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i Te hla hdc G6 aut ve Ste rp tod ht P.C : Carpet Ball League : Standing © The following is the standing of the carpet ball league. *S. 0. E. 25 points *1. 0.0.'F. 16 points Firemen 22 points L. O. L. 13 points ¥Miorrison, vruggist Coulcliff Farm Has to Offer The early bird gets the worm, therefore order your S. C. W. L. sittings now. = This year my 2- year-old hens, originally bred from Lewis N. Clark's' most famous egg producers, will bé crossed with O. A. C. cockerels. This, to my mind, is the best possihle cross. Price $1.50 per setting or $10 per 100. Apply to C Coulter; Port Perry Bell Phone 108 r 8-2 High School Notes The attendance at the High School is still increasing. For the month of January, 1918, the average was 60.68; for January, 1919, 65.5 and for January, 1920, 65. The school has the pleasure again of announcing donations of prizes whieh have been freely offered without solicitation. Mr. W. H. Letcher is contributing two prizes to the Household Science Department, and two prizes to be competed for by the boys at their annual field cay next fall. The local W. C. T. U. also has promised two prizes to the Household Science. Depart- ment as they did last year. It is a matter of very great satis- faction that the citizens are taking such an interest in the new departments of the school. Prizes aggregating more than twenty dollars are already prom- ised, and these will certainly encourage good work by the students and will benefit the whole community. Progressive Community League The Progressive Community | Helin organized at a meeting held in the Town Hall, Tuesday evening, and elected the follow- ing officers: Preciaen Ye S. Short 1st V. P.--8. Farmer 2nd V. P.--James. McKee Sec'y-Treas.--R. B. Smallman Ward Representatives No. 1--Messrs. H. Lucas, Wm, Clark, Dr. Sangster No. 2--Messrs. L. G. Hall, W. W. Crozier, 1. R. Bentley. No. 3--Messrs. N. Ingram, W. Megregor, John L Al] citizens of Port Perr are 21 years of age are' for membership. who igible The League invites all ¢ citizens) ® isle suggestions nt to the Bi A | the ard rome. {he late ¢ if "lalso for many years president a QE Sa oe NEA a Carswell, youn Campbell of Toronto, Mrs. Braund, Lind- say, Mr Morley Campbell and! Mrs. Greaves of Prince Albert. | Although of a quiet, retiring nature, Mr, Campbell was al- ays a staunch Liberal and for ears was chairman of the | iberal Society, He was of the Pine Grove Cemetery Co. He was always a strong temper- ance advocate and a true and faithful adherent and supporter of the Methodist Church. One brother and one sister survive, Ds: Gampbell and Mrs. Roberts of our village, Mr. Campbell is the fourth octogenarian to have. passed in the last two months, the others being Mrs. Caroline White, Mr. Charles Fallis and Miss Martha Thomas. - Ye old Folks Concert On Thursday evening of last week we were afforded a most pleasing opportunity to turn from the "Jazz" and the nerve- racking complexities of the pres: ent age, and to allow our thoughts to turn back to the grand old days when young men in ruffles and silk knickers gracefully danced the Minuet with demure, hoop-skirted maids; when lordly, bewigged gentle. men bowed in chivalrous homage over grand dames with powder- ed hair and attired in stately silks, and when music was com- posed not for -its speed and "catchiness,"" but for its har- 'mony and grace. The Old Time Concert, under the auspices of the I.0.D.E., proved to be one of the most|}, enjoyable events ever given in Port Perry: The program was rendered under the direction of Miss Bull, who deserves to be complimented on the success of the entertain- ment. The excellence of the various numbers of old time song; music, dance and elocution again demonstrates that Port Perry enjoys an unusual wealth of local talent. The stage, appropriately fur- nished, formed a perfect setting for the company of ladies and gentlemen in their old time cos- tumes. The hall was filled to capacity : and the Daughters of the Em- pire netted a goodly amount, which will be devoted to patrio- tic and philanthropic purposes The ladies greatly appreciate the kind assistance of all those who contributed to the success of thesevening, After the program proper. a dance was enjoyed by the young people. THE CARNIVAL See back page for program. Burlesque Hockey Line-Up Team 1--Goal -- Fatty Arbuckle Point --Hayseed Pete . P.--Bonnie Jamie R.W--Labor Candidate L.W--U.F.0. Centre--Society Willie Team 2--Goal--Matechless Emma Pt. FMichael 0'Halahan P.--Circus Imp R. W.--Ward 38 Idol L.W.-Exponent B.o.t.a ~~ Centre--Arizona Dick Lightwing will be Umpire Entries for Costume: contest may be made with Mr. Bentley at his jewellery store, or with S Farmer at the Armouries on the night of the Carnival, Please do not wear your skates in the Armouries. 'Prize offered to. best gentle- man skater ver 50 years. Jos 13 ings dag daughter of | r. Jo Janette and} from this union there survive | Messrs. John and Fred 62 acres, jv 50 acres sib o i» fhe ownship o ers, com| irch, beech, maple, hassw 3 of gud el, snd ai An wanti ro property.' y. n ng timber should investigate. abe consider, house in exchange. oA cottage, 6 rooms.on each. side, 2 well at door, frame spble ar and drive house cement walks. 