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MCLAUGHLIN ~-BUICK day MCLAUGHLIN MOTOR CAR C? ump ANNOUNCES oor 1 QO 2 an entirely new and distinctive line of Quality cMotor Cars ~ In beauty. design. speed and original mechanical features such as four wheel brakes. the 1024 M°Laughlin-Buick models provide the most revolutionary advance in motor cars thus far contributed by the industry. TT CANADA'S STANDARD CAR, ~~ DEALERS Beare Bros. Port Perry | iL LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE NUMBER FIFTY | Port Perry Star Port Perry's Popular Paper SAMUEL FARMER Jie) PROPRIETOR GOOD JOB PRINTING PROMPTLY DONE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM FOR THIS LOCALITY While Boating take along a box of our ever delicious chocolates and bon-bon, and you will get Tore enjoyment ' out of therow. Drift among the Play th water lilies and munch our can- with health' and ire ies with HER. Oh boy. oh joy! Remember that Chiro- Oh girl, what a whirl! Our con- pratic has discovered that « fections affect the heart rapur- the secret of physical ously. well-being lies in spinal perfection. . S. WHITE =: PORT PERRY » il \ 0 : ers Wanted 0 "Fare Returning" --3520 from WINNIPEG. 14 cont por mile starting point to Winnipeg: sons of Py the C. 0. Fi the Nestleton _and Victorian Institutes. During the y y the, nt was surrounded by some six hundred people. Later the cemeteries of St. John's Anglican and the Union, Cad- mus, were orated by the lodges and also by the friends and relatives of those buried there. The proces- sion then moved on to the cemetery at North Nestlet The cer i member of the committee visiting and decorating the cemeteries at Devitt's, Blackstock and Caesarea. Mrs. R. J. Gallogher, of Barrie, spent the week end with her son, Rev. E. 0. Gallogher. Misses Eva and Florrie Parr were recent visitors with friends in Ux- bridge and Sunderlana. Miss Lillian Lowry, of Millbrook, spent a few days at the home of Smith Bros. Miss Della Paton, of Oshawa, has returned home after renewing ac- quaintances in the neighbourhood. Miss Vera Hooey, Toronto, spent the holiday under the parental roof. We are sorry to report the serious illnes of Mr. and Mrs. E. Darey's baby daughter, We hope for a speedy recovery. The re-opening of St. John's Church will be held on Sunday at 11 a.m. and Holy Communion will be ad- ministered. In the evening the Royal Black Preceptory will march; both ervices to be conducted by Rev. J. H. Kidd, of Cannington. Dr. Fred Marlow, of Toronto, with his" wife and daughter Joan, have been visiting the Doctor's parents Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Marlow. There passed away on Wednesday, August 1st, an aged and highly re- spected citizen in the person of Mr, Quinn. The funeral service was con- ducted in the Union Church, on Fri- day afternoon and the remains laid to rest in the Blackstock cemetery. Mrs. Lambe, of Manchester, with her three grandsons of Lindsay,spent last week with Mrs. T. Smith. The Anglican Picnic held at St. Christopher, on Wednesday last was well attended and much enjoyed by all. Bathing, baseball, races, etc. were the sports engaged in; the ladies' race being won by Mrs, (Dr.) Marlow, and the tug-of-war between the single and married women was won by the former. A successful meeting of the Vic- torian W. I. was held at the home of Mrs. Jas. Strong, on August 1., with the District President, Miss Reynolds as speaker. The Super- Salesman --Long Distance "In one afternoon we sold $750,000 worth of bonds by Long Distance telephone" --- says a banker. The telephone has made success democratic. It is the creative force that enables business to rise superior to circum- stances and competition, by creating opportuni- ties. Fearless methods of at- tacking the problem of sales are bringing pro- portionate = results in other businesses, at minimum costs. _ ' We will gladly compile "a report on how telephone "is being suc- were