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Personal Items First Class Steam Threshing Coal at 40c. a cwt., at the bins. C.L. Vickery, Port Perry Mr. W. H. Harris and Mr. A. Orchard enjoyed a fine fishing trip at Combermere last week. They brought home a fine string of pike. Mr. J. Steel and Mr. D. Steel were with friends in*Oshawa on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sandy McGregor, of Uxbridge; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tum- monds, and Miss Inez of Raglan wane recent guests with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Prentice, Olive Humphreys, a five year old child who was visiting Mr. ana Mrs. A. D. Peters last Sunday, was sei iousty injured by an auto in Oshawa on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Waters, of Toronto, have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Blight. Mr. and Mrs, F. Peters and family of Atlanta, Georgia, are the guests of Mr, and Mrs. A. D. Peteer. Mr. C. J. Hoard, of Cartwright, is enjoying a visit from his son, Herbert who has lately come from England. Mr, Howard had not seen his son for sixteen years. Mr. Herbert Howard will be remaining in Cartwright. Miss Leola Beare, of McKeesport, Penn., and Mr. Stanley Stephens, of Windsor, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Beare. They enjoyed a good day's fishing at Beare's Pond,and caught a six pound bass. Mr. W. H. Small of Montreal is spend- ing his holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Jeffery. Miss H. B. Hastings, R. N. of Steven's Point; Wis. was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Lundy last week. Rev. Wm. Higgs and Mrs. Higgs, of Beechville, are spending some weeks 'at their summer home here. Mr. C. C. Jeffrey, and Mr. John Taylor: have returned from an in- teresting trip to thé North Country, an account of which we expect to publish in our nexi issue. ----ee O00 LATE MAIL This week considerable local news arrived too late for thisis- sue of The Star. We cannot guarantee publication of copy arriving later than 1uesday. ms 4 od Be sure and come to the Monster Street Dance at the opening of the New Pavement in Sunderland, Wed- nesday, August 28th. Geos Wade and |' his "Corn Huskers" will provide the music. LL mn ' Church of the Ascension 8 a. m. Holy Communion 10 a.m. Sunday School 7 p.m. Evening Service Friday Weeknight Service, 8 p.m, ree COMING! Dr. F. E. Luke, Optometrist, at A. J. Davis' Drugstore, Port Perry, Thurs- day, August 22nd. re (YH FOR SALE 6 roomed house on Rosa Street. Stable and hen house with one acre of land. All kinds of small fruit and apples. . Quantity of furniture for sale. Will, sell privately. Jas. Gallagher ten) Dasma FOR SALE Two Yorkshire Sows. Apply to Chas. Samells, R. R. 8., Port Perry, Aug. 29 aim) Opies FOR SALE The pure bred Holstein bull "Helena's Korndyke Lad." 19 months old. A sure breeder, price right. Come and see him, Frank Allin, Port Perry. inns FOR SALE 200 bushels of Fall Wheat, 0. A.C. no. 104. Apply to F. Wi. Bradley, | Phone 209, Port Perry. a OH) ie. Be sure and come to the Monster Street Dance at the opening of the New Pavement in Sunderland, Wed- nesday, August 28th. Geo. Wade and his "Corn Huskers" will provide the music. eee YOO =m > MISS . PATRICA COON E HAIR. CUTTING returned to their "home in Toronto, after spending a month in the parson age. : { returned to . the parsonage after spending a month at their cottage,' route to Mr, Crozier of Manchester. and family at W. Pheonix, on Satur- day. week-gnd at Geo. Lee's. at W. Pheonix's. : Jafter a pleasant holiday with relatives | Elio} of Toronto, a Ms. N, Mishel visited the Rev. J. A. Miller and family have Rev. C. E. Dyer and family have | Mr. Thos. Brown has sold his milk Mr. and Mrs. G. Markham and Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Lee spent the Miss T. Rook spent the week-end Mr. and Mrs. Dyson are visiting at Mrs. Baldwin's. Mr. J. Lee is visiting his 'brother James Lee, Sr. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Buchanan of fiamilton spent Sunday with relatives here, and took home Bill, Jimmy and Pauline who have been. holidaying here. Several from here went on an ex- cursion up the Burnt Kiver on Tues- aay of last week. 1the Girls' Sottball Team were de- ieated by the Columbus Girls, 3-3 at the School Grounds last Tuesday. wverett Hook is spending a in Hamilton. mr. 'thos. Nugent celebrated his pirthaay lust Saturday and had irienas from Sunderland, and Peter poro visit him, mrs. Gu. Burge and family of Osh- awa visiung her sister, Mrs, T. Lee. mi, and Mrs. Cecil Leask and 1umily oi Sunderland, Hugh of To- 1onvg, av Alex. Leask's on Sunday. Mrs. J. Leask's house is rapidly nearing completion, the brick layers will hmsh this week, TRIN. Ed UliCA M1S. Macvonald and Mrs. Cassidy 01 Groosiin (with Mr. and. Mrs, I menial on Sunday. mr, ana Mrs. Anarew Bentley and sally or Grand Lorks with his par- ens, Mr, and Mrs, Jas. Bentley. A splenaid crowd auvended the Soc- wi wyening held in Memory Hall by we Ladies" Aid of the United Church, | A splenaid program was rendered by mr 4. Ween and his company of To- roto, hiss Noreen Croxall of Ux- wr. week visiung Put k ou with Re hava: and fire. W Toofses PRESTON mig ode roufs 816 prey. In 1927 Ontario globe, $1,814,700 LED-HED NA NALS of property was destroyed b by aused -Sveclally a Jal dani for ing on infl bl roots hi he &i is abso- Jutely fire proof and + water-tight. It protects ot The fond iy your crops a is conducive the nd] positively seals tho nail hole-- Making fs weather: ght and water-proof. to nail; others give less No washeis; Bo Hots Tales 7 som footie: to spontaneous TS npn DE ian Free sample on re- quest. Prevent Spontaneous Combustion and have a Well Ventilated Barn Wi moist air in an improperly Yentilated barn produces cond! ducive to LE I SA ators for the reat, adjustal side- wall windowssnd 1 spacious doo e LT They Sra built So ko by cpio th out. ain ant Barn Door Tracks and H: Preston hot-galvanized wheel Joi te fd Eger Sr pte 8 A PF Lr ny type. _. PRESTON STEEL TRUSS BARNS ERTL o% reatin Hand in Jor bean devvayed iy To our Ser aan ents Ove 1,000 1 Onaso--No oe lot hong ighsing FIREAND WEATHER Small arte or rooms in Home for light house keeping, water and} heat required. Apply Star Office. ent; easy to lay on any roof. Has seven ribs PT ] of John Wesley Thompson, desiustt | * EYESIGHT SPECIALIST > : Author of 'The Eyes in Modern Life y Optometry Feature Service Your Eyes and Health Eye Cure and. Eye Strain. PHONE 1516 Disney Block. OSHAWA, ONT, (Opposite Post Office) 1516 « NOTICE TO CREDITORS - Pursuant to See. 656 of «Chapter 121 of 'the 'Revised Statutes of: Ontario, 1194, notice' is hereby 'given that! all 'ereditors 'and' others' having' 'claims Co xxx Guelph Street TORONTO PRESTON, ONTARIO ~~ MONTREAL priage, Miss Marion Goode of Port reiry Mr, J. Ormiston of Whitby and others.' Proceeds $54.00. Owing to the weather being cold this entertin- ment had to take place in the Hall instead of on the lawn at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lakey and no doubt the attendance would have been double had the weather been fine. Mrs, Albert Allan of Port Perry is with her sister, Mrs, Miller. Mr. Walter Rogers of Epsom has purchased the farm owned by the late Peter Day. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Hortop attend- ed the funeral of his uncle, Mr. Oliver at Newmarket last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. King of Streetsville, at Mr. and Mrs. H. B McKercher's. Miss P. Jones at the home of Mr. Henry Webster' s one day last week. Mrs. Tarr of Stoufville at the home her brother, Mr. Jas. E. Mitchell. Mr and Mrs. Russell Harper attend- ed the funeral of her brother, Mr F, Oxford of Coldsprings on Wednesday. 