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Ee -------- has ~ been on the school staff at Stouffville ' for several friends, years and made many warm i ; A large crowd gathered on Wednes- day eveping last at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Clements and pre- sented them with a cedar chest and chair. Rev. Mr. Green, Mr. and Mrs, Wanamaker and Mr. F. Watson gave suitable and appropriate addresses, speaking very highly of the young couple and Mrs. Clements was invited to become a member of the Women's Association. Mr. and Mrs. Clements thanked all for the kind and nice things said, as honoured guests of the evening. Games were enjoyed and a lovely lunch served and a pleasant * time spent by all. Mr. and Mrs. L. Scott were among the 1075 registering at Madoc Old Boys' and Girls" Re-union, and attend- ed a family picnic in the country, the former home of Mrs. Scott. Mr, and Mrs. N. Sweetman, of Port Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sweetman and baby Patsy, of Hamilton, Rev. and Mrs. Sanderson and family, of Toronto, Mrs. Sanderson Sr,, Mr. and -- Mrs, Roy Scott the week-end with relatives at Orillia. Ai fire on Monday afternoon. | Mr. and Mrs, C. Harrison and Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. John Mark visited the former's mother at Prince Albert on Sunday, who, we are sorry to report, is under the doctor's eare at the home of her daughter Mrs. W. J. Martyn. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ferguson, of Cresswell, have the sympathy 'of Sea- grave friends, in their great loss by The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Moon and family and Mr. Edgar Butt, extend the deepest sympathy in their sad bereavement. = Mr, Eric Mills spent Sunday after- noon at Stephenson's Point. R. S.-Long were visiting with rela- tives here on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. I. Irwin and Sina, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Stone, spent Sunday at Bobcaygeon. Gt Ad Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Clark and family spent Sunday at Lindsay. Our Church and community have sustained a great loss in the 'death of Mrs. Edgar Butt, who died in the Port Perry Hospital on Monday evening about ten o'clock. Mrs. Butt under- went a serious operation last Wednes- day and peritonitis complicated her condition resulting in her death. The funeral service is to be held on Thursday at her late home, Lot 22, Con, 12, Reach Tp., interment to take place at Pleasant. Point Cemetery. The sympathy of the community is extended to her sorrowing husband and to her parents Mr. and Mrs. Will Moon, of Seagrave.' : eam here. wear. IN 'Superior Stores SCHOOL DAYS will soon be here. Now is your opportunity to secure Footwear, while our Sale very LOW PRICES. We will continue our Sale as long as we are We intend to be in our new quarters by Sat- urday, the 29th of August. - - We have wonderful bargains in Summer Foot- FACT, IN ALL LINES! be able to get our stock in, WE WILL SACRIFICE! J. McKEE & SON is on, at: In order to economical. "it is addressed. 8, When Your Money Travels by Mail Send your remittance by Canadian Bank of Commerce Money Orders. They are convenient, efficient and \ The 'money is fully in- sured against loss or theft in transit. It can reach only the person to whom Commerce Money Orders are as good ~ as cash and are acceptable anywhere Canadian Bank of and Beverley spent sis 8 ¥ FEF: iff if i B T v : recent visitor of Mrs. John Warren, Mr. and Mrs. R. Dusty, Greenbank; called on Mr. and Mrs. Gordon last eek. ! 32 - Sunday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. | Winters and Mr. Kirby, of Uxbridge, Mr. and Mrs. Hooper, and daughters, of Shirley, with Mr. and Mrs. Philp; Mrs. Philp, Utica, with her father, Mr. George Bond; and Miss Sprague, Aurora, with her sister Miss L. Sprague. fe ; GREENBANK Dr. Ray Stone, Toronto, at home over the week-end. Mr. Robert Stobie, Toronto, at Mr. 'T. Sharp's last week. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Collingwood, of Toronto, at Mr. C. Whitter's on Sun. | day. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard, Burnett and Mr. Harry Phoenix, of Toronto, at Mr. T. Sharp's last week. "Mrs. H. Smith, Sunderland, visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lee for a few days. | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mollard, of Windsor, and Miss M. Eupolitidies, "Athens, Greece, at Mr, W. Phoenix's on Sunday, party lugent, her South Bend, Indiana, is visiting at home of her Peter Leask. ** Mr. Loveless, United Church, on Sunday. W vincial Government and the authorities. Major Hamilton said. size." were single men, who may register. superintendent declared. --------,e-- OF WHITBY Mrs, John Howsam gave a birthday last Satur y in honour of Mr.