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JNO. W.CROZIER Barrister, Solicitor, Notary "Public, Conveyancer, ' Accountant, etc. Tr Real Estate Money to Loan Office first door east of Canadian Bank of Commerce, over the Observer 8) : Office Office Phone 98 Residence 19j Port Perry, Ontario } - PERSONAL Miss Amy Beare, of Detroit, was visiting her parents for a few days, and has returned to her duties at the hospital. Mr. Jas. Read who has been ill for some time has returned to Christie Street Hospital. Miss Annie Farmer spent the week end at her home, here. IL. 0. D. E. The May meeting of the Scugog Chapter will be held in the rooms of the order on Monday, afternoon, May 4th, at 3 o'clock, sharp. Mr. Forbes Nasmith has been in town for a few days, but has return- ed to Toronto, where he will assist Prof. Rogers of Toronto University, in laboratory work. AN EXCELLENT PLAY WELL STAGED The second presentation of "Take My Advice" given by the Young Folk of the Port Perry United Church, was a fine performance. Unfortunately the weather interfered greatly with the attendance. The Agricultural Society, under whose auspices the play was given, are very pleased with the entertain- ment and the courtesy of the players and the Sunday School Orchestra, and extend sincerest thanks for this practical expression 'of good will. te eM ctor Y. P. 8. OF PORT PERRY SPEND PLEASANT EVENING AT BROOKLIN A large number of the members of the Y.P.S. of the United Church, Port, Perry, journeyed to Brooklin on Tues- day evening of this week. The Port Perry Young People took charge of the meeting and supplied a splendid program consisting of: vocal solo by Miss Downer, address by Mr. Forbes Nasmith, piano duett by Miss Helen Willard and Miss Valde Hortop, reading by Miss Marion Goode and vocal duett by Miss Iva Reynolds and Mr. Tom Harris. : At the conclusion of the meeting the Brooklin Young People served re- freshments. mr etl ll Peer VALOR God of men who fail And face the foe of fear, Help each and everyone Bravely to persevere. God of men who trust When clouds of gloom obscure, Help each and everyone Bravely to endure. --Grenville Kleiser MYRTLE Mr. Charlie Taylor of Ashburn has moved into the cottage south of the village, Mr. Hugo Bradley attended the funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Brock of North Oshawa, on Thursday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Tom R. Price entew- tained a number of their friends from Toronto, Oshawa, Whitby, Brooklin and Myrtle at the Community Hall here, on Friday night. Mr. Robert Armstrong of Maplé Grove and Mr. Stevens of Solina visit- ed friends here on Monday. The cold snap over the week end gave the balmy weather that was previously enjoyed a bad set back. Mr. Wilson has moved to Mr. W. Lukes farm, south of Raglan. Miss Pearl Vance visited Oshawa friends on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hooke, of Toronto spent the week end at their summer home here . rr ---------------------------- EPSOM Mrs, Russnell of Whitby visited with Mrs. James Ackney, recently, * Mr. Fred Ashton and sister Mrs. Ackney are moving this week to the 6th Con. We are sorry to hear of them moving from our village. " Mr. and Mrs. Strachan visited Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard Arm- strong of Pine Grove. Nurse Miss Evans of Toronto visit. ed with Mrs. Jos. Ashton recently. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Clarke on the arrival of a fine baby boy. Mr. W. A. Cook of Uxbridge visit- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Pearson and family of Scott visited on Sunday at Mr. Norman Prentice's. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Morrison of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. E. Hooper of Sainttield visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Pascoe Luke. . = rers-- eee PORT PERRY PICTURE HOUSE Special Music at the picture Show, Guitar, Singing Accordian. The fea- ture picture will be "The Triumph of the Rat" . Don't miss this show, Thursday, April 30th at 8.00p.m. and Saturday, May 2nd, at 2.30, 7.15, and 9.156 p.m. Admission: Adults 26c., Children 15c. F. E. MERRICK, Manager net Mansa CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION 11 a.m.