'The sympathy of the community goes out to Mrs. Harper. Mrs. Frank Kendall of Toronto, at her home here for a couple of weeks. Miss Jean Christie is spending a few weeks with her parents here. Mr. and Mrs. Sutherland and family have moved to Mr. H, Walker's house. a Primi The joint monthly meeting of the W. M.8.; andthe Women's Association met at the home of Mrs. S. Reynolds on on Wed- nesday afternoon last. Shunk and Mrs. H. Leask had charge of this splendid meeting. Mrs. T. Watson, of Toronto, a former member, gavean ac- count of the work in the city, giving new and helpful ideas. An appreciative letter was read from the girl to be cloth- ed in Saskatchewan. Lunch was served A recent gathering of relatives at the home of Mrs. J. Rowe included NL and Mrs. J. Shunk, Mr: and Mrs. Dre Ih and family, Mr. and Mrs. R Po Hes. Rowe is a sister of Ms. Shunk asd , Potlock. ii ig F. Billingham and little davgh- | ter have returned home to Toronto Rey. H, Cobb (a Sommer § Seagrave boy) | 'and (son, of Sask. and sister, Mrs. Mr. | pg Y.. cannot match these BIG CAR | BY fact, you can't think of the Pontiac Big Six in terms of other cars of its price . « Simply because Pontiac presents big car value at small car cost. Here are big car luxury of ¥ 'appointments « « interior . . such comfort as only a big car can give you . « the grace and elegance of a big car revealed i in every line of the Body by Fisher. the.solid ease of the-roomy. .. . . gainst, the estate of "John Wesley Thompson, late of the Village of Brooklin, inthe Township of Whitby, in the 'County of Ontario, retired farmer, deceased, who died on: or about the 1st day of Janbary, 1929, are, on or before the 5th day of Sep- tember A.D. 1929; to send by post, prepaid, to Harris & Harris, Port Perry, Ont., olicitors for Royal Elgin Thompson, administrator of the estate of John Wesley Thompson, deceased their christian names and surnames, addresses and descriptions, the fall particulars. of their. claims, a state- ment of their accounts and the nature of the securities (if any) held by them, and that after the day last aforesaid the said Royal Elgin Thomp- son will. proceed to. distribute the assets of the said deceased among the parties entitled thereto having reg shall have been given as above re- quired, and the said Royal Elgin Thompson will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof, to any person or persons of whose claim or ceived by Harris & Harris, at the time of such distribution. Dated at Port Perry, Ont., this 1st day of Auyust A.D. 1929, HARRIS & HARRIS, Barristers, 'Port Perry, Ont. Sree O Orr 4 £ HOME MADE COOKING The ladies of St. John's Presbyterian Church will hold a sale of Home Made Cooking, Fancy Work and other use- ful articles in the b t of the 1; only to such claims of which notice claims notice shall not have been re-| | Women Why Suffer Periodic Pain? 'NILENB will relieve odio pain, headaches, backach portale pain, | 'havisea, | sleeplessness, irritability, and many other ailments from which /tew women are éntirely free. A won- dertul reconstructive Nerve Tonic. NILENE can be obtained in either liquid or tablet form at $1.00 per bottle or box: NILENE LABORATORIES, LIMITED 426 Wallington St. West TORONTO 2, ONT., CANADA Sold Exclusively by P. G. MORRISON, Druggist Port Perry, Ontario BABY BEEF cn AE ws COMING A. J. Davis, Chemist, Port Perry, has arranged with Dr. F. E. Luke Optometrist, Toronto's leading eyesight specialist, to be at his store, Thursday, August 22nd. Don't miss this chance, - F. E. LUKE ; Optometrists... Jsa161 Yonge St, TORONTO 3 Church on the afternoon of Saturday, August 24th. ang.22 : Toeuday, Thursday aud Susie, Chiropastar and Drugless Theraplat * 34 Wolverleigh Blvd, Toromo © Phone Hargrave 0900 _IN PORT PERRY J. A. HETHERINGTON |, avo » MARY BRIAN ae FORGOTTEN FACES By Richard Washburn Child = = TWO SHOWS--7 and 9 p.m. : TO ARRIVE THIS WEEK. A catload of B. C. Shingles--5x, 8x and 2x. Also cedar and fir Tamber-- especially high grade cedar and fir. for house finish, boat building, ste. i: WS 6 L vioxuRy. | Ww. A. Sangeter one ENTAL SURGEON Hours a.m. to § pm. | Ofte over Hekods Bh Shr Drs. Jefirey & Rennie Medicine - Surgery » X-Ray PORT PERRY, ONT. a Phone 12W CAWKER BROS. for Choice Meats YOUNG PORK LAMB AL ---- : BELL PHONE 29w WE BUY CATTLE, POULTRY, and HIDES ABLACK BUSINESS x Ao comfort; the 2 Sines Brakes . . and all the of treat vancements | in Soginecring ahd design now i kK j ---- ; i 3 a --_-_ ! i : Er at a a TT or