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Hill is visiting in the 5, Mary Holman is in Rochester iss Irene James, of Toronto, was a visitor in the Village recently. Mr. Fred Jeffrey, of Toronto, was _ the guest of his father, Mr. John Jeffrey. reat credit is due to the members 'the Cemetery Committee for the way in 'which they have improved the landscape garden' in God's City of the Silent Dead. Mr. Fred Lyle 'has put a new tin roof on his barn r Ve Mr. 'George Smith, of High Point, has disposed of $600 worth of his po- tato crop to a Toronto firm recently. The schoolhouse is being much im- proved, and will make a fine appear- ance when school opens again. The binder is heard again. Sev- eral are cutting their oats and bar- ley at time of writing. . Mr. and Mrs. John McClintock, of Port Perry, were in our Village re- cently. Mr. Wm. Ettey has quite a few ripe tomatoes; and others are report- ing quite a few ripening in the gar- den. Mr: George Patterson is busy mak- ing some improvements te his resi- dence, Berries have been a: good crop, and Fall Term Opens Sept 1st. Pieris 7 All graduates of last seventeen months have .secured .employ- ment as well as scores 'of others. Catalogue Free. W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal. Cor. Yonge and Alexander Sts. Toronto. Kathleen Leask *A."T. C. M'and A. OC. M. Teacher of. Piano and Theory. Pupils prepared for examination if desired. Nov. 1 Phone 116 r 3-2 Buy Your Summer Goods NOW We are clearing out our line of Summer Shirts and Caps at greatly reduced prices. We need the money NOW. We have a splendid range of Ready-to-Wear. Our line of cloths for Tailored Suits is very-complete. W. H. DOUBT MERCHANT TAILOR PORT PERRY, ONTARIO Miss Madeline Cockburn Miss Hazel Cockburn ' J Tegohers of PIANO AND VIOLIN Bell Phone 169 2 Port Perry our people have had a an picking this luscious fruit. Miss Snider, of Woodbridge, was the guest of Mra. George Johto > on Friday last. tianlian X . Mr. Robt.. Heayn has pu from Mrs. George Colton the Colton farm of 250 acres on Scugog Island. |! Mrs. E. Stratton' (nee Ethel Sav- 'age) of Hollywood, California, was visiting with friends in the Village recently. Miss Inez Savage, of 'Brooklin;who was on her way to Sturgeon Ealls for holidays, called on friends in the Village. Miss Amy Corner, Toronto, spent the week end with friends here. Mr. Joe Ashton, of Detroif, spent the week end with Mrs. Wm. Sellers. Miss A. Fenwick, Toronto, was holidaying in the Village last 'week: Mrs. Hutton, who spent several weeks with her brother, Mr. Arthur Woodley, has returned to her home in Toronto. Some _ fall' wheat threshing has been done, but the wet weather has delayed it. The hum of the*machine will soon be heard on all hands. Several from here attended the picnic of the bankers of Whitby and Oshawa at Lakeview Park in Osha- | wa last week. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weir, of Scarboro, visited with Mrs. Weir's mother at Brooklin last week, The crop, outlook: is splendid. GREENBANK August 4th was the 11th anniver- sary of the beginning of the Great War. "Tempus fugit." Rev, James A. Miller, and wife and family are living in Rev. Mr. Dyer's house while the latter is on his holi- days. Mr, Miller is preaching in the United Church for three Sundays. Last Sunday was his first. The Garden Party of August 4th, held on the Ufiited Church lawn, 'was a success. The ladies heaped the ta- bles with good things, and Mr, Wil- son kept up his reputation as a dis- tributor of food for thought. One of the most pathetic and most memor- able stories he told was af the chauffeur who "run over himself." Miss Irene Spoffard returned home on Friday night, after having attended a five weeks' course in the Agricultural College, Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Watson were visited on Sunday by MF. Watson's father and mother, of Goodwood. Miss Rook is visiting Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Phoenix. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Scott, of De- troit, visited Mr. and Mrs. Amos Rodd on Sunday. As a boy, Mr, Scott was formerly a resident of this community. Remember the Special Services which are being held in the Baptist Church, beginning on August 23rd. Mr. Pady will be here from August 23 to August 28 every evening. Mr, Pady is a man of no littlt ability,and has been very successful in the work to which he has been called. seer r) mresn. ~ SCUGOG A reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Milner on the evening of July 81st, for their daugh- ter, Ruby May, who was married at the Methodist Parsonage, Port Perry on July 25th, to Elmer W. Sweetman. About forty guests were present, The bride ireceived many beautiful gifts. While in Toronto, a shower 'was given'at the home of the bride's aunt Mrs. George Wilson, when numerous other presents were received. The bride travelled in an ensemble suit of navy and chrysanthemum | with hat to match. Mr. and Mrs. Sweetman. will. reside on the Island. Mr. and 'Mrs,, George J ackgon have arived home after an: extended trip to England.' We are glad to see them home again and looking so well that ho the Trade ; To get steady sales ; in satisfactory vol- that people have confidence in Your business - and service. Advertising in 'the Port Perry Star will lay the foundation of such con- fidetice. Advertising does the spade work that leads to bigger sales It will tell folks about your "business, its ser- vice. . It will tell them about the goods "you have to offer. Let your advertising in the Port Perry Star be a standing invitation to the folks around here. As a rule,-- People Shop Where They Feel They are Welcome. Because-- They Have Been Invited. Let Each Issue of the Star tell the People the Weekly News about Your Business. The Cost is Very Small. : ume, you must see| s FOR SALE - Single buggy, double wagon, ond} springs, also about two hundred su- gar bags. Apply to T. Cook & 'Son. Port Perry. poe Ee LOST Small grip tackle, on road between Port Perry and Whitby. Reward. Finder notify J. H. A, Burton, 64 Surten St., Ham- i ilton, Ont., AE * FOR SALE Twenty-five 'acres of gdod land, frame house with seven rooms, first || class cellar, barn, well, nicely fenced, | |i two miles east of Uxbridge town.