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). W.CROZIER ster, Solicitor, No * Public, Con ry Accountant, Estate e first door east of Canadian Bank Commerce, over the Observer Office ¢ Phone 98 Residence 19 Port Perry, Ontario d Mrs. Elliott "of week with Rev. Wesley | are spending a pod friends in Parry Sound. Mr. and Mrs. 8. Griffen have re- turned from a visit with friends in Detroit. Miss Laura McClintock, of Toronto, has been visiting with friends in town. "A number of the ladies of the local W. M. S. of the United Church at- tended the Presbyterial meeting at ickering on Tuesday. Mr. Sinclair Robertson has bought the vacant lot on. Lilla street just © north of the United Church, and we are pleased to hear that Mr. Robert- ~ son is going to erect a new dwelling. Mr. Walter Wannamaker of Prince Albert, had the misfortune to be thrown off a load of hay when it tip- ped over on Lilla st, on Wednesday. Fortunately Mr. Wannamaker was not seriously injured. COMING--See F. E. Luke, Optom- etrist at Lawrence's Drug Store, Port Perry, Thursday, October 8th. Port Perry High School had their annual day of sports on Wednesday. Results will be given next week. * i: eet PAP PP ST. JOHN'S Y. P. 8. On Thursday evening, Sept. 24th, the Young People's Society of St. John's Presbyterian Church, held a very successful opening meeting, with a large attendance. ' It was "Vacation Meeting" with Miss Murziel Winchester of Toronto, energetic leader of jcanip work, and secretary to Rev. Kannawin, as special speaker. After an interesting period of wor- ship, a talk was given by the guest speaker on Summer Schools and # Camps from Coast to Coast in Can- ada. Following a lively half hour of games enjoyed by all, lunch was served and the pleasant and profitable evening ended. ----ws > r---- YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY OF . PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH HOLD OPENING MEETING, . + A very interesting social. meeting was held, on Monday evening, Sept. 28th, when old and new 'menibers were welcomed back to start their weekly gatherings for the coming year. Mr. Gemmell occupied the chair. The devotional service was conducted by Rev. Mr. Richards. Thé business session included the nomination and election of new officers which resulted as follows: Past President--R. G. Gemmell President--Marion Goode Vice-President--Frank Slemon Secretary--Vera Miller Treasurer--Charles Reesor Convenors: Christian Fellowship, Miss Kitching Christian Citizenship -- Beverley Smallman Literary--Frances Christy Social--Alma Blight Pianiste--Mary Smallman. During the evening a pleasing event took place, when the members of the Y. P. S. presented Mr. R. G. Gemmell with an address, which was read by Miss Marion Goode. In honour of his recent marriage, a walnut combina- tion end table and magazine rack, was "brought in by Messrs. F. Slemon and C. Reesor; as a token of high esteem and appreciation for the capable and ever efficient service rendered by him during the past two years as Presi- dent of the Society. Mr. Gemmell, who was completely taken by sur- prise, thanked the members in a few 'well chosen words. : The meeting, which was largely at- tended, was concluded by the serving an enjoyable lunch, under the 'supervision of Mrs. Richards. DR. W. S. HARPER Physician and Surgeon nate of Trinity Medical College nd Trinity University, Toronto, ,, ; Graduate in Surgery of Medical es" College and Polyclinic, Eng, North East London ate College, London, Eng. Infirmary, Glasgow. or County of Ontario. ars Qugen residence y Queen St, Port STATIONARY = ¢ We