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trust he will regain' strength. py Miss Kaye and Thelma Spence, Mr. + M. Sedwick and Mr, B. Timson, were guests of Mrs. Spears, "Marshview " Cottage", on Sunday. ~The Business Men's Bible Class of . Uxbridge are holding their 'annual rally service on Sunday next, At the afternoon session the Hon, E. C. Drury will be the speaker; at the evening service Messrs Weeks and "Staples will speak. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nott, Mr, and Mrs. Stevens, of Brampton, were visitors in town over Sunday. retain {YY (ponsnentn GOES TO ENGLAND Mr. W. A. Evans sails for England delighted with your selec- want. = We guarantee our dia- monds. era (}() renin We teach watches and clocks to tell the truth, I. R. BENTLEY JEWELLER & OPTOMETRIST PORT PERRY, ONT. on Saturday of this week, and will visit the Empire Exhibition, ean (Mrs TAKING A TRIP WEST Mr. and Mrs, Jas, Stonehouse will spend the summer in the West. They ieiv on Tuesday morning and on their Journey will visit Winnipeg, travel as tar west as Victoria, B.C., and will call on friends in Dakota. They ex- pect to return home in October. Op DIED At Boissevain, Man., on June 6th, 1924, Alonzo Woods. Mr. Woods was a brovher-in-law of Mr, Chas. Taylor, and was a blacksmith at Greenbank, aL one time. nm Prine NOTICE Any person having business with the Treasurer of the Pine Grove Uemevery Company, during the sum- mer will please communicate with W. L. Parish, Port Perry. tae ODDFELLOWS MEET There will be a special meeting of the Oddfellows at their hall in Port Perry, on Monday evening, June 23. All members are requested to attend. emission Owing to the Special services in the Methodist Church at Uxbridge, Mr. St. John and the Misses Brown- scombe have had to withdraw from taking part in the services at the Port Perry Methodist Church next Sunday. een QO ie PRINCESS BULBUL Orono people have good reason to be proud of the performance which they have staged--*Bulbul." This operetta was given in the Town Hall, on Tuesday evening last to a rather small audience. Had the people known better how good the concert was, there would doubtless have been a much larger attendance. Styled somewhat as the Mikado, the whole operetta is exceedingly bright and attractive. When the costumes were advertised as "gorgeous" some might have been inclined to take the statement with a grain of salt, but they were--a perfect rainbow of gor- geous color and brightness. Each of the principals are to be complimented on their rendition. If any characters are to be picked out perhaps the choice would be the Prince and Princess, Lilla and Alain. "The chorus parts were well sus- tained and sung in fine spirit. Mrs. D. Robb and Mrs. Brown, who con- ducted the operetta, deserve great praise for their excellent training. This visit from Orono musical art- ists shows how much can be plished by a community which works together. They 'have left for those who attended the entertainment the memory of a very pleasant evening and a "gogeous" spectacle that will - be remembered. ais little solo and chorus, with its CHANGES OF MINISTER The following changes were made at the recent Methodist Conference, as they affect this community: Rev. R. G. Carruthers goes to Sea- grave; Rev. J. W. Swayne ,from Ivan- hoe to Prince-Albert; Rev. Mr. Mc- Neely, M.A, B.D., to Scugog; Rev. J. R. Sanderson, to Pickering; Rev. A. M. Irvin, B.A, B.D., to Whitby; Rev. J. E. Griffith, B.A., to Blackstock; Rev E. A. McCutcheon, B.A., B.D,, to Can- nington; Rev. Alex. Edmison, M.A., tor Little Britain. Rev. F. H, Howard has been trans- ferred to Millbrook. Rev. R. G. Carruthers has been ap- pointed Chairman of this District. emis WEDDING BELLS A very happy event took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Thompson, Manchester, on June 3rd, when at the hour of three o'clock on a beautiful afternoon, Miss Clara Irene Thompson was married to Mr. Joseph R. Ward, of Utica, by Rev. W. Higgs. There were present the parents of both bride and groom, many of their relatives and a few other friends, The bride was given away by her father, while the wedding march was played. After congratulations all sat down to a sumptuous wedding supper. 