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Res. 2nd house east side Bigelow St Shale ada BE en i-- L.A. KOCH Books of all Kinds ALTERATIONS ony REPAIRS ~~ SEE THE ~ Entimates gen, Owe 9 yun] _ Poy} Perry Star Nov. 10 PHONE 80 The Peoples' Meat Market We sell everything you want in choles, clean, palatable, nutritious and satisfying meats. If you want it good, ring up Phone 738 W BERT MacGREGOR Will do the rest. AND For Counter Check The funeral of the late Mrs. Sane guin was held in Zion church on Wed- nesday afternoon. The service was conducted by Rev. Mr. Lovelace of Manilla, assisted by Rev. Mr. Green of Seagrave. The Zion choir was in attendance and sang during the ser- vice. The pallbearers were six of her nephews. Interment was made in Zion cemetery. We extend to the be- reaved family our deepest sympathy. Mr, Gordon Maxwell and Mrs. Ida Maxwell visited with Mr. and Mrs, Jack Kelsey of Woodville recently. Miss Ella Western has returned home after visiting with her sister Mrs. Arthur Sanguin 6f Rockwood. A few from here attended the Literary meeting at the Continuation School at Little Britain on Friday evening. Death again entered our midst on Sunday morning and claimed one of our youngest citizens in the person of Stuart 'Stokes, six months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Stokes. Badly burned about the body, legs and arms when a pot of tea was accidently up- set and fell "on him in his carriage, this week instead of Wednesday, ow- attend the Temperance meeting held in Oshawa on Wednesday. The Presi- dent, Miss Laird, opened the meeting; charge of the Missionary program. solo by Mr. J. Irwin, Murphy. Then a duet was given by Mrs, Luke and Mrs, Greaves. Miss Martin followed with an instrumental, solo "In the Sweet By and By" with variations, after which Mr. Richards entertained with magic lantern views of China amplifying with explanations of this ancient and benighted country making us all feel very thankful that we are born Canadians instead of Chinese. There was a large attend- ance. These meetings are increasing in interest, the young folk taking their share of the Work very willingly The Young People's Socioly held is report weekly meeting on Monday night of | recently ing to Rev: R. T. Richards having to} g then Miss Gertrude Martyn took} The first number was a harmonica i He was accom-| panied at the piano' by Miss Lillian} the train made its last trip on Sal urday evening. twice daily between those two points, t=} No more will its] cheery whistle be heard ip and down | on pr ¥ Fomine Gertrude "Martyn, near the table at the supper hour, on Thursday night, he was rushed to the Ross Memorial Hospital, Lindsay, the line nor will the gong of the lunch agent's bell, as the lunch counter at Burketon has also become an item of She received over 90% on all her ex- 'aminations. Congratulas tions are also extended and ably. On Sunday, December 4th, a Saby uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Mark, last week. Solvay Coke and Body Hardwood We have a supply of Solvay Coke on hand, and a car of choice 1009; Maple Body Hardwood. Let us supply your need in fuel this season. Cm---- Sam. N. Griffen Lumber Co. Phone 240 Day or Night Port Perry where he passed away on Sunday morning. In rescuing the child the mother had both hands badly burned. The sympathy of the community is extended to the grief-stricken parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sanguin of Rockwood spent a few days in this vicinity and attended the funeral of his mother on Wednesday. Miss Hazel Bradburn returned to her home at Janetville on Saturday after spending the past two weeks with her aunt Mrs. Fred Western. ---------- P-GP MANCHESTER Mr. C. Harrison and Mr. Arnold Roach visited friends in Toronto on Mrs. Arthur Crosier visited her The Warwick's Gifts Worth While Are entirely different each year. You have variety, not quantity. We invite you to inspect these popular gifts so that your choice may be made while the display is complete. Prices from 50c. to $2.00 each. Boxes of cards at 35c, 40c, 50c, Ofc, 8c. and $100 each. Exceptional value. Assortments of single and folded cards. Christmas Wreaths-- Tinsel, Icicles, 5 Rope, and Foil, at 10c. each. "iso fine assortment of Boxed Christmas Stationery Morrison's Drug Store. Port Perry Phone 18 a sister in Oshawa over the week end, Mr. and Mrs. H. Dobson and Mr. Simpson have returned home from their visit to London. daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. L. Bond. - Mrs. Frank Stanton is visiting her mother Mrs. R. Bond. Miss Thompson, of Toronto, spent the week end with Mrs, Greaves. