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Chautauqua--July 17, 18, 20, 21-- Four glorioug days, and a glorious Sunday. - mie enim UNION W. M. 8. Always at your service in our Opti E---- - I. R. BENTLEY Jeweller and Optometrist. The Women's Missionary Society of the United Church will meet in the Ladies' Parlor, on April 8th at 3 p.m. An éaster program is being prepared, not forgetting the Easter Scripture text at the roll call, also' election of officers. Kindly bring or send all mite boxes, cent- a-day money, also dues, as the money has to be sent away the last of this month. A cordial invitation is extended to all the ladies of the congregation. ----ae MINISTERIAL MEETING The Ministerial Association of Port Perry met in the Ladies' Parlor of the United Church, on Tuesday after- noon with Rev's Higgs, Thornley, Jarrett and Brown, of Port Perry, Latimer, of Myrtle, Griffith and Gal- lagher, of Blackstock, present. After reading the minutes of the last meet- ing that recorded papers read by Dr. Laidlaw of High Park Church, To- ronto, and Rev. J. 8. I. Wilson, of Brighton, Rev. Mr. Higgs read an interesting, helpful and up to date paper on "Inspiration" which pro- voked an interesting discussion in which all present took part. Notice of a resolution re Sunday funerals, to be introduced at the next meeting, was given, At the next meeting Rev. Mr. Griffith will give the paper. A GOOD CAUSE Last Saturday the Boy Scouts dis- tributed envelopes and circulars to the Port Perry homes asking for funds to provide suitable rooms for their work. We trust that there will be a kindly response as the work of the Boy Scouts is good. Collection is to be made on Saturday of this week. re Perens: DIED In Port Perry, on Thursday, March 26th, 1925, Pearl Brittain, beloved At the last meeting of the Agri- cultural Society, Mr Hutcheson, President of the Horticultural So- ciety, came before the directors and was given an opportunity to read a letter from the Provincial Forester regarding supplying trees for re- forestry. Mr. Hutcheson said the society he represented was jnterested in the work as also were the Boy Scouts and had the authority of Mr. Arlidge to offer their assistance in planting and he would like to see the Agricultural Society become in- terested. The Government communication communication offered to supply trees of several varieties sufficient to plant 1 to 3 acres, 1210 trees to an acre and if Port Perry would set aside a plot they would send 2 man to supervise and direct the work, all free. He thought a portion of the Fair Grounds could be used for this purpose and asked the chairman to invite an expression of views from several directors present. As all the directors were familiar' with the Government program, an interesting talk ensued in which valuable in- formation was given, particularly by Mr. Grant Christie and Mr. George Smith. It was thereupon decided to have a committee look over the ground and if it seemed to be practical, p nt the matter to the attention of the council as the town owns the grounds The cost would be very little, the wife of Russell Sonley, in her 30th year. re Urn, i PORT PERRY LAWN BOWLING CLUB ~The annual meeting of the Bowling Club was held in the Treasurer's, Office on Monday evening, March 30. There was a good attendance and much interest was manifested in ar- ranging plans for the season. The following officers were elected: i hi i io 1 i gf Ee i THI F fs sf invited. COMBINATION SALE A combination sale of household furniture will be held on Saturday, April 18th. Persons wishing to have articles put in this sale kindly leave the list of same with Geo. Jackson & Son this week. UNITED CHURCH Ministers: Rev. William Higgs Rev. A. E. Thornley Sunday-- Public Worship, 11 am. and 7 p.m. Sunday School at 3 p.m. Monday--Y. P. L. at 7.30 p.m. Thursday--Junior League at 4.30 Prayer Meeting at 7.30 p.m. Rev. A" E. Thornley has com- menced a very helpful series of studies in the Book of Acts for the benefit of those who attend the Thursday evening Service. meee AN EASTER MONDAY CONCERT will be given in the United Church, under the auspices of the Sunday - £ INSTRUCTIONS for © MULTIPLIER = pyp Breaktheclumpapartbeforcs enmisiiar in a willproduceabunchofearly - If | green onions, or will repro- duce a clump in the Fall. Remsic's LUMBER FOR SALE °° The undersigned has for sale about 4000 feet of hardwood and basswood lumber, | Apply at Star Office. 