--Holy Communion. 3 p.m.--Sunday School. Friday 7.45 p.m.--Week Service. night rr etree ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. E. E. Annand, B. A, Minister 11 a.m.--Morning Service. 7 p.m.--Evening Service. BREADALBANE CHURCH, UTICA Service at 2.30 p.m. --_------ PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH 11 a.m.--A Vital Religion. 2.30 p.m.--Sabbath School. 7 p.m.--Jumboism. PRINCE ALBERT 1.45 p.m.--Sabbath School. 8 p.m.--Worship Service languages. Take advantage of picture at the "Strand" on, May 2, 4, It has been specially arranged may be able to see it. A mother's supreme sacrifice STRAND THEATRE, UXBRIDGE is presenting "All Quiet on the Western Front" 20 millions have read the story, published in 22 different the opportunity of seeing this 5, and 6 to have it in order that everyone GOOD NEWS FOR THE VICINITY For your convenience, commencing May 1st, Uxbridge stores will be open on Tuesday and Saturday evenings. Come one, Come All. Don't forget the dates--May 2, 4, 5 and 6. MAY 9th, 11th and 12th "Scarlet Pages" picture screened--"SCARLET PAGES". s for her daughter! Elsie Ferguson returns to the screen in her greatest role! She bared her soul to save her daughter's ee She acknowledged her shame before the The scarlet pages of a woman's life laid bare to the world. woman is to blame? Or the Saughter who put honour e everything else and and defended bit more htimour--a little more compassion in ve just a heart when you see 3a t with a blazing gun. "SCARLET PACES" ON ADULTS 88¢. 4 2. tax; CHILDREN 20c. and Fridays ADULTS 26c.; CHILDREN 16 SECURITY I built a castle in the air; It seemed so very real to me, Until one day a monsoon came And blew my castle out to sea. I built a bungalow on sand, Of charm and beauty fair to tell; Floods came, wild winds blew, Beat upon it, and it fell. I built a house upon a Rock, Built it so to long endure; Let rains descend and tempests smite, I know my house will stand secure. --Grenville Kleiser es ree Pp ee DIED Hiscox--At London, Ontario, April 26th, Charles A. Hiscox (traveller), beloved husband of M. A. Harp. Interment was made at Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert, on Tuesday, April 28th. Still--On Saturday, April 26th, at 388 Huron Street, Nancy Holiday, in her 80th year, widow of the late Geo. W. Still, formerly of Port Perry. Cemetery, Toronto. SONG OF THE OPTIMISTS We are genial optimists, Our hearts are light and free; In times of storm or sunshine We work on cheerfully. We are hopeful optimists, No time for gloom or doubt; If old depression calls on us, We swiftly turn him out. We are smiling optimists, Our course is straight and clear; We think and act constructively, For us good times are here. --Grenville Kleiser UW -- LEVEL CROSSING VICTIM IS STEADILY IMPROVING With the condition of Albert Clap- per, injured in a smash between a locomotive and car at Myrtle on Wed- nesday evening, is steadily improving, and was able to leave for his home at Belleville this week. Mrs. Ettie Hinds, who was first removed to a nearb§ farm house has been taken to the Oshawa Hospital where she is being examined for possible internal in- juries. pein cerns Myrtle Station Messrs. Roy Thompson and O. H. Downey attended the banquet of the Oshawa Rotary Club held at Brooklin last Tuesday evening. Master Robert Tole, Whitby, spent a part of last week at the home of Mr. R. Chisholm. The League closed their contest last week. Miss Vance's side being the winners. The League will hold a social evening this week. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Price enter- tained about ninety young people in the community hall, Myrtle, Friday evening, April 24th. Dancing was the pastime of the evening. All report a good time. Guests were present from Myrtle, Port~Perry, Ashburn, Brooklin, Whitby and Toronto. _ Farmers were glad of the rainfall of last week. Most of the seeding is completed, and a good rain was need- ed. The long drought of last fall left many wells dry. Mr. and Mrs. R. Thompson spent last Friday in Toronto. Mrs. Geo. Huston and son of To- ronto, and Mrs. R. Spencer, of Indian River, were at J. E. Beacock's for last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Donnelly and son of Whitby, and Mr. and Mrs. Durie, of Oshawa, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. T. R. Price. 