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after spending a month with friends in London. We regret to hear of the serious illness of little Rudolph Hayden. We hope for his speedy recovery. Mr. Warner of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, left on Tuesday to at- tend the funeral of his mother, who died suddenly on that day. Miss Foster, of Trenton, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Christy. At the election of officers of the United Church Sunday School, Mr. John McClintock was re-elected as Superintendent, Mr. Cliff. Coulter, Asst. Supt, Mr. S. Yelland, Sec'y- Treasurer, Mr. D. McArthur, Asst. Sec"y; Mrs. Geo. Jackson, Supt. of Primary Dept., with Mrs, J. E. Jack- son and Miss Helen Lucas, as assist- ants; Mrs. J. E. Jackson, pianiste, Miss E. Hortop, asst. pianiste, L O. D. E. Meeting The regular meeting of Scugog Chapter of the L.O.D.E, will be held at their rooms in the Davis Block, on Monday, April 4th, at three p.m. LAWN BOWLING CLUB The annual meeting of the Port Perry Lawn Bowling Club will be held at the Treasurer's Office, on Wed- nesday, April 6th, at 8 p.m. Every- body interested please attend. F. C. Taggart, W. A. Christy, President, Sec'y-Treas. een () (YQ L O. 0. F. EUCHRE PARTY " On Tuesday evening the members of Warriner Lodge LO.O.F. held a successful euchre party, some sixty guests being entertained, Mr. Harold Emmerson won first prize and Mr. Wm. Clark, second prize. In the latter case Mr. Clark and Mr. Wilson Gerrow were tie, and they had to play off for second place which added zest to the proceedings. m-- tii ARE YOU INTERESTED IN SWEET PEAS? If enough orders can be secured it will be possible secure high class British Columbia Sweet Peas, distinct colors, for 26¢ per oz. These are said to be some of the finest sweet peas on the market. If you are interested ask at the Star Office. LIMITED "Porter, fifty cents for another pitcher of water." Sorry suh, but if I takes any mo' ice, dat corpse in de baggage car ain't going to keep." taal Ps esis It is easier to do a thing right, than to explain how it was you did it wrong. eee (YO SALE REGISTER Tuesday, April 12--Auction Sale of Holsteins, Yorkshires, Oxford Downs, Farm Machinery, ete, at the Twin Stream Farm, lot 20 and 80, con. 8, Whitby Tp. Sale at one pm. See bills. Wm. Maw, Auctioneer. Tuesday, April 12--Auction Sale of property known as Twin Stream Farm, lots 29 and 80, con. 8, Whitby Tp., 365 acres and extensive farm buildings. Sale at 1245 pm. See bills. Wm. Maw, Auctioneer. ~April 7 ee YY A non-slip necessity--steam and hustle are all right, but it takes sand to hang on. en) Why quarrel over creeds when the Hear the March winds, "Winter song of woodmen sawing, Get that watch or clock repaired now and be ready for - Spring's Work. Bring your opti- cal work to us. Re- pairs while you wait 1. R. BENTLEY Optometrist Jeweller and Stationer PORT PERRY CARD OF THANKS Miss E. Gamble and sisters wish to extend their thanks to their many friends in Port Perry for their kind- ness and expression of sincere sym- pathy during their recent bereave- ment, ---- rn EFFIE V. GAMBLE. Miss Effie V. Gamble, whose death took place on Wednesday, the 16th day of March, was born on Scugog Island, coming to Port Perry at the age of eleven years, where she fin- ished her public school education at the age of twelve. Entering the high school and obtaining her Second Class Certificate with honotirs at the age of seventeen, standing as one of Port Perry High School's most bril- liant students, she procured her Normal Certificate with honours in the fall of 1906, after which she com- menced her work with the Port Perry Public School, and as well a teacher in the Methodist Sunday School and active worker in the Epworth League for a number of years. Deceased "was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, John Gamble and leaves three sisters and one brother to mourn her loss. God has called a loving sister, Beckoned to the great beyond, Midst her work with little loved ones, He has whispered low, come on. She had worked, with love and kind- ness, Never tiring, never sad, Always hoping that in some way She might make some sore heart glad. But the unseen hand so mighty Took her from us ere we knew, And the only comfort left us: It was God, and that He knew. She has just gone on before us, To a world that knows no pain, And we know with His assurance Our earthly loss means heavenly gain. CLG. etree (Ye APPROACH OF SPRING whistling, sighing, Heralding, approach of spring, Methinks 'tis a child a crying, Spirits of the dead, that lying, To the foe their dirges sing. O'er the elms the crows are cawing, Bringing melodies to me, On the slope the smows are thawing, Changling in the humble bee. You the velvet green is freeping And the crocus sprouting forth