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Page Four LOCAL ITEMS COMING--See F. E. Luke about your eyes for glasses at Lawrence's drug store, Thursday, Sept. 27th, APPOINTED GAME WARDEN Neil Gardiner, Pine Point, Scugog Island, has been appointed Game Warden for Lake Scugog and district. Mrs. Walker and her daughters have returned home after a pleasant holi- day at Port Sydney, Muskoka, Miss Horton and Mrs. Forman have returned home after spending the summer at Crystal Springs. Mr. Clifford Jackson, of Marion, 111, was in town this week renewing old acquaintances and visiting with rela- tives. Myr. Jackson is lgdking well and progressing in bysigess, He is Division Ice Engineer, of the Central [linois Service Company, a large pub- lic utility company dealing in ice, gas, electricity, ete, at many points in the State of Illinois, Miss dna Emmerson, Port Perry, and Miss Phemia Hooey, Blackstock, both past students of Port Perry High School and now on the teaching staff in Toronto, have returned to their work after a seven weeks' trip through the British Isles and Furope with a party of Toronto teachers. They re- port a most enjoyable time visiting the historical points of interest in England, Scotland, Holland, Germany, Austria, Italy, Switzerland, France, Yelgium and Ireland. Mrs. A. Goode, Miss Marion Goode, and Mr. Milton Goode, have taken a motor trip to Timiskaming where they are visiting Mrs. Goode's daughter, Mrs. Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. R. the week-end in Toronto, and Niagara Falls. Mr. S. Farmer left on Wednesday for Kingston where he will attend the General Council of the United Church in Canada. Davey spent Hamilton « ---------- RESULTS OF THE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS DAY Track Events--Scnior Boys-- 100 vards -- 1 Archie Crosier, 2 Mackay Harper, 3 Everett Hook. 220 yards--1 Mackay Harper, 2 Archie Crosier, 3 Lloyd Lee. -- 440 vards--1 Mackay 2 Harper, Lloyd Lee, 3 Jack Cooney. : One mile-----1 Lloyd Lee, Harper, 3 Jack Cooney. Relay--1 Fifth Form, 2 First Form. Track Events--Intermediate Boys--. 100 -yards--1 Malcolm Nasmith, 2 Garnet Weir, 3 Kenneth Lee. 220 yards--1- Malcolm Nasmith, 2 Garnet Weir, 5 Allan Mark. 440 yards--1 Malcolm Nasmith, 2 Kenneth Lee, 3 Allan Mark. 2 Mackay Track Events--Junior Boys-- 100 yards--t EF. Gilroy] 2 G. 3 B. Beare. 220 yards--1 Iu. 3 B. Beare. IField Events--Senior Boys-- High Jump--1 Archie Crosier, _dJack Cooney, 3 Roger Oke. Pole Vault--1 Jack Cooney; (10 ft., 2 inches), 2 Archie Crosier, 3 Mack Black. broad Jump --1 Archie Crosier ft., 2 inches), 2 Jack Cooney, ctt Hook. Shot Put--1 Everett Hook, 2 Mack Black, 3 Roger Oke. Gilroy, 2 1. Hayden, <r " (20 3 Lver- --p-- coe Fits) -- Field Events--Intermediate Brads High Jump--1 Garnet Weir, 2 Allan Oke, 3 Malcolm Nasmith, Pole Vault--1 Allan Oke, 2 Ted Cooney, 3 Bert, DeShane Broad Jump--1 Allan Oke, 2 Ken- neth Lee, 3 Bert, DeShane, Shot Put--1 Malcolm Allan Oke. IField Events--Junior Boys-- Shot Put---1 Hugh Rogers, 2 Ernest Gilroy, 8 Clifford Redman. Broad Jump--1 Ernest Gilroy, George Fines, 3 Hugh Rogers. High Jump-----1 Ernest Gilroy, 2 Clif- ford Redman, 3 Charles Sutcliffe. Pole. Vault--1 Tommy Hayden, 2 Irnest Gilroy, 8 Clifford Redman. Summary of Points--Junior Boys-- 1 Ernest Gilroy, (Medal Winner) 26, ond Tommy Hayden 8, 3rd Hugh Rogers 6. Nasmith, 2 2 Intermediate Boys-- 1st Malcolm Nasmith 21, 2nd Allan Oke 16, Jrd Garnet Weir 11. Senior Boys-- 1st Archie Crosier 21, 2nd Mackay Harper 16, 3rd Jack Cooney 13. In the senior events, the medal goes to Mackay Harper as Archie Crosier won it last year. Boys' Form Relay Fifth Form 1st, First Form 2nd. Time of winners 1.51 The Junior and Intermediate Boys' half mile races are yet to be run. Girls' Events--Senior-- 75 yards--1 Grace Switzer, 2 Merle Switzer. High Jump--1 Carmen Blewett, Grace Bradley, 8 Merle Switzer, Running Broad Jump --1 Merle 2 Switzer, 2 Grace Switzer, 3 Grace Bradley. Standing Broad Jump--1 . Grace Switzer, 2 Mary Stone, 3 Carmen Blewett. Baseball Catch and Throw--1 Ruth Brent and Elma Reesor, 2 Carmen Blewett and Grace Switzer, 3 