2 200 acres, Scarboro, 14 miles fons To- ronto, | mile from Malvern Station on the CP.R, 4 miles from Kingston Road; level black Toam, all tile drained, 6 inch tile; { vi flowing well, stone houses large barn on 10 ft. cement walle, tall; for 45 head cattle, water in each stall, two large silos built of fre brick. - 136 acres, Lot 23, Con, 3, Whitchurch, 2Y; miles from C.N.R: Station, 10 acres hardwood bush, two acres orchard, Sight roomed frame House, barn 0x0 tame stable 30 x 40, drive house 30 x 40. 100 acres, Lot 5, Con. 5, Pickering, half mile from Kinsale, on County Road, oon as the Sadler farm, large stone house, two stories, barn 70 x 34, stone stable, eement floors, hay barn 50 x 30, hen house and pig pen 50 x 26, drive house, 90 acres cul- tivated, level land, some bush. Sold sub- ject to present lease having about three years to run. Might arrange for fall pos- session. Also a five roomed house and a stable on property. Terms and interest easy. 97 acres, Lot 24, Con. 2, Pickerin ship, stone house, stone En Town- lo, drive ouse, orchard, bush and spring creek--1 mile to C.P.R. Station, 22 miles from To- | p, 'ronto, Real Estate for Sale by W. 3 Cook 60 acres, . Whitby Towinlin. juak: © hil 43 rods east of Myrtle C.PR. S Jration. Jeten 3 growth pine, River running amy oo roof | ¢ | % acre, double house at Myrie, Brick - © 200 acres, frame house, 9 rooms, stone roomed house, stone water--sail," clay and cl barn 36 x 60, stone tabs I. Drive ; en Shout one asots yrehard. 'will handle i ror Ps ro Pei tamara pioRy m 19500, balk ont crosses ¥operty Ya acre in Greenbank, frame Rouse, 3 rooms, in good repair, stone cellar, frame | barn, stone steble. Price $700. This'is a very cheap home, Easy terms, Small | payment will handle this. cellar, hard and soft water, house in good repair; barn 124 x 36, 9 ft. stone wall under all; drive house and hay barn 50 x |. 36, stone stable under all. This groin and stock atm lost 6 Lied SI church, on a good gravel road. About 10] acres good timber, several acres young orchard. 3000. Sash payment down, bal ancc at 52%. Spring possession. 15 acres orchard in Port Perry, ml apple trees just Soming in into g, hearing. So isa g clay loam. 'An for a market gardener. Rony rges on west and®north sides, situated Shree streets from main street. G situation and offered at a very reasonable price. 200 acres, Lot 5, Con. 8, Clark, Durham County, 4%; miles from Starkville, | mile to school; clay loam, 115 acres cultivated, 7} acres orchard, 10 roomed Frame house, | barn 44x70, cement floors, water in Stable, | windmill, cement silo. session. Apply to W. J. . Cook Ri' R. No. 2, Pont Perry, or Bell pr Wrv2a or Inde- ent Ph one 406, Fall or spring pos- fa SPINET OR MELODEON WANTED Ww. U. CARNEGIE, PORT PERRY > Armstrong In gad but loving memory of our dear Gertrude, who departed this life February 5th, 1919. Shortand sudden was the call Of one so dearly loved by all; We litle honght her death 5. Just thse who loved can tell The pain of not saying a ik farewell. --The whole Family. Myrtle Station, Xeb, Sth, 92, Under the Trustees Act In the matter of the estate of John Martin, late of the Vil- lage of Roland, in the Province, tario, farmer. : Parties having claims against the estate of John Martin, late of the Village of Roland, in Mani- toba, formerly of Port Perry, i in the Province of Ontario, must le the slain with the under- tors AD. Slims to beveritied] 4 detlarations, Zr The How Mali great, the shock | of Manitoba, formerly of Port Perry, in the Province of On- e of Roland at on or before 1e first 5:8 f March 1920, said Married : At the Parsonage, on Wednes- day, Jan. 28th, 1920, by Rev. WwW. D. Harrison, Chas. Reader, to Isabella Johnston, both of Scugog Township. Disd In Port Perry, on Sunday, Feb'y: 1st,1920, Thomas Crosier, aged - years, 5 months, 26 days. Card of f Thanks. C. Bhai wishes to IE x friends who so kindly assisted during his Tecent, be reavement. > For Sale Two Quebec Coal Heaters, one nearly new, only used two mos., large size, other smaller. In- quire at the Star office. : Sor SEES | proposition : financial men. - Real Estate on our list forsale. Also some town property. - Parties looking' for. €ither would do well to see ~~ McKEE & FERGUSON Real Estate Agents McCaw Block Phone 152 "SRUR-ON. HOW MUCH ARE YOUR EYES WORTH ? Don't take chances when you can get my services of over 20 years experience . F. E. LUKE, Betoun 167 YONGE ST., TORONTO Opposite Shapaon's INSURANCE | . EXCELSIOR LIFE FIRE AUTOMOBILE +. (Theft, Fire and Liability). GEO. R. DAVEY AGENT . PORT PERRY Now is the time to lay plans for your new Sa SUIT We have a number of choice farms] Sick and Accident || and Lg etn ids and ny MISS ESTELLE _ Teacherof PIANO AND VOICE Studio at the home'of Mrs. Wm Nesbitt. - Bell Phone 139. W. A. SANGSTER 'DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours--=9 a.m. to 5 p.m, Office over L. G. Hall's "PORT PERRY ONTARIO Real Estate Ag FARMS-FOR SALE ~ Good Properties, Terms to suit ~ puchaser. All sizes of - 2, houses dnd lots, ete, for Bell Phone 148r2, Fo Port Land for Salo 40 acres. about 16 ble; 16 acres nixed: TAILORING as it should be.