The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

| EASTMAN CAMERAS, KODAKS and tims. Printing and Developing done st" » We wll Sy you want in ehoits;. 'elean. palatable, iy and satisfying meats. LONE Erie BERT MacGREGOR - 'Will do the rest. - Ring up Phone 72. a. CHERRIES far again. We expect to * have 'our Cherry Seas apy Si oth Red Montmorency. Jaa Mon ey yely i uire any this season, we will fill it.. . The season is near cari han lst year 0 do nol. be nothing hit the: handle quality. .If you ve your order with. \ two w pointed, I -- some HA bores and crates lett, A good stock of groceries always on band, ; Give i us a oall. We will be pleased to 'serve you. i: F. MeClL ck ll PORT PERRY, ONT. --- Biack Sweet, and + Lat: Gerrow do your baking. Ie is the economical way. Wedding Cakes a specially s from the Br pre- be 'be ph & for Hi. hn Let us see what you get Tor your $2. 0. "Td. i you owns car $2.00 might pay for the gas to e you to To- . ronto and back and buy your supper While you are there, but you d back have to another dollar or two to secure a good seat at the show, | have no car, you could travel by train, to Pickering and 'batk for $2; but then you would be li e the darkéy = hose case was up by, his er Feetoan eg pointed words: 'You spent your "money, and you been for a long ride; but Where you been?" At Shauna you 2 you get eight shows for (all of them good). "for your money, you can share up your 3 this is Leo with the rest on the family--on the ; Shi " ticket. - ght at the outset (Friday afternoon) Jou h Je Pietro La Jordi the an he outst (Foiday agen) Sou Buf Fi Sing- _er, Ven Joust, and Musician--a b in 1 artist, highly polished and d polishing. = 2 ight} instead Ei to the city, sates that city comes to famous humor- =~ n ther i Sieteis will be here. They 'encore artists' having made the a for thred successive seasons. -. They present two programs, afternoon and evening. With the E Sisters. comes Frank, | Church, a brilliant' «orator, a p patriot, aid a man whose sense $f amor ptovid ro "8Spoo of Sunshine" oon and evening. Then Sealty Sa 'Sunday; the day of community fellowship; whan a thousand of our citizens worship in the 'big tent, ive the inspiral ation of a great message.' That costs, nothi ng but such collection as you care to give. Monday afternoon should see every child in the town at the hig tent. There they will follow with breathless in- terest the Segest the Sortunes of "Show White' as presented by the . ht Somes the great Comedy--Her Temporary apd igh con : Tid Stock Company present' the can give, and then Jou will go home and say--"It wag funnier and better than I expected." Quistanding in this ik Ba entertainers is the Croatian - Orehssira, the finest | organization ever presented ig Ghautauquawhat praise could be higher than that? day. and no musicans could provida finer Rp by vhe Croatian Tamburica Orchestra, in their brilliant native garments. In this setting comes Dr. H. Truman Gordon. Tuesday afternoon he brings his great message-- 'Gold Nuggets." Such, in outline, is th Chatauqua program, but that s-is-not all,for - wvidson- is- busy. even-now with plans for figs Maret Ds children. There is to be a . ticket hunt, a Junior Town Parade, with a- prize for the cleverest make-up, and then throughout the whole "course stories and games "for the children. Keep in touch with * Miss Davidson children, She will give you a good time. Tickets for Sale at the Star Office: Adults $2.00, Children $1.00. . ho # Algo on sale at Davis' Drugstore, the Standard Bank, and - Gerrow's Bakery, or from any of the guarantors.. 5 Seine " ia = 4 aN a FC ES ADELIZA ECK Adeliza Eck was born at New- market, Ontario, in 1843 and married William Dunn in Mareh, 1854. They lived on Scugog Island where they carried on farming untit the death "}of Mr. Dunn about twenty-three years ago. Since that time Mrs. Dunn has made her home with her children, until her death on June 24, 11925, at the home of her daughter, Mr. R, D. Clarks, of Shepherd, Mich. Mrs. Dum Jedves to, mourn | her loss ho i yor he Clevels 'the very greatest pleasure which' MYRTLE STATION "Ben: Dunn, re | and William Dunn, of | three daughters, Mrs. brings 4 Mrs. W. L. Atkinson were wel- | people of Port Perry and Utica. NL. An ournment to the base-| itfhad provided h School: Bagshaw, va; Hon, Barker, Gordon, Hon. 'Black, Margaret - 'Boun , Reginald ? Fralick, Inez Gerrow, Anson Gibson, Clara Gilroy, Merlin ilroy, Evelyn, . Grant, William i Hood, Walter Hooey, Keith , Jeffrey, Luella ! Kaufman, Thora Lee, Ruby, Hon. Lucas, Edith, 'McLean, Mihnie McWatters, Margaret Michie, Rut Midgley, Ross Milner, Hilda 2 Murray, Doris _. Nasmith, Dorothea, Hon. Nott, Trva O'Neill, Elwin Palmer, Norma Rayne, Kathleen Reynolds, Rose Robertson, Grant Sweetman, Marguerite Tummonds, Aileen Vickery, Helen, Hon. Wallace, Ivan, Hon. Wannamaker, Bert Webster, Burnsell Wells, Edith ° . # entre (Y() (Preeoriemeen PRIZE WINNERS--who must attend Port Perry High School in order to get prizes. 1st--Ivan:- Wallace, . Saintfield School, Miss E. B. Wallace, teacher. 2nd--Gordon Barker, Chalk .' Lake School, Miss P. L. Stut- taford, teacher. 