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. in Second the odds are about even, favour. They have a pretty little Mr. Gordon Howard, of Calgary, is holidaying with friends in town. | 'attendance at the Can- adian National Exhibition was 1,573,600, Mr. Frank' Shepherd motored to Detroit 'and back last week, and en- "joyed a very good t rip. He says that about next y®ar it will be pos- sible to go from® Brooklin to Detroit without leaving the cement road-- . 8 wonderful achievement in road making. While talking with Mr. A. E. Rogerson, it 'was learned that some eighteen cottages have been put up ot Lakeside Beach. since he took over "the property. He has also been doing some reforestation work, having planted out some 4000 trees which have thrived well, Gradually this locality is going to come to the fore- front as a summer .resort, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Holtby left on Tuesday to attend the London Fair. Get your reserved seat for the Fair Night Concert at Bentley's Jewelry Store, Mrs. Bickle, who has been quite ill, is doing as well as can be expected. Mr. Geo. Stone has returned home from his trip to Saskatchewan and enjoyed himself thoroughly. Mr. Andy Campbell is home again after being absent for some months, during which time he was visiting relatives near Edmonton, Mrs. Cowan left for Provost, Sask., on Tuesday, where she will spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs, C. Jeffrey, - Mr. Melville Ingram, of Montreal, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. Ingram. i We are sorry t6 hear of the illness of Mrs. S. E. Allison: also of Mr. John Leask. We hope they will soon recover. -- (is RIPE RASPBERRIES Mrs. Ben. Dunn brodght some nice ripe raspberries to the Star Office she picked from her garden on September 13th. The bushes have borne well and the first picking was July 28th. ee 0 0 Oe THE CREAMERY Port Perry Creamery is putting out a lot of butter. They have made 121,000 Ibs. in four months ending August 31st, which means an average of about 1100 Ibs. every working day, an increase on the previous year's business. - The ice cream factory is also do- ing well, the output being about twice that of last year. It is pleasing to note that this very efficient business is prospering.' ----0 00 THE SCHOOL Work is going along nicely at the school. The footings aré all in for the foundation. The forms are being made for the cement that is to be put in before puting up the brick- work. The brick and tile have arrived and other material is on hand, 000 HIGH SCHOOL NOTES On Tuesday, Sept. 7, school opened with a bang (of a door) and got away with a flying start when every- body enjoys a holiday the first after- noon. There were many new faces and as many empty seats whose former owners have gone out to beat the world or, if they were young ladies, their husbands. We wish the former but not the latter. The bell summoned int8 school many |. curious pupils all anxious to get a first glimse of the new teachers who were, perhaps, just as curious to get a glimpse of them. Let us hope that both of their first impressions were good, Things of note in the various forms are as follows--Fourth Form boasts a decided female majority, about six to one so we think that in event of a lady being put up as a candidate at any election only one sixth of the ladies will be allowed to vote for fear of a overwhelming majority in favour of the lady candidate; Third Form also has a majority in the fair sex, \ 'but they have another thing in their 'which has a habit of parading ftself in tedious moments in the 'school day. It has however one draw- ack; from pupil's point of view, none 'teachers are afraid of it. seems to have suffered of Infentile some- : they seem far the average than what rhaps, after all, the 2 Miss Joan 'Dihin has returned tof © - Detroit where she will resume her| studies at Glyndale High School. 