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Drug Port Perry, Thursday, Noy. 1 Sen him about your eyes. . plied to 5 , Catarrh, Cough, Bronchitis, throat and tonsil inf treats with success. No flowery talk necessary, The medicine talks. Sold OS) A J. Davis. ah ~ ¥- i Ca IY Don't Forget the Bazaar ~ at He Parish Hall on Friday Evening October 29th A chance 'to buy many and useful {asics and get your cup read while Ed Bt Miss Orma McArthur has returned home after spending a few days in Toronto, Mr, and Mrs. Geo. A. Rose are in Hamilton visiting with their son. The bazaar held under the auspices of the Ladies' Bible Class of the United Church at the homé of Miss Stovin, on Friday last was s largely at- tended. Many ladies ¢ coming in for tea. This enterprising class under the presidency of Miss Stovin de- serves credit for the success of their work. i Thursday--Special meeting of the Ex-Service Men's Social Club at the Armouries at 7.30 p.m. \ QO WOOD FOR SALE Hard and some mixed wood, in 12 inchand 4 ft lengths. Prices reason- able. Jas. Hortop, Bell Phone 64, Port Perry. presi iii ARMISTICE DAY CELEBRATION 4 The Annual Celebration of Arm- istice Day_ will be held in the Town Hall, 'on Thursday, November 11th, under the auspices of the LO.D.E. Fuller particulars in our next issue. inn ppt PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rey. William' Higgs, Minister Public Worship at 11 am. and 7 pm., Rev. J. W. Davidson, of Sea- grave will preach: Y: P. League at 8 p.m. on Monday. Prayer Service, Thursday at 7.30 p.m. MUSICAL FESTIVAL The Salvation Army will bring the Riverdale Band and hold a Musical Festival in the Town Hall, 3 p.m. on Sunday, November 7th. Found--Purse containing key. Apply at Star Office. tine -------- PHINEAS"R: "CARSON IS DEAD IN TORONTO Phineas Robert Corson, a citizen of Toronto for over fifty years, and one of Canada's oldest commercial travel- lers, died at his residence, -38 Wells Street, after a lingering illness. He was born in Port Perry in 1855, and was widely known in his earlier business career as the representative of H. A. Nelson & Sons, and John Taylor & Sons. Later he founded the Sovereign Peffume Company, and when a reorganization was effected he became identified with other com- mercial activities, He was the second son of the late late Alvin T. and Lydia E. Corson. In 1878 he married Mary Emma Smith of Middletown, Deleware, and there were born two sons, Robert C. Carson, deceased, and Clayton 8S. . Corson, of Toronto. In 1898 he mar- ried Inez McPherson, of Toronto, who survives, together with three children Burnside, Inez and Ray. A brother, Stanley, in Chicago, and three sisters, Mrs. Emma Merrick, Mrs, A. Butler and Mrs. W, F. Inglis, also survive. In religion he was a Methodist,«and in politics a Liberal. The funeral will take place Thurs- day from the residence of his son, Clayton S. Corson, 182 Grenadier Rd. FOR SALE Large Brass Hanging lamp with white shade, in good condition. Ap- ply at Star Office. FOR SALE \ Combination book case and wing] Bodble desk, oak dresser, iron bed with mattress and springs, complete. Ap- a ee i Spahrs 'Tonsilitis, ap- ANNIVERSARY SERVICES AT MAN "The anniversary services of the Manchester United Church. will be held on Sunday, November 7, at 2.80 and 7.156 p.m. Rev. Howard Seymour of Shannonville will conduct the ser- vices. Special music, . You will be welcome. -- QO * LIBERAL MASS MEETING A Mass Meeting of the Liberals of South Ontario™ will be held in the vember 1st, at 8 p.m. to nominate a Election. There will be addresses by Mr. W, E. N. Sinclair, K.C., Provincial Lib- eral Leader; Mr, W. H. Movre, Jind others. Ladies Welcome. God Save the King G. D. Conant, W.-A. Dryden, Secretary. President. .-_----- hk, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES St. John's, Port Perry run with patience the race thatis set before us.' 7 p.m., "Changed into the same image from glory to glory." Sunday Schol at 8 p.m. Y. P. Guild, Monday, at 8 p.m, 'Prayer service, Thursday, at 7.30 p.m. "The Confession of Faith" God and the Holy Trinity. Breadalbane, Utica Sunday School at 2 p.m. Public Worship at 8 p.m. The Ladies' Aid met at the home of Mrs. W. J. Anderson with a large attendance. A good programme was rendered and Mrs. Atkinson gave an address on "What Women can do for Temperance in their Community by the right use of the franchise and in- fluence." It was much appreciated by the ladies. sien limi EPSOM Mrs, Hannah Warren has gone to Agincourt for the winter months. Mr. and Mrs. LaRose of Unionville visited relatives here recently. Mr. W. Watson and Mr. H, Corbett of Toronto, visited with Mr. Wesley Ackney on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Medland of To- ronto, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ackney. ; Mr. and Mrs, McConnell and sons of Toronto, spent the week end with relatives here. Mrs. Thos. Saeger has returned to her home near Madoc. Mr. Drew McCulloch has returned home after assisting Mr. Tipper with the school fairs in Muskoka district. We are pleased to report that Mrs. C. Asling is improving. after her re- cent serious operation in the Welles- ley Hospital, Toronto. -- ------ FOR SALE Ross Sporting Rifle (Can't be beat) See it. Also Dandy Oak Souvenir heater with feeder, which is remov- able for wood, also single bed springs and mattress, and closed washstand. Apply A. D. Peters, Phone 234 Port Perry, Ont. ~ 2 A wh suggestion, at our risk, Treat brenchitis, quinsy, catarrh and infected throats and tonsils with Mrs. Sybilla Spahrs Tonsilitis. A wonder- XE] 5 4 Liberal Candidate for the Provincial Public Worship--1la.m., "Let us ¥ | CY if 2Eif Town Hall, Whitby, on Monday, No- | needed I have a carload of those N, B. Shingles whigh do not color the rain- water, to arfive in a few days.