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: Seagrave r. and Mrs. Edward Bryant from #he West are spending a few days with & Norman Midgley. . Lorne McDougall spent the 'Miss Lizzie and Lily Blight spent . Christmas at home. 'Mrs. and Mrs. Orr Frise spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. A. Sayder. Mr. Frank and Miss Pearl Snyder "spent Christmas at home. Mr. Salem Groat, of Toronto, spent Christmas with Mr. A. Snyder. Mr. and Mis. Morley McDougall 'Christmas under the parental Me will be bi missed from our ~hoir and church and league work. ' Mrs. S. Snyder has gone to Toron- #0, to spend the winter with her Saughter Mrs. Orr Frise. The Christmas entertainment at Bethel was a grand success,the church was packed to the door. Seagrave Christmas tree was largely attended and an enjoyable programme 'was rendered. Oakwood Our Annual Christmas tree and entertainment which was held on Dec 24 was a decided success and much credit is given to their teachers. Misses Lillian Mather and Stella Saviodc, of Inglewood, spent their holidays here under the parental roof. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gardner spent the holidays with Robert Gardner. _ Pearl Coad and Emmerson oad with Miss Gladys Hughson. " Miss Hannah Coad, of Port Perry, with F. P. Coad. . Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Savinac spent their holidays with his sister of Tory aed. Mrs. E. A. Nokes, of Penzance, Sask. arrived here on Tuesday, and will remain with us for three months. Miss S. M. Savinac spent Sunday in Little Britain, A number from here attended the funeral of Mr. Jack Hooper on Sun- day last. ~ * Our skating rink is getting remodel- led and intend having skating this week. Prince Albert Mrs. Robertson, of Oshawa, visited Ther sister Miss Proutt. Miss M. May, sister of Alderman 3. T. V. May, of Toronto, spent a few 'days with Miss Madden. Dr, E. A. Totten, of Lindsay, visit- «od his parents at the Parsonage. ~~ Mx.and Mrs Stump visited Mrs. Savage last week ; rd Mrs, Arthur Mix and Miss of Cannington, s spent Christ- _mmas with her parents Mr. and Mrs. ~etten, Pleased to hear that the purse with! --smoney advertised in "Star" as lost by "36m K. McBrien, has been recovered ~_ Mesdames Briggs and Warren, to Audley to ra vish their sister Holtby who is seriously ill. Mc. A. Sarvs, Saskatoon, spent a holiday with hus motu. Columbia: Gramaphe satle at the STAR Offic a pst tpi AMY CHRISTIAN. CONCERT PIANISTE Teacher of Piano, and Theory. Will be in Port Perry Monday and Tuesday}. of each ah Studio at Mrs, Linke's. Good Salesman Wanted For every town and district where we are not represented. Fruits are bringing high prices, and Nursery Stock is |in demand. : Make big money this Fall {and winter by taking an agency, Experience not necessary Free equipment, Exclusive territory, Highest commissions paid. Write for Full Partic- vars. " STONE & WELLINGTON Fonthill Nurseries, Toronto Ontario. Work Wanted Mrs. Trask, of Port Perry, will be glad of housework or washing to do at home, or go out to wash ° Port Perry, he stated that he would pay for it. This generous act, when announced to the congregation was highly appreciated by his old Prince Albert friends. A collection to defray other recent expenses met with a lib- eral response. Shirley Our quiet community had the ex- citemerik of a wedding on Jan. 1st the parties united in mariiage being Mr. John R. Brent, of Raglan, and Miss Gertrude Coates of Shirley, Rev. J. W. Totten officiated. The young couple were unattended except by little Miss Strong, who made a charm- ing little flower girl. The bride came in leaning on her father's arm and looked charming, being beautifully and appropriately attired. There were just the immediate friends of both bride and groom present. After a sumptuous repast the young couple left for a happy honey-moon accomp- anied by lavish supplies of confetti, good wishes and kindest regards. Miss Coates was held in high esteem and will be much missed by a large circle of sincere friends. Scugog On Monday Dec. 22nd; the Scugog Centre Sunday