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PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, nd THURSDAY, JULY 4th, 1940 BROCK THEATREPRENTICE'S Phone 618, WHITBY ~ ,Healthfully Air Conditioned. 5 All Shows Daylight Saving Time. ; * " THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, ol ® LEY JULY 4-5-6 . - Two shows at 7.30 and 9.30 p.m, Saturday Matinee at 1.80 © "Laugh It Off" with Constance Moore, Johnny Downs, Marjorie Rambeau, Hedda Hooper. --Also an ADDED Attraction-- "TEAR GAS SQUAD" with Dennis Morgan, John Payne, ' Gloria Dickson. '.' MONDAY, TUES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8-9-10 Last complete show at -8.50 "T66 Many : Husbands" | with Jean Arthur, Fred MacMurray, V Melvyn Douglas --Also an ADDED Attraction-- "ADVENTURE IN DIAMONDS" = with George Brent, Isa Miranda, John Loder, Nigel Bruce. AEE SATE | HOW ABOUT a Beauty Parlour '--Phone 2233-- With or' Without Appointments MISS VIOLET BOLTON EXPERT STYLIST FROM TORONTO CURLS YOUR HAIR TO SUIT YOUR PERSONALITY RE ---- ---- pri Permanent Waves $1.95 AND UP Special Bonat Oil Wave $2.50 and up Naivette Oil Machineless Permanents $4.50 and $6.00 Asana Cream Permament $5:00- Isana Machineless $3.50 OIL PERMANENTS --.$2.00, © $3.00, $4.00, and $5.00 = i -Y, Re ei adel of Phone 223, Port Perry ARTHUR PRENTICE, Prop. FOOTWEAR? | 4 4 Ritan Rubber Sole i Ritan Panco Tap Sole | Beatty Block 3 4 GOOD WEAR SHOES ARE OUR.SPECIALTY Upper Work Boot, strap heel, Upper Work Boot, 'Outside Counter, Waterproof Boet, leather sole, rubber heel, $4.25 See them at WEBSTER'S HARNESS SHOP. Dress and Fork 2 Socks at Reasonable Prices Pri. I main pC __SuEe ae $3.50 $3.90 Port Perry a . oe market prices. courteous service. . EVERY DAY SERVICE All through the year on every shopping day, we --are-at-your service with the best meats at the lowest Phone calls receive prompt and Bert. MacGregor, Phone 72-r-2 FOR REPAIRS of ELECTRICAL Household Call JOHN PHONE 85 Appliances: FARM ER PORT PERRY] HOME ADDRESS--BIGELOW STREET : 'WEDDING BELLS Wagner-Gibson On. Friday afternoon' 28th June, 1940, the marriage was solemnized of | . ; Annie Grace Lucille Gibson, younger . daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Thos. Gib- son, of Bethesda, and Lorne William Wagner, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Lewis Wagner, of Utica. The wedding took place at Prince | = Albert, conductetd by the Rev. Jos.| ul Denny former minister of the happy pair. The setting of 'the ceremony was * énhanced by a profusion of summer blooms. Bec Mr. Harold A. Noble supparted the i groom and Mrs, Dorothy A. Noble, ~ gister of the bride was bridesmaid. The bride was attired in rose chiffon with white accessories and carried a bouquet of orange blossoms and roses, while the bridesmaid was dressed in Navy Crepe with White accessories h P. fi] and ther was | and orange blossoms. The bridal pair left for Niagara for their, honeymoon and on their return will reside in the vicinity of Uxbridge. © BLACKSTOCK "The regular meeting of the W.M. S. of the United Church was held at the home of Mrs, Jabez Wright with the devotional taken by Mrs, E. Dorrell. The program in charge of Mrs. Roy Taylor, was as follows: a piano solo by Miss Beryl Larmer, an interesting talk on "The World Situation" by Miss Ruth Honey, of Newcastle, a golo by Miss Vivian Saddler, a piano solo by Mrs. Gordon Strong and a reading "China's Christian Rulers" by Mrs. N. Mountjoy. At the close re- freshments were served and a vote of thanks tendered the hostess. Rev, E, P, and Mrs. Wood left on Wednesday to enjoy a well earned holiday at the Clergymen's Park, at Big Bay Point, Mr. Don Gillies, our local barber, has moved to Kis new shop between Camp's residepce. Mrs. Sandy |Dawson- and Kathérine of Windsor, are visiting hér parents, Mr. and Mrs, F. Bailey, Mrs. Cecil Hyde and daughter Patsy of Toronto, are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs, Ira Argue, The young people of St. John's Anglican Church are presenting their play "Step On It Lizz" at Manvers Station, on Wednesday evening. This is the fifth performance. The others were Blackstock, Raglan, Utica, Janetville, and Bethesda. We are pleased to know that Miss Eva Parr is progressing favorably after her recent appendix operation in the Toronto General Hospital. The June meeting of the W. A. of St. John's Anglican Church was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry McLaughlin with the. president Murs, E. P, Wood presiding. The meeting opened with hymn, Scripture reading by Birs! T. Argue and W. A "CIty and prayers led by the president. The Study Book chapter, "The Church in Evangelism" was taken by Mrs. T. Smith. The program in charge of Murs. F. Crawford consisted of a rcad- ing by Mrs, (Dr) J. McArthur, "Tolerance" a.reading by Mrs. Rahm, "Meet Him in the Morning", a humor- our reading by Mrs. A. Bailey, and a vocal duet by Mrs. Crawford and Mrs. I. Hamilton, A beautiful and impressive service was held in St. John's Anglican Church on Tuesday evening of last week when the following candidates 11. weer presented for confirmation by '| the Rector Rev. E. P. Wood. r. and Mrs. Thos. Trick, Mr. Wm. Stevenson, Dorothy Rahm, Ronald and John Archer, John Green, Charlie Fee and Ross Whitfield. Bishop Beverley of Toronto was in charge of the service. Congratulations are 'extended to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eccleston on their re- cent marriage on Wednesday, June 26. in the Presbyterian Church, Oshawa. _ The bride was formerly Miss Annie Archer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Archer, Burketon. The young couple will reside in Sudbury. On Friday evening of last week they were hon- ored guests at a miscellaneous shower in the Community Hall at Blackstock. Mr: Jack Smith was master-of cere- monies. Mrs." W. VanCamp favored with an apropriate reading and Mrs. Blake Stevens of Solina recited "The Lament of the Ontario Girl." fmumber were greatly appreciated and sion. The chairman on behalf of those present then presented the numerous lovely and useful gifts for which the bride and groom both expressed thelr grateful thanks. After a few short speeches refreshments were served and the remainder of the 'evening spent in a social time. -- Sincere sympathy is extended to Mr. Joseph Archer in the death of his sister Mary (Mrs. Colwell) of Mid- land, on Thursday, June 27th, ~~ ~ The Cartwright Choir was honoured in having the privilege of singing over the air on Saturday cvening. They were heard oer CFRB at nine o'clock (Daylight Saving Time) with Mrs. Switzer as conductor. The members were deeply appreciative of Mrs. 'Switzer's kindness in holding a sing- ing class every Monday night' during the_winter, in the Continuation School. She "is the musical instructor in all the schools throughout Cartwright. SCUGOG Harrison-Collins Miss Lorraine, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M, Collins, and Lloyd, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. David Har- rison, were united in marriage by Rev. F. G. Joblin, at the parsonage on Sat- urday afternoon. They. were attend- ed by Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Weyrich, sister and brother-in-law of the groom, After the honeymoon, the young couple will reside in Port Perry whére our best wishes go with them, LIE IE ; The evening service next Sunday will 'bein the Centre Church at 7.80 with the Head service at 11.30 am. Other services as usual, The Girl's Institute will hold their meeting on Saturday afternoon at Stephenson's Point. Roll Call---My Favorite. Game. Zz The President of the Red Cross So- ciety wishes to have a full meeting of the members at the Town Hall on Wednesday, July 10th. Please bring in all finished work with names at- tached, and more work will be handed to you. . the Orange Hall and Mr, w. A, Van:| Both| _ added to -the_enjoyment of the occa-| Books in Port BIOGRAPHY aii SVT (13 { 7 2 Afrikander Cecil Rhodes My Story .. George Sand' Sir Walter Scott Life of Sir Ernest Shackleton 'Naked Truth ....cococierevennnnne, Philip Sidney .... Clifford "Sifton ...... Diary of Mrs. Simcoe . Forty Years in Canada .... Robert Louis Stephenson in California Sun Yat Sen and the Awakening of China Skyward Arches of the Years Une-Arm Sutton Tamberlane . Theodoric Recallections of Sixty Years in Canada Short Life of Mark Twain Up trom Slavery ........ My Larger Educatior Wellington Memoirs of a IFox-Hunting Man .... I'hree 'I'imes and Out James Wolfe . Lives of a 1gal Lancer Men Who Made Good .... Light Bringers Recollections of Iiminent Men Women of Israel Celebrated Women ... Clearing in the West .......... Courageous Women .... Long Live the. King .... Mirrors of Downing Street Mirrors of Washington .. Royal Progress ......... My Garden of Memories Cipest Men of Canada, Vols I and 11 Lidinburgh Eleven .... Masques of Ottawa Under the Studio Light Those Luropeans I'eet of the Young Men ... Builders of Canadian Commonwe: ith . Three Persons Leaders of Europe .......... These Be Your Gods Our Living Generals Men Around the Kaiser Heroes of Modern Adventure Eminent Victorians Three Titans ........ } _- : Sibert and: Sullivan oi and Character . When Winter Comes to Main Street Portraits in Miniature Our Flag Plutarch's Lives . Kitchener's Mob .. Mein Kampf ...... ~Country Lawyer The death; of Mrs, Albert Littler occurred on Wednesday, June 6th, in the Soldiers' Memorial Hospital at Orillia. Mr. and Mrs, Littler came from England many years ago to To- ronto, and later moved to Scugog, and a few years ago to Orillia. Mr. Littler passed away on June 16th, just 11 days after his wife and life partner-was-called away. Mr. Littler. was blind for 12 years. He was in his 81st year, and Mrs. Littler in her 82nd year. They celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Dodsley, Scugog, last August. ~ Fiye children mourn their passing: Wifliam and Mrs. A. Lang, Orillia; Mrs. J. Martin and Mrs. B. Gray, Toronto; Mrs. W. Dodsley, Scugog. Six grandsons acted as pall- bearers. Thirty-five Boy Scouts from St. Thomas Church, Toronto, are at Lake- side Beach, for two weeks, Glad to sce Miss Audrey Hood and Miss Dorothy Joblin at their homes here for the holidays. Three Scugog girls ¢hose June for their bridal month--Miss Mae Leigh- ton, Miss Lorraine Collins, Miss Edna Dowson. | Rev. Mr. Joblin was in Rawdon cn Tuesday, attending the funeral of a friend. . Our anniversary tea and concert held on June 25th, was a success. Fol- lowing the tea, a play "That Watkins Girl" given by the young folk of Zion was good. 5 We were glad to see our former friends B. Howlett and Roy Kendall on the platform. They took the parts of miners. Mr. Howlett sang a num- ber 'of old songs. Miss Hall recited. Proceeds $61.00, . A re-union of the Joblin families was held at the parsonage on Monday, July dst. About thirty gathered from Toranto, Nestleton, Janetville "and Mariposa. - Miss B. Joness is on the way to visit her sister Mrs, J, Joblin Birthday greetings to Rev. F. G. Joblin and little Yvonne Milner whose birthdays are on July 7th, The King re-union and pienie will 1-dohn Wydlif, I | el A SOT: OS, Barrie 'brother, Mr. Perry Library Jameson Rinehart ...Howe Buchan ....Sheridan vivre Bourne rears Dafoe ..Robertson TERN SE TTT. Steele RY. -.Osbour ne Cantlie Byrd Sutherland asinn Sutton Lamb +e Hodgkin Bart as sbeirsiionpeetrnrs Paine Washington ..Washintgon ..Guedallia ' L3ass001 McClung. Waugh rgeant CETTRTTYIRY me. RED & WHITE store Y eo A Full Specials For week ending July 6th For 'Really Fresh' Fruits and Vegetables see us! Assortment at all times. © Shredded Wheal Serve with: fresh 210 23¢ Strawberries foie Brown | JR (11 YT Whipple . Aguilar Mitchlet - "Wiggin rrtrausrtrsimvessdinses Anderson Domino ...Forster' Huddleston Macphail ...Ludwig ...Roberts Temple evisrens reverence Wile illman Strachey LLudwig Pearson Ludwig ...Overton Strachey se daats Band Ilanghorne Hall Jartridge be held at Orono on Sat., July 6th. Mr. and Mrs. C. Reader Mrs. C. L. Fralick, visited Mr. Mrs. R. Reader on Sunady. Fishermen report very good luck for the first three-days of the open season. Mr. Milton Demara brought home an 18 pound muskie. Little Norcen Miller of Mariposa, accompanied Miss Audrey Hood home to" spent part of her holidays with Miss Joy Hood. and PROSPECT Mr. Chas. Webster and Miss Betty Lee, of Toronto, spent the holiday at the former's home. Misses Mary and Marie Cox, of To- ronto, were recent visitors of their Henry Cox. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Holliday and] son Jack, of Toronto, spent the holi- day at the home of the former's sister and mother. Mr. Albert Taylor of Toronto, visit- ing Mr. Paul Martin. Miss Mary Rosser of Toronto, visit ing Mrs. Geo, McClintock. Mrs. Robt. McLean, of Meaford, Miss Pearl Clumbley, Miss Betty Sweetman, of Oshawa, Mrs. P. Shut-| tleworth, of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. A. Chumbley, of Oshawa, were recent, visitors of Mrs. Frank Martin. Mr. and Mrs, F. Middleton Ronald visiting with fiends Brougham, on Sunday. Mr. Paul Martin io Toronfo, recent ly on a business trip. i fand' in AO O-- EPSOM A large number of ladies of the W. A. met at the home of Mrs, Herman Kerry on Thursday last. Mrs. W. Ewen was the guest speaker. She gave a fine address, The young ladies' Mission Circle also met at Mrs. Kerry's and conduct- ed part of thé program and presented Miss Jean Bushell with a gift of re- membrance, on her leaving this wack 2 "ODDY DEAL--I-1b tin 3c. and Mr. and Hawes' LEMON OIL For Jams and Jellies, use CERTO ............. bottle 25¢. RUBBER JAR RINGS .................... 