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ank Dowson, of Scugog, moving to town and will oc- ipy the house Fecently vacated er. Mr. Joel Miller, of Blackwater, : moving to the farm at Epsom, ~~ known as the Claughton farm. Mr. Gordon Flewell is moving to the Brown farm, on Scugog, lately occupied by Mr. Alf Pren- tice, who in turn is moving to his father'ss farm. Mr. Robert Prentice is moving to Port Perry. Mr. Geo. Schell, of Scugog, is moving to the Kirley farm just west of Port Perry. Mrs. Rae Britton, Doris and Audrey, of Toronto, spent the Fosk end with Miss Lucy Wood- Y. Mrs. John Cook, of Cobyconk, and Mrs. John Grey, of Orillia, are visiting their uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Town. Miss Murray has returned home after spending some time with friends from Little Britain. Mrs. E. H. Purdy will not be "at home" on Friday of this week. SUCCESSFUL MUSIC PUPILS. At the recent musical examinations at Whitby, under the Toronto Con- servatory of Music, Mabel Ryan passed her Introductory Pianoforte successfully. Dorothy Davey passed her Primary Pianoforte with honors. Both are pupils of Miss Helen Mellow - If you want to learn some- thing of the construction of the Chassis of the new .improved Chevrolet, be at the Town Hall, Port Perry, on Monday, March 156th. at 8 p.m. . Ladies are especially invited. There is not -an important daily or weekly paper in Canada that does not openly support prohibition. 000m LADIES' BIBLE CLASS BANQUET ay evening Tast the te-Class of the United On Tues Ladies' B ------*"Clhiurch held their annual ban- quet. About one hundred ladies and gentlemen were present and they all enjoyed themselves thoroughly. Not only was the banquet all that could be desir- ed, but the program and good fellowship which followed rounded out a most pleasant social evening. This Ladies' Bible Class has been steadily growing under the Presidency of Miss Gertrude Stovin, until the membership is sixty. - Mrs. W. A. Christy is the highly esteemed teacher. Rev. A. E. and Mrs. McCutch- eon, of Cannington were out of town guests at the banquet, and Mr. McCutcheon gave a most in- spiring and helpful address. A resolution of thanks was tend- ered to Mr. and Mrs, McCutch- ~ eon for their presence and help- fulness. The following is the program: Chairman--Rev. Wm. Higgs. Community' singing led by Mr. RB. B. Smallman. Toasts The King--Mrs. Christy National Anthem. Our Country--Mr. Smallman, Mr. C. Coulter. Our Church--Mrs. Geo. Jackson Mr. W. A. Christy. S. 8. Staff--Mr. Geo. Davey Mr. J. F. McClintock Our Class--Mr. Geo. A. Rose ro Mr. R. D. Woon. Solo--Miss Vera Miller Duet--Miss Miler, Mzs. Small- ess--Rev. ar. McCutcheon Reading--Miss Stovin. 'The Sunday School orchestra furnished Some splendid music Leather Goma Sale We have a number of Hand Bags from $1.50 to $4.50 to clear at $1.00. Ten day special. = For watch, clock or jewellery repairs see us; All work guarranteed. I. R. BENTLEY Jeweller and Stationer. Magazine Subscriptions The Port Perry Star Club- bed with any of the following publi- cations for 1925 at the following Toronto Daily Star ........... Farmers' Advocate .... Ladies' Home Journal . Saturday Evening Post Family Herald & Weekly Star .. GloDB y4ssreiiaesdsatosvsnnees $6.60 Mail & Empire ......ccouiuiaen $6.50 --r0 ata NOTICE. TO CREDITORS ..Of Charles Alfred Rundle, deceased. Pursuant to Sec. 56 of gh of the RevispirStatutes ot Ontario, 1914; noti¢e "is hereby given that all creditors and others having claims against the estate of Charles Alfred Rundle, late of the Village of Port Pérry, in the County of Ontario, agent, who died on or about the 2nd day of February A.D.-1926, are; on or before the 26th day of March A.D. 1926, to send by post, prepaid, to Harris & Harris, Port Perry, Ontario, solicitors for Margaret Ann Rundle and George West, executors of the Will of the said deceased, their christian names. and surnames, ad- dresses and descriptions, the full par- ticulare of their claims, a statement of their accounts and the nature of the security (if any) held by them, and that after the day last aforesaid the said executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said de- ceased among the parties entitled thereto having regard only to such claims of 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 re- ceived by Harris & Harris at the time of such distribition. Dated at Port Perry, Ontario this 22nd day of February A.D. 1926. HARRIS & HARRIS, Solrs. for Executors of Chas. Alfred Rundle, deceased. Whaley-Royceé Co. Toronto VIOLINS -- { Lodge, AF. