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London, have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Manager of The Saunders Manufac- turing Company, and is, we believe, 4 very considerable stockholder. We are pleased to know of Mr. Flint's con- tinued success in business. . Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Harris, of To- ronto, were visiting friends in town for the week end. Mr. Norman Stuart, and Mr. and Mrs. Ort, of South Bent, Indiana, have been visiting friends in Port Perry - and Uxbridge. "Their friends here will be pleased to know that Mrs. Norman Stuart is much improved in health. Miss Florence Walker, of Brampton, and Miss Rhea Walker, of Toronto, spent the week end at their home here. They were accompanied by Mrs, Daw- son and Miss Margaret Dawson, of Toronto, and Miss Wilkinson, of Brampton. Anniversary services in connection with St. John's Church, Port Perry, will be held on October 27th. Rev. D. Munro, Oshawa, will be the special preacher for the occasion. Miss Annie Archer, of Oshawa, is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Archer, Painful rheumatism is quickly re- lieved by tthe use of Gallagher's Kid- ney Remedy. 'A purely Herbal Med- icine sold by P. G, Morrison, Port Perry. We are sorry to report that Mr. H. Roberts is not so well. He is still suffering from the effects of a fall of some two weeks ago. The '1.O.D.E. are preparing a box of books to send to a Northern On- tario School, and would be glad to have contributions from any of the members, The contributions may be left at the home of Mrs. John Nasmith or Mrs. I. R. Bentley, any time this month. act) Qe LOST Collie dog, black and tan, with short tail. Answers to the name "Tobbie." Reward. Finder please notify W, Martin, Myrtle Station, Phone 119r11. --,.. AE] CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION - Sunday, October 20th. 8 a,m--Holy Communion 11 am.~Morning service 3 p.m.--Sunday School Friday--week night service at 7.45. Monday--A.Y.P.A,, at 8 p.m. ------) ---- CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors for their kiindness to us, and to those who sent floral tributes, and also to those who assist- ed in any way in our sad bereavement. Mrs. Brent and Luella. ean () () Qi STRAYED From lot 18, concession B, Reach, about August 3rd, 1929, an 18 months old Holstein Heifer, nearly all black. | Finder please notify Nelson Whitfield, Phone 189 r 1-4, Port Perry. BE sis | 1), WSLS Dr. F. E. Luke, Toronto's able opto- metrist, will be at A, J. Davis' drug- store to-day, Thursday, Oct. 17th. -------- ia Miss Jean D. Graham, soprano soloist, requires no introduction to' § Port Perry music lovers, having ap- peared here with the Toronto Har mony Male 'Chorus, under direction of Mr. ] Beatty. She will be the g artist at the concert' recital the Port Perry United did in Port Perry. snawa. 'Men's Fur work. A card will bring him to Raglan, in the Township of Whitby, then moved to Greenbank where they farmed for nine years. 1898 they moved to Port Perry, where he has spent the remainder of his life. For the last ten years his health has been gradually failing and early Thursday morning passed away quite suddenly. He leaves to mourn his loss his sor- rowing wife and daughter Luella at home, and one son Howard Leslie, in San Francisco, Caifornia, and one grandson. The deceased had three brothers and one sister. The funeral on Sunday was largely | attended. er nm THE UNITED CHURCH WOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY The Rally of the Port Perry W.M.S. was held in the schoolroom of the church on Wednesday, October 9th, with the President, Mrs. Smallman, in the chair, Mrs, Neldon Russell, of Toronto, a returned Missionary from India, gave the address