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AT ns oN - ela NE ma a -- Q = - 4 a 5 MR gt "~ nS Na ey a ian? eb i en Ht ar putemiiation en ne ride oo SAT DR A -- pot pr A EE Fe - al ghey ak Ae ty To . United Church, on Alix. Gilboord, Prop. Page Four LOCAL ITEMS Mr, and Mrs, W. T. Dix, also their two nieces, Ethelwyn and Hazel Dix, left on Tuesday for a two weeks' trip to Chicago and the World's Fair, Mr, Harold Dempsey, who has been . taking a summer course at Toronto University, is in town this week. Mr. Forbes Nasmith, of Martin's Siding, Muskoka ¥®as in town over the week end, - Miss Doris Nind, of Toronto, and Mr. Hugh Nind, of West Lorne, spent the holiday with their parents, Rev. _T. A. and Mrs. Nind. Mr. and Mrs. T. Martin and family, of Brampton, are holidaying in town. Mrs. A. J. Wakeling and baby son, of Kingston, were visiting her sister, Mrs. C. P. Peterson. Mrs. W. Real and Miss Marjory -Real, of Toronto, and Mr. M. M., Stat- ton, of St. Catharines, ave spending some time in town. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Hall and family, of Toronto, are holidaying in town. Miss Edith Cragg, Miss Marian Me- Nice, and Miss Marion Goode, who are attending the summer -school at To- ronto, spent the holiday in the latter's home here. Miss Helen Vickery, of Toronto, is visiting with Miss Dorothea O'Neill. Mr. Lewis Palmer, of Brockville, spent the holiday in town. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Palmer, of Peter- boro, were in town for the holiday. Mur. Geo. Thornton, of Little Briton, was in town for the holiday. Rev. R. T. Richards, Mrs, Richards and Miriam, were in town on Monday, Miriam is staying the week with Miss vLola Gerrow. Miss Dorothy Davey has returned to her position in Toronto, after recover- ing from an accident some nine weeks ago. -- -- Mr Ernest _Pargater, of Toronto, was in town over the holiday. Miss Olive Gerrow, of Toronto, is holidaying with relatives here and on Scugog Island. Mr, and Mrs. J. D. Lucas and baby, Toronto, were in town this week. Mrs. Wm. Real and Miss Marjorie Real intend leaving for Chicago on Friday to attend the World' Fair. Dr.-and Mrs. McMaster had as their guests for the. holiday, Dr. and Mrs. McEwen, - Miss Winona and Master Forbes McEwen of Pickering, Miss G. Hines of Toronto, Mr. Annis of Highland Creek, and Mr. Jackson of West Hill. Dr. and Mrs. Mathers, Donald and Douglas, were in town on Wednesday. Mr. and choirleader, of West Toronto, will sing at both services, in Port Perry Sunday, August 13th. Those who heard Mr. Maudsley last year will be pleased to hear of his return to Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ash, son Sam, wife and daughtér, Thelma, of To- ronto, spent the holiday with their cousiny Mrs. Martha Baker, at Mrs, R. Town's. eee NE a oe ae J | Port Perry Dominion Store CLEARING SALE Special Week End BARGAINS 3 dozen Ladies Dresses, suitable. for street wear, reg. $1.29, to clear, 98c. Ladies' Good Cotton -Stockings, only 19c. pair. Ladies' Silk Stockings,.. 29c. pair. Turkish Towels, large size, heavy weight, only 29c. each. Canvas Footwear Clearance -- We are clearing out everything in Canvas Footwear for Men, Women and Child- ren. The prices are very low. Come and see. We are making a clearance of Dressgoods at a very low prices. .8chool starts soon... Let fit out your children with suitable clothing and footwear. money--buy from us. PORT PERRY DOMINION STORE Phone 177 "| Leaside, Norman Maudsley, tenor soloist |. That is the way a gavel . Mr, and Mrs, jorie Wiltshire, of Toronto, were visitors at the home of Mrs. H. M. Coates, over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Ting and mother, Mrs. McLean, of Niagara Falls, called on their cousin, Mrs, R., Town, on Sun- day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Crandell and daughter- May, of Toronto, spent the holiday with their cousin, Mrs, Robt. Town. Mr. and 'Mrs, John Thompson, of Battle - Creek, Mich, are visiting with his sister, Mrs. Jas. Davey. - el -------- -- ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN * CHURCH 7 p.m.