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"General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, "and report a most enjoyable trip to Montreal down the fit. Lawrence. Cam a ahd economy of long featured slow depreciation, and freedom from repair? The Improved Chev- rolet, the latest and greatest Chevrolet, costs pbell, both of New York, spent a couple of days with their mother Ms. D. Campbell, last week, Mr. Lewis McLean obtained Second * Olass Honours in his Third Year's|} Art, at Toronto University. Dr. David Archer, who was confined to his home last week, is recovering from his illness. Mr. Armstrong McFarlane, of Osh- awa, was in town over Sunday. The adjourned meeting of the June 'session of the County Council t&kes place on June 22nd. Some of our boys went over to Ux- bridge to play a game of baseball, with the result that Uxbridge made the score. 'The regular meeting of the Young Women's Auxiliary of St. John's Presbyterian Church, will be held in the Manse on Tuesday evening, June 16th, at 8 p.m. All young ladies of the congrega- tion are cordially invited to attend. Mr. Clarence Purdy, of Winnipég, "and Mr. Hardy Purdy, of Toronto, are visiting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Purdy. Mrs. T. Seager and daughter were the guests of Mrs. K. Coates, this week, ----r es SCORE 11-6 In the baseball game. at the Fair Grounds on Tuesday evening between Blackstock and Honeydale, the latter won by a score of 11 to 6 This game was one of the first of a series to be played by Section B of the North Durham Baseball League. The sched- ule appears elsewhere in this issue. rd pms THE UNITED CHURCH Rev. William Higgs, Minister. .. June 13--Public Worship at 11 a. m. and 7 pm. Sunday School at 10 am. Prayer Meeting at 7.30, Thursday. Choir practice following at 8.80, i oe UM / GARDEN PARTY The Ladies' Aid of the United Church will hold a Lawn Party at the residence of the Misses Harris, on Friday evening, June 18th, at 7.30. A charge of 10c. will be made for admission and light refreshments for the nominal sum of 15¢. will be served throughout the evening. Booths with ice cream, candy, lemonade, ete., will also cater. . A splendid musical program is be- ing arranged, comsisting of a male chorus, duets, solos. The Sunday School Orchestra. will be in attend- ance. Come and enjoy the evening with us. Dr. E: R. Campbell andsDr. Duncan{{ |! Diamonds Watches Jewellery Silverware Stationery + - = Get .the prices on our goods before going -else- where. We give as good, if not better value for the money: Have that Watch or Clock repaired. I. R. BENTLEY Jeweller and Stationer. / / DIED At 209 Gilmore Ave., Canton, Ohio, on June 2nd, 1926, Roland, son of J. A. Murray, Port Perry, essen) Oren. FIDELITY LODGE ATTENDS" DIVINE SERVICE. On Sunday - afternoon last, the brethren of Fidelity Lodge A. F & A. M., Port Perry, attended Divine Ser- vice at the United Church. They were accompanied by a number of visiting brethren from Sunderland and To- ronto. The sermon was preached by the Rev. Bro. Wm. Higgs, who took fer his subject: "The Building of the Temple". He showed the likeness in 'the erection of this ancient and hon- oured structure and in the building of character, likening each individual 'to a stone to be fitted into the spirit- ual and eternal temple of God. A pleasing feature of the after- noon's program was the violin duet by Miss Louise Carnegie and Mr. V. P. Stouffer. . When the brethren. re-assembled at their lodge room, a resolution of ap- preciation, both for the sermon by Mr. Higgs, and the musical numbers by passed unanimously, ne (Orient FOR SALE In the Village of Prince Albert, six roomed frame house with attached kitchen, half acre garden, small barn. Apply to "Morley Campbell Port Perry, Ont. ! for Besnemical Transportation Although larger than other low-priced cars, Chevrolet has a world-wide repu- tation for being gasoline and oil. Just a as more economical of Modern design is the s quality constuction little to buy and little to own. Over a million owners will tell soenemical. to operate!" you, "re senlaly is Fred F. Murray, and grandson of Dr, Miss Carnegie and Mr. Stouffer, was |' | Mr. J climbing. In some way his right arm j he fell on his wrist, breaking it. We i are very sorry to héar of Sheaenidont. 4 _ Matins and sermon. at 11 am. Sur Sun- BE. H, Purdy, Clerk, Cm FOR SALE Baby Buggy, good as new. Apply at Star Office. = Gai ISN po A Graduate Optometist is here -- at your service -- and no fee is eharged for examintion or advice. 