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s. Harold Archer and New Toronto, accompanied Mrs. John Archer, of Hull, who are spending four with their son, were visiting \ and Mrs. George 'Prentice, tiv. ? ..Dr. W. 8. Harper has been appoint- local surgeon for the Bell Tele- 'Phone Co., and Medical Attendant for le Indians of Scugog Reserve. In both these cases he succeeds Dr. J. A. Mathers, who moved to New York State, Dr. Harper has also been appointed Medical Representative of Returned Soldiers for Port Perry and vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pickard, Miss Irene Pickard, Mr. A. Bell and Miss Mary Pickard, of Uxbridge, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kew, Tom, and Shirley, of Buffalo, Miss Bessie Carnicross, of Toronto, were visiting with Mrs. R. Pickard, over the week end. Mr, and Mrs. Smith and Donald, of Uxbridge, visited with Mrs. Wagg and Miss Alice, also with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, recently. Mrs. Shut and little daughter Annie of Hamilton, have been guests of Mrs, Shut's sister, Mrs. Rawlinson, for the past fortnight. Misses Audrey and Mary Town, of Whitby, are visiting with their grand- mother, Mrs. Robt. Town. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Anderson have just returned from a very pleasant trip to Ohio, where they visited with friends. "That machine does the 'work of ten men. It almost has brains." "Not if it does all that work." There was no question but that the porter did have a very red nose, One old lady was bold enough to ask him, "What makes your nose so red, porter?" "Oh, pride, madam, pride," an- swered the porter. "It's simply blushing with pride because it doesn't poke itself into other people's busi- ness." LEAVING TOWN Owing to the removal of Sutcliffe & Sons from town, Miss Ida Downer will return to Lindsay where we under- .stand she is to have charge of the Elmsmure Apartments. L There will be general regret be- cause of Miss Downer's removal from Port Perry. She has always been most generous in her service to the church and community and has con- tributed largely to their pleasure by her assistance in the singing. When Miss Downer was in Port Perry some years ago she was a valued member of the choir of the Methodist Church, and it was a real pleasure to find her again in the choir in the United Church. We trust that both Miss Downer and her mother may find a pleasant home in Lindsay, with good opportuni- ties for service. Their many friends wish them "God Speed." CLOVER HONEY FOR SALE Apply Fred Raines, Port Perry, Phone 189 r 4 SPECIAL PRICES MENS SUITS Don't forget. the big baseball on Thursday (to-night) between Port Perry and Whitevale. The game will be played at the High School grounds. If Port Perry team is successful it will mean another game to determine the winner of the Inter' Church e. * It promises to be an exciting game as the teams seem to be fairly well matched. The Port Perry boys journeyed to Whitevale on Tuesday night. The game was won by Whitevale 8-2. Phe boys appr d the support be glad to see a good turn out of "fans" at Yo-night's game. BORN To Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Harris, at Oshawa, on Tuesday, August 11th, 1931, a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Collacutt, at Port Perry, on Friday, July 81st, 1931, a daughter. - (1) CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. . 11 a.m.--Morning Service. It will be taken by Mr. Wrinch, of Toronto, 4 ' 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. they received at Whitevale and willl] SCHOOL Opening is coming soon. We wish to remind you that we School Supplies at prices that will make it worth your while to _in- vestigate. Always on hand to fix your spectacles, watch, clock, or jewellery. I. R. BENTLEY Jeweller & Optometrist J. A. HETHERINGTON Chiropractor and Drugless Therapist 34 Wolverleigh Blvd.,, Toronto. Phone Hargrave 0990 IN PORT PERRY Tuesday and Saturday, 10 to 12 a.m.. Phone 258 PORT PERRY UNITED: CHURCH 10 a.m.--Sabbath School. 11 a.m.--Worship Service. 7 p.m.--Worship Service. Prince Albert 1.45 p.m.--Sabbath School. 3 p.m.