Grace Bradley and Alma Lee. Basketball Throw for distance--1 Grace Switzer, 2 Grace Bradley, 3 Elma Reesor. . Jaseball Throw for distance --1 Merle Switzer, 2 Grace Bradley, 3 Alma Lee. Senior Championship--Grace Switzer Runner- up-<Merle Switzer. telay Race--1 Forms 111 and IV. 2 [Form I, 3 Form V. Junior Girls' Events-- 75 yards--1 Margaret McCrea, 2 Ruth ( 'arnegie, 3 Isabel Leask. High Jump--1 Isabel Leask, 2 Ruth Cainegie, 3 Isabel Ewers. Running Broad Jump--1 Ruth Car- negie, 2 Isobel Leask, 3 Dorothy Pyatt Standing Broad Jump--1 Dorothy Pyatt, 2 Ruth Carnegie, 3 Beth Archer tasketball Throw for distance--1 Beth Archer, 2 Lillian Fralick, 3 Ruth Carnegie. Baseball Catch and Throw--1 Betty Caswker and Lillian Fralick, 2 Ruth Carnegie and Dorothy Pyatt, 3 Beth Archer and Jean Hopkins. Baseball Throw for distance--1 Betty Cawker, 2 Ruth Carnegie, 3 Lillian Fralick. Junior Championship--Ruth Carnegie Runner-up--Isabel Leask. mt DR. W. S. HARPER Graduate of Trinity Medical College and g Trinity University, Toronto. Post Graduate in Surgery of Medical Gradu- ates' College and Polyclinle, London, England, North East London. Post Graduate College London, England, Royal Infirmary, Glasgow. Office and -Surgery--Port Perry, Ont GOING Lv. Arr. Cobourg, ....... 8,00 a.m. Rochester ....1.45 p.m. Dinner 75c. cach, Also Ample free motor parking spa PURCHASE TICKETS FROM-1 AGENTS OR Bread CHAMBER PHONE 98, SPECIAL SATURDAY EXCURSION Cobourg to Rochester, N.Y. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22nd Only $1.25 Return CHILDREN 65 CENTS Schedule--Standard (ime Excellent Orchestra on Board For Dancing Low prices for meals on steamer--Breakfast 50c¢.,, Lunch and ONTARIO CAR F Coborug-Rochester \ Webake good gwenk bread, and delicious pastry. Phone 93, and have our driver calls To AS RETURNING Rochester...... 5.45 p.m .11.30 p.m. Lv. Arr Coborug ... Lunch Counter Service. ce at steamer dock at Cobourg. LOCAL CANADIAN NATIONAL AT STEAMER. ERRY COMPANY Steamship Route. Te is the STAFF of LIFE... S' BAKERY PORT PERRY wm ---- ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN | CHURCH ev. D. A. Ferguson, B.A., Minister 7 p.m.--Evening Bervice, CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION 8 a.m.--Holy Communion 11 a.m.--Morning Service. Rain Dampens the Attendance at the Fair While the morning was dull and showery on Wednesday for the Port Perry Fair, it cleared up in the after- noon long enough for quite a large number to attend. The attendance was only about half the usual number. The exhibits were fair in most classes and of good quality. Horse and cattle entries were down, but some very fine animals were on exhibition. The, Junior Farmers' Swine Club brought up the showing of hogs. Some fine bacon hogs were shown by the juniors. The poultry classes were poorly filled and the quality not too good. The ladies kept up their end of the ex- hibits in the fancy work and house- hold science. These exhibits always attract much attention. Some fine specimens of vegetables were shown and the classes were well filled. As one would expect, owing to the poor crop of apples, this class was far be- low normal. Flower lovers were able to attract much attention with their beautiful array of colours. Hon. Duncan Marshall, Minister ot Agriculture, who was to have opened the Fair was unable to perform that duty, but did address two gatherings, one in the main building and one at the grand stand where the people were seeking shelter from the rain. The sports end of the program was also upset as were the horse races. The track was heavy and muddy. You should have seen the drivers-- well, they didn't look natural as they drove down the home-stretch. Next week we will publish a list of the prize winners, and the decisions of the directors in' regard to the spor ting events. The street dance was called off, but the Port Perry Band were able to give a concert at the band stand. CLERK'S NOTICE OF FIRST POST- ING OF VOTERS' LIST. Voters' Lists, 1934, Municipality of Reach, County of Ontario. Notice is hereby given that I have complied with section 7 of The Voters' Lists Act and that I-have