'W. A, HARE Optometrist 8 King Street, Oshawa. or Leonard Block, Port Perry, every THURSDAY --m QQ Orr PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES ..Rev. W. L. Atkinson, Minister... St. John's Church; Port Perry-- Pubile Worship at 11 a.m. Lessons from our Assembly, the Pastor. At 7 p.m, Special Service for Sons of England. A cordial invitation ex- tended by St. John's Church. Sunday School at 10 a.m. No prayer meeting this week owing to the pastor's absence at Assembly. Breadalbane Church, Utica-- Sunday School at 2 p.m. worship at 2.45 p.m. Remember the Garden Party at the home of 'Gordon Bentley on June 23rd. Full particulars by posters. OOO ODDFELLOWS MEET On Friday evening of last week, Warriner Lodge No. 75, Independent Order of Oddfellows, held a Degree Demonstration in the Town Hall, Port Perry. Degree teams were present from Oshawa and Whitby and the work of exemplification was highly commendatory. Visitors were present from Oshawa, Whitby, Brooklin, Ux- bridge, Little Britain and Stouffville. The speakers of the evening were: District Deputy Tarvis, Bro. Cornish, Little Britain, Bro. Willis, Uxbridge, Bro. Goodman, Phoenix odie, Osh. awa, Bro. Flinders, Corinthian Lodge, Oshawa, and Bro. Wilson, Eastern Star, Whitby. The evening was ¢on- cluded with refreshments and social intercourse. Warriner Lodge will hold it next regular meeting on Monday, 14th inst. wson Honey is attending the meeting of the Grand Lodge at To- 'Tonto. Public a : . Donald Shepherd met with a pain- ful and most unfortunate accident when he fell from a tree he was vw - became twisted behind his back and CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION . "day School at 10 a. Thursday Evensong and instruc- tion at 7.30. p.m. 4 Saturday W, A in Parish Hall at is, addresses and descriptic {Sher parheatars oF hts slo » ; | statement. of their decounts and the| We shoul "[eall and ture of the securities (if any) held them, andjthat after. the day last aforesaid the said Executors will' pro- ceed to distribute the assets. of the titled thereto having regard only to such claims of which notice shall have been given as above requiréd, 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 Harris & Harris at the time of such distribution, Dated at Port Perry, Ont., this 1st day of June A.D. 1926. HARRIS & HARRIS, Barristers, etc. . UM , OSHAWA BOWLERS LOSE BY ONE POINT (Oshawa Reformer) By one point in a 77-76 game the Oshawa Lawn Bowlers were nosed out at Port Perry last week in the open- ing game of the Lake Shore League. Two of last year's best teams, skipped by Messrs, Peacock and Young were defeated. In the last game between the rinks of S. V. Young and Jno. Nasnith, at the second last end the teams were tied, with Young lying one shot, but with the last shot of the game Nasmith rounded in one of the prettiest bowls of the evening to hug the kitty and shove Oshawa out of the honors by oné point, = \ Oshawa Port Perry A. Walton Fred Taggart) C. H. Stearns Robt. Somerville: B. Reges W. Graham. * E. Goodman Jas. McHoull (skip 23 (skip) 13 J. Allman A. Orchard W. Goold W. A. Christie J. Swanson M. Williams 'S. V. Young J. Nasmith . (skip) Ab (skip 22 C. Richards J. Hayden C. Branton W. J. Weir S. Wood . J. McClintock H. Black S. Jeffrey - (skips 23 (skip ~22 Geo. Morrison. A, Naple C. C. Stenhouse J. Swan T. P. Johns D. Carnegie C. H. Peacock Jas. Lucas (skip) 15 (skip) 20 Totals ....i.... 18: nao id It will be interesting to watch the outcome of future games in the League { : Bowling is an excellent sport and seems to carry with it.a spirit of good fellowship. This spirit of sportsman- ship is worthy of 'cultivation, eee OO HIGH .SCHOOL "EXAMINATIONS The Departmental and Entrance Examinations of Port Perry High School will be held this year in' the SUIT | NOW See our attractive line of - OVERCOATINGS, cial lines in We have and greys, a d be Ss to havexou d see our goods. WE DO ALL OUR OWN WORK Cleanl g and Pressing ine. 4 3 said deceased among the parties en-|- Port Perry Ont. You should order |} ! in fancy pbs | Cheap for C A as . ' = Cawker Bros.' a : Phone Your Orders: for Quick Delivery Port Perry TAKE NOTICE that a by-law will be infroduced at a meeting of "the Council of the Municipal Corporation |of the Village of Port Perry to be held at the hour of eight lock pm, at - the office of the Clerk of the said \Corporation, to stop up and sell to the Port Perry Board of Education, that part of Ottawa. Street running westerly from Rosa street to a line to be drawn across Ottawa parallel to Rosa. Street and approxi- mately six chains or such distance less as may be deemed necessary, westerly from the west boundary of Rosa Street. \ 7 It's the "Toronto" Self-Oiling Windmill --requirin, 4 too, can be made absol The new Mill now--or get Baptist. Church) Comfortable ac- commodationwill be provided for all, and no intefruptions will occur, The Departmental Examinations will com- mence on Monday, June 21st and con- tinue' util July 2nd. -and the High School Entrance Examinations will be on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, June '28th, 29th and 30th. For further The Port Perry B one to go to the two to the highest all schools outside These prizes are gi this column. 