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-- v \ ~~wma. Sunday with relatives here. 2 * Oshawa last week. Prince Albert. Mr. and Mrs. J. Harding were in Mrs. Henry Demara, of Scugog, was MacDougal home. Mr. and Mrs, Tom Laffin are moving the house, recently vacated by Mr. J. Pickard and family. Mr. and Mrs. W. Crosier, of Oshawa visited with friends here on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John McLean visited with friends in Sunderland one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Orr Shunk and little daughter Merrel, of Pott Perry, spent Mr. and Mrs, T. Laffin were in Osh- awa on Friday. Quite a numbef attended the Leask sale in Port Perry on Saturday. * Mr. Walter Lamb is leaving this week for his home in the West. Mr. Lamb has been the guest of his mother for nearly three months. The monthly meeting of the Women's Association and W.M.S, will meet ab the home of Mrs, H. Leask, on Wednesday afternoon, March 13th, at 3 o'clock. All members are re- quested to be present. "The. services of the United Church were well attended on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Rowe and family, of Whitby, Mrs. T. Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lamb, of Toronto, with Mr.cand Mrs. J. Shunk, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Clarke and son Harvey, accompanied by Mrs. L. Scott and Mrs. R. Scott and son Beverley, visited in Oshawa on Satur- day with friends. Miss Vera Tanner has returned home from Port Perry. * Mr. Leonard Beadle and Mr. Elwood | Clements of the Goodyear Rubber Co., Bowmanville, spent the week end with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. P. Ripley and Miss Daisy, visited with relatives here on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ripley are leaving this week for their new home in Oshawa. They were the recipients of somé beautiful gifts from their friends recently. We all wish them m- | missed by those who knew them. Cookman, who have had positions with jour local storekeeper for some time, left for their respective homes on Saturaday. = They have made many friends here and will be greatly The condition of Mrs. Lamb is very serious. Mrs. John Mark is also con- fined to her home with illness. We all wish them a speedy recovery. RE he, RESPECTED CITIZEN PASSES > BEYOND ' There passed away on Thursday, February 21st, 1929, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. L..G. Brown, Mrs. Emily Abbott, widow of the late John Abbott. She was born in Yorkshire, Eng- land, May, 1850, and was the oldest of seven children. When 7 years of age she came. to this country with her parents in a sailing vessel, and "settled near Whitby. From there she went into Reach Township and later moved to Port Perry, making her home there until 1914, when she moved to the farm. She lived there until last October, when she came to the home of her daughter, Mrs. L. G. Brown. In 1882 she was married to Mr. Robert McKinley. Two children were born to them, Mr. Clarence McKinley, of Vancouver, and Mrs. Oldfield, of Toronto, both of whom survive her. In February 1888 she war married to Mr. John Abbott; two children were born to them. Mrs. L. G. Brown, at whose home she was at the time of her death, and Mrs. Geo. Welsh, who died last May. There are five grand- children. Mr. Abbott predeceased her, bein® buried just three years ago. She is survived by ene brother, Mr. Hartley Robinson, of West Lorne, and one sister, Mrs. Charles Carney, of Ingersolh. When quite a young girl she made a profession of religion and worked with the Port Perry Baptist Church, which was the only church home she ever had. She was a'very active member of "the church, often enter- taining the Ladies' Aid in her home on the farm. Her end came quite suddenly and unexpectedly. Like Enoch of old who walked with God, she just quietly slipped away into her heavenly home. The funeral service was held at the home of her daughter and was con- ducted by Rev. J. R. Baldwin, of Ux- bridge. Interment was made in Prince Albert Cemetery. ern DIED At Vancouver, B.C., Saturday, March '2nd, 1929, Alfred Barrett, in his 83rd year. 3 Mr. Barrett was well known here as success, 'he was a native of Manchester. "BUY Miss Mabel Rennie and Miss Myrtle] ¥ Le ER i y PORT PERRY STAR _ + away ing that we lowcost. 50 pairs of Boys' Rubbers, to clear at $1.50 pair 50 pairs of Youths' Moccasins, to clear .75 pair 50 pairs of Women's Goloshes, to clear 1.98 pair 100 pairs af Men's Winter Mitts, to clear .75 pair 100 pairs of Men's Work Socks, 3 pairs for $1.00 12 Men's Mackinaw Coats, reg. $7.00, for $5.25 6 Men's Windbreakers, reg. $5.50, 50 pairs of Women's Strap and Oxfords, $1.98 pr. GENTS FURNISHING STORE Wes alize in quality shoes, made by he best makers in Canada. SUPERIOR STORE Jas. McKee & Son - " 'can give you fit, style, and comfort, at close prices. We have a lot of bargains after Stock clear at prices for $.3.95 Port Perry The Royal Master YOUR FLOUR FROM THE PORT PERRY MILLING & LUMBER CO. For Pastry, or Lily White for Bread. of users is pleased wi he our iour. The number aily. Our customers are Try it: be convinced. Mr. William Causley, recently with the Galt Milling Company, house wives