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BLACKSTOCK Rev. J. E. Griffith weds Miss B. Mills (Toronto Star) Bride is National Girls' Work Secre- tary--To reside on Thornhill Avenue. In the outdoor chapel at Beausoleil Island, Georgian Bay, there took place - the marriage of Miss Bona Mills, _ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C, Mills, of Sydney, N.S, to Rev. J. E. Grimth, Humbercrest United Church, Toronto, the Rev. Frank Longford, performed the ceremony. 'Ie chancel was banked with ferns, mosses and wild flowers, the centre being of white water lilies and card- inal flowers. The bride and groom entered together, the bride wearing a gown of delphinium blue with slippers to match and carrying a bouquet of blue larkspur and pink and white snapdragon. She also wore the gift of the groom, a filagree bracelet set with sapphires and diamonds, During the ceremony in which the guests participated Miss Thelma Scott sang "O Perfect Love". This was used also for a recessional hymn as the guests left the chapel. The reception was held in a beautiful spot out of doors where the eighty guests present extended their good wishes to the bride and groom. Mr. and Mrs. Griffith left by canoe for Fairy Lake, the bride wearing a white and green sport costume with green leather coat. Later they will motor to the Maritime Provinces and upon their return will make their home at 13 Thornhill Ave. Toronto. The bride iss national girls' work secretary of the United Church in Canada. The township of Cartwright will be interested in the above wedding and the hosts of warm friends of the groom will join in wishing him and his bride every happiness. Rev. Mr. Grif- fith was a former pastor of the United Church of Blackstock, Cadmus Nestle- won and Caesarea, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McLaughlin and, Kate visited recently at the home of Smith Bros. Miss Dorothy Bellman of Bowman- ville, is the guest of Misses Susie and Olive VanCamp. Miss. Ruth Marlow has returned home from a very enjoyable trip to Europe. Mr. J. H. Devitt and daughter Mrs. M. Fallis, have returned home from Vancouver where they were visiting with relatives, They were delighted both with their visit and the trip. Messrs. Oliver and Thomas Barton of St. Joseph's Island, are visiting with their sister Mrs. M. Smith. iss, Louise Argue, of Toronto, is a Zvest at the home of her nephew Mr. Ira Argue. Miss Annie Archer, of Oshawa, is spending some time with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Archer. Mr. and Mrs, Luther Mountjoy en- joyed a motor trip to Muskoka on Tuesday last. The August meeting of the W. M, 8. of the United Church was held at the home of Mrs. Earl Dorrell with a splendid attendance of 60 members and visitors. The meeting opened with devotional exercises and Bible reading by Mrs. Norman Mountjoy. The members have undertaken to finance the decorating of their church and as a means towards that end have sold home-made baking to the campers |' at the Lake netting themselves the] fine sum of $116. They also realized more money from the sale of quilts. The program for the meeting consist- ed of two addresses on Home Missions by Misses Susie VanCamp and Hazel Mountjoy; reading by Miss Amnal' Rowan, of Millbrook, a piano solo by Miss Newell and songs by the girls. Several interesting games of soft- ball have been played as follows: On Friday 22nd, between the girls] south of Blackstock and those of the|' north, won by the South girls, On} Tuesday 26th, between Blackstock and Scugog, played at Scugog and won by Blackstock. On Wednesday, 27th, between Blackstock and Green- baank, and won by Blackstock. On Friday, 29th, between Blackstock and |' Scugog, played in Blackstock and won by Blackstock. We sé glad to know tt Mrs. B. F ' ve % sumptious repast served by Miss Phoenix and her family, to whom a very warm and hearty vote of thanks was tendered by the League members for the splendid time they had and the kind hospitality shown them. Street Dance at Uxbridge, Sept 9th. Billy Holes Live Wires. teem Preparations are being made on a broad scale throughout the County by' their annual Fair. The first of Ont. County's seventeen school Fairs will be held on Monday, September 8th on Scugog Island. An endeavour is being made this year to improve on the forenoon pro- gramme. Inter-county First Aid Con- test should prove interesing. This Contest is open to teams of 3. The prize is a First Aid Kit for the school. Another event to be held in the fore- |, noon is a weed naming contest. The afternoon programme will start out with the Physical Exercises. The schools will all line up in order of their S. 8. numbers and will be put through their Strathcona exercises