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Martyn were Mr. Arthur Mark, of Port Hope, Mr. James Mark and Mr, Robinson, of Lindsay, and Mr. and Mrs. John Mark, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mark, of Seagrave, also visiting their mother, Mrs, Mark, Sr. BLACKSTOCK Mark your calendar for the con- cert to be put on in the Township Hall on Friday evening of this week, Dec. 16th, under the auspices of the Men's Orange Lodge. It will consist of a Don't forget the Chxistmas Tree on I A FULL LINE OF FUEL ALWAYS ON HAND When you are in need of Fuel of any kind, give us acall. We have everything en hand to meet your Famous Reading Anthracite that better Pennsylvania Hard Coal--Stove, Nut, Pea. Hamilten By-Product Coke Nat and Range Sizes. ssh ------------y play entitled "Tompkin's Hired Man" The annual meeting of the Ladies' Orange Benevolent Association, the election of officers for the coming year resulted as follows: Worthy Mistress--Mrs. C. P. Devitt. Deputy Mistress--Mrs, F. Hyland Chaplain--Mrs, W. Crawford Rec. Sec.--Miss Leona Weatherilt Fin. See--Mrs. R. Stinson Treasurer--Mrs. Les. Graham 1st Lecturer--Miss Florence Fair 2nd Lecturer--Mrs. Fred Hamilton D. of C.--Mrs. F, Willan Inner Guard--Mrs. T. Venning. 0. Guard--Mrs. Fred Hamilton Committee--Mrs. R. J. Henry, Mrs. W. Taylor, Mrs. G. Fowler, Mrs. Brown, Mrs, Kincaid, Auditors--Messrs, Fred Hamilton and Byron Hyland. Guardian--C. P. Devitt The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Association of the United PORT PERRY CHRISTMAS FAIR TUESDAY, DECEMBER Prizes for Poultry, Butter, and Horses BUTTER BUTTER, 101b. PLAIN WRAPPER PRINT. 3.00, 200, 100, 50 POULTRY TURKEY: MALE Welsh Coal, Scotch Coal, TURKEY. HEA E1832 Hardwood Slabs, Softwood Slabs. a i 2 Cement Lime Paristone Tile cH EN i 3 Prompt and careful attention to your orders at all times DUCKS, DISPLAY PORT PERRY COAL YARD it W. GC. W. PYATT Phones--Ofice $4W Residence 94J. Track Delivery to Messrs Oliver Smith and Murray! Byers on winning 1st and 2nd places respectively in the Grain and Seed Judging Contest held in Bowmanville on Friday, December 0th. Forty Junior Farmers, four from each of the ten central counties in the Province, contest at the Boys' Training School, sentatives R. S. Duncan and J. E. Whitlock, in charge. The judges were L. Johnston, Belleville, L. White, of A. R. Martin, Toronto, and E. P. Bradt of Bowmanville, Durham County boys carried off the honours with the following four boys being named as the winners, Oliver Smith and Murray Byers, Cartwright Township, Morris Baker, of Solina, and Elmer Gray, of Port Hope. After a two week's course at the Agricul- tural College, Guelph, these four winners will compete with sixteen other winners of the Western and Eastern Counties in a similar contest some time the first of the new year, when the four young men with the highest points will be selected to re- present the Province of Ontario at the World's Grain Show to be held at Regina, in 1938, where they will come up against the world's best Junior Farmer's judging teams. These boys have brought signal honour to their county and to their coach and Agri- 'cultural Representative Mr. A. E. Summers, The Counties representes with their Agricultural Representa- tives, were: Durham, A. E. Summers; picked by the Agricultural Represent-} atives of their respective counties en-] . ed inte Cra anf Seod Juduins of with Provincial Agricultural Repre: 1 4 the Dominion Seed Branch, Ottawa,| Mrs. Stewart McFarlane spent several days last week in Toronto, with her mother, Mrs; N, Dure, who is seriously ill in the Western Hospital. Mr. L. Sornberger and Mr. E. King spent Saturday in Toronto, : Miss E. Graham spent the week end with reldtives in Fenelon Falls. The attendance at Sunday School on Sunday'was rather smaller than usual, owing to the weather. Three adults put their money in the birthday box. In the evening Rev. Mr. Green preached to a fair congregation who. assembled in the Sunday School - The Women's Association will thier last meeting of the year on Wed- nesday afternoon of this week at the home of Mrs. S. Reynolds, when a Christmas program, conducted by group 8 under the leadership of Mrs, Reynolds, will be given. Following supper donations of Christmas Tree shower will be auctioned off by Mr, John Mark. An enjoyable afternoon is expected. Mr. L. Sornberger and Mr. Jack Mark' are busy getting the ice palace: rink in shape for the Christmas holi- days, Come along and help with the expenses. /* . MYRTLE STATION Sunday being a very stormy even- ing, there was a small congregation at church, (bot we enjoyed a good y- Rev. Mr. Totton, on "Our - Ontario, W. M. Cr y; Victoria, M. H Winters; Peterboro, J. E. Nelson; York, R.°E. White; Northumberland, W. H, Smith; Gray, S. L. Page; Prince Edward, Simcoe and Hastings. 'The forty boys with their eseorts, dined at the Balmoral Hotel at noon. Congratulations are extended to Mr. Harry VanCamp and his bride formly Miss Edna Heaslip, of Janetville; on their recent marriage. On Monday evening of this week a Re, Mp Tom Service next Sunday at 3 p.m. Sunday Sehol at the ustial hour of 1.45. 'Mr, Edwards and Miss Ruby Ed- 'guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. Tordiff. 'Mrs. Warren, of Stouffville, spent Jast week with her daughter Mrs. (Rev.) Totton. little 'daughter, and: son Mr. Wyatt wards, of Toronto, were Sunday - Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wesson and ER av