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+ TM. 1 f pis «Jt is eA to take fs about. the 10th of June. singing by the "'mothers' or ** in the United Church last Sunday was much appreciated _ Forceful and inspiring addresses Wert given by Rev. John Coburn of the Department of Social Ser- vice and vangelism. SILVER MEDAL CONTEST ~The Port Perry W.C.T.U. in- tend holding wwo Silver Medal Contests in the Town Hall on Friday evening May 15th, Eight boys and girls have -entered the 'elocution class; and . six girls in the music 'class. There will be choruses and solcs by local talent. - Come and enjoy a rare treat, A misgion :~Adults 25¢. Children "Qualifies as Councillor On Monday evening a few peo- ° ple attended the nomination meeting, and the following nom- inations were made--Messrs. W. L, Parrish and H. G. Hutcheson each nominated for the offices of both Reeve and Councillor, and Mr. Geo. Stone as Councillor. Mr. Hutcheson qualified for the posi- tion of Councijllor, but the other nominees deci ined to accept any office. Under the circumstances it will be necessary for Mr. Neil Sweetman to continue as Acting Reeve until some accumulated work is disposed of, and at a later date there will be another nomination for Reeve. PROPERTIES FOR SALE TO-DAY $1800-- Live near Osha- "awa, Splendid house, half acre. Information, M. Gibson, Whitby. FOOTBALL Scoresin the 8. O. F.A. played May 9th, At Green River--Green River 3, Ashburn 0 At Goodwood --Goodwood 7, Whitby 0 At Claremont, Claremont 4, Cherrywood 2 AtM Brooklin 8,Manch 0 } Mench Standing--Claremont won 2, lost 0, 4 points; Brooklin won 2,4 pts:Goodwood won |, draw |, 3 pts; Groen River, won |, 16st 1, 2 pts; Pickering; won |, 2 pts; Cher- rywood, lost 1, draw |, | pt; Ashburn, lost 2; Whitby, lost 2; Manchester lost |, DH Dr: E.-S. Baker wishes to announce that, having been disappointed in not gecuring a suitable location, in Port Perry, he is not coming here at pre- sent. i CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION yo The services next Sunday morning 5 will be held at 11 a.m., taken by Rev. 0. Gallagher, of Blackstock. Junior W. A. meet in the Parish Hall "at 4 p.m. Thursday-- Evensong until reading, at 7.30 p.m, ODO * DIED In Port Perry, Ont, on Saturday, May 9th, 1925, Willian A. McConnell, - {late of. Missouri West);-in- his 76th year. < a 000m BORN To Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lyle, on Wednesday, May 6th, 1925, a son-- Alymer Keith, epee : THE UNITED CHURCH - Ministers: + - Rev. William Higgs 'Rev. A. E. Thornley Sunday May 17th ; Pablic worship at 11 a.m and 7 p.m! 1 "8. S.'and Bible Classes at 8 p.m. Y. P. L., Monday at 8.00 Juniors; Thursday, at 4.30 p.m. © Prayer and Praise Service at 8 p. ~m, on Thursday.™ = " The Annual Coavention of the Woman: . 6 up his 2 an. be : the 'best we have ever 1 | been able to offer you. 3 . em is Our prcgsom esti clock. and jewellery re- are from 25% to % less than elsewhere. Bt your work here. em For Auto Clocks or. Goggles see ours. ~ oc I. R. BENTLEY Jeweller and Optometrist: Mrs. Spears Dressmaking and Hairwork Marcel - Waving, Cutting and Shampooing, Combing made into switches. Work called for and delivered," Phone 101 r- 2-3 for- information, rr - DIED At his home 91 Ravine Avenue, Rochester, N.Y., on Tuesday, May 5, 1925, Robert Benson, aged 71 years. Mr. Benson was born in Port Perry, and was the son of the late Thomas Benson, Boot and Shoe Merchant. He received his education at. the.Port Perry Public and High Schools. After leaving Port Perry he resided in the City of Buffalo, N.Y. There are still many of his old associates in Port Perry that remember him-as being a good and true friend. He is survived by one sister, Miss Nellie Benson, and four 'brothers, Thomas Benson, William P. Benson, | Albert Benson and.David J, Benson.] He was buried at Buffalo, N.Y. ee Olga NOTICE Any person owing an account to 'the estate of the late Dr. Mellow will kindly call at the store of W. M. Letcher, at their earliest convenience. W. Merlin Letcher, Administrator FOUND A sum of money in J. F. McClin- tock's store. Owner can have same by proving property and paying for advt. (Apply J. F. McClintock. LOO at Port Perry E paying 86¢, per lb. for butter ating can save labor and male = money by sending your cream to Port Perry Creamery GOODE BROS. Proprietors aia CAR OF FRESH CEMENT NOW IN. B. C, Cedar Shingles, Siding, Ceil- ing, and Mouldings. Hardwood