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V Na TT a © 5.830 o'clock. of Bolton, were week-end visitors "with SUPPER AND BAZAAR The "annual supper and bazar will be provided by the Parish Workers of the Church of thé Ascension on Friday evening of this week, November 3rd at Ample seating for those who do not arrive in time for the first "tables." You will find a good meal and a kindly welcome, < Amatour Ne ht, Nov. 8 'at Port Perry I. 0..D. E, Scugog Chapter LO.D.E. monthly meeting, on Monday, November 6th, at 3 p.m, in their rooms at the Library. "Mr. and Mrs. Forbes Ngsmith and son, Miss Winnifred Mayle; and Mr. Mungo Nasmith; all of Toronto, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1. R. Bentley, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Jeffrey and son Bob, Mr. and Mys. Frank Slemon, motored to Collingwood on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Reesor spent the week end in Toronto. Mr. Robt. Somerville, who has been confined to his bed for past five weeks is slightly improved. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beatty left on Monday to spend the winter in St. Petersburg, Florida. Mrs. Geo. Jackson is spending a few months with her sister in Wyoming, and the remainder of the winter with her son Dr. Harold Jackson, in New York. » : Mr. and Mrs. G. Lane and family have moved to the Alex. Vance house on the avénue. ' ; = Miss K. Currie of Toronto, a former school teacher here, spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. W. Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beare moved to Claremont on Monday. Miss Dora Reesor of Toronto, was home for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. W. M: Bowes and family have moved to the house form- erly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Beare. i Mr. Russell Sonléy_is making ex- + tensive 'repairs to his home. Mr. and Mrs. Kerr, Prince Albert, have moved into the R. Butson house on Water-street. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Price, Grimsby, were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. P. G.| At the morning service last Sunday Morrison on Thursday, Rev. Mr. Smyth paid tribute to Mr. Stouffer for him long, faithful, -and Miss Dorothy Rodd visited her par- ents at Manilld 'over the week end. Mr. and Mrs, Alfred King have moved into the house on Casimer' St, lately purchased by -them from the Parsons "estate. Mrs. W. Weller of Zephyr. visiting her daughter Mrs. Lorne Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Starr of Prince Albert, have moved into the Rodman house on McDonald street. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Harris spent the week end in 'London. Mus. Robert Studholme and family, 'Mr. and Mrs. John Birkett. © Mr. and Mrs. Orval Switzer, Toron- to, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Grey, of Oshawa, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, C:- Switzer. Mr. Baldwin, Toronto, i Bert Williams and Mr. Arthur spent the week end in Mr." Joseph Goldring of Cobourg, BLUEDI im . nines . ----- REE ASAINST LOSE Note-- Every diamond is insured. Bentley's Jewelry Store Port Perry : | Free Band Concert STOUFFVILLE BOYS AND GIRLS in the High School next Tuesday, . November 7th, at 8.15 A real treat is in store for all those who will help to fill the High School auditorium, next "Tuesday evening, when the Juvenile Band of our neigh- boring community will pay Port Perry a visit, and demonstrate what. boys and girls from eight years of age and upwards can do with band and orchestral instruments. A year and three months old this young band has given thrills to their audiences where ever they have per- formed, and under the direction of their teacher, Mr. Martin Chenhall, Mus. Bac. intends to be ready to com- pete in their class at the Canadian National Exhibition in the coming contest. i ' . > Last July and August this band gave weekly concerts in their home village, when it 'is said that "on con-: cert: night cars were seen from 30. miles around, and once a month play the evening service in the. United Church, the congregation joining in the singing with a real relish." This concert is a. complimentary one' to Port Perry citizens, no charge, no collection, just an evening of enjoy-| ment and surprise for young-and old! alike. Every one is welcome. - rt v At Half Price Mrs. Hall