|| | Good poultry ranch. No. agents. Apply Fenwick Harper, | f 4 118 owner, Uxbridge, Ont. ee OO Orn 'FARM FOR SALE The undersigned is offering for sale his farm of 100 acres, lot 21 in the containing. fishing |W Terms cash. | [i 'Men' s Heavy + Work Bock os re This is a collection of all 0 on t ai 9th concession of Reach, two miles {jl north of Poxt Perry. stable, cement silo, frame house in good repair, to George Mark, Port.Pery. ---- QO FARM WANTED To buy, 100 acres or more, good dry soil, free from stones, good fences, buildings in good condition, near, town with High School if. pos- sible. Apply at Star Office, rene) reine. LOST An end rack off truck; between Port Perry and the Highway on. the: 7th concesion. Finder please notify Thos. Cook" & Som, ¥ Port Perry. Re-| ward. DO -- VOTERS' LIST, 1025 Municipality .of the Township of Reach, County of Ontario. Notice is hereby given that I have complied with on 10 of the On- tario Voters' List Aet and that I have posted up at my office at Manchester, on the 81st day of July, 1926, the list of all persons entitled to vote in the said 'municipality for members of Parliament or at Municipal Electiofis, and that such ligt remains there for tion Dr. J. A. Mathers Physician and Surgeon, Suggessor to late Dr. 8. J. Mellow Office, Queen St. Port Perry. Bell Phone 17 ¢ JOHN BELDON LUNDY LDS, DDS, 'DENTAL SURGEON Graduate of Royal College of Dental Surgéons and University of Toronto Office Hours--9 a.m. to 5 pm. KEvep- ing by appointment . Phones-Office 68 2. 68r3 groRY PERRY DOMINION STORE ~ Week-end Clearance Sale den' 8 Beautiful Suits, with two pairs of paige to cléar at 819 ® en's D: Straw Hats to clear at Lu 1A And 1 hereby ail upon all voters to take immediate proceedings have any errors or omissions correct: ed according to law. The last day for appeals being the 21st day of t, 1925. : ited at Manchester this 81st of July, 1925. . W. F. DOBSON, Tp. Clerk. ' VOTERS LIST, 1925 Municipality of Township of Scugog " Notice is hereby given that I have complied with section 10 of Voters' List Act and that.I have posted up at my office, Scugog; on "the: 4th day of 70 acres of | workable land, balance pasture and I woodland, good buildings, barn, stone |} Apply on the premises Twenty good patterns NOTICE TO , CREDITORS | Of Anii#>M. Stonehouse, deceased. Pursuant to Sec. 56 of Chapter 121 of the Revised Statutes of On- tario, 1914, notice is hereby given that all creditors and others having claims against the estate of Ann M. Stonehouse, late of the' Village of Port Perry, in the County of Ontario, who died on or about the 18th day of May A. D. 1925, are, on or before the 16th day of August A.D. 1925, to send bypost, prepaid, to Harris & Harris, Solicitors for W. 8. Croxall and W. M. Parish, Executors, of the said deceased their chritian names and surnames, addresses and de- their claims, a statement of their ac- counts and the nature of the securities (if any) "held by them, and that after the day last aforesaid the said Executors will proceed to dis- | tribute the assets of the said deceased | among, the parties entitled thereto having regard only to such claims of 1 which 'notice shall have been given % as above required, and the said Executors will not be liable for the said assets or any 'part thereof, to any person or persons of whose claim or claims notice shall not have been received by them at the time of such | distribution. Dated at Port Perry; Ont., this 15th day of July A.D, 1925. ¥ ; HARRIS & HARRIS, Barristers, etc. ~Port Perry, Ontario ree 00m WESTVIEW COTTAGE Whitby, three miles to"Motor City of Oshawa, splendid small home, roomy cellar, furnace, half acre excellent plan to M, Gibson, Whitby. size 9x 9, re Three only, z x 103, regular $ scriptions, the full particulars of {| Inexpensive opportunity to live in| These shoes are made of solid leather 'and will $4.35 value. Woktien's Fine Patent Lea Clearing sis Nk this season's lines, Prices re All sizes, 3 to 7 in the lot. Sale price $3. Congoleum Rugs at Special Prices' Three only, size x 9, regular 11.25, for $9. 9 FL Ten Rit for 11.95 i or | wear. : Bors on hree only, 9 x 12, regular $18.00, tor $15.75 Wall Papers of 'bedroom, kitchen or dinin season's stock, regular 15c. _to 18c. roll, Slen "A \ BLACK CE BUSINESS gr 1 TON If have not ordgred 3 Ji 2h now. is the Hime o 50 befo e is an e %. ett Hg it ha, frogkle Ye have sizes: NUT COAL STOVE COAL . PEA COAL Also Solvay Nut and Sol: Pea Coke. Soft vay, e have a good supply of the} ; Steam Coal for Bl fonhiin A car of this Coal has just arrived. Wood: W We have of wood, Hemlock ¥% cord, Hardw, I ord, Body Deis and Cement also in Let us-have yuor orders. oe will deliver without doing amage to your lawn or driveway [AL Slabs, dwood $4.00 sotk. iW. G. W, PYATT Phoses -- Office 94. Res. 283} Our] -| garden, close to highway. pT for| ng eat pi" a te TReal Estate of "or an PORT PERRY use, some chaice _Port Perry Coal Yard SL le me