'Prince Albert Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jeffrey, who recently returned from Florida, and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Jeffrey, all of Toronto, spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Jeffrey. Mr. M. Rennick and Miss E. Wilson of Toronto, visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Martyn over the week end. Mrs. R. Bond, Mrs. Geo. Luke, Mrs. G. K. Robertson and Mrs. Albert Jef- frey were in Oshawa last Friday and visited with Mrs. T. Rogers, formerly of this village. The Misses Proutt, of Markham, spent a few days with Mr. Raymer on their way to visit Oshawa friends. Mrs. G. Still, formerly Miss Nancy Holiday, of Raglan, a former resident of this village, and who still owned her property here and used it as her summer home, died in Toronto on April 26th. We extend sympathy to the bereaved family, Mrs, C. Stevens of Whitby, spent last week with her cousins, the Misses Tewkesbury. yi ' Miss Nellie Spence, B.A., Toronto, is the guest of her sister Mrs. Cruse. There is some talk of a box social to be held in the near future under the auspices of the T : The April meeting of the Women's tion are a play to be given by the Class of the King N Interment was made at Prospect St. United Church, Oshawa, on May 8th. The play is entitled "Mrs. Tubbs of Shantytown." Admission 30c. and 16¢. Keep the date open. Utica News Mr, Jas. Myers is busy cutting lumber these days. £5 Last Wednesday evening the Ladies' Aid of the United Church held a social evening at the parsonage, Epsom. The crowd 'was not very large owing to the bad weather, but those present enjoyed the talk given by Miss M. Armstrong on Home Missions, The girls Blue Bird Club will meet at the home of Mrs. M. Christie on Thursday of this week. Mrs. Cantwell of Toronto spent a week with Mrs. Jas. Mitchell. Miss Jean Christie has returned home after spending a week with her brother Mr. Alpin Christie of Alliston. Mrs. Jas. Bentley spent a few days last week in Toronto. # Mr. Frank Putt of Toronto calle on his cousin Mr. C. W. Lakey, recent- ly. Sorry to hear of the death of Jean Forster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Forester of Tweed. Mr. and Mrs. Forester and family moved to Tweed about two years ago. Mr, and Mrs. I. Spencer and family of Greenbank with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Payne. Pleased to report Mrs. M. Winters, Oshawa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hortop is improving and able to leave the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffries of Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Philps. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Butson with Mr. and Mrs. H: Wagg over the week end. Mr. Wm. Philp has purchased Mr. Jas. Myers farm and sold his farm, known as the "Horn Farm" to a gentleman in Oshawa. Mr. E. Skerratt has purchased the farm belonging to the late Fred Clark. Wedding bells are ringing. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lakey, visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert Claughton re- cently. Miss Evaline Ballard will be with Mrs. Morang Brookdale, for the Sum- mer. ' ------ Aen Easter Examinations, 8S. 8. No. 35, Reach (Including Agriculture and House- hold Science). Sr. IV--Delza Lakey 93 (hon.) Dennis Steel 80 (hon.);Fred Clarke 78 (hon.)*; Frances Jones 75 (hon.); Merrell Ross 68. Jr. IV--Bobby Walker 65; Robert Skerratt 63; Robert Gibson 61%: Grace Mitchell 56 Sr. III--Dorothy Hardwick 80 (hon.); Helen Hortop 80 (hon.). Jr. III--Mildred Lakey 86 (hon.); Muriel Kerry 177 (hon,); Aileen Harper 74; Dick Steer 74; Verna Mitchell 60; Kenneth Reynolds 56. Sr. II--Audrey Spragg 80 (hon.); Rose Steer 76 (hon.); Robert Suther- land 69; Harlan Clark 62. Jr. II--Audrey Miller 86 (hon.); Maud Hardwick 84 (hon.). Jr. I--Murray Geer 80 (hon.); John Ballard 74; Harold Harper 73%; Bert Mitchell 70*; Lloyd Ross 65; Merva Ballard 61*. Jr. Pr--Harold Bentley 90 (hon.); Clifford Harper 82 (hon.); Thomas