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COMING--F. E. Luke, Eyesight | [IV] Specialist 'at Lawrence's drug store, Port Perry, on Thursday, April 27th. Miss Florence and Marjory Waldon, of Toronto, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm The Ladies' Aid of St. John's Pres- byterian Church wish to thank all who so kindly helped to make the St. Patrick's Supper the success it was. We are sorry to hear that Mrs. Margaret Brown, who has been ser- iously ill for some time, is not recover- ing as rapidly as her friends desire. Mr. Norman Prentice and daughter Dorothy, of Epsom, visited friends in town, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Henley, of Toronto, were the guests of her sister, | Mrs. Milton Goode. We are sorry to report that Chief Nesbitt is in poor health, and has been told by the doctor to stay at home for a week. ONTARIO DISTRICT MASONS AT FUNCTION AT PORT HOPE With all due pomp and ceremony, the third annual celebration of the Past District Deputy Grand Masters night was observed by Ontario Lodge, A. F. & A. M. Port Hope, on Friday evening, March 17th. Visitors were present from Oshawa, Whitby, Bow- manville, Port Perry, Cobourg and other places. The celebration, which featured an Irish program, marked the 57th anniversary of the entry of R. W. Bro. Capt. W. J. Robertson, of Port Hope, into masonry, and he is the oldest past district deputy of On- tario District (J2) as well as the old- est past master of Ontario Lodge. Past District Deputies filled the various offices for the evening. The toast to the B. D. G. M's. was proposed by W. Bro. Harry Mitchell, Port Hope, and responses were given by R. W. Bro. A. B. Cawker, Port Perry, Dr. Kaiser, Oshawa, and others. A feature of the program was an inspiring address by Bro. Capt. Ed die Baker, of Victory Lodge, Toronto. He is a holder of the Military Cross and the Croix de Guerre, and at the present time is the secretary general of the Canadian National Institute for 'the Blind. He lost his sight in the fall of 1916 while in the service of his Country. PORT PERRY FOLK ENJOY A GET-TO-GETHER AT WINDSOR On Friday evening, March 17th, a little get-together party of former Port Perry boys and girls in the Border Cities, was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert. Singleton, (nee Francis Switzer), 31 Belle Isle Ave, East Windsor. The evening was spent in renewing old acquaintancés, some of the guests having not seen each other in twenty years or more; dancing, etc. The hostess served refreshments. Among those present were Mr, and Mrs. Howard Johnston (nee Cora Bowerman), Detroit; Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Bowerman, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Linkie, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Parrinder (nee Amy Linkie), Detroit; Miss Amy Beare, Mr. Clar- ence McKinnon, Detroit; Miss Kath- leen McKellar, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wells, Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Corrin, East Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Switzer, East Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. Russell Aldred, Detroit; Mr. Oliver Roberts, Windsor; Mr. J. Ross Roach, of the Detroit Red Wings; Mr. Jas. Harrison, Detroit. ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 4 Rev. D. A. Ferguson, B.A., Minister. 7 p.m.--Evening Service. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Sunday, March 26th-- 11 a.m.---A Spiritual Aristocracy. 2.30 p.m.--Sunday School *q p.m.--The Man Whose Sin Finds Him Out, Men's Choir will render the music. Prince Albert 1,45 p.m.--Sunday School. 3 p.m.--Worship Service. CHURCH OF THE ASCEN . 7 p.m.~Evening Service . Lenten Service--Thursday, 745 pm MONEY ORDERS|" We have just been appoint- Uptown Agent for Can- Taian National Express Money Orders. Your busi- ness solicited. JIG-SAW PUZZLES We now have puzzles for rent at be¢., 10c., 15¢c., a day. . ' -- SPECIAL Half a dozen 1881 Rogers Teaspoons at the lowest price on record, only 76c. For quick service on Repairs come to us. I. R. BENTLEY JEWELLER and OPTOMETRIST ST. PATRICK'S ENTERTAINMENT The annual St. Patrick's entertain- ment of St. John's Presbyterian Church was held on March 17th, at the church. A bounteous supper was served by sweet colleens in green and white aprons and caps amid decora- tions commemorate of Ould Ireland. Messrs. Albert, Ganton, John and Chas. Clarke, of Manilla, accompanied