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les ; ot Liver Oil for a good reliable tonic -- Cameras and Kodaks 5 also 'printing and developing done here. er, Stationery, Chocolates ~ Williams, 8 Norma Ward. d attractive are, We Tawi No an ve "in Salads, : GF, Cake Tm Bon-Bons and Wali other pieces that Ci Ee you Plesstre have in your : About Ser tember t your E read ce 3 Plums and Peaches 0 the. Dest varieties of will be veady: We will n hand i 3 a 'Wait for the best varieties. ; Wy Mii welt Lays. A AA ! - have a good supply . nriers: a at the recent : # Haid High Shedl Rodman. 5 fo Rae; ret Miriam Harris, 2-Amy- Beare; 3 Helen __ Potato Race, jr--1 'Mildred Frise, 2 Myrtle Hemy, 3 Meta Needle and Thread Race, sr ; Sa sed Race, Rodman and Mata Miller 1 ' -2-Amy Jens Mabel Vihs 3 Mabel Armstrong dnd Eunice ~ Malcolm. x : yr Race, sr.--1 Rose and Miriam Harris, ~ 2 Norma Ward and Fria} Spence. Throwing Basket Ball, jr--1 el Lucas, 2 Mabel Wilson and ila Mekfitian, equal. TPhrowin, ng Basket Bt Ball, sr--1 Miriam Harris, 2 Margaret : Amgieong 3 Mary +8 Lele McMillan, Williams. e, jr--1 Florence McLaughlin; 2 Reta Rodman, Throwing Baseball, Sr--1 Margaret Armstrong, 2 Mary sipha * ay Race, open--1 Oshawa h School-----Marion. Gar- bitty on Hamilton, , Agnes Olger. 2 Form I--Meta Miller, Amy Res! Mary Crozier, Mabel Wilson, : "2 3 Forin 1II--Capt. Mar _Spoffard, Ella Spence, Hil ¥ .Tug-of-War; open--Margaret Armstrong, Florence Mc. Laughlin, Grace White, Norma Ward, Mary Crozier, Mabel Armstrong, Alpha Crozier, Myrtle 'Henry, Reta Rodman. : Girls' Championships Junior--Mabel Wilson. Senior--Miriam Harris BOYS' EVENTS Standin; Broad Jump R 1 John Brock 100 yds Dash, Jr--1 Amy Real, 2 Mabel Wilson, Crofien : ae Wink Mary Williams, Irene Senior Junior L Maranon "2 Arthur Brock \ ackson ur . 8 Ferguson Munro. i. 3 Donald Boe hy : Running Brodd Jump Ernest Gerrow 1 William Nesbitt . Jackson =. : Johti Brock : Ya jon Munroe » "Arthur Brock "7 Running Hop, Step E Jump Ernest Gerrow 1 ArthurBrock Mansell Jackson 2 - John Brock Louis Bowles 3 Samuel Cawker 'Pole Vault--1 E, Gerrow, 2 J Raines, 3 Chias. Cawker High Jump 1 Ernest Gerrow 1 Arthur Brock 2 Ferguson Munroe 2 John Brock 38 Homer Ferguson '8 Keith MeMillan 220 yd dash--=1 F Munroe, 2 L Bowles, 3 A Tennyson 109 yd Dash . Ferguson Munroe 1 John Brock Ernest Gerrow 2 Donald Boe Louis Bowles wd Arthur Brock Wheelbarrow Race; open Chas. Cawker 1 John Brock Ernest Gerrow ™* William Nesbitt : : 2 Arthur Brock a - Samuel Cawker Half Mile Race, open--1 John Harris Bicycle Race, open 1 Arthur Brock 3 Dwight Bunner Tires egy] Race, open 'Raines and Munr 3 Orval Switzer phe Ernest Spence .. 2 'Ernest Gerow Relay Race, open--rJ Raines, L Bowles. F Munroe, W Nesbitt 2 J Harris, A Brock, C Cawker, E Gerrow ' Boys', : a 'Senior--Ernest Gerrow ~ Junior--John Brock lg | from the local W. lla Spence, 2 Grace Rose, : leach of these 9 W Nesbitt and J Brock Jockey Race, Open--1 Rey Brown and Charles -Cawker, Vploaiing Shad oh wre in 4 Presbyterian ch "on Thursday evening eh week, when a yeuing of was {who is leaving. for 'India as a missionary, under the American| Board of Foreign Missions. ntatives gre renent | bane roar Church, Utica, the Preshytatian Bond of Mis- 'I'sions. the W.M.S. .of phe Whitby : Torecbytotial, ul Vv. W. D: Harrison, pastor of the Methodist Church. * Presentations' were made by bodies--a steamer rug and satchel from the Utica friends, chocolates and a series of letters to be opened:on the dates named from friends of the local friends of the W.M.S., a Bible from the Whitby Presby- terial, and a bouquet. of Amieri- can Beauty asters from the Methodist Church, Addresses were given by Rey. Haig, . of Ashburn; Rev. Mr. Rae, of Unionville, on behalf of | the Board of Mission; Mrs Tur- kington for the Whitby Presby- terial, Rev. Mr. Harrison, Mrs. Haig, and Miss Florence Walker. Rev. Mr. Hall presided. In all the addresses there was a note of congratulation to Miss§Stuart and her friends. Mrs Turking- ton