--Worship Service. SCUGOG Rev. J. Denny, B.A., of Epsom, will be the preacher at the Centre Church on Sunday evening at 7.30, Aug. 28. You are invited to worship with us at that time. The Women's Association held an especially enjoyable meeting in the Centre School grounds last Tuesday afternoon, August 11. The tables decorated with flowers made a very pleasing picture as the members were seated around them. The program had been arranged for an outdoor meeting. Following the opening hymn Mrs. F. Crozier read a call to worship from Psalm 95, and the mem- bers joined in the Lord's Prayer. The 104th Psalm was read by Mrs. H. Fra- lick, seemed to have a large meaning as we had but to lift up our eyes to see the blue canopy of the heavens stretched out like a curtain and the pdrifting clouds and the green trees and hills and valleys of which the Psalmist spoke. The poem "Summer Suns are Glowing" as read by Mr. Joblin was much enjoyed. Mrs. D. Hope contributed a beautiful reading on the subject of "Prayer" which was followed by a duet by Mrs, J. Milner and Mrs. G. Sweetman. After a short business session the meeting was dis- missed by Mrs. N. Crozier. Then a large number sat down to the splendid lunch which the ladies had prepared. The proceeds amounted to $20.00. We are glad to see that our Sun- day School is steadily increasing in attendance and interest. A new plan is being tried out in the Young Peo- ple's Bible Class. One pupil, previous- ly appointed, introduces the study by reading the lessén with the classes and by asking a few questions. Mr. George Samells introduced the lesson last Sunday and did well. We believe this will be a good' project in teacher training. : Mrs. (Rev.) Denny and daughters from Epsom, who "are occupying a cottage at Lakeside were among the visitors at the Centre Sunday School last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Samells, Miss Myrtle Sweetman and Mr. Maurice Fralick, motored to Musselman, Lake recently. | : a en Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hood, Mr. and Mis. William Hern, of Sonya, called onl Scugog friends last Sunday. ! Mr. Luzerne Sweetman and Mr. E. Latimer spent the week end in To- ronto. Last Wednesday evening, August 12, about 100 invited guests spent a very pleasant time at the home of Eyes Examined GLASSES Fitted Accurately F. E. LUKE & SON, Optometrists 163-167 Yonge St., Toronto (Up-stairs, opposite Simpson's) VALDE HORTOP . Teacher of PIANO and THEORY Classes start first week in Sept. Phone 54 Port Perry several decorated lanterns were hung, after which a dainty lunch was served. The bride and groom showed their appreciation by a few words of thanks. Then all sang they are jolly good fellows, and left for home wish- ing Mr. and Mrs. Sweetman a long and happy life. . Mr. and Mrs. P. Williams, Whitby, Mrs. W. Williams, Mrs. Hickson, of Oshawa, Mrs G. Williams and' son Vernon, of Niagara, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sweetman. Mrs. -W. Nott and daughters, of Port Perry, visited her mother Mrs. J. Gerrow, one day last week. Miss Marjorie Wheatley, of Union- ville, is visiting her friend Miss Helen Carter. Mrs. J. Swan of Port Perry spent a few days last week with her sister Mrs. E. Hance. Miss Maud Ashton, of Enniskillen, is visiting her sister Mrs. S. Rodman. Miss Merle Hope, of Prince Albert, and Miss Edna Dowson, of Port Perry, had a pleasant holiday with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Jack- son. Miss Reta Milner, of Toronto, and her friend Miss G. Hudson, of Brant- ford, spent the week end at the home of her parents, Miss Reta staying here for a few days. Miss Florence Elford has secured a school at Fort Francis. We all wish her the best of success. Mrs. A. VanNess visited her brother Mi. O. Gerrow, in Oshawa, a few days. last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. Demara, Grace and Glen, visited his cousin Mr. and Mrs. H. Hope; Prince Albert, and also called on Mr. J. T. Jackson, who is very ill. Sorry to hear Mrs. W. Crozier was operated on last Friday in Port Perry Hospital, but we all wish her a speedy Glad to hear Mrs. H. Williams is getting along fine and will soon be ing fine after getting her tonsils out, last week. * Mr. and Mrs. Nelson XCANIND READING A - Don't wait for the cold weather to bin. Buying NOW will save will p for the I Famoys Reading Anthracite is HAMILTON BY-PRODUCT COKE--A Canadian Product. We are exclusive agents for this high grade coke. Nut and range sizes. ALBERT COAL CANNEL COAL CEMENT -- TILE -- LIME Phone your order. 