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; ' NANA IS ARIAAANARNAG 8 agazines Wanted jes who have magazines to re are. asked to take them to the nouries on Thursday afternoon. are to be sent to the Soldiers' Hiuspital at Whitby, ! To-Night ~The Band Concert tickets are sell- ing fast; and the program to be given 'ia gbod. Reserved seats at Byers Mrs John Claughton and Miss Nettie Claughton, of Epsom, are the guests of Mrs A. W, Allin, Now is the time when the prophets " are predicting the date when the ice wil go out of the lake. The Sons of England carpet ball team are buying larger hats. They have won the trophy. But they needn't crow too much for the Odd- fellows gave them a good run for their maney. ; Mr Clarence Edmunds, of Oshawa, spent Sunday in Town. © Miss Jessie Persal, of Oshawa, was in town over the week end. Miss Vera Williams, of Myrtle, is visiting friends in town for a few days. Mr H. W. Linke 1s moving to the Brimble house. Mr J. H. Brown, our former town treasurer, had the misfortune to fall and break one of his ribs. Honorably Discharged Lieut Clifford Jackson who was in training for the Royal Flying Corps, has been homorably discharged. As if quite common in the British Army the discharge was given without any reason assigned; but it is understood that this branch of military service is receiving recruits much faster than they can be used. The discharge, though it reflects not the slightest discredit on Clifford, comes as an in- tense disappointment to him. L. JACOBS Will buy all your Live Poultry Raw Hides Rags, Rubbers Scrap lIren, Zinc and Copper Call phone 78 and we will come and get the goéods and pay you the highest price. Farms for Sale by WwW. J. COOK R.R. No. 3, Port Perry OFFER No. 1--85 acres near Dagmore Station, all A 1 wheat land, good buildings. OFFER No. 2. 97 acres at Prince Albert Statien, on corner of farm is 8 roomed brick house, hip roofed barn 40 x 80, stone stables, 1 mile to Port Perry, 3% mile to church and school at Prince Albert. Easy terms. OFFER No. 8. 100 acres west of Port Perry, 9 roomed frame house, large barn, stone stable, implement house, hen house, pig and sheep pen, small orchard, land all level, an excel- lent stock and grain farm. One half acre in Prince Albert, best of garden soil, some frut, 7 roomed house, stone cellar, frame stable. Close to store and Post Office. Immediate possession. Easy terms. he OFFER No. 6. 150 acres near Ashburn, 7 roomed house, large barn, stone stables under all drive house, clay land, spring creek, alahys con- sidered a good farm. OFFER No. 5. 100 acres, 2% miles south of Port Perry, frame house, large hip roof barn, stone stables, also straight roof barn, some bush land, all level, good stock farm and henhouse, small fruits and or- chard, 50 acres good grain land, bal- ance pasture, OFEER No 7--4 acres, half mile West of Old Myrtle, small fruit, 6 roomed frame house, stone cellar; barn with under grouud stable, on main road. Priced right for quick sale. OFFER No Et acre just north of Myrtle C. P. R. Station, 7 roomed frame house. Prince Albert, § house 7 rooms, stone cellar cement all in best of repair. 53 acres adjoining the village of | PEARSE & WARD | R Fire Insurance Agent SATISFACTION ASSURED G I A a Com reneral nimal Insurance on all kinds of Pianos and Organs Sold i ig Carpet Ball League -.8. 0. E.--19 I 0.0. F--16 L.O.L--13 Firemen--10 The Picture Show Mr Roberts has made the promised improvements at the Royal Theatre the hall has been lengthened, thé platform rearranged upon modern lines, the picture space enlarged, and the seats raised thus, enabling every person in the hall to have a thorough: ly good view of the pictures. These improvements are being appreciated by the patrons of the "Royal" and many people who seldom or ever attended before, are now spending en- joyable evenings there. "The Bade of Courage" that is to be put on Friday and Saturday even- ings is a play full of movement.staged amid the grandeur of the mountains. In this play tragedy, romance, and pathos combine to make a picture of thrilling interest. Don't miss it. George Lane George