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hg AER re ster, Solicitor, Notary iter. Soticiton, No Accountant, ete. 1 "Money to Loan Office first door « east of Canadian Bank of Commerce, over the Observer i Residence 19j Ferry, Ontario Lewis, M. and {. Pringle, \d to their home in Mark- = ham, ater spending a pleasant week's holiday with their friends Misses D. and E. Reesor. - Mr. Joseph Stansfield, and sons, Joseph and Donald, of Stratford, are holidaying at the home of Mrs. Robt. town, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Payne and two sons, from Buffalo, were guests of Mrs. R. Town, on Saturday. Mrs. Edna McFadden, of Stratford, is the guest of Mrs. Robt. Town.. Mr. Thos. Blight is in Windsor this week attending the Supreme Lodge sessions of the Sons of "England. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Graham] and Mrs. W. R. Murray, of Toronto, were in town on Monday. Mr. and Mrs, Russell Cockburn and family, of Kapuskasing, are holiday- ing in town, the guests of Mr. J. C. Cockburn. Mrs. McGillivray and daughtérs, of Kirkfield, are visiting Mrs. McGil- livray's brother, Mr. Jas. Ewen. Mr. V. Gilbert, who has been with the local branch of the Oshawa Lumber Company, has accepted a position in Toronto. Mrs. Geo. Jackson, and daughter, Miss Patricia, have returned home after spending some weeks in Mus- koka. As we go to press a merry group of pienickers of the United Church Sunday School have just left for Janetville Beach, for the afternoon. On Friday night the final game of the Softball League will be played at the school campus, and Port Perry. Be on hand and you will see a real contest. between Scugog Band Concert to-night (Thurkday) remem PAIN eemecsmo. rme A LOVELY AUTO TRIP Miss Grace Davis and Miss M. Pearson, have just returned from an auto trip to Halifax and home through the Blue Mountains. They were gone two weeks, and had a most enjoyable journey. The scenery is very beauti- ful, and the roads keep one guessing as to what is ahead. They wind in and out and at one time, the travellers crossed the same railway eighteen times within eighteen miles. rr el PP ee -- During the past five weeks Miss Helen Mellow, A.T.C.M., has been taking a Summer Course in the Nor- mal School, Toronto, and is now in a position to teach singing in schools. For the last two weeks of August Miss Mellow is taking a course at the Conservatory of Music. This consists of a new method of piano teaching for beginners. The pupils are taken in groups instead of individually and this is proving very successful in the cities of the Dominion. Each pupil gets instruction for 1 hour a week at b0c. a lesson, and some of the highest marks. for examinations have been ob- tained by pupils started in this new way. Miss Mellow's class opens the first week of September and all those wish- ing to take lessons could communicate with her at her home or phone 239. re ------ - SPECIAL PRICES MENS SUITS and Overcoats 'With the arrival of new goods there splendid choice. Get your order » " ! | LOWEST PRICES WE PAY FREIGHT 6! 0 OUR RLAY ti FE sutatont Jesign, first class condition, One 5 of the prevent bargains we have $1 8 5. Easy terms, $15. cash and only $7. monthly Piano, No mus- ARN PLAYER (sn iiaiiiis first class condition, Complete with 16 rolls and bench, & pArEmIn $ 29 7: Terms 28 Sas and only $10. a month, Special terms if desired. Freight cha: will be paid to your _ arent Ontario Station. yo HEINTZMAN & CO. 195 YONGE STREET, TORONTO Heintziman & Co. Limited, 195 Yonge Btreet, Toronto, Please send me, without obligation, full de- tails of Upright Player Piano (check which) mentioned above, NOG osm iscinss ris riionssoninsisaissii abe Our prices are greatly reduced-- : et tl eee Amber glass, indirect lighting and other novel innovations to prevent glare on the finishes of motor cars are being utilized in Automobile Building at Canadian National