--Evening Service. Rev. D. A. Ferguson, B.A., Minister TTT det PORT' PERRY 'UNITED CHURCH 10 a.m,--Sunday School. 'Worship Services at 11 am, and 7 p.m. Both services conducted by Rev, Wesley Elliott, EE a CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION 8 a.m.--Holy Communion. 11 a.m.--Morning Service. ---- eel PP TAKING AVIATION COURSE Continuing a special course in motor mechanics and allied subjects, Mr. Grant Real is now taking up aviation and is in training at the areodrome at He has made some progress in the art. On Monday he was in town with his mother and sister, Mrs. Real and Miss Marjorie, Dre OP ---- GIRLS' SOFTBALL Last Wednesday, August 2nd, when Scugog visited Port Perry, marked the last game of the league schedule. The result was, that of the twelve league games played- by. each' team in the league, that is, Brooklin, Blackstock, Scugog, and Port Perry, Port Perry won ten out of twelve, and Brooklin won seven out of twelve games. That leaves Port Perry in first place, and Brooklin second, Scugog third, and Blackstock fourth. This is the first R. Milne, Miss Mar- REGATTA A large crowd of people enjoyed the hospitality of Caesarea cottagers on Civic Holiday, Owing to the roughness of the water the sea flea races were not held, but other races were run off as scheduled and the many beautiful cups were presented to the winners at the annex to Ken: osha Inn on Monday evening, Point winners for the day were Bruce Lawrie winner in men's events with eleven points, and Edith Caster, winner for women 'with nine points. All events were interesting, because the' many entries made competition keen, but probably the best, from the spectators' viewpoint, was the tilting contest, won by Caldwell 'and Leary, with Dids and Buffer Réeves second. Winners in other events, as they were run off, were: Special Girls--K. Reynolds, Edith Castor, W. Holman. Spec. Boys--Roy Hoad, N. Cullen, D. Jones. Boys, 11 years--B. Mahafiy, J. Meehan, S. Solley. Girls, 11 years--P, Campbell, M. Lucas, M. Vincent, Boys 13 years--A. Campbell, J. McDonald, J. Hilliar. Girls 13 years--B. Stoddart, P. Campbell, M. Wilson. Boys 16 years--M. McCollum _ D. Jones, N. Gillespie. Girls 16 years--Kirby Reynolds, Edith Caster, I'. Campbell, Special Girly, 18 years--M. Campbell, R. Campbell, N. Davies Special Boys, 18 years-- Bruce Lawrie, A. Leary. Outboard Motor--G. H. Vern, J. Hooey. Single Cyl, 8 M.--Mr. Smith, Mr. Downes. Men's Swim, open--~C. N. Cawker, D. Law- rie, G. Wilson. Women's Swim--E. Hutton, A. Carvin. "4 Cyl. 6-M.--Mr. Brown, Mr. Abel, Greasy Pole--Bruce Lawrie, Mr. Godfrey. 'I'eam Row Boat--B. Lawrie team; F. Frayer team. is Men's Single Canoe--E. Reeve, F Frayer. caster Cup, 6 M.--Mr, Brown, Mr, Campbell, Mr. Hodgson. Women's Double Canoe--Perrin Sisters, E. Caster and W. Holman, Men's Double Canoe--Reeves Bros.,, McFar- lane and Davie. Whyte Cup, 6 M.--Mr. Brown, Mr. Hodgson, Mr. Campbell. Men's Rowing, 45 years--Mr. Downes, Mr. Richards. Women's Single Canoe--Edith Caster, Kirby Reynolds. Men's Rowing, Open--L. Reynolds E. Sues. General 'Motors Cup, Motor Boat, 9 miles-- Mr, Storey, Mr. Robinson, Mr. Thompson. Mixed Doubles Canoe--Fred Frayer and Margaret Campbell; Reeves and Frigerio. EC SCUGOG league the girls have enteréd, and they are to be congratulated on their suc- cess. So far this season, the girls have played twenty-three games, and have won sixteen of them. But they aren't through yet, not by any means!" They are expecting to play home-and-home games with Bethany, . Whitby, Ux- bridge, and many other teams. The games willbe advertised in Mr, Kauf- man's window and also in front of the Post Office. So keep your eyes open, everyone, and why not go to a girls' softball game if you'd like an even- ing's enjoyment? J. O. STEPHENSON Eye Specialist will be at Morrison's Drug Store - in the afternoon of Thursday, (to-day) AUGUST 10th. ANOTHER AUTO ACCIDENT On" Sunday morning Mr. Edward Tripp, of Toronto, was driving a Hud- | son Eight near Saintfield when a front tire burst and the car was badly damaged in the turnover that followed. With Mr. Tripp were his wife and Mr. Neelands. All the occupants of the car were hurt, but