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PERSONAL | Dr. John Brock, of Oshawa, was visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Brock, on Sunday. Mr. Irvin Coates, of Toronto, spent the week end with his mother, Mrs. Geo. Coates. Dr. David and Mrs. Archer, of Osh- awa, were in town on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hodgson have moved to Prospect, where Mr. Hodg- son has accepted a position with Mr. Geo. Smith. -~ Mr. and Mrs. S. Jeffrey left on Wed- nesday for Florida, where they will spend the winter. Rev. R. T. Richards was in Toronto on Tuesday attending a meeting of the Victoria College Senate. Rev. Lewis McLean has been ap- pointed Director of Religious Educa- tion at Knox Church, Toronto, under Dr. Inkster. This is a pleasing ap- pointment and Mr. McLean's friends wish him a real success in his work. HON. J. W. JONES Minister of Finance Out on the 6th concession of Reach you will find the home of Mr. Ben. Jones--the uncle. At Kelowna, B.C., you ayill find the home of the nephew, Hon. J. W. Jones, Minister of Finance, for the Province of British Columbia. Hon. J. W. Jones has just been ap- pointed to this position and a short time ago his friends (both Liberal and Conservative) tendered him a banquet. The Kelowna Courier says: That delightful community spirit Which characterizes the Okanagan and has made Kelowna what it is today, sinking all political and religious differences at times and warming the |. hearts of men with a sense of broth- erhood, was much in evidence on Thursday night in the Royal Anne Hotel, when one hundred and twenty- |. eight representative citizens of South Okanagan Riding Conservatives, Lib- erals, Socialists and adherents of any other isms that may have followers in the valley, tucked their knees be- low the tables in the two dining rooms of the hostelry, thrown into one for the occasion, and dined together in amity and good fellowship in honour of the new Minister of Finance, Hon. J. W. Jones, resident of the Okanagan for some twenty-five years and mem- ber for South Okanagan since 1916. Mr. Jones is a brother of Miss P. Jones, of Utica. Hon. Mr. Jones lived at Prince Al- bert, Ont.,, and attended the High School at Port Perry, a number of year ago. rE FOR SALE Reed Go-Cart, sand trimmed with white. Will sell cheap. Apply at Star Office. EN RITE HAT SHOPPE NEWS FURS--A gift that is sure to please --muskrat and seal coats made from Lake Scugog skins and are being sold at greatly reduced prices during the Christmas season. Also Fox Fur Scarfs, in brown or red shades at very moderate prices. What would please mother or sister more than one of these? LADIES" HATS--Christmas Sale prices--$1.95 and 96e¢. EIN TENDERS WANTED for the booth privilege at the Port Perry Rink. Address tenders to A. P. McFar- lane, Secretary. EEN The Christmas Tree entertainment of St. John's Presbyterian Sunday School, will be held on Monday even- ing, December 22nd. Admission 26c. Children 15c. tN COMING--Dr. F. E. Luke, Optom- etrist, may be consulted about your eyes for glasses at Lawrence's drug store, Port Perry, Thursday, December 18th. NOTICE All parties PWD undersigned are requested to haVe their accounts settled on or before December 31st, 1930. JAS. D. McMASTER, V. S. Veterinary Surgeon, Port Perry. Dec. 18. EN DANCE--Keep Wednesday evening December 31st open. The 1.0.D.E. are issuing invitations to a New Year's Eve Dance. STRAYED--to the premises of Wild- man Bros, lot 7, eon. 9, Reach, one red steer. Owner can have same by proving property and paying ex- 3 Usbridge. "needy children. CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT The United Church Sunday School at Port Perry will hold its Christmas Entertainment, Tuesday, Dec. 23rd. " IN at Section A--Havelock and Lakefield. Section B--Port Perry, Markham, Uxbridge. Section C--Fenelon Falls. Schedule of Section B 2--Markham at Lindsay Port Perry at Uxbridge 6--Lindsay at Port Perry Uxbridge at Markham 9--Port Perry at Lindsay Markham at Uxbridge 12--Lindsay at Markham Uxbridge at Port Perry 16--Markham at Port Perry Uxbridge at Lindsay 19--Lindsay at Uxbridge Port Perry at Markham Play-Offs Jan. an. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. games. home game. Fenelon Falls play winner of B-C play off. NN EO, ville, Whitby, Oshawa, Orono. of a double-header at Oshawa "rink. The boys are going under the leader- ship of Ted Jackson. They are look- ing for a bunch of rooters to go down from Port Perry. a PICTURES OF THE ARCTIC The United Church Men's Club held a meeting on Tuesday evening. Rev. Dr. Whittaker, Rector of the Anglican Church at Blackstock, was the speak- er. Having spent twenty-three years among the Eskimo natives, Dr. Whit- taker gave a most informative ad- dress as to the character and habits of these far away people; and the effect of the Gospel message on their manners and morals. Dr. Whittaker says that the Eskimo is not poor; but that of late years the fur trade has made him rich--his annual income ranging from $5,000 down. Of course his method of™living admits of few of the niceties of civilized life; par- ticularly as he has no settled home; but when he adopts Christianity he is honorable and good natured. Community singing and light re- freshments rounded out a pleasant evening. I CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Sunday, December 14th-- 3 p.m.--Sunday School. 7 p.m.--Evening Service Monday--A.Y.P.A. at 8 p.m. Friday--Weeknight service at 8 p.m. AEE PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Sunday, December 14th, 1930. 11 am--The Essence of Christian Life. 2.30 p.m.--Sabbath School. 7 p.m.--Series on Characters of Israel's Iron Age. IV--A Rash Vow. Prince Albert 1.45 p.m.--Sabbath School. 3 p.m.--Worship Service NN The Scugog Chapter, 1.0.D.E. are making a special appeal to the eiti- zens at this time for aid in filling baskets with Christmas cheer for Money, toys or books in good condition, nuts, candy or dolls, will be very acceptable. of December 11th, from three to five to receive the articles, or they may be left at Mr. Morrison's drug store. AN 2 INTERMEDIATE GROUP 3 O.H.A. Lindsay, Jan.--23 and 26--1st and 2nd teams of Section play home and home 1st team to have choice of Jan. 28 and 81--Winner of Section B play home and home games with Feb. 2 and 5--Winner of Section A The Port Perry Junior hockey team are going to Oshawa to-night (Thurs- day) to play for the Sheriff Paxton Cup. Their competitors are Bowman- Port Perry play Orono in the second game The I.O.D,E. | rooms will be open on the afternoon | THE PORT PERRY STAR "cena, yw-- AE 4 - PORT PRRY, ONTARI WOMEN'S SHOES Values to $5.00 and patent leather. 5%. sensational price' of $1.98 MISSES' SHOES Regular Value $3.65 patent leather, Sizes 11 to 2. $2.29 PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL The annual Sunday School Anni- versary Services will be held on Stn- day, December 21st, at 11 a.m. and 7 pm. A choir of over 100 voices, led by Mr. V. P. Stouffer, will render special singing. Popular address by Rev. R. T. Richards. You are invited to attend these interesting services. STATIONERY See our line of good quality an d nicely boxed Stationery at very moderate prices. LEATHER GOODS Our special line this year will equal anything on the market in i quality and price. Bring your optical work. We only - charge for the work we do. GOING QUT Ol ENTIRE STOCK of BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS, 'SLIPPER HOSIERY, WORK GOODS, Ete. =... one ns Must Go! and Will Go!, because at these prices your dollars are so magnified, stretched, and expanded, that no truly economically minded person can resist the appeal | to stock up for months ahead at the drastic savings fits Sale offers. Dozens of pairs of high grade straps and oxfords in calf, kid, Sizes 3 to All going at this super Straps and Oxfords, calf and | rubber heels. He feels he cannot sing with By GO! MEN'S SHOES Values to $10.00. You'll find such well known lines as Slater in this group of boots and oxfords for men, at this unheard of price. Nearly all sizes. E N S MEN'S SHOES Values to $10.00 Boots and Oxfords by such well known makers as Astoria and | Belmont. Not often are they offered at this price. Selling "$4.49 YOUTHS' SHOES Tan and black calf. Solid Sizes 8 to 10%. LADIES' SHOES Regular Values to $5.00 Fashionable styles in straps, oxfords, ties and pumps, calf, kid, and patent leather, all sizes, cuban heels, and low heels. $2.98 WORK SHIRTS Regular Value $1.25 Grey and khaki, heavy military flannel work shirts, all sizes in the lot. Super value at selling out price. 