is. making a Special Offer of all hats at HALF PRICE. Mrs. Hall, Parlor Milljner, 2nd house west of school. Sixteen Years as Choir. Leader Mr. Vv. P. Stouffer has resigned his position as choir leader of the Port Perry United "Church, after sixteen years .of service. Mr. Stouffer -has served the church in this capacity so that he would remain, and his -an- nouncement of retirement was received with surprise and regret. efficient service; with special reference to the many occasions upon which he has rendered assistance with the Sun- day School and other church organiza- tions, Mr. Stouffer's many contributions of violin solos have always been appre- ciated, and it is pleasing to know that he will still be available for occasional assistance, - = The choir turned out.in full force at both services in: honour of their leader. fn CHICKEN PIE SUPPER and CONCERT will be held in the L.O.L. Rooms in the Nichols Block, on November 17th, 1939, under the auspices of the Queen Victoria Ladies' Auxiliary. Proceeds to be used for purchasing materials ete., for men on active service. Sup- per from 5.30 to 7.30 pm. Concert as soon as all are served. Admission to supper and concert, Adults 40c., Child- ren 26c¢. Mrs. Geo. F. Charlsey, President. Ss 0OCK | ONTARIO COUNTY LIVE STOCK long that it was taken for granted; FREE Perking OSHAWA here. AIR-CONDITIONED *- ; Friday-Saturday, November, < Charles Laughton, in 1 "Jamaica Inn' with Maureen O'Hara and | "Leslie Banks. ; ~-- ADDED -- 13 Popeye in Wotta a Nightmare: REVIVAL, Friday, at 1045 Pm "Damsel in Distress" with hn Fred Astaire, Burns & Allen Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, NOVEMBER 6-7-8 "Lady of the Tropics" wilh Robert Taylor and Hedy Lamarr Thursday, Friday and Saturday, NOVEMBER 9-10-11 'Terror Strikes From the Sea-- "U-Boat 29" Sunday Service at 7 p.m. 10 a,m. --Sunday School; Sunday, November 5th-- gi 'Sunday, November 12th--. ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. R. Simpson, Minister, PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH «Rev. W, J. H. Smyth, Minister. 11 am, and 7 p.m.--Public Worship, Rev. S. A, Kemp of Oshawa, will be in eharge. CHURCH OF THE "ASCENSION Rector: Rev. J. C..Clough 8 a.m.--HoHly Communion" 11 a.m.--Holy Communion and sermon. - 4: .8 p.m.--Sunday School. 8 a.m.--Holy Communion 3 p.m.--Sunday School 7 p.m.--Evensong and Sermon, COURT OF REVISION - » VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY A Court of Revision to hear appeals against assessments, pertaining to the Assessment Roll of 1939, upon which taxes for 1940 will be levied, will be held at the Clerk's Office on November 13th, '1939, at 7.30 .p.m. (Assessment Act, Sec, 73, Chap. 272) « G. F. MANNING, Clerk. Treasurer's Office, Port Perry, Ontario, October 30th, 1939, DELANEY FURS LET'S YOU Come in and see our line of Winter Weight Sooks. SE PURE obi. WORK SOCKS Priced as follows: 25c, 35¢, 40c, 50c. Per Pair =r et Gum Rubber Socks Deuble weight at 78¢. bits per psy DRESS S SOCKS Union and Botany wool for Winter wear 25¢, 35¢, 40¢, 50c, 'and 60c. per pair. Ww. E. Webster Beatty Store Port Perry -~ was a visitor in town on Wednesday. Receives Appointment . Mr. M. T. Beare leaves on Monday to take a position with the -Allis- Chalmers Rumley Co. Limited, Toron- James Andrus Dies «The death occurred on Monday, Oct. 23rd, 1039, in his 83rd year; of Mr. James M. Andrus, Tate husband of Mrs. Andrus of Borelia. Funeral ser- vices were conducted in Uxbridge Baptist Church. Interment was made to. Mae will be blockman for Brute, Grey and Dufferin counties, with Han- over his headquarters, where My .and Mra. Beare will move in the near future. Mr®Bedre won a contest for selling the most. tractors in the East- ern Division this fall, which entitles him to trip commencing December 4, for ten days at the factories in -Mil- waukee, La Porte and West Alls in ] - "the United States: THE ECKARDTS ENTERAIN One of the best entertainments given in Port Perry in many 'moons was. staged by the Bell Ringers on .. Wednesday evening, They were greet - ed by a pleased and crowded house, in- Uxbridge cemetery on Oct. 26th. Beloved father of Charles L., of Pick- ering; Corwin E., of Toronto; Mrs. R, J. Suteliff, Port Perry; William H., of Windsor; Frank W,, of Toronto; Al- 'fred N, of Exeter; Mrs. A. F. Moss, of Toronto; Mrs.