at the piano by their sister Mrs. Mellow, and assisted by Miss Kathleen Hicks, of Oakwood; elocutionist, pro- vided a very interesting program, which included vocal quartettes and duets, and two Irish songs, sung by Charles Clarke, "When Irish Eyes are Smiling" and "I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen." Mr. Ganton Clarke rendered violin selections which were well received. Miss - Hicks gave several good readings. Amusing skits were conducted by Mr. John Clarke and great encouragement was given to aspiring pianists by the fine results obtained from perseverance as demon- strated by that enterprising young man. Altogether the program was very much enjoyed by all. BARTER ADS. EXCHANGE Willys-Knight Sedan in fair con- ns {th wire or "cies Phone 173. Fa Would ex Notch magaz! class, with consecutive numbers. Jno. F. Gerrow, Port Perry. Wanted good sized mirror for an- tique Pewter Tea Pot, Rock Fowl, or 12 Perennial Flower roots. Enquire | at Star Office, Prince Albert The March meeting of the Women's Association will be held at the home of Mrs. W: Ettey, who kindly offered her home for the occasion, the meet- ing to be held: on Wednesday, March 29th. Somewhat of a wood bee was held last week when the year's supply of wood for the church was cut and drawn from the 8rd concession of Reach. Nearly forty of the young people of the Y. P. A. availed themselves of the invitation of the Seagrave Young People's 'Association to visit them re- cently. A large truck and four cars were necessary to carry the visitors. All reported having a most enjoyable time. Last week's topic at the Y. P. A: was Christian Fellowship. Miss Laird took the topic and Mr, Clarke took the devotional part as well as leading in congregational singing. Next week's Missionary programme will be in charge of Miss Gertrude Martyn. Mr. McMillan, of Palmerston, is visiting his mother Mrs, John Foley. We are sorry to report the ill-health of both Mr! and Mrs. Foley, especially Mr. Foley. Mr, Geo, Heayn has suffered another | Ross |. attack of illness and Mr. Murphy is also ill with the flu. The severe weather of the past two or three weeks seems to have brought with it colds and flu. In the numerous earthquakes which haye shaken southern' California we are glad to report that Mrs. McBrien, Mrs. Bates and Miss Julia McBrien were not in the immediate vicinity be- ing at Pasadena, east of Los Angeles. They, however, felt the shocks but not in great intensity. We wish to extend our sympathy to Mrs. Warren in the logs' of her sister Mrs. Jane Cooper, of Midland, who died recently. dition. Will exch e for d-hand top buggy. Russell Lane, R.R.1, Port Perry. WANTED--An old pair of Chenille Curtains in exchange for a hand- painted china plate. Phone 35J. SMALL COAL BROODER and chickens, in exchange for a large size coal brooder. Mrs. Fred Raines, Port Perry. look to the Low-Priced Pontiac for these Big Car Features.. CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Jno. Ploughman and family wish to thank their many friends for their continued kindness during the sickness and at the time of the death of Mr. Ploughman. They are grate- ful for the beautiful floral tributes and wish to especially thank the mem- bers of the choir of the Port Perry United Church. FISHER NO-DRAFT VENTILATION. General Motors' exclusive health and ' comfort feature. 7I-HORSEPOWER STRAIGHT EIGHT ENGINE --smooth, 8-in-line perform- ance with remarkable economy. NEW "AIRSTREAM" BODIES BY FISHER --with new radiator, new valanced fenders, new rear contours. NEW TYPE OF UPHOLSTERY--Rich lovkipe; 4 durable fabrics are tailored special springs. JNATIER P PROOF WINDSHIELD and VENTILATOR 'WINGS--to safety of yourself and your family. assure 'the STABILIZED FRONT-END ASSEMBLY-- Successfully climingtesratties in head: lamps, front fenders, and IMPROVED SYNCRO-MESH with QuiET vile. your of Top iq for some other of its | We ve decided our Dt is somewhat known lines as Classic, Hurlb: This sale will also include Overs we are offering. Knee Rubbers, Men's Work Boots (sotid leather) $3, and $3. 50, Men's Best Hockey Boots, reg. $4. Women's Rubber Goloshes ....7.. This SALE will start Tuesday Mar. 28." « J. F. McCLINTOCK ha o discontinue' the | ment of our business. Therefore, we will sell to del the possible, at prices that will surely a e out of style, 1 1 stores which have : Deen doing business for a these shoes: are of "excellent qualit hn we and Gloves, which will be sold for os Pans te Socks, | This the three W. M. §., 20 will be a good time to outfit the whole family when you can buy up the present W. M. S. of th good boots and shoes for 50c., $1.00 and $1.50 per pair. Just a few items to'give you an idea of the real bargains which 5% i 15 inch Leather Top Rubbers reg $3. 