in group by one of the teachers. All schools taking part in this drill in a creditable manner will be awarded a Softball as a prize. A program of sports, music, sing- ing, elocution and public speaking to- gether with remarks concerning the exhibits by the judges will round out the outside afternoon program. Children and parents are asked to read their prize lists carefully so that misunderstanding by entering in classes in which they may not be en- titled to exhibit. Changes in dates of fairs have been found necessary due to unavoidable circumstances. Rama and Mara fair dates have been switched. Pinegrove and Sunderland have been changed, as have Scugog and Man- chester. = The dates as they now stand throughout the County are: Scugog--Monday, September 8th. Port Perry-- Tuesday, September 9th. Manchester--Wednesday, Sept 10th. Greenbank--Thursday, Sept 11th. Zephyr--Friday, Sept 12. Claremont--Monday, Sept. 16. Brougham--Tuesday, Sept 16th. Pickering--Wednesday, Sept 17. Oshawa--Thursday, Sept 18. Brooklin--Friday, Sept 19th. Beaverton--Monday, Sept 22nd. Rama--Tuesday, Sept 23rd. Mara--Wednesday, Sept 24th. Cannington--Thursday, Sept 26th. Uxbridge Town--Friday, Sept. 26th. Sunderland--Monday, Sept 29th. Pinegrove--Tuesday, Sept 30th. . Myrtle Station Mrs. Hayter, of London, was the guest of Mrs. R. Chisholm, last week. Mrs, R. Spencer, Indian River, and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Huston, of Toronto were at J, E, Beacock's last week. Mrs. Marchant, of Oshawa, visited with Mr. and Mrs. D. Leury, last week. Church Service next Sunday evening at 7 p.m. Sunday School in the after- noon at the usual time. Mr. and Mrs, Geo. A. Cox and daughter, of Rose Hill Farm, Orton, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart S. Cameron, for the week end. mere (ree CLERK'S NOTICE OF FIRST POSTING OF VOTERS' LIST Voters' List, 1930, Municipality of Scugog, County of Ontario. Notice is hereby given that I have complied with section 9 of the Voters' List Act and that I have posted up at my office at Scugog, on the 2nd day of September, 1930, the list of all persons entitled to vote in the said | Municipality at Municipal Elections 'and for' members of Parliament and that such List remains there for in- spection and I hereby call upon all voters to 'take immediate proceedings to have any errors or omissions cor- rected according to law. ; The last day for appealing being the 23rd day of September, 1980. Dated at Scugog this nd day of ' September, 1930. THOMAS GRAHAM, Clerk. me Qe PRESENTATION AT PROSPECT A very pleasant evening was spent 'at the home of Mr. W. Martin, when ONT. COUNTY SCHOOL FAIRS | nearly 4,000 public school childrén, for |, 'ronto, visiting Mr. and Mrs, J. Shunk, 'Brackel, of Woodstock, Mr. and Mrs, "were visitors at the home of Mr. and "of Hamilton, and Miss Hood, T exhibitors will not cause confusion and |. inter- |: the young people gathered and pre- "with THE SEAGRAVE Mr, and Mrs. A, L. Orchard were recent visitors to the Thousand Is- lands, and spent an enjoyable outing. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rattenbury and three sons, of De Ralb, TIl., who have spent the past two weeks with rela- tives here, have returned to their home. Mr. Jos Granham and Mr. Frank Underhay attended the Toronto Ex- hibition a couple of days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Harding motored to Toronto on Friday and visited the 'Exhibition, Rev. B. F. and Mrs. Green and fam- ily have returned after a pleasant three weeks' spent with relatives and friends and will resume his pastoral duties as usual, Mr. John Mark left on Friday to visit his son Gordon at South Bend, 'Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lamb, of To- on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, Sutherland, Mrs. McFadden and daughter, of Cambray, Mrs. J. Harding, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott and daughter, guests of Mr. and Mrs, Orval Sine, 'over the week end. Miss Ila Moon visiting in Toronto on Sunday and was accompanied by Master Howard Bellingham, of To- ronto, who has spent the holidays with his aunt Mrs. E. Butt. Mrs. A. Snyder and son Franky of Toronto, were visitors in the village on Saturday. Mr. Bert. Wanamaker spending a holiday in the city and will visit the Exhibition. Mr. E, Weeks, of Buffalo, spent a few days last week with her cousin 'Mrs. J. Mark. Mr. H. McKnight and Mr. J. G. 