Lance is dead. He was a well known figure around town, an honorable hard working man, whose industry is well shown in his tidy and well kept garden and home. He lov- ed gardening and the cultivation of flowers and his principal work was along these lines. Many a house- holder has had his garden cleaned by George Lane and he always did a good job. The untiring faithfulness of Mr Lane in everything he under- took was a quality that made for him many friends. In his quiet way he was a liberal giver to all patriotic work. For years Mr Lane has been care- taker of the Presbyterian church. although he was a member of the Methodist church. He was a most censcientious Christian man. Last fall his health failed and he travelled south to spend the winter with his sisters in Virginia and Pitfs- burg. While he was visiting his sister in Pittsburg he was taken ser- iously ill and word was received by|s Mr George Mark on Saturday last of his death. He was buricd at the Pine Grove Cemetery on Tuesday afternoon, You Are Invited A meeting is called at the Public Library on Friday evening of this week The following .1s- the 'standing of the Port Perry Curpet Ball Eeague:-- Watch 'this 'space we weekly features: : tir Wanted Good general servant. | Apply references to J H Dent, Ma ) Canadian Bank of Commerce, Oshawa LOST ey D iamond pin either on front street or at the station $25 reward to finder, Apply at Star office or Box 128, Port Perry. An Exchange Offered In a Toronto store window the other day a potato and an onion were exhibited in a glass - case bearing this notice--*Will exchange for a Ford." (Not Winnie) Presbytery of Whitby | The Presbytery of Whitby met in | special session on 'Tuesday of last week to deal with the call from Knox Church, Dunnville, to Rev. W. J. West, M.A. Rev. N. D. McKinnon prosecuted the call and referred to the very hearty and unanimous call extended, no other name being mentioned. He also referred to the growing town of Dunnville, with its splendid schools and prospects, and urged the Presby- tery to grant the translation. Mr Jas. Waddell and Mr. Samuel Baird, representing the session and congregation of Port Perry, spoke of the splendid work done by Mr. West and his adaptability to the' work here and feared it would be with great loss to the congregation if he should leave The call was then placed in Mr West's hands, and after referring to the. work. in Post Perry, and the splendid feeling there, and the ties which bound him to the charge, stated that he felt it his duty tooccept the call. ; It was then moved that the transla- tion be granted to take effect on and after the 4th of April next, and Rev. Mr. Johnston, of Ashburn; was ap- pointod interim moderator, All of the members of Presbytery spoke in the highest terms of Mr. West as a member of Presbytery, and uf the impress he had left on its workings, and regretted his leaving its bounds. Mr. West will close his ministry in St. John's Presbyterlan church next Sabbath. April 1st. the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed, and in the every } at 8 o'clock, for the formation of a horticultural society. If you are in- terested 1n this idea come and get some others interested so that they will attend the meeting, too. You will be able to save some money in your gardening work if a good strong horiie cultural society can be formed here. In addition to this you can secure some fine quality bulbs ete at small cost. Don't forget the date and place --Friday March 30th at 8 p.m, in the Public Library. Mr. R. M, Tipper expects to be present. Mr. sermon W. J. Cook - Real Estate A large list of farms for sale in Ontario County Some city property for exchange or sale, also Western land. . My list includes some rare bargains. Wiite or phone me before buying. Communicate with W J Cook R.R. No 2, Port Perry, or Bell Phone 107r 22, or Independent Phone 406 & 2. IN i BUYING 8 QUALITY 1s ie rns consmERATON NNN A bonis NNN Are designed i to meet the LLL DODO durable time pieces--and they do. No detail of their | construction has been left open to criticism--in fact they are made a little better than