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COMING F. E. LUKE, Eyesight Specialist, may be consulted at Lawrence's Drug Store, Port _ Perry, on Thursday, February | 16th. He has been coming here , over 30 years. : F. E. LUKE AND SON Optometrists - 168-167 Yonge 'St., Toronto 2. : [IF=E] lk The Peoples Meat Market We sell everything you want in choice, clean, palatable, nutritious and satisfying meats. If you want it good, ring up Phone 72 W BERT MacGREGOR Will do the rest. For Counter Check Books of all Kinds -- SEE THE -- Port Perry Star PHONE 80 a, SETTIN' HEN MAY BE A LOAFER =-BUT - SHE GETS RESULTS" We consider the speed of 'our H deliveries as important as. the j quality of our lumber. Your' order doesn't loaf on the way. | "Regrets will never take the place of results. i } Sam N. Griffen Lumber Co. Phone 240 . and A rd Sovver and week with the former's 'Demara.- 'Worship service for the next few. 'Sundays will be in the afternoon, just after Sunday School, instead of the evening, This is for the Centre Church. y r- dorsed, MANCHESTER Mrs. Jas. Masters spent a few. days in Toronto last week. We are sorry to hear St 'Mrs. J. 'Boys is under the doctor's care. "Mr. Howard Dobson had a very successful wood bee last week. Mr. and Mrs. N. F.. Rabey and children of Manilla spent Sunday with his sister Mrs. Seward. Mr. and Mrs, W. F. Thompson and Miss A. Thompson visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. Ward, Utica, last week. Jig saw puzzles seem to be the bourhood. joyment of this meat happy gather: ing. (3 Myrtle Station . Mrs. Edgar Hurlbut of the late Edgar Hurlbut, passed IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE LORD GREENWOOD SENDS GIFT TO ONTARIO REGIMENT Hand Painting of His Majesty You can ALWAYS be Sure of something delightful to eat at our Store. Prices reasonable. : Phone 93. Our driver will eall. EVERY DAY we offer to you an. etizing choice of buns, cakes; iscuits, ete. be pleaged | to supply your Fo Frigid and pastry. Yona enjoy our baking. CHAMBERS & SON Bakers and Confectioners SE , We Offer for This Week KRUSCHEN SALTS--The Giant 75¢c. package is here. Get yours' now. ARMANDS'® POWDER--with each dollar box you get a fifty cent jar of cream. 'With a fifty cent box you get a twenty-five cent jar of cream MODESS and KOTEX--25c and 36c respectively FLOROSA S0AP--Six cakes for 15 cents. VINOLA CASTILE--Eight cakes for 26c. » Morrison's Drug Store Port Perry Phone 16 Ontario Are You Burning Our Better Fuels? If not, start the New ' Tear 1 ht by phoning us your next order. We have a supply on hand required fuels to meet your needs. FAMOUS READING ANTHRACITE. To Better Pennsylvania Hard Coal--Stove, Nut and Pea sizes, HAMILTON BY-PRODUCT CORE Ss ut and ant Range sizes. COAL, STEAM COAL, BODY HARDWOOD, ROWOOD SLABS, SOFT 8 your Lm Ws have a full supply on hand at PORT PERRY COAL YARD vow. pram 3 Wand 943. Re The King to be hung in Officers Mess. Lord - Greenwood, formerly Sir amar Greenwood, and one of the most distinguished. of the former citizens of Whitbyy has = splendid gift to the Ontario Regiment in the form of a beautiful painting of His Majesty King George. This gift was received only a few days ago, sent a} r form of entertainment here at "present. Mr. Frank Oliff, of Toronto, called on his mother, Mrs. Seward on Sat- urday. i Mr, and Mrs. John Moore and Mr. J. Baird 'were in Oshawa one day this week. £ Mrs. H. O. Dobson entertained a number of ladies at a quilting for the W. A. on Tuesday. 'The Community Club will hold a Valentine Party in the Hall on Li J day ight A good, program - the home of her daughter Mrs. Levi Tordiff. Her husband predeceased her nine years ago. The late Mrs. Hurlbut was of a wonderful disposition, and a cheerful and patient sufferer. She had been blind for the past twenty years; but did not allow the great affliction to life. 'Her passing is. greatly regret- ted by her large cirele of friends who, express their sympathy to the be- sxeaved family, Those who. remain tof mourn her passing are two sons Mr. Lewis Hurlbut, Palmerston; and Mr. LEE ha Lt.-Col. R. B. Smith, ding officer of the Ontario Regiment, in- formed the officers and their guests at its annual dinner last night, and had been sent out of recognition of the fact that his earlier days, while living in Whitby, Lord Greenwood had been a member of the Ontario Regi- ment. This handsome painting is at the present time being suitably framed; and will be hung in the officers' mess at thé Armouries, said Col. Smith, in public expression of the appreciation which 'was felt by the officers of the regiment to Lord Greenwood for his splendid gift. The further news was given by Col. Smith that the officers' mess at the armouries was to be redec- orated immediately, orders provid- ing this having just been received from the engineers' staff at head- quarters in Toronto. These two announcements were received: by the officers and their guests with loud applause. MYRTLE 'Much sympathy is extended to Mrs. Levi Tordiff in the death, last week, of her mother, Mrs. Hurlbut. King Winter has been in full force for some days. Frosty winds accom- | panied by bizzard like snow falls has quite expelled any idea one might 'harbour that cold weather was a thing of the past and it was quite unneces- sary for one to go south to enjoy warmer climates. However the good sleighing is being taken' every advan- tage of although the 'snow plough has been along the different times keeping it in i shape for cars. For a few days it was quite slippery but were reported. Betty Kirkham sp 3 wesk With her aunt in Toronto, 2 Mr. John Miller Jr. of Ashburn Enloadad eariond of Western cattle sanding. Bsns vo Soe Pool w |" Russell Hurlbut, of Dundalk; arid two d Mrs. Fl Ferguson, of Alliston; and Mps. Levi Tordiff, of Myrtle. Two sisters, Mrs, J. W. Pat- terson of 'Seattle, Wash, and Mrs. T. residence 'of Mrs. Munro was the| J. Smith, of Listowel; two brothers scene of a delightful social evening.! Mr. John Dyer, of Prince Rupert, B.C. Since this house was acquired by, and Mr. Will Dyer, of Columbus. Mr. 