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| Uniqu E Entertainment| On WedBesday evening of last week the local W.C.T.U. put on an *At Home" at' the Sebert House, Port Perry. The proceetfinfiiweielot al © most sociable character, and these {1 who atten enjoyed emacs yery thoroughly; i "The program co ueical selettions by the Port aol Qu Miss C Gjbb, Miss Aileen McCaw and Rev. 'Mr Muirhead (Miss Bull, accompanist); a reading by Miss Dhel } Purdy; and brief but comprehensive addresses 'by the President, Mrs S Farmer, Rev Mr West, and Rev Mr " Rogers. An appetising supper was served by the hotel management--DMr and Mrs Joseph Stone. Some sixty guests sat down to the supper. After the meal was over the President called for in- formal addresses, and a number of the gentlemen responded and expressed their appreciation of the motive that prompted the W-C T U to hold the entertainment at the hotel, and of the «excellent fare put up by the hotel rmanagement. There have been many kindly words spoken regarding the "At Home." It has been generally thought that the idea of having the entertainment at . the hotel was a most opportune and pleasing one. Choral Union Meets i he Port Perry Choral Union will meet at the Town Hall to-night for their initial practice. Members please remember the date--to-night-- Wednesday, November 22 at 8 p.m. Band Concert The 182nd. Bn Band rendered some inspiring music at their concert in the town hall on Saturday night. Every number was good. The programme included moving pictures, vocal and instrumental solos, and selections by the male * quartette." Miss Florence Cook was accompamst for the vocal numbers. Major Patton made a rous- ing® patriotic speech." Mr Morley Campbell was chairman, and did his part well, keeping the program going 'sé that there was not-a. dull 'moment during the whole meeting -. It is said that the 182nd Bn. Band may put on - another band concert here.at a, later date. As soon as the concert was over the: Band started on their twenty mile drive to Whitby, where they. spent . 'Sunday and Monday. they took part in the ceremony of unveiling the roll of honor in the Methodist church,and on Monday night they put on a band concert 'H igher Rates Owing to the increased cost of coal the eiectric light rate in Port Perry will be raised from 10c to 1234c per G tages ool Insurance Company: . gi : ragce op all "plan To "NEWS. |Pearse& Ward AGENT FOR Fire Insurance Agents policy holders have ect satisfaction. : ns Sold 00 kis, y e flat x rate will raised 5%. The new rates tof The ofa fe abandoned as effecting too small a saving.to warrant the chinge. Reached England A Safely « + - Word has been received from Mrs Harry Abbotts that her party arrived safely in England. They had a some- what rough #nd tiresome voyage, and | they were glad to reach their destina- --'"Keeper's. House, Ditchingham,: Norfolk, England. Srgt H Abbotts secured leave for five days, and met his wife in London. Mrs T Abbotts is remaining with her sister in London Personal Mr Hardy Purdy and his friend, Mr Donald McLean, spent the week end in town. a position in Robertson's jewelry store Miss Ida Woodley spent the week end in Toronto. Mr. Cecil Stalker was in Toronto over Sunday visiting his brother, Pte. Stalker, who has been ill at the Base, Hospital, Toronto. Mrs Wm Tummonds, Sr., Toronto, was in town for a fewdays. Itis expected that Mrs Tummonds will spend part of the winter at'the Barba- does. leaving in January. Rev WP Rogers and Mrs George Jackson took part in" the Sunday School Institutes at Manchester an Seagrave. PRESBYTERIAN | CHURCH Subjects for Sabbath, November 26, =11 a.m. "The, Test .of Greatness." 'The Sabbath School will' hold its Cliristmas Entertainment ori Friday evening, December 227.3. 'Miss Vera Cook has take" "a, "posi Bartley, © Miss Campbell, of Geneva; 'New York, is visiting her grand other, Mrs D Campbell" i repo EAE gh - Mrs Gillespie aw been visto in Toronto, s "Mr'E S Young will spend the wins ter with Mr W E Tummondss ~~ = - quantity of household Ie Zon-o-phong.and a number of records which wiil be gold cheap. - 'Records can be seen at Star Office. Leave your orders at Robertson's for sheet. music .and musical instrus tion. Mrs H Abbotts gives he address of Toronto, ! | Miss Butt] of Port Perry, has Lo! -- 7 p.m. "The Christian's Airship" ? 