gion vant 2, pom where ; Sjosalting a new plang. at Oshawa. "Lbey are preparing for a aty of