4 the contest, Public School. With the present ar- +] write for' prizes, hence the difficulty Bands: k Sonya, and by of Utica, and St. John's, Port Perry. sbyterial Seer the best thrower. School this attention from the public. exhibitors are taught how to constitutes prize stuff, APiece of. but we shall hope for the best. Yi ; ' Show sométhing if you can. community seems to take part need here. If you have a good may encourage others, to let any person get a real way to secure competition i get your entries in early. will be at her home to receive Monday, 20 September. cost you be. each entry. cases. It is merely a matter of A litle while ago somebody was the best he had ever heard. have Miss McGhie, and she fd Daisy LaRush entertainers hard-to beat. 50c. each. after the concert. provement of the Fair. have been responsible for a defic 'to relieve them of" this burden; all extra monies will be used to meet you there, \ " gupm------C) PORT PERRY PUBLIC SCHOOL By error, the name of Dorothea O'Neill was omitted from the June report of the promotion examination results. Dorthea made a creditable pass to the Senior Fourth Class. The Board, of Education passed a resolution that the Penny Bank sys- tem be discontinued. Withdrawal slips may be obtained from the teachers. It would be good business for each pupil having a balance, to open a personal account with the Bank. Having consideyed the appeal of Helen Clark for an Entrance certifi- cate, the Entrance Board have grant- ed the appeal and issued the certifi- cate. A retrospect of 12 years of En- trance work in Port Perry produces the following record: Candidates who wrote 195; candidates who re- ceived certificates 177--average 94 per cent. In this period there were recélved 54 honours; 8 first prizes, 2 second prizes and 2 third prizes. In 1919 all the honours that were given at this centre, came to Port Perry rangement of promotion on term work; the 'cream of the class do not to win the higher prizes. The prize winners in the Fourth Form for the year just ended are: Senior Class, highest standing in History, Douglas Nasmith: Junior Class, highest standing in History, Robert Moray. The prizes were do- McLean, "a fountain for the senior, and an Eversharp pencil for Junior, The inners of prizes donated by the Board of Education are; For eandi- date who did not write on Entrance examination, Valde Hortop; for the candidate who did write, Beverley Smallman. . sl WOW Voce. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES Rev. W. L. Atkinson, Minister. St. John's Church, Port Perry Public. Worship at 11 am. and 7 pm. Sunday Scholo at.3 pm. Prayer meeting, "Thursda: Breadalbang Church, Utica Sunday School at 2 p.m. Publie 'Worship at 8 p.m. Anniversary services on September 26th, conducted by Rev. J. C, Robin- son, of Uxbridge. Tea and Concert -on Monday, Sept. 27th. J Section No. 1 of 'the Lindsay Pres- byterial W.M, Society, will held its first meeting. in the Presbyterian | Church, Sonya, on Tdesday, Sept. 21, at 2 pm. and the program will be ey by the Officers and t | members of \ "and Mission invitation Breadalbane following Auxiliaries The Y. M, 8, Presb; 0 r . TE > 3 dwn Fair at Port g "(Continued from Front Page) Ng think they can throw a rolling pin at Jiggs, with a good prize to You will receive full directions When you enter ". TheSchool Fair Pa r Be x 2 x We most heartily welcome the youngsters from the Publi year, and know that their exhibit will draw pleased | § The best part of it all is that the |} 'prepare their exhibits and what Last year we missed Mr. Kent' -] year he intends to show a collec that in itself will be an education an if Jack Frost says "No." we shall "Put in Your Entries of us enjoy your wealth long enough to see what yon have. You The Directors have done their best not monopoly .of the showing; but the only Make Entries With Mrs. Hugh Lucas Mrs. Hugh Lucas is taking them. 'All entries should be in by If you make entries later, they will But there is no need for that in most The Concert. heard Miss Nellie McGhie play the violin. Reserved seats will be on sale at Bentley's Jewelry Store at Best to put your order in.early. A Promise Whatever you pay to attend the Fair will be used for the im- For years the Directors The Fair is next Wednesday, September 22nd. We hope to 00mm nated and presented by Mrs. ©. W.