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* 5 ' $l EE he ST. JOHN'S PORT PER RY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER ) AUCTIONS SALES [ y : uN * y oh y v > E ' | BLUEBIRD | NIBGEND | "ou on |ois ww onesrg|| LAWRENCE'S Drug Store NEWS A RESERVE THE DAY ' 3 ) -- Rev. R, Simpson, Minister. KIDNEY 8 ARE CLEANSED and in. : AH ) yg . ~~ . yigorate y us . 5 Rk -~ 2 "The Parish Workers of the Church WSURED PRES ABAINET LOSS THEATRE Sunday School at 11 a.m. regular intervals, use Rumacare for You Can Save with Safety at Your Rexall Store Pi ie a ; F Pio ? Evening Service at 7 o'clgek your health's sake. -Sold at' A. M. : - - : : > of Ascension, - Port Perry, will hold Rv id iana i : : * Eg * , geik: rence' ) EE ie Fg hep + P Hv 2 oe Note- Every diamond is insured, PEE OSHAWA Fos " Everybody Welcome, Lawrence's Drug' Store. - : : ; ; Le LE) ppe 2a! h Bentley's Jewelry Store Port Perry Parking 4 1011 7 ~~ FOR RENT \ : h ; "3 RA Ba afternoon and evening of Friday, Nov. a Eo AIR-CONDITIONED {PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH | Six voomed house on John Street. BISMA- ALKA SELTZER ......20 and 57¢. WW eid Mr ANAL NEEM EX x Green Thurs.; Fri., Sat, OCT. 5:6-7 Rev. "W. J. H. Smyth, Minister Apply to Mrs Gordon Bruce ANDREW'S LIVER SALT, 33¢c., §5¢. OW SALE OF HOME-MADE COOKING|, "AUC ot Ton bho Tr BLE © 10 a.mN-Sunday School : 'OTATOES FOR SALE ; . Sa Bo 2A il Ea Baking SING bank, Ontario, announce the engage Ann Neagle and Geo. Sanders, in' 11 Than eg Service". | gne HN a bag FOR Sale room. X . KRUSCHEN SALTS iS EALAS +696 \ yi Aa our made prking,| ment of their youngest daughter Jean 7. p.m.--Rev. Clarence Ferguson; o ? \ SASKASAL SALTS ....... 39¢., 69¢. held by the Evening Auxiliary of the United Church, at. the Community room of the Library, on October Tth. Afternoon Tea served from 3 to 6 p.m. Silver collection. Everybody welcome, THANK YOU! Scugog Chapter, 1LO.D.E,; wish to thank all those who responded so willingly _to the appeal for Red Cross needs, including i nop money, bed- ding and warm clothing. Never has ~ Aheir been such a generous response. Plans are being arranged by the Chapter to start war-timé¢ work. Mr. and Mrs. Mansell Gerrow have reurned home after a pleasant trip to New York and a visit to the World's Fair. Mrs. Harry White, of Coldwager, was a week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Densham. Mrs. Brain of Whitby was the guest . of her sister Mrs. C. L. Vickery, over the week end. Mr. John Jewell, of Cannington, called on friends in town on Monday. Mrs. John Cowie, of Owen Sound, has been visiting her mother Mrs. R. McKnight, and sister Miss McKnight. Mrs. C. L. McKinnon, of Detroit, was a week-¢iid guest of her mother Mrs. E. Beare. She had been attend- ing the convention of the American Hospital Association in Toronto. g Mrs. E. A. Walker recently under- went a serious eye operation. We are pleased to know that she is doing as well as can be expected after the operation. ' Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Thompson, of Toronto, were holidaying in town last week. > frecovered. Margaret, to Gordon Wilfred Ward, | only son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ward, Uxbridge, Ontario, . The mar-, riage to take place the latter part of October, . 