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© Mrs. Ted Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Marguerite from the Hospital for Sick Children, on Wednesday evening, of this week. Mr, and Mrs, Wm. McKay; Mr. and Jackson and Patricia Jackson, attend- ed the graduation exercises in the convoeation hall of the Hospital for Sick Children, of Toronto. Miss Gladys Pearson, of Lauder Ave,, Toronto, is the guest of Miss Lois Lundy. Mr. Arnold Pletzer and Mr. Howard Bailey, of Toronto, were the guests of Dr, and Mrs. J. B. Lundy, for the week end: ~ Mr. and Mrs, Ernest LaRose, of Markham, visited at the home of her sister, Mrs, A. W. Allin, last week. "Mrs. E. B, Walker will be At Home on Thursday, the 20th, from four to six o'clock. Dr. Bert. Harris, of Copper Cliff, has been visiting with friends in town. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McCaw have re- turned from St. Petersburg, Fla, where they have been spending the winter and early spring. to our customers. vault, customers. THE CANADIAN BAN OF COMMERCE The Amalgamation of the local Branches, as has been effected over the Holiday without Lesinsity to he customers. On Tuesday morning the office opened for business as usual in the Commerce Building on the North side of the street with the combined staff, the office having been remodelled to ac- comodate the increased business. A much larger allotted to the public and the arrangements behind the counter with the increased staff make it possible to give quicker service Greater facilities have been provided for Safety Deposit Box- "holders as well as increased protection by improvements in the = We would be glad to receive a visit from any of our ast" space has been / H G HUTCHESON, Manager. ; E. B. WALKER, Manager. Mr. M. E. Nasmith, of Hamilton, was in town on Sunday. Mr. Geo. Palmer is holidaying in town. m----( Yemen ENGAGED AS TEACHER Mr. M. Statton, of Pefferlaw, has been engaged as teacher in the Public School to take the place of Mr. Austin Mitchell, who goes to Toronto. The salary is $1000. re (Ue PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH June 16th, 1929 10 a.m.--Sabbath School. 11 a.m ~~Worship Service 7 p.m.--~-- Worship Service Prince Albert-- 2 p.m~--Sabbath School. 3 p.m.--Worship Service The minister will be in charge of all the services. mrss YIP I. 0. D. E. REMEMBER OUR VALIANT DEAD The annual Memorial Service of the Scugog Chapter 1.0.D.E. was held at Pine Grove Cemetery last Friday evening. For some years past it had been the custom of the Order to set aside one day to decorate the graves of Port Perry's soldiers who answered the last Bugle Call and to gratefully recall the sacrifice of those heroes buried here or.elsewhere. Nature provided an evening of the best possible kind for "the occasion, and created a setting to go with it. All around the well-kept cemetery with its fresh greenness; overhead a canopy of blue sky with 4 blood-red sun sinking on its western edge, It was a scene that was beautiful and at the same time conducive to solemnity and reverence as befitted the occasion. The service was opened by singing the hymn "O God Our Help in Ages Past", followed by the prayer of the Order. Mrs. Geo. Jackson gave an appropriate address for'the occasion, She spoke about War, Peace, and the gallant part played by those whose memories they were now recalling. L. Vickery's, Port Perry. a license plate No. 6711. JUST ARRIVED A carload of Tile and Brick at C. mee (Yrs. FOR SALE A number of good Yorkshire White Shoats. Apply C. D. Samélls, RRS, Port Perry, Phone 101 r 2, June20 mee (eines: WANTED Boy to worn on chicken farm nd to do gardening. Apply Jas. Ruddy, phone 208, Port Perry. 1 i-- Or LOST Between Uxbridge and Blackstock, Finder please leave at Star Office. : ------0PO------ - CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Sunday, Junie 16th-- 8 a.m. Holy Communion. 10 a.m. Sunday School '11 a.m. Morning Service. Week-night service, Friday, at 8 p.m, ! p-- SOFTBALL Port. Rerry Out Plays Whitby, Winning Easily 14-5. Friday evening last the Port Perry Softball team proved the nemesis for the Whitby bat artists, With Sam 'Naple going great guns in the box and 'the lelders giving him nearly errorless support Port Perry took the game easily 14-6. i Whitby's runs were well scattered. In the third they got three and in the 'sixth and eighth one. Port Perry hit two Whitby pitchers freely. They drove in four runs "the first inning and were never behind getting sofe runs almost every time, Tom Harris was 'the leading run getter. Starting off 'with a smashing homer in his first 'trip to bat, he piled up four runs for the team. Closely following him were 'Brock. and Gerrow who got. three apiece. Forrester, Whitby third base- man got three of his team's five runs.' Showing form like this Port should be able to give any team in the league a good game, The next home game is at the campus on Monday. North Oshawa vs. Port Perry. Don't mids At the conclusion of the address the | it. members of the Order decorated the |] graves, placing at the grave of all thofé who lie buried here, a flag and - flowers... To commemorate. also. those}. who lie in Flanders Fields the mem- bers gathered around the grave of Lieut. Arthur Doubt, and as each name was read, a flag was placed on the grave "in remembrance of duty done." After singing "O Valiaiit Hearts" the service was fittingly brought to a close by the following poem recited by Mrs. P. Figary, . Faith il; The power that shaped the strife Fight on, Let us have faith; good cometh out of Seeing, with the worst of War. red Oshawa Piles Up Score on Port Lake Ontario air does not | with Port Perry ball players. Playing fit Lakeside Park, Ouhawa, Jost Mok | Oe lp wad 8 widen vo! 'Friday, and it is to be hoped that they are better when they meet Oshawa on WED. JUNE BARNETT BROS. 3-RING CIRCUS And Trained Animal Shows wendertul MRA Dartog Acta, Buploits. Long Distance Ladps, Wondertel Bicycliots, High' Wire Dives. | Chiropractor and Druigless Therapist | | Prone 120 r 5 Myrtle Sta J. A. HETHER NGTON YOU WILL NEVER GET COLD IF - YOU BURN OUR * | fo sell the Dents Labigh Valley Geni) and Solvay Coke, We can. deliver it + to your residence if desired. JUST ARRIVED Carload of Myrtle Elevator | and carload of No. 1 Seed ata at 62 {Carpenter and Builder 2 ATES GUE, x ro Port W "SATURDAY, JUNE 15th KEN 'MAYNARD and TARZAN CIN ThE UPLAND RIDER" also LUOKY NUMBER DRAW uh NOTICR 70 CREDITORS In the Estate of John Collin, 26-FAMOUS = g CLOWNS = EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Fy Author of ¢ The Eyes in Modern. Lite Your Eyes and Health Eye Cure and Eye Strain. 1516 PHONE OSHAWA, ONT. (Opposite Post Office) 1516 a DOG TAX NOTICE All parties owning or. harboring dogs, who have not procured a license from the treasurer by June 10, will be yrocueded against according to By-law without further notice. By order of the Council, B. B, PURDY, Clerk, SPECIAL . i Sirs 70 ARRIVE THIS WERE. amongst those entitled thereto having '| regard only to claims so filed. Dated at Port Perry, 22nd day of May, A.D, 1929, june20 BABY BEEF CAWKER BROS. for Choice Meats YOUNG PORK LAMB ---- VEAL ------ BELL PHONE 20w WE BUY CATTLE, 'POULTRY, and HIDES Port. Pe orey Demis or ada nion Store of Seugog, deceased, who died on or about the 24th day of July, 1928, are. hereby notified to send to the under- , ee INO We 8 Solicitor for above oie 3 i