school held their Annual Christmas entertasnment. The programme was good and a large crowd was in attendance. Miss Ethel Bruce bas returned to her home in Seagrave for her holidays, Mr. Petty also returned to his home for the holidays. Jonathan Alldred spent Christ- ith relatives in Toronto. :Erederick and wife spent Christ- mas with friends in Lindsay. Mr. Mortimer Clark, of Queen's University Kingston is "spending his holidays at his home on Scugog. Mrs. Wannamaker of - Toronto, | spent Christmas with relatives on Seugog, . Miss Mary Clark, a Port Perry High School is holidaying w with her : parents on Scugog, Mr. Voice} handle as one ton of good ci deliver. Its adds much more discomfort to the sus tomer on account of the extra dust and choked fires, _ and extra labor, as several tons of good coal. ' : The customer must pay for this wasted expense _and waste effort. The fixed policy ot the D.L. & W. Scranton Coal, The Standard Authracite Company, has been adopt- cd by Orchard the Coal Man, namely to 1 Handle only the best grade of Coal. 2 To eliminate all inferior coal at the mine by grading, screening and thorough inspection. The saving effected in not handling waste matter is given to the custemer. Orchard the Coal Man Resale all Liver Salls exall Rheumatic Tablets ~ For the relief and cure of all forms of Rheumatism . Fexall Kidney Remedy (Liquid) for all Kidney and Bladder troubles. if not satisfactory. A. J DAVIS, Druggist 'Port Perry Ontario will sell regardless of cost. exal Kidney Pills and All'the above Remedies are garstentmumoney back P. S. We have a few comb and brsh cases left which we The holidays-are over and now for a big Here is a partial list of Bargains that we offer while they last, commencing Satnrday, January 10th These goods were purchased long ago especially for. this sale, Read over these items and ACT QUICK 13 inch grey granite wash bowls, Jauuary Sale 5 gf * milk pans i % 8 qt! milk pans bqt pudding pans 8 qt pudding pans Large size mixing bowls half price 15, 3 8 qt " lipped saucepans 8 qt preserve kettles 10qt . dish pans . 14 qt dish pans 10 qt water pails 12 qt water pails Double Rice Boilers, 134 qt size Double Rice Boilers, 24 qt size All wine Measure) 15¢ 15¢ 20c pe " " "" " " "" 2 25¢. 40c 49c 39¢ 5c Huudreds of other i items at po cs prices 40c ROSE & CO., THE FAIR GRANITEWARE SALE 10 frich granite pie plates, Gr 3 for 25 ¥ All orders promptly attend Phone at my expen ~ Bell Phone No. 4a Pearse & Ward Fre INSURANCE AGENTS "SATISFACTION ASSURED In all our settlements for fire losses our policy holders have Spressel] perfect or Dang ing to the fact that Mr, Ward is able in many cases to send in valuation of loss personally to the company Phone 94. Write or phone for in- formation Pianos and organs for sale Péarse & Ward PORT PERRY MARE and COLT for Sale: Apply to JAMES WARD, Port Perry Sittings of the Division Courts COUNTY OF ONTARIO 1914 oy 1 Whitby -- Clerk, Miss E. L. Mac- donell, Whitby. Jan. 13, Feb. b, Mar. 4, Apr 3, May' 4, June 3, July 3, Sept. 3 Oct. 2 Nov. 7, Dec. 4, Jan. 7, 1915 ; .Oshawa-- Clerk, Miss E L Macdonell Whitby. * Jan 14, Feb 6, Mar 5, Apr 3; Now, 9, Dec b, Jan 8, 19156 2 Brougham--Clerk, M. Gleeson, Green- wood. jan 15, Mar 6, May 8, July 7, Sept 8, Nov 11, Jan 1, 1916. 3 Port Perry--Clerk, J. W. Burnham, Port Perry. Jan 17, Mar 7, May '7, July 8, Sept 6, Nov 12, Jan 12, 1916. 4 Uxbridge--Clerk, R J Moore, Ux- bridge. Jan 10, Mar 14, May 13, July '14, Sept 8, Nov 20, Jan 16, 1916. 7 5 Cannnington --Clerk, Thos. H. Foster, Canningion. Jan 9, Mar 13, May 14, July 15, Sept 9, Nov' 19, Jan 15, 1016" 6 Jeaverton Clock Chas. a Paterson, ar July 1, Sept 1 Ii, jel Leona 1, May 1 far, Mr bas Delay in settlement is avoided owW- ONTARIO 4, May 5, June 4; July Sept 4, Oct. | Tay 1, 5 10, ov ih Jind 14, i018 | er is the service we "give, and in the fact that we are. busy ail the time. : CAWKFR BROS PHONE 2 PORT-PERRY: ONT Grain & Seed T Merchant, DEALER IN MILL FEEDS = ClIOP © SHORTS BRAN SALT FEED GRAINS AMATITE ROOFING PRO-FAT-BREWERS' GRAINS, etc, etc. - James Lucas Port. Perry, Ont.