1 Nurse Edith Cavell with. Edna May Oliver, May Rabson, Zazu Pitts. Y nt i ~_ADDED--Walt Disney Cartoon, ! "OFFICER DUCK" REVIVAL, Friday, at 10.45 p.m. "FOUR DAUGHTRS" starring The Lane Sisters and Jeffrey Lynn, | MRS. WILLIAM MILNER Mrs. Wm. Milner, of Port Perry,' died early Monday morning, October 2nd, 1939. She had been"ill for near. ly three months, having suffered a' paralytic stroke from whicli'she never 'MIDNITE SHOW Sunday, October 8th Doors open at 12.05 p.m. Fred MacMurray, andMadeleine Carroll, in "Honeymocn in Bali" with Allan Jones. All Seats 3bc. Deceased was the daughter of My. and Mrs. Joseph Smeltzer, of Arthur, | Ont. She was twice married, her first husband being Mr. Madgett by whom she had two daughters, Eva Madgett, Toronto, and Mrs. H. Hayes, Scugag, both of whom survive her. . Some years after the death of her former husband, Mrs, 'Madgett was married to William Milner. They lived in Toronto for many years, where they were actively engaged in church work. In recognition of their faithful service in Davenport United Church, they were presented with a handsome grandfather clock and an appreciative address. Mrs. Milner was particular- Iy intertsted in the work of the Woman's Missionary Society. Mr. and Mrs. Milner who formerly had moved to Scugog Island some five years ago, have been residents of Port Perry for some eighteen months. The funeral service was conducted by Rov.- Mr. Smyth, assisted by Rev. 'sir. McKay, of the Davenport Road Church. Interment was made at the Weston Cemetery. 1 The sympathy of the community is extended to Mr. Milner in his bereave- FOUR DAYS Special Holiday Attraction Monday, Tues., Wed., Thursday, October 9-10-11-12 "Phe Show of Shows" IN TECHNICOLOR "The Wizard of Oz" with Judy Garland, Frank Mor- gan, Ray Bolger, Bert Lahr, Jack Haley. Bethany, will preach. CHURCH OF THE.ASCENSION Rector--Rev. J. C, Clough Thursday, October 5th at 8 p.m. at St Thomas Church, Brogklin, Rt. Rev. A. R. Fleming, the Bishop of the Arctic will give an illustrated talk. Sunday, October 8-- 8 a.m.--Holy Communion 3 p.m.--Surnday School. ° 7 p.m.--Evensong and Sermon. Thursday, October 12-- : 7.30 p.m.--Prayers & Intercessions Sunday, Oct. 15th--Children's Day 8 a.m.--Holy Communion 3 p.m.--Sunday School 7 p.m. --Evensong and Sermon, ARE YOU THE MAN? Watkins Dealer (between 26 and 50 years), with car, needed immediately to.hand out FREE Extracts in nearby rural route and supply established de- mand for Everyday Necessities in- cluding Spices, Baking Powder, Clean- sers, Soaps, Medicines, Fly Spray, Mineralized Stock-and Poultry Tonics. 70 years reputation. 10,000 dealers. Must be satisfied with $30.00 weekly at start. Selling experience' unneces- sary. Farm experience helpful. Credit furnished right parties. -~ Write im. mediately, The J. R. Watkins Com- pany, Montreal, Que., Dept. O-P-5 APPLES FOR SALE Eating and Cooking Apples, $1.50 bbl. McIntosh Reds $1.00 bushel; Winter Apples $1,60 bbl, Bushels or barrels delivered, in town. '| sunroom, hardwood floors. For safe, quick relief from Sour Stomach, Acid-Dyspepsia, Bring your bags. C. H. KELLETT, Port Perry. WORK WANTED . Young woman' wishes to secure position for housework--experienced. Will take place in town or on farm near town. Apply to J. Goreski, R.R. No. Port. Perry. HOUSE FOR SALE . Mr. J. F, McClintock is offering his house. on Lilla St., Port Perry, for sale. This is a brick clad, two storey house containing 8 rooms and large It has all modern conveniences as well as run- ning spfing water, The garage is double boarded 16 x 20, room for two cars. Possession Nov. 1. If inter- ested a- letter addressed Port Perry R.R. No.-2 will find me or telephone 107 r 4. J, F. McClintock. 05tf NOVA KELP TABLETS | : 79¢., $1.39 and $2.79 _ NORVAL'S YEAST and IRON TABLETS RUMACAPS Flatulence, etc. 4 ounce 75¢. 