of Port use his flour. Few people realize that in a Grocery Store there is history, science, 0 te Ce drink hee a Hort roman ic history, \ as money in Cen! erica and cocoa US lions of dollars are spent on scientific: machinery to produce one article of food, or advertise «brand of goods, ' romance and art. The cocoa beans were . . Quebec as the centre > 0: the preduction | Aunt Jemmia's S 20¢ and 23¢ per Marmalade. Are you now at Libby's Fruits for sala Gina tio Lemons, : is anxious to have the Perry and distriet to oF : You will find not only jar, (jar . Ot every nature re, trade. returnable rap industry, lays claim e yrup-in the World. ke Flour, plain or buckwheat - TTT -- A_# = -- ee Not one Royal Master ina thousand will ever puncture. Not one in Jive thousand will blow out under two years of se! BLACKSTOCK OMINION Tire Depot owr ers are masters of the scien of tire care. They are trained right in the Dominion Tire Factory. They know how a tire is made -- every inch of it, They are kept in touch with the newest methods and devices in tire repairing. The best workmanship is always the most economical, Have a Dominion Tire Depot expert give your tires a thorough inspection--now. You are never far away from a DOMINION TIRE DEPOT PORT PERRY .....ocommisssssssssmsssn Carnegie Day Motors Van Camp Brothers ue FamiLy stoke ano || SUtEliffe & Sons Winter Clearings Curtain Materials Fancy checked scrim in colors of Rose, Blue, and Gold. - For bedroom use. Make your rooms bright and cheerful | with this new curtain material. Special only 25¢c. yd. The balance M Men's Underwear Underwear must be sold, and we are putting it out at a price which will F¥mean uge savings for you on your next year's wear. - of our winter stock of stock. Priced from-- Ready Made Curtains Curtains, ready made for Bedroom, Living Room, or Kitchen, many nice colored, as well as plain, designs in 98c¢. to $2 98 Pair Stanfield's Blue Label quality Pure Wool Shirts and Drawers. egular Price $3.00. : Sale Price $2.49 each or Side Drapes, Gold, or Purple and $2.50 per yard. SUN FAST OVER CURTAINS 54 inches wide Nice quality Rayon in two distinct colorings -- ose. splendid opportunity to save on your new curtains, A quality well worth Rose and FLEECE LINED A godd heavy quality Fleece Lined nderwear--Shirts and Drawers. A A good line for Spring and Fall wear. Regular 79¢c. a garment. Sale Price 59c. Each This is a lar seller. . stock. Special Reduced Prices on all Winter Goods left in RED LABEL . 'Stanfield's Red Label quality. A good Special $1.98 yd. | |" 5rm knitted line, an ion A a popu- « left, so come early. Regular Price $2.50 Each. Sale Price $1.98 Each Only a limited quantity FOR SALE 25 acres--15 acres young apple or- chard. Small house, new. Apply to E. Abbott, Port Perry. mar 14 - FOR SALE Hemlock Slabs and limb wooed, 12 to 16 inches long, $2.50 a single cord. Leave orders at Standard Garage, Port Perry. mar 14 FARM FOR SALE OR FOR RENT Possession April 1st. Apply to Ed. Lyle, R.R.2, Port Perry, Phone 198 r 1-3, mar 21 BE I -SLS POL HOUSE WORK WANTED A respectable person desires a position for general housework. Ap- ply to A. Howard, R.R.2, Nestleton, Ontario, mar 14 TAX NOTICE All parties in arrear for taxes are hereby notified that all tax accounts not paid by March 16th, will be placed in the Bailiff's hands for collection. By. order of the Council, E. H. Purdy, Clerk. FOR SALE White Wicker Perambulator in good condition. Apply at Star Office, £ me $6985.00 , but 15¢) wardrobe, also remodelling. patronage kindly solicited. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT Miss Tracey has opened a Dress- making Parlor, at the home of Mrs. Boynton, Queen St. W,, Port Perry. Not too early to decide on your spring = Drs. Jelrey & Rennie Medicine - Surgery - X-Ray PORT PERRY, ONT. $360.00 Your _-- marl4 1927 Whippett Coach $600.00 c= W. Hooey, lot 19, con 2, 198 r 4-1. Jackson & Township. 100 acres all under culti- vation, first class buildings, brick house, barn 40 x 60, water in stables; hay barh 30 x 50, driving shed, hen house, orchard with small fruit, under good cultivation, 40 acrés plowed. | Possession at once. Apply to John 4 Cartwright, | Burketon P.O., telephone Port Perry,| Ld mar 21} Ry .-..n ld AUCTION SALE OF IORSES AT] Mr. Duncan Loggie, of Maple Cr ge ask, 18 Fan duction pig 1 March 8th. See as So Exitays Auctioneers. Phone 12W { BEET FARM FOR SALE : in good farming district in Cartwright pe 1928 Chevrolet Sedan Ford Tudor $126.00 USINESS has been exceptional! The Outitand: ing Chevrolet of Chevrolet History has bekes alt safes records: New cars ordered for spring delivasy are on their way in. Used Cars . . taken in trade « o heve to go out. 1926 Chevrolet Sedan Thepse gost cams. - 1 in earlier than 4 because the Chevrolet Six is so irresistible. They've wonderful values--mile for mile the cheapest metas car transportation you've ever had offered you. But they have to go this month to make way for spring business--Hence this great nation-wide Used Car Sele BEARE BROS. Port Perry by Chevrolet Dealers throughout Canada. Less the sensationally low prices and you'll realize evesy Used Car is marked for quick clearance. - a@. ( On1srio A eI pare r ap 4