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PO Dow vito up relaying 5 1 your as ha. et fire = We write every kind of good insurance. ~~. STOCK INSURANCE, MOTOR INSURANCE, LIFE INSURANCE, + Aecident Insurance, ! Plate lass Insurance 3 HAROLD Ww. EMMERSON ' PORT PERRY, ONT, Phone 181 ; . ©". Pratt's Lice Killer Keeps the growing chicks in a healthy condition Absorbent Cottons, Gauzes, Bandages, etc. ) A new line Just to hand Kepler's Cod Liver Oil : with Extract of Malt. A perfect preparation palatable and easily digested. "The best food for producing fat and muscle. Moir's Chocolates, a full assortment just arrived » Our Saturday Special Fords' Candies, 49¢ per box. Morrison's Drug Store : J =i; +. To create that indefinabie atmosphere of homeness | | | 1 =) 8 ~ by having a basket of iflowers] tastefully arranged, every home needs a silver plated flowerjbasket, When the basket you choose is made of the] best silver plate you are sure it is rich and practical, and a credit to you as a discriminating buyer, a] JAMES McKEE = County Oe | bridge, on: Friday last, Sutton id | defeated Uxbridge by 9-7. @i | brand of ball was not as good as ai {in the two previous games. Le | royd, of Sutton, pitched a steady ¥ i Day or Nort Perry 4 4 5 PERRY. ONTARIO," ""Bobbed" ; : That Fi ashion's fiat [ may meet, ~ llay my tresses at her feet, ~ And those who see me on the street Remark--*"She's bobbed." ty My goodness gracious what a sight] - She used to look so sweet and bright, | But then, of curse, to be 'just right' ~~ __ She must be "bobbed." i © Hair is the woman's glory crown; ~ Fashion demands it be laid down, And so the curls both black and brown, Are straightway "bobbed," I'wonder what 'twill be next year-- A pinch tight waist? or eyebrows bare? \ A freak in clothes too small for wear? el Or hair that's "bobbed." No wonder women sigh for "rights" When style can turn them into trights, And new, it seems, these luckless wights "Must wear hair "bobbed;" They've cut their clothes at either e: Until they ease to be a friend } When chilling breezes shivers send, ' And now--hair's "bobbed." Surely thia is the final cut, Or will they study Jeff and Matt, To keep them floundering in this rut? Get FASHION "bobbed." ~--Samuel Farmer. Protection i: We rise to remark that we be- lieve in "protection" for ALL the people. - Loyalty coming election that we shall not have to hear discussions as to who are the the loyal Cana- dians. The Great War decided that matter in a way that brolght honor to the Dominion. If there are any issues other than who should be '"n'"' and who should be "out," let us have them stated clearly. The public are tired of being bamboozled. It might as well be understood that the politicians should state their case clearly, and throw as little mud as possible, Ee ---- -- Baseball In the third game of the Tri- League Finals at Ux- The Le- ogame, while Marks of Uxbridge Call at our Store while at the Fair i. We can supply your wants in % GROCERIES, CHINAWARE BOOTS and SHOES DRYJGOODS J. F. McCLINTOCK " Port Perry = ae Ontario i was off form, and was relieved gl | at the end of the third by Hurd, who pitched well for the remain- der. The fourth game was played in Sutton on Tuesday Sut- ton winning by 2-1. Personal We are Pleased to report that Mr. Geo. A. Rose, is improving after an operation. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hutcheson and daughter, Ethelwyn, leave this week for a holiday trip to Saguenay, Quebec City and other points. At time of writing Mr. Wal- lace Bruce is-quite ill, It is to be hoped that in the|m RSDAY SEPTEMBER 15, 1921 Advertise in the Star--it pays you. No. 38 2 S. FARMER, Publisher Fair Night Concert This year there will be a com- plete and pleasing change in the program. The Three Sangers,| who featured in the Pantages Theatre, the New York Hippo- drome, and the Barnum-Bailey Circus, will perform marvelous acrobatic feats on their trick wheels. There are three people in the group, and two boxing dogs. Judging from the act put on in front of "the Grand Stand at Toronto Exhibition, their acts should prove to be one of the most attractive features we have had for some years. Seed Grain Your may require financial or Port Perry Branch: - _---- To ) obtain frasiman 1¥ields you need to sow Test. o purchase good seed you assistance [Extendiiig accommodation important phase of Standard Servi Consult our local Manager STANDARD for such purposes is un ce. BANK _ CANADA TOTAL ASSETS OVER NINETY MILLIONS Then we are to have violin solos by. Mr. Victor Stouffer, solos by Miss 'Kate Ross, Miss Bull and Miss Davis, and select- ions by the Port Perry Orchestra Mr. Ross Roach will give a cornet solo. Seats will be reserved at 50c., and the plan is now open at McKee"s jewellery store. To Exhibitors Everything is in readiness at the Fair Grounds. Get your ex- hibits in early. : . 