'Munro, a short time ago it has! The late Mrs. Hurlbut was in her been redecorated from top to bottom, 80th year. Interment took place at in a most tasteful manner and now Prince Albert Cemetery. presents a wonderful appearance. The sudden cold spell of last week The social gathering was held un-. took these southerners unawares and der the auspices of the Epsom Ladies', were not prepared, consequently many Aid and upwards of 75 guests were of our neighbours 'had their . plants rr Hickville on the Humber (Continued from front page) ht MRS, FINLEY MUNRO. dives. A SPLENDID SOCIAL EVENING Last Monday evening the romantic a happy event last week when our popular and efficient school teacher, Miss Angelia, Pool, was united in the "holy. bonds of matrimony with the Rev. Socrates Goodfellow." The second item read "Hickville Continuation School to be- come a High School after Vacation," "Plans for a tremendous step forward in education have been consummated in our progres- sive village, by which our Continuation School will'develop into a High School. The Rev. Socrates Goodfellow, M.A.; has resigned 'his pastorate to become its first principal. strong; self- reliant man of unimpeachable character and high. scholastic at- doubt Blace the new institution on a high plane on the county register. "Mr Goodfellow will be assisted by Mrs. Goodfellow, who,{ prior to her marriage last week, was Miss Angelia Pool of the staff of the Continuation school. Miss Lily Pool will be the third teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Goodfellow will reside in the residence which has been intended for the Baptist parsonage and which is now be-{ ing rushed to completion. Miss Lily Pool will make her home with them. The Rev. Mr. Goodfellow will continue to hold a service) on Sunday afternoons at the homes of his fdllowers." my 2s A gentleman of refined its desires in the home of a respectable ed habs ity de there are. Only a box number was given but I suspect his toyed with a' £ Dencil 1 jorsen epost his I 'of the paper, Principalship $3000, Assistant _ Lily a year board money: and help with the Hours n grant $800 is still } Standarar r "Every cloud has are 'on the Gold tandard. "immensely a,b by all and it is hoped that, such social gatherings may be re- ted in the near future as they tend to foster a beautiful spirit of harmony and good will in the neigh- | The thanks of the whole community goes out to the good host and hostess' for providing the means for the en- Mrs. Edgar Hurlbut, beloved wife away on Monday, February 6th, at mar the pleasures she "found in this| tainments is making this great sacrifice in our interests and will no} dropped the paper an ad, £5 'the Want. wrod caught| g Norman Prentice and heartily en- {| Tow. et fee is 26c. 16c. per week. A M.LA - Phone 49. frozen and a few complained of frost] Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Pilkey spent Monday with friends in Oshawa. Mz. T. R. Price, of Cobourg, spent Jasgday at his home hers, CEL . Many of us are looking forward to a good feed of patteakes this Tuesday "Mish Viva: of Toronto, the 'week Bigs her parents Mr, and' Mrs. Frank. spent a few days last week -at hor home here and attended the funeral of Mrs, Hurlbut, ° Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chisholm were recent visitors to Toronto. Mrs. Percy, Mrs. Lane and Mes. Beadle, on Sunday, wers the guests of Mrs. David Broome; of Kinsale. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. recent marriage. A surprise party was given in their honour at the Com- munity Hall last Wednesday evening, followed by a. presentation. Mr: C. Pilkey acted ag chairnian for the pro- pi Be by Mrs. Beacock and Mrs. Price at th Doris Davies then gave a selection on the guitar, and Mr. and' Mrs. Beacock sang a duet which was very appropriate for the occasion. Then followed the pre-| sentation to the bride and groom of a handsome arm chair and a beautiful wool blanket. Mr. Ray Downey and Don s Jobson gaye fo EEE (} or the 1 unders; THE REXALL STORE PORT PERRY spent|" 'Briggs. ; Mrs. Rosswell. Dobson, of Oshawa, Reid Cook, on the occasion of their] whén a rousing program was given]: and rent of WRENCE -- | hop which 'followed, King, was the last of program. . atom : 'Following 1s the address: To Mr. and Mrs. Reid Cook-- You have launched out upon 'of matrimony on which voyage you will sometimes meet with storms, : sunintad. of commuty "the to us.all. As an expression of our good will and best wishes, we now ask you to accept these small gifts and it is our wish as you use them they may serve to remind you of your many frierds of "Myre: and surrounding comm _ Signed on behalt of youe friends the address and Messrs, uw Bowser and neighbours, Chas. Pilkey and N