Slabs and Body wood on hand, Nut and Stove Coal on hand. Prices attractive to those who wish to purchase. ic C. L. VICKERY. ee COURT OF REVISION _ ~ VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY Notice is hereby given that the Court of Revision for the' Munici- pality of the "Village of Port" Perey for the year 1925 will hold its sitting in the Clerk's Office on the 8 | day of June, 1925, at 8 o'clock p.m, to hear and- determine the several in the Assessment Roll for the said Municipality for the said said year 1926, All persons having business at the ol | said Conse are herby ii on tod woe published his 2th ot] ¥ y 1 g che ny "TE H, PURDY, Clerk. i l Port Perry So Io . the Star Car has demonstrated] Its leadershipi in low design and equipnient. Cari is the only low-priced car with. | Nil ~ Genuine 495 "Full Balloon Tires and 20"Wheels as the standard 'equipment - onal enclosed models at ho extra charge. © STANDARD 'GARAGE' Ontario Sta of priced, me Eas The Star ET HH i Car. Today' y ph ra 1 i x mL Goode's Creamery T complaints of errors or ommissions || Dr.J. A. Mathers | Physician and Surgeon, Successor to' late Dr. S. J. Mellow Office, Queen St., Port Perry. Bell Phone 17 SEED POTATOES FOR SALE The undersigned has for sale a number of bags of Prince Edward Island seed potatoes which will be sold at 65c. a bag while they last. Can be seen at the Star Office. Mrs. Philip Figary a ARTIN -SENOUR WOOD-LAC STAIN for furniture Floors & & oSpepork "HOME PAINTING MADE, EASY ho» SOLD, BY. W. L. PARRISH Port Perry, Ont. - TAXI 'SERVICE Mr. Harold R. Archer wishes to anfiounce that he has started a taxi service ang will be pleased to cater to 'your needs. Closed cars. will be used and you will 'he assured 'of first class service, EE PASTURE The undersigned will provide pas- ture for cattle at lot 11, con. 7, Reath. Apply to W. Starr, R.R. 1, Port Perry May 14-2 ' . FOUNTAIN PEN FOUND * Apply at Star Office. JUNE 3rd Scugog Chapter 1-0. D. E. are "| planning to- make June 3rd a very special day in Port Perr. There will be attractions for both-afternoon "| and evening and a big supper will be served. Watch for Torker Getaily "land announcement, "We will tinue to. 8 | will: on a small 4, 167 Yon St. ost To 1 for 50c a _ Choloe Variety of Men's Suitings I «We have tne finest selection - . in Town of ews AND_BOYS' CAPS Re-modelling, Cleaning, ~ Pressing don Repairing. one. Ww. H. 'DOUBT MERCHANT TAILOR. PORT PERRY, ONTARIO _ AGENT FOR ¥ |Larvex Moth Proof] . Liquid for the ig of cloth. Can be bought by the bottle. or will call personally and apply Larvex| to clothing, carpets, upholstery. Suits insured against moths Thousands: of dollars' worth of material Sestioved by{. moths every year. L DR. J. A. MURRAY, DENTIST Office. upstairs in Leonard Block Hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Phone 93 PORT PERRY, ONTARIO REAL ESTATE "Box LL Myrtle Station quickly and satls- {factor ry sold bilerma. chang: on -reasonabl e Large. list to select from. Bell Phone 120 r 2 "JOAN BELDON LUNDY _ LDS, DDS, DENTAL SURGEON™ Graduate of Royal College of Dental Surgeons and University of 'Toronto. Office Hours--9 a.m. to 5 pm. Even 'ing by appointment Phones-Office 68 r 2. Residence 68% 8 Office over Morrison's Drug Store. . IT PAYS TO ATTEND THE BEST! g ELLIOTT 5 Ie72620 (0d! Yonge and Alexander oie Toronto. Every graduate of: the last 15 months has secured employment. Open all year. Enter now. Catalogue free. . > W. J. ELLIQTT, Principal. bS - i . ~The Least every ® The Greatest Service-- Tf There's no gives so much service over so long a. period with so little attention as a That's why I recommend the Toronto Self- Oilipg Windmill so highly. Windmills have given from eighteen to fj twenty years' service with practically no atieption outside an occasional ciling 3 Is) the! Toronto Self: Oiling Windmillall- : hearing 3 New oil is required "only once'a year." - : 1Eyo0u already ou own a Toronto Windmill, ve you the head and us Senge he Pe our pra hie we Hl a mien ll J Attention iece of farm equipment, that ood windmill. Lots o Toronto e still operating satisfactorily" grass in a bath, of special oil ee hyn neither heat or cold--every roughly and automatically I can "self-oiling feature by merely Jaton ! The "Toro to" Tower will indir a Mfstine 4 ase ff it is the shutter, strongest" and | Jor any inl I . MILTON STONE Wo 1g 10. op Port Perry, Ont. TLR SELF.OILING | TOROS Shoals