have a few boxes _of Stationary to clear at' 25% off regular prices. Do not miss this if you need any. : oc It is coming to the time of year when you need an Alarm Clock. Have your old one re- paired or we carry the Westclox Line of new ones. ac n Our Repair Depart- ment is always prompt to look after your needs. I. R. BENTLEY Jeweller & Optometrist APPLES FOR SALE Snows, Baxter, Culverts, Scarlet Pippin, Scott Winter, Wealthy. Prices very reasonable. Apply to E. Abbott, Port Perry. octl ee tl lI Pr CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION 11 a.m.--Holy Communion 3 p.m.--Sunday School. Friday, 8 p.m.--Weeknight service. eel MP MOVING Miss Patricia Cooney wishes to an- nounce, that on and after October bth, the Beauty Parlor, operated by her, will be. located over the Venture Tea Room. For appointments phone 143w to 1. 0. D. E. The Scugog Chapter Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire, will meet on Monday, October 5th, at 3 p.m. in their rooms. A cordial' invitation is extended to all members to be present. ee PO WANTED No. 1 Timothy Hay, baled. Apply to Fred E. Reesor, Phone 73, Port Perry. 1 tf Ps mir mp PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Sunday, October 4th-- 11 a.m.--Worship Service. * ment of the Lord's Supper. 1112.30" p.m.--Sabbath School. 7 p.m.--Jesus and the Liquor Traffic Prince Albert 1.45 p.m.--Sabbath School. 3 pm.--Sacrament of the Lords Supper. eel MAP Pree APPLES Mr. John Pollack has purchased my orchard and will fill orders at the fol- lowing prices, delivered in Port Perry, payment on delivery: McIntosh Reds, First, per bbl. $5.00 Spies, Firsts, per bbl. ........ 4.50 Spies, Seconds, per bbl. ...... 2.75 (no railroad worm) Tolman Sweets, Firsts, bbl. .. 4.00 Greenings, run of orchard, fine quality... va ieadiis 8.00 Orders to be left with Geordie Me- Millan, Phone 91. Greenings and Me- Intosh will be picked about 28th and orders for these should be given at once. Delivery will be made after later pickings, and purchasers may rest assured of splendid quality. This announcement is made , because of numerous enquiries received by me. Oct. 1 H. C. Nasmith Sacra- r------eeetl PP J, A. HETHERINGTON Chiropractor and Drugless Therapist 34 Wolverleigh Blvd, Toronto, Phone Hargrave 0990 IN PORT PERRY Tuesday and Saturday, 10 to 12 a.m.. Phone 268 Dr. F. BE. Luke, Optometrist, 167 Yonge St., Toronto, eye special- ist for glasses at Lawrence's Drug Store, Port, Pen Thursday, October 8th. * | F.E. LUKE & ey 163-167 Yonge St, Toronto FEAST OF FRIDAY and SATURDAY THIS WEEK " A Reliable WATCH, a Good Timekeeper and Good Lookers Special for $1.00 S---------- YOUR FILL of these astonishing o are limited, and won't last long. The earl bird catches the juicy worm; is very apt. to be disappointed--SHOP EARLY. : Boys' BLOOMER PANTS, a pant that will take a lot of wearing out; a wonderful saving, $1.00 HERE IS THE BIGGEST FEAST OF BARGAINS ever offered in this district for miles around; Values that will FILL YOU with happiness and will make life seem brighter. erings; but come early, as some of the items on the menu but the later shopper * duction. A Silk of many uses andvcolors . '. .. 0. LOOK WHAT'S HERE! Plain or figured San Tan Silk, a wonderful Japanese pro-: 3 Yards for $1.00 23 pc. Tea Sets, 6 only, in tasty patterns and Pleasing shapes--$1.00 Men's Werk Pants. made from a heavy strong material, priced below cost for this Sale, all sizes: $1.00 Come and get CUPS AND SAUCERS Read these Splendid Offerings for' $1.00 LOOK AT THIS! 14 Cups and 14 Saucers, Plain White wear, just right for everyday use. For $1.00 CLOVER LEAF CUP AND SAUCERS. Regular 15¢. value. 