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As A Caley AE 40 w rm) i -- a ha to ot y 1 a Page Four PERSONAL Rev. Wesley and Mrs. Elliott are spending a month with friends in To- ronto, Mrs. Nelson Baird and daughters Jean and Annabel, of Oshawa, have|' moved to town and will take up their residence with Mr, Jas. Leask, father of Mrs, Baird. Mrs. Jos. Real, of Toronto, is spend- ing a week with Mrs. Wm. Real. Miss Emma McCaw, of St. Peters- burg, Fla., is visiting friends in town. Miss McCaw will leave for Florida at the end of the week. Mrs. McCaw will accompany her. Mr. Merlyn Statton and Miss Mar- jorie Real, spent the week end at Niagara Falls and Buffalo. Mrs. R. Robertson, Miss Ruth Rob- ertson, of Toronto, and Mr. Riss Rob- ertson, of Montreal, were recent guests of Mrs. E. A. Walker. Mr, Lou Palmer, of Brockville, is spending a few days with friends in Port Perry. Mr. A. G. Dowson is showing two horses at the C. N. E. Some of the prize winners at Osha- wa Fair--Single Driver, under 15% hands--2nd Geo. McMillan, of Port Perry. Pony, 12 hands and under-- Frank Vernon, Prospect. Mr. F. D. Slemmon of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, Oshawa, has been transfererd to the Brockville branch, - Mr. J. E. Gauld and Mr. R. Turpin spent the week end at the home of Mr. C. C. Jeffrey, on their way to Montreal, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Reesor have re- turned after spending a holiday at Huntsville. Rev. W. J. H. Smyth has returned home from his motor trip to Van- couver Victoria, Seattle and San Francisco. He was accompanied by Rev. Mr. Woodger, of Cobourg. They bad a most delightful journey, and no accidents. : C-- Eo BEAUTIFUL DAHLIAS The editor had the pleasure of see- ing Mr. Cecil Heayn's collection of dahlias on- Tuesday evening. They are -a beautiful display and give evidence of the constant and skilful care which Mr. Heayn has bestowed upon them. It takes time and work to keep these lovely flowers at their best through the long dry spells which our Canadian climate provides. But the result of this care is most pleasing to flower lovers. . * * * Another beautiful collection of dahlias is that of Mr. W. H. Harris, who keeps them on the roadside where everyone may see them. Mr. Hall, his next door neighbour, also has some beauties. Ce eo MARRIED McLean-Ingram At Toronto, on Monday, August 26 1935, by Rev. G. A. Leichliter, of Col- lege Street Baptist Church, Laura Isabel, daughter of Mrs. Nicholas Ingram, to Edward Lyle McLean, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McLean, of Hamiota, Manitoba. ------------- IN MEMORIAM SPENCER--In affectionate remem- brance of a dear and loving mother, Emmeline F. Spencer, entered into rest August 27, 1934, leaving a fra- grant memory of endless love, Sweetest of memories are all that is left Of our dear mother, one of the best. A mother whose heart was as pure as gold, Our dear mother's worth can never be told. You oft-times said we'd miss you; Your words have proven true: We lost the best and dearest friend, Dear mother, when we lost you. Sadly missed by family. ---- oo» CARD OF THANKS Mr. Ross Wakeford wishes to thank his many friends for their great kind- ness during his recent illness. EP OP MARRIED MacMillan--Woltz 'A quiet wedding took place at Erskine United Church, when Melba, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D, Woltz, Toronto, was mar- | ried to George Grant, son of Mr. and' Mrs. Sam. MacMillan, of Port Perry,! -on August 17th, ato ia bE Star Advertising ~ pays-- Try it! ------ Toronto, |. ------ fk oi Attention Men! We are going tq clear out two of our cheaper lines of Work Boots at Special Prices. Both these lines have Panco soles and Rubber heels, 13 pairs Special Shoes, sizes 7, 8, 9 in line, reg. $1.98 for $1,656 10 pair Special Pdnso soles, sizes 7, 8, 9. Regular $2.25 for $2.00 These shoes are a real bargain. Come and get your share. Fair time is at hand. You will need a fancy halter for that horse or colt you are showing, We also carry in stock Royal Compo for your harness and shoes at s0¢, box. Deningin's Harness Soap will keép your harness in good shape. Better get a box when next in town, WILLIAM WEBSTER, At Beatry's Store, Port Perry CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Rev, I. A. Nind, Rector, Sunday, Sept 1st-- 8 a.m.--Holy Communion. 11 a.m.--Holy Communion. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. W. J. H. Siayth, B.A., B.D,, Minister. 10 a.m.--Sunday School. 11 am. and 7 p.m.