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Ng 5 UE. Chiropractic D. E. STECKLEY, drugless practi- tioner, has taken over J. A. Hether- "ington's practice in Port Perry, and is continuing in the same office. : Chiropractic = treatment, Electro- Theropy and special attention given to foot troubles and resultant ments. Consultation and examination free. Hours 9 to 11 a.m. on Tuesday, "Thursdays and Saturdays. ~ tel POP CONTRACTING AND BUILDING - L. A.NKOCH Res. 2nd house east side Bigelow St. Port Perry. ALTERATIONS and REPAIRS Estimates given. Over 20 years experience July 21 nim COMING F. BE. Luke, Optometrist, 167 Yonge St., Toronto's able eye- 'sight specialist, may be con- sulted about 'your eyes for glasses at Lawrence's Drug- | store, Port Perry, Thursday, J uly 28th. + F. E. LUKE & SON Optometrists 163-167 Yonge St., Toronto (upstairs, opposite Simpsons) aA For Counter Check Books of all Kinds -- SEE THE -- Port Perry Star PHONE 50 A value. Roadcraft Tire--bui ably less money than have been tires, value on the market. GUTTA PERCHA & RUBBER, LIMITED HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO Branches from Coast to Coast The ROADCRAFT Gives You EXTRA VALUE At No Extra Cost / ANY PRICE--the Road- craft Tire with Gum Cushions and Resisto Tread would be exceptional And when you can buy the t Gutta Percha--for consider- aying for ig ere 18 no equal GUM CUSHIONS An Extra Value Cushi of e gum rubber loulded inbetween the, plies of "bearing" An Interesting Accessory for You = FREE Your Gusta Perch Dealer will give you FREE a handsome rvice record to remind you when to change chassis, when to hg tires, battery, ste Conveniently Bria hes fut him for i oil, when to [ Rlihed small--can be STAND PUPILS OF PRINCE ALBERT . PUBLIC SCHOOL SR. IV Maigaret McCrae, ws Milton Heayn. : "JR. TV--Doris Marphy, (H.); Mabel Midgley, Mary 'McCrae Hazel McCrae, Myra Sager, A Martyn, Moray Lolo (B)" i 'Mitchell, id IT. Esther Hunter; Merle Hope, Myttle Wray. Jeffrey, Everett FIRST CLASS Town Jotrey a, )i Mac. Hope, Jean ¢ SR. PR.--Ross a» Hom T=Perfect id 'and Best Spelling, Doris Murphy. II--Attendance--% day absent-- Mac Hope. III--Attendance, 2 half days absent --Milton Heayn. I--Best in additiop--Jack Hope Eunice M. Malcolm, Teacher. rrr eA PP. REPORT FOR 8. 8. NO. 3, SCUGOG ! June Examinations. Hon. 76%, Pass 60%. JR. IV to SR. IV--Earl Clark 73%, Clara Hardy 72%, Jean Hood 70%. SR, III to JR. IV--Douglas Crozier + 64%. | JR. III to SR. TII--Robert Crozier | 8204, Murray Clark 80%, Gordon Hood 71%, Joy Hood 66%, Muriel Dawson 56%. II 'to JR. III--Marie Hood 86%, Woodrow Edgar 76%, Bruce Dawson 69%, Ernest Edgar 68%. ' 1 to II--William David 81%, Helen Clark 74. SR. PR.--Grace Hood 86%, Owen Reader 85%, Keith Crozier 71%, Leonard Clark 64. JR. PR.--June Dawson 82%, Wil- lena Goose (absent.) Hazel V. Akney, Teacher. REPORT OF 8. 8. NO. 4, REACH, (SHIRLEY SCHOOL) Entrance pupils--Marjorie Byers, Murray Coates, Muriel Graham, Johnny Manns, Victoria Stokes. Other pupils as standing for next term. 'Sr. IV--Marian Manns 62. Jr. IV--Jim Tripp 69, Billy Tripp 65, Beatrice Stokes 63, Tommy Manns b8*. Sr. III---Joe Tripp 77 (H.); Eileen Stokes 72. Jr. IlI--Elwood Manns 52. II--Verna Coates 80; Richard Manns 78, Melville Lambe 67, Wallace Brown 64. I--Marie Tripp. Sr, . Pr.--Doris Lambe, Stanley Manns, Ross Duff, James" Stokes. Jr. Pr.