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'Theropy and special attention given 'to foot troubles and resultant ail- Thursdays and Saturdays. COMING F. E. LUKE, Eyesight Specialist, may be consulted at Lawrence's Drug Store; Port Perry, on Thursday, February "16th. He has been coming bere jon, aa taken over J. A. Hether- inuing in the same office. treatment, Electro- over 30 years. - ments. x F. E. LUKE AND SON Consultation and examination free. Optometrists ; 163-167 Yonge St. Toronto 2. Hours 9 to 11 a.m. on Tuesday, For Counter Check Books of all Kinds -- SEE THE -- Port Perry Star PHONE 50 The Peoples' Meat Market We sell everything you want in choice, clean, palatable, nutritious and satisfying meats. If you want it good, ring up Phone 72 W BERT MacGREGOR Will do the rest. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE ZION tinued Som age 1. Mrs. Geo. Foster of v spent a few days here recently. i Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Hall, Mrs. Stanley Hall and Mr. Norman Jacobs,|§ motored to Toronto, on Friday, Mrs. Stanley Hall remaining there for a E short time. A number from here attended the |} funeral of the late Wesley Gilson, of |! Lindsay, which was held at. Salem church on Monday afternoon. The regular meeting of the W. A. meeting opened by singing "Take Time to Be Holy," followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. Miss Ellen Stokes then read the Scripture lesson. Plans were made for a Valentine Party to be held in the basement of the church on Wednesday evening, February 15th. It was also voted to pay $15 to the minister's salary, be- sides the quarterly contribution. A short program was then given consisting of a reading by Mrs. Nor- man Osborne, and a piano duet Hall. The meeting closed by singing "What a Friend We Have in Jesus" and the Mizpah Benediction. By the death of Mrs. Silas Jacobs on January 18th, an old and respected resident is mourned. Mrs. Jacobs was formerly Emily Hicks. Her par- was only six weeks' old, travelling over corduroy roads in a lumber wagon. For a number of years her father was a shoemaker and- carried on business- here, walking to Bowman- ville and carrying home on his back his supply of leather, one hundred pounds being his usual load. On D ber 19th, 1870, Mr, and Mrs. Visit Us in Our New Store We shall be pleased to welcome' you. We carry a nice line of Bread and Cakes. Ask this week for our doughnuts and cream puffs. EVERY DAY we offer to you an Wola choice of buns, e cakes, jelly rolls, biscuits, ete. shall be pleased to supply your needs in cakes and X pasey) Youll You'll enjoy our baking. CHAMBERS & SON Bakers and Confectioners Jacobs were married in Little Britain, and spent the first seven years of their married life in Port Perry where Mr. Jacobs was employed on one of the regular boats running from that Leslie was born there. Some years later they found their way to Vancouver where Mr. Jacobs was captain of a vessel engaged in the salmon business. They later re- turned to Huntsville where they lived for a number of years, Mr. Jacobs be- ing engaged as manager of a naviga- tion company. While there, their only son Leslie and his wife both died, leaving two sons Frank and Norman to the care of the grandparents. Some years later they returned to Lindsay and when the war broke out both Wampole's Extract of Cod Liver is a good all the year around tonic. Buckley's Mixture, for Coughs, Colds, and Bronchitis: a flash. TRY A BOTTLE. Mcintosh & Fillery's English Toffee 25¢. a bag. It acts like A smile in every piece. _-- Morrison's Drug Store Port Perry Phone 16 Ontario grand enlisted, Frank going over- seas and spending three years in France. At the close of the war they settled with their grandsons on the farm on which they both spent the] evening of their lives. Two years ago last D ber they celebrated their diamond wedding. Two months later Mrs. Jacobs lost her devoted husband, but was tenderly cared for by Norman and his wife. Left to mourn her loss, besides her two grandsons, are six great grandchildren. Annie, her only daughter, died at the age of two and a half years. The funeral on Jan. 20th, to Little Britain United Ceme- tery, was largely attended and was in charge of her pastor, Rev. Mr. Green, who was assisted by Rev. Mr. McKee, of Little Britain. The pallbearers were Messrs, L. Gamble, F. Wickett, P. Mark, G. Mark, G. Pearce and W. Sloan. 3 Are You Burning Our Better Fuels? If not, start the New Year right by phoning us your next order. 'We have a supply on hand of all required fuels to meet your neéds. No delay in filling your order. all me, FAMOUS READING ANTHRACITE--That Better Pennsylvania Hard Coal--Stove, Nut and Pea sizes. HAMILTON BY-PRODUCT COKE--Nut and Range sizes, - WELSH ANTHRACITE, SCOTCH ANTHRACITE, CANNEL ~ COAL, STEAM COAL, BODY HARDWOOD, HARDWOOD .. SLABS, SOFT SLABS. We have a full supply on hand at PORT PERRY COAL YARD "WW. G. W. PYATT 'Ww and oul. : "Reliable Servies and Better Fuels? When you need printing of any kind, consult our Job Dept. The Port Perry Star J. J. HAMBLY DIES IN MANITOBA The death from pneumonia of John J. Hambly, a resident of Manitoba for the past 30° years, occurred in the Misericorda hospital, in his 78th year. Mr. Hambly was born at Purple Hill, Durham County, Ont., on June 6th, 1865, and moved to Manitoba in 1900, from Port Perry; where he was a resident for a number of years. For years he farmed in the Swan Lake ality in the com Mr, Hambly retired rom farming was held at the home of Mrs, Wm.