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1 "E. B. Walker and son of Dresden, were in town on Sandy, of Oakville, and Miss Sine, of Tilsonburg, were the guests of the Misses Harris for the week end. "Mr, and Mrs. S. Farmer 'wre in Montreal, where Mr. Farmer is at- tending the Convention of the Can- adian Educational Association. HUNTERS Among those who have gone or are going deer hunting this season are: John Moase, S, R. Reynolds, Earle Beare, Jack Carnegie, Clarence Hood, James Boe, Chas. Heayn, Robt. Heayn, Geo. S, White, Roy Somerville, Keith Hooey, Percy Hooey, H. Franklin. Ds ahh L O.D. E. Will every member of Scugog Chapter make an effort to be present at the Armistice Service on Sunday morning, November 10th. Meeting in the basement of the United Church by 10.46 a.m. OO THOMAS COOK PRESENTED WITH JEWEL At the regular meeting of Old Eng- land Lodge, Sons of England, on Tues- day, Bro. Thomas Cook was presented with a long service Jewel and certifi- cate of merit. The presentation was made by the Supreme Secretary, Bro. Proctor, of Toronto. Bro. Proctor was accompanied by Bro, Canon Baynes-Reid, of Toronto. These brethren spoke of the work and progress the Society was making in the Dominion, and also complimented Bro. Cook, for years of service to Old England Lodge. A number of members from the Blackstock lodge were present and all spent a social half hour after the lodge meet. ---- She Fired Two Boilers It was a heavy job taking care of the apartment house because she had to "fire two bollers" as well as do all the Swseping and cleaning; for her husban bled. A bad cold was the broke down her weakened constitu- tion. Her doctor helped her get into the Toronto Hospl for Consump- tives, for tuberculosis was now her trouble. Then ensued the long strug- gle back to health Not an easy one "tor an elderly wo- man weakened with years of hard work, but it is just such tasks that the skilled doctors and nurses are so often called upon to do. After some months she was discharged, practi- cally herself Msn, able to take up the burden of her husband's support nce more. This hospital is greatly in need of funds. Will you faelp by sending 1» subscription to W. hariton and A. BE. Ames, 338 College Street, To- ronto 3. pn LOCAL PLOWMEN WIN Mr, James Lee won first prize in the stubble class, open, at the recent plowing match, held at Woodville, Ont. Mr. John Medd won 1st in Jointer Sod class at the North Ontario Plow- ing Match, held at Cannington last week. EE a CARD OF THANKS Mrs. H. Roberts and family wish to express their appreciation of the kindness shown them by their friends and neighbors, also to those sending floral tributes, including those from the United Church, Cobourg Band, Port Perry Band and the Sons of Eng- land. eesti (neni SPECIAL ARMISTICE SERVICE under the i of the Scug Chapter LO.D.E. and' Port Perry Branch Canadian Legion, will be held Sunday morning, November 10th at 10.50 o'clock in Port Perry United Church. OOO Chldren troubled with incontinence are quickly relieved by. the, wae of Gallagher's Kidney Remedy. pure Herbal Medicine is sold by rs G. last straw that | aa Di DL JBT has Moved to 11 BOND ST., EAST, OSHAWA East of the Royal Bank and is doing a Simon pure Tailoring busines as All custom work made in Oshawa. He also sells TOP-NOTCH SPECIAL ORDER SUITS, from $25.00 up. Will look after he did in Port Perry. ~ Men's Fur work. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES The Literary Society of the High School was re-organized on the 30th of October for the year 1929-30. Al- though this society. is still compara- tively young, it has achieved remark- able success in the two years since it became a part of our school life. In' this, the third year, we hope for still greater success; and the presence of | those who are interested in the school, at the meetings ,will certainly be appreciated, and will prove a stimulus to the efforts of the pupils to make the year a success. The first meeting of the Literary Society will be held on the afterncon of November 8th at 3 o'clock, and the public are cordially invited to attend. The result of the elections of can- didates for the various offices in the Literary Society were as follows: Hon. President--Mrs. H. Stone. President--Thomas Harris, Vice President--Beverley Smallman Secretary---Ruby Lee. Treasurer--Ivan Wallace. Historian--Hugh Nind. Prophetess--Isabel Cawker Poet--Arthur Asher. Editor of School Paper--Douglas Nasmith. Pianiste--Grace Cawker. Editor of Star Column--Helen Vickery. Assist. Editor of Star Column-- Harold Burton. Form Representatives-- 1--G. Wanamaker, M. Smallman. 