--Myrtle Duff. *--recommendedi ; G. Dot. Proutt, Teacher. THE SPIRIT OF YOUTH R. M. Petty, of Knoxville, Tennes- see, 87 years young, anda veteran of the American Civil War, has just decided to go places and do things, and as a result, he is taking lessons in driving a Chevrolet, the first auto- mobile he ever owned. As soon as he has mastered the few simple opera- tions, he is going to nose the car to- ward the Pacific Coats, with his 88- year-old wife parked on the front seat beside him. They will go to Texas first, and then to California, and en route 'they will call on some of their immediate family of whom there are twelve children, fifty grandchildren and seventy great-grandchildren. ZION Dr. and Mrs. C. O. Broad, son Tom, and daughters Betty, and Babbette, of Toronto, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Hall. Mr. and Mrs, T. Broad, returning home with them. A number from here attended the JR. I1--Lois Wiay (H.); Marjorie| day 'Hall and Ila McTaggart, and Master | Mr. and Mrs, Albert Werry; Mr. is of Millersmith, is Mortimer, Edith McQuade, Muriel Arthur Hill, on passing their Lower School examinations at the Little Britain Continuation School. On Wednesday afternoon bd Edith rs held a party at the| © school for "her pupils. The afternoon was spent in playing games. A light lunch was served consisting of sand-| wiches and cake and ice cream.While preparing to leave, Miss Chalmers was interrupted by Miss Olive Hodg- son, who read a short address, and Miss Pearl Moase presented Miss Chalmers with a lovely fruit bowl. Although completely taken by sur- prise, Miss Chalmers, spoke a few words in reply, thanking her pupils for the lovely gift. The pupils then gang "For She's a Jolly Good Fellow." Miss Chalmers will * certainly be missed in our community, both in social and school interests. A number from here attended the Strawberry festival and play at Little Britain on Wednesday evening. A few from here attended the an- niversary celebration at Sonya on July 1st. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hardwin of Peterboro are spending a few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Israel G Ah d Messrs. George and John Fisher spent a few days last week in Bow- manville. Mr. and Mrs. "Israel Goodhand spent Friday with their daughter Mrs. L. Jordon of "Valentia. La BLACKSTOCK Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Swain, of Grand View, Man., are visiting with relatives and 'friends in our vicinity. Mr. Swain was a delegate to the annual meeting of the Grand Orange Lodge of British America, held in Montreal last week. . Visitors in our midst are: Mr. and Mrs. Reddiford and daughter, of To- ronto, with Miss Vera Forder; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Werry, and Jack, of Toronto, with Mr. Werry's parents, | VanCamp and Miss Esther Glenny, of Elmira, with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. VanCamp; Miss Kemp and Miss Dempsey, | two former hers of our School, with friends in the village; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wright and family with Mr. and Mrs. F. Stinson; Miss Elsie Ven- village; Mr. Norman McCurdy of To- ronto, with Mr. Orr Venning; Miss Vera Powell of Uxbridge, with former friends. The July meeting of the. Woman's Missionary Society of the United Church will be held at the home of Mrs. Ernest Larmer, on Wednesday afternoon, the 13th. The June meeting of the A.Y.P.A. of St. John's Church was held at the | hom e of Mr, and Mrs. Howard Bailey With an attendance'of 50 members and visitors. = The meeting opened with devotional exercises conducted by the President Mr, Wm. Hamilton. A short business session followed after which ' the following program was given: Orchestra music by Messrs. Wm. Hamilton Oliver | mith and C. Billon, a teading b by Mrs . Craw- ford, "That Hired Girl"; a Yocitation by Mrs. A. L. Bailey, "Cousin Sarah's isit""; a jt, Paper b y Mrs, T. Smith, "The Tas Canadianization"; and a contest won by Miss Miss