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# Mayberry Creamety Butter sa, ST 00. Shortening «..:..«.........,.1 1b pkg 18 : Old Homestead Peas ..........2 Ibs for 29¢ Harvest Red Pitted Cherries, per tin ..25e, Ginger Smaps ..............2 Ibs for 26c. Superior Mayonnaise, per bottle... ....25c. Aylmer Baked Bean cans, in sauce, medium, 2 tins for 2le., Millionaire Sardines ......~ ....2 tims 86c. Bulk Soap Chips .....,.......2 Ibs for 25c. P. & G. Naptha Soap ..............b¢c bar Lavoline .................2 pkgs for 23¢c. GATT GL 3 for 270. Pinetree Matches Puffed ol per Phe. ST Christie's Soda Wafers . , ....2 pkgs for 27c Sherrif's Orange Marmalade, ..4's tin 67c. § "Harvest Pineapple Marmalade, 8's glass 53¢. "Aylmer Soups, all but chicken with rice : Per tin 1lc. Pure Maple Syrup, new crop, ..per gal $2.50 § Superior Stores Pekoe Tea, 1's 65¢ 14's 33c. § Lux ....uiessinesis canna Der pkg. 12c. Washing Soda, per pkg. ................7¢ Good Quality Cooking Apples, per pk. . .50c JAMES McKEE & SON Superior Store, St. Charles Building, Part Pen. MANCHESTER Mrs. E. Harrison and Master Clark- son, of Toronto, spent the holidays with Mr, and Mrs, F. Crosier and other relatives. Miss H. Gregg, a recent guest of Miss A. Barrett. Mrs. Fersey, who spent the winter in Detroit, has arrived home; Mr. and Mrs. E. Wilson and daughter ac- companying her. Miss Viola Mitchell, of Toronto, spent the week end with her parents. Mr, and Mrs, J. Mitchell. Miss H. Gregg and Miss A. Barrett in Toronto on Monday. Miss M. Johns home for the week end. Mr. E. Johns and Mr, F, Crosier in Bobcaygon on Friday. Mr. C. Wallace, of Detroit, with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, T. Johnston, over the holiday. Mr. and Mrs, L. D, Christie and Misses Alda and Leta, of Oshawa, in the village recently. Mr. Fred Harman of Toronto spent the holiday with Mr. Arnold Roach. Miss Mary Hill of Toronto with her sister Mrs, Campbell, on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. G. Flewell, of Scugog, called on Mr. and Mrs, F. Crosier on Sunday. Mrs. A. Vance of Myrtle, with Mr, and Mrs. A, Crosier, recently. at EPO ell GREENBANK SCHOOL REPORT Senior Room V--R. Lee, 6 firsts, 1 second. I. Bagshaw, b firsts, 1 second, 1 C. I Beare, 4 firsts, 1 second, 1 C. R. Michie, 3 firsts, 1 second, 8 thirds. E. O'Neill, 4 firsts, 1 second, 2 C. T. Cragg, 3 firsts, 1 second, 1 third N. Phoenix, 2 firsts, 1 second, 2 thirds. "C" stands for credits. f IV--W. Phoenix, Hon.; I, McArthur, Hon.; F. McMillan, Satis, B. Me- Millan, Satis.; O. Gibson; V, Lyle, Satis, Sr. III fo Jr. IV--E. Mehrthis, Hon.; G. Blair, Hon.; F. Phoenix, Satis.; O. Michie, Satis; G. Beare, Satis; R. Lee, Satis. Sr. III--E. Lee, E. Love, R. Cragg, F. Real. Names in order of merit. Aleta M. Ferguson, Teacher. Junior Room Jr, III to Sr. III--Margaret Real, hon.; Lloyd Lee, hon. Jr.- III--Thelma" Bagshaw, hon.; Nora McMillan, hon.; Alma Lee, hon; Everett Hook, hon; Eleanor Michie, Mervyn Lyle, rec. Sr. II--Clifford Midgley, hon.; Orvin Blakely, Jean Whitter, Clayton Love. Jr. II--Jeanette Dyer, hon; Audrey Till, hon; Helen Phair, hon; Kenneth Lee. I--George McArthur, . hon; hon; Jack O'Neill, Sr. Marion Love, Freddié' Phoenix. Jr. I--Clark Dyer, hon.; Lyle. Sr. Primer--Laverne Beare. Names not in order of merit. C. V. Forsyth, Teacher. PURENENERNIEY | V7, Sabato REPORT 8. 