and Rev. Mr. Rae gave nota- bly fine addresses. At the con- clusion, Mr. Norman Stuart responded d in a most appreciative speech on behalf of his daughter. The choir provided excellent music, and at the conclusion of the meeting, refreshments were served in t le basemeént by the ladies of the church. W.M.S. Convention ~The annual Convention of the Woman's Missionary Society, of the Whitby district was held in Mt. Zion Church, (Greenwood scale) on Tuesday Oct. 12th, he Church presented.a very attractive appearance, having been decorated with beautiful | em flowers and plants. The after- noon Session opened at 2.30 with devotional excercises con- ducted by Mesdames Bunner and Gee. A very cordial address of wel- come was then extended to the delegates, on behalf of the local Auxiliary by Mrs. Mowbray of Kinsale, after which the reply to greetings was responded to on behalf of the delegates by Mrs. R. M. Holtby, Manchester. The reports from 8 different aux. and 3 Bands, were then received and showed an increase financially, but still the Whitby District has not yet. come up. to the required amount. Brooklin Auxiliary was presented with the W.M.S. Banner having re- ported the largest increase in new members for the past year. After these reports a pleasing solo was given by Mrs. W. Ten- nyson which was enjoyed by all present. A very impressive me- morial service was held, conduc-'g "ted by Mrs. (Rev. Y Harrison Port Perry, when the namesof 8 members were read who had' gassed away, from this district, uring the past year. The meeting was then closed with the singing of a specially chosen hymn. A paper. was then read entitled '"What the Circle means to the Girls." by Mrs. Richardson, Whitby auxi- liary. Mrs. Davey then 4 gave a brief report of the Banch Meeting held in Peterboro last The following Officers. June elec ted ium Jackson District. S Mts. Norman White, Brooklin pss't Supetintendant 3 given to Miss. Margaret Stuart, | ERVICE.--This Bank, for the 45 years, has its share in the Roane Ds 'of the business of the' Do- minion. Our experience and equipment are at the service every customer, 908 THE STANDARD BANK OF CANADA . PORT PERRY BRANCH R. H. SHORT Manager Re- Opening of St. Andrews' Church,Sonya Sonya Presbyterian Church has been re-decorated and fitted with an electric lighting system. The re-opening is arranged for Sunday and Monday. Oct. 24 and 25. Rev. Mr. Mcllroy, M.A. Bb is tobe -the pri neipal ker. On Monday evening the ere is to be a fowl supper, an Old Time Program and a general ood time. ee bills for partie- ars. Admission 75c., children Wariner Lodge No. 78 Meets every Second and Fourth Monday in each month in the Oddfellows' Hall. Visiting Brethren Welcome T.W. McLean, P. In N. G. RE OLALY Mrs. Geo. Davey, See'yTreas- urer. The delegates then, re- tired the basement where a most Sumptuus supper was served to all. The evening Session opened at 7.30 led by Rev. Mr. Bunner, Miss Steel a returned missionary from China, took as her subject "Work done in the Middle School by the Chinese Girls," Suitable music during the ev- ening was provided by Green- wood choir, after which the mi- nutes of the évening session were: read the report of the Courtesy Committee was presen- ted bs Mrs. N. White, Brooklin, extending the thanks of the ladies to all those who helped in any way to the suc¢cess of the Convention. The session cloged with the national anthem. The Ladies of the W. M.S. wish to extend their grateful- ness to Mr. Er H. Purdy, Mr. F. | Brock also Ted and Harold Jack- son who drove the Delegates to the convention. FOR SALE Long horse power Chapman gaso- 'line engine, first class running order, reason for selling have jostalled hydro. Ap erb. P. Baker, Sund BY do Ont. WANTED toh £20 Yo Toronto for the winter, capable general and housekee " --must be good plain cook. Xo ly. to Mrs. A. Kent; Poh erry. LOST -- On Queen St., Port FE a eday, oo im ree ars. _ leave at Star! Office. nder is butcher R.AF ITCHE" Wishes 10 seglounee hal he has sold E