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"a guest of his parents at the Manse, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Morrish spent Christmas with. their son James, in Toronto. Messrs George and Douglas Cawk- er, of Toronto, spent Christmas with their father, Mr, Wesley Cawker. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Murray and Mr. Harold Graham, Toronto, spent Christmas at the home of Mr. Robt. Murray. Mrs. Ronald - A. _" for the first time since her marriage 'on Tuesday, January 6th, from 8.80 to 6, at her home on Scugog Street, and will be at home after February thy Mr. J. E. Gauld, Claresholm, Mr. C. R. McAllister, Los. Angeles, and Mr and Mrs. F. E. Courtice, of Col- are 'guests at the home of Mr. C. C. Jeffrey. Miss Marian Farmer is Visiging in Toronto. Mrs. Mabel Rogers and son spent the Christmas and New Year holidays with relatives in Pickering. Mrs. P. Kent, of Myrtle, was a Christmas visitor with Mr, and Mrs. R. M. Holtby. Mr. Alex. Thorburn and Miss M. ; Thotburn, of Sonya, and Mir. and Mrs, McLean, son Ross and daughter f Seagrave, were visitors of ict enn over Christmas. and Miss Moray, of ing at the Parsonage. Peel will receive MARRIED Mr. Orlin E. Willson, Dunnville, announces the marriage of™ daughter, Lulu Dawn, to Mr. Charles Walter Marshall, on Saturday, De- _cember 27th, 1924, Chatham, Ontario. Miss Willson was a former em- ¥ of "MY. FW. McIntyre: Your vote and influence are respect- . solicited for the re-election of JOHN JEFFREY |» as Couicillor 'Now is the time to have your Watch or Clock Repaired. OPTICAL REPAIRS PROMPTLY DQNE. I. R. BENTLEY Jeweller and Optometrist. HORSES WANTED The undesigned will be at the Sebert House, Port Perry, at 10.80 a.m. on Thursday, January 16th, 1026 to buy 25 horses, 5 and 6 years old, clean legged. R. M. Holtby. ree) © Qe DIED SUDDENLY The community was shocked on Wednesday morning to hear of the sudden death of J. William Rolph, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. John Rolph. Deceased had been troubled with his heart for some time, and was in the habit of dropping into Mr. Switzer's blacksmith shop to rest on his way down town. This morning he went in as usual and sat in a chair by the forge. After awhile he got up and then collapsed. Medical aid was at once called, but he died within a few minutes, Deceased had been a resident of Port Perry for many years, and was for a long time employed in S. Jeffrey & Son's harness factory. Of late he has been with Mr. Rogerson, and in the summer he looked after his boat- house, where boats were to be had for hire. The sympathy of the community is extended to Mr. and Mrs. John Rolph and his brother Percy, in their sudden bereavement. renee) prem HIGH SCHOOL WINS In the initial hockey game of the season between the local intermed- iates and the High School Hockey team, the latter won with a score of 2-0. The play was clean and good, but the intermediates had no chance to score. 'The High School has a rong aggregation, and should make a fad showing this winter. The line up WHR High SchobWga.position Nesbitt. R. D McMillan LD. Dowson centre Collacuty RW. "Doubt LW. G. Raines The subs: High School --G. Rundle, A. Roach, M. Doubt. Port Perry--L. McGregor, Art Jeffrey. Port Perry | Total 700. 75%-525. ~ 60%-420. Grace Read, 686; Clifford Ward, 568; Arthur Asher, 535; Marion Tins- ley, 533; Alice Hayden, 526; Cleve- land Kight, 525; Mary Smailman 515; Billy Oke, 482; Florence Greaves 457; George Greaves, 455; Bobby Woods, 420; John Farmer, 417; Emma Me- Kinley, 400; Norman Wakeford, 886. Junior Second Eric Nasmith, 620; Velma Lyle, 600; Norma Turner, 570; Rodger Oke 525; Owen Cliff, 502; Alex. Dobbins, 501; Floyd Thornley, 501; Roswell Wakeford, 498; James Raed, 442; Bobby Carnegie, 423; Lorne Beare, 809; Ada Woodeock, 386; Lillian Kight, 360; Donald Campbell, 868; Billy Cawker; 866; Robert Ewers 845; Jean Harrison, 842; Sam. Naple, 822; Grace Bowman, 304. First on Honor Roll, Grace Read. First on Honour Roll. Senior Class--Grace Read Junior Class, Velma Lyle. E. V. Gamble, Teacher. mene) (YQ HOUND LOST Black and white hound lost between 9th and 10th concessions of Reach, on 'December 16th, 1924, Finder please notify G. W. Rosser, Phone 53 W., Port Perry. americana. LOST Pair of white wool gloves with black trimming in cuff, thought to be Jost between W. H. Harris' office and his residence. Finder please leave with Mr, Harris. Reward. Ce 1.0O.D.E, The regular monthly meeting of Scugog Chapter of the I. 0. D. E. will be held at their rooms on Monday, January bth, at 3 p.m. mnie (YY premaeamen UNION WEEK OF PRAYER January 5th to 9th. General subject: The Supremacy of Christ. "That in all things He might have the pre-eminence." Col. 3; 18. Monday, January 6th, at 7 pm, in the basement of the Methodist Church. Subject: Christ's claim on Childhood and Youth. Speakers: Mr. Spinks and Rev. W. H, Higgs. Tuesday Night at 7.30 pm. in. the Methodist Church, Subject: Christ's Supremacy in Social and Industrial Relationships. Speakers: Mr. S. ~~Harmer.and Rev. A. E. Thornley. Wednesday night at 7.30 p.m. in the Methodist Church. Subject: Christ's Claim on Universal Dominion. ---~Speakers: Mr. C. Coulter and Rev. Wm. Higgs. Thursday night in the auditorium of the Presbyterian Church at 7.80 pm. Subject: Christ's Leadership of His Forces. ¥ B. Smallman and Rev A. E. Thorn- ley. Friday night, at 7.80 in the Presby- terian Church, Subject: Christ's Claim on the Individual Life. Speakers: Mr, J. F. McClintock and "Rev. Mr. Higgs. Gravenhurst. An offering will be 'taken each evening and the proceeds divided equally between the Hospital for Sick Speakers: Mr. R. ted Lr We extend the greeting of the season " to the readers of thése notes. We extend our hearty. congratu- lations to the Public and High Schools of Port Perry upon the splen- |. did success of their entertainments; the first we have had the privilege of attending. The Church Union Debate held on December 19th. was tactfully and courteously 'handled by Dr. E. A. Henry and Rev. D. A. Duncan, both of Toronto. There was a fair sized audience whose decision upon this delicate and vital question has not yet been rendered. One interesting feature of Mr. Spinks' growing young men's Bible Class is the organization of a hockey team from which more will be heard later. The Young Ladies' Bible Class pre- sented their teacher with a fountain pen as a Christmas token of their appreciation. During the Christmas vacation the inmates of the Manse have their hearts gladdened by the presence of two of their sons with friends from the North Land. OSHAWA A large slate was nominated and the election promises to be keen, and a public meeting was held this even- ing, at which several of the candi- dates announced their platforms. For Mayor--H. P. Schell, Mayor Ww. J. Triek, G. T. Morris, E. L. Vickery, 0. R. Burns, J. L. Whattam, David F. Johnston, J. C. Ross, John: Stacey, D. A. J. Swanson and T. B. Mitchell. For Water Commissioners--G. W, McLaughlin and Wm. H. Ross, (sccl.) Chairman G. D. Conant and J, W. Fowlds, have each another year to serve, For Aldermen and School Trustees, Ward 1. Aldermen--G. Hart, R. D. Preston, J. L. Whattam, Samuel Jackson, -School Trustees--Dr. C. BE. Wilson, G. H. Norris, W. E. Clark. Ward 2. Aldermen--O. R. Burns, W. E. Clark, J. A. Graves, E, A. Dixon, John Stacey, 'D. F. Pickell, W. B, Nott, Walter Stacey, W. L. Law, LE Er Ye COUGHS COLDS] | angled | oi ET Set vs] unity Hall, Greenbank, under the auspi Girls' Club of the United Church of Canada, on the evening of Wednes- day, January 7th, 1925. The play is entitled "Welcome Home Jimmy." After the play a pie social will be held. Admission: 25¢. * Y John T. Doble, a Reach Township. was buried at Ux- bridge on Tuesday of this week. emia) () (proses. The Band will be' at the Rink on New Years night. EE ||} Wwe talk a great deal about saving time, but the fact we overlook is that the only way to save time is to use it 'when you have it. ee) (reins. The only way to forecast the future is to build the character and do the}, thing today that will shape it. FOUND Fox Terrier dog on Christmas day. | Owner can have same by proving property and paying expenses. Apply at Star office. ei i CARS PAINTED The undersigned is prepared to paint and varnish your automobile at reasonable cost. The work is to be done at the creamery building re- cently vacated by Mr. Goode. Apply Orr Browne, Port Perry. Jan 22 emtmenmesnini() () (erenseen: SHORTHORN BULL FOR SALE Registered yearling dual purpose shorthorn bull. Apply to C. Coulter, Port Perry. Phone 221. Jan- 16. rnb) () preemie BREEDING 'COCKERELS FOR SALE Two pairs of Plymouth Rocks, bred from 248 egg hens; one pair of white Leghorns from a high producing strain. Apply to C. Coulter, Port Perry, Phone 221. Jan 16. Children and Sanitarium at Graven, - hurst. Shall we not all remember' these bj in, paver and by proven at former Reeve of § 21-24 C. C. Stenhouse ARCHITECT Houses, Stores and Public Buildings | properly designed and Union Bank Building, Oshawa, Ont. Get Your Auto Painted. 4b x . i Now is the Time and the price is right. Get your car painted up to look like new. Wa can 'do it. Shop at corner of Mary | and Water Streets, opposite C.N.R. Station. P.O, Box 97, Port Perrys "TOWNSHIP OF BROCK For Reeve--D. Rundle, Jas. Munro, Thos. Francis, John Bott. ~~ Deputy | -- Reeve--Wm. Brethor, Wm. Philips, | Mathew Fair. For Councillor--Stan- ley Miller, John McCulloch, Harry Purves, Roy Park, Ernest Umphrey, Thos. Beatty, Jas. Sackville, Sagat STOUFFVILLE For Reeve<F., W. Sylvester, Amos Lehman. For Councillors,--H. W. Sanders, Fred Silversides, John Rat- cliff, Joseph Berlinskey, J. Cleaver, For School Trustees--Rev. C. E. Me- Leod, ' B. Holden, Jacob McMullen, Ludwig Hoover, Walter Brillinger, IL. Rusnell, D. A. Lloyd, Fred Winn. Your vote and infingnee are Respect- 'as Councillor for the Township of Reach for 1925{ AT. C. M and A. 06s Teather of Piano and Pupils prepared for if desired Noy. 1 Subscriptions Before renewin or newspaper su magazine; ions,