posted up at my office at Manchester, on the 11th day of August, 1934, the list of all persons entitled to vote in the said Municipality at municipal elections and that such list remains there for inspection. And I hereby call upon all voters to take immediate proceedings to have any errors or omissions corrected ac- cording to law, the last day for appeal being the 4th day of October, 1934. Dated at Manchester, Ont., this 10th day of September, 1934. W. F. DOBSON, Clerk, of the Township of Reach. --, VOTERS' LIST, 1934 Municipality of Port Perry Notice is hereby given that I have complied with Section 10 of the Voters' Lists Act and that I have posted up in my office at Port Perry on the 6th day of September, 1934, the list of all persons entitled to vote in the said Municipality at Municipal Elections and for the Legislative Assembly, and that such list remains there for inspection. And I call upon all®voters to take immediate proceed- ings to have any errors or omissions corrected according to law. Dated at Port Perry this 6th day of September, 1934. H. C. NASMITH, Clerk of the Municipality. la CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Mrs. James Rogers wish to thank the many friends and neighbours for the words the time of their recent bereavement, DIED HENRY--In Cartwright Township, lot 13, concession 2, on Monday, Sept. 10th, 1934, Alfred Henry, in his 68rd year. Ww. A. Sangster ENTAL SURGEON Office 'Hours: 9 am, to § p.m. Office Up-stairs, over Emmerson's } Insurance Oftics WANTED. Two ambitious men with cars, will- ing to work 48 hours per week. Geod pay. State phone and salary ex- pected, Write F. R. Randle, Room b, Greene Bldg, Peterboro, SHOW PICTURES HERE OF THE HOLY LAND Native Galilean and wife come un. der auspices --of - Port Perry United Church on Monday night, September ' 24th, at 8 p.m. to present the Musical Travelogue programme, Palestine has changed very little in the past 20 centuries. It is the same now as it was then--when the Master lived and walked among men. The pastgral life of the people is the same, their customs are the same, and they are the same, asserted Stephen A. Haboush, born in Galilee, where he tended herds of sheep among the hills of Galilee, the same hills that were hallowed by the Master. This Native Galilean comes to Port Perry under the auspices of The United Church for one appearance during which he will bring inspiring messages from the Holy Lands with exclusive motion pictures: of the land of Immortals who lived and worked with the Master. Mr. Habouch is a Galilean by birth. He has looked upon the bright skies, the green hills, the olive groves, as they were two thousand years ago when the tremendous story of the four Gospels was happening. He was born to the mysticism and wonder of the East. It is his heritage. He grew up in the eternal hills redolent of the mighty events that happened there. He came to North America and was educated in North American Uni- versities. Later he returned to Pales- tine to the scenes of his youth. And he brought back to the new world a message, a story every North Ameri- can and every Christian is inspired with. His is the message of faith--the ola faith of the fathers. To a modern and materialistic world, he brings the beauty and marvellous imagery of the world that was, the Holy Land of antiquity, and also the lives and char- acters of the Immortals. h He adds to his message an unusual charm by the use of special motion pictures, enhanced by beautiful scenes in natural. colour - which appeared in | The National Geographic Magazine, Mr. Hoboush is the author of "My Shepherd Life in Galilee." Wherever Mr, Haboush has appear- ed, whether it is before great North American Churches, Conferences, As- semblies, Schools and Colleges, before London audiences, or on the platform in the ancient city of Damascus, he has interpreted the Scriptures in the light of places and people. He brings to you the very breath of Scriptural times and places and people. Madam Haboush will assist in costumes and Oriental music. ~to>-r-- vd - Port Perry Dominion Store MONEY RAISING SALE with the Greatest