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Personal Items Mr. W. Moore and Mr. John Gray, * of Orillia, and Mrs. John Taylor, of Beaverton, spent Sunday with their aunt, Mrs. Robert Town. Mr. Gordon Crandell, wife and family, Mrs. B. F. Crandell, of To- ronto, spent Sunday with Mrs. Robt. "Town. Mr. and Mrs. Baxter, and sons, Ronald, Donald and Earle, of 'Bloom- field, were the guests of Mr, and Mrs. W. A. Christy, on Saturday and Sun- day last. & --~ Mr. Gordon Howard, of Toronto, is visiting friends in town. Mrs. R. T. Richards and Miriam have returned home from their visit at 'Westwood. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Carruthers and family, of Glen Major; Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Peters, Port Perry, took a week end trip to Cooper's Falls and visited with Miss Edith Peters, who is teaching there. The party was pro- vided with a sumptuous dinner by the hostess, Mrs. McIntosh. That part of the County is very beautiful at] this time of the year to any one lov- ing nature--trees in all their beauty; rocks, rivers, log houses and winding roads. Returning by way of Orillia the trip was very much enjoyed by all, Semmes) Of The Band Makes a Suggestion On Friday evening of this week the Port Perry Band will give an open air concert at the Band Stand at the foot of Queen st. The program will be: March--Down Main Street. Waltz--Crystal Currents. March--National Emblem Songs--Old Favorites. March--Sons of the Brave. Selection--Old Ireland. Song Cornets--Silver Threads. Serenade--Sweetly Dreaming. It has been suggested that the Band hold weekly open air concerts in town on Thursday evenings and that the merchants keep their stores open on that evening during the summer months. We understand that the sug- gestion is being adopted by the mer- chants, What remains is that the Town Council give a grant to the Band to pay the Bandmaster. This is a good move and should be popular with the country people who do business here. aia) pin Music lovers will be delighted with H.M. Royal Air Force Band of Eng- land, which will be in attendance throughout the' whole fourteen days of the 1928 Canadian National Exhibi- tion. It is one of the premier musical organizations of the world. =i en Bh $010 OOO CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Trebell wish to thank their neighbors and friends of Port Perry for their kindness and appreciation on the anniversary of their golden wedding. En . PORT PERRY PICTURE HOUSE Saturday, June 16-- Harold Bell Wright's best story, "The Winning of Barbara Worth" Tuseday, June 19th-- Thunder the Marvel Dog in "Wolf Fangs" last episode of Trail of the Tiger. Co We have a nice assortment of Summer Hats insmall, medium and large head sizes, reduced-- $2.95, $3.50, $3.95, $4.50 Children's hats and bonnets; $1.60 + Nioe assortment of fancywork - Mildred Palmer If Your Eye yes Bother Y ou-- come to us and see if you require glasses, and get our We can give you just as good od you Jo ter prices. See 'our stock of gog- gles for driving. ry I.R. BENTLEY . Optometrist PORT PERRY ONTARIO FOR SALE At prices that are right. Several buggies and cutters. Apply to Drs. Archer, Stewart & Jeffrey, Port Perry L 0. D. E. The last meeting for this season of the Scugog Chapter, I. O. D. E. was held on Monday, June 4th. Mrs. Bentley, the Regent, presided, 'and considerable business was transacted. The decoration of the graves of the ex-service men who lay in Pine Grove Cemetery, was arranged for Monday, June 18th, at 7 p.m. It was also decided to discontinue the upkeep of the Public Tennis Court and donate the outfit to the school Twenty-five dollars was voted to the National War Memorial which is just about completed. The annual picnic for the members of the Chapter was arranged for Fri- day afternoon June 22nd. Mrs. F. W. Brock kindly extended an invitation to picnic at her cottage. An interesting programme based on various lines of 1.0.D.E. work was presented by the programme commit- tee, Mrs. Nasmith, Mrs. Woods, and Mrs, J. W. Crozier. » dee YUP es. SOCIETY All members of the Society are urgently requested to attend a meet- ing in the Parish Hall, of the Church of the Ascension, on Tuesday, June 19th, at 8 p.m. In addition to the regular business we are making ar- rangements to have Mr. Croskery, of Uxbridge, speak to us on "Home and School Garden." Evelyn Alexander, Secretary. Samuel Farmer, President. a-- HARLAN DAVEY INJURED While operating a dump truck on the highway at Raglan, on Saturday, 'Harlan Davey was struck over the right eye, and was rendered uncon- scious, He had to be brought home 'in the ambulance; but has now re- covered. We are glad that the injury was not worse. ty Ht LADIES' BICYCLE FOR SALE Only in use a short time,half price, $18.00. Inquire at Star Office. L O. D. E. DECORATION SERVICE Scugog Chapter of the 1. O. D. E. will hold its Decoration Service at Pine Grove Cemetery on Monday, June 18th. Cars will be at the Town Hall at 6.46 p.m. to convey members and friends who are interested. Eo NE TEACHER WANTED Wanted a Protestant teacher for S. 8S. No. 7, Reach, (Prince Albert). State experienre and qualifirations. duties to commence September. Ap. ply to J. F. Vickery, Secretary, R. R. 4, Port Perry. 1 rm {YW Perr PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. R. T. Richards, Minister. Sunday, June 17-- . 10 'a.m.--Sabbath School. 11 a.m~--~Worship Service. 7 p.m.--Worship Service, The minister will preach at both serviees. Thursday, 8 p.m.