Mrs. Tripp is suf- fering from a wrenched back. . iN NY PATIENTS ARE RECOVERING After being unconscious for a num- ber of days, Miss Gray, who was in- pured in an auto accident south of Manchester, regained consciousness on Tuesday morning of this week. Mrs. Gray is doing as well as can be ex- pected; but will be confined to the hospital for some time with a broken limb. Po. p> Rl DIED POLLOCK. At Cannington, Ont.,, on Saturday, August bth, 1933, Emma "Elizabeth Allin, beloved wife of Wm. Pollock, in her 74th year. Interment was made at Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert, on Mon- day August Tth. LEE--At St. Joseph's Hospital, To- ronto, on Monday, August 7th, 1933, Annie Everrett; beloved wife of J. Geo. Lee, Greenbank, in her 64th year. HANES. On August 1st, 1933 at " Toronto- General Hospital, Private Pavilion, Wesley Mansel Hanes, be- loved husband of Isabel Irene Steele, aged bB3 years. Interment was "made at Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert, Ont. FRISE--At Port Perry, on Thurs- day, August 8rd, 1933, Hannah Barker, widéw of the late John Frise, in her "73rd year. The Women's" Association will hold their August meeting next Tuesday, the 16th, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Crozier. A very interesting program is being prepared. Let us all be present. Mrs. Geo. Sweetman has started something new in her Bible Class. It is to make an Autograph Album of the sayings of the character mention- ed in the lessons for the quarter. And it will end with a contest, the winner to receive the Album. It means the lessons will be well studied and will be very interesting. Rev. 'Mr. Denny, of Epsom, was in charge of the services here last Sun- day, and left us several things to think about. Mr. and Mrs. J. Aldred and Mr. Norman Aldred attended the Warden's picnic at Cannington park on Monday, and to be present at the opening of the new cement road leading to the highway. 'Premier Henry cut the rib- bon and officially declared the road open. The. Warden, Mr. Johnston, of Cannington, Mr. McGibbon, of Osh- awa, and Mr. W. E. N .Sinclair, K.C., M.P.P.,, were present, and spoke. The ladies provided a banquet in the even- ing, and a very enjoyable time was spent. : Miss B. Joness is accompanying her brother, Mr. Joness, as far as King- ston, on his way to his home 'in Washington, D.C., after visiting his sister Mrs. J. Joblin. The Epsom Football boys and the Scugog boys have played two games, and won one each. Both teams go.to Brooklin on Thursday, August 10th for their Field Day. Our Boys' Softball team played with Port Perry at Port Perry Field Day, on Monday and won by 7-6. The game was a tie when Milton Demara came | to bat and made a homer, winning the game for Scugog. The Girls' Softball team played with Blackstock and lost by one run. Port Perry boys came down and played a league game on August 1st, and lost to the tune of 22-6, but they were. good sports and played the re- turn game on August 4th, in Port Perry, when the tables were turned, and Port won by 15-10. This gave Scugog first and Blackstock second. The play-off will be between Black- stock and Scugog. - Misses B. Joness, Luella Jeffrey, Inez Fralick, Ivah Milner, Aileen Sweetman, Helen Carter, attended the Girls' Conference at Uxbridge last week, and all report a very enjoyable time. The girls giving the skit were: Luella Jeffrey, Aileen Sweetman, Inez Fralick, Ivah Milner, under the direc- {tion of Miss B. Joness and Miss Helen . ) CAESAREA | Carter. A full report of the Confer ence is given elsewhere in this issue. Mr, and Mrs, David Solomon from a Northern Reserve have moved here and will live in the village with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Esque, Mr. Solomon makes picnic tables, seats and lawn chairs. ; Mr, Frank Gerrow had a number of sheep killed by dogs, and other sheep damaged. : Mr. Orr Jeffrey and Mr.sRay Milner lost some sheep a few weeks ago, when they were worried by dogs. Mr. and Myps. Orr Rodman and daughter Lydia, Miss P. Ritz, and Mr. C. Kuhn, of Buffalo, Ys Mr. W. Reader, of Port Perry, Mr. and Mrs. S. Rodman, one day last week, Misses