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eater. Apply"to Mrs, P. , Port LOST . dehorned, Weighs about "otch in right ear. Strayed from lot 28, con 11, Reach. Finder please notify Orval Stone, Phone 108 r 2, Port Perry. errr (J minnie ... RIFLE FOR SALE 22 Repeating Winchester, good con- © dition, will sell cheap. Apply H. . King, Seagrave, R.R.2. me YY reer FOR SALE ++ A pair of Automobile C. Skates, © size 1115. Bargain if sold at once. i Apply to Irvin Coates, Phone 21. ¥ OOS FOR SALE : ~ Black Fur-lined Ladies' Coat, with Mink collar, size 38, in perfect con- dition. Apply at Star Office. ------ Omics $a STRAYED ¢ To the premises of W. G. Arm- strong, lot 23, con. 10, Reach, a year- ling heifer. ~ Owner can have same by proving property and paying ex- penses. Prone 128 r 1-1. ee ens QUILT FOR SALE The members of the Baptist Church at Greenbank are offer- ~ ing a quilt for sale, the proceeds to be applied for Mission work. The quilt may be seen at Mrs. Spears' Hairdressing Parlor, Port Perry. Port Perry CAFE Meals and Lunches at all hour. Ice Cream Served. Modern Service Price Reasonable We will please you Everything new. Tobacco for Sale. FONG Soy, Propriet or. You should order your SUIT NOW See our attractive line of OVERCOATINGS We have 8 Give us trial. ial lines in Pcs and greys, -in fancy tweeds. We should b be pleased to have,you call and see our goods. WE DO ALL OUR OWN WORK Cleaning and Pressing r Done. ~~ W. T. Rodman Merchant Tailor or Over Tel. Office, Port Perry _ Scranton Coal "A BLACK BUSINESS HANDLED WHITE--2000 bs. ONE TON We still have a good supply of - Coal and Coke on hand as follows: PEA COAL * SOFT COAL STEAM COAL" ANTHRACITE BRIQUETS ~ SOLVAY NUT COKE SOLVAY PEA COKE Also have just yessived for Furdace "use a car of Egg Coke. ~ We cannot take any more orders] ! | Buzaar and Hot Bean Supper in Sea- [taney und usetul articles will/be sold | | midnight, jon Wednesday, of la er Jitle the Hurrah! the home of his parents. ; 8.| © Mr. Madden, Hamilton, was a re-| | ' gent visitor with his aunts here, Come" 'on December 9th to the | grave United Church. . All 'kinds of by the Ladies' Aid and Girls' Club. A J bountitul supper served. Admis- sion, aaulws Zbe., children 16c. $$ SCUGOG At Enniskillen the Island folk were pleased to find occupying the parson- age, one whom we might almost call an Islander, at least a friend and ac- quaintance, Rev, Ernest Cook, Mr. and Mrs, Cdok have just moved to Enniskillen; They have certainly a very fine home in the new parsonage given the circuit by Mr. McLaughlin. Miss Burry arrived from New- loundland on Thursday last and spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. Weir, at the parsonage, Miss Burry is an investigatot for the Mothers' Allowance. Her dis- triet includes the counties of Prince tidward, Hastings, Durham and Nor- thumberland, - She has been on leave while visiting at her home in New-{ foundland and resumes her duties this week, The young folks and others who made the trip to Enniskillen on Fri- day evening last, when the play Aunt Susan's Visit, was given there, had a very pleasant time. 'Ihe weatherman did take notice and provide weather with which one could not very well complain. A good and sympathetic audience greeted Aunt Susan and her company and an enjoyable lunch was served after the performance. We think this interchange of talent a very good thing for our commun- ities. Mr. Beech, our esteemed teacher of S.S. No. 2, had to take a holiday while undergoing an operation on his throat. We are pleased to find the operation was a" success and are glad to see Mr. Beech on duty again. nO PRINCE ALBERT The choir gave some splendid music on Sunday evening, "Colds" are too common in our village just now. Mahy of our citi- zens aré used up from the effects of "colds." Mr. Art Woodley: and 'Mr. George Luke are very busy cutting their supply of winter wood. We note that Mr. Jonas Smith has just about completed his greenhouse which will be a great help to his garden business. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Munro and family were Tn the village on Sunday visiting with friends. Rev, Mr. Swayne was in Greenbank on Sunday afternoon and evening. Mrs, Canipbell and Mr. Dobson, of Manchester, assisted the choir on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. Crozier, of Man- chester, «in the Village on Sunday. Mr. Richard Robertson, of Oshawa, "was 'here on Sunday visiting friends. Mr. John Fowlie is busy getting his winter supply of wood, A number from here attended the meeting at the Town Hall, Port Perry on Sunday evening. On the surface there does not ap- pe4r to be very much interest mani- fested in the municipal elections which will be held the first of the year, 'A survey of the situation dis- closes the fact that all the present members of the council will again be in the field. It is stated that a num- ber of citizens will allow their names to go the poll. Still. the modern girl knows as boy knows about a bucksaw. Mr, Archie Parrinder left on' Mon- day-to-spend thewinter in" Detroit. Mr. Russell Swift, of Toronto, was with his father, Mr. Thos: Swift, re- cently. A number attended the big dance that was given by Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Plater, at the station, on Friday night, Mr. Thos. Swift left on Tuesday for Detroit where he will spend the winter. Mr and Mrs. C. A; Platten, of To- ronto were calling on friends in the village on Wednesday. A special treat is promised for the pearly part of the new year. , Fire broke out at the Station EH | week but was son put "out with very ..as_the result. . Winter. is 'here. Mr. Fred Belknap spent Sunday at i. POT EAN Stir: By = Mrs. Ruggell Butson was in the much about a needle as the modern |. pe widen® the scope "ot "its Tuesday. | the Mrs. 'Smith aid dieghtos Beate 7 g of Lindsay, returned to their home; J on Thursday, 'after spending a few days with Mrs. Sellers, 4 We are very sorry t report the il: ness of our friend Wn, J. Martyn. We notice a number from here at- tended the picture Show. at, Port Perry last week. Village on Friday. Solicitors | Bessie * Leask, or te] A week from Sunday the 1 men folk | Mrs: Hess Leask of Greenbank, Ont, will hold the fort and show what they of deceased | can do in the service of song." films. Can be operated from any Hydro light socket. Suitable for School, Community Hall,ete. Films are distributed by the Ontario Gov- ernment on very reasonable terms and consist of Travel, Industrial and Scientific pictures, Drama, Comedy and Cartoons. Will soon pay for itself from small entertainments. Price $110. = New machine, cost double. ~ Can be seen on application to H. C. Nasmith, Port Perry. amma) (Jr partie 1 rs of rn FN - ment o r accounts.an : ig - FOR SALE 2 of "the Seeuvivies. ur Ber 1 Moving 'Picture Machine for safety|them, and that Frida day, Dec 8 rT ! ----000---- MYRTLE STATION Mrs. MacDonald, of Toronto, is spending 4 few days with her sister Mrs. J. E! Beacock. The committee is busy practising the children for the Christmas con- cert on December 22nd. Mrs, Clare Price is visiting at her mother's in Peterboro. Sorry to report that Mrs. R. Sadler is ill at the home of her mother. We hope for a speedy recovery. Mr. Frank Hall of Parry Sound is spending two weeks with relatives. Miss Dorothy and Aileen Hall weré in Toronto on Tuesday. 00h SHIRLEY WOMEN'S INSTITUTE | The Christmas meeting of the Institute will be held at the home of Mrs. Fred Toms at 2.30 "or about September FAD, 1925, are, : fore the 31st day of December A.D.