1926-27. { HIGH SCHOOL ENTRANCE all candidates, tobe follows: ¢ : Monday, June 28th 8.45 to 9. a.m.--Reading Regulations held in their rooms 9.00 to 11.00 a.m. Grammar. » 11.10 to 12.00 a.m.--Writing. 1.80 to 8.80 p.m.--Geography ; « Tuesday, June 29th 9.00 to 11.30 a.m.--Arithmetic. 1.30 to 4.00 p.m.--Literature Wednesday, June 30th 90 Oto 11.00" &.m.--Composition. 11.00 to 12.00 a.m.--SpeRing. 130 to 8.80 p.m.--History. "son. 'settled on was the funds for a perman our High School. is open to all pupil two years of High will be awarded to years. Amounting times during the -three days. Can- D, E. Scholarship. didates will bring with them--pens, voted to the Nation, pencils, rulers, and erasers, All / further Standards required for passing are: Chapter during the ra ------. OVER 200 SPECIALS Cynara 10 pounds of Sugar... . 0 na.eTe 13 Shortening .:...:. i... "rs 206. 3's Sic. - Oranges, sweet and juicy, per doz. "35c, 45¢. - Harvest Yellow Peaches Horseshoe Salmon C. & B. Salmon . 2 tins 29c., 14' 24c. | y 1's. 43c. sede eaan ..per pkg 16 | "Toy pails 19. | 5 SELF-OILING - SELF-REGULATING With the Strongest Tower Built "oil only once lu self-regulating in operation. "Toronto" Tower wiland for a lifetime because it is the heaviest, strongest and best-braced one built for any windmill. See this MILTON STONE, Seagrave, Ontario i i School Gymanistm (former "forty er cent. on each subject, and 60 per cent. on total. offer three prizes for competition-- from Port Perry Public School, and that the winnrs attend Port Perry details of the Entrance.see notice in bi School for the full school term A fee of one dollar will be charged The Scugog Chapter of the I.0.D.E. noon their final meeting for the sea- The first item. standing is highest during the two Reading will be taken at convenient be known as the Scugo, monies raised by the "SUPERIOR 'STORES | : Superior. Coffee suraiasila 65¢ Ma's 83c. | Clark's Po nd Beans. AND TAKE NOTICE that any per- son or persons who deem their land prejudicially affected by the passage of such by-law are required at or be- A ear". ears operate in a bath of "special oil affected t by fore the said meeting to pfesent to ay Lo Toe heat nor cold--every and this Council particulars of their in- working part thoroughly and automatically juries and thereafter at the said meet- lubricated. ing the said by-law will be passed. If you have a "Toronto" Windmill now, you can obtain DATED at Port Perry, this tenth day this self-oiling feature by ii head and £ M 1926. using. your present wheel. Most Toronto' Windmills, of May, ({ The Municipal Corporation of v Village of Port Perry. Neil Sweetman, Reeve E. H. Purdy, Clerk. my booklet. ren (Ypres HOUSE AND PROPERTY FOR SALE "The undersigned is offering for sale nds on his beautiful residence and' grou Cochrane St. If interested. price and, # terms can be satisfactorily arra Apply to Robert Murray, Cochral St., Port Perry. me | HAIRDRESSING AND BEAUTY PARLOR We specialize in all styles of Ladies' and children's hair cut- ting, Marcel Waving, Curling, shampooing, and all scalp treat- ment, ete. Hair combing made al oard of Education highest candidate candidates from of Port Perry. iven on condition collected the first he Junior, High School Entrance forenoon of the examinations. into switches and curls. \ Have Examinations will be held at the High T. H. FOLLICK, a Covabob made from your long School Gymnasium (former Baphist Chairman of High Schol | hair. ; Church), Port Perry, on Monday, Entrance Board.| Mrs. Spears Phone 246 Tuesday and Wednesday, June 28th, | oN Blong Block Port Perry. ; 20th and 80th. The time table is as 10 DE - B NOTICE I have received this week a car load of N. B. Shingles and lath, and the prices of these are as follows: Extras $5.60, Clears, $6.10, 2nd Clears, $4.50. These shingles are noted as the best made in Canada. They are a thick, clean, heavy, pliable shingle without splitting, also they do not color the rainwater, which "will please the ladies. ° 7 I also have in stock all kinds of Lumber, Lime, Cement, various kinds of Coal, Coke, Cannel Coal, slab 'wood all cut to order... Wahid. be pleased to call and see my stock, Good value for small money. Sous truly. GL. VICKERY. . & ne \ on Monday after- of business to be appropriation of ent scholarship in This" scholarship s taking the first School work and the pupil whose to $15.00 it is to Chapter I. O. .00 was also al War Memorial. year will be given STORES June 11th and 12h Harvest Strawberry Jam, 3's glass ....5 Harvest Orange Marmalade .....16 oz. oo # Locano Seeded Raisins, 15 0. . . -\pke. 16¢. Superior Salad Dressing, per jar ......23c. Superior Stores Pekoe Tea, 1's 69¢c. 14's 35¢. a Superior Floor Wax .. Shoe Poli