Blanche and Marguerite Sweetman, of Toronto, spent the week end with their parents. Miss Hilda Milner, Mr. Geo, Russell, of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. C, Heayn, of Port Perry, and Miss Joyce Wilson, 'of Toronto, were Sunday guests of Mr, John Milner and family. Miss Grace Demara visited her friend Miss Florence Carfer, on. Sun- -day. ; Mrs, C. Seymore, of Toronto, is visiting her sister Mrs. R. Graham. (Continued on page b) . Strand Theatre UXBRIDGE THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, AUGUST 10th, 11th and 12th, : Barbara Stanough, in Bitter Tea of "She came to save souls---and nearly Tost her own! Love--always theirs to want: never their to share!' A woman of the West--a man of the East--find a love they must stifle--a consuming passion they never forget! She wants him, yet--she struggled against herself! A flaming drama '| from the innermost emotions of a and Miss R. Reader, wore"pugsts of | (You Save With Safety 'operate. the man who uses one. JASMINE FACE CREAM FREE. ing Cream' Free. economical and easy to use. Phone 49. THE REXALL Lawrence's Drug "Stofe News POCKET SNAPSHOT ALBUM FREE. With each pritehiase of three: "Agfa films at the regular price, we give you a handy Snap Album FREE, Buy three films for the- week end. Don't run short. - ROLLS RAZORS. For. a lifetime of shaving comfort, Strops itself and hones itself. No blades to buy. Ask Price $6.50. 3 Gardenia Face Powder we give you a bbe, Jar of Cold or Vanish- $1. 65 value for $1.10. ; HERBAL. ASTHMA POWDER. For quick relief 'front Asthria you should try our Herbal Asthma Powder. Per package 25c. A. M. LAWRENCE at Your Rexal Sure) Easy to With each purchase of Jasmine or Absolutely. harmless, STORE PORT PERRY A full line of delicious cakes. advancing our price of Bread CHAMBERS BAKERY Phone 93 and Have: one of our deliveries call. Owing to a further increase in the price of flour, we are We take this opportunity to thank you for helping us to build up a flourishing business. wholesome bread, Wedding cakes a Specialty. to 8c. effective August 7th. If you are not using our give ita trial. General Yen| We sell everything you The Peoples' N Meat Market palatable, nutritious and satisfying meats. If you want it good, ring up Phone 72 Ww BERT 'MacGREGOR Sol ant in choice, clean. foreamey Solids, No. nh 8 TORONTO MARKET vices, DAIRY PRODUCE-- 4 {Quotations to Shippers) tL) EX) .20% No. 2 By 20% : Chur. Cream, F.0.B. Country COTES ERR CA 16 i POULTRY AND EGGS ; Eggs PVRS SRR OBO 14 » Poultry--(A) Grade--Alive En Fat Fowl . Grrr to 10 Broilers ra ea Ey POTATOES-- ~~ New, 11 quart basket .......... 35 90 1h. bag, No. 1... LIVE STOCK-- Bacon Hogs (F.0.B.) ..$6.25 to $6.40 Fed Calves .. .... .... $6.00 to 6.75 Veal Calves ...........$3.60 to $5.75 COWS ysis ahvss ara ...81,75 to $3.00. "| Heifers ..... ceernes 1.92.60 to $4.75 {| Steers ..iiiiiiiai. $82.60 to $6.16 {ONTARIO GRAIN (Shipping Points) {Wheat ..G:....0 0 Teetie0 to 6 STEADY ADVERTISING . PAYS " "LAW OF F ICE GREER & HUMPHREYS Barristers, Solicitors, ete. Money to Loan Now: located in 'the office of H.W. Emmerson, Purdy Block, Queen Street Phone 264 ; Phone after 'hours: 3614 Qubawa, ui 5 Points--Special 20, No. L 19, No. 2 ia ha $1.60 to $1.76 : 1] 122 ari Hvoman's--so ' *.¥.* COMING Thursday, Friday and Saturday, ° August 17th, 18th and 19th Guilty or Not Guilty Betty Compson's Greatest Drama, REAL ESTATE We sell, buy and exchange all - kinds of Real Estate. Send full particulars to Disney Real Estate, Oshawa. : aug24 UTICA Mr. and Mrs. A, Reynolds and fam- ily at Musselman's Lake on Sunday. A good crowd attended the Bluebird picnic on Saturday at Port Bolster. All report a most enjoyable time, Mrs. A. E. Spencer visiting with her Oshawa. "On Sunday evening next, August 13, the L.0.L. will hold their annual ser- vice at the United Church. Rev. Mr. Denny will be the speaker. 'Special music by the choir. The Christie and Claughton families will hold their reunion in the United Church - grounds next Saturday, Aug, 12th. p Miss Jean Miller visiting in Mark- ham last week. Mrs. Cann and sons at Port Hope on Sunday. