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dogs poration of the Village of Port erry will be required to secure new licenses for same on or before April 1st next. Licenses may be procured at the office of the Village Treasurer. : E. H. PURDY, Clerk-Treasurer. etme) () (preset BUSINESS AS USUAL * A little stroll about town reveals the fact that as the seasons roll around, Port Perry goes on with business as usual. . Down at the Farmers' Union Mill- ing Company there has been hauled in a nice cut of logs, and before long we expect to hear the hum of the saw mill. Between two and three thousand cakes of ice have been put into the ice house by the Company. It is inter- esting to watch the process of cutting, floating to the house, and then ele- vating the blocks to the packers, a muéh better system than was in vogue in the "good old days." The quality of ice is first class, there be- ing a clear block about 18 inches thick. ee Orne At another part of the Water Front--down in the "egg house" MY. Allan Goode is doing some good work for himself and the town. He is in- stalling a thoroughly modern ice cream plant, which will be a credit to Port Perry. Considerable rearrange- ment is being made in the building, which is being equipped with the most modern machinery for making ice cream. With his . characteristic business energy Mr. Goode is carrying for- wardthis new enterprise, and it is ex- pected that he will be ready for manufacturing operations about the first of May. Then we shall be able to secure "Goode" Ice Cream made in Port Perry. About 20 h.p. Hydro | motor will be required to run this | plant. ------ siti Negotiations are going forward in connection with the proposed road building program of this year. Of course there are specifications to be prepared by the County Engineer, and to be 0.K'd by the Government. In the meantime the price of broken stone is coming down. It was $1.10 a ton last fall, but is down to 60c. a ton now. This probably due to the rumor that the Provincial road pro- gram is to be curtaileth, Of this matter we shall hear more later. : (OO . Capt. Bowerman & Son have been busy as usual this winter and are getting out some good gasoline launches. enn + +' cr Never has the snow gone away more favorably than it has this year. Indeed much of it seems to have kad into the g 4d This hh 14 'be a good garden year, and it is hoped that with the formation of the Horti- cultural Society, Port Perry will excel itself in this particular. ti) nin If you own a dog, don't forget to gecure a license. Now is the timé. 4 eee QQ The market building has been re- "decorated and put into good condi- tion. fini Sid 000 ¥ COUNTY ROAD CONFERENCE About fifty foremen of Ontario County Road System assembled in Conference at the Town Hall, Port Perry, to discuss the practical side 'of road construction and maintenance. ! Road Superintendent Kean pied the chair, and speeches were made by the Superintendent, the Advisory Committee, the Warden and Mr. Jar- dine, engineer in connection with the Municipal Seance of the Highways An rat of welcome was given Figary, who complimented "Milady Beautiful" can find those toilet tools cn od {hose our shore; Manicure Sets, Brushes, . Mirrors, .Combs, She will find a large luxur- ious line to choose from and the styles right in keeping" "dame fashion." r Whenever you ..desire jewelry for yourself or fore your friends, come, see us- you will ilke it; you will buy it; it will please you and them as long as yuo live. .. . We make "quality" right; then the "price" right. * s I. R. BENTLEY JEWELLER & OPTOMETRIST PORT PERRY, ONT with the recent decrees of {| A prod of The Qurkes Mill, Ptesboroughéand Saskatoon a oO a a oO MRS. GEORGE SHAUGHNESSY DEAD. The death of Mrs. Lillian Maude Shaughnessy, occurred at her home, Shaughnessy, occured at her home, 29 Park Road, Toronto, on Monday of this week, after a short illness. Mrs. Shaughnessy was a daughter of Mr. George Gardner, and spent her girlhood days in Port Perry. Mrs, Shaughnessy is survived by her two sons, Herbert and Edward, a sister, Mrs. Morris, of Edmonton, a brother, W. Gardner, of Calgarry, and her father Mr. G. T. Gardner, of Orillia. ------r)) enim IRON BED FOR SALE Iron bed, springs and mattress for sale at a bargain, Suitable for camp. Apply at Star Office. : mee (YQ Ores EGGS FOR HATCHING Superior Bred-to-Lay Barred Rocks. Cocks weigh up to twelve pounds each, bred from imported ancestors, (800 egg strain). Hens extra large, great layers, same strain as won egg laying contest, Ottawa, 1920. Eggs, $1.50 per 15; or $6.50 per 100 f.o.b. At house $1.00 per 15; $5.00 per 100. High fertility guaranteed. Free Range hatching eggs full season. HERBERT P. BAKER, Sunderland, Ontario. April 11 rie (Yemen. Port Perry, March 22, 1924 Mr. Sampson Yelland, Port Perry, Ont. Dear Sampson: It has=just occurred to us that it is twenty-five years since you came to Port Perry to take a position with the firm of Courtice & Jeffrey. We feel that it is most fitting and affords us much pleasure to express to you our appreciation of the faithful and will- ing services, during the years you have been with us. We would ask you to accept 'this club bag as a slight token of our high regard for your many excellent qualities of honor and integrity. We wish you continued success in the years which may follow. Yours sincerely, - S. Jeffrey & Son, Per 8. Jeffrey. mer 000m BLACKSTOCK * Miss Florrie Parr has returned to her home after spending some months in Toronto. A very interesting and fast game of hockey was played on the rink on Thursday evening of last week be- tween Manchester afid Blackstock, the chester. Mr. and Mrs. T. Smith were recent visitors with friends th Lindsay. The thly 1g of the W. A. of St. John's Church was held at the home of Mrs. Russell Willan, did attendance. A letter of apprecia- tion was read from Mrs, (Rev.) Scot sack i is milled the same, That ia why i : vege ber te se po Alwags the Sane-Alvags thoBest Every sack of Quiker Flour is guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction. DISTRIBUTORS --Port Perry: Hogg ) & Lyt Lytle, Sunderlad: Tim Doyle. Uxbridge: W. S. Lapp. score being 9-4 in favor of Man-| on Friday evening last with a splen 3 : of Caron, Sask. to whom a bale of CHEVROLET --an essential in business --a necessity to most families And unique among automo- biles, Chevrolet provides everything any car can af- ford at a cost that is unap- proached by another fully Ded quality car in the world. Chevrolet has the power to go any place and do anything that is possible- "for any other car, and at the same time it holds the Bees s record for low run- cost and 'economy' of AMONG the greatest and most practical of man's inventions, one of the most vital instruments in modern business and one of themost useful and beneficial influ- ences in family life is the modern automobile. Dependable, comfortable, - speedy, unconfined in scope, unlimited in endurance and: . eminently practical -in the ! econorhy. of its operation, * the automobile has contri- buted more to man's earn- ing power and to his enjoy- 'ment and health than any other single factor. Lene a personal inspection "of Chevrolet. Examine it thoroughly. Ask us for a demonstration. one Ask us about the G.M.A.C, Deferred Payment Plan 5 lke to ail you as in and look at our papers. 'We have a very fine line, from the kitchen and bed- room papers at-- = 10 CENTS A ROLL, to the highest priced living room papers. When you are in to see the pa- pers; look at the brdoms we have --made by the blind soldiers, the finest brooms in Canada, and one-' third cheaper. ame W. L Parrish beautiful H ARDW OOD FLOORS ARDWOOD flooring B 'not expensive.' Its low cost > will surprise you. Think what hardwood flooring means! © It-means the Seppe