Sensational Ling at the home of Wm, Boe, of sympathy and acts of kindness at] ! BARGAINS Many people have received some good bargains 'since our 'Money Raising Sale" started last Thursday, and we have many more good bar- gains left. Come in and save your- self some money in these hard times. We have an agency for a reliable firm of Ladiés' Fur Coats, at reason- able pricés. We can also make your old coat over to look like new, WANTED : 800 live hens, young chickens and young ducks, Wanted--a woman 'for light house: work, Good home, Gilboord, Phone 177. Apply to Alix, , > i A. GILBOORD, Proprietor Phone 17, Port Perry. Lawrence's Drug Store News (You Can Save with Safety at Your Rexall Store) PORT PERRY, ONT, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, 1934 REXALL MILK OF MAGNESIA capsule form. Easy to take 100 capsules $1.60. ounce b0c. 4 ounce 50c. 10 ounce $1.00. of Tooth Paste and Klenzo Brush. Both for 89c, FLY-TOX--8 ounce 33c. '16 ounce 57c. 32 ounce 97c. FLY-TOX SPRAYERS--19¢. and 35¢. COLGATE'S TOOTH PASTE--Two 26c. tubes Colgate' 8 Tooth Paste and a b0c. Colgate's Brush. All for 49c. AYERST'S DRI YEAST CAPSULES -- Vitamin-Active Yeast, in ENGLISH HEALTH SALT-- It cools the blood, 6 ounce 25c. OLYMPENE--A great liniment for tired, sore or aching muscles. TOOTH PASTE--Large b50c, tube and economical, 28 capsules 50c. 16 PELLLEE00000 040000000000 804 0000000000000 00 esteem etttttttttetettetiteetttttttsestttetetteriereneee Phone 49 GREENBANK Mrs. Branning, of Toronto, is visit- Mr. F. Beacroft, of Whitby and Mrs. Briggs, of Los Angeles, called on Mr. and Mrs. John Beare on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. T. Brown and family, of Colborne, called on friends here on Friday. : 3 Quite a number from here attended the shower given in honour of Miss Grace Raines, last Friday night. The young people are preparing a play, for the Thanksgiving concert. It is reported that James Lee has sold one of his houses. Mrs, G. Markham, of Toronto, was a guests at Wm, Phoenix's last week, Mr. George Lee was knocked down by a car in Toronto last week. We are glad 'to report that he was not seriously injured. The Women's Association will meet at the home of Mrs. C. Blakely at Saintfield, on Friday, the 21st. ------ to Things That Tend to Widen the Gap Between Towns and Farming Communities. On behalf of our Baseball Club and sport fans of our community, I would like to express our indigation at the attitude of the Port Perry Ball Club in failing to put in their appear- ance - at our Ball Tournament on Wednesday afternoon last. Disap- pointed fans from many outlying points came to ask "What is the mat- ter with Port Perry team" a question that could not be answered, as they even did not let us know they would not be- here, until one hour before playing time. The attendance of fans from the farming communities at any' sporting event held in Port Perry had made 'the difference between success and failure. You came after Seagrave to fill the breach as late as Civic Holi- day and we did not fail you, We hate to hark back to hockey days but let me remind you that as high as 86 fans had boarded a special train at Sea- grave station as supporters of your hockey team, dnd hasn't the Bush League been a big factor in pulling the rink out of the red. Didn't you come and take one of our best ball players quite recently to bolster your team knowing that his absence from our team weakened it in our bid for the cup. ¥ But why rave on, our day is gone and we got by without you. When you start again next season go out among the tall timbers and garner in a few more good ball players and also a few good sports, Roy Scott, President of Seagrave Ball Club. EE SSS REE"R WINTER FOOD SUPPLY FOR BEES Every colony of bees when ready for the winter should have at least forty pounds of food stored in order that they may have sufficient to carry them through until new nectar is | available the following spring, Only the best clover or buckwheat honey should be used for this purpose. Failing this, use the required amount of pure cane sugar made into syrup at the rate of two parts of sugar to