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CONTRACTING AND |For In BUILDING Counter Chee : L. A. KOCH Books of all Kinds Res, 2nd house east side Bigelow St. Port Perry. -- SEE THE -- ALTERATIONS and REPAIRS Estimates given. Over 20 years experience Port Perry Star PHONE 50 Nov. 10 The Peoples' Meat Market We seli everything you want in cheles, clean, palatable, nutritious and satisfying meats. If you want it good, ring up Phone 738 W BERT MacGREGOR Will do the rest. Solvay Coke and Body Hardwood We have a supply of Solvay Coke on hand, and a car choice 100%, Maple Body Hardwood. Let us. supply your need in fuel this season. 1 Sam. N. Griffen Lumber Co. Phone 240 Day or Night Port Perry The Warwick's Gifts Worth While Are entirely different each year. You have variety, not quantity. We invite you to inspect these popular gifts so that your choice may be made while-the display is complete. Prices from b0c. to $2.00 each. Christmas Cards Boxes of cards at 85ec., 40c., 50c., 60c., 8bc. and $1.00 each. Exceptional value, Assortments of single and folded cards. Christmas Wreaths-- Tinsel, Icicles, Rope, and Foil, at 10c. each. Also fine assortment of Boxed Christmas Stationery Morrison's Drug Store Port Perry Phone 16 Ontario gave an excellent Piano: solo, The last: feature on the program was the candy contest. This proved very interest ing, but somewhat difficult for the| judges as each sample of candy was so very good. But firially their de- cision was: Mrs. R. Burnham, 1st prize; Miss Luella Jeffrey, 2nd prize; Mrs. J. Milner and Mrs, E. Plough- man were the judges. It was a very interesting meeting. ; Mr. A. Prentice and sons Frank and Hugh, of Port Perry, visited his brother Mr. Alf. Prentice, on Sunday. Mrs, Martin and daughter Vera, of Port Perry, visited her sister Mrs. R. Brown, on Sunday. "Mrs. Geo. Sweetman and daughter Mrs. Newell and her little son George, of Toronto, were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sweetman, over the week end. : Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gerrow visited in Oshawa over the week end. Our snow: and winter seemed to have passed away on Monday, and some of the farmers hitched onto the plows to try and get finished up. But on Monday night another fall of snow came and it looked quite wintry again on Tuesday morning. Mr, and Mrs, F. Baxter of Toronto, spent a pleasant week end with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Jackson. Mrs. H. Demers visited her sister Mrs. J. Raymes one day last week. We are glad to hear Mrs. Raymes is improving after her recent illness. Scugog friends are glad to héar Mr. Murrell Stone is improving after his operation, recently. All the women who have been sending their cream to Mr. A. Goode's Creamery, were very much pleased with the beautiful calendar for 1988, which they received last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. Aldred and Mr. Ray Milner, visited Mr, and Miss Taylor, in Cartwright, when they enjoyed a roast dinner and spent a social even- ing. . Mr. Sydney Chandler is helping Mrs. Stephenson for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. C. Graham and family High School Commencement at Ux- 'bridge, last Friday evening. The Men's Choir, assisted by the Bethesda Quartette, had charge of the United Church. Next Sunday evening there will be an exchange of ministers and choirs, with Sunderland. ® & Prince Albert Mrs. Thos. Wauchope and daughter Betty, have returned to Toronto, after making her mother, Mrs. T. Turner, an extended visit. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke and little daughter have returned from North Cochrane and are visiting Mrs. Clarke's parents Mr. and Mrs. George Heayn. Mr, Clarke has been doing missionary work up there and reports the poverty of the people as extreme nearly every family receiving Pro- vincial relief, and religious services being very -occasional in. the different settlements. Two former residents of this village were laid to rest. in the Pine Grove Cemetery during the past month, these being, Mrs. Thos, Swift and Mr. Monroe Strait. Both of them died in Toronto and the bodies were brought to the family plots for burial. Some fourteen .ladies enjoyed the hospitality extended by Mrs. Richards of Port Perry parsonage last Wednes- day afternoon. The weather was mild so that the attendance was large. After the business meeting, during which quilt making was discussed, a short program was given and al- though it was short it"was most en- joyable, after which a dainty lunch was served. We are sorry to report that the Misges Tewkesbury are on the sick list. The homes of Mr. Foster of Toronto and Mrs. McBrien, have been closed for the winter. Mr. R. Swift, of Toronto, has been visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sweet- man, on Sunday. A FULL LINE OF FUEL ALWAYS ON HAND When you are in need of Fuel of any kind, give us a call. We have everything en hand to meet your requirements,-- Famous Reading Anthracite that better Pennsylvania Hard Coal--Stove, Nut, Pea. Hamilten By-Product Coke Nut and Range Sizes. Welsh Coal, Scotch Coal, Steam Coal, Cannel Coal, Hardwood, Hardwood Slabs, Softwood Slabs. Cement Lime Paristone Tile Prompt and careful attention to your orders at all times PORT PERRY COAL YARD W. G. W. PYATT Phones--Office 94W Residence 94J. A ri: 5d » TU Cen a hie ost | DONT WORRY ABOUT | 1 music last Sunday evening in the] 'with his mother in Oshawa. MYRTLE 4 few days with her brother Mr. Cecil Wilson, of Oshawa. Se Mr. Will J. Cooly who assisted Mr. W. F. Batty, of Brooklin, with his horses at the Royal Winter Fair, re- clusion of the Fair. Mr. Will Young spent the week end Rev. J. 0. Totton 'exchanged pulpits with Rev. Mr. Littlewood, of Udora, and preached annivesary services there. 