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al Items Mr. 'Mrs. Fred DeShane, Frank DeShane and Mrs. Gertie Brownell "are in our town, guests of their mother Mrs. George DeShane and brother Mr. Norman DeShane. This. is the first time in twenty years that the DeShane family have all been to- gether and a reunion dinner is plan. ned for sometime this week. Mr. Marshall, of Cannington, was in town on Saturday, renewing old acquaintances. Miss Elsie Jillard, of Toronto, is holidaying with Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Williams. Miss Irene Jillard, of Toronto, i the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moore Miss Ada Jillard, of Toronto, and Miss Eva Jackman, of Bowmanville, spent a few days with Mrs. Nelson Williams. We aré pleased to see that Mr. Geo. Byers is able to be about again after his recent serious ilness. Mr. and Mrs, Allan Goode had an enjoyable motor trip to the Muskoka Lakes, Gravenhurst and the northern lakes in that district. They visited the famous Bigwin Inn, and had a ride on the "Toonerville Trolley." Mount Albert Horticultural Society recently held a very successful flower show. Congratulations 40 Mr. F. C, Tag- gart, who recently won a $50 prize offered by the Municipal Bankers' Corporation in a bond selling contest. Mr. F. A. Kent is attending the Flower Show in New York. Two capable English girls have just arrived from England, and are look- ing for housework or other positions. If you are interested Phone 98 or 90 r 1-2, The Star has pleasure to announce that Col. T. Herbert Lennox K.C, M.P., a well known Toronto counsel, has taken J. D. Lucas into partner- ship with him for the general practice of the law at their office 808 Lumsden Building, Toronto. Miss Marion Bradley has returned from a visit at Rochester, N.Y, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Stone and Mr. Geo. Stone returned home on Monday evening after a pleasant motor trip to Kingston. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Monet, of To- ronto, were visiting in Uxbridge and Port Perry over the week end. Mr. Alex. Woods has returned to College at St. Catharines, Miss Wickett, of Toronto, guest of Miss Penhall. Mrs. Harry Hart and daughter, Beatrice, of Toronto, have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Philp, Prince Albert, and Mr. Doubt, of Port is the : Php ipephpmirti Miss Louise Carnegie has left town to attend the Technical School in To- ronto, this coming year. 'Mr. and Mrs, Frank Courtice, of Collingwood, were the week end guests of Mr, and Mrs. S. Jeffrey. Mr. Billie Carnegie has left town to take up a position in Oshawa. He is in a post office and we wish him every success in his new venture. -. Mr. Charles and Gordon Cawker, of Toronto, were in town with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Cawker, over the week end. Master Arthur Carnegie is stud: ing Pickering College for boys coming year at Newmarket. Miss Isabel Lucas took a most de- lightful motor trip through to Bob- caygeon and Fenelon Falls and those districts, making a total of about four hundred miles on the trip. Miss Dowsley, of Toronto, has been spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Harris. Mrs. Purdy and daughter Hélen, of ; Smith's Falls, were week end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs, E. H. Purdy. Mr. Clifford Mark of Aoronto was in town last Sunday: Mrs. Ernie Coone, of Winnipeg, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Beare. Mr. Gibb, of Toronto, has recently greatly improved his property here. He has painted and decorated His house and has erected a very credit- able garage. It is this kind of spirit that makes Port Perry one of the prettiset towns in the province. We are glad to see that Mr. Jas. Read has also painted and decorated his house and has put in electric lights. Borelia is looking up these days. Mr. James Mowat, of Toronto, is visiting his parents. It was pleasing 'to see the picture of Miss Helen Mellow in The Toronto Daily Star, with the following -com- ment: Miss Helen Mellow of Port Perry, who won the gold medal at Whithy College in piano in 1925 and this year is winner of the silver medal for the highest standing in the dominion In- termediate Organ Grade. In 1927 she won the gold medal for the dominion in the A.T.C.M. organ examinations. Mr. F. C. Walker, Professor of English Literature in the University of British Columbia, has been visiting his brother Mr, E. B. Walker, for a few days. Mr. Walker was accom- panied by his wife. We regret to hear that Mr. Peter i The poor tallow 'Tew car had just been delivered and 'when he came out he saw a butterfly ing over the paintworkgy Teacher: (To the first form botany] class) "Which weeds are easiest to R WidoWs weeds sir," replied Geo: rge quickly." "All you have to say is "Wilt thou, and they wilt." - WANTED Good 'reliable delivéry man for truck. Steady position for right party. Apply Port Perry Coal Yard, Phone 94 or 283. | emma YY (orem PLAIN SEWING WANTED The undersigned is prepared to do plain sewing at her home, Apply to Mrs. Dobbins, Port Perry. tetas) (pre ENJOYS IT. Mr. D. A. Worden, of 505 Tacoma Building, Tacoma, Wash., writes: "I would miss your paper very much, for 'after forty years there is quite a kick to be gotten from reading of old time friends and acquaint ances." nmin PIO ne PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. R. T. Richards, Minister. Sunday, Sept. 26th--11 a.m. "The Release of our moral resources." 3 p.m, Sunday School. 