Aileen Devitt ad Mr. Oliver Smith. Lunch 'was served by the group § in charge. Svendiug the holidays at her Home| 6 Re satulutions to Miles Florerés dangly ning of Toronto, with relatives in the| A Avenue, re Grill "wis a former 'the Blackstock United = Crago ations at pste od to MES on el the Eo of Deputy = Lecturer The ps celebration of Jul 1st, held under the auspices of the W. A. of St St. dobars Church» was a e plendid amounted » i why ei ball games in the afternoon were as follows: Girls' Softball between Raglan and Black- tock, with a score of 17-10 in favour Raglan; Boys' between Myrtle and Blackstock with a score of 22-15 in favour of Myrtle; Boys' Hardball. between Nestleton and favour of Nestleton. The programme in the evening was very much enjoyed and was fiven by a concert troupe from Millbrook consisting of Mrs. McKee Bingham, Gold Medal soloist of Ontario; Miss Helen Staples, elo- cutionist and Miss Jones, pianist. We are pleased to know that there will be no "change in the teaching staff for the coming year as Mr. Campbell, Miss Brown and Miss Cawker, have decided to stay with us for another year. Twenty-six Entrance pupils wrote at Blackstock Centre last week. We "Wish them every success. Blackstock with a score of 12-10 in} RESERVE JULY 20th FOR A DAY OF FUN AND FROLIC AT PORT PERRY L. W. NELSON, Proprietor NELSON'S STORE QUEEN ST, PORT PERRY H. COULDERY, Manager Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and Ronald left on Thursday for a holiday with friends in Haliburton, oing later to the home of Mr. Comsbel in Cayuga. Mr. Campbell taking B.A. degree work in Dr. and C. E, Whittaker were in a on Sunday evening to hear Arch Deacon Flaming speak on; his recent visit to the Esquimaux. He' made the trip by plane, visitin, the missionary stations and was to Toronto in 17% days. When Dr. Whittaker, who was a missionary to the Esquimaux for a number of years, months to charge of Mr, ston. A reading was given Miss Margaret Swain and a piano solo by; Miss Gwenieth Marlow. A number from here attended the picnic of the Shorthorn Breeders' N.| Association oy Saturday, June 25th on the "Beath Homestead" and Jepo 'a gro rofitable as wel as enjoyable he annual Orange Service pi parade will be held in Enniskillen on day evening 10th, and the 12th of July celebration in Oshawa. Mr. Lawrence Allen of Kingston, spent onday with Mr. and Mrs. F. . ey. The Eighth .Annual Marlow Re- don will be held at Lakeside Park, shawa, on July 20th. The death of Miss Mary Parr, on Friday, June 24th, came as a distinct shock to the community. Although not enjoying the best of health for some time, the deceased was able to be around and take part in church and community activities until nearly the last, being confined to bed only a week before her death. She was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Parr, and was born in Cartwright on Feb. 12th, 1871. There she spent the greater part of her life, particularly in Blackstock, where for a number of years her father kept a General Store. With her quiet unass disposition, her warm friendly man- ner and kindly ways, she made for her- Mr Jack Smith, in in third bie in the singles in the Horseshoe Pitch- Little Britaine Continuation School ing tournament in Orono, on Friday | h BARGAIN EXCURSION self many friends bv whom she will be attended faithfully and to which she a mem) nizations she at- er share of the servic Fissed. She was a confirmed member of the An pglioan Church which she gave her loyal Support. She was also ber of the Women's AY.PA, ad Victorian Women's In- These orga tended regularly and helped n- ing her home for Ea oF Teuton, Cy = br. he lon ee rer remains De. d