16 ounces $1.50 \ A. M. LAWRENCE PHONE 49 7a Rexall mw PORT PERRY PROTECT YOURSELF with Reliable Fire Insurance Place Your Insurance with "HAROLD W. EMMERSON Phone 4 3 5 Port Perry 1} .HOUSE FOR RENT Apply to Jos. Baird, Port Perry WE HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY oe OB i 2 MEN'S SHOES (FOR DRESS WEAR) Ress esusssasessebsessintebeibitiiabocaness We Offer You the Ch S in Fresh and Cured Meats at WKER'S Guests at Cricklewood «Lodge over|ment. == | .. .. George Emmerson, Phone 41, - CLARE: & : - bY the week-end were Messrs, T. R. Hay- A *.z Port Perry, Ontario. ' 3 ALSO | = thorn, Howard Reynolds, fan Rae, Br Ask to sce the Special 34 piece set . GO TO z ! = : Lowest Market Price. 2 4 Prompt and Campbell, of Toronto; Mrs. Lee R:|Silver Flatware at I. R.' Bentley's. FOR SALE - WORK OO0TS Courteous Service Knight, Mrs. Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. J. - W. Tompkins, of Lindsay. "Mr. R. Hills of Port Hope, visited friends in town last Thursday. Mr. M. Laidlaw of Toronto, was a visitor in town last week. Mr. 'Bill Jackett of Lindsay visited friends here and stayed at the Sebert Hoose. "Mr. and Mrs. Forbes Nasmith, and Mr. Mungo Nasmith, of Toronto, were with friends in town last week. Mr. W. A. Kilgour of Toronto, and a number of friend? were in town last week. Mr. Robt. McMillan is now travel- ling for the Pedlar People Ltd. of Oshawa. In the school "room of the United at 3 p.m. under the auspices of the Woman's Missionary Society, Mrs. (Rev.) David Rose, St. George's Church, Oshawa, .will give an -illus- trated lecture to the ladies of the con- gregation on her work in India. Slides will be-used to make the lecture very entertaining and instructive. All the ladies of -the town are invited... Tea will be served. Silver offering taken. Ask to see the Special 34 piece set Silver Flatware at I. R. Bentley's. Price $9.90. GREENBANK Church, on Wednesday, October 11th, onto, at their homt on Sunday. WEBSTER'S "HORSE . - BLANKETS MITTS, GLOVES, OVERALLS Don't forget the Thanksgiving ser- vices on Sunday, Oct. 8, with 'a hot foyl supper on followed by the play: "Express Yourself." Mr. D. Wallace: left for 0.A.C. at Guelph, last week. Walter Phoenix returned to Toronto University last week. } rd. J. McLean and Mrs. 'M, Me- "Lean, Whitby, at" Mrs: Watson's last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Blair, Ottawa, visit- ed Miss and Mrs, Blair recently." Mr. Robert Brandon, Markham, at Mr. R. Real's last week. . Mrs. Cecil Leask has returned home from a visit at Hamilton. Mesrs. Ronald and Elmer Lee, To- Sorry to report Miss M. A. Blair on the sick list. : : Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Midgley and sons, of Zephyr, visited the latter's parents on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Wilmot Asling and Mr. and Mrs. J. Daniels, Markhan i J Gl oe ol | Sy i Mrs. Rod's Bible Wp enter- GALL SALVE tained last Wednesday afternoon at - J Hanford's Balsam the home of Mrs. Pilkey. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Bonnell and daughter 'of Oshawa, at Mr. W. Boe's for the Red Cow, due to freshen soon, two Clyde Colts, one two year old, one three years old, also 35 Rock Pullets, Ray Medd, Lot 6, Con. 5, R.R.1., Port Perry. ' HOUSE FOR SALE OR FOR RENT Six rooms with bath, furnace, elec- tric lights, garabe, gatdeén, on paved street in Port Perry. Apply to Mrs. W.