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I TD RTI 'turned home after spending the win- | i er in New Orleans. 'Mr. Henry Doubt, o Oda; Bas been visiting friends if town for a few days. : Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Harper, of Whitby, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Byers® over the week end. Miss Mabel Tordiff and Miss B. Cook, of Myrtle, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jabez Crosier, recently. _Mr. and Mrs. Frank- Williams have %eturned home after spending the winter in Toronto. Mr. J. W. Conner, representing the Dominion Alliance "will speak in st. John's Presbyterian Church next Sunday evening. Toronto Board of Education has reconsidered its decision regarding 'the Penny Bank, and its-work is re- tained in connection with the Toronto Schools. According -to the estimate of Dr. Karr, Director of Rural Education of Ontario, the education of rural stu- dents costs nearly one dollar per day per pupil. Oshawa School Children are get- ting their school supplies at cost. DIED In Reach Township, on Saturday, April the 21, 1923, George Dowson, beloved husband of Katherine Sobie Dowson, aged 71 years. At Port Perry, on Saturday, April 21, 1923, Annie Boynton, youngest daughter of Mrs. Margaret Boynton and the late Robert Boynton, of Prince Albert. m------------ THE SOLDIERS' MEMORIAL You may get ready your contri- bution to the Soldiers' Memorial on May 4th. The collectors will be around that day. Next week we ex- pect to say something more about the finances in this matter; but it might be stated now in passing that no large amount of money will be re- guired from any citizen to carry out the plan now in hand. Some changes have been made in the original plan by which it was in- tended to erect the Memorial on the vacant lot north of the weigh scales. Before going ahead with the project investigation was made, and it was found that the lot in question was the property of Railway Company and consequently was not available without permission from the railroad authorities. 'While it was believed that this per- mission would readily be given, it was thought 'advisable not to carry out the original plan especially when it would appear that a memorial placed on railroad property would itself become the property of the railroad. A natural result of this discovery was to seek another spot for the memorial and that place has been located, with the consent of the Council, in front of the Powerhouse. This will now be converted into a Memorial Park and there will be a general improvement of the water- front, including a memorial entrance, a proper disposition of the War trophy sent by Major General Mac- Brien, and a pavilion or wide veran- dah in front of the Powerhouse. This will be in harmony with the general clean-up policy at the lake front. We owe it to those who went to the Front to make some proper memorial of the sacrifice they made. Other and more ambitious schemes have been mentioned, but some of them| seem to be beyond our means and would simply postpone the day when the Port Perry Memorial would be Taised and the day is now long past e. We trust that our citizens will put their hearts behind the project and carry it through successfully. The money you give will be wisely spent. - Mr. Hutcheson has been appointed treasurer and the memorial fund will : a We are allesing for this week special prices on our "stock of Cut Glass... See our cream and sugar sets.,.Reg. $1.25 for 95c. Various other pieces of equal' value. CLOCKS! CLOCKS! Alarm clocks, Kitchen clocks and Mantle clock, as cheap as you can procure the same grade elsewhere. Have your eyes examined by us! Glasses accurately fitted if Neceshpry, Watch and Sowers repaired to your satisfaction. I. R. BENTLEY JEWELLER & OPTOMETRIST wo Cars Gen Coal, Stove Size, $17.00 Delivered PEA COAL 13.50 a ton THE SALVATION ARMY Purdy Block, over McGregor's Butcher Shop. Special meeting conducted by Capt. McElhiney, on Saturday at 8 p.m, on Sunday at 8 and 7 pm Monday -- Lantern Slides for the children at 7 p. m. and a Salvation Meeting at 8 p.m. - Come where they make you welcome. p-- LOST Fountain Pen, bearing the owner's name, between Switzer's Blacksmith Shop and the School. Finder please return to owner and receive reward. SEED