| apis "Mrs. (Dr.) Petrass and family, of Port Perry Fair parents, Mr. and Mrs. of the Dominion Alliance, occupied the pulpit of the UNEMPLOYMENT REGISTER IN OSHAWA PASSED THE 1100 MARK . At noon on Tuesday of this week, 1100 unemployed men had registered at the local goyernment employment office, acocrding to-Major Gev. Hamil- ton, superintendent. The registration 'commenced at 8.30 o'clock on Monday S morning and since that time, during all the hours the office has been open, a constant stream of men filed into the employment bureau to register in accordance with the wish of the Pro- city ""Yesterday we took the names of 760 men between 8.30 a.m. and 6 p.m." "I think this is almost a record for an office of this Of those registered yesterday, 260 Out of 350 new names added to list this morning, 90 were single. The office is still busy | today and as the registratfon does not conclude until Saturdsy it will be dif- ficult to estimate the total number "Over 99 per cent. of the single men who have handed in their names state that they are more than willing to get work even if it means they must leave the city," the employment DEATH CALLED OLLIE SEBERT Ollie Sebert, a life-long resident of Whitby and district, and one of the old guard in Canada's national game, lacrosse, passed away at his home in' Whitby, on Saturday last, after an Friday & Saturday September 18-19 The prize List for Port Perry Fair is out"and copies are being mailed. If you do not receive one, call up Mr. Norman' Ewers, at Phone 201, Port Perry, and he will gladly mail one. Remember the slogan-- "'Show what you grow: what you know." This is our Fair, and it should receive the support of every citizen in this com- munity, illness which confined him to his bed for a year and a half. He was in his 76th year. who was held in the highest esteem in for many years. interest in sport until his death. Oshawa, the son of Frederick and Mrs. Sebert, the father engaging in Grand Trunk. He lived at Brooklin Whitby about six years ago. The late Mr. Sebert is survived by his wife, formerly Miss Emily Bandel; one brother, Charles, of Detroit; and pawa, Man.; Mrs. Hawkins, and Mrs. D. King, of Peterboro; and also a nephew, Jack Sebert, of Whitby, Have you heard 'The Cool in Summer Warm Port Perry 183 LIMITED At Swan Brothers = PYRO-TEST . FIREPROOF INSULATOR Fireproof all thetime Oshawa Lumber Co. Port Perry about in Winter HAS IT HAPPENED TOYOU ? by P.C.1 Whenever I see the driver of a motor car beat a railway train to a crossing by a few feet, I can't help thinking of the pitcher that went to the well once too often .. and broke. If I could talk for just five min- utes to every driver of a motor car I don't believe there would ever be another railway crossing accident. Gee! the things I've seen when drivers tried to beat trains have cost me many a sleepless night. Take my word for it there are enough unavoidable perils attached to driving a car without tempting Providence where the railway and highway meet. Owing to the lower Phone in your pr many lines which you Phone 240 Dsyor . Let us show you our fine display of ples need when building. CAWKER BROS. CHEAPER MEATS prices on the Live Stock Market, we are able to buy 'better and are offering choice outs of beef, veal and lamb at reduced prices. orders--29w | Lumber and Builders' Supplies F- We are grateful to our many patrons for their i { choice of a good place to buy stock at the right §| Night Port Perry Well, Ill be seeing you. rr AP Wee Lady (interviewing applicant for situation as cook): "And do you know anything about invalid cookery? My husband is very delicate." Applicant: "Indeed I do, mum. I cooked two years for a large family and when I left they were all in- yalids." It's nonsense to say that love is blind. The man in love sees ten times as much in his sweetheart as his friends do. Myrtle 'Elevator Car of Salt, Car of Oats, and a ET ! His passing removes one |§ 'Whitby and the village of Brooklin i In his younger days Mr. Sebert ; was an outstanding lacrosse player H and distance runner, and kept up his | § The late Ollie Sebert was born near H early railway