8rd--Dordthea Nasmith, Port Perry School, T. w. McLean, teacher. rie YY nis. INDUCTION SERVICE The Presbytery of: Lindsay held an induction, service on Thursday evening, June 9th, at 8olclock,--in, St. John's. Presby- terian Church. Rev. Mr. Scott, of Cannington, was Moderator. Port Perry and Utica having consumated a union, gave a call to the Rev. W. L. Atkinson, whose acceptance, resulted in his induction into the pastoral arge of St. John's Church Port Perry and Breadalbane Church of Utica. Rev. Mr. Mc- Donald, of Leaskdale delivered the sermon--a forceful and stir- ring enumeration of 'the duties of a living Church of Christ. Rev, Mr. Burkholder, of Kirk- field, addressed the minister in a masterly discourse and Mr. Smith, of 'Glenarm spoke very acceptably and appropri- ately to the eongregations. With the Presbytery of Lindsay sat the following by invitation, Rev. Mr. Fraser of Columbus, Rev. F. C. Jarrett,of the Church of the Ascension, and Rev. Wm. Higgs, of the United Church. There was a deputation of the Utica Church present. . At the lose of the induction Rev. and comed and introduced to the olowed where the ladies refreshments: ample justice was done this part ercises. ment fof the evening's. ex - and 'mique "event-was/| at |on Sunday, nations, held, in Port Perry | Per cow in Canada is 'about i 4,000 pounds annually but «authorities are agreed that the higher the production per cow the greater the profits. You can materially in- crease the productiveness of your herd by breeding better live stock and 'the local "branch of . the Standard Bank of Canada is at your service in supplying loans. for the purchase of [EE ---------- SS | =D ED [ of | Municipality of Port Perry, County refurn for pended. ! Edward A. Paulton's screaming stock which. will give a greater cash® the feed and labor ex- STAN DARD BANK OF CANADA. PORT PERRY BRANCH--H. G. Hutcheson, Manager Bransher'alsorat Blackstock, Little Britain, Myrtle Station, Nestleton Station, Sunderland "HER TEMPORARY HUSBAND" Sparkling Comedy --- Chautauqua Feature comedy, "Her Temporary Husband" will be one of the feature attractions of the coming Chautauqua. "Her Temporary Husband" Is a clean comedy, and was built for the sole purpose of making people laugh and forget their troubles. The play will be presented by a cast of 'Metropolitan Players. At Port Perry, July 17th to July 21a evening's function in charge, are to be congratulated on its pleasure and profit. Rev. and Mrs. Atkinson have taken up residence in the Manse and the pastoral work of Utica and St. John's congregations will be his chief aim in which he in- vites the hearty co-operation of every member and adherent of these churches. OO VOTERS' LISTS, 1925 of Ontario. Natice is hereby given that I have complied with section 10 of the Voters' Lists Act and that I have posted up at my office at Port Perry on the 11th day of July, 1925, the list of all persons entitled to vote in the said Municipality for members: pf Parliament, or at Municipal elections, And that such List remains there for inspection. And 1 hereby call upon all voters to take immediate proceedings to have any errors or omissions -cor- rectetd according to Law. Dated at Port Perry, this the 11th day of July, 1926. - E. H. PURDY, Clerk. ae ni CREENBANK "BAPTIST CHURCH Week of July Joth, 1925 Stunday-- 10 a.m.--The Good News in Lystra 11 am~--'Jehovah or Baal" 7.80 p.m.--The last of a series of ' sermons, 6n "Hide and Seek." Thursday, at 8 P.m.--Prager apd Praise. Alay 29th--Sunday School Picnic. .You-Need the Gospel--We invite you. Keith R. Pearse, Pastor. LT' 3 "OPENING _ ~ The Salvation Aymy are opening JOHN JOHNSTON There died jn Port Perry on June 22, 1925, John Johnston, who was bornsin the Township of Clarke about 81 years ago. ; Mr. Johnston married three times, his" widow's name being Mary Bart- ley. They were married nineteen Years ago: Deceased spent the gteater part of his:life in Clarke Township, mov- ing to his farm in Reach Township some thirty-five years ago. He has always been engaged in farming, and was 4 consistent member of the Presbyterian Church sincé he was sixteen years of age. He was also a member of thé Loyal Orange Lodge and the Order attended the funeral in a body and conducted their burial ceremony at the grave. The funeral services were conduct« ed by Rev. Mr. Atkinson, assisted by Rev. Wm, Higgs, in St. John's Pres- byterian Church. The choir rendered suitable rthusic and Mr. McIntyre sang "Good Night and Good Morn- ing." There were many beautiful floral tributes from friends who sincerely mourn 'the "loss of a friend and neighbor, Mr. Johnston is survived by his widow and one daughter, Mrs. Ww. J. Hancock, of Peterboro. FOOTBALL Scores for games played in the: 8. 0. F. A. last week. July 4--Clareinont 6, Ashburn 8 Goodwood -2, Greenwood 1 - ° Pickering '8, Whitby 0 Green, River 0, Brooklin 1, = 000 a There will be a prize for the unior- cleverest make-up in the parade. : . their headquarters in the Purdy Blk. July 10th. ~ Holiness meeting at 11 a.m. Salvation meet- | ing at. x pm. All are heartily wel- | Watch for bills o Party at the Manse, ing, July 24% »