Sutherland 79 (hon.); Doris Walker 76 (hon. ). . Beginners--Melba Ballard, Jean Ward, Douglas Cormack, Grant Bent- ley, Frank Skerratt, Willard Alder- son, Stanley Alderson. * absent during some examinations. Ettie B. Hosie, Teacher. Scugog All those who were to church on Sunday had an extra treat, as Rev. Mr. H. Elford of Sarnia, who i visit- ing his parents at the parsonage took charge of the services. A League Social will be held in the Township Hall on Thursday evening. Our Maple Syrup Social last week was all that could be desired. The| program was splendid and the pro- ceeds amounted to $23.15. Miss Reid of Port Perry spent a pleasant week end with Mr. and Mrs. J. Joblin. Fall wheat stood the winter and is coming along fine. Mr. S. H. Rennie of Markham, the Watkins dealer and Mr. T. Middleton, Goodwood the Rawleigh dealer, have made their annual calls. Mr. and Mrs. W. Mark and Grace, and 'Miss Zella Hope visited Mrs. D. Harrison in Port Perry, on Sunday. Mr. George Lowe has secured work with Mr. Munro at Manchester, his Scugog friends wish him every suc- cess. Mr. J. Demara visited in Torotr# on Monday. Miss Mary Carter visited in Toronto for a few days last week. Miss Ila Reader of Toronto spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. Reader. Congratulations to Mr. Lamb and Mrs. W. Sweetman of Enniskillen, on their marriage, on Saturday April 26. Mr. Lorne Graham is sporting a Ford car. Seeding was progressing very fast until the week end rain and snow, but it was very welcome. dod EGGS WANTED "HIGHEST CASH PRICES Bring to HALL'S RESTAURANT, PORT PERRY * WANTED TO BUY : Small house and lot in or near Port, Perry. Must have electricity, good : water and small garden. Will pay cash. Apply before May 1st, stating location and price. Box 46 Star A390 rt A eee = "MRS. TUBBS OF SHANTYTOWN' The Baptist Church of Greenbank are putting on the above play on April 30th. WANTED TO BUY A pine or spruce silo. Must be be taken down. Price reasonable for cash. Apply D. E. Ianson, Greenbank Phones 108-r-21, Port Perry and 9209, Uxbridge A30 COW FOR SALE Holstein Cow due to freshen soon. Six years old, good milker. Apply Roy Ferguson, Lot 7, Con. 5, Cart- wright. Phone 196-r-21 ASY WANTED A competent girl for housework. Apply to Mr. A. Gilboord. Phone 177 After 6 p.m. apply at house. A30 meinen -- A AN snes McGurgle--"I hear that yer auld friend Hector has marrit a third wife" McGulp--"Aye mon. Hector hals been a verra expensive friend. He has cost me twa wreaths and three pre- sents in saxteen years." ---- Pe AUCTION SALE Of Farm Stock and Implements, the property of Jas Myers, Lot 16, Con. 4, Reach, on Tuesday, May 12th. No Reserve--Faifm Sold. Geo. Jackson and Son, Auctioneers. LOST. Ocean Blend Account Book lost between Norman Lyle's and down town. Finder please return to ti) Star Office. i) APARTMENT FOR RENT at the St. Charles Hotel proper) Apply to A. E. Rogerson, Phone 1 ring 2-2, Port Perry. Apr 30 Interior Decorator Signs, Scenery, and painting of all Descriptions A. E. Morrison "Cedar Lodge" PRINCE ALBERT treet GY Gp etreree J. A. HETHERINGTON Chiropractor and Drugless Therapist 34 Wolverleigh Blvd, Toronte Phone Hargrave 0990 IN PORT PERRY Tuesday and Saturday 10 to 12 a.m. Phone 268 CARGO OF COKE FOR OSHAWA The first cargo of coke to arrive in Oshawa by boat is expected this week. V -- Eee FOR RENT House and good garden in the vil- lage of Prince Albert. Would-pasture cow if desired. Immediate possession. Apply to R. A. Savage Port Perry AN EEE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE For sale or exchange of equity, in attractive, bright fully modern, well located home in Oshawa. Phone 371W Oshawa. WANTED Small furnished house for summer A number of the Farmers att the sale of Mr. J. Dusty's, last week, at Greenbank. We are all very glad to hear that Mrs. Geo. Jackson is improving in health. Mr. Chas. Daniels was the guest of Mr. J. Burnham. Mrs. Stephenson and Mrs. Pettit attened the funeral of Mr. C. Hiscox, at Pine Grove Cemetery, on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs. Byers of Bowmanville visited her brother Mr. Geo. Bratley, last week. Mrs. W. Hope, Kenneth and Wilfred visited in