construction on the old 3 for thirty-five years, and came to 3 one son, Dr. L. J. Sebert, of Toronto; i three sisters, Mrs. Alguire, of Nee-|§ infectant and deodorant. FORBAN'S TOOTH PASTE, plant lice, leaf rollers, FOUNTAIN PENS---Special New price $1.50. SPECIAL DEAL ZONITE--A powerful non:poisonous germ destroyer, dis- Price 60c. While the deal lasts you can have one large Forban's Tooth Paste for 69¢. . © "EVERGREEN"--A non-poisonous insecticide. A bottle makes 5 gallons of spray. It kills pias ect, cabbage worms, ete. It is - less to man and will not injure tender plants AIR-WAY MOTH CONTROL for your air-way. 75c. can. ~ Morrison's Drug Store Port Perry "te le Ontario Phone 16 large, also 60c.. iy Zonite and one values up to $3.00. S333 ssesIssIseeItLLeee b33ssssLs BERRY # and quart sizes. boxes, at 35c. each. 250. Pint boxes T5c. If you raise fowl, "we can s Products, in following varieti Shell We have it in 24's, 49's and 9 We have a good supply of Berry Boxes in stock, in pints Also shipping crates holding 27 quart Quart boxes are $2.00 per bundle of per hundred. er, Developing Mash, Chick Scratch, Chick Grit, and Oyster ell, : Try a bag of Reindeer Flour. We have a full line of Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Crockery, ete. J. F. McCLINTOCK PORT PERRY, Pee ets sssststttttteeeeeeeeeteetetesy 1 BOXES upply you with Royal Purple es--Laying Meal, Chick Start- It makes wonderful bread. 8's. ONT. able odour and will not burn economical to use. Fly- "The most popular and bes home. 32 oz. $1.10. Phone 49 Stockaid Animal Spray Here is a preparation that we can sincerely recommend for spraying cattle, horses, ete. It is quick, sure and lasting in action. 1 gallon $1.75. This year at new low prices. Fly-Tox Hand Sprayers, 40c. ---- A. M. LAWRENCE, Phm. B. 7h Rexall store Has no objection- animals hide. It is very' Half gallon 90c. Tox t Fly the Spray for use in your 8 oz. 45¢. 16 oz. 65c. PORT PERRY, ONT. CLOVER HONEY FOR SALE Apply to Fred Raines, Port Perry, Phone 189 r 4. Aug 27 -------- > . TO RENT Large front room suitable for two girls. Light houskeeping privileges. Near High School. Apply to Mrs. Pickard, Caleb St. Phone 64. PP BOARDERS WANTED Comfortable accommodation for High School pupils, short walk from High School. Apply at Star Office. 2 -- ACCOMMODATION For High School students. Phone 256J, Mrs. C. H. Kellett, Port Perry min tesco BOARDER WANTED School girl can secure comfortable home and all conveniences. Apply at Star Office. 1 FOR SALE Fifteen Brood Sows and a number of young pigs. Yorkshire Whites. Apply to Cephas Sleep, Seagrave, Phone, 76 w. 1 -------- GARAGE FOR RENT Central location. Apply at Port Perry Star. et eee Hostess--"Will you give them your song now, Miss Jones, or shall we al- low them to enjoy themselves for an- other half-hour?" W. A. Sangster DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours~9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Office over McKee's Shoe Store DE LAVAL CREAM SEPARATORS A number of re-conditioned De Laval Cream Separators. Priced reasonable. Apply to Thos. Hyland, Authorized Agent, Burketon R.R.3, Phone Port Perry 11115. aug? omelr EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Author of The eyes in Modern Life. Optometry Feature Service. Your Eyes and Health, Eye Cure and Eye Strain. 1516 --PHONE-- Disney Block. 'OSHAWA, ONT. (Opposite Post Office) 1516 EDUCATION There are two sorts of education. There is the education where you get your knowledge and the education which is equally important, of friction with other human beings and that you cannot get as long as you sit by your- self in your lodgings. You only get it through rubbing your brains with those of other people. You get the corners knocked off, you learn tolera- tion and you emerge an infinitely bet- ter fellow, able to get at work at once among your fellow men. Work will be infinitely better done if you have gone through the process of friction and massage with other human minds and men. --Rt. Hon. Stanley Baldwin. A man was told by his doctor that if he laughed for fifteen minutes every day before meals his condition would improve, One day in a restaurant, while having his laugh, a man at the oppo- site side of the table walked over and said angrily, "What are you laugh- ing at?" ? % wa "Why I'm laughing for my liver,' he replied. Br ; "Well, then," said the other, "I guess I'd better start laughing, too. - I ordered mine a half an hour ago."