one part of water. Will the person taking the four musk melons, 4 citrons and one large watermelon, entered under ticket No. 120, from the exhibits at the Port Perry Fair, kindly return same to Mr. Walter Bown. : A M. LAWRENCE "THE REXALL STORE" 'BUTTER-- 2200000004008 0000 0000002 Port Perry Strand Theatre UXBRIDGE (Home of Clean Talking Pictures) Thursday, Friday and Saturday, . SEPTEMBER 13th, 14th and 15th, Dorothy Appleby and William Janney, "King of Wild Horses" | with "Rex, the wonder horse". A Western thriller filled with thrills and more thrills cramped with action. Try and hold- your theatre seat. COMEDY--"Radio Devan " Also car- toon. * * * Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, SEPTEMBER 17-18-19 Doris Kenyon and John Barrymore, in Counsellor at Law Women were puppets in his hands, but he couldn't control the one woman he loved. You've read the book, now see it on the screen. One of the finest entertainments. Story by Elmer Rice. Other selected comedies. Markets (Quotations to shippers) * Creamery Solids, No. 1 19% to 19% Seconds .....iv00iinin 18% to 19 CHURNING CREAM-- (f.o.b. country points) Special 19, No. 1, 18; No. 2, 16 EGGS-- . Grade A, large sever 20 Grade A.....large 20. medium 19 Grade B, 16. Grade C 15 POULTRY--A grade, alive Spring Chickens ,......... 11 to 17 Fatted Hens ..............8 to 11 Old Roosters .......oo00uuuens PE. | Polleds i ut vrs sir sanssrvarald Ducklings .....oo00vvvnnes 9 to 11 LIVE STOCK-- Bacon Hogs (off trucks) ..... $8.60 © Weighty Steers ......$4.00 to $5.50 Butcher Cattle ......$2.60 to $4.65 Heifers ............$2.25 to $4.60 COWS +evvveranns....$1.00 to $2.75 Bulls ...............$2.00 to $2.76 Fed Calves ..........$5.00 to $7.00 Lambs ,.......... ...$5.00 to $6.00 Sheep ...vvvvenns...$1.00 to $2.50 Veal Calves ........$2.60 to $6.50 ONTARIO GRAIN-- (Approximate prices, tracks shipping point.) : Wheat :....0vvvvnnein...90 to 92 08t8 cove vrreisaniaesia..8b to 88 Barley .....0o000vueee0..60 to 64 COIN + ivvvvvvnnsnssneaess 86 to 86 Rye ...vvvenssnsnsineass. bb toh? Buckwheat ...............6b6 to B68 fo Esm------ ao ed FARM FOR RENT Township. Apply to Mrs, Alex. Brown, R.R.1, Port Perry. 2 FOR SALE Team of horses, team harness, team wagon and plow. Apply to Ben Dunn, Port Perry. FOR RENT Seven roomed house, hard and soft water, electric, lights. Possession Oct. 1st. Apply to Roy O'Neill, Port Perry. NECESSITATE Cree, FOR BALE ATOES and HONEY F. Bradley, Phone 266 J, Port Perry. FURNITURE, REPAIRING | Repairing, remodelling and ré:finish- ing good as new. Best material used. Apply to C. King, at the home of Mrs. Perry. LUMBER and i ROOFING] We Carry a Full Stock of Lumber and Roofing § Materials, -- Frames, } Sash and Doors mad to order. Try us and get results 0 Sam N. Griffen | Lumber Co. Phone 240 PORT PERRY, ONT. Eyesight Specialist Open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Evenings, or by appointment at all times. DISNEY BLOCK Oshawa Opp. Post Office, Phone 1616 . The Creamery IS PAYING 22¢. 21c. and 19¢c. FOR BUTTER FAT. You can save labor and make more money by sending your cream to PORT PERRY CREAMERY A. GOODE & SON, Proprietors LAW OFFICE 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: 8514 Oshawa: COMING F. E. LUKE, able Eyesight Specialist, so well known, may be consulted at Lawrence's drug store, Port Perry, - Thursday, September 27th, F. E. LUKE & SON Optometrists 163-167 Yonge St., Toronto (Upstairs opp. Simpsons) 106 acres at Lot 7, Con. 9, Reach] John Ploughmari, Cochrane St., Port octd REDUCED PRICES Suits sponged and pressed 50 Cents Dry Cleaned $1.00 C. P. ROLPH Over the Observer Office lh BR -- FOR SALE' Farm. of 1567 acres. 1% miles north of Columbus, % mile west. Good buildings, Running stream, Immediate possession to plow. Full possession April 1, 19356. Oshawa. RL i... AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS Mrs. Donalda Midgley will hold an auction sale of her household effects at her premises Bigelow St, Port Perry, on Monday, Sept. 17. See bills. Terms cash, Sale at 1 p.m, for list." Ted Jackson, Auctioneer G. D. CONANT. K.C,,' "Neale + PY : as }