| ~ r Lim wy Good News. tion 8 ' I - Ma Over in Cartwright 2 whole in their Fair. article, show it, and let the rest s for you to compete; and please the entries This year and she taking time by the forelock. went to a concert near here and ~ This person said she That was enough. We had to is coming. Then we have Jack Esplin, comedian, and Arthur Lynde of Whitby says he is good, while is a soprano who costume, and Miss Egan is accompaniste. enterains you with solos in This is a quartette of There will be a dance (who get no pay) it. It would be a splendid thing and You may rest assured that improve the Fair. on Y. W. 8. work. Mrs. Willis of Uxbridge will also give an address on Mission' Band work, and its import- ance. The Auxilliary of Sonya ex- tend a hearty invitation to all inter- ested in the work of the W.M.S; and the advancement of the Lindsay Presbyterial. een) Oe CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Members of the A.Y.P.A. are asked to\meet in the Parish Hall at 8 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 20th. Seryice next Sunday morning at 11 am. Subject "Holiness." Sun- day School at 8 pm. | . Thursday, Evensong at 7.80 p.m. Choir practice following. ---- Or AUCTION SALE Miss Islay Hiscox is offering her household furniture for sale by aue- Port Perry, on Saturday, September 18, at 1 p.m. See podters. The house will also be offered for sale. . 3 Geo. Jackson & Son, Auctioneers SrtA JO Gms TN AYPA. The opening meeting of the 'A. Y. P.A. was held in the Parish Hall on Monday evening, September 18. The officers elected for the year 1926-27 are as follows: . President--M. Hayden Vice President--V. Roberts. : Secretary--A. Kight . Treasurer--M, Walker" The next meeting will be held at 7.30 Monday evening, Sept. 20th in the Parish Hall. 7 : 'DID NOT PASS, ..The by-law to compel the pasteur- ization of milk by vendors was pt 8 floral display greatly. This of his beautiful flowers; and | d a real pleasure. Of course be minus on this attraction, That is what we tion at her residence, Cochrane 8t., | where. We give as if not better value for the money. : Have that Watch or Clock repaired. 5 I. R. BENTLEY || "| 76 acres workable land. $8 cash. 'Balance easy terms. BR 50 acres more or less @ on Dordering foundation," cement .floor in & > FARM TO RENT close to centre of Oshawa. soil, I iad : = to D. Conant, Barrister, etc, Oshawa. eee) Oem. PRIVATE SALE Miss Mary Real, Bigelow St. Port Perry, and may be seen at any time after 9 a.m. between Sept. 28tht and October 2nd. Bedroom Suite, good separate Bed- stead, Mattress and 2 pair springs, and other dishes, Bedding and Rugs, Electric Light Lamp, Electric Light Shades, New Wiliams Sewing Ma- chine, Imperial Quart Gems, and numerous other articles. ' (Omer BORN To Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McKinnon, Sonya, on August 7, 1926, a daughter (Margaret Mae.) - on Conveniently located on main road, Excellent good buildings, running water. | Pp plough and full possession this fall if desired. For particulars apply to owner. G, These goods are at the home of Easy Chair, Parlor Table, Diner Set) shed, hen house, % acre Union Ave. $1,000, balance at 5%. . X Six roomed ' bungalow, cement foundation and cellar whole size of house in good repair, % acre choice arden land, some fruit, on Queen St. 760 cash, balance 5% easy terms. Trick store on-Queen St.,-2 stories with stone b t, wi ted Price for quick sale $900 if sold at { once, Good eight roomed housé at Epsom, | - two acres choice garden soil, new stable, hen house, drife shed, fruit of all descriptions, good water, on main highway. - $1000" eash, balance easy terms. - A mall fruit, also 1 stabl ve oe fom on grive Scugog Island, 74 acre farm, on 9th concession,~good house, hiproof barn, new drive shed and hog pen, well fenced, good water. A very desirable farm for little money. $1000 cash, Beglance easy terms, For further information see A. W. MORLEY CAMPBELL / Estate PORT PERRY, ONT. PHONE 183w Marcelling and Cutting - (By Appointment) = MRS. PEARSALL Lake Sc 5 roomed : house, | C stone founastio "in god ns Crandell St, for ed a ruit trees, cash, Dulaney good 7 Seven rogimed frame house on stone You Only Have . Bell Phone 169 ONE pair | a8 JH ppp ney 1 A Graduate. 