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES. | Rev. W. L. Atkinson, Pastor St. John's, Port Perry: Public, SH ootiD at 11 a.m. subject: "The Joy of the Wof- shipper. 7 p.m., --Andrew, "the fisher of men.". Sunday School at 3° p.m. Guild, Monday, at 7. Bible study and Prayer Meet- ing, Thursday at 7.30 p.m. Breadalbane, Utica: Sunday School at 2 p.m Public Worship at 2.45 p. m. Ladies' Aid and Missionary Society, Friday at 2 p.m. Elders and Managers will meet in the Church on Friady at 3. A full attendance is-requested -- Orns TOWN COUNCIL The regular meeting. of the Town Council was held on Mon- day evening, with all members present. Messrs. Geo. Stone and Mac. Beare appeared before the Coun- cil asking for the annual grant to the Skating Rink, equal to the taxes, light and water accounts, These gentlemen were asked to produce a statement of accounts. A new committee was ap- pointed--House and Grounds: Messrs. Morley Campbell and M. Williams. The following accounts were passed: Corporation .......... $168.44 Light and Water ...... $464.68 Hydro-....ca. ioe $816.57 The Clerk was instructed to secure prices on five water meters. Mr. Bennett appeared before the Council urging of a Public Liability Bond. The matter was laid over until the next meeting. Messrs. Harris & Harris ware appointed solicitors for the Cor- poration of Port Perry. Re .--.--.-- ; LAID TO REST In the passing of Charles A.| Rundle, Port Perry ldst one of its esteemed citizens and busi- ness-men: He was born in Sonya, the youngest son of the late Mr. rs, W. H. Rundle. ; About 22 Years ago he came to Port Perry and laid the foundation for a successful, re- presentative, implement busi- ness, For about two years he carried on business with con- siderable success. During the summer of 1906 he was united in marriage to Miss Margaret Irwin of Reach Township. In the sane year, leaving his busi- ness in charge of his: brother Frank, he entered Chatham Business College. Upon graduation, he accepted a position with the DeLaval Separator Co., as travelling salesman, and travelled in the Maritime Provinces and New- foundland with headquarters av Moncton, N.B., for a period of three years. He then returned to his business and carried it on until his recent death. During his long residence in Port Perry his active life, good business mind, and cheerful dis- position constantly led him into new friendships. He was a member of the town council for a period of two years, at the conclusion of which he was tendered and accepted the Reeveship. During his term of office, he was active in every movement for the betterment of | the town. He devoted a great deal of time toward several civic improvements, especially good road construction which bore fruit later on. Also the Hydro enterprise which was construct- ed during his term of office as Reeve. He was-a member of Fidelity & AM. and was with full Masonic honors. As the Rev. Wm. Higgs was unable' to officiate, Rev. J. E. Griffith of Blackstock conducted a very impressive service. The large number of floral tributes was an expression of the appre- ciation of the deceased. The family, consisting ot the idow and t oo _ of a nn] buri of the Univ International Farm Machinery Bros. Farm Equipment fencing kindly consult us. Hardware De Laval Cream Separators and Gasoline E Singer Sewing Henderson Paint Supplies C. C. M. Bicycles Bicycle Repairs, 3 second hand gas'engines for sale. Anyone wishing: roofing or A number of Bestty Bros. Pumps. House phone 66 It Pays to Pay Cash Office phone 207] DO YOU SELL FARMERS? . How ¢ can a Letter com pete with your voice? Don't send a boy-- on a man's job! A <our Long Distance bill averages over $200 a month. We use it constantly. { ~Writes a Seed Merchant the gifts was certainly fulfilled as each flower in its silent lan- guage seemed to speak to my heart of the loving thoughtful ness that prompted the gifts. I cannot imagine that there was anything not thought of that would in any way add to my comfort and pleasure. -I cannot tell this unquali ed kindness meant to me in my all aloneness and shut off from -my own loved. ones. 1 trust that you will one and all realize that "inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these, ye have done in unto Me." I assure you those loving 'deeds will never be for- gotten by me-an 1 Lap | that the Giver of every g and perfect | gift will abundantly bless you all by pouring into your hearts and lives: His most precious gifts. Again thanking you all, I hope you will ever and always regara me~as your most devoted and appreciative friend, Almeda V. Wagner. te YQ THE UNITED CHURCH. PORT PERRY. Rev. William Higgs, Minister at 1la.