Exhibition, AP Wee NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of William Burnett, deceased. All persons having claims against the estate of William Burnett, of Detroit, Michigan, deceased, who died on the 23rd day of March, 1931, are hereby notified to send into the under- signed solicitors on or before the 10th day of September, 1931, full particu- lars of their claims. Immediately after September 10th, 1931, the assets of the testator will be distributed among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to claims of which the solicitors shall then have notice. Dated August 12th, 1931. HARRIS & HARRIS, Port Perry, Ont. Solrs. for Wm. Burnett Est. leet Al trees ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ' Rev. E. E. Annand, B.A., Minister. 11 a.m.--Morning Service. 7 p.m.--Evening service. BREADALBANE CHURCH, UTICA Service at 2.30 p.m. Mr. Annand will preach at 11 a.m. 'land 7 p.m. rn lA Wee PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH 10 a.m.--Sabbath School. 11 a.m.--Worship Service. 7 p.m.--Worship Service. k Prince Albert 1.45 p.m.--Sabbath School. 3 p.m.--Worship Service. rm treater tPA rrr rene CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION 10. a.m.--Sunday School 11 a.m.--Morning Service. The service will be taken by Rev. H. P. Streeter. PP tiers BOARDERS WANTED Good accommodation for High School pupils. Five minutes walk from school. Apply to Mrs. John Plough- man, Phone 241 w. . ee tA ANP ire mine HOUSEKEEPING POSITION WANTED Good clean cook, wishes pogition' in vicinity of Port Perry. Good home preferred to high wages. Apply to box 20 Port Perry Star. i el Pa CLOVER HONEY FOR SALE Apply Fred Raines, Port Perry, Phone 189 r 4 Re AR VEGETABLES FOR SALE Bantam Corn, Potatoes, Carrots, Peppers, Beets, ete., also large Whit- ney Crabapples for jelly or canning. Orders promptly delivered. Phone 256j, C. H. Kellett, Port Perry, 1 ll AM PIANO AND THEORY EXAMS. During the recent Mid-summer ex- aminations of the Toronto Conserva- tory of Music the following pupils of Miss Helen M. Mellow, A.T.C.M., were successful. Primary Piano-- Marjorie Harrison, Hon. Helen Gale, Hon. Frank Harding, Hon. Introductory Piano-- Isabel Honey, Hon. Senior Form (Theory)-- Lois Lundy « Edith Wells : Intermediate Counterpoint (Theory) Floris Stone, Hon. » Helen Allin Junior Counterpoint (Theory)-- Irene Leask, Hon. All who tried were successful. SPECI aL PRICES on all our stock during Alterations commencing Monday, July 20 I. R. BENTLEY Jeweller & Optometri = bin, ALBERT COAL Truck Delivery. Tat, Bottar Perna u iil Co Don't wait for the cold weather to o Buying NOW will save your sins and you will be prepared. winter SER Famous Reading Anthracite is ¢ ean, , efficient HAMILTON BY-PRODUCT COKE--A Canadian Product. We are exclusive agents for this high grade coke. Nut and range sizes. 'CANNEL COAL -- CEMENT -- TILE -- LIME Phone your order. PORT PERRY COAL YARD W. G. W. PYATT for the long' Quick Delivery Phones Office 94, Res. 238 ¥ Chiropractor and Drugless Therapist 34 Wolverleigh Blvd, Toronto. Phone Hargrave 0990 IN PORT PERRY Tuesday and Saturday, 10 to 12 a.m.. Phone 258 Eyes Examined GLASSES Fitted Accurately F. E. LUKE & SON, Optometrists 163-167 Yonge St., Toronto (Up-stairs, opposite Simpson's) J. A. HETHERINCTON. REPORT OF DEPARTMENTAL LOWER SCHOOL EXAMINA- TIONS AT PORT PERRY (Pupil passed in subject following name.) Anderson, Archibald, Physiography Beare Maxine, Eng. Gram., B. Hist., Geog., Agri. L Black, Malcolm, Arith. Bown, Fred, Arith., Art. Carnegie, Kathleen, Agri. I. Carnegie, Robert, Agri. I. Cawker, William, Eng. Gram. B. Hist., Geog, Agri. I. Clements, Ruth, Eng. Gram., Brit. Hist., Geog., Agri. I. Cliff, Owen, Arith), Phys. Crozier, Allan, Arith.,, Phys., II. Crozier, Archibald, Eng, Gram., B. Hist., Geog., Agri. I. Crozier, Helen, Agri. I. Downer, Harriet, Arith., Agri. IL. Dowson, Allin, Eng. Gram., B .Hist., Geog., Agri. I Dunn, Bessie, Eng. Gram., B. Hist., Agri, IL Eagleson, :Marion, Eng. Gram., B. Hist., Geog., Agri. L Farmer, John, Phys., Agri. II. Figary, Florrie, Agri. I. Hood Audrey, Arith., Phys., Agri. II Art. : Hood, Georgeen, Agri. IIL Hook, Everett, Eng, Gram., B. Hist., Geog. Hooey, Norma, Eng. Gram., B. Hist, Agri. I. Hooper, Mildred, Arith., Phys., Art, Agri. II. Hunter, Grant, Agri. I. Jones, Margaret, Arith,, + Agri. II, Kight, Hazel, Arith, Phys., Agri. II, Art. 3 Kight, Lillian, Eng. Gram., B. Hid, Agri. I Lee, Elmer, Arith., Phys., Art. Lee, Lloyd, Arith., Phys., Art. Lyle, Ralph, Arith., Phys., Agri. IL Lyle, Velma, B. Hist. . MacFarlane, Reid, Eng. Gram., B. Hist. Phys., Agri, Agri. Phys., Phys., Agri. I. McKercher, Muriel, Arith,, Phys., Agri. 11, Art. McLean, Ross, Eng. Gram,; Agri. I, McMaster, Campbell, B. Hist., Agri. Lid MeMillan, Nora," Arith, Agri. 11. Martyn, Earl, Eng. Gram. B. Hist, "Geog., Agri. I. Ren ier I iy ar Gram., B. Hist, Agri. L McCrea, Robina, Eng. Gram., Geog.,| Hist., Agri. Nottingham, Agri. II. y Oke, Roger, B. Hist, Agri. I. Geog., Agri. I I Prentice, Agri. IT, Art. Real, al Margarsty Mild Rep Dor , Robinson, Evel St. John, Jack, Shepherd, Dona 1. £5 ras fui Suddard Sunderland Legion Street Dance, a Arith,, Phys, Oke, William, Agri. I. Orde, John, Eng. Gram., B. Hist, : Orde, Philip, Aith., Phys., Agri. IL. | Osadzuk, Catherine, Eng. Gram. Pickard, Robert; Eng. Gram., Agri, = x I % Platten Hanrlett, Eng. Gram., Agri, li Doris, Avith, \ BARGAINS STILL AWAIT YOU AT Sutcliffe & Son's Closing Out Sale Closing time is near at hand and this stock must be cleared ~out-at some price. GRAB BOXES for Friday and Saturday Just see what you will get in your box for 25c. Sutcliffe & Sons PORT PERRY, ONT. Nasmith, Virginia, Eng. Gram., B. Williams, Dorothy, Eng. Gram., B. Hist, Geog., Agri. I Williamson, Ellamae, Eng. Gram, i ~ B. Hist.; Agri. I. . Woods, Terrance, = Arith,, Phys, | Agri, IL Young, Isabel, Eng. Gram., B. Hist, "Geog. Agri. Toss we FARM TO RENT 100 acres, lot 2, concession: 1, Mari- " posa, Apply to Jos. H. Brown, Sonya i _ STEAM COAL | | In the Estate of Patty Ann Barclay Raglan and Sengon played their last 'League game last Saturday evening, August 9th. Scugog was the winners of the four games. A large crowd came out to cheer them along. The weather did not look very favorable but the rain quit for the evening. Thé score was 20-5 in our favor, but the visitors were good sports. Our girls' ball team motored to Prospect®on Monday evening, Aug. 10 to play another softball game with the 'Prospect girls. The score was 18-11" in favor of Scugog. A ball team from Williams' Point were to have come over to play our boys on Thursday last, but did not arrive 'until Monday evening, and a number of our players did mot turn | up. However a number of the young- "er boys turned in and played the game, with the result of 8-5 in favor of the visitors. Indian Field Day, Wed. August 19th.| * The Indians of Scugog will 'hold their annual Field Day of sports and a softball competition. Refreshments will be provided by the Women's As- sociation. A concert will be given in the Township Hall at night. Good local talent with singing and music by Indians from various Reserves. Everybody welcome. ' ® s+ We are all glad to hear that Mrs. E. Fines is able to be home again from Toronto, where she has been very ill. We are all sorry to hear that Mrs. H. Williams was operated on in the Port Perry Hospital last week. All hope for a speedy recovery! Mrs. H. McKinley, of Oshawa, Mrs. N. Whitney and sons, of Raglan, were the guests of Mrs. Pettitt, on Satur- day. (Continued on back page) TURNIP AND POTATO GROWERS' FIELD DAY AT BLACKWATER and ZEPHYR, AUGUST 18th. ° Growers of turnips, both as 'cash crop and as a feed crop, are invited to meet at Ryerson Beare's, 1 mile south of Greenbank, on Tuesday, Aug. wick has been ill for the