of the afternoon. After outlining the work of our church in the various Mission Fields-- Africa, China, Japan, Korea, Trinidad and in our own country, Mrs. Russell also spoke of the work that lies near- est her heart and told many interest- ing and touching incidents in is doing a Simo) pure Tailo All custom w He also sells TOP- NOTCE 's ORDER SUITS, from $25.00-up. Will. your door. tend going to Kingston are, Stanley Thompson, Claremont; Armour Me- Millan, Greenbank; ph Smith, Sandford and Norman Smith, Sand-| ford. A Public Meeting in the interests of W. E. N. Sinclair Liberal Candidate for South Ontario, in the Town Hall PORT PERRY on the evening of Thursday, Oct. 24 LADIES Specially Invited On Wednesday evening last Mr. Mansell Osborne of the 2nd Con. of Mariposa, Township, sustained the loss of his barn with all the season's crop, together with one horse and two calves, by fire of an unknown origin. Mr. Osborne was unaware of any fire until awakened by the ringing of the tolonh The d tion with her work in India, and ex- pressed appreciation of our co-opera- tion showing that our efforts were worth-while. Miss Lucile Leask and Mrs. Harold Emmerson rendered beautiful solos, and Miss Helen Mellow and Miss Valde Hortop favored us with a piano duet, all of which was much enjoyed by the large attendance. We were pleased to welcome the 'women of 'Seagrave Auriliary. A letter expressing appreciation of : a 'Life Membership was read--a gen- erous offering given. Following the meeting a social half-hour was" en- joyed by all. ----i The Women's Guild of the Church of the Aseension will hold their annual sale of work and supper in the Parish Hall, on Friday, November 1st. Supp was partly covered by insurance. Mr. Edgar Butt received a very 'painful injury to his back, when he fell from an apple tree while picking apples on Thursday afternoon, Special serivces were held in the United Church on Sunday evening last when four young ladies joined the church followed by Holy Communion. Mrs. 8. J. Wooldridge sang a very ap- propriate solo, "He will take Care of You." A social evening is being held this Thursday evening at the Manse for 'the purpose of organizing a Young 'People's Lesgue in connection with our Church, ° Everyone is cordially invited to attend. Mr. Garnet Medd returned to his home in Chatham after spending some time with relatives here. He will be served from 6 pm. Adults 50c., children 30c. ye YB ONTARIO COUNTY FARM BOYS TO VISIT ROYAL WINTER FAIR. The Ontario Government again of- fers a four-day trip to the Royal Winter Fair to ten young men under 'twenty-one in each County, the win- ners of this: trip to be decided by means of a County Live Stock and Crops Judging Competition to be held November 1st. The boys will be required to judge classes of Heavy Horses, Beef Cattle, Dairy Cattle, Sheep, Swine, Poultry, Oats, Barley, Alsike, Potatoes and Turnips. Boys who have won this trip in previous years are not eligible to win 'it again although they may com- pete for the cash and other prizes offered in the County Judging Com-] petition. These prizes are also very attractive; in addition to cash a num- ber of silver cups have been donated by prominent Live Stock men in the County. § Free bulletins giving instructions in judging may be had for the asking by applying to W. M. Crosl , Repre- 'was ied by Mr. Geo Me- Millan. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gorrell and Mr, and Mrs. John Gorrell were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Mec- Millan, on Sunday. Mrs. Goodale, of Hamilton, is Visit- ing with her parents Mr. and Mrs, J. Watson. Mr. C, W. Moon was visiting in Raglan during the past week, Mr. Mac McMillan and Miss Violet Pickard visited with the latter's parents in Utica on Sunday. Mr, Elgin Frise and lady friend of Toronto were visiting with his par- ents here on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Skerratt and sons and Mrs. Jack McTaggart, of Toronto, were visiting with relatives on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, C. W, "Clarke sand | Harvey: were visiting in Lindsay: on | Sunday. Miss Gladys Sharp, of Little Britain is' visiting with her brother Mr, V. Sharp, = Mr, and Mrs. Gordon McDonald and family, of Greenbank, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. 8, J. Wooldridge, on sentative, Ontario Department of Ag-| riculture, Uxbridge. A ONTARIO COUNTY BOYS TO PLOW AT KINGSTON y TR " Mr. and Mrs. Melville Sleep and family accompanied by Mrs. Wray | and son were visiting in Peterbora] over the week end, Mr. Ontario County is being represented at the Provineial Flowing Match af Kingston, this week in. the Taw) petition Earl the "| County Team Com Mr, and Mrs, adults will find their way back to the Sina, of Seagrave, and Mrs. John | Wanamaker, were guests of Mr. and | Port Perry, were home for Sunday. to crush two 2s Seen pea ranged with Dr. F. BE. Luke, Toronto's able optometrist, 167 Yonge St,, to be at his store, on Thursday, Oct. 17th. Eyes ex- amined. Don't. forget the. date.' | 'F. E. LUKE Optometrists 163-167 Yonge St., TORONTO 2 man and Mr, Milford Sweetman, of Toronto, visited with Mrs. John Wana- |. maker. Mr. and Mrs, A. Snyder, of Toronto; have been visiting friends during the past week. in OS RR, League meeting' as usual on Thurs: day evening in | charge of Mr, Maurice Fralick. Next Sunday. will be Quarterly Meeting at the Centre Church, at 11 am, and 7.30 p.m. The Thank Offering Service at the Centre on Sunday was well attended. A number from a distance was in at- tendance. Rev, Mr, McLellan, of Claremont, gave excellent addresses, and the choir furnished fine music. The offering was about $86. Revi Mr. Elford was in Claremont taking the services for Mr, MeLellan. Mrs. W. Jeffrey entertained ~the Ladies' Aid last Tuesday, and we are sure all had a most enjoyable time. name of the society to Women's Association, It was also decided to have a chicken pié supper in the hall on November 19th. The ladies ave to provide for the"special services oh Sunday, November 17th. More par- ticulars later, Mr. McLellan and Mr. Turner, of Claremont, were entertained on Sun- day by Mrs. Elford Mr. and Mrs. H. Fralick were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Joblin on Sun- day. With Mr. C. Samells, as.Superin- tendent, Mr. Elford, as 'Bible Class Teacher, and Miss Quanty, as teacher, we hope the Head Sunday School will prosper; and the children as well as Sunday School. Mrs," Pettitt was in Port Perry a few days last week. Miss Lillian Fralick spent the week end with her cousin Miss Prentice. Misses Luella, Ellen and Norma Ploughman, of Port Perry, spent the week end with their uncle Mr. Geo. Samells, Mr, and Mrs. A, Sweetman were guests of Mr. and Mrs, 4 Ln Sweet: 'man; on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, I. Irwin, and dovghtor Mrs. J. Demera, on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. 'Hardy and family | and Mr. L. Clark, were guests of Mr, | and Mrs. D. Hope, on Sunday. Misses Reta, and Hilda' Milner, of 'Oshawa, and Miss Doris Milner, of Miss 'H. Wallace was the guest of her sister, Mrs, Beacock, on Mr. C. Sweetman, Miss Nina Sweet- | It has been decided to change the CONGERT - "REOITAL he SPONSORED BY, po eh Ss TO BE HELD IN THE United Chur ON WEDNESDAY , SCHOOL ORCHESTRA 'UN pt . "THE DIRECTION OF ALFRED N ANDRUS. AUDITORIUM OF THE , Port Perry NOVEMBER 6TH i ASSISTED BY. . MISS JEAN D. GRAHAM, SOPRANO | ASSISTING SOLOIST FOR HARMONY MALE CONCERT CHOIR, TORONTO VIOLIN, PUPILS OF V, P. STOUFFER br 2 AND MEMBERS OF ORCHESTRA A -- A -- A A A tb A AT 1: Overture-- 'Majestic--Zamechiky 2 Vocal Solo 3 Trio~Violin, Celio-and Pino, 4 Violin Solo~Annic Laurie... 