concluded by a clergyman and a i '| other part of the paper Mr. Crozier | Mrs. Bert. McKercher, on Tuesday, | week we are offering Cot Hats and Ladies' and Men' ye : our Pieces Plain Sotlen Crepe Dres ; 8 and would make good dresses for children } 8 early fall. Width 36 in.; colors Plain Pink, Rose Gr § Price 90c, yd., to clear at 6 a Fourteen Ends of Colo ss Voiles in Fancy Plaid and ioral designs, 3 ! to 10 yd. ends. Colors Navy, Brown, Green, Red, Cadet and Blue. Reg. price ® 85¢c. yd., sale price 66¢c. yd. = Ge Nil : Ge _ Four pieces Faniy Crepe neat floral designs. Colors Navy, Light Blue 8 Browns. Reg. price yd., sale price 65¢. yd. JAE © YARD WIDE PRINT THIRD OFF. Eight pieces heavy Canadian Print in neat check patterns, Colors Blue, Green, Browns and Mauve. Reg. price 30c. yd., August price 19¢. yd. SAEESY Tar SPECIAL IN MEN'S FINE SHIRTS. ° Men's Print Shirts in a variety of patterns, all sizes, from 14 to 16%. Reg. price $1.75 to $2.25, to clear at $1.29. ° Boy's Braces. Reg. 25c. pair. Special price 16¢. pair. MEN'S STRAW HATS. Ten only Men's Fine Straw Hats, sailor style, regular price $1.65 to $2.00. August price $1.45. 3 Men's Panama Hats, reg. $3.36, clearing at $2.00¢ | i kel LADIES' PATENT LEATHER SHOES AT A H| £ nl SACRIFICE. Nine pairs only Ladies' Patent Leather Strap Shoes. They come in two styles, nicely trimmed with Grey Suede Kid, | Goodyear welted soles, and are the newest and best quality of ladies shoes we handle. Reg. price $6.50, balance to clear at $4.95 pair. Men's Calf Oxfords, Goodyear welted soles, in Chocolate or Black leathers, sizes 6 to 9. , Reg. price $6, special at $4.95. Cm mama-- BACON TYPE OF YORKSHIRE SOWS FOR SALE : \ We have twenty Yorkshire sows due to farrow about September 1st. I In These sows are from Registered a Oo vestors dams and the sire is also Registered. ul Price very reasonable as we have a 5 3 Ire wish to bu y Se ell Victory dre o large stock and need room. Come early and secure a choice selection @ « - from the best strain of Bacon Type | J}. ie and Montreal hive departments os Improved Yorkshires. pecially purpose. J. W. Crozier, R.R.1, Port Perry, Call at our nearest branch; our Man. Ont. Aug. 9.| ager will be glad to arrange this for Bt HA eT i. | Ee OPENED COMMUNITY HALL you. . ~ Cheester D. Massey has presented 1 Y ue Vitape of Newest wins vey | || THE, CANADIAN BANK fine community hall, which was open- ---- ed on Tuesday of last week. Such a « OF COMMERCE : gift is a lasting and excellent monu- H Lo ment of a man's appreciation of his PAID-UP CAPITAL . . $1 5,000,000 home town--the place where he ob- RESERVE FUND - - $15,000,000 tained his start in life--the place RAN Valker, that protected him before he "made PORT PERRY B GH, X. B, Walker, Manager, good." -- OOO 4 In the current "Ford News" it is eR : : stated that the closed car output has Th Peo les M Ma vk increased 58%. y € P J eat et LODO : CHOICE STOCK We sell everything you want in choice, clean, For twenty-five years Mr. Jno, W. palatable, nutritious and satisfying meats. Crozier, of Reach Township, has FE pl been a successful breeder of York- . : If you want it good shire swine ,and has become an ex- 4 3 pert in the selection of his breeding BERT MacGREGOR animals. Such ability is of prime rest Ring . one importance in these days when it has Will do the pas up Ph 12. w tial to p a good " " . we animals if Canada is in 'any way to compete with such countries as Den- mark in the production of bacon. D k has ded b of uniformity of type. The old days of "fat pork" are going, and breeders will be well advised to consider such animals as Mr, Crozier is breeding when selecting their stock. In. an- is advertising some stock for sale. (J (emt ~ UTICA GARDEN PARTY This garden party promises to be one of the best this season. An ex- cellent and generous program is to be given by Oshawa talent under the direction of Mrs. «Bell. This event takes place at the home of Mr. and On the