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CARD OF THANKS | Dr. Murray wishes to thank his many friends for their kindness and « attention during his illness. 1000 ROSES FREE The Horticultural Society has bought 1000 imported roses of the best quality, named and labelled, and will give 5 free as a bonus to every member. These are worth $3.00 to $3.50 in the ordinary way. This is "the largest premium given by any _ society to its members to our know- ledge. Join the society at once. §1 makes you a member. If you want more roses pay more dollars. You get 6 for every dollar. Get a ticket for a friend or other members of your family. The secretary has arranged in ad- dition to giving 5 roses free, to pro- cure for members the following sets at the special price of $1. each. 50 Gladioli, or 6 Pwonies, or 12 Iris, or 10 Phlox. All are named and labelled except the glads. Leave your dollar at the Star Office, or with Miss Davis, Miss Alexander, or William Clark. te siren BOARDERS WANTED A few boarders wanted. Apply to Mrs. John Johnston, (Gilbert House) Port Perry. cli CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Wallace Bruce and family wish to express their sincere ap- preciation of the untiring kindness and sympathy of their friends and 2. neighbours. during the long illness ang nt the time of the death of Mr. Brice, eee (JH (poems: AUCTION SALE Mrs. J. Whitfield, John Rolph and other are holding an auction sale at the Market Building, Port Perry, on Saturday, March 28th, The offering consigts of household furniture of all kinds, also the balance of Mr, Rolph's stock of new harness. This is a splendid opportunity to get new and second hand good at your own price. Sale at 1.30. Terms cash, Geo. and Ted Jackson, Auctioneers Do elelopisieiien - POSTAGE PACKAGE SALE Everybody welcome. An interesting - evening is being planned by the Ladies' Aid of the United Church, on Friday evening, March 27th, in the basement of the church. The early part of the even- ing will be devoted to Postage Pack- age Sale, followed by a "Sketch from Burn's Cotter's Saturday Night" Light refreshments will pe served for the small sum 'of 15¢. Be sure and "produce a Surprise Package Parcel worth twenty-five cents at the Post Office department. Our members are holding a Parcel Post Sale, We'll explain--many parcels to us come by mail-- A parcel for twenty-five sents that should sell, Buy, and you'll please the members < of our 'Aid quite well. We'll sell it without even cutting the © Did ever you hear of such a strange thing ? ) The 27th of March, we have set for Have your eyes exam- ined by us. Lenses duplicated. Frames Repaired. m------ I. R. BENTLEY Jeweller and Optometrist. UNITED CHURCH Ministers: : Rev. William Higgs Rev. A. E. Thornley Public Worship at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School at 8 p.m. Y. P. League at 7.30 on Monday. Junior League at 4.16 Thursday. Prayer and Praise Service at 7.30 p.m. on Thursday. OU (---- ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Church Services as usual at 11 a.m, "hand 7 p.m. Sunday School*at 3 p.m. rrenmeJ( I ALL FIXED UP Chief Nesbitt has spent his winter hours to good advantage. The base- ment of the town hall has been nicely cleaned and painted, and the whole of the fire equipment and room are in good shape. It is pleasing to note that the two police cells have been turned into ome, and are in whole- some condition. The addition of a sink and running water in-the base- ment is a fine move. el DOD es STANDING UP WELL The cement road in Port Perry seems to have come through the winter well. Of course there may be a different story when the frost comes out, but as yet there is only the crack up the middle of the road for which some provision was made. At the north end this crack is some- what more noticeable and should be MAMA YANN WARNING Parties tearing pickets from the fence fronting Mr. Robt. Murray's be taken against them, if such con- duct continues. DIED At Seagrave, on Wednesday, March 18th, 1926, Maria Jane King, widow of the late Richard Mitchell, in her 81st year. At. Hampton, Ont., on Friday, March 20th, Edith M. Bateson, be- loved wife of Mr. E. L. Williamson. ne (y(n POTATOES FOR SALE 45c. A BAG oo 200 bags first class cooking po- tatoes for sale. - Apply to M. A. Gerrow, at ti bakery, Port Perry. rrp (Y() rms : WATCH LOST Betwen Port Perry and Saintfield-- gentleman's watch. Finder please return to Mr. Coleran, Saintfield, or to Gerrow's Bakery, Port' Perry. filled with hot tar when the proper | time comes. property are warned that action will | ps 3 béen an invalid. Br publie affairs. He was a member of the Manvers Council and' Deputy- three years. His chief interest was in the church, and he was Superin- tendent of the Sunday School