past week. Mr, and Mrs. Herman Walker and family attended the Bagshaw picnic at Port Bolster on Monday last. Mr, and Mrs. A. E. Spencer and Mr. and Msr, C. W, Lakey visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W. Lincombe, at avenhurst over the week end. Miss Kathleen Lincombe returned with them for a couple of weeks holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lynde with Mr. A. Stevens one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. Brown and family, with her father Mr. Geo. Welch, on Sunday, : Miss Doris McKinley of Sunderland, vigiting her aunt Mrs. C. W. Lakey. "Mr. Geo. Robertson, of Prince Al- bert, is visiting his son Mr. A. Rob- ertson. ee ree Sunderland Legion Street Dance, Wednesday, August 19th, 48th High- landers Band, Broadcast C.K.G.W. 6.55 p.m. (fast time). Roth, Eaton 'Cup baseball games August 19th at Sunderland. ~~ Street Dance at night, 48th Highlanders Band. NOTICE TO CREDITORS - All persons having claims against te of Patty Ann Barclay, of Cartwright Township, deceased, who i on the 4th he of July, 1931, notified to' send in to the 18th, at 1 p.m. sharp for the purpose of looking over a number of fertilizer | tests and taking part in the géneral discussion on turnip growing and marketing. After looking over Mr. Beare's plots, the party will proceed to Bert Heron' s, south of 'Blackwater and to other growers in. the Black- water district where some very mark- ed results are showing from different fertilizer applications. The fertilizer tests which are under the supervision of the Ontario Depart- ment of Agriculture include plots with 2-12-6; 2-16-6; 4-12-6; 0-14-6; 0-16-0. St At approximately three o'clock the party will proceed to the Zephyr dis- trict where the first call will be made at W. J. Rynard's where an inspection will be made of Mr. Rynard's thirty- five acre crop of potatoes and where some interesting fertilizer tests are outlined. Two or three other calls may be made on other growers. This should be a>profitable afternoon and any farmers who are interested are cordially invited to join the party at Mr. Beare's at 1 o'clock or at any of the other stops mentioned. Professor: Henry G. Bell of the Chemistry Department, O. A. C., at Guelph, and Mr, O. W. Lachaine of the Potato Certification Service also of Guelph, will take prominent parts in the discussion. Mr. E. K. Hampson of Hamilton, representing 'the fertilizer -industry, and Mr, J. S. P. Thompson of the United Farmers Co-operative Co. Ltd., To onto, have also been invited to at- tend. 9 Further particulars may be had by calling Agricultural Representative, W.-M. Croskery;: Uxbridge. a lage mois Ontario will be represented by a team in the junior grain-judging com- 'petition to be held at the World's Grain Exhibition in Regina, in 1982. As in former years, reduced railway and steamship rates will be effective for the Canadian National Exhibition. Music Day, one of the outstanding attractions at C.N.E. will be on Thurs- day, September 3rd. LUMBER FOR SALE x Quantity of second-hand - lumber, (mostly 4x4 and sheeting) suitable for barns, garages, etc. Apply to W. Clyde, Prince Albert, Ont. 4 BY-LAW Notice is hereby given that a by- law as passed by the Township of Reach on the 4th day of July, 1931, providing for the issue of debentures to the amount of $4,200.00 for the purpose of the erection of a school house and the purchase of furniture, furnishings, school apparatus and other equipment in connection there- with, and that such by-law was registered in the Registry Office of - the County. of Ontario on the 23rd day of July,~1031, Any motion to. quash or set aside the same or any part thereof must be made within three months after the first publication of this notice, and «cannot. be made thereafter. Dated the, 24th day of July A.D. 1931. Aug. 18. For Farms and Town ; Properties, seo: Soyntont Farm Agency, W. F. DOBSON, Clerk. 1 Perry.