In their silent beds been sleeping, And old winter's, wildly leaping To the icy boundless north, - In the midst of this the dreaming Whispering zephyrs speak to me, Waking to the sun rays streaming To the vale with violets teeming, eternal obligation is all summed up in the golden rule? LEE Store | | . . r= Hl Lemons, good ones, chea doz. 25¢. | Bananas, nice ripe ones, De : -40c. rape fruit, size, each "10c. And the rippling of the sea. A. Bond. 1 of values when Tilting-Beam Headlights New Design Steering Wheel Phone THE CELEBRATION PLANS The Whitby Council has called an- other meeting for the purpose of de- ciding what form the Jubilee of Con- federation celebration on July 1st is to take in Whitby. Having received the assurance of many local organiza- tions that they will lend a hand in the celebration, the Council has de- cided to invite every organization in town to send two representatives to this meeting, while those interested in sports and local amateur minstrel or vaudeville productions will also be asked to attend. As noted before in these columns there is no reason whatever why Whitby cannot arrange a celebration befitting so -important an event, and it only requires the de- termination and united effort of the citizens to carry plans for such a celebration to a successful conclusion. --Whitby Gazette. ---- (res. CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Sunday--Celebration of the Holy Communion at 11 a.m. Sunday School at 3 p.m, > Thursday--Evensong and sermon at 7.80 p.m. Subject: "Rachael." Wednesday--Junior W.A. at 4.15 p.m. Monday--Young People's Guild . at 7.80 p.m. sete) () romm-- A SUCCESSFUL MUSIC STUDENTS At the mid winter examinations, at Ontario Ladies' College, Whitby, the following pupils of Miss Kathleen Leask, were successful. Introductory--Doris Murray, (74) Honours. TN prac Six introduced & BSI new and revolutionary Li a little over a year ago. *JSow, Pontiac Six is increasing its lead-- "AT NEW LOW PRICES H. R. Archer Motor Sales : I PONTIAC AND OAKLAND DEALERS PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS OF CANADA, LIMITED PONTIAC SIX : Re" the first Pontiac Six still further in advance of its field, a! ny . New and Finer Pontiac Six, Gen- "We have a supply of folders givin id Motirs bas achieved + combination of rand each oides ria sizcylinder performance, st Tone pe ane tay' enler this Contest, and ! appearance and low price i gk fry np Arpghem all the automobile world. ; a3 anyone eis : in by 5 on your thinking csp end Again Pontiac leads value~<and a wider Y RAs margin then ever. Small wonder that the The rst step Is to lesen the ules secoeds established By Pontiac's first year sales Folder, Get It today, fcc publ recepion ofthe New and Finer W.L PARRISH Come in and see the car, and the reasons for - Pontiac leadership become at once apparent. Nao Ah ak FARM FOR SALE = | New Fisher Bales "New Transssission and 160 scres, 85 tillable. Barn 80 x New Design Radiator Smoother and More Positive 48 and another 82 x 48, with stone Tilting Beam Hesdiieht Oil Sealed Universal Joint stabling for 35 head of eattle and 8 Three New Body Types -t720 session to plow in 67r2 Oshawa, Ontario. W. A. Sangster DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours--9 am. to 5 pm. Office over McKee's Shoe Store. BABY CHICKS WAN 1 Lower part of lamp--or 8 Barred Rock Baby Chicks, at 18c. A ead 2 complet nging h 5 gmp Tg ' 31 each. Hatch April 8th. mar tre fi | Rose Comb Rhode Island Red eggs Are You Coughing, are your throat for hatching. $1.00 for 156. Apply to Geo. White, at Post Office. apr.6 and tonsils sore and nothing helps a enn O Or We guarantee Mrs, Sybilla Spahrs DIED Tonsilitis used right will get you | A: Merritt, B.C, on Friday, March better sooner or money back. At|og 1997 Robert #. Barrett, son of Davis' Drugstore. Mr, and Mrs. E. Barrett, Manchester. - prgtection afforded by the famous ~~ sealed chassis Choose your Trimmed Hats at Reasonable Prices. Our stock ineludes some pleasing Children's Hats. "MRS. L. G. HALL 'Union Avenue PORT PERRY In all colors. The very best on the market. Retains its lustre twice as long. Finished in one-quarter the time. Costs half the price. Old paint removed by our new process. Top dressing, wheels, and under parts included on all our jobs--in fact the whole car." © 'Dowson's old shop, opposite CN.R. H. J. DAVEY - Phone 3-r-2. PORT PERRY TIRES! TIRES! TIRES! Real Prices on Tires and Tubes - ~~ SPECIAL K & S Supreme Cord Tires K & S Supreme Balloon Tires ; Size 30 x 3%4--$10.00 Size 29 x 4.20--$11.00 - a | K & S Tubes : K & S Tubes Lv ; Size 30 x 3%--$1.75 © Size 29 x 4,40--$2.25 All the above carrying Standard Warranty ~ BEARE BROTHERS Chevrolet & McLaughlin-Buick Dealers The Best the Meat Market Phone Your Orders for Quick Delivery to - Cawker Bros. Port Perry