POTATOES FOR SALE Cobblers and Eurakas at $1.00 bag. Apply Mrs. J. W. Curts, Port Perry. May 2 FOR SALE Grimm's Alfalfa Seedhowe grown, $22.00 per bushel. Apply to Frank H. Jeffrey, Prince Albert, Ontario. FOUND Three keys and a chain. Star Office, PURSE FOUND Containing sum of money. Owner can have same by proving property and paying expenses. Apply at Star Office. ; Apply at FORD CAR FOR SALE Second-hand in good running order, shock absorbers slip-over cover, five tires, speedometer, Gray & Davis starter. Will sell worth the money. Apply to J. T. Anderson, Union Ave,, Port Perry, Ont. TEACHERS HONORED We learn through the "Teachers' Bulletin" the publication of the On- tario Secondary Teachers' Federation that Mr. Dugald McBride, M.A. has been offered an honorary life mem- bership in the Association and that the same honor is to be offered to Mr. George Stone. In both cases the honor is to be conferred for long and excellent service. We congratulate their fellow teachers: appreciate the merit of their work. . METHODIST CHURCH The Young Peoples' Society of the Methodist is preparing an entertain- ment for Monday evening, April 30th. There will be an unique programme after which some sixty or seventy [Highest Price Paid All Kinds of these gentlemen upon the fact that] A Car to Arrive Soon 'Order next winters supply of Nut and Stove now, while in a position to fill your orders. P. FIGARY Office Phone 98 Port Perry - MORLEY CAMPBELL Real Estate Farms, Loans, Insurance, Val- uations. Large list of high- class residental properties for sale and rent, especially in Port Perry. wants to Morley Campbell, ia Perry, Ont. Phone N83 Wanted 10,000 MUSKRATS POULTRY Hides, Sheep Skins and Junk We pay the big price I. TURNER Bell Phone 218 Ind. 1800 Making Good CLOTHES | is our specialty | We have the finest range of overcoats, both tailor made and ready to wear, we have ever had. Come in and see them--it costs you n othing Fine wool is ad-| vancing. y that good suit now. slides will be thrown on the-screen showing the wild animals of Canada.' Because of the extra pains being taken to make this entertainment, an admission fee of 16c will bef charged. The fee is small so that paid 25c to 50¢ for poorer entertain- 'ments, . : ALEXAN DER-CUMMING all may be able to attend. You have] Don't forget that 1 have a nice line of Men's Caps and the prices are right. 'W. H. DOUBT To Arrive at Once" or D.L.&W. Scranton Write or phone your} : Pupils prepared for examination hos in Robes, , Blankets The Place for Good Appetizing Meals JAS. "B20 Phone "Pro rietor. NURSERY STOCK FOR SALE The undersigned is prepared to sell you nursery stock at reasonable grafting. JOHN MACLACHLAN, Port Perry. W. A. SANGSTER DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours--9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Office~over Archer's Hardware PORT PERRY, ONTARIO JOHN BELDON LUNDY _ L.D.S., D.D.S. DENTAL SURGEON. Graduate of Royal College of Dental Sus. goons and University of Teronto. Office hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Evenings y appointment. Bell e office 68, ring 2; residence ring3 Ole over Morrison's Drug Store Miss Madeline Cockburn Miss Hazel Cockburn Teachers of PIANO AND VIOLIN Bell Phone 169 r2 Port Perry DR. J. A. MURRAY DENTIST Office upstairs in Leonard Block Hours 9 a.m. to 6 p,m. * Phone 93 Dr. C_T. Hartieon PALMER GRADUATE Chiropractor - Office in the bio Pensall Bl oak. Upstairs T PERRY MISS ESTELLE K. BULL Teacher of PIANO AND VOICE Phone No. 217 George Collins -REAL ESTATE AGENT 'FARMS FOR SALE Good properties. Terms to suit purchaser. All sizes of farms, houses and lots, ete. for sale. Port Perry, Ont. W. E. HARRISON Blong Block, Port Perry. : Manufacturer of ad Hand- made Harness "and prices; also to do Jour pruning and : 2 . Complete Horse-Drawn Eatfpment. Phones--Store: 128 r Eg 3 Residencd 128 r 3 5 Time Short YOUR banking ng can be done by mail if it is inconvenient for vou t0 come - to our office. ; Deposits will be acknowl Deposit willbe scoped some THE CANADIAN BANK | OF COMMERCE PAID.UP CAPITAL RESERVE FUND ; homme PORT PERRY BRANON, RB 5 "Walken, Manages. rinse SIM'S BAKER Have You tried our Cottage Le It is the Best Always Fresh and rt And. Our Pastry. Well! Iti is Tasty and Good PORT PERRY 'oe oe" "AE SIMS