| Prices right ahd 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 yhad previousty this year. C. L. VICKERY. "Dad certainly was pleased!" "As soon as Dad read my last letter, wiih the news of my appointment in it, he jumped for the tele- phone. "I felt like a million dollars when I heard hix voice, and if T can live up to the things he said to me, I'll ga a long way." There are many ihspiring moments when Long Dis- tance is the only adequate vehicle for our emotions. As in the case above, the proper word at the right moment has a great ap- peal. Let Long Distance speed your message of in- spiration when it will be most appreciated. ful medicine. Buy a new throat. our customers for their support preciations from our customers sale will be over October 30th. want to get your fall and winter every dollar, come to our store on will save money. « Only a few specials are in {hein ip the 8 'Gsfrin pocal 99 cota pai PORT PERRY DOMINION STORE SALE'IS. BOOMING Our Sale has been very successful and we appreciate very much to us. We have had many ap- for our good bargains and our For the last of our sale we are going to have great bargains on October 29th and 30th, so if you supply and want to save 256% on the last days of our sale and you the paper but there are lots of oul, sas fg SLI pa pair $1.45 Double he ast, ea Di ey ir J 2.dozen San heavy weight 25° X82 About 40 pairs children' cost. £ Ply at Star Office. Many special on Rand or cud of sal, for Friday and NOTICE Shrinnomd October 26th = Al Jartiee swing . accounts to w. ) OT MISS Chik BAR BARGAINS a er, chester, are reques to call and make settlement nor be-| ALIX. GILBOORD Phone 177 'PORT PERRY (signed) W. F. 4 'EX-SERVICE MEN ei s of the Ex-Service Men's b are reminded that the the Ter ure of Je amine | rec n, songs f Arch to be co tulated the REAR A wr I. R. BENTLEY oul n rests e schools to lave u_ professio Optometrist nurse, o. e ctor: Order, > our pupils every two months Jeweler aR Satine 000 A NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS Of William J. Slute, deceased. ad bid i wil be do doing more rea - notice is hereby given that all credit- ors and others claims against the estate of William J. Slute, late of the Township of East Whitby; in the County of Ontario, Farmer, who died on or about the 11th day of July A D. 1907, are on or béfore the 11th day of November A.D, AL to send by post, prepaid, to & Harris, ort Perry, Ont., es for Albert. Slute, administrator of the Estate, their christian names and surnam addresses and descriptions, the particulars of claims, a state- ment of their accounts and the nature of the securities (if if any) ea by ving regard onl such eiaifas o of ich notice shall been given and the said bert § apove will not liable for the said assets or any part there- of, to any n or persons of whose claim or ms notice shall not have been received rris & Harris at the time of s distribution, Dated at Port Rory this 12th day of October A.D. 1 them, and tha® afi y aforesaid the te will proceed to the assets of the | Fresh Car load of ST MARY'S CEMENT just received. Last car we will bring in this season. Phone us Fil Tequ uirements at once, as it is pped out rapidly each day. Port Perry Coal Yard W. G. W. PYATT last| Yard Phone 94. Uptown Office 233 COMING A. J. Davis, Druggist, 'Port Perry, Phas arranged with. Dr. -¥. E. Luke, Optometrist, 167 Yonge St., Toronto, to be at his store, Thursday, Nov. 11. He has been coming there for over 26 years, Don't forget the date. F. E. Luke (Upstairs opposite Simpson's) _ % | Crandel St. (@y Appointraént) MRS. PEARSALL Bell Phone 169" Port Perry un G yn TO) them A Graduate Optomerist is here --at your service-- and no fee is charged for examination or advice W. A HARE Optomerist "8/King Street, Oshawa or Leonnd Blk, Port Perry, HARRIS 5a H + Nir Solte, for the foes of J. Slute, dec'd. ; 163-167 YONGE ST., TORONTO I expected to have will Jse home. chummy and comfy. ih 8 Toor : of course, it fie oo] 'But. the po f 'here now. "And 1 if I hope to show you so fore, . > this but hope to make it Saturday if you Boy, don't do anything further about saving expense on your car until I whang up to your porch in my great~little Star. \ L'm driving like an expert now, and I am actually in love with the car, it is so ~~ You know, Jim, they ta. tires or the starting mechan "the greatest" and so forth. the greatest achievement, to my mind, is way the Star car people have succeeded roducing a small car that has all .the bf £0 and balance usually found only in the Dil: 'expensive cars. Thinf¥r it--speed, comfort, You should order your SUIT ~~ NOW. Seeour attractive line of OVERCOATINt GS We have special lines in blues "| and greys, also in fancy tweeds. We will be pleased to have you call and see our goods. We Do All Our Own Work. Cleaning is Pressing ~ Done. W. T. Rodman Merchant Tailor HOUSE FOR RENT _ 9 rooms, electric lights, oak fldors, hard and soft water, stable. large garden, Apply Mrs, Francis White, every THURSDAY seen you before about balloon as being - 'But really' Bova ab Phone 196-6, Port Perry. Over Tel. Office Port Perry 5