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: .. Every boy why Hh the prove he was not on ; ig streets on Hallowe'en should} red with a share of the hes of the damage. done as the fellows who egg the rest on are often as much to blame as the bolder boys who do the actual damage. As long as the public smile tolerantly at the destfuction of property on Hallowe'en 'night,' the destruction will continue. When young folk are allowed to persistenly run the streets at night it is not surprising that things reach a climax when all the witches run loose. When parents allow their chil- dren to speak disparagingly of those in authorify, and when there same parents poke fun at attempts to enforce the low, we need not wonder that a lawless spirit prevails among undevelop- ed young folk. Roughness of conduct is often greater in a small community, roughness that would be be- neath the dignity of properly, trained young people. 'Miss Dorothy Waghorne is the guest of her grandfather, Rev. Thos. Bates. Mr. and Mrs. H. Nasmith and son, Malcolm, left on Tuesday to spend the winter in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Allison of Port Perry, spent the week end in Toronto with their daughter Mrs. Groves. Mr. Alex Vance has bought the Misses Allen home on Cassi- mir St . Deer Hunting * Now it is getting time for to be hitting for the north for the big game; among those from Port Perry are as follows; Mr. Robt. Harines, Mr. Cecil Haines, Mr. Peter Raymer, Mr Albert Orchard, Mr. W. H. Harris, Mr. Randolph Swizter. Mr. Arthur Prentice. Mrs. McConnell and Mrs. Brooks of Lindsay is spending a few days visiting in town. Mr. Samson YelJand has retur- ned after spending two weeks with his mother. Notice to Creditors JOHN HENRY M¢KEE of the Township of Reach, in the County of Ontario, farmer, deceased, Pursuant to Sec. 56, of Chap 121 of the R. S. Ontario 1914, and amending Acts notice is hereby given that all creditors and others having claims against the estate of John Henry McKeg/ late of the villiage of Port Perry, in- jhe County of Ontario, retired farmer, who died on or about the 7th day of July Fri 192), are, on or before the day of December A. D. 1921, fo send by post. prepaid, to Wm. H. Harris, Port Perry Ont- solicitor for Isabel Adelaide McKee Administratrixof the estate, of the said deceased their christian names, surnames. addrcsice and descrip- tions thefull particulars o o Shela claims, a statement of and the nature of the se-curit Gt any) "held by Jhitm, that after the day Pe aforesaid | ang will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the parties entitled thereto having regard only to such claims of which notice have been given as above required, and the said Adminis- ratrix, wil ot be Sable for the said sssets or any thereof, to ai son T wig claim or fot di oo Tot have been received by her solictor at the time of such distribution. Dated at Port ARTan this 31th day of | October. AD. | Isabel Adelaide McKee by her Solicitor. I H. HARRIS Full Line of Excel- r 11-~ Hoe Fday fi Ere Ey Jdustry and ability go a long way A of musical numbers; any memorial kins | the soldiers who fell in the war. All citi ged to at- zens are ur tend this meeting in the Town NoVember 1 with pleasure the Armistice Day Celebration of last year, and the committee in charge of the meeting are endeavoring to do all they canto makeit a success. RRR The Anglican Bazaar and Supper A ve party and bazaar has been given. by the people of the Anglican church for some years back, and this year everything went off as successfully as usual. The sup- per was good. The Orchestral selections were much appreciated by all. The hall was suitably decorated, and the demonstration and other booths were so well patronized that the .total pro. ceeds of the Bazaar and Su were in the neighborho Pot $270. A beautiful centropiecs, con- tributed by Miss Cockburn, sold for ten dollars, and it was worth the money. The ladies are to be congratu- lated upon the success of their work. 1.0.D.E. The Regular meeting of the 1.0.D.E. will be held on Monday evening, November 14th at 8.00 o'clock, in the rooms of the]: Order By order of the Secretary. Goes to Welland Miss Elsie Bradley who has been with the local branch of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, has gone to Welland to teach in the High School there. As a ation of her valuable service in the Bank, Miss Bradley was pre- sented with an address and a silver mesh bag. We are pleas- ed to hear that Miss Bradley has secured this excellent position, and wish her every success In- toward securing [success in life and our young friend has both, > Marriage Licenses The undersigned is authorized to issue Marriage Licenses for Port Perry and vineinity. Nicholas Ingram Town Treasurer. For Sale Pure Bred Ancona Cockerels Ingram, Port Perry L. O. Clifford Chosen At the Liberal Convention in Whitby on Saturday last the fol- lowing persons were nominated to contest the Riding in tne Lib- eral interests in the coming Fedetal Election December 6th. 8. Jeffre Tek, ort Be Perry; Mrs. Farewell, Whitby; H Gif ford, Oshawa; Wm. D ig Brooklin: Dr. Hoig, Whitho den R. Mowbray, ckering; Fred ford, East Whitby. 