2 mie (Yims ANCONA EGGS Eggs for hatching from heavy winter producing hens. $1.00 per 15. C. Wakeman, Phone 221, ¢/o C. Coulter. : eer Oe MRS. RUSSELL SONLEY We greatly regret to have to re- cord the death of Mrs. Russell Son- ley in her 30th year, on Thursday, March 26th, 19265. Mrs. Sonley was a woman of ster- ling character, and by her kindly dis- position made for herself a host of friends. - For some years before her mar- riage Mrs. Sonley was employed in Mr. McIntyrg's store, and while there School. Miss Copeland, of Toronto, was a favorite with both her fellow vocalist and Mrs. Carruthers, of Sea- grave, elocutionist, and others will give the program. Further par- ticulars later. Dassen ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Church Services as usual at 11 a.m, and 7 p.m, Sunday School at 3 pm. ia ---- On the 16th of April the Young le of Blackstock will p t the play "Nothing But the Truth" under the auspices of the local lodge of the Loyal True Blues, in the Town Hall Port Perry. eres YY en. FOR EXCHANGE 15 hoe drill, Massey-Harris, nearly new will exchange for one of smaller size. Peter Campbell, Bell Phone 113 r 1-5. lot 13, con 6, Reach. ae eee MOVED x Mr. Art Prentice wishes to. an- nounce that he has moved his barber- ing business to mew quarters in the Leonard Block, Queen St., Port Perry, and is in good position to give ex- cellent service. employees and the customers of the store. 4 g Mrs. Sonley was a member of St. Port Perry Cafe | WILLIAM , 'Cor. ADELAIDE and JARVIS Sea. write us, acres. wi dL Syed Aste prov comply Sanntion |. 1 oxious. to. keep 2 Las i | work, and are prepared E COMPANY | LIMITED TORONTO. ~*~ , cannot oblain locdily." giving your Dealer's address John's Presbyterian Church, and took a keen interest in church work. . 'The untimely death of Mrs, Sonley has been the cause of sincere sorrow throughout the town, and a great citizens attended the funeral services last Sunday. Deceased is survived by her hus- dand and two small ¢hildren. ? The sympathy of the community is extended to the bereaved husband and relatives, cp ¢y It was a very rough night on Loch Ferand and old Magill did not relish ferrying the stranger across. How- ever, he undertook the journey. Halfway across the wind was. blow- ing a tornado, and the water was lashing around them. Magill became more than a' little nervous. - He turned to the stranger: Bg "Hey, mon," he said, "I think ye had better. pay up noo,. instead of waitin' till we make land. Ye never ken what may happen." Opens on Saturday, April 4th Meals and Lunch Served at all Hours. ICE CREAM SERVED Modern Service. Prices Reasonable Give us a trial. - We will please you. 'Everything new Tobacco for Sale. FONG SOY, Proprietor Hie : ash ee When you wish a lot of "USE PRIN ET ES i er Spt JERE le to know anything : ERS INK. : gp ON 4 | glontitien, Buirde of Trade aud vaz- | 8 work, and ar prepared fo sel FIFTY SUITS at COST| All stock at reduced wel - have a fine showing i 1 and whether you buy or not, it ; isa Pleasure 5 show you our "Be. wr 0. COD ain l . e aT vay doa here. Complete stock of woollens : in suits and. overcoats. We re-shell fur lined coats. Re-modelling, 2, Ww. H. DOUBT MERCHANT TAILOR 'PORT PERRY, ONTARIO ¢' SMITH & SMITH Land Surveyors and Engineers, Surveying and Municipal Engineer- ing, Sewerage, Drainage, Roadways. re------------------ DR. J. A. MURRAY, Ties DENTIST Office upstairs in Leonard Block Hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Phone 93 PORT PERRY, ONTARIO | POTATOES FOR SALE Se. A 7 -- "200 bags first class cooking po- 'tatoes for sale. Apply to M. A. Gerrow, at the bakery, Port Perry. OD p OUR GREAT NEW INDUSTR To attract $40,000,000 more tour- ist 'business to the Province of On- tario during 1925 is the worthy ob- ject.of the Ontario Tourists Research ureaw, which is appealing to muni- organizations to raise a publicity fund of $140,000 to carry on this