3 |sound morality, highly disciplined, and Poultry crates will be supplied ! desirably one who has Foffarcd deeply in for exhibitors at the Port Perry | life. Communicate to "Obscurity," care Fair. of Japan Times, Tokio. / Public' Meeting ned o 'There will be a meeting in , emperance Hall, Greenbank,| On Monday evening Sept. 12 at which a representative of the the barn owned by John Reader Hydro Electric Commission will but.rented to Arthur Sweetman present the situation of the was totally destroyed by fire. Hydro, on Tuesday evening, Ten calves, three horses, six Sept 20th. pigs, farm machinery and most ot i of the seasons crop were lost. Expert Swirnming The origin of the fire is un- > | known but it is supposed that Mrs. Wilson, of Seven Mile i Island, together with her spontaneous combustion started ! two blaze. It was anew barn hay- friends--Mrs. Garrow and Mrs. | ing been built about a 'year ago. Sample--have establised a record The old barn on the same site in swimming here lately. They was struck with lightning and swam from Port Perry to Seven burned about two years ago. Mile Island, a distance of six| Mr. Reader and Mr. Sweet. 'miles, in "five hours and forty man will sustain heavy loss as minutes. {the building and contents were So far as we know this is the only partly covered by insurance first time hat Anyone has at- RRR tempted this feat. t requires wonderful endurance to remain Prince Albert in the water for such a lengthof| Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm of time, but swimming is a daily Campbellford, , with Mr. and recreation at Seven Mile Island, |Mrs. L. E. Mills of Sudbury, where there is a fine swimming returned after spending two pool in connection with their weeks with parents Mr. and excellently equipped summer |Mrs. T. H. Mills of Prince Al- residence. . | bert. Car for Hire Apply to Morley Moase, Bell hone 193, Port Perry. DIED At Scugog Island (Centre), on Monday, Sept. 12, 1921, John M, Platten, aged 82 years. Misery Wants Company Japan Times and Mail: Matrimonial-- "Japanese young man, aged 27, solicits | marriage proposal froma t, but nevertheless courageous, female of Barn Burned on Scugog Our four summer families Re-opening Services at "have returned to the city, a sure t. J 's Pr teri sign of Autumn work beginning. 5 Shins Pres bylerian Mrs, Thomas, of Denver Col- The Rev. Wm. Patterson D.D. orado is visiting her sisters, the Misses Tewkesbtury after of Cooke's Church, Toronto, | i 8 V will conduct the Re-opening xe {33 shsence of fifty years. Mrs vices of St. John's Presbytecian Thomas spent her childhoods Chureh on Sunday, October 9th, | 3278 in Prince Albert. Mrs. Scott of Montreal and On Monday evening October. 10, there will be a chicken pie sup. Mrs. Farquharson of Rochester : iN. Y. have been visiting their pes, iollowed by % Jet glass cousing Mr. Morley Campbell, Piercy, of Niagara Falls, Ont, | Mra. Greaves and the Misses one of Canada's favorite inter- preters of literature, has Leen Tewkesbury. Mr. Morley Campbell has re- cently sold the old Joshua Wright property to a New York lady At present Mr. Howard Martyn and family who have - |moved here from Myrtle, are living there. We welcome Mr. Martyn to our village. S Those attending the C.N.E. from this neighborhood were: Mr. Jeffrey and sons, Mr. Camp- bell and Mr. and Mrs. Ettey and Gwen. . Mr. and Burgess who lived here one summer but who now live in Markham visited at Mr. Jas. Warren's on Monday. Mrs. Roberts spent a few days in Orillig last week, We are sorry to report the illness of - Master Hugh Strong. We wish him a speedy recovery. Get Your Tickets Early "You can now secure you tickets for the Fair Night Concert at | McKee's Jewellery Store. Don't ~~ {wait too long. They are selling secured as entertainer, $ Warriner Lodge No. 75 Meets every Second and Fourth Monday in each month in the Oddfellows' Hall. Visiting Brethren Welcome T.W. McLean, P. Ingram, N. G. Secretary THE "WHITE", GROCERY For Pickling and Preserving in the home Pint Fruit Cems Quart Fruit Gems Rubbers Rings Spices Vinegar Redpath Rugar New Dates 20c¢ Ib. D. CORBMAN Bell Phone 157 PORT PERRY, ONT. Will Make Display of Flowers . Mr. F. A. Kent intends mak- ing a display of flowers, at Port Perry Fair but will not compete for the prizes. Mr. Kent has grown some lovely flowers this summer, par- ticularly dahlias. It has been an education to see them. We are pleased to know that the display is to be made. Port Perry Rink The contract for the erection of the Port Perry Skating Rink has been awarded to Messrs. Preston & Haines, their tender price being $8350. The bulding will be 105 ft x 180 ft. over all, with metal roof over the main arch, which will have a span of 72 feet, which will permit the erection of seats and standing room inside the arches, instead of behind them as in the Uxbridge Rink. The skating and hockey iee will be 60 x 160, and there will be two curling ices of regulation: size, one at either side of the main building. oe Ample provision is being made for comfortable waiting rooms. The work of "erection is now in progress. . House for Sale Miss Yarnold is offering her house and lot on oSaeen St. for sale. For - apply to W.H. H , Port Perry. Also a quantity of household |. Lower Prices for Meats - $y effects for private sale. i stn? The pundition of the market A le for us to offer lower > y . customers in all our