--Mid Week Service for Prayer, Praise and Bible Study. Pelnes Albert Church Sabbath. School. Ralph Block, "Port Perry 3 Hon. Worship Service PORT PERRY HORTICULTURAL} at a reduced price. RANGE FOR SALE Coal or wood. Will sell cheap for cash. Apply Dr. J. A. Mathers, Port Perry. --------r) Or MATERNITY HOME Reliable private maternity home. Apply to Mrs. Alex. MacGregor, Ux- bridge Town, Ont. REWARD will be paid to anyone giving informa- tion leading to the present where- | abouts of Harry Beard (Henry) Hopkins, who formerly lived in and about Port Perry and Toronto, until on or about October 29th, 1920, when he then went to the Western: Pro- - vinces. Shaver, Paulin & Branscombe. Solicitors, « 11 King Street, West, may21 Toronto. SEC, CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Sunday, June 17--Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning Service at 11 a.m, smn (Gsm MANCHESTER ed the Dixon-Everson wedding at "Dunsford United Church last Satur- day. Miss Everson was the eldest daughter of Rgv. J. F. Everson and Mrs. Everson, formerly of Prince Albert circuit: Mrs. W. J. Coultis has returned from visiting friends in Lindsay. Manchester Church is being reno- vated and: the re-opening is to take place in the neat future, Mrs. M. M. Munro attended the Ordination Service 'in St. Peter's Church, Geneva, N.Y. on June 3rd, when her nephew Frank R. Fisher was ordained by Bishop Ferris of 'Rochester. Mr. and Mrs. Fisher and Rev. F. M. Fisher returned home with Mrs. Munro and are spending a few days at "Evergreen Cottage Farm", Reach. Natrogs; now is the time ¢ % get This edd Closes Wednesday 'June, July, ang Aug Friday, June 15--Service at 7.30 p.m. 2 : turned with red ribbons on their Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Walker attend~ ian Temperance Union will be held in the United Church, Port Perry, on Thursday, June 21st--morning and will be served by the local Union to visiting delegates. Mrs. Wm. Pugsley, of Toronte, a past Provincial President, will be the speaker. The meetings open at 10 am, and 2 pom. Mrs. Pugsley's ad- dress at 3.30 pm. The public are cordially invited. Sr Gp Myrtle Word was received here last week of the death of Mr. George Pringle, at his niece's home at St. Mary's. Mr. Pringle was a much respected citizen of our village a few years ago. Much sympathy is felt for his son and other relatives. . This neighborhood was well repre- sented at the Brooklin Fair on Satur- day. Mr. Robert Vernon and son re- ponies. Mr, Robert Heron has been assist- ing the carpenters who are re-model- ling the old post office at Brooklin for Mr, George W. Rodd and Son. * The W. M. S. are holding their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs, Clarence Harrison nex Mrs. Simmons of Wainw was a recent guest of. Mr, Dave Leury. } Mr. Wilfred Graham has fré up the appearance of his with a fresh coat of paint, 4 Mr. Roy Thempson, wie" quite an improvement. The Young Pasnletfa ™ ing for the summer onthe nd its re-opening last Septem meetings have heen very we (ed and splendid interest them. afternoon sessions. Dinner and teal Windsor to secure a | Bay of Quite GYPROC walls and partitions will make your summer cottage much more attractive, comfort- able and fire-safe. Gyproc takes any decoration--a material with which to line your summer Ontario and Durham Women's Christ- | no " BEARE aance with ® J smuggle 9 then there y rab, having would, turn 8 BRITISH 8 John H. Whi British House of a Ford people there. mer School Albert College, Belleville, June 8. Dear Mr. Farmer: I am writing to you on behalf of the Executive of the Bay of Quinte Conference Summer School of "$§ United Church of Canada to ask your co-operation in giving pili to the Bay of Quinte Conference School to be held at Oak the Belleville-Stirling Highway 16th to 28 rd inclusive. xecutive of the School is as Bu Tv, R. H. Rickard, Al-| 1 bert College, Belleville, Vice President--Rev. W. J, H. Smith, Wellington. : Write for free book, #Walls That Reflect Good edgment, on) home planning with Gyprog) ~ [ LIMITED CANADA GYPSUM AND ALABASTINE, tary--Rev J. E. Griffith, | Blackstock. Business Manager and Registrar-- Rev. A. C. Hie, Hastings. Accommodation will be provided on the shores of Oak Lake in the fine building recently purchased from the Laymen's Camp Meeting . he reproo For Sale By Ta Carnegie Hardware Co. Port Pi | Hoss, '& Lytle, Ltd. = Port Pe: } port for month of May, From hater. of the Excel tie of the Canadian Good Roads Assheiation announcing dates of annual<eel gn tion. ; From W. M. Croskery, Agricultural | presentative Ontario Co., re eon- e of weed Inspectors at Lind- | say. From School Attendance Officer, re- _ From the W. C. Warbarton & Co., re Perry Automatic Scraper. - 'From The Assistant Provincial PRESENTATION AT UTICA 'One day last week the members of the Young Men's Bible Class and the 'Young Women's Bible Class, together ' with some neighbors {about 50 in all)' met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Medd to do honor to their daughter - Ola, who was to be maried to Mr. Russell, Lane, of Oshawa, They pre- sented hoe with 4 shower und, th fol lowing address. wil Dear Ola: vo 5% Tt 1 with miigled foelings of regret. 3 'This building will provide ample, ac- Stanley W J SommoGation for Hoeping. Sastre | Rar ve dition of Butivay Tax, 1927. and joy that we, your friends and neighbors are assembled here tonight, 4 Court of Revision a a formed into s Court of Revision to hear and determine any appeals duly filed against the Assessment Roll for 1928, when the following "appeals 'were heard and disposed of. el |W. C. Ashenhart, overcharge W. halt] ing far. Jot 6 son BBeduced 3800. : 00:5 | will have many 'ownership your old : H. Boynton to Henry | May God you is thy 9, ownership changed assemb) Hill to Jas. Ow,