4 tion in the jewellery store of Mr Tr Rr 33 . houts,., 9 am. to $ pm; Mrs A Hern is offering for. sale a}: af "JOHN Eo Luvy > Com ing F" "E 7 Luke, e\leadi ing Optician can be consulted at, 3 J. Davis ore on Thursday, The: High School will hold their annual concert in the towh hall 'on Wednesday evening, December 20, Port Perry Christmas Fair ight. A good play will be put METHODIST CHURCH NOTES| "The date of the Church anniversary | has been set for Sunday, January 21. I'A big event is being' planned. Sunday, November 26, the pastor will speak in thc morning on "How to Study the Bible," and in the evening on "The Jesus Way." a timely subject | Next Monday night the League program is in charge of the Efficiency Class. - All young people welcome. Try your music over for yourself jon the New Scale Williams piano at ' Robertson's Carpet Ball League A Carpet Ball League has been formed by teams from the Oddfellows, Sons of England, Loyal Orange Lodge, 'and the Firemen. They will compete fer a silver cup. Auction Sale of Wood | On Thursday, November 30 at 1 o'clock, the Carnegie Milling Co will offer for sale six acres of mixed tim- bet in supposed quarter acre and half acre lots: J. Baird, Auctioneer. Nott Mrs Jas Nott has received 'word been at the Front for 15 months. He Hie expects to get off.on leave to p Eng: land shortly. arrived at: Robertson's, selling a 30e and:18c.t" Special numbers a3 "Mr Kenipling, Past Supreme | iVice- President of 'the Sons of Eugland paye Tues y 'evening. MURRAY' pe As. DENTI Rd foi above Rose ih *Co.-! Btide ny Announces that he has taken over Arte or is prepared to continue the practice as established, mentc, and save money. "Bell Phone 68 * Ind. Phons 900 ER --_-- Men's VERCOATS High time, men, that you had your "| winter Overcoat, Get it to day. See that it fits you | a style that pleases you and a pattern to suit your own taste. 'that we'll be able to show so complete. | | § a display of Overcoats later as we' re EE ready to show you to day. Itisn't likely 3 E Word from Pte Harry| from her grandson, Harry, who has{. says that he and Vernon are well, and|' A large stock of new music just Qld England Lodge a ia on| Shona Brod 2s PERE i ed oe. A 3 Gn FRAN hase week 'we gave you tations: 'Below ate a few "See out SPEC. TALS i in rét watch. el 4 wa wif {4 hi -Gent's-Watch Cc Metal, prices 10c to 50¢ CE he Silver, $1.25 to $400 $ "Gold ed, 906.40 $8.50 x LA gold, $4.75 to soi 0 _ Qents' Fobs Metal with leather strap, 15¢ to 50c Gold Filled, at $100 to $3.50 Extra quality, at $2.50 to. $3.00 all neat and new design to suit every taste. Gents' Cuff Links In Pearl, Sterling Silver, Gold Filled Rolled Plate, or solid Gold, from. 20c to $8.00 per pair. Tie Pins 5 Gold Filled, and Signet, Toc to Gold filled with stone setting i styles, 25¢c to $1.60 Soli d go pearl set, $2.00, 2 Soh foi! 'pearl and combination of v Stones, $2 00, to $17. 00: outs ' "Long Gold Filled Chains at $200 Lf fk to $7.50 Ladies' Watch Fabs Ribbon Fobs, $1. 25 to $3. 50 Metal Fobs, $2.25 to $4.50. Ladies' Links +4 Gold Filled, 50c to $2.50. Pearl and i iSterding Fiver, 50c. Ladies' Pins Spot Pins, 15¢ to $1 00. Beauty Pins, 20c:to $2.00 per pair. Black, enamel : and gold filled. "Lockets and Chains ite size, gold filled, lockets plain or Fr set, $1.50 to $5. 00, complete with : a Size, gold filled, lockets plain, or stone set, prices 75c 'to $2.00 com- gi pews chain. Necklaces ay We Have a large assortment of , Pens dants and La Valliers froma $1.00 for "cHild€ to $40.00 for ladies; .- In gold, Nate pid Gents' Rings * 10k to 14k' Signet: Rings, es any soon size 'and engraved free «ors chatge, y prices $3.50 to $8.00 4 "sine Soing with anyfione, $0.60. to aod filled, white gold; set with: $ Fock | bred J onds, pearls, sapphires, ' amethyliis;" Bucklé and' "Band Rings, $3. 00 to $9. 00 Sapp Brion Rince, anys rer k : iin lige subies or any other stone you may. wish, prices $3. 50 to $1000. SRT _- Cross 5 and Chain_ L. | We Have & beatiful Ties. 8, gold filled, and silver crosse without hai, Prices' : yours ns wash yor whos ve buff powder: Floth Have and tell you the price. . ; article ile corn knife, shoe h One of the following svticies will make mother : happy on Christmas morning. «A nice piece of Silver Ware, a 'Casserole, a Baking Dish, a Pie Plate, : a Plate, n Cake Basket; a Jelly Dish, a Sugar Bowl, a Butter Dish, a Bread a Server, a Pickle Dish, a Bon-Bon Dish, a Fern Pot, a Tea Set of three orl. pieces, a number of other small pieces which make splendid gifts. ' Cut Glass, all in new designs A Vase, a Cream Jug, a Sugar Bowl, a Butter Dish, a single or double 'handled 'Nappy, a Spoon' Tray, Salts and Peppers, a Celery Dish, a ew Tub, a Mayon- naise set, a Fruit Bowl, individual Fruit Dishes, half or one dozen lots; a Cologne Boule, an Oil Bote, a Water Jug, a Water Bottle, Tumblers, half dozen or one ozen lots, HA French Depose Art Ware o This class of goods are designed with heavy sterling silver and will make a beautiful as well as useful gift. Prices 50c to $3.50. 2 ow ma e - China French Limoge; English Royal Crown Derby, and Ja se -h what our stock is selected from. = Our china counter a , ' ( with many brig ideas as to what 3 would be nice to give. We also carry the following Ii , Table Sets, Be : Cold Meat Forks, Butter Knives, s, Tea Spoons, Tab: 'Desert Spoons, Fo ake Xe Sugar Shells, Jelly Scoop: Servers, Pickle Forks , Fruit Knives, Butter Spreaders, etc, in 1847 R : r Pl: and d Go nity Silve