79c. leather soles. Regular $2.76. 31.98 JAS. McKEE & SON + HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT "ARE YOU A MASON?" $25.00 Royal Play by special permission of Samuel French haract Cast of C ers George Fisher, Stock Broker, formerly actor, .....Eric Nasmith Frank Perry, His Friend ............. Fg Beverley Smallman Amos Bloodgood, of Rockford 11, Perry's father-in-law, Thomas Harris John Halton, a gentleman farmer from up state, .. William. Lyle Hamilton Travers, doortender at a carabet......... .Hugh Nind Ernest Morrison, a young 8 architect ............Robert McMillan Policeman .... Fae pean Ren a Walter Phoenix Mrs. Caroline Bloodgood . .Dorothy Balfour Eva, (Mrs. Perry), her daughter | vad see ed Dorothea Nasmith Annie, her daughter .. vvseresesess Marjory Mitchell Lulu, her daughter .... seus ies. Sylvia Nind Mrs, Halon |. cv... rss isn scusnins is sanas Frances: Raines Lottie, cook to the Perry's .... : ........Enid Wallace Franchon Armitage, cloak model at Mme. Jolivet' s, Iva Reynolds Plan at Lawrence's Drug Store. Adults 50c. Chijldren 35e. Music by the Glee Club and the United Church S. S. Orchestra. of Dec. 18 & 19. No Tax; dults 50c. Children 35c. School News [Si mdm ot 0: Sauer} "The Lay of the Latest Minstrel" The nights are long, the days are cold, | 'The minstrel can't be very old. Evenin Lee, Lilian M y, Dorothea Na- smith, Douglas Nasmith, Irva Nott,' Helen Vickery, Ivan Wallace. on the evening of the 19th. Men! and Oxfords at a price that-will save you money. solid leather soles, almost all sizes in the group. While they last at SHRI RR Values to $6.00 Here are Dress Boots Values to $6.50 This group comprises extra- ordinary values in Dress Boots, black and tan, all sizes. A chance to pick out a fine pair of boots at wonderful savings $2.98 $3.49 m----_ S------.. LADIES' SHOES LADIES' SHOES Regular Values to $6.00 - Values range to $6.50 In this group are included fancy Styles are the newest in ox oxfords, smart ties and straps, fords, pumps, ties and straps, kid and calf with two tone and all lasts to fit every foot and contrasting trim, high, low and all sizes. An extraordinary cuban heels, all sizes. group at $3.49 | $3.98 Calf with MEN'S WORK SOX A Seasonable Snap DRESS SHIRTS Regular Value $1.75 Brand new fancy broadeloth Shirts, with two separate col- lars, new shades and patterns. All sizes. Selling out at $1.29 PHONE. 152 Men's Heavy All Wool, grey Work Sox, white toes and heels. Go on sale at bargain price of 29c. ort Perry WILLARD'S STORE NEWS Isobel Cawker, Inez Fralick, Ruby| Toni Soto 3) sessed | | CHOICE GROCERIES Any time is the right time to shop at Willard's, and Just: now is a GOOD TIME to make your choice from our ex- tensive stock of good fresh fruits. If you are looking for x the utmost in food value and general Stari. call on us. MINCE MEAT--If you have not made your own yet, don't bother. Try Crosse & Blackwell's, most tasty and home-made like. ' MEDIUM COOKING SYRUP, in bbl, ..........per Ib 10c. MCLAREN'S PEANUT BUTTER, in bulk... ..... .1b 20¢ 11b. Tin Baking Powder & Bottle Vanilla 29¢ PREPARED ALMOND ICING, Nasmith's or Bowes' tin 25¢ ROLLED OATS, fresh ................. ..6 Ibs for 25c * LARD, Rose Brand .............c...0vs....per Ib 28e. ' WHITE BEANS ........0.................6 Ibs for 26e. - PRUNES, large size ..:........v..........2 Ibs for 26e. Large Assortment Choice Christmas Candy 3 "DRY GOODS Bins Factory Yarn in Red, Blue, Heather, Grey, Mottied 5 fant Back at $L18 but B. : a