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"PERSONAL Miss Louise Carnegie is taking a . trip to Providence, R.I, and New Haven. She will be gone some weeks. Mr, Alec Walker, was in town over the week end. Mr. Mel. Ingram, of Montreal, is holidaying in town Mrs. A. H. Gibbard, of Moose Jaw, is visiting her sister Mrs. Wm, Real. Mr. and Mrs, F. C. Taggart have just returned from a motor trip to Niagara and Buffalo, after spending a week with her brother Mr. J. Ripley, of Riverside Avenue, Buffalo, N.Y. There will be no Band Concert at the stand this week. PROSPECT Rev. and Mrs. L. D. Holiday, of New Carlisle, Indiana, and Mr. and Orlo Holiday, of Hamilton, spent the week end with Mr. Frank Martin, of Prospect. WEEDS TO BE REMOVED AT LAKE FRONT Word has just been received from Ottawa, that the Dept. of Canals is sending the Harwood to Lake Scugog to clear the weeds from the harbors at Port Perry and Caesarea, and to re- mark the channels, We understand this work will be underway in the course of a few days. We are glad 40 hear this news and hope much im- provement can be made in clearing up our water front. ree) (mis L 0. D. E. PICNIC Wednesday, June 26th, I. O. D. E. members took their annual picnic to Orillia. Ideal weather favored them. A bus was chartered, and thirty-one ladies availéd themselves of the sut- ing. They had dinner upon arriving at the beautiful park in Orillia, In the afternoon the bus conveyed the ladies to the children's home about two miles outside the town and situ- ated on the lake shore. Every detail of the wonderful training of the child- ren was explained by a house doctor. After returning to the park bathing and ball playing was enjoyed until tea-time. It was agreed upon arrival home that a bus trip to an interesting town was the Ideal picnic, Sn r------ FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF THE PORT PERRY HOCKEY CLUB SEASON 1929-30 Receipts Balance in Bank .............. $ .66 Petty Cash o..v..0iivei ions 1.65 Exhibition game ............. 24.96 Exhibjtion Game ....,....... 26.24 H.-S. Gloves .....r.......... 5.00 Draw: s.r ai nes 43.76 Tournament... ..iuvivsvises 7.00 DANGD «vivid au 98.78 Donation, A. R. Wilson ........ 76.00 Total sivviivniriiinsinss $283.04 Expenditures A. Woods ...........os0 00s $ 2.25 Walters .............. is 11,10 GIlbaord. ,.... ic... 0 iivnas 2.76 Moore ....cciiviihi a Yararsnen 7.85 Roach : Naple ...i......50000i0uncane 3.60 Mitchell, L. =. ..... 0. i000 2.00 0. H.-A, Pee .............ia5 6.00 Moase, M. ......ii.ii..0vuins 2.60 Insurance .......:.....0.000, 54.00 G. Hall ... A Beatty Sebert House ................ 7.60 Farmer, printing ............. 14.30 Parrish... 7.06 Standard Garage .....,...... 3.45 Sec'y acct, and supplies ...... 9.78 Lamp araw. ......c.0i0hiiinie 16.00 Parsons, i... vi iviviinia nies 5.66 PW. Broek.................. 1.85 Carnegie ..........c....5.... 256.90 $215.83 Cashion hand ................, 67.21 Cedar Punts for Punts £ Apply to N. Gardiner, BE3 Tor Port Perry, Pettitt's Point, Scugog Island July 1" aa th ----. PORT PERRY PUBLIC SCHOOL REPORT Jr. IV to Sr. IV--Harold Hall, Keith Currah, Donald Campbell, James Davidson. C. W. Werner, teacher. Senior I to Junior II-- Passed on term work without ex- inati Ellen Plough Ethel Turner, Fred Densham, Luella Plough- man, Mary Pyatt, Glenn McMaster, 'Joe Dowson, Rosser Williams, Richard Gale, Mary Barnett, Norma Ewers, Norma Harrison, Cora Gerrow, Betty Mitchell, Jack Raines, Reginald Mid- dleton. Passed on Examination--Betty O'- Brien, Victor Read, Marie Hayden, Jack Tinsley, Earl Hood, Fred An- drews, Howard White. Passed on examinations at the Egypt School--Stanley Gyton, Her- bert Howard. Junior I to Senjor I-- Passed on term work without ex- amination -- Edna Dowson, Louise Hall, Lucille Harrison, Josephine 