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Fire Insurance _ "Let us place your Fire Insurance for you." We re- present several very reliable companies. Geo. R. Davey SMITH & SMITH Lindsay, Ont. Land Surveyors and Engineers, Surveying and Municipal Engineer- ing, Sewerage, Drainage, Roadways. HIGH POINT We are sorry to hear that our old friend Hiram Lamb has been confined to the house through illness, but we hope for a speedy recovery. The mi ry train p d here on Friday last, which runs on very fast time through the mountain route, Mr. Ira Belknap, of Prince Albert, was in this vicinity recently deliver- ing mail matter that had gone astray from the baggage car of the noon train which we were much pleased to receive. Mx. Lorne Martyn was a guest of his friend Ben Smith, of Prince AI bert, on Sunday, Some of our farmers are now work- ing on the land. eri Omen UTICA NEWS Mr, and Mrs, Louis Wagner* and family spent Easter Sunday with relatives in Greenbank. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Knox, of Osha- wa, spent Easter with her parents Mr, and Mrs. Manuel, Miss Norine Hortop is visiting with friends in Oshawa, Mr. Fergus Nottingham of Raglan, has been visiting with relatives in this neighbourhood. ' Miss Elda Christie spent the holi- days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Christie. Miss Ola and Dorothy Medd are spending a week with their grand- mother in Columbus. The music of the men's choir was much appreciated on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Carl Knox visited with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Geer, on Sunday. ATE SONYA Mr, and Mrs. James Watson enter- tained the adult and senior Bible classes at their home on Monday evening, when a pleasant time was enjoyed by all. Mr. Roland McDonald, who has been ill, is some better. The Mission Band are giving a con- cert in the Church on Friday evening. Misses Mildred McPhail and Lorna Dure, of Toronto, spent Sunday with Misses Clema and Jean McTaggart. The following spent Easter at their homes here: Miss Mary Watson, of Fenelon Falls; Misses Thelma. and Edna Cookman, Gertrude and Lexie Munro, Lorna Dure, Eva Williamson, Mildred McPhail, Clara McLean, of Toronto. Miss Jean Watson and Miss Gert- rude Gibson, of Toronto, are visiting friends in this vicinity, rain (sabes ASHBURN 'Our pastor the Rev. A. McD. Haig illustrated his talk by views on death and resurrection of Christ at the Sun- day evening services. Good singing ANN OUNCEMENT and part of this week. We were very sorry to onr customers: come to our store and Sola back not hoi served; a in. case of}. sickness you cannot h Now, ladies and gent mean, we are inviting everybody to visit our store from now on. We guarantee satisfaction to everybody, and we hope that we and all our customers will be Wel and able to do business the same as usual. ® We have recieved quite a lot of new goods and oy will be sold at a reasonable price. ALIX GILBOORD Drygoods, Boots & Shoes. Port Perry, Ont, The Peoples' Meat Market We sell everything you want in choice, clean, palatable, nutritious and satisfying meats. If you want it geod BERT MacGREGOR Will do the rest. ~~ Ring up Phone 72. COAL NEWS Spring Announcement I have completed arrangements whereby I receive a regular supply of D.L. & W., and D. & H. Scran- ton Coal this season. Prices as follows: Nut and Stove $16.00 a ton delivered. Egg Coal $15.50. These prices guaranteed until the 1st of June, Special jprices on Pea Coal, and small size Nut _ Coke--if ordered now. $12.50 a ton delivered. = We must move this to make room for new shipments. SOLVAY HARD COKE The best on the market--a car now unloading, the large nut size, suitable for heaters or furnaces. I Price $13.00 a ton delivered. A car of large lump Eastern Kentucky Domestic Coal just arrived. $10.50 a ton delivered. Your orders solicited. P. FIGARY PHONES: Office94 Res. 214 Port Perry :: Ontario ) was also a feature of the progr: Mr. Geo. West spent Easter Sunday in the City. Burn's Church Community Club is having Thursday evening as social night, when a pleasant evening is to 'be looked for. Ladies are providing the lunch. 