-F. Walker, Phoné 163 r 5. , O12 DELANEY FURS Belleville Trenton Oshawa FUR COATS $1.00 Weekly "$1.00 Down. ®Remodelling ® Repairs W. RODMAN, Tailor AGENT, PORT PERRY ------ . Come in and See Cawker Bros. Phone 20w Port Perry Our Stock hi ST tn YOUR FAMILY BAKER | George Stephens ~ PORT PERRY' worries, and provide the * best in Bread and Pastry. JEMISON'S BAKERY Myrtle Garage - Imperial Oil Products 'Guaranteed Repairs--All Cars Prompt, Courteous Service FRANK MARKS, Proprietor MUSIC INSTRUCTION Hawaiian and Spanish Guitar, Uku- lele and Banjo. Lesons strictly by note, Special 60c. rate. Apply to Ken Spears, Port Perry; or to Cecil Hooey at the Barber Shop. Dr. H. H. Armstrong FOR SALE DENTIST > es Apply at Star Office, Port Perry. Oct. & Leonard Block over Prentice's Barber| HOUSE FOR SALE OR FOR RENT Price $9.90. Weck end. 5 : of Myrrh . ors ne ; - Shop ' 3 "7 Messrs. Ed and Ear] Bryant at. Hali- A dT Io i] Situated on Queen street. = All Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Beatty spent the | burton,'ohe day last week. : Telephone 237 - - » Port Perry modern conveniences.. Apply to Mrs. week end in Toronto, Mrs. Robt. Levia of Fenelon Falls, is holidaying with Mrs. E. Beare. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Shaw, of Mount Dennis, called on friends in town on Saturday. Mr. Harold Woon, of Toronto, spent ya), Sunday with his parents. Private Fred Densham of Oghawa, was a week-end visitor with hi§ par- ents Mr. and Mrs. P, Densham. The Misses Ethel, Hallie, and Edna "Emmerson, of Toronto, spent the week end at their summer home, Private Fred Colbear of Oshawa, RAGLAN . } Mr. and Mrs, Harry Hughson, Oak. (ville, Mr. and Mrs. John Colgan, To: jronto, were Sunday visitors: with Mr. and Mrs, Geo, Bray. Mrs. Harvey Miller and children en and David, of Ballantrae; Mr. land Mrs. Norman Wilson, Prince Al- Jert, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs. A, Miller. bh, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Grose and sop Frank, have return after spending several days with Rev. and Mrs. Chas. Fox, at Westhampton. Mr._and Mrs. J." Evans spent the Work Boots and Work Rubbers f BACON ' Lean Breakfast, : *S W. Pyatt. Some furniture for sale. Do You Need. -- i| Stationery? Letterheads. envelopes, bill- heads, and all kinds of business office requirements supplied at the Star Office. Ib. ge Painting Shop 'BAKING POWDER DOMINO, Ib. ggg COFFEE, Richmelio, Ib. 350 HONEY, amber, 41b. pail 19¢ f Also Fender Work and - Furniture Painting - Genuine Hand Made Mechanic's. License r week end with the latter's sister in| Beatty Sto Port Perr ' LONG STRAW 3 was home for the week. end. } ' Lindsay. Mrs. J. McGaffey and Mr. f Te . - y * PUMPKIN, per tin 10e 2 Phone 209 © Mr. Geo. Wilkinson of Toronto, was McGaffey. YE. A Cele] Smart's 24's : : "a visitor in town on Tuesday. Mr. Hugh Lucas of Whitby, was in 3 ; : - town oh Wednesday. a thorough cleaning in preparation for The young ladies met at the hall on Tuesday afternoon and gave the hall Strand Theatre | the fowl supper this week. JAM, 2§¢ Raspberry, 32 oz. Jar CORN STARCH, 1b. 10¢ { Horse | (Durham) Heartburn, ; u Can relieve you from baking. § * 1928 Ford Coach in good condition. ' ~ Repair and 3 A : TERESA hE] : HOOEY'S ~ REPAIR SHOP % One block: North of the Sebert House "Mr. Will Magin of Sutton, was call- An unfortunate accident occurred | ing on Friends In town on Thursday. during the silo filling at the home of ; ei all: SE iS Sr at] - - wile was I) own on Thursday looking up yreeking it. Fortunately no one was Thurs., Friday, Saturday, (this week) ' . thurt. . Fes i Charles Starrett Mr. W. Vanstone, of Whitby, was'in: Mr. John Moore has purchased a Son's of Pioneer Radio's Stars, in town on Wednesday. new corn cutter, - i ele | "Mr. and Mrs. W. Street of*Toronto, Outlaws of Prairie Mrs. Axel Osberg. of Ketchekan, iiiqq UXS8RICGE "Always the Latest Shows" ena WAX Old English; 1b. 49¢ Mince Meat, Cleanser classic, tin 08 : 256 TEA Domino, 3 1b. 29¢ Bulk, 2Tule id _ PRUNES 70-80's, 3 1b. .2§ 'BARLEY, Pot, Ib. .08 8 | FIT and MEASURE GUARANTEED : AT NO EXTRA COST. _ MADE BY MAN WITH THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE (The firm of Greer & Humphreys is disolved.) ARTHUR W.