Toronto over the week end. Mr. Harry Clark, Mrs. O. Reader's brother is staying in Havre, Montana; for six weeks as choir leader in the Evangelistic work with Billie Sunday. Miss Hilda Wallace of Port Perry visited her sister Mrs. Beacock, last week. We are all glad to see little Bobbie Beacock able. to walk around again, after being laid up so long with a broken leg. Our good merchant, Mr. Joblin is out with his truck delivering our orders again this spring. Miss Helen Prentice of Port Perry visited with her cousin Miss Leona Prentice, last week. We sell printing that pleases our customers--both in quality and price 1 | FORMER LIBRARIAN The death of Mrs. William Jacobi of this city which occurred very sud- ' denly on Saturday morning was a great shock to her many friends here in Oshawa. Mrs. Jacobi who was before her marriage Eliza Jane Rob- inson, died at the age of seventy-two. Since coming from Ireland, fifty-five years ago, the deceased has lived in this city. Older citizens will recall 'Mrs. Jacobi as librarian in the Osh- awa Public Library, which position she held for twenty-two years, re- tiring from it shortly after war time. --Oshawa Times Si dd The annual meeting of District VII sociation of Ontario, was held on Saturday, April 26th, at Sherbourne House, Toronto. Miss H. E. Carr, Provincial Secretary, and Miss L. A, Dobson, Field Secretary, gave splen- consisting of piano, violin and vocal solos was enjoyed by all during the , tea hour. The election of officers re- 'sulted as follows: : Association was held in the church on Councillor--Miss L. Easton, Toronto. Wednesday afternoon. The Associa. | Vice-President--Miss Eva Nokes, To- - ronto. Secretary-Treasurer--Mrs. Alma P. Soper, Uzbridge. OF OSHAWA DIES Federation of Women Teachers' As-|| did addresses. A musical program | ALARM CLOCKS Now is the time you need an alarm clock to get you up. See our stock. $1.00 to $4.50 Guaranteed. Watches In pocket watches we have them from 95e, to $25.00. Wrist watches from $1.95 'to $11.00, on hand for Gents Ladies' Wrist Watches-- $6.50 to $18.50. - Our Optical Deparim ent ; # Sinoye at your - service Jeweller & Optometrist -- ] : [M OP STICKS LR. BENTLEY | COMING Dr. F. E. Luke, Optometrist, 167 Yonge St. Toronto's able eye- sight specialist, at Lawrence's drugstore, Port Perry,-on Thurs- day, April 30th. F. E. LUKE & SON, Optometrists 163-167 Yonge St. Toronto (Up-stairs, opposite Simpson's) ths. References exchanged, family of three. Apply to the Port Perry Star. ree PP Myrtle Elevator Get your seed requirements at the Myrtle Elevator. A full line in stock. Enquire for prices. We also carry all kinds of chop. Chopping done every day, C. GOODE & SONS LIMITED Chas. Pilkey, Local Agent Phones: Bell 120 r 5. Ind. 8317 on hand. HARDWOOD Truck Delivery. Famous Reading | ANTHRACITE That better Pennsylvania Hard Coal. health, cleanliness, without smoke, soot, Phone us for a load of FAMOUS READING COAL to-day. It is economical, efficient, safe. BY-PRODUCT COKE. agency for this high grade Canadian Coke--Nut and Range sizes ALBERTA COAL -- STEAM HARDWOOD TILE -- CEMENT -- LIME CAR OF CEMENT JUST ARRIVED PORT PERRY COAL YARD W. G. W. PYATT For heat, or worry, We have the exclusive COAL -- CANNEL COAL SLABS SOFT SLABS Phones Office 94, Res. 238 AMMONIA POWDER sien an ured incre «8 for 25¢. D USTBANE SWEEPING COMPOUND 35 EDPDY'S MATCHES er vane Best for light wor AX ; HAWES LEMON or, JNTERLAKE TISSUE teanan seeeeseiniive..8 for JAVEL WATER are aneavanssenins ...2 for JK APOL CAR CLEANER rss detensrenane «vere 85 AUNDRY STARCH «v..per Ib 1 Sestavasnaay « BAST AME EBA a Willard's Store News Spring has arrived and the vigilant bark upon her great annual adventure the A. B. C. column below, you will find make work easy, __ Getyour Dutch Wigs, 'WILLARD & CO. PHONE 468 r 2 housewife is about to em- , Viz. housecleaning. In Just what is required to NONsSuCH Se STOVE POLISH 17c. XYDO 0 L ' i ais Wooden Clothes, 3 doz. 9c. UICK Results from Se eth CHARM, pkg. 15¢. U Can get a cood : Sa STAIR OILCLOTH here. VELVET SHOE POLISH WHIZ FLY FUME i XRAY STOVE POLISH Ens ee Fries deena sue lBn OU need a good ® Y OU eel a a een. ZEBRA STOVE POLISH ; Multiplier Onions now,