'Stockdale, of Toronto, were guests of friends on Sunday afternoon. Miss Dorothy Orchard has returned to her school in Stouffville after an enjoyable holiday spent with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. A, L. Orchard. Mr, Elgin Frise, of Toronto, visited his parents on Sunday. Miss Velma McMillan, Miss Aileen Fishley, Mr. R. Reynolds and Mr, N. McMillan, attended the Toronto Ex- hibition on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall and family, of Stouffville, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs, A. L. Orchard, on Sunday. Miss Una Sleep has returned to her school at Pleasant Point, for another term. Miss Lorna Dure, who spent a very pleasant two weeks with her sister Mrs. S. McFarlane, returned to her duties in Toronto on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Wallace and family of Toronto, spent the holiday 'with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'C. W. Moon, Mr. C. Chambers, of Uxbridge, has opened up the garage, lately occupied by Mr. Reezon, of Port Perry. We welcome Mr. Chambers to the com- munity and wish him success. Mr. and Mrs, Orr Shunk entertained a number of Seagrave friends at their home in Port Perry, on Monday even- ing. Mr. Sidney Marshall left recently for Huntsville, where he has a position in a large Tourist Camp, The regular meeting of the 'Women's Association will be held on Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 10th, at the home of Mrs. Geo. Clements. Mr. and Mrs, John McLean and | family spent Labor Day at Beaverton. Mr. Milton Taylor and Mr. Charles Wick, of Toronto, spending a few days with the latter's sister Mrs. Quigley. Mr. and Mrs, William Tremeer, of Cresswell, visiting Mr, and Mrs. John 'Short, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. T. Atkins, of Toronto, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dowson. Mr. and Mrs. G, Fishley and family, Leaskdale, recently. Billy Hole's Live Wires. re OOF SALE OF HORSES AND CATTLE Mr. and Mrs. M. Quigley visiting at Street Dance at Uxbridge, Sept 9th, PORT PERRY STAR Never Sel Grain Dull Market It does not always pay to sell grain as soon as the threshing is finished.- If you have a good crop and the matket is depressed see the local manager of the Can- adian Bank of Commerce and ar- range a loan until a more favor- able situation presents itself. Our manager is. always glad to discuss such problems in con- fidence. Xo 8 OF COMMERCE ( THE STANDARD BANK OF CANADA Stores are Crowded with ood Things, Give your local merchant a chance to do business with you. Years of experience in buying from Port Perry merchants have proved to us that they give good value for the money we have spent with them. They have been obliging and courteous, andfmany TET CRI ALITY RED § WHITE VANILIA ... i PEAS Falcon Brand. No, 4 seive ORANGE MARMALADE Gold Medel, 10 oz jar PALM TREE SOAP .......:i..ccicvvniane....6 bars for 25c. MUFFETS--"The Popular Ceral"'.............2 Z phys. for 20. SOCKEYE SALMON. Fine quality ........... 1h tin 39¢c. ALL RED & WHITE STORES CARRY ONLY THE 'bEST IN PICKLING SUPPLIES Clark's Pork and Beans, No. 2 squat tins, 2 tins for 19¢. RED & WHITE COFFEE. ........% 1b tin 29c...1 Ib tin 57. RED & WHITE BAKING POWDER ...............11b tin KELLOGG'S ALL BRAN ......................large pkg. 19¢. QUICK QUAKER OATS .....................family size 27c. F. W. Brock & Son Port Perry Phone 43 A il "quaLiTy ALWAYS HIGHER THAN PRICE" HUGH CAMPBELL "MERCHANT TAILOR FALL SUITS and OVERCOATS in the latest styles. Excellent cloths and trimmings. Workmanship Guaranteed. FRENCH DRY CLEANING Agent for Regent Clothes - HUGH . CAMPBELL ROOM AND BOARD The undersigned can accommodate * b limited number of boarders. Special rate for school students. Apply Mra, B. Dunn, Port Perry. aug 21 OS ---- J. A. HETHERINGTON Chiropractor and Drugless FOR SALE 107 acres, first "class farm south of Sonya, lot 24, con. 1, Brock Tp. 100 dcres clear, balance pasture. Good stables, cement floors, steel stanch- ions. Never failing well, creek, watered pasture. Apply Wm, Mac- Taggart, Sonya, Ont. sept 4 EO Ory 34 Wolverleigh Blvd, Toronto STRAYED Phone Hargrave 0090 From Allan Goode's pasture lands IN PORT PERRY a hereford . steer. Finder please Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, y notify, Ansel Robertson by telephon- ing W. J. Mitchell, 153r11. S4 SE ---------------- I -------------------------- 10 to 12 a.m. Phone 258 _ Two boarders. Apply at Star Office people have been given a line of credit that has tided Turn about i is fair play. No need to go out of town to supply most needs. - Buying = home supports the peopl e that | in Ey them over a difficult time. or phone 88 J, Port Perry. aug 21 SPECIAL PRICES EYESIGHT SPECIALIST 'Author of The Eyes in Modern Life Optometry Feature Service Your Eyes and Health Eye Cure and Eye Strain. 1516 RICE--BIlue Rose Quality ...............50.... JEWEL SHORTENING ..........c.....c00 P. & G. 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