3 pkgs. 19c. SALMON, Todd's T¥ger Red Cohoe, No. 1 tall tin ....27¢. SPAGHETTI, Catelli's Ready-to-Serve, ........2 tins 19¢. Shirrifl's "TANG" The new Summer Drink ....bottle 29¢c. MUPFFETS (with automatic Feriliatye pen and pencil) 25¢. Beehive CORN SYRUP, No. 2 tin ..............0... 18c. Five Roses El JOUR, 98's $2.98 248s 9c. 7-1b bag 2ic. 4 . . [3 -- ° . Sliced Pineapple Ayne fin 15¢ Readicut MACARONI oo... oo... ...... 2 Ibs. 9c. PARAWAN, for scaling Jams and Jellies, ..1:1b pkg. le. CREAM SANDWICH BISCUITS, asSorted :-...... Ih 17c. AYLME 'i INFANT FOODS ................. 3 tins 25c¢. Rose Brand BAKING POWDER ................. tin le. JS TIE PE J SEE 1 for 25¢. large 21c. Asparagus Tips Gold Medal, . No. 2 tall tin Red & White COFPEEE. . CROWN TEA, V;-1h bag Durham CORN STARCH LUX FLAKES, small loc. Rickett's BLUE 7c. - PHONE 43 - Supreme MINED PICKLES or RELISH 1-1b tin Red & White TEA, Genuine Orange Pekoe F. W. BROCK ' & SON PORT PERRY - <b tin for le. per pkg. 10¢. CAMAY SOAP, cake Ge. IFLY-TOX, 15¢. and 25c. Mr. dnd Mrs. H. DeShane, Lhe newly weds are honeymooning with Mr. and Mrs. Don Asling. Mr._ and Mrs. Walter. Ashton. and Gordon, of Oshawa, visiting relatives in this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rupple and daughter at Mr, and Mrs. F. Munro's over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harper with her parents Mr, and Mrs. Graham. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Lamb of Osha- wa, with relatives here for the week- end. r= Mr. and Mrs. Earle Tummonds call- ing on Jos: Wilsoii on. the holiday. There was a good attendance at Church on Sunday. evening, it 'being the farewell for Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Bushell. We will miss them as they were very willing workers, them the best of everything in their new field of endeavour. We welcome Rev. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Jenner to our cirenit. May every- one come out to hear the messages from Sunday to Sunday and make the Epsom Church a centre for worship. The Induction service will be held here | on Friday evening. Miss Ruby Wilson is visiting with | friends at Uptergrove. We are glad to know Mrs, Clarke, Sr., is improving at the_home of her son Charles, ~ Mr. M. Bird of Brooklin with Miss Norma Wililams, on Sunday. We wish! | GREENBANK called on Mr. and Mrs. Blake Cragg last Thursday. Several from here attended a shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Bagshaw, Vrcomanton, on Tues- day evening of last week in honour of their daughter Edna, a bride of last Saturday. Rev. J. A. Miller: and daughters Ruth and Jean, called on friends last Saturday. The anniversary services on Sunday and the supper and entertainment on Monday, were a deciedd success. Two - excellent sermons were given by Rev. Mr. Newnham of Markham. The choir ted by thé Croxall Quartet in the morning I Miss Noreen Croxal in the evening were much appreciated. On Monday 4he supper nd entertain- ment were largely attended. The musical comedy by v was excellent, --_-- Mr. Edwin Scott of Detroit, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs, Rodd and other friends over the week end. ) Miss Ethel Wren, Uxbridge, Mr. W. Phoenix, Franklin Phoenix, Miss A. J Phoenix, and Mrs. Sharpe, attended the funeral of Mr. Ben Ganton at Hillsdale on Monday. Among anniversary visitors were: Mr and Mrs. Jas. Ward, Whitby; Mr. and Mrs, Colleran, Mr. and Mrs. W. St Tohn, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dure, Mrs. Frank Hortop and Helen, Mys, | Victoria Corners, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Morris Winters and daughter, Mrs. Jack Dowson and daughter, at Frank Millman's on the holiday... and | Dobson, | Toronto, Mr. Wm. Taylor, Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. Clarke, Cress. well, Miss Mary Real, Uxbridge... Cawker Bros. for their new charge. | We Offer You the Cholco of the Market in Fresh and Cured Meats at CAWKER' Lowest Market Price. Courteous Séivice Phone 29w Prompt and Markham choir Port Perry Ag = Ew ay A SS TAR PRES ~ = A wry We Pha Sis, SAE LN CTA MS