4 Mes, L. Richardson is visiting her e Mrs, Guy near Oshawa, whose 2 308 has been very ill, but is now Your Water Supply Automatic--Sure Continuous service -- day and A sights-al waz? under pressure. TORONTO Pneumatic Water on account of sickness our store has been pert | fost uo weak J' Good work. In the way of Harness Blankets Curry Combs Brushes, ete. You can buy, now at very low prices from W. HARRISON Blong Blogk rices at Port Perry fat. You can save labor and make more money by sending your cream to Port Perry Creamery Allan Goode. Proprietor. C.C. Stenhouse ARCHITECT Houses, Stores and Public Buildings properly designed and supervised. Union Bank Building, Oshawa; Ont. Miss Madeline Cockburn Miss Hazel Cockburn Teachers of PIANO AND VIOLIN Bell Phone 169 r 2 Port Perry JOHN BELDON LUNDY L.D.8, D.D.8. DENTAL SURGEON Graduate of Royal College of Dental Surgeons and University of Toronto Office hours 9a.m. to 6 p.m.. Even- ings by appointment. Bell Phone, office 68 r 2. Residence 68 r 8. Office over Morrison's Drug Store. CHIROPRACTIC is a sci that will show you ho support your faith. It has helped many people back to sound health by adjusting the subluxations of their spine that interfered with nervous energy reaching every part of their bodies, o (} Ld "Jane" will antertaln you at the| | Town Hall, Port ay, 0 on n Saturday "Port Perrylfl Repairing promptly done. ll ng pro Ri le. If Goode's Creamery | Is paying 34c. per lb. for butter | e char superh new Watloarors we are now SEMI Eni ridheD pilin hn ER | Floor Oilcloth save time in £7 ats who yo ow Chm oa pale of scissors; home. when repapering need attgption in neat tile and floral patterns in widths of and 2} yards, WALL PAPER suitable for Kitchen o or Bedroom, Regular 15¢. To Ci ar at 100. roll v 1, 2 Price ¢ yard. | Printed Linoleums in 4 different patterns; 4 yards wide, $4.20 running yd. WINDOW BLINDS AT CUT PRICES 8 dozen Window Blinds, colors plain, green and yel- low, size 87 in. wide, 72 in. long, reg. 90c. value, for 7c. 10 dozen Oil yellow, re ue Shades, colors light and dark, n and reg. $1.25 value, for ads Efe 15 one room lots of Wall Papers, mostly all this year' s pat- "terns. These papers are among our best sellers. Papers suitable for all rooms. Reg. 18c. papers for 12%e. Reg. 86¢. for 22¢c. Reg. 25¢c. for 19¢c. Tag, 'B0c. for 8c. FOR SALE AND WANT ADVERTISEMENTS PAY ORGAN FOR SALE Bell organ, six octave, piano case, oak finish. Apply at Star Office, ; 4 FOR SALE New model incubator, 260 egg, for sale cheap. Apply at Star Office. .. Ke BOARDERS WANTED I have accomodation for boarders. Apply at Star Office. r----() (}(pmeten. EGGS FOR HATCHING Jersey Black Giant eggs for hatch- ing: Imported strain. Good layers. $1.50 for 15. Apply Geo. R. Davey, Port 'Perry. ----(---- GARAGE WANTED Wanted to rent a private garage, must be close to the local Telephone Exchange. For. particulars apply to the Local Bell Telephone Office. go 000 WANTED An experienced girl for general housework; no children. Apply to Mrs, E. W. Drew, 1562 King Street, E., Oshawa, May 1 rere (OQ BARN FOR SALE Frame barn 32 x 50, in good shape, metal roof, new last year. For par- ticulars and 'price apply to James two Harding, phone 92 r 1-6, Seagrave. ree 0 Ore FARM FOR RENT Farm for rent on Scugog Island. Possession March 1st, 1925. For particulars apply to Mrs John Adams, Ambleside, BRS; Port Perry, Ont. ) May 15. FOR SALE The undersigned has a quantity of hay and a number of cedar posts for | 5 'sale. Apply to Alex. Uxbridge. STABLE TO RENT I also have for sale 5 bushels of sweet clover seed, an express wagon, and a single plow. . If you. are in need of a John Irvin Pump we have many new ones made up for sale. Call or phone 148 r 1-8, A. D. PETERS {Jubilee Pump Work, Port Perry, Ont. BOOST YOUR HOME TOWN Boost Port Perry three big days, Do not grouch, it never pays, Boost your town, Boost your friends, Boost your church that you attend, Boost the firm with which your dwel- Boost the goods that you are selling; Boost the people round about you. | Possibly they can do without you. | But success will quicker find them If they know that you're behind them; Boost for every forward movement, | 'Bost for every new improvement, Boost the stranger, and the neighbor, Boost the man for whom you labor, To have a town that's bigger, better, Cense to be a Chronic Knocker, Cease to be a progress blocker, 'Boost it to the final letter, Boost Port Perry to a tee, That it may attractive be, Boost its® schools and boost its ; teacher, Boost its Churches he its Preachers, X Boost our factories, boost our banks, Put them in the tip top ranks, Boost the farmers, boost the buyers, Boost the shippers and don't be cryers| f§ Boost our grocers, boost our drapers, Our shoe, stores, barbers, and our home paper, EE vt fot sore | For Port Perry's come to life once FOR SWEETS GO TO. RUDDYS Large assortment of Lowney's box and bulk Chocolates, also one hundred different kind of choco : late bars to choose from. Try Ruddy's 50¢. Dinner Largest assortment of Tobacco and Cigarettes in town. RUDDY'S RESTAURANT e6