8, 6, MANCHESTER Easter Examinations Sr. IV and Jr. IV--Hon 675. Pass 540 Ivy Kite, 800; Sam Masters, 718, Fred Brooks, 638; Harold Dobson, 457; Marion Holtby 714, Jean Cum- ming 679, Jack Holtby, 619. Muriel Sr. III and Jr. III--Hon 600. Pass 480 Helen Crosier 561, Hilda Beeching, 617, Archie Crosier 501. Sr. II and Jr, II---Hon, 450. Pass 860 Jessie Walker, 549; Mildred Crosier 549, Ruth Maitland 538, Mansell Ger- row 494, Harold Holtby 487, Ross Strong 274, B. E. Reesor, Teacher. BE SIRI 44 (AAC RA] FOR SALE A barn 30 x 40, garden plow, a 2- horse plow, potato scuffier, harrows, 2 single truck wagons, fanning mill. Apply at Star Office. The Women's Aali; Tih, ein Adults 25c. ~ Saturday, April 23rd EWIS STONE and BILLIE DOVE PORT PERRY Doors Open 7.30 p.m, Phone 152} HOUSE FOR SALE White frame house on Cassimir Street, Port Perry, 7 rooms, electric lights, hard and soft . water, good garden. Apply to Mrs, S. Thompson, Blackwater, Ont, i ----() (rm. - FENCE FOR SALE The present picket fence enclosing the Manse. Apply to Jas. McKee, Port Perry. BE Cd TWO HOUSES FOR SALE IN PORT PERRY . One 8 rooms, good cellar, well and cistern, fine garden. Also' a three roomed house to be sold furnished. With this property there is a stable and hen house. Apply to Geo. Collins or Ben Bushby, Port Perry. apr 21 rrr YW irri. PASTURE FOR RENT 200 acres good pasture for rent by the month, at lot 28, con, 1, Reach. Apply to W. L. Bland, RR. 2, Port Perry. apr, 28 emer Qrmmemmns SPECIAL $1100 buys one of the nicest five roomed" bunglows in 'Port Perry,| centrally located, good garden and in good repair, $7.50 buys a comfortable home and % acre of ground, all kinds of berries and currants, good water, centrally located in the village of Prince Albert.' Apply to A. Ww. M. CAMPBELL, x the Real Estate Man, Port Perry. EE hy EE he AUCTION SALE OF HORSES Messrs. Miller & Mutch, of Blad- worth, Sask., are offering a fine car of Western horses for sale at the Sebert House, Port Perry, on Satur- day, April 28rd, at 1.30 p.m: This is an excellent lot of horses and must be sold to the high bidder. See bills for particulars, °° Terms Cash. Geo. Jackson & Son, Auctioneers, Tuesd'y Tuesday, April 26th TOM MIX and TONY '« torsado of thrill and laughter fn "AT NEW LOW PRICES ~ H R. Archer Motor Sales PONTIAC AND OAKLAND DEALERS Phone 87 r 2 PONT CHIEF - OF C SIX PRODUCT oF GENERAL MOTORS OF CANAD LIMITED CHIROPRACTIC | The Drugless Rodd to Health J. A. HETHERINGTON CHIROPRACTOR Monday, Wednesday and Friday "The Creamery '| is paing 61 'cents, 50e, and 47¢ for Butter Fat. You can save labor We have several shades, Rose, Pink and 'Blue, % in. wide and Specially priced at hs $1.20 yd. = hi fa Wall Papers This week we have gathered t r about 30 room lots which will be sold at uction. Come in and look these over they are pt Bi for kitchens, bed- rooms and dining Tooms: The Best the Meat Market Affords Cheap for Cash ~~ Phone Your Orders for Quick Deliver | Cawker Bros.