1I--S8. Mclver, A. Cawker. III--F. McMillan, H. Nind. IV--D.* Murray, J. Clarke, aan) (am asine FOUND Tire and rim for auto found between Port Perry and Oshawa. Owner can have same by proving property and paying expenses. Apply to Morley Moase, Port Perry. THE BAZAAR . The annual bazaar of the Women's Guild of the Anglican Church took place on Friday last, November: 1st. The parish hall had been prettily decorated the night before and looked very attractive. The booths were covered with use- ful articles, a fishpond interested the children and a sumptuous supper was A card will bring him to your door. WELL BILL on to-day!" "OH NO! This is my old suit. I had it cleaned and pressed by the Oshawa Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co. Ltd They are represented in Port Perry by H. H. Stone "The Store for Men" PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Sunday, November 10th, 10.50 a.m.--Special Armistice ser- vice under auspices of I. 0. D. E and War Veterans. 2.80 p.m.--Sabbath School. 7 p.m,--Thanksgiving Service. Prince Albert-- 2 p.m.--Sabbath School. 3 p.m.--Worship Service. Tuesday, Nov. 12, at 8 p.m.--Young People's Socifty will meet. SE i.e Special Armistice Service under the auspices of SCUGOG CHAPTER, I O. D. E, and PORT PERRY BRANCH CANADIAN LEGION will be held Sunday Morning, NOVEMBER 10th at 10.50 a.m, IN THE PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH "Greater love hath no man than this. That he lay down his life for his friends." ------ OO me served in the basement, The weather! could 'have been better, but kind friends turned out well in spite of it and the total proceeds, which amotunt- ed to $202, were only a little less than last year's. The ladies wish to take this opportunity of thanking every- body who ventured out in such incle- ment weather and helped to make the bazaar so successful, Fe (pre CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Sunday, November 10th-- 3 p.m.--Sunday School. 7 p.m.--Evensong. Friday~~Weeknight-service at 7.45. Monday--Thanksgiving Day, short service at 10.30 am, SRarIay Yr Chelan The Ladies' Aid of St. John's Pres- byterian Church, will hold a sale of home-made baking in the basement of the church on November 16th, at 3 p.m. There will also be some useful and fancy articles for sale. ~~ novid All Ex Service Mén are invited to ' attend special Armistice Service on November 10th, Meet at Armouries at 10.30 sharp. i mi Hotel Ewployer's Wife HI Mrs. Dee was happy ttle wife and mother Who went about her housework singing and tak of her little two- ryearold girl, for some eeason, she began to droop and lose weight, Such a deep cough came that it ned her lungs .con- tin: Her husband was anxious about er, but as he had to work long hours in a ig | hotel, he could not her elp very much. The a sla she Desded : o Bteatest care if she wasito get wel n, and Mrs. - Dee thia.seemed utter i= ibility, ut no--there was help at hand. She was admitted to the kindly care and skilful medical attention of the Weston. In three mont time she increased in weight from $8 pounds to 122 pounds,'s which was a splendid indeed, ss Soon Non home | am Punds"tre. needed by his hospital ARR Gy A BRT A. BAR eh, Zin ol SEAGRAVE The special sevices and Than Offering which were to be held in the United Church here on Sunday next have been changed to Sunday, Nov 24. The bers of the Quadrata Club || and their friends had a very enjoyable |} Hallowe'en party on Friday evening at the home of Mrs. A. Orchard. It being their regular meeting night, t the) early part of the evening was taken | ness, followed by a real Hallowe'en entertainment, The party was closed with a dainty lunch. We read with regret the sad news of the death of Alex. Carruthers, of Toronto, following injuries received in a motor accident. Alex, who was only 21 years old, lived at Seagrave for a couple of years where he" made a number of friends. The population of our village has been considerably increased during tie past week. The new citizens are Mr. and Mrs. M. Quigley, of Saintfield, Mr. and Mrs, Roy Moon and family, of Raglan, Mrs. Chas Wilson, of Prospect, and Misses Alma and Ruth Clements, were visiting with their uncle Mr. Gordon Fishley, on Sunday. Mr, Jas. London and Miss Dorothy Mark, of Toronto, were visitors at the home of Mr. M. Mark, on Sunday. Mr. Wm. Watson returned on Sat- urday from a week's holiday spent in Hamilton. Messrs, Neil and Wm. McMillan and Miss Valma McMillan, were visiting in Eldon, last week. . Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sharpe have moved to Mt. R. Carter's fox ranch, where Mr, Sharpe will work. QQ FOR SALE . Wicker aby Carriage, Wicker Rassias baby phe with railing, two kitchen chairs. Apply to Box 47, Port Perry Star. & yu FOR SALE AT JUBILEE PUMP WORKS Solid Oak Bedroom Suite, complete. Phone 6, up with devotional exercises and busi- YOUR EYES and : OUR SERVICE! 'By W. A. Hare, 8 Bond St. Oshawa THE LADIES COMPLAIN That the eyes in their needles get smaller and smaller with the years. These are middle aged ladies. Once they could thread the smallest needle with ease. Now they look for the needle with the largest eye. The cor- rect glasses this We can equip these complaining "ladies so they may again sew (or read) with pleasure. (To be continued next week) Ra ly IN MEMORIAM Mann--In loving memory of our darling daughter Vima Burrell, who passed away November 12th, 1928. One year has passed since that sad day, God called the little one we loved away. Forget her, no: we never will; For in our heart she liveth still. Sadly missed by mother, father, sister and brothers. Residence Phone--222 J RNR ER BN RUTLEDGE-JENKINS WANTED A quiet but pretty dding was by table quiet christian man 3 PORT PERR IN THE ESTATE OF JOHN FAR: QUAHAR McKERCHER, late of the Township of Reach, in the County of] Ontario, Farmer, di NOTICE is hereby given that alt late. of the Township of Reach, in the County of Ontario, who died on or about the 31st day of August, 1929, are required to forward these claims; duly proven, to the undersigned Ex: ecutors, on or before the S181 day of October, 1020, And notice is further given that city conveniences, sunroom, verandah, splendid cellar; garage, chicken house, very large garden, on best street in Port Perry, lovely location close to . public and high schools, churches, etc, Everything in first class kangition. on any time. Apply Mrs. Follick, Port Perry. ; after the said date the Executors will proceed to distribute the estate, having regard only to such claims of which they then have notice. FRANCIS M NALD * NEIL SINCLAIR MacDONALD Executors, Estate of late John Farquahar McKercher, R.R.+1, Port Perry, Ontario. . Dated at Uxbridge this 14th day of October, 1929. ock31 r----() (ree. POSITION WANTED A respectable person desires a posi- tion for general house work, Apply A. Howard, R.R.2 Nestleton nov 14. solemnized on October 26th, at High Park Baptist Church, Toreiito, by the Rev. John Linton, when Alice Jenkins, daughter of Mr. Jas. Jenkins and the late Mrs. Jenkins, of Monteagle, was Rutledge, Hybla, Ont, The bride was given in marriage by her brother, of Burlington, and was tastefully attired in a frock of silver blue all silk, with silver lact. Other wood and iron beds, 2 kitch oven, 2 small heaters, 2 sewing chines, electric Iron, and other artisles for sale. See our New Wood Pumps; opis: and supplies. A. D. PETERS, Phone 234. RANA CIDER APPLES Good Spy and McIntosh culls for cider, 80c a bag. Also several hard- wood barrels suitable -for rain-water, $1 each. Apply H. C, Nasmith. Port ORTHOGON LENSES Conserve your Vision and afford ° the greatest comfort, because, | 'ranges, Box Stove, 2 in 1 Heater with | § georgette and lace with beige shoes, and carried roses and fern. Mr, John Rutledge acted as groomsman. "A reception was held after the cere- mony for the immediate relatives, at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Oakes, 563 Lauder Ave,, where a dainty luncheon _ | represent. It is a most g a es oo: Spiny middle age, warm room, good plain 'home cooking, with r table widow or elderly couple. Apply to Box 68, Port Perry Star. nov 21 BT A ANN The Family Herald & Weekly Stor so well known as Canada's outstand- ing farm and home paper is launching Contests, in which on are being given as prizes. The First Prize is $1,000. Each week four pictures are pub- lished and readers are asked to de- cipher the Canadian post office they 'amusement and entertainment with an sum of money in prizes. It is a Contest that will interest every one of our readers and details of it can be had for the asking. A letter to the Family Herald & Weekly Star, Montreal, will bring you all thé par- ticulars and a sample copy of the paper too and of course, it does not hie you in any way. : FOR SALE dersigned | another of their popular Know Canada| _ opportunity of carrying off a very nice]. MISS PATRICA COONEY HAIR CUTTING The-Croamery. Butter Fat. You can save labor