2 The Woman's Missionary Society held their November meeting at the parsonage, the home of the president, Mrs. Totton, on Thursday afternoon, with an attendance of eleven. After an interesting program lunch was served "and arrangements made for the next meeting. | rr et PP Pr Miracles of the Present Day Mrs. J. was ha) her home with her Hiushalk t= tle ° children. they didn't have much but, anti the hus- band toBk sick and thelr savings were used up, life was pleasant enough. Long days and nights of worry and anxiety coupled wich ox- tra work had their dire effect, hi ever, and a breakdown caused t o doctor to secure her admission to the Muskoka Hospital for. Con- sumptives, She was almost overwhelmed With hopelessness, but before very lon the kindly medical and nursing at- ted rest, the y in ¢ and, two 8 their "miracle." uite gure that she iil gO ace and overcome. life's ffioultien such being the effects of the return of hope and health which so often are the gifts of the Muskoka Hospital. This work needs the port of many friend: "without 'which it could not be car on; +A sub- scription from you hf be grate- fully received. Please send it to G. A. Retd, 223 College St, Toronto 2. home generous sup- visiting his father, Mr. T. Swift. PORT PERRY HRISTMAS FAIR TUESDAY, bpp oo BEER BUTTER, 101b. PLAIN WRAPPER PRINT. . 3.00, 200, 100, 50 POULTRY E tak hd fd ed ed edt g turned to his home 'here, at the con-| 838 EL Mrs. Frank Shell bas been spending] wing Ea on he so nd py Lo he ana. you are not overlooking mterior decoration tings" "Oh dear no, we anticipate a generous sn services, then we will have our annual Harvest H ome 0 ope] followed by the regular Thanksgiving Service. From this source we: - derive sufficient to aecorate and make a sub- stantial 'down payment on the fittings." "Che Ladies' Aid will become responsible for the interest and Tortgage payments. It will afford them the necessary incentive: "Would you care to--, I haven't a su ti me, said the Rev. Socrates ap Placing his {Sbsesiptich form a we are writing" ol s and girls, a, | mean an nviation tothe cpening girls 2871 send you : "Certainly, address be Hong Ko hina with on Sincai, : i Suswered rio ong, 1 am SEL e cen e on the north side stands descript building that is best described as an eyesore. Jue. this had been torn down but to my disappointment I found the tront being modelled for a movie house. An electric sign an- nounced the "Cosmopolitan 3 Olymple Theatre. High-class Vaude- - ville and Pictures." Just then Roscoe Reel emerged in a cloud of plaster from the interior: with paint splattered liberally from heels %o hair. : "We'l be ready to open in week" was his opening remar "You're taking up a new line, Roscoe?" E Yes, I have been watching the markets and when wheat hits one twenty-five, 1 cashed in my Life Insurance policies and fed them into this. We will run two shows a night and three on Saturday night with matinee on Wednesday and Saturday. Oh, | boy, won't those Fords roll in here loaded to the roof and a gang on the running board? We'll Al have 0 sit 'em two on a seat." Won't hired help ea alt to your profits?" = "Not at all, You are wrong. It won't cost us a red cent for wages. It's all in the family, 1 will quit orto, the elevator and will give my time to" managing. My boy has resigned as teller in the bank and will handle he pox ote uy oldest girl has let her music class go and 0 and her younger sister with the Sell Plone and will act as -- hae given gp her sob soun dict a cme mn 1 said in a muffled voice, as the lime "We have just bought a new limousin y will run in to see you next time we go to the ci aid Mes. Reel and J "Excuse me running off now, but I am foaded up with work." aE ihe next -- a Bang < of men were attacking the pave- with crowbars. rc BP the Rev. side Jerry Fairweather with his coat off, the scat hen 1 saw. > as never to my knowledge had Jerry his jacket in as- sociation with labor. Jerry lived wit acres inside the -Sorpopation limits 1 0 wonder -how old man F; With Jers t's the idea of nd ab RE re at's the vic invi caught ihe contractor Butting over a fast one or' Jenny? Harem "No, the pavement's all right, we are Sey excavating for gas tanks. We are putti cor sid dy putting five Bowsers here and. "two around the "Wo! not the proprietor be further ahead ti in on a private ? Look at the license os i ti them for doing business on street, up the sidewalk and un- ey | Se ining She pavement vary 80 often." ere's no license fee for gas tanks in Hick glad to io have us light up the he street, it brings the kul. They ye must be some charge to pensate - for the PRL persisted, hore "Oh, we won't allow hid ig near the gas, said Jerry, "not if I can help it," he added, in par- "If you can prevent.it." " Quite but I continued warming upto the argument, sup) x Soot 2 8 but Leon truckdriver removes th cap for a bevy of ol girls breezes along enjo, an inhale before history, Hah su remember to powder their nose and apply lipstick before {centy Away go the cigarettes, one goes down the flue. Bang! W is now your pavement ? Answer me that." Jerry, "We ain't High School fh hear you haven't" I rn , us Ney hg ere Eile. What pont ads FL 1 be 5 pl iis