7 pm. Human Submarines. Mid-week service, Thursday even- ing at 7.30 p.m. Prince Albert Church 3 p.m. Rally Service. The minister will speak at all these » services. rere (pri PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES Rev: W. L. Atkinson, Minister. St. Johns Church, Port Perry. Rally Service at 11 am, The con- gregation and Sunday School will worship together. Let us make it a real rally for the Sunday School work. Sabbath School at 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting, Thurs., at 8 p.m. Choir practice, Friday at 8 p.m. The Y. P. 8. will attend the union weiner roast on the island on Monday evening. Communion Service Oct. 2nd at 11 a.m. Breadalbane Church, Utica. S. 8. at 2 pm, Rally Day Service at 3 p.m, C. E. Wed. at 8.30 p.m. Anniversary Services on Oct. 9th Perry. Mrs, Hart has been away for Christie is not recovering as rapidly at 11 and 7 pm. Rev. Mr. Mit- 38 years. as had been hoped after his operation. PORT PERRY DOMINION STORE BARGAINS FOR END OF THIS WEEK ° School Children's Clothes Boys' Good Bloomers, sizes 24 to 32-... Via. 431.10 Boys' Good Blouses, sizes 8 years to 14 VEArs ..,. 5. .DIC Boys' Sweaters, at a bargain .. cone 9119 Boys' and Girls' Boots and Shoes and Stockings at Boys' Good Overalls, heavy cloth, sizes 28 to 34 reduced prices. $1.29 We have a good selection of Ladies' and Men's Felt Hats at very.reasonable prices. We are getting in our Fall and Winter stock which is of No. 1 quality and has been bought very carefully so we will be able to sell at very reasonable prices. of winter goods at lo wprices call on Port Perry Dominion Store and you will get them. changed if not satisfactory. If you are in need Money refunded or goods ex- If you would like any informa- tion regarding our new goods call « GIRL WANTED FOR STORE, $25.00 REWARD for information leading to the conviction of the person or person who broke into and robbed this store on Sunday night, September fio Alix. Gilboord, Phone 177, Port Ferry sth WANTED Gil for light | reefer with brass buttons. chell of Ashburn will preach. Supper and concert on Oct. 11th. = Particulars later. ee eri FOR SALE OR FOR RENT Frame house on good street in Port Perry. Possession Oct. 6th. Apply to Ben Bushby, Port Perry, ----C 0 Qe Does the appointment of W. E. Raney to Supreme Court Bench mark] the close of his long and honorable fight for the cause of prohibition, or will he be able to serve that cause in another and perhaps more effective manner? I ele (YO. LOST At Manchester School Fair, a boys' _ Finder please leave at Manchester store or with Mrs. Frank Vernon, Prospect. Mh NOTICE The public will take notice that the Council of the Corporation of Port Perry has passed a By-Law to the effect that all drivers of vehicles. any kind must make a full stop at entrances to the street known as em pee al as ven dons au acting in contravention: 'of the High Traffic Act and will be prosecuted ac- cordingly. This by-law has been approved by the: Highway Board and will become engine, (oa ness and swiftness und i psent 2pover. % : / Make PomtiacSin out on the toad and prove. the reasons why Pontiac has won the most hihisiaste apSPance Sver wesley ¢ ? oe Now and Fines Pontiac Str, with nev 'elements of beauty, luxury and quality, ~ with proven power, | and smoo is available a New and Lower Prices. P-828G H R. Archer Motor Sales Port Perry, Ont. C SIX | PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS OF CANADA, LIMITED {alephons," cla close sis nai main highway. 11 ern good musket NOTICE TO CREDITORS ~ Of Elizabeth Graham, deceased. Sand od oi Guayter £211, chicken "ranch, 0 roomed. fram ' house in: good 'epair, stone founda- 1914, notice i5 hereby given: that all tion, all 1 ra 'also creditors and others having claims 'house, ig against the estate of Elizabeth Gra- hen ban houses ds of choice ham, late of the village of Port Perry, ¢4 in the County of Ontario, widow, who w died on or about the twenty-seventh or rd Good 8 roomed house with day of June A.D. 1927, are, on or be- hard and soft water, close to fore the Eighth day of September 3s Bi alo pig pen and hen new stable A.D. 1927, to send by post; to Thomas Good fences, fie Cook, Port Perry, Ont., the Executor mixed w of the said dec their christian kivdg. of aim of TF soma Sous pring re names and surnames, addresses and andl descriptions, the full particulars of a yin on Sugen 8 their claims, a statement of their de-' price a ck sale counts and the nature of the securi- 'ones. ties (if any) held by them; and that after the day last aforesaid the said two acres choice garden soil, Thomas Cook will proceed to dis stable, hen house, drive shed, among the parties entitled thereto highway. $1000 . cash, balance' having regard only to such claims of terms. which notice shall have been given as Sir roomed bungalow above required, and the said Thomas foundation and. cellar ie amen Cook will not be liable for the said house ix S0ed repair, % acre assets or any part' thereof, to any ord on TI on erm person or persons-of whose claim or 3.000 : Shay A claims notice shall not have been re- chicken © new ceived by him at the me of such dis- modern on tribution. as ust pe of the ~ Dated at Port Perry. this eigthth equipment day of September. A.D. 1027, : East half lot 18, Con. .3, being 80. HARRIS & HARRIS, acrés more or less all workable. Solicitery for the Execqtor, 'Beastifully situated just off the high- : - Barn 36 x 2 stone 5 : ro Good 'sight roomed Te i phe] ! tribute the assets of the said deceased all descriptions, good water, on main | RR - moderate | stables, gk "Have wou PIAS oir sider fob yout ie 10 sot NOW 1a She piper tie 0 do sh. ot Wiatere SCRANTON COAL in STOVE, N NUT and PEA oo. SOLVAY COKE, in NUT nist FURNACE shes. | CEMENT and IME. Now Now is She im ta to g bay on 3 al of Hydrated Lime. She well-known MAR Woon ar itor dr so Smo I7Ur Tequifements and A 9 X01 gn sams W. GC. W, PYATT Phoves: Yard 34. Uptown Office 283,