50 «+s. For $2.95 ++. 93.75 Tg 50..........For $3.25 4 «+. Per pair $1.00 ae, W.C.T. U. The next meeting of the W. C. T.U. will be held at the home of Mrs. Jno. McClintock, on Wednesday afternoon, March 29th, at 8 pm. COKE largest coke plant in Canada going except to live. Courteous Treatment. FRED E. Phones: Office In a previous advertisement for coke, we merely called it Hamilton Coke, and for fear of a misunderstanding we would like to impress on the minds of the coke"buying public, the coke we offer is known as STELCO COKE, made in Hamilton, Ontario, advertised in 'a general way in the news papers nor over the radio, but the excellent quality of this fuel speaks for itself, and keeps the you burn coke let us supply you with a Canadian product. We also have BLUE COAL, America's finest Anthracite; CAN- NEL, COAL; STEAM COAL; WOOD, LUMBER; ETC. SCOTCH COAL we can supply you, End NOTICE Mr. I Turner has returned to town and is, prepared to buy Poultry, Eggs, and Hides, at highest market prices, For information phone 218, Port Perry Fen EE ,. Ce COKE ¥ Stelco Coke is not to capacity to fill the demand. If If you want But we have no exclusive rights Prompt Delivery REESOR 73 w; Res. 73} ™ r30- mark ~How we have missed him and bow sadly, Church. of Canada. from a letter read, that Mrs. (Rev.) | dull, of Brooklin, is now restored ta Ry 'her home. cms mis DIED x PLOUGHMAN--At Port Perry, on | Thursday, March 16th, 1983, John M. + MALYON in his 67th year. . MALYON--At Port Perry Hospital, on Friday, March 17th, 1983, Albert J. Malyon, of Raglan, in his 49th year. ri i IN MEMORIAM KING--In loving memory of Private ! Martin King, killed in action in France March 24th, 1917, aged twenty-four years. Somewhere in France in an unknown grave Our dear soldier son lies sleeping; For his King snd country his life he gave Into his Saviour's keeping. LE Heaven and earth alone can tell; We bave lost him. Heaven hath found him, | Christ hath done ull things well. ve - Sleep on dear son and brother in a far-off land, In a grave we may never age; But as long as life and memory last, We will remember thee. - ee ee tt PP STOP GAS PAINS! GERMAN REMEDY GIVES RELIEF Acting on BOTH upper and lower bowels Adlerika washes out all poi-|. sons that cause gas, nervousness and bad sleep. One dose gives relief at once. A. M. Lawrence, Port Perry. etl APN TT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE] PORT PERRY STAR The following letter 'was received this week, Mr, Editor:Please do 'not say any more about my geese in your barter ads. They went the first week--T7 in all: 1 should have sent you word sooner. I could have got sale for several more if I had had them. Yours truly. ween of Canada. GREER & HUMPHREYS Barristers, 'Solicitors, ete. Money to Loan Now located in the office of H. W. Emmerson, Purdy Block, Queen Street . Phone 264 ty Phone after hours: 8614 "Oshawa. HATCHING EGGS FOR SALE Bred-to-lay Barred Rocks. Apply to Mrs. Frank Franklin, Port Perry 2 100 ACRE FARM FOR SALE OR for rent in Mariposa Township. Also a 200 acre Farm for sale or rent in Reach Township. Apply" to John H. Mosse, Port Perry. | = | ey BABY CHICKS FOR SALE . Pure bred Barred Rocks bred-to-lay baby chicks, from large healthy stock. "every week. Also custom hatching. Good hatches guaranteed from good eggs. Phone, 189r4. 1M, Fred Raines, Port Perry mar.30 LOST United Church Sunday School Gold Pin, wreath and two bars. ~ Finder please leave at Star Office. Reward. FOR SALE Siberian: Seed Oats. Strictly cash. Apply Arthur Orchard, High Point, RR. 2, Port Perry. mar 30 GREAT BARGAINS IN MASSEY-HARRIS IMPLEMENTS Spring Tooth Harrows, Cultivators, Mowing Machines, Potato Sprayers, Plows, Hay Rakes, and Spreaders, Wagons, 'Hay Loaders, Cream Sepa- rators. See C. SWITZER, Local Dealer, * mar23 DR. W. S. HARPER Graduate Office and 'Surgery--Port Perry, Ont. Phone 1. 18 PAYING. 26¢,, 24¢., and 21c. FOR BUTTER FAT. You can save labor and make more money by sending ; Jou cream, Heavy. winter layers. Discount on | orders of 500 or more. Hatch ready Post Graduate in 7 demon ates' College and London, London, England, Royal Tn Glasto: "The Creamery a