--Public worship will be conducted by the Pastor. You are heartily invited to: these services, ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. D. A. Ferguson, B,A., Minister 7 p.m.--Evening Service a; -- e RETURNING HOME Rev. Fred Waite and Mrs. Waite, Mrs. Johnston and Mr. Johnston, her son, lett Port Perry, on Monday morning for their home in Limerick, Sask. Rev. Mr. Waite has been sup- plying the United Church pulpit in the absence of Rev. Mr. Smyth. His services have been much appreciated. While in Ontario Mr. Waite and his party had a good opportunity to com- pare local conditfons with those in the West, and they were very favorably impressed with "the material and social advancement made in the older Province. . Very noticeable is the growth of trees and grass. A thoughtful comment on religious conditions was made when. Mr. Waite observed that the pioneers of Ontario faced hardship and poverty when they were settling the country. As a con- sequence home became very dear to them, and they built in the many districts schools and churches.. In the West things were different. There was no hardship of land 'clearance. The plowman was almost immediately 1ewarded whti bountiful harvest and wealth. Money making became all important. Education and religion were of secondary consideration. GIRL WANTED for city housework. Apply to Mrs. Zener, Port Perry, (south of Cream- ery), or to Alix Gilboord. a LATE NEWS FLASHES Alberta's Savings Office. suspend under "run" of withdrawals. ' * kx Xx It is expected that Aberhart will become Premier of Alberta on Sept. 8 * Xx % One of the decisions to be made at a caucus of the Social Credit Party, is whether they will merge with the Stevens Party, * kk It is reported that Japan has ship- ped arms and ammunition enough to Ethiopia for six months' of warfare. They hope the rain will continue until the shipment arrives. LIE EE Gianni Gambi, Italian swimmer, won the first prize at the C.N.E. big marathon on Tuesday. Frank Prich- ard, of Buffalo, came second; William Nolan, of Chelsea, Mass., came third! This year's swim lacked the great hurrah of former years. Gambi was the favorite from the first while Prichard was a very close contender. It is estimated that about 10,000 peo- ple saw the finish, * & % Mrs. Bertha Bolasny, of Cleveland, and her 14 year old daughter have entered for the womep's marathon swim at the Exhibition ¥n Thursday. * * 2» Wallace Compbell, President of the Ford Motor Co. of Canada, says the 1936 Ford models will be released in November, will be a six-cylinder, ai Miss H, Mellow and Mrs, "Mystery" prize in Oshawa at the | their best in this picture, He denies that the Ford| the : Uxbridge, Sept. 2-8-4. Ladies' tournament on Tuesday. IF YOU PREFER Good Meats Call Phone 4 We also carry in stock a variety of seasonable fruits and vegetables . . including canned goods. Our business is to supply you with the best the market affords at reason prices. We shall be pleased to see at our store, but if that is not t--call Phone 4, and your orkers w ave our best attention. W. BOYNTON BOWLING NEWS ~The members of the Lindsay Bowl- ing Club were the guests of the Port Perry Club last Thursday evening. The prize winenrs were: Miss E. Somerville, Port Perry, 1st; Mrs. W. J. Ferguson, Lindsay, 2nd; Miss H. sermon here on Sunday morning, took for his subject the Parable of the Pharisee and the Publican found PRINCE ALBERT Rev. Mr. Waite preached his last He, in Luke 18:9-14, The moral arising from this parable was that not like Pharisee sHould we be self-satisfied; but be humble like the publican. We expect Mr. Smyth to be back with us again next Sunday, et A Mr, and Mrs, W. Ecclestone, of To- ronto visited their aunt Mrs. R. Bond on Tuesday, also Mr. W. T. Reid is spending a few days there. As is customary, the August meet- ing of the Women's Association is being withdrawn. Mr, C. Clark is spending this week at a lodge convention in Kingston, In the girls' baseball game at Greenbank last week, the score was 10-6 in favour of our team. Visitors with their sister, Mrs. H. R. Murphy, this week, are Mr. C. W. Ross, Mr, R. Ross, Miss A. Ross, and Mrs. C. A. Ross, all of Ottawa. Norman McCrea is in Toronto at- tending the C. N E. The Esch family has returned to their home in Toronto, after spending the summer months at their home here upon which they made some im- Mellow, Port Perry, 3rd; A. P. Mec- Farlane, Port Perry, 1st; Roy O'Neill, Port Perry, 2nd; R. Bacon, Lindsay, 3nd. ' - The" following "were the scores of the players: . Lindsay--Mrs. R. English 25, Mrs. F. English 20, Mrs. Stevens 15, Miss W. J. Ferguson 28, Mrs, 'Baker 23, Mrs. Toker 22, Mrs. Mark 18, Mrs. Hussey 24, Mrs. Nichols 18, Mrs. Kel- St. John 24, 28, Mr. Stevens 17, W. J. Ferguson 13, A. W., Wililams 20, G. Ferguson 24, J. Allan 21, R. Bacon 28, H. Baker 23, Mr. Hussey 27, W. E. Ferguson 15, Mr, Adams 28, Mr. Maxwell 27, Mr. Hepburn 26. Port Perry -- Mrs. Chapman 23, Mrs. Jackson 18, Mrs, E. Beare 23, Mrs. Weir 25, Miss E. Somerville 33, Miss D., O'Neill 18, Mrs, Palmer 21, Miss H. Mellow 26, Mrs. Brock 15, Mrs. Murray 20, Miss L. Harper 25, Mrs. Jeffrey 20, J. Hayden 22, C. Cann 11, R. Som- erville 19, R. Carnegie 27, W. Graham 20, R. Jeffrey 23, J. Murray 11, H. H. Mulligan 245 R. Levia 16, K, Pearce 26, A. Mason 24, R., O'Neill 29, E. Beare 21, G. Palmer 19, A. P. Me- Farlane 31. * * * Miss E. Somerville, Miss D. O'Neill, K. Pearce and R. Carnegie, won 3rd prize at Stouffville last Friday in the mixed twilight tournament. The weekly jitney was held on Mon- day evening. The prize winners were Mrs. McKee 1st, Miss Kathleen Car- negie 2nd, Miss E. Somerville 8rd; H. H. Mulligan 1st, J. Murray and T. Harris had to play off to break a tie, J, Murray winning 2nd and T. Harris 3rd. The scores were: Ladies--Miss D. O'Neill 19, Miss K. Carnegie 27, Mrs. '+ Chapman 24, Mrs. Gosdale 23, Mrs. E. Beare 24, Mrs. Mulligan 18, Miss H. Jeffrey 23, Mrs, McFarlane 17, Mra. McKee 34, Mrs. Murray 17, Miss BE. Somerville 26, Mrs. Weir 15, Mrs. G. Palmer 15, Mrs. F. Jeffrey. 15. Men--G. Hull 13, T. Harris 27, J. Murray 27, W. Graham 16, A, P. Mec- Farlane 26, A. Mason 25, R. Somer- ville 20, R. Turpin 18, R. Jeffrey 21, H. H. Mulligan 80, K. Pearce 17, R. Carnegie 21, J. Hayden 20, G. Palmer 22, + x WINS KAISER BOWLING CUP AT OSHAWA A rink skipped by J. Murray, of Port Perry; and composed of Mrs. E. Beare, E. Beare and Mrs. J. Murray, won the T. W. Kaiser Trophy at the mixed doubles tournament of the Oshawa Lawn. Bowling Club held at Oshawa on Saturday, The winning team had a record of 8 wins with a score of b2, 'The tournament, which was in charge of the chairman, E. J. Good- man, drew a limit entry of 20 rinks from Howard Park, High Park, Withrow Park, Port Perry, Agin- courti, Claremont, Highland Cpeek. Other prize 'winners in the tourna- ment were rinks skipped by J. Scott, Withrow Park, who finished second; W. Walton, Agincourt, third; T. W, Kaiser, Howard Park, fourth, and N. Thomas, Whitby, fifth, the trophy to Mr. J. Murray. * * *» cher 25, Mrs. W. E, Ferguson 22, Mrs. C. Bell 27, H. Norton 15, O. Culbert | provements, Mr. and Mrs. Clark have moved in- to the house formerly owned by the late W. A. Beatty. Miss Violet Bond is home for a visit, THOU SHALT NOT KILL! (OTR TY {T][ --_------ tPF -- : FOR SALE . Two lots, frame house, barn, double garage, hen house, in good condition. Apply at Star Office. Aaa ROOMS TO RENT Rooms with conveniences for High School girls, corner of Mary and John Streets. Apply to Mrs. Ed. Griffen. ATTACK THE CAUSE OF RHEUMATISM Permanent relief from Rheumatism can only be effected by remov- ing the cause of the trouble. - RUMACAPS effectively cleanses the blood of uric acid and other impurities which poison the system, while giving immediate relief from pain. Start your treatment today. RUMACAPS RHEUMATIC CAPSULES MORRISON 'S DRUGSTORE Box of 50 Capsules . $1.00 A SNAP IN REAL ESTATE House for sale in Port Perry. Cen- trally located, Hydro, double garage, fine garden, hen house, good well on lot. Terms very reasonable. Owner moved from town. - Apply at Star Office for particulars, aug29, BRED RRS Yi WANTED Maid to go to Oshawa, family. of four, must be able to cook, and fond of children. Duties to commence 1st of Stpt. Apply to Mrs. W. H, Harris, Port Perry. cha h Apartment for rent Apply at the Star Office § ROOMS with house-keeping accommodation, suitable for High School girls. Apply to Mrs. L. Pickard, Caleb Street, Port Perry. aug29 ra IMITATION OF LIFE You will weep gallons, but you will love this warm, human story of the T. W. Kaiser personally. presented | fine friendship between two mothers of different racés allied in the com- mon cause of their children. Claud- Mrs, Chapman, Miss H. Jéffrey,|ette Corbet, Louise Beavers, Fredi Weir won| Washington, Rochelle Hudson are at At Strand, = a | u : = i = Primer = Lawrence's Drug Store News , (You Can Save With Safety at Your Rexall Store) School Opening TUESDAY, SEPT. 3rd We wish to take th and. 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