- S. GREER oor on Sunday with 12 prizes Saturday, October 7th.» Midgley and Mrs. Risebrough, of Port * 'Perry, and Mrs, Abbott of Oshawa, motored to Wallaceburg to see their sister Mrs, Jas. Brunt. - HICKMAN-- In loving memory of my dear mother, J. Wells, who passed away, October 3rd, 193%-- Mother dear, 1 am so lonely, "Cartoons and Screen Snapshots. Mon., Tuesday, Wed,, October 9-10-11 MACARONI BANANAS, 3 Ibs. for 25¢ Head Lettuce, 2 for 19¢ PORT PERRY,, ONT. Queen 'Street, Port Perry, Phone 264. \ ie (The firm of Greer & Humphrers ly/disotved.) A A t Mr. and Mrs : v G . Alaska, spent a week with her niece 1 1y.: : i ._ Hear Son' . Can be obtained Irom-- : + Mrs. Thos. Risebrough. re py LL (hls mia scone Corn Syrup . Ro ShesiA T. STEWART, OF | Winter moraine, sd Ptey atric : AY Mrs. A. Osberg, Mr. A. J. Kight NE ---- ! You'll like.it, COME ree ; a UIT SPECIALS : i WL) and son Cleve ant, daughttrs Mrs, H." = "IN MEMORIAM Stooges, in "TERMITIES OF 1938 6 1b. tin 39¢ - WM. WEBSTER of each week, or by appofitment. : week or by appointment. 7 Since the day you went away, "Dorothy" Lamour, Ray Milland, in : . Sa RUSSELL D. ; Ask to see the Special 34 piece Set And my memory lingers' often WH J - I L 13) HS # x rult edium os W. A. Sangster Beinn fin HUMP REYS Silver Flatware at L R. Reiley. To Jour grive not far Away. | er Jungle Love Ready cut, 1b 05 Gr pets | . ol DENTAL SURGEON % Sime Hipest Slorth, Oshawa. ¢ " Price $9.90. Today recalls such memories : $f Y ce Hours: 9 am, to 5 p.m. " -- ! i Mr, 3. Emmons, Mrs. Don Minaker OL0 dear mother gone torest, | Yilla jn fle dungle. © nin . - Cranberries, per Ib. 33¢ Ofice Upotaire, svt Blosps - | 1% tiendanee Al ms Port Burry oes bn } 3 and Mrs. Minaker's mother, Mis. C. ATs (he ones Who love her pest | And COMEDIES. "| PDagg, 3 for RGE ONIONS, 10 Ibs. for 19 sib a x vt ---- Emmons, of Odessa and Kingston, at H Loving thoughts of my dear Dad AT rarer . ' . 8 Er " iby Mrs, Thos. Risebrough's on Monday. Henry frickman, who Taio away, 'Thursday, Erlday, Saturday, (Next) Standard 170z. tin CELERY, large,' 2 for 18¢c aie BRON AND PRESRED | Queen Street, Port Perry, Phone 264- Mrs. Reginald: Abbott of Oshawa, July 20th, 1938, 3 Vy wpLIGHT olt, in WHERE" : HX SEE : Ce ; onts ior - .5Y rs & spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Both sadly missed by their daughter h LIGHT INTO NOWHERE HEE 2 . VERT SUITS CLEANED 0 " a -- LT iE her sister Mrs. T. Risebrough. wa, iy ] PARLOUR MILLINERY! } DR. J. B. LUNDY No '| KIDNEYS 'ARE /CLEANSED and in- | BORN } Ladies! Come and get your hat. Dry Cleaned $1.00 DENTAL SURGRON . .- i - . 4 vigorated by using Rumacaps. At WILKINSON -- To Mr. and Mrs. M i a styl axtrme. »] O bh | nf} | Oo nd : . : 0 res alar 0: 8 Rumacaps for. John Wilkinson, of Greenbank, at Po orate It 4 5 on re I Tme C 4 P. ROLPH Office above Bell Telephone Exchange, Ho our health's sake. = A. M, Lawrence's Perry, Hospital, on 'Tuesday, October : 44 . STORES «» LIMITED : . North Side Queen Street, Port Perry. of | ugstore, Port Perry. i 8rd, 1939, a boy~<Neil. - second, house west of school. Upstairs, over Jemison's Bakery | Phones: Office 68w, Residence 68] . - Joe : } , 1