5 Violin Solo= La Dontiag ¢ Mobile, 6 Vocal Solo a # 7. Evening Glory. 8 Violin Solo-- (a) Swi of Sorrow 9 Violit Solo -My Bonnie... + String Trio + Violin Solo--~ Roses of Picurdy, Vocal Solo * Electrical Novelty Numbe Vocal Solo (a) Thy Glory ®) The bil Pilgrim Accompanist: Miss 'Helen, Willard and DD; SAVE TH 72% Proceeds in aid of orchestra for, music and equipment. PROGRAMME Conimencing 8.15 p.m. sharp. % Orchestra 'Miss |. D. Graham Mary Stone, Grace Stone, and | . Stone Geo. Stone Rosser Williams . Miss J. D, Graham .. Florrie Figary Donald Mathers Ist violin, 2nd violin and cello Mary Stone, A. Andrus, V. Stouffer _ Allred N. Andrus . Miss J. D. Graham Snelgrove, 'G. Owen, V. Stouffer] Bruce Snelgrove aker "accompanied by piano. RING Ng 5 Helen Mellow, A. CM. Wl Admission --Adults 35¢, Children 20c¢, Get you tickets now from. hestra enib 's* {| 'have hard whats dim dardly any, iss J. D. Graham - ra Eldon mond Yaron ont : isms FB L fea, es While visiting iste she " i rae ilene PE3: done Tor for her, to try, hha aed gon in Ni else" the rtf Nant Hae fvsn me. 7 Yours 'Orders taken now for pm when ready. ality guaranteed. Melntosh Reds, $1.75 bus. $4.75 bbl. pies $1.75 bushel, $4.75 bbl. - . L Gréenings, $1.50 bus,, $4.25 bbl. Baldwins, bus.,' '§4.25.bhl. 25c. less in your own barrels." Mixed barrels in proportion. Also- Snows, day. Mr. and Mrs, Gimmel andi daughter, of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. W. Crozier, and sons of Manchester, My. and Mrs. #1 J. Crozier, of Port Perry, were guests} of Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Samells, on Sup- | day. Messrs. H.' Demera, and J. Demera motored to Bracebridge, for a couple of days last week, Mr. and Mrs. W. Davey, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Davey, and Miss 'Blanche | Schell, were guests of Mes, Persist, on Sunday. killen, on Sunday. Several from here attended Mr. C, Gerrow's Sale on, Monday. - ; There is a lot of shooting being done, but we don't hear of many dead Sucks: | 0. In laving memory of Edward Mont- | 'gomery, Who slept [away on. Oévober. 11; 1928. 8 3, 'We think of you doar father. 1 But not with outward show; Mourn silently and low. The hidden grief that's in the soul, Noh tongue can > 5 Miss Vera Rd is visiting in Pontypool. 1 Ji Mr. J, Burnhim had the mist me 'For many an aching | Behind a smiling face, Mr, and Mrs. W. Mark unl Mrs. | Dougall, of Detroit, Visited in Ennis- IN. MEMORIAM CE But the hearts that mourn sincerely, Mr, E, Lee has ren occupied | AUTUMN'S TANG AWAITS YOU (- OUT-OF-DOORS : ~Why not get back in tune with nature once more? * Just now lowland and stream, high- land and forest are changing their garb. Mother Earth is presenting one of her prettiest shows for those who care to journey where she takes her magic brush and paints the world in ! new hues, : What better than to forsake the éity for a hunting trip. to the spots where Nature is changing her s { in keeping with the seasons? = | thrilt'of the chase may be primary or The ong) 'of the Autumn air is present whatever] yyour purpose lt of oes One ic Si | secondary in importance. pe of | St. La g, Talman Sweets, On- tarios, in 11 gt. baskets, :50c. H. C. Nasmith, Queen, St., Port Perry, Phone 22. : . oct 10 pel SET "The Creamery 18 PAYING 42c., 41c., and 88c. for Butter Fat. You can save labor and make more ihe by send- ing your cream to ¥ SREAMERY PORT PERR A. GOODE & BON, Proprietors TO ARRIVE THIS WEEK A carload of B. C. Shingles--5x, 8x and 2x. Also cedar and fir especially 'high grade ( house finish, building, - CL. VICKERY.