| 1925, to send by post, pre-paid, tof Harris& Harris, Port Perry, Ontario, | adminis their christian, snames and addresses aforesaid the Said TE a will] proceed to distribute tie Bagels of the| said deceased titled thereto only to such "claims of which notice shall have been and the. sai 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 Harris, or Mrs. Bessie Leask at the time. of such distribution. day of November A. Government Inspec ted Meats Ed: Balfour - Relph Block - '- Post Pang and Sescriptions, 'the ee Song the aving e Darties mu wr for Fowl only. Plioné. shipment as early as possi- {§ ble after Decem er 1st. 'N. EWERS PORT PERRY CARTAGE "PHONE 201 iven as above ui & Bessie Leask iy ited, Harris oR i= Women's Plain Cambric Handkerchiefs, 10c. cach, Ladies' Fine Colored Swiss Handkerchiefs, in a large "variety of colors and designs, 25c¢. each h,' Dated at ort Perry, Ont this 30th D. 1 Harris & i : Barrister, ete., Port Perry, Ont, a Women' s Sample Hose : at Cut Prices Women's Fine All Wool, and Silk and Wool Hose, in a fiw to variety of colors. The fegular prices run from $1.35 per pair, Christmas price 89¢. Fancy Goods in Good Variety of patterns Hand Embroidered Madéira Serviettes, 50c. each. Dresser Scarfs, with lace edge, 75c, $1.00,-$1.35 each. Buffet Sets in plain white trimmed "with lace edge, 75c. Buffet Sets; linen colored silk embroidered edge, $1.75 Linen Centrepieces, silk embroidered, 60c. and 75¢. Lace Table Cover, 28 inches square, 85c. each Dresser and Stand Scarfs, 6bc. and 85e, each. Brighten the Home for Christmas ¥ Cash and Carn This speaks for itself. - Butcher o'clock on the afternoon of Wed- nesday, December 9th, A special Christmas program and lunch- eon will be given. All members are asked to provide candy for the lunch. Three prizes will be given for the best and daintiest article made from 100 1b flour bag. Everybody invited. Hospita'-(or cick Ghiidren 67 College st, Tort 2, Ont. Chitistmas: 1926. Dear Mr Kditor:-- This is the fififeth year -the semi: centennial of the Hospital for Sick Children It is the Golden Anniver sary of an institution which started out in 1876 with a six-bed equip: ment to cure children medically of their lnesses and to rid them sur "giéally "of their disabilities. Fifty years nave passed and the tiny hos- pital has grown into one of the greatest institutions of its kind in the whole world. The people of this province de manded this service -- and they have made it possible by their Christmas ~ Time gifts. They are rewarded by the knowledge that thousands of Ontario children will grow 'up into manhood or woman- hood blessing the "little blue cots" wherein they were restored and strengthened to play 2 full part in the battle of life. v To win back health for six thou. sand boys and girls was the measure of the Hospital's ward-service alone this year.- Besides that there were over half a: hundred thousand .at.i |: tendances in the Out-Patient Depart. | ment, where the less serious cases are treated. All this costs a "great deal of money, even though the doc: | tors give freely of their skill and the nurses of their cargy: There is board and lodging and laundry to 'be provided, besides the best that can .| be procured, in the way of all the medical and surgical supplies re- quired to treat 'the myrial aflments and accidents: to which children ar, Tn order to maintain its high | standard of efficiency and also to. |' vie with a new Congoleum Rug We are offering for wl some of our best patterns: © Size 21% x 8 yards, Regular $11.25 for $9.95. Size 8 x 8 yards, Regular $18.50 for $11.95. Size 8 x 314 yards, Regular $15.75 for $13.95 Size 8 x 4 yards, Regular $17.50 for $15.95. Wall Papers We have a good selection of our next Spring' s Papers 2 on hand, and all this season's PapSIS on hand will be sold at good. reductions... 3 Government and Mugiceal BONDS "TORONTO Bong EXCHANGE - LIMITED SUCCESSORS TO G. A. STIMSON & CO. w Port Perry Christmas Fair, - Tuarsday, December 1 117... 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