'Quick Delivery ~~ PORT PERRY COAL YARD Truck Délivery. 'W.G. W.PYATT Phones Office 94, Res. 238 your on 'you winter months. 4 HELE © coal , efficient, safe. STEAM COAL | - THANK YOU! During the three years in which we have been in business in Port Perry we have greatly appreciated the courtesy and generous patron- age of the people of Port Perry and vicinity, ~ For these favors we say; . in all sinesiiity--THANK YOU! Our Pit Perry branch is now closed and our complete business will now be carried on in Lindsay. "Delineator" will continue to receive their copies of the magazine at this store, as the agency for .the "Delineator" has been taken over by James McKee & Son, who have purchased this store, and are moving in immediately. SUTCLIFFE & SONS LINDSAY - ONTARIO . ~ THIS WEEK'S VALUES at Dominion Stores, Limited "WHERE QUALITY COUNTS PRUNES, Large, Meaty, per Ib. 10c¢. TOMATOES, Choice Quality, per tin 10C. FOUR STRING BROOMS 29c¢. BRUNSWICK SARDINES, per tin Sc. COHOE SALMON, 1 1b. tin 19c¢. RICE KRISPIES, per pkg. 10e¢. KIPPER SNACKS Lh Se. PRESERVING NEEDS Sealers, medium, $1.09 dozen; small, 99¢c. dozen. Highest Prices Paid for Butter and Eggs E. A. TIFFIN, Manager. » : 5 NOTE RE "DELINEATOR." Subscribers to the | ~~. Thr able anywhere in Canada, 2 Port Perry Branch - 1161 TS ei Send Money Use Royal Bank Money Orders, the most convenient and economical means of sending money by mail. Pay- Safely the United States or the v British Isles--issued in either dollars or sterling. The Roy al Bank of Canada B. D. Henry, Manager a DEPARTMENT DR. W. S. HARPER as District. fi € | day of September, 1931, full particu- Little Miss Dorothy Graham is do-| Aldred, of To- | borough, 1 Collins and brother: Donald, are hav- ing a pleasant holiday with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Noon, at Nestleton. & £ 2 Mr. and Mrs. Robertson and Kath- erine, of Toronto, are having a very The teams were very closely matched League. Our team were Anson Ger- row, P.; Stewart Mark, C.; Amasa Sweetman, 1st base; Milton Demara very | 2nd: base; Cecil Fralick 8rd base: D. sant week with her parents Mr.|Gerrow, s.s.; §, Sweetman, rf; W. and Mrs, H. Fralick, and brother Mr. | Hood, c.£.; Fred Joblin 1f.; Luzerne . L. Fralick, _:. |Sweetman, "was umpire; Ray Mi Mr. Harold Archer is building a|msnager. = °° lovely. summer cottage at Lakeside] « ----------to-wror-- Mr. W. and this game gave Port Perry the AND NATIONAL HEALTH NOTICE TO RETURNED SOLDIERS * Announcement is made of the a for the Returned Soldiers of Port Perry and -- OF. PENSIONS pointment of Medical Representative . D. McNEELY, for hief Medical Officer. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of William Burnett, deceased. All p having g the estate of William Burnett, of Detroit, Michigan, deceased, who died on the 28rd day of Mareh, 1931, are hereby notified to send into the under- signed solicitors on or before the 10th lates 2 lars of their claims. Immediately 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 a > x : All persons having claims against} Garsioright the estate of Patty Ann Barclay, of wright Township, deceased, who after September 10th, 1931, the assets | LUMBER FOR SALE Quantity of second-hand .Jumber, (mostly 4x4 and sheeting) suitable for barns, garages, etc. Apply to W. Clyde, Prince Albert, Ont. 4 FARM TO RENT 100 acres, lot 2, concession 1, Mari- Pposa. Apply to Jos. H. Brown, Sonya Little Louise was lost on the street and was brought into the police sta- tion, The officers tried in every way to learn hermame. Finally one officer said: N "What does your mother call your father 7 . "Why," said Louise, very inno- cently, "she doesn't call him anything she likes him," ? FOR SALE : Seven hundred Barred Rock Pullets from good laying strain. 12 weeks old. 80c. each. Aply to box 87 Port | Perry Star, e ; | For Farms and Town :