3 All withdrew but Mr. Jeff Our or aL inks remember. pleasing Hallowe'en |. token of esteem and of appreci- | Clemens, Ochawa; and L. 0. Cli- || 'Hallon the Crone of Friday, |to reali ne In the" days to come we hope to still meet ou frequently but above all, we remem There is a place Dir its lend, were friend holds fell with friend, though sundered far, by Fah we mee, around one common Mercy seat, there will we remember one another in thought and Prayer. 8 Believe us. 'dear Mr. and Mrs, ur sincere friends, The Bible. Cle en Andrew's Sonya. ' who is our S---- Myrtle The hand of death summoned gentlemen on the 13th and 15th of the month, in the persons. of Mr. Jno Shann and Mr. Jno Pike, They had been ill but a short time, the former suffering from heart trouble and the later acute indigestion. The sympathy of the community is extended: to the sorrowing families. Mr. Thos Costello: who has been forced to give up work on the sectioon, through ill health has leased Mr. Risborough's farm near High Point-and moved there the earlier part of the week, It is generally regretted that they are leaving our midds, but it is hoped they will continue success in there new field of labor. Mr. and Mrs, Earle Batty are receiving congratulations: upon home on Oct. 8th. Arrangements are busy made to hold the Annual Xmas enter- tainment on Deu. 22. Seagrave The Hallowen Masquerade party on Monday night proved a decided success. The costumes were hard ;to beat, we did not know we had any witches in Seagrave, but there was one at the party and she did her part the very best, and also the fat wemon have become quite pop- ular. We have also a clown and a chinaman, I think we will not; laundry in the near future, also the parsonage must be haunted for we had a ghost there. The judges did their part well in pic- king out the best costumes, but it is some, task trying to figure out who-is the best, when you have about +75 to choose from, the 'parsonage was beautifully decorated with jack lanterns. The I e had a very enjoy- able evening over to oY enjons last Thursda . Mr. Russell Wray and lady/ i is visiting friends here. Mr Howard Butt is back to his brother Edear's for a few days. next Sunday and Monday. two of our elderly yet respected | the arrival of baby girl in their |: have to go to Port Perry for oun Don't for get the fowl supper day a daughter In Blong SHC We have in stock Whips b Brushes ge Sweat Pads Lap > Club Bags Trunks Suit Cases : Repairing a specialty. \ W. E. HARRISON Port Perry, Ont. For Sale Three Yorkshire Sows, due the first part of November. William Brent, Raglan, Bell Phone 124 r 1-6. : Wanted, 5 Second-hand portable sawmill. Apply at the Star Office : Piano Tuner ~ Mr. Neil Yellowles; iano tun- ner will be in Port Perry any time now. Orders left at Davi's Drug Store. CHIROPRACTOR Suite 104, 81 Victoria Street, Toronto Palmer uate Phone Adel 7458 Literature on sequest ow SEBERT "HOUSE A. E. Rogerson, Prop. GOOD MODERN SERVICE You can recommend the Sebert House to' your friends. We know we can please you in hotel accom- modation. Sonya The lecture given by Rev. N. Mec Gilliory, of Orillia; The big- gest hale on'earth, "what and where it is, on Friday evening was thoroughly enjoyed by those prasent, not only was the lecture full of instruction, but fun. The hearty applayse at the different points in the lecture proved the keen interest, and attention of the fu ience. Mr. dnd Mrs. D. Mc Lindsay visiting 'with Mrs: S. Mc Farlane recently. Quite a number. from here at- tended the play at Littln Britain last week. Born Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Williams of Port Perry, om Fri- Mr. Clifford, . - In the Mr. Clifford veces i of ed votes DR. J. W. DAVIS, nc. pic| ean, of| r. and| KITCH EN \GABINLYS bo " Furniture Dealer nickeloid top extra wide cabinets 46 inches. a : Speolat for this week, BED soudiies {Simmons' make) ovens up for full size bed, extra thick mattress govered in best grade ¢ : 3 : Special for this week sie. 0 AGENTS FOR THE FAMC PHONOGRAPH AND RECO] 'W. Merlin etcher Director , to have our m new parts or . do all kinds of Get our prices on ing wor CARNEGIE: HARDWARE CO. Now is the Time echanics over- ' haul and repair your furnace. . * Perhaps you will r uire some 'maybe anew furnace. We are prepared to furnace work. your Pp lumb- ~ Stove Coal On Hand ™ \ Pea Coal to arrive any day $12.50 a ton off Car A car of Nut Coal now overdue, and should ar- rive any day. Office at Residence, Sheds rear = Sebert Hotel © Phone 21a. P. FIGARY _ PORT PERRY, We are pleased to on Swifts prepared meats Economy Bacon, per Ib 80c Premium quote lower prices| | : n, per lb 50e| 2d Jellied Pork Da Ib 50¢ = Fruit Store All Fruits in Season Eh Oranges Pears Mushrooms. 4 Olive Oil long Block Port Perry ot