12 cups and 12 saucers for $1.00 ENGLISH PORCELAIN DINNER, PLATES. Those hig plates the hungry man loves to see filled 10 for $1.00 MEN'S HATS ; $3.50 Value for $1.00* MEN!. MEN! MEN! DON'T MISS THIS. A chance to save $2.50. 1931 high grade Pelt Hats. A real $3.50 value. A hat that not only looks well, but wears well. Comes in several shades and all sizes. Special $1.00. LADIES' SILK HOSE 2 Pairs for $1.00 LADIES' SILK HOSE. A good $1.00 value. 'The biggest hosiery special ever offered to the buying public of this district. 2 pairs for $1.00. y GLOVE SPECIALS 2 Pairs for $1 00 No. 1. No. 2. A better grade with new flare cuff of fancy design, all colors and sizes. Well worth 79¢. desi pairs for S00, Chamois Swede' Gloves, comes in fancy cuff effect and several colors. ' 3 pairs for $1.00. BIG Dollar VALUES FRAMED PICTURES. Reproductions of .old masters, nicely framed, size 16" x 12". Regular $1.35. Each $1.00 RUBBERIZED PRINT APRONS--That save the dress. Big in size and many pretty patterns. 3 2 for $1.00 MEN'S RED BACK OVERALLS. Here's an item you must not miss inspecting. Come and get your share--only $1.00. A real overall of heavy denim that will stand a lot of real wear. Stock up now at this wonderful saving in NON- RUN SILK VESTS, BLOOMERS and STEP-INS. You will never buy them at this low price again. Your choice of 3 garments for $1.00 MEN'S HEAVY PURE WOOL WORK SOCKS. An extra good wearing quality. We guarantee entire satisfaction. No. 1 weight 4 prs for $1.00. No. 2 weight 3 pairs for $1.00. : ALUMINUM WEAR oh Here is a chaneé to stock up at a wonderful saving. Take advantage of these bargains as they will never be offered again. ALUMINUM TEA KETTLES, 8 pint size and a Granite wear Pie Plate for $1.00. ALUMINUM POTATO POT with patent lock handle and a granite wear Pie Plate for $1.00. ALUMINUM DOUBLE BOILER for porridge, ete. and granite Pie Plate for $1.00. and granite wear Pie Plate for $1.00 . ALUMINUM COFFEE PERCOLATOR, 6 cup size (If you wish it a granite Jelly Mould will be sub- stituted for the pie plate.) WARNING--Some of the items on this menu for our Bargain Feast are limited. We advise you to shop early, and please remember these prices are for PPRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY. 'FLANNELETTE SPECIAL. At a time: when you can use it for m jurposes, A good weight White Flannelette. ¥ yards. for. $1.00. FACTORY COTTON. A 36 inch medion weight Factory Cotton at the lowest "price in 0 years. 12 yards for $1.00. -° ; QEoue) ENGLISH CRETONNE. Four pret A wonderful buy at 8 yards for GGAN BLOOMERS. 3 bargain a LADIES' FELT HATS YOUR CHOICE $1.00 LADIES 1931 FALL FELT HATS. Our loss is your gain, but we feel we must give the ladies an outstanding bargain for this our first Dollar Day Sale. Come and save from $1.00 to $1.50 on your new Fall Hat. All the newest designs. Your Choice for $1.00 "FLOOR COVERINGS 3 YARDS FOR $1.00 Our Beautiful 2 yard wide FLOOR COVERINGS, so bright and easy to clean, and that wear so well, at a price Hever before queted; 3 yards for $1 -00 i So CURTAIN NET 5 YARDS FOR $1.00 CURTAIN NET SPECIAL. To emphasize more than ever the wonderful values we have in cur- | taining, we have chosen four patterns of our 35c. nets--2 white and 2 cream--and are offering them at this feast of bargains at 5 yards for $1.00 : for the same quality. ; old Colony Prints 5 YARDS FOR $1. .00 i OLD COLONY PRINTS of lovely soft texture, 36 inches wide, in all the new designs. Really a | : great value at this price. Last year you paid 39¢. Al tub fast and sun fast.