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School at 3 p.m. 3 The Sacrament of the Lopds Supper will be administe the morning service. The Y. P. League on Monday at 7.30 p.m. Preparatory service on Thur- day, March 4th, at 7.30 p.m. Rev. F. Gordon Weir. will be the preacher. t ------000---- Sunday, March 7th--Service in the morning at 11 a.m. Sub- ject, "Friend of the Master. Sunday School at 8 p.m. eee 00 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Of Susan Rolph, Deceased. against the estate of Susan Rolpl late of the Village of Port Perry, in died on or about the 29th day of Jan- uary A.D. 1926, are, on or | First day of Any A.D. 1926, by post, pre-| to & Harris, Solicitors for Samuel 'armer, Hi George Heusler, 'Executors of the last ou how much all before March 7th--Public worship |. CHURCH of the ASCENSION! clothing. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Of James Henry Platten, Deceased. Pursuant to Sec. 56.0f Chapter 121 of the Revised Statutes of Ontario 1914, notice is hereby given that all creditors and others ving claims against the estate of James Henry Platten, late of the Township of Eas, : Whitb; by, in the County of Ontario, Yhe died Fim or AB. 168, aren of Fe ay are, on id -the of 'April _A.D 1926, to send oh "A re-paid, Horns & Harris, [0 ; 5 pa sid, to Solicitors for Mar; ay Sinclair Plat- ten and Clifford Mendham Platten, executors of the will of the said de- ceased their christian names and sur- names, addresses and descriptions, the. full particulars .of their clai hy a statement of their accounts and the pagure of the securities (if any) held by them, and ak after the day last sor oresaid. fe sa d Executors | pros}. "the assets of the| a 3 Se among the parties en- titled thereto h having regard only to such claims of which notice shall have ven as ahove required, and the 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 bysHarris & Har- ris at the time of such distribution. Dated at Port De Ont., this 1st day of March A.D. 6. Harris & Harris, Solrs. for the Executors of James H. Platten, deceased. ree) Qe Ee Y. W. A. The Yo Women's Auxil- iary of St. John's Presbyterian Church, met for their March meeting on Tuesday evening at the home of the Misses McKee. / Three new members were added to the roll. After the de- votional service, Mrs. Moase gave a splendid reading and Laura iin gave an instru. men Plans were discussed] for a making up our articles The April meetin, wil be held at the Te Mrs, Ww. Jd. po motor cars. advantages: Port Perry Phone Your Orders Cawker Bros. UNITED CHURCH W. M. 8. meet at the home of Mrs. Coultis on March 10th at 8 p.m. This being the last meeting of the financial year, we hope for a good attendance. All outstand- ing dues, mite-boxes, cent-a-day fund, will be gladly received. The Easter offering will be taken March 21st. President. OQ -8T PATRICK SUPPER The ladies of St. John's Presby- terian Church have arranged for a Tea and Concert on the 17th of "March. The usual supper will be served from 8 to 8 followed by a good derson on Sot Ns. April 6th, at 7.30. concert. : -- The Women's Missionary So-4 ciety of the United Church will! ODAY --as for seventeen years-- McLaughlin-Buick is the acknow- ledged Standard of Comparison among --No other car provides all these "Triple Sealed Motor, Sealed Chassis, Duotone Duco Colors, 75 Horse Power, Mechanical 4-Wheel Brakes, Lower Prices. Ti 'low GMAC financing rates are available to pur- Be Rett ors of McLaughlin-Buick on time. BEARE BROS. . Ont. The Best the Meat Market _ Affords. ee i Chad for Cash. for Quick Delivery. Port Perry Reliable News is Always. Welcomed Visitors from a distance Don't merely say they: are here. erhaps it i$ many years Ne they have been Zhou these parts, and they . may have an interest- ing story to tell. Please write the sto , send iti in, € or tell us al out it. Pursuant to Sec. 56 of Chapter 121 ; of the Revised Statutes of Ontario, |# 1914, notice is hereby given that all creditors and. others having claims|$ the County of Ontario, widow, The i ore uel Haris | § | Will and Testament of the said de-}2 christian 8 10 pounds Sugar .......... Shortening, Domestic, Grapefruit, large size . tresses eens ..1's 19¢c. 8's Be ..10e. | Sunkist, per dos 7c and 49¢, | Post Bray Imperial ..... #3nvssereeper | kg. 14c. 4 for 25. Clothes Pins , 'Chipso, SUPERIOR STORES OVER 200 ST ORES Speciahf Ir Frid'y & Saturday, March 56 Thompson Seedless Raisins, sri fancy, ths for adi 3 Doe hg oo Sia ial e ni | Sieger et late Chatean Cheese, per 1... per "een