to rest in St. John's eld, and sell. Toronto. University: |® Elljott slime Park, Hampton. [to gather and dinner had to be served in the bungalow, when over fifty were present to enjoy social intercourse all, and with unim ck | the wherewithal picnic was off to rain fell almost incessantly during the afternoon so that all outdoor sports made his first trip, it took him three had to be cancelled. During the after- noon the president called the pany - Prat) The regu ar weekly meeting of the , to order and officers for the ensuing § oung People of the United Church' year were elected as follows: was on Wednesday evening and was in dent, Mr. Jas. A. Werry, Enniskillen; red Thornett. The Seec.,, Miss Elva Orchard, Enniskillen; topic was taken by Miss: Ferga Josn- | Treas., Mr. stock. Annie Wright and Mr. Blackstock; - Miss = Florence Warts, and beautiful floral offerings testified | and sobial intarcourse which was in a silent 'manner to the love and|{ equally. enjoy ble and more intimate m in which the deceased was| than woul "been the case with deceased by her father and mother three sisters and one brother, MrseF. Bert Hare {Kmma) Sask., Mrs, hh Holstein, Mrs. Re 'S. Graham, (Clara) of Toronto, and Mr, Herbert Parr, of Toronto. Messrs. Fred, Arthur ahd John Broc F. A. Bailey, Dr. 8. Graham, anc Herbert Parr. The mornin I's parents, 29th Fa bright with promise of un- 1 purposes | us Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. R. Munro, Roy Dobson. Wright, Oshawa. Miss Effie Weight Jr. HII--"Honours: June Mitchell, "Secretary, gave the report of Rose Masters. rt| year's meeting and also' the nt Sr. He Honours: Mina Dobson, urer's report on behalf of Mr. Albert | Keith Wilson, John Christie. Wright. Votes of thanks "passed | Jr. -II--Honours: Marion Rabey; for the Services of the retiring Presi- | Pass: Wesley Johnson. dent and ry. Sr. I--Pass: Arthur Mitchell, The picnickers made good use of the ~ Sr. Pr Pass: Hi ley Johnson time by renewing acquaintanceships 1. Spor 'ard, Teacher. You'll get a thrill in driving the New Ford V-8. powerful and more comfortable than your fondest hopes. Smooth, quiet. eight- cylinder 'performance --with typical Ford economy. fine -- Ev, shook hands with everybody else. the chief ob- ject of family gatheri ngs was ized. Over 100 persons availed them- selves of this opportunity for family visiting, the other 100 electing to postpone their attendance till next year. As next year the 60th any | niversary of the first Werry picnic will be celebrated, much interest is being taken in the event. The prize for the oldest person present was awarded to Mrs. Geo. Vice, Oshnwa, who was present. The prize for the largest family went to Mrs Tewiy Swain, Blookstockt ile Mr. R. L. Werry, Montreal, got rize for coming the farthest to attend. the lebanon. Other's from a distdnce were: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Werry, of Napanee, Mrs; Geo. Burnett and Jack, Fenelon Falls, Misses Addie and Lena Elford, Ambrose, Thomas and John Elford, Woodville, Mrs. Ethel Hocke- ridge, "Dundalk, Mr. and Mrs. Luther H. Clarke, Howard and Helen, Bramp- ton, Mrs. (Rev.) M. Sanderson and Roy, Toronto, Mrs, Harry Pearn and Mrs. A. Worsley, Fenelon Falls. The late Miss Parr was pre- two brothers, Sam and Dr. Rus- She leaves to mourn her loss) Mrs. Swift Curent, Arnille (Ida), The pallbearers were of Wednesday, June oe Weather for the annual c, which was held at owever, before noon clouds began ired ap Phetiies and to satisfy them the to a good Yiane The Presk | REPORT OF §, 8. NO. 6, ~ 8r. IV--Honours: Donald Christie, Fred: Christie, Harry Masters; Pass: L. G. 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