seems necessary. But merit will win in the long run, and Regina |[f atches, Deing: universally Fame, will I Stara demand for accurate and with {on reasonable terms. In the morning | and og condi West will preach his farewell ful Hr fae gt good h 10, : Er of a aus "orchard, first class well. E complete for a comfortable hom&, Within short dis- from High School. Can be bought The Crooks property, corner of Mary and John Sts, Port Perry. New- ly renovated 7 roomed cottage. Good well, nice garden. The Dean pump works and roomed house. . About about an acre of land and good stables. Everything com- plete for business. Can be bought cheap, on easy terms. Apply to James Ward, Port Perry "JOHN | BELDON LUNDY DENTAL "SURGEON, ! Graduate of Royal College of Dental Sur. | geons and University of Toronto. Successor to Dr. R. L. Graham. | Office hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Evenings | by appointment. Bell Phone.office 68, ring 2; residence ring 3 Office over Byer's Drug Store, Port Perry, | CHURCH of the ASCENSION SERVICES Sunday Divine Service Morning and evening J. A. MURRAY DENTIST Office above Rose & Co. hours, 9 a.m. te 6 p.m. Phone 93 For Sale or Rent The residence of my late mother. Possession April 1st. C. L. Vickery, Port Perry | COMING~--F E Luke, Opt D, 167 Yonge St, Toronto, able eye sight specialist, can be consulted about your eyes for glasses at A J Davis' drugstore, Port Perry, on Thursday, March 29th. Don't miss this chance. . | ee ~~ CLERK ALL RUN-DOWN i a" To City Town and Village Diveilors in Ontario, Keep hens this year] ESS and poultry prices, the like of which have seldom. or never been experienced, «certainly mate it worth ; 4 anyone's while to start keeping hens. = Lv doiug so i i you have {r:sh eggs at tie time you have the splendid you are doing something 1: and the Allies achieve victory lis year Increased production of {5 d = »s not only to lower the high cost of living bi t it helps to face the urgently needed surpiu Canada s food for ¢ It saves money others nent for egrs and p at high prices, and sav 1c Tabor of others whose effort is needed for more 1 tal war work. The Ontario Departmicut of Agriculture will every possible assistance. bi; poultry keeping. Write {or free bulletin which tells to keep hens (address below). "A vegetable garden for every home" 10ST Lridling cost. Abts tisfaction of Lkuov7i 4g cs s helping Britain, Casada v affording information about come ! that $ give, ' { how * Not should be overlooked in this vital year of the { war. par ment earnestly invites everyone to increase me on by growing vegetables. Even smallest plot of ground, when properly cultivated, duces a surprising amount of vegetables, Experience is not essential. On request the Department of tions for preparing soil, planting, cultivation, ete. A help i the i A pro- iculture will send : i valuable literature, free of charge, giving complete direc- plan of a vegetable garden, indicating suitable crop to grow! i best varieties and their arrangement in the garden, be sent free to any address. Address letters to "Vegetable C Department - of Agriculture, Par] Buildings, Toronto aign,'"' t Ontario Department of Agriculture W. H. Hearst, Minisier of Agriculture Parliament Buildings Toronto 11 my blood was poor my face pimples. I #0 weak I had to put up an awful to keep at work. | After ing Juang other resis with | out benefit, Vinol has restored my health | »--Ror ¥. Brxo, For all run-down, weak, nervous tions, Vinol, which is a combination most success- tonics i$ on our guar ---- Orval Byer, Druggist, Port Perry. Also by the best druggists in Ontario towns White Wyandotte Eggs for Wyandotte Thirteen to Harold Archer, Port Perry, Ont. tf. s for ope dollar. Gl The. Bell Telephoge. Co. of Conia, New Issue of the Copy for the next Telephone Directory. closes on the above date! your name Will be in the new issue! - . 9 Report changes required to our Lona] Manager to-day. ; 2 TO INVESTORS q Order your telephone mow, so that bi RO TRY SSE A: yd NR AT TE > -- SE W WHO, FROM TIME TO TIME, HAVE FUNDS REQUIRING. 1F 20 INVESTMENT MAY PURCHASE BT | AT PAR