~Morgan Bell, Toronto; Mrs. Wm. Playter, Toronto. One son, Gordon E., deceased. He is also sur- vived by his widow, Mrs. D, Andrus," Rév.- Mr, Austronilofficiated -at ;the services. --t---- SLUGGISH KIDNEYS impatr your health. Rumacaps' Two-Way Action quickly cleanses 'and invigorates the Kidneys. Use Rumacaps. Sold at Organizing for War Work iliary wish to increase their strength by associated membership for sewing, knitting and ete. join may do so at their next regular meoting, Thursday, Nov: 2nd at 8 p.m. or phone the president, Mrs, Charlsey. Our fooms are over the Observer Printing Office. . \ Sd The Ladies' Lawn Bowling Club a are holding a Bridge and Euchre evening on Wednesday, November: 16th, at 8 p.m, in the Memorigl Library. Keep thedate ¢ open, TAKE. HRHUGO" for Rheumatiaty, seiatica; "lumbago, neuritis. Secure quick, safe relief. - Price $1.00 at Mdrrison's Drug Store, Port Perry, or write Telfer Specialty, Comiany, oom 2 Belleville Trenton "Oshawa starring Conrad Veidt, Valerie, - . and Sebastion Shaw F UR C (0) A T S : bs ' $1.00 Down. ~~ $1.00 Weekly The Queen Victoria Ladies' Aux- Remodelling ® Repairs MISS A. STOUT © AGENT, PORT PERRY JUDGING COMPETITION Junior Farmers from all parts of the County. gathered at Uxbridge on Thursday, October 26th, to compete in -| the Annual- Livestock Judging" Com-|- petition which was carried out in the PORT PERRY, ONT, THURSDAY, © NOVEMBER 2nd; 1939 3. TRUCKING Local Trucking and moving dong. Rates reasonable, White Brothers, Port Perry. nov30 LAWRENCE'S Drug Store NEWS You Can Save with Safety at Your Rexall Store Allan Ellicott, Locust Hill; 2nd, camp. bell Hamer, Myrtle Station; 3rd, Fréd Christie; Port Perry; 4th Geo. Knox, Brougham; 6th, Vernon Ellicott, . Lo- cust Hill; 6th Ross Knox, Claremont; 7th, Alfred Fisher, Ashburn; 8, Lloyd Down, Oshawa; 9 and 10 (tie) Angus Stainton, Blackwater, and Charles Hamer, Myrtle Station; 11, "Hugh Ormiston, 'Brooklinj 12, Mel. Bryant, Ashburn. The Senior Prize Winners were: 1st, John Howden, Columbus; 2nd, Vincent Teefy, Pickering; 3rd, Roy Ormiston, Brooklin; 4, Hugh Teefy, Pickering; 6 Morley Bain, Zephyr; 6 Harvey Black- burn, Uxbridge; 7 Bruce Lockie, Zephyr; 8 John Batty, Brooklin;: 9th Ivan Rennie, Blackwater; 10, Allan Down, Oshawa; 11, Ernest Sonley,| Blackwater; Carl Down, Oshawa, The winners of the Championship Prizes were: ] C.N.E. Shield--For the highest Jr. Contestant, Allan Ellicott. 4 © Silver Cup--donated-by A. Ss. Ross, Rep. of the Sun Life, to highest con- testant in" Horse Judging, John How- den, Columbus, . Silver Cup--donated by R R. Me- Laughlin, Elmecroft Farm, to highest contestant' in Dairy Swiging, John Howden, Columbus. , Swine Trophy--donated by Major- General John A. Gunn to the higliest contestant in Swine Judging, Hugh Teffy, Pickering. Shorthorn Cattle in Canada--book donated by the Dominion Shorthorn Breeders' Association to the highest contestant in Beef Judging, Campbell Hamer, Myrtle Station. Women Stand 3 | Ready s2 The Women's Institute stands ready these troublesome times, to serve their country wherever possible. Miss Mary A Clarke, superintendent, and Mrs, T. J. McDowell, provincial president, have responded to the call on behalf of the prganization 'of 42, 000 members, . The secretaries 'in the district have received letters advising the members Uxbridge distriet, "During the day thes contestants visited a number of farms' in the district where they were required to judge ten classes of stock, Sheep, Horses, and Swine. judges were on hand to instruct the reasons on five classes judged. juniors and seniors, and cash prizés, as in both sections. tion was of excellent quality, and was supplied by the following farmers: Ww. Holwsam, M. Bailey. The Junior. Prize Winners were: 1st, composed of two classes of each of the! co- operation with the Government or following: Dairy Catfle, Beef Cattle, | other national organizations, and by Competent! carrying on essential work in their contestants and, immediately following the judging, all contestants gave oral The - contestants were divided into well as special prizes, were awarded The livestock: used in the Competi- Norman Hogg, .B. Blackburn, Leask Bros,, H. Barton, H. Page, F. Millman, how they can best serve at this time. Miss Clark feels that there are two ways in which they can best serve, by supporting national plans of work in communities. . The Red Cross was commended as being one of the best that they have a representative on their local Red Cross branch. Members were alsg advised to economize in the home, ta:tonserve and store vegetables Well knitted socks which woyld fit and be comfortable, mitts and sleeveless sweaters, would be needed and for those' who. desire instructions. for this work jt could be obtained by writing to . Women's. Institute: Branch of -the Department of Agriculture at Toronto, Have : 'Done : | PORT PRINTING: . STAR OFFICE Your at the PERRY channels, &nd Institutes should seef: 'and fruits, use home-grown products.