where he resided for twenty-five years or more. At the time of his removal to Reach Township, the Lotus Church people made a presentation to him, {and in the address the following paragraph occurs which indicates the esteem in which he was held by his fellow church members: "All members and adherants of the congregation with which you and your family have worshipped and labored for 'the religious interests of the community, we desire to express our appreciation of your valued ser- vices. You did not hesitate, even when others faltered, to give freely of your means and time, and influence as well, to promote the spiritual life and interests of the people. = Your untiring loyalty and effort were of our commodious church village of Lotus. We sought to do you honor in selecting you to present the church to be dedicated as a place of worship. These things, together with the assistance always cheerfully rendered by Mrs. Bruce and daughters both in the social life and choir of the church, have 'endeared you as a family to us." Mr, Bruce's life was helpful in every way, and those who were priv- ileged to know him well will sincerely mourn the death of their friend. Mr. Bruce is survived by his widow and four children--Mrs, Frank Wat- son, Seagrave; Mrs. W. W. Holtby, Manchester; Mr. Alvin Bruce, on the homestead at Seagrave; and Miss Effie Bruce at home, To them is ex- tended the sympathy of the com- munity in their bereavement. i ANCONA EGGS Eggs for hatching from . heavy winter producing hens. $1.00 per 156. C. Wakeman, Phone 221, ¢/o C. Coulter. sma) () (reese: FOR EXCHANGE 156 hoe drill, Massey-Harris, nearly new will exchange for one of smaller size. Peter Campbell, Bell Phone 118 r 1-5. lot 18, con 6, Reach, erie (Mere MOYED Mr, Art Prentite wishés to an- nounce that he has moved his barber- ing business to new quarters in the Leonard Block, Queen St., Port Perry, and is in good position to give ex- cellent service. ce took an active part in fa Reeve of the Township for two or 5 largely instrumental in the erection | in thel No other smallcarhas so many big car features as the NEW Chevrolet [7 J Dise' Olutch--completely en- iid a ay. closed. Four friction surfaces The fastened to the reat of the s! channel frame. A steel cover protects the tafik and adds to its appearance. Ne Larger Brikgsssloven wide, Positive brake oper- RH is applied through rake wk steel pull rods. The {ustment is very Sy to regula and readily accessib! Reur Axle completely new. A turdy rear axle that will pil all the famous power of the Chevrolet Motor under any: conditions, ~ Liarger, stronger, bevelled driving gears quietly deliver the power to the alate, Be ove he a axie instead of two; it has no internal adjustments ; it requires no lubris cation. Simple yet delivers all the power to the rear axle with- out slippage. New steering control of semi © reversible type worm and gear construction with fore. and-aft linkage to front wheels. The Chevrolet Motor--Refined-- has unusual power at all speeds, under every driving econdition-- quick get-away in traffie--low fuel consumption. Practically all Waving, parts are ney en- Cord tires on open siodela' 26; Oi automatic brake equalizing 440 Low Peavaare tires on closed models. device entirely distributes the power to the service brakes, New semi-elliptic Rear Springs. © --underslung for better roads ability, The New Frame is Qui membes previous! New, Honeycomb Radiator. With ® a new, more beautiful nickelled en atoms 3 ive Avy Cross 3 New, semi-elliptic front springs one more than was New oe am ¢ BEARE BROS., Dealers Port Perry = Ontario HE NEW CHEVROLET |. ~ When you wish a lot of | _USE PRINTE Rs INK. ple to know anything: _ work, 'and are prepared to sell FIFTY suits at coST| 3 All stock at reduced prices. Wel y qui and satis- i rho 'bought, sold C Large list to select fr Bell Phone 120 have a 28 showing of suitings, you buy or not, it god peasurs show. you our | Be sure'to come in and' 'consult ) us, before buying elsewhere. Complels of woollens : in su overcoats. We hel lined 'coats: Re-modelling, Cleaning, Pressing 3 Repairing 4 lone. MERCHANT TAILOR PORT PERRY, ONTARIO SMITH & SMITH _ Lindsay, Ont. > Surveying and fresaten Tngines ing, Sewerage, Drainage, Fre RE "DR. J. A. MURRAY, DENTIST in Leonard Block | eat Phone 93 "PORT PERRY, ONTARIO LDS, DDS, DENTAL SURGEON | Graduate of Royal College of Dental Surgeons and University of Toronto J | ri a 5pm, Kvep- Yonge and 'Alexander Sts., rad Noted! for high grade instruction and superior employment service. Enter any time. Catalogue free... W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal, - NOTICE 'GOING OUT OF BUSINESS Only a few more days, left. All goods ~ we have left are going at hal f price Easter novelties: ful range, see