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Thy. of Port Arthur, visiting his grandmother Mrs. Hortop. A number from here attended the Bagshaw picnic at Port Bolster on 'Saturday. i Mrs. C. W. Lakey was visiting her sister Mrs. W. O. Bennett, Oshawa, for a few days recdntly. Mrs. Skerratt, Sr., visiting her son Mr. E. Skerratt, tor a few weeks. EPSOM be held on' August 13th as follows: At Bethesda immediately following Sunday School in the morning. At Epsom at 2.30 in the afternoon, followed by the Sacrament, In the revering at 7.30 at Utica, when the Annual Orange service will be held in the United Church. Local and' visiting brethren are expected to march from the Memorial Hall to the Church. A large attendance is antici- pated. Come and swell thescrowd. daughter Mrs. Norman Gilbert, at Services 'on the Epsom circuit will | . (one mile east of Manchester, on the Commencing. August 7th Bread Bread will be 8c. single loaf. Why not leave your baking worries with Gerrows? =~ = Our aim is to PLEASE PARTICULAR PEOPLE !! . GERROW'S V'S BAKERY erin and Confectioners, Port Perry. all such troubles as ~ models. HEALTH SALTS--Large tin, WRITING TABLETS--a new Dr. Scholl's Foot Remedies A-Afull line in stock at present time. growing nails, crooked toes, weak arches, etc, etc. STATIONERY--Only a few of those 25. boxes left. CAMERAS--The new Eastman is very attractive and very s easy to operate, and costs no more than the older Morrison's Drug Store They cover corns, bunions, callouses, in- 39c. . Small tin, 15c. line at 10c., 15c., and 26¢. Port Perry Phone 16 Ontario y. P. STOUP PER Port Perry F air Overhauling -- piano aétions repaired, lost motion taken up, sticky and noisy keys re: paired, Moth-proofing cleaning and lubricating a specialty. work guaranteed. Phone 80, Port Perry, WANTED A copy of the book "On the Shores of Scugog." Apply at-the Star Office. , SUNDAY DINNERS Chicken Dinner and home-made ico cream served on Sunday at 1 pm. Afternoon tea during the week. ~~ THE HITCHING POST gravel road.) ---- et APP HELP WANTED Good respectable girl or single woman for light housework, Good! home if satisfactory. Apply to Box 20,! Friday & Saturday September 15& 16 FOUND A boaf on Lake Scugog. Owner can have same by proving property and 'paying' expenses, Phone Grover 6921, Toronto. L be : POSITION WANTED 'Young man, with experience wishes position on a farm. Boyko, Scugog,- "AGENTS WANTED Make money selling our fruit trees, small fruit bushes, shrubs, evergreens, hedges, roses. Outfit furnished. Cash commission paid weekly, Write to- day. Maple Grove Nurseries, Winona, Port Perry Star. Ontario,. ; . 8: Lid Avg. 1 » . Apply to J. B. DR. W. S. HARPER "Graduate of Trinity Medical College ahd Trinity University, Toronto, Poat fraduate in Surgery of Medical Gradu- al ollege and Polyclinic, y 1 North East. London. : Ora annd, London, England, Royal Infirmary, Glasgow. Office and' Surgery--Port Perry; Ont. -- dl --- The Cioamiory 3 BUTTER FAT. You can save labor and make more money by sending your cream to the " PORT PERRY CREAMERY A. GOODE & SON, Proprietors W. A. Sangster DENTAL SURGEON ; Office Hours--9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Office over Nelson's Store. BR A Chiropractic D. E. STECKLEY, drugless practi- is continuing in the same office.. Chiropractic treatment, Electro- f| Theropy and special attention given to foot troubles and resultant ail-- 'ments. Hours 9 to 11 a.m. on Tuesday, Thursdays and Saturdays. : RE Good Eyesight Don't delay any longer, If you are troubled with. headaches, blured images, nervousness, con- sult at once ; > _F.E. LUKE & SON. ' "OPTOMETRISTS 1163-167 Yonge Street, Toronto' (Upstairs opposite Simpsons) ° Er -- Ch -- HOME LOOKS GOOD AT 65 -- At 65 it is hard to go to work. The: body craves ease, Plan now to make your old age inde- pendent with : GOVERNMENT ~ ANNUITIES Write or telephone for descrip- tive booklet to-day to your local A Postmaster, 4 £L Post Graduate College : IS PAYING 19c., 18c., and 16¢,, FOR . tioner, has taken over J. A. Hather- .ington's practice in Port Perry, and Consultation and examination" free. / : 7 ; 7 § es