| Stokes on Thursday afternoon. The| Mrs. Stuart Hall and Miss Velma |} ents moved to Little Britain, when she |{{ town to Lindsay. Their eldest child,|§ Write a wise-Crack for this drawing. Reed Cook met with what might have proven a fatal accident on Tues- day morning while he was making the curve at the intersection of con- cession 8, and the highway, a mile and a quarter south of the village, when he lost control of his car, a Pontiac Sedan, skidded for some distance on the pavement, turned over in the very deep ditch, and when hé got it stop- ped, it was headed north. Fortunately the four occupants of the car escaped with a bad shaking up, but the ear was badly damaged. This is the isfortune that Reed has had EPIGRAMS EXAMPLES These are examples of the Cy | Cology epigrams which we .use in our advertisements. "Love's a funny thing-- "it makes the young sheiks grow moustaches -- and the old uns shave 'em Toff] = -- -- A leaky barn roof can easily cost more than proper repairs. "Sam N. Griffen |, Lumber Co. Phone 240 {| PORT PERRY, ONT. ty, and was an active pérson-| ie Boe 28 and took up his residence in| 8 5, Marva fo 4 youn tee shor DIED HANNA--A¢t Cadmus, on Saturday, January 28th, 1083, William Hanna, in his 89th year, Prince Albert At the yearly congregational meet- ing held in the church last Wednes- day evening the same officers were re-elected as the church executive. The finances of the church were sound, all expenses being met, the Missi y and Maint Fund only being behind; this was some ten dollars less than last, year's givings. Visitors to the village during the week were Mrs. Allen Jackson, of Greenbank, with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Dobson, and Mr. and Mrs. L. Honey with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Williams. Mr, Fred Williams has sold his property to Mrs. C. Patterson, who is at present in Philadelphia. Mr. Mitchell has been appointed by the Government as poultry inspector. Mr. Russell Butson has rented Mr. Bob. Butson's farm and takes poses- sion March 1st. Mr. Grant Hunter fs hing his sister Mrs, Webb of Roryooh 2 '| during the week. recently. Mrs. Frank Brown visited with her daughter Mrs. Will Bright, of Raglan, Mr, and Mrs. Victor Hudgins, of Toronto, visited the former's mother, Mrs. Hattie Hudgins, on Sunday. Mr. Will Young spent the week end at his home in Oshawa. * Mr. Frank Booth and son Allin; 'were in Toronto on Saturday attend- ing a meeting of the Football Asso-, ciation, that was held at the Royal i - York Hotel, her mother at Stouffville. Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Taylor were at Chalk Lake on Saturday visiting with Mrs. Russell Taylor who has heen ill for.some weeks and under the doctor's care. Mrs. Taylor was an old Myrtle girl, and old friends here hope that she may soon be restored to good health again, Miss Effie .Graham of Claremont, visited friends here on Sunday. Continuing his discourses on the Lord's Prayer, Rev. Mr. Totton preached on "Give us this day our| j daily bread" on Sunday afternoon and pointed out very clearly the necessity of this food and to whom we should return thanks for providing it for us. There were sixty-six present at the Sunday School sesgion. The congrega- tion are deeply greatful to Mrs. J. E. Beacock for the beautiful basket of home-made flowers which she made and gave, to the church. : Mrs. William Hoar has been indis-- posed and under the doctor's-care. A speedy recovery is hoped for. to please your pockets. 'Mrs. (Rev.) Totton visiting - i starting Thursday, Vebroary. nail a i comtibuing ' only to Saturday, February '11th, at these low prices. Be sure to be n. time to, get gvad merchandise and Only a few of our Bargains are mentioned in this ad., but we have many more in our big new. store. = Men's Flecee-lined heavy weight shirts and rink 3 + Fox 50. TOY PALMOLIVE _..._ 2 fur 13 (reg. 30c and 60c.) Z5e, and Mc. COLBO Sen no B fer Be OVALIING, Ge, Glc, $169 avd 2 green glass (regular 50¢., os. aud 20) free. : HEL (ree. ste for e. ES Ur Be. PERFECT EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL, 33¢. and 6c. regular 50c. and $1.00) 2% dive ail ...... 5c cake BISURATED ; 6 Sor 25c. (regular 75¢.) for Oe. ; Wi 31 ANTHYFYIS Th Set ot ral 50c. VAPURE and 46 Facelle Handkeychiefs, both for Shc. PEPTONA TONIC (regular $1.08) : ETHIE Mies, Copier 2 for 19 Jars, (regular 50c.) for 29c COLGATE'S TOOTH PASTE (reg. Be.) = 2 fer Be LADY DAINTY FACE TISSUES (reg. Zc.) for 19. Guaranteed for ome (regular $1.25) me yeaw for Se. GARDENIA FACE POWDER and Cold or Vi Creams ($150 value) | Beth fe $180 BRILLIANTINE (Regular 50c.) New Store. with New Merchandise io Please Our Customers _ PORT fd DOMINION STORE 10 DAYS Ladies' Gand Cotton Steckings, AN 28¢. pair 2 pairs for 45c. Ladies" Bath Robes, 2 really good bargain reg $475. To clear at $289 Latient Slickers: at give snag pions only 95c. Ladies' Black Cashmvereite Siwcling, veg. 4c. To clear at 2 piace fox 45: A lot of Laie! Shree to clear st. remarkably dow 4 : Gor to hear at a pair. Tumbler - © MANYFLOWERS __§ for 2c.