|_ -1 6 years old. Apply to Geo. W. Samells, Ladies wishing to].. a | Satisfactory Work ; Prompt Delivery ' Reasonable Prices Wa shall be pleased to quote rices on any printing job poe may wish to have fi. 8 v ' 5 Lawrenee's Drug Store, Port Perry. i . ; 104 Richmond St. W., Toronto. it in the Port Perry Star If you have anything. to sell, advertise . RR. 3, Port Perry (Scugog).- FREE | FREE--Set of Try- On Hair Styles with each large. size RE SCOTT'S EMULSION ... FROSST'S 217 Tablets 35¢., 15¢., $1.50 F ROSST'S NEO CHEMICAL . ; . COUGH SYRUP . .53¢., 98c. YER'S ASPIRIN . 2c, 39¢., 98c, FOOD. . verre» $1.16 and $2.45 XALL CHERRY" BARK. +2420. 85¢, 60c, FITCH SHAMPOO ALKA SELTZER .........20c, 87c. JERGENS FLOATING ALL for 59¢. ~ CARBOLIC SOAP ..3 cakes Ide, 'A. M. LAWRENCE °° PHONE 49 72 Rexall swe PORT PERRY isdianies ra SPAHR'S REMEDY Beats 'em All REMEDY Stops Cough, clears up Head and Chest Colds, Sore Throat, Infected Tonsils, and quickly relieves spasmodic cough and whooping:cough spasams, SPAHR'S works faster, safer, with good results or money. back. PROVE it. Save your bli} Money. -- AT -- 'Lawrence's Drugstore \ VOTERS' LIST, 1939 MUNICIPALITY OF REACH, County of Ontario.' Notice is hereby given that 1 have complied with Séction 7 of the Voters' Lists Act and that I have posted up at my office at Manchester on the 27th day of Octobef, 1939, 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- being the 17th day of November, 1939. FRED CHRISTIE, cording to law, the last day for appeal > Clerk of Reach Township. k ARE YOU THE MAN? Watkins Dealer (between 26 and 50 "lyears), with car, needed jmmediately to hand out FREE Extracts in nearb: rural route and supply established he mand for Everyday Necessities in- cluding Spices, Baking Powder, Clean- sers, Soaps, : Medicines, Fly Spray, Minaralized 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 ri Tit rties. Write im. mediately, R. Watkins Com- pany, Montreal, Que., Dept. O-P-6 Village of PORT PERRY TAXES Yeu are hereby re- minded that the Secood Instalment of 1939 taxes is due on Monday, Nov. 6th. G:F. MATE RE Tax Collector Treasurer's Office, Oct. 24, 1989, - Ww Dr. H.-H. Armstrong DENTIST Leonard Block over Prentice's Barber "Shop Telephone 287 Port Perry FOR SALE Navy Blue Chinchilla Overcoat, good as new, will fit boy ten or twelve. Also boys' hockey boots and skates. Very reasonable." Apply at Star Office, Now is the time to BUY MEN'S SHOES (FOR DRESS WEAR) RUBBERS and 70 ROCK PULLETS FOR SALE Laying, ~ Apply to Robert 'Moase, Phone 256W, Port Perry. < No. 1,--Frame house, six rooms, all conveniences, Good cellar, garage, excellent garden. with small fruits. Also another frame house. Apply to] Willidm Brown at the premises of the late Mrs, Geo, Colton, Port Perry. FOR SALE Frame stable and hay loft, size 20 x 40, price $260. Good value. Apply to Alex; Gilbert, Blackstock, Ont. TWO HOUSES'FOR SALE "M\ "WORK BOOTS Come in and See : Our Stock 'George Stephens PORT PERRY =~ ' HORSE FOR SALE or will exchange for cattle, A gelding nov23 W. A. Sangster ' , DENTAL SURGEON omes Roma; 8 am. to 5 p.m, > Satan; anit Seve J L 80 Cents ~~ SUITS CLEANED Dry leaned $1.00 C."P. ROLPH SUITS SPONGED AND PRESARD | ARTHUR W. 8. GREER in atiendanse al. my Port Perry ofies oo Wednesday morning, snd Friday aftevasen _ of each week, ér by appointment. Queen Street, Port Perry, Phone 284 (The firm of Grose & Hamphivs fa dlsaived) RUSSELL D. HUMPHREYS 24% Bimeces Bireet North, . Phone 014 Ye ba in attendance al my Port Porky fies on Tumday and Thisday afernoins of cssh week or by appelutment. Queen Btreet, Port Perry, Phone 34. DR. J. B. LUNDY | DENTAL SURGNON Upstairs, over. Jemison "s Bakery ) E tr (The firm of Greer & Numphreys to dlsotved.) -. a £2) Phetnnct