1'he bride was the recipient of many beautiful and useful presents, tokens of the esteem and affection in which the young couple are held. ® The bridal party left for an extend- ed tour after which they will reside at Utica. eres) ( (preerees BOWLING NEWS Mr. John Hayden's "Financiers" made a big spread on Tuesday night by trimming the President and his rink of skips, by a nice margin. "Billy" Wilson says that finance is no help when it comes to bowling. C. V. has cast the next challenge. John says "come along, we fry them hard." A number of the Port Perry Club were in Whitby at the Tournament on Wednesday, but on going to press we had heard no results. Four Port Perry Rinks won from Whitby on the local green in the South League schedule. The locals go to Oshawa on Friday night. Have you seen the smile on the Sargeant-Major this week? "Eyes Front." tion, and that is what you" ; ! Baretta for here 'in.3 car J rable only with cars much hi : ie Downton ong life 'mechanism; handsome and PE tra Fisher-Built bodies; spmplete equipment, these are partial, rea tion to these is Chevr (a price made possible by Ee quay tion)--and the fact that Chevrolet gives quality transportation at a lower cost per gle other car. than any In short, Chevrolet gives the greatest 'motor car value per dollar expended. These are the reasons, wherever you go, Chevrolet is popular. Ask any Chevrolet owner about- Chevrolet per- forman * ce. Ask us about the GMAC Deferred Payment Plan LOCAL DEALERS BEARE BROS. PORT PERRY TOWN BEAUTIFICATION It is not always convenient or wise to remove a fence around the home; but there are times when this can be done to great advantage. Two mnot- able instances of this may be seen in the property of Mr. Wm, Willard and the Hiscox home next door. These have both been greatly improved by the. removal of the fences. The real problem of town beauti- fication in Port Perry is found in the proper treatment of the boulevards. Some of these are very ill kept. Sometimes the roughness of the boulevard makes it well nigh impos- sible to keep the grass and weeds cut, Yet it is surprising what can be done when the Council and the citizen | work together. If you need any proof of this just look at the job re- cently done in front of Mr. Bentley's property on Queen Street. That work is a credit to both the Council and Mr. Bentley. If a different policy could be start- ed by the Council in the care of boule- vards, the matter could be improved greatly in a comparatively short time. It frequently happens that a corfsider- able amount of earth is cleaned out of the ditches. If this were used to level the boulevards the unsightly spots would soon be removed. The next step would be to have some uniform method of having the grass 'and weeds cut on the boule- vards. Some by-law could be framed | on the same principle as the snow by-law, which would require the pro- perty holder to keep the weeds cut in front of his place or they could be cut by the street commissioner and the labor charged sgaingt the pre perty. There are some properties with af very long frontage where this law could be modified, and the town bear Party. the. mast , beautiful and well kept town in the province. A great many are doing splendidly, If you want to see a well kept boulevard go up to the homes of Messrs Geo. Byers and McKinnon Bros, and there are many others. We are getting good roads; the next thing is well kept boulevards. CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Venerable Archdeacon Warren will take the services at the Church of the Ascension, on Sunday morning next. FISHING This year the fishing sea- son has opened unusually well in Lake Seugog. Almost everybody who went out fishing on Monday morning came in with'a good catch, either of muskalunge or bass, or both. The morning was a bit windy, and bass fish- ing was somewhat better than 'lunge fishin We are looking: wird to a good fishing season. . COURT OF REVISION - Township of Reach, ~ Take notice that the Court for the| Revision 'of the Assessment Roll of the Township of Reach, at the Township Hall, 16 Saturday, the 14th day of June, at the hour of 2 o'clock p.m, to consider | appeals against the assessment of the said Township for the year 1924. Parties interested are hereby noti- fied to govern themselves accordingly. W. F. DOBSON," Township Clerk. Eyes Examined BY THE 'MOST MODERN . METHOD GLASS EYES FITTED. F. E. LUKE 167 Yonge St. Toronto. CHIROPRACTIG is a science that will show you proof to 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. Ae Ladies Haley 4 Ladi? ghd Girls' nice dresses at very. low prices. 7 : Ladies' Hose, silk, mercerised and cotton, vi low prices. dies' Corsets, good Suslity, to Seay at $1.10, ] therette Han clearing at ae. good bargain in d Bags, Bleached Sheeting, | 78 inches wide, to clear at 59c. yard. Children's nice checked Gingham Hats, 59%. : Ee a vl our low prices are our advertisement. When you need any of these goods, come and see us. "ALIX. GILBOORD DRYGOODS, READY-TO-WEAR, BOOTS & SHOES PORT'PERRY = ©. PHONE nw When in need of Printing--Letter 'Paper, Billhead, Envelopes, Cards, Bills, Visiting Cards--leave your order at the Star Office. "a = iz Stationery, Glassware, Notions a We sell Toronto Star, daily or weekly . Open Evenings GOODE ICE CREAM Cones and Fancy Dishes 1 ICED DRINKS--Bottled or from the Cooler. MRS. G. Ww. SCHELL, PORT PERRY -