'Cooney, Doris MacGregor. Passed on Examination--Harold 'Wakeford, Frank Densham, George White, George Emmerson, Reginald Figary, Teddy Beck, Ethel Figary, Josephine Naple, Jack Pargeter, Keith Ouderkirk, Robert Ouderkirk, Roger Ouderkirk. E. W. Harris, Teacher. Promoted from Sr. Primer to Junior First June Sonley and Grant McDermott, equal. Reginald Pierre George Stone Eileen Barnett David Thrner, Sr Kathleen Read Gladys Nott Hugh Nasmith Lola Gerrow Merle Shunk Meriam Richards David Turner, Jr. Pearl Sutcliffe Jack Sangster. Shirley Gilboord Douglas Gerrow David Kight Kenneth Moore Bryce Moase Ernest Giroux, recommended. May Walker, Teacher. THE STREET DANCE Friday evening's performance in Port Perry was thoroughly enjoyable to those who took part. All the ar- rangements (for which Mr. Norman Ewers was almost entirely respons- ible) were well thought out and the result was a pleasing evening's enter- taihment with no friction or rowdy- ism. Those competent to be judges say that' the Corn Huskers' orchestra rendered excellent music and their intermission program was appreciated, Much of the opposition to street dances would disappear if by careful planning conditions were such that those who are inclined to make trouble find that they are not wanted or tolerated. The evening was very suitable for the event, and the Port Perry, Reach, and Scugog Agricultural Society were able to make a nice profit on the dance m--{) Om vem CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION * Sunday, July 13th.-- 8 a.m.--Holy Communion. 10 a.m.--Sunday School 11 am.--Morning Service. Friday, 8 p.m.--Weeknight service. Phone 240 We are now carrying an A line of What do you inte end ; Shipment, by motor truck to your door 'when or we will call on you and give an estimate material for your entire necessity, 'whether it .00, our service is the same. contacts. Port Perry Branch 1161 'Satistied Customers : QATISFIED customers havebeen largely responsible for the growth and prog- l. ress of this Bank for sixty years. Today, more than ever, we try to bring a human sympathy and an intimate understanding into our daily business « You will like banking at The Royal The Royal Bank -of Canada B. D. Henry, Manager Men's Black Bik Boots, regular $5 for $3.99 , Offering Si iendid Valdes. forsh quote prices on ast a few of the : on lines we are clearin 'Women's Patent Strap, Kid Strap, and Kid Oxfords, eg. $3.95 to $4.95 for $1. 25 dosen Men's Silk &nd Silk and Wool ' Hose regular. Toe ..........Speclal 49 Men's Droge, and Wi Siew eed Panko wks, 5 beautiful patterns. close prices. Boys' Clothing, Men' "Al marked Boys' Sun See these goods. and, 5 os Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Pilkey motored ® Boys' Brown Ostods, reg. $8.95 for $295 convinced of their vals, OSHAWA MAN LANDS HUGE SCUGOG 'LUNGE ge Scugog is still the home of big muskellunge. J. McCabe, of Oshawa, flatbed 2 2% oa nue, _ THE ENTIRE $12,000.00 STOCK OF THE ___ year-old son hooked it on his line but P 7 t PB D tad St e small were unable to tug the 8 mi on or X ng Boigu Scugog's depths and or erry 0 Boga Mr, McCabe had to exercise all his 'BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY skill to land it. Ladies House rises ea ae reviiasegi 0 cleat @f S86 S-------- es' Dresses ........... iii. ier .To clear af Caltoen's Sling ooo Sei Ay Only per pair 19c. AWNINGS |Mens All Wooloeks, ......... 0.0000 .......Per pair 19, Window Awnings, Verandah Curtains, | Men's Work Shirts, heavy weight and double yoke ........89¢. ; Canopies, Tents, Flags. Men's Good Work Boots ............ yok res To Colar at 1215 T. TAYLOR 'Ladies' Sik Dresses. sd dv taeda ever To clear a L98 . Beata fic and Wool Socks Saldiss im . -+=sv+ svPer pats SGe, 475 YONGE ST, TORONTO . Summer Yiderwens; good quality . chevy tania wee DY Local Agent--G. A. HALL, Phone 96. i as Eilean) cor an nea aa 000s Girls' Girls' Ball van Bloomers gh EAR iv En Myrtle Station [27 PA Ma FR PRR! | 1} = Mr. J. O'Boyle is having the Hydro talled in his home. Mr. Walsh, of Selle n bis Yous, _ Ms Wash, ALIX. GILBOORD, Proprietor » to Hamilton for the week end. Mr, and Mrs. Roy Spencer, Indian River, have been visiting at the home of Mr.J. E. Beacock, and with Mr, k attended the B k picnic WIT CKRIT A G. D. CONANT, Secretary Federal Elections MEETINGS IN THE INTERESTS OF -MR. W. H. MOORE WILL BE HELD AT THE TOWN HALL, PORT PERRY at 8 p.m., Friday, July 18th -- AND -- TOWNSHIP HALL, SCUGOG, at 8 p.m., Wednesday, July 21. Addresses will be delivered by the Liberal Candidate, . W.-H. MOORE, and others. % - . EVERYBODY WELCOME ONTARIO FEDERAL RIDING LIBERAL ASSOCIATION W. A. DRYDEN, President' $283.04 Expenditures include accounts car- ried over from 1928-29, Owing to Hockey Club $17.00. July 8th, 1930. Dr. J. A. Mathers, Sec'y-Treas. tn (Jennies sr. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. E. E. Annand, B.A., Minister, Sunday, July 13th-- 10 a.m.--Sunday School 11 a.m.--Morning Service. 7 p.m.--Evening Service. BREADALBANE CHURCH, UTICA | Servies of "Pollyanna" to Be Presented at Canadian Chautauqua held last Saturdqy afternoon at Blackstock. Miss Armstrong is here from the West and will spend the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Lee, of Green- bank, were at W. J. Cook's. for the week end. Farmérs are taking * advantage of the fine weather for haying, and silo filling with sweet clover. The Garden Party of the United Church held last Thursday evening on the beautiful lawn of Mr. R. Bright, passed off pleasantly, after all had done justice to the bountiful supper supplied by the ladies. The Brums- wick Trio, of London, gave a fine pro- gram, which was enjoyed by all. Be- fore the program radio music was supplied by Mr. Gordon' Pilkey, when some very fine music was listened to, rellgngilen ie, PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Sunday, July 18th-- 10 a.m.--Sunday School. . 11 a.m.--Worship Service 7 p.m.--Worship Service Prince Albert 1.456 p.m.--Sunday School. 8 p.m.--~Worship Service services of worship. The Minister will be in charge of all EYE, NOSE, EAR, AND THROAT Dr. Richardson, of Oshawa, special- ist in treatment of abnormalities of eye, ear, and throat, will be at the Sebert Port Perry, Thurs- day, July 10th, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. BE FOR SALE Three Burner Oil Stove, nearly new, only used a few times. Reason for selling, moved to Toronto. Will sell reasonable. Apply to Josiah Smith, Prince Albert. July10 }~ tr (YY $ . LOST Billfold, containing sum of money, ear transfer and driver's permit. Lost in Port Perry, on Monday, June 30th. Finder please return to Star Office. Reward, By PUBLIC MEETING -. | A joint meeting is being held at Uxbridge, Tuesday evening, July 16, Dr. MacDonald, of Ontario-Muskol -- FOR SALE A One outside panel door, 8 94x 83%"; 1 wire gate 8; also an: orgen in good condition. Apply at Port Perry Star. a ne OOO' Sig POLICE PUPS RE Real Police pups: for sale." $3.00 each. Apply to V, H. Willis, cornér 8th con. and Prov. Highway. July 17 ee QQ. SHEEP PASTURE FOR The undersigned has room number of sheep to pasture. Good fences, plenty of shade and Apply to Ed. Abbott, Port Buy, 1 W. A, BROW] BRICKLAYER aud. y First class Jor, Urge . Phone 96, G. Hall's' Berra, Port Perry, on, : July 10 W. H. Moore, candidate in Ontario, and F, M, Chapman, will speak on the Dunning Budget. . --- 000 A INVESTMENT f Local inventor requires $160 to dis- 'pose of International manufacturing ORTHOGON. appointment for an : F. E. LUKE, Opt. D. " W.E LUKE, R. O. metrists Opto 163-167 Yonge St. Toronto | Elgin 4520 Opp. Simpsons