0 « \ --at your service--: and no fee is charged for ptomerist examination or advice -W. A HARE _ -.. Optomerist . 3 King Street, Oshawa or Leonard Blk, Port Perry, 'every THURSDAY - Yr iza ~ The Pontiac Six Has ' . ; = 0 x iT ye Si "+ Swept Canada + EVER in automobile history has | standards set by General Motors-- x any new ar, achieved 'such Sasted fn General Motvms liboratiies , ~ instant and overwhelming acceptance * "prov on Genengh Motors proving a the Pontiac Six, bee ~ grounds--a car that 2% Bver since its introduction, the Pon- mised on quality--a car that gives STINE RRR ee of its to --Now, oomy ! the huge, new Pontiac t at Yet Pontiac=-a qua Foi in every. ook Oshawa, Ont. : ere sense of the word -- wallible 0 & To inspect the Pontiac Six--to ride' made low beyond i g y Morrison, Druggist, on Shanley St. v- | for sale box stove, 2 particulars apply A. D, and large lot now occupied by Mr. House in first elass condition situated South. Possession first of September, price reasonable, : NOTICE : I have a car load of those N. B. Shingles which do not color the rain- water, to arrive in a few days. Prices right and terms right for a splendid - shingle. Would be pleased to have you call and inspect. : Our shingles have arrived and prove to be better than any we have had previously this year. : ~ C. iL, VICKERY. Dr. J. A. Mathers Physician and Surgeon _A Coroner in Ontario. Office, Queen St, Port Perry. Bell Phone 17 '. W. A. Sangster DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours--9 am. to 5 p.m. . Office over McKee's Shoe Store, PORT PERRY," ONTARIO The Creamery is paying 34c., 83c., and 380c., for Butter Fat. You can save labor and make more money by send- ing your cream to the PORT PERRY CREAMERY Goode Bros., Proprietors ES apa Do you suffer from rupture? If so, your big opportunity has now ar- rived. Mr. Reavely, the noted rupture expert will be at the SEBERT | HOUSE, for one day only, Monday, SEPT. 20th, 1926, and will be' pleased to give free examination to any suf-- ferer and to demonstrate his famous appliance. This appliance will con- tract the opening in 10 to 15 days and will cure cases in from three to six months. This appliance is positively démonstrated to you right on your own person 'without any charge. Youn do not spend a penny unless you are fully satisfied that it is the right ap- pliance for you, A consultation with Mr. Reavely will cost you nothing. Don't let this opportunity get away from you. Remember the date, Ogee nd DISPERSION SALE Dispersion sale of Registered and - High Grade Holsteins, the property: of L, Scott & Son, lot 28, con 13, Reach Tp., (Seagrave) on Tuesday, Sept. 28th, 1926, Geo. Jackson & Son, Auctioneers, ois . 000m For sate / - Ross Sporting . Rifle, bolt' acti One of the most accurate rifles in Canada: See it at Star Office. "Also good as new, and range with reservoir. = For Peters, Port » kitchs Perry, phone 234, RUPTURE EXPERT HERE - three blocks south from Queen St,- ~~ ¢ y at 8 p.m. passed by the Village Council; but a bytlaw. for regulating the ,selling of milk within the corporation is to be introduced at an early date. It is Rrobable that the proposed by-law will provide for more rigid inspection, and determing the percentage of cream required, » PCS -000 - ae UNITED CHURCH, PORT PERRY Bl ee William Higgs, Minister. 'Sept.~19th--Public Worship at 11 8 p.m. relics ¢ Young People's League, Monday, at8pm. on Te ~~ Prayer Meeting, Thursday at 7.30 pm. Choir practice at 8.30, 2 The Y.P.L. held their first on Monday evening last with Harbron in charge. ; Mis Marian Fatmer gave a very interesting re-| port of the Whitby Missionary Con. encouraging. 0 Sunday School t 2 pd am, and 7 pm. Sunday School at | by Publ COUPE $1035 in it--to drive it--is to realize how Pontiac has won such success. Here is a six built up to the high + +. AtFactory « N "the unmatched facilities of + = lower by the temoval of the Excise Tax. ; 2 ; i SEDAN $1035 LANDAU SEDAN $ - . Hs. please fiotify Mr. Nichols, = COMING Dr. F. E. Luks, Optom. : STRAYED : Roan dehorned two-year-old steer, - | strayed from the premises of S. BE. : Nichols, Centre Scugog, Phone 108 Pa 2-4), about two months ago. Finder sot 4: g Store, Port Perry, Thursday,