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oy = Monday. TT . Robert: Walker and Ropert Skerratt, vho have passed their High School ~~ home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lakey, on Page Four ° Fe ------------ i-- " pm -- S-- LOCAL ITEMS B h LINDSAY. PRESBYTERTAL W.M.8.[== , : wv K : Evesi ht ii rooc es. The Lindsay Presbyterial, w.MS., COMING --F."E. Luke, yeals ! N kl : SRC of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, Specialist, at Lawrence's Drug Store, | IN@C ets ; Beads held its semi-annual meeting in West- Port Perry, Thursday, June 29th." Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McKenzie, of Vancouver, B.C.; and their son Dr. Grant McKenzie, and Mrs. McKenzie, . visited their cousins Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Kellett, last week. : Dr. G. H. Jackson and Mrs. Jackson, of Union, N.J., are visiting with 'his mother, Mrs. Geo, Jackson: «Miss Marion Goode is going to To- ronto to take a summer course at the University of Toronto. 3 EDWARD BIND, R.O., Optométrist, Eyesight Specialist, of Toronto, will be at I. R. Bentley's on 'Thursday, July 13th. "Mr. John Nott, has returned to Roblin, Manitoba, after spending some weeks with his mother and other friénds in this district. Mr. Fred Schell has caught several large bull frogs down the lake and has placed them along the water front. Please do not kill them. - We regret to learn that Mrs. M. Letcher has not regained her health; but has found it necessary to go to the hospital in Toronto. We trust that recovery may be rapid. 3 -- Mrs. Wm. Bell and Mrs. Jas. Swan were in Toronto on Tuesday. Miss Dorothy McBride returned to Toronto on' Sunday after spénding some weeks with Miss Dorothy Medd: A great many atended the Memorial Service at Pine Grove Cemetery, on Sunday. ' An cnjoyable time "was spent at Port Bolster on Saturday by members of the Sunday School. "About one hundred and twenty-five attending. - Miss Phenie Jones visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Geer. Mr. and Mrs. Lawton, of Stratford, "calling on Mrs. James Hortop on Pleased to report Mrs. FE. Kendall is some better. 0 Miss Vera Miller 'with Her sister, Mrs. Drew at her summer cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Redshaw with their daughter Mrs. Ivan Geer. Congratulations .to- &iltoy Eden.. "entrance without writing. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Bennett, Mr. and Mrs., EE. Mann and son, Mr. and 'Mrs. Roy Mann and family of Oshawa and Mr. Smidt of Montreal at the Sunday. . z Mr. and Mrs. Prizeman and Geraldine of Toronto, visiting with her mother, Mrs. Jas. Ackney. ' Mr. and Mrs. Henry Skerratt at- "tended the Strong-Stone wedding at Seagrave on Saturday. An enjoyable time was spent on the lawn at the home of Mr.'and Mrs. C. W. Lakey, on Monday evening, when over one hundred ratepayers and school scholars met in the honour of Miss E. B. Hosie, who will be leaving at the end of the week. She was ppesented with an Ausco Ivory three piece. Toilet Set, in pale green and a genuine leather 'purse. Mrs. Harold Kerry read the address and Mrs. H. Harper made the presentation. Miss Hosie expressed her thanks in a very suitable manner. Also her regrets at leaving the community after spending four years here. .The evening was spent in games music and lunch. 2 Pleased to report Mr. Denny has so far improved to be able to return to his home. ? --os DIED . At Port Perry on Tuesday, June 27th, 1933, William H. MacGregor, in his 63rd year. . . . _.At Raglan, on Friday, June 23rd, 1933, William Kellington, in his 65th cyead, : GIBBS -- Suddenly = at Cleveland, Ohio, on June 20, 1933, Pheobe Jane Gibbs, beloved wife of Thomas Gibbs, and eldest daughter of the late Mar- garet Ann and Austin 8. Platten. Besides her husband, she is survied "by three brothers and two sisters: Charles Platten, Welland; Thomas Platten, Toronto; William Platten, Kingsville; Mrs. Ed. Synge, Toronto; and Mrs. Geo. Proutt, Caesarea, Ont. Interment was made ini. West Park \. Cemetety, Gleveland, Ohio, U.S.A. * 8he Rests in Peace : "Jesus, Saviour, pilot me, Over life's tempestuous sea. | Unknown waves before me roll, 'Hiding rock and treacherous shoal. "Chart and compass come from Thee, * Jesus, Saviour, pilot me," +» We are Clearing our . Summer Lines at Reduced Prices. BEADS AND NECKLACES AT 29¢. and 69c, BROOCHES AT 25c. and 35c. Optical Bargain We are offering Rimless Glasses, Spherical Lenses at $4.95 with case. For Optical Repairs come to us, 'work done quickly. Broken lenses: replaced . accurately. , We will remain open all day Wed- nesday during July and August. I. R. BENTLEY JEWELLER & OPTOMETRIST Valuable prizes 'given by lucky number draw every Saturday night, starting. this week, at the Strand Theatre, Uxbridge. No contest--just come. Prizes may be exchanged. ------ MRS. THOMAS FORMAN The death occurred this week of Elizabeth-Dawson Forman, widow of the late Thomas Andrew Forman, who passed away at her home, 371 Buller street, Woodstock, following a lengthy illness. Mrs. Forman was born at Wick, near Port Perry, a daughter of the late Rev. Robert and Mrs. Hen- riutta McArthur, but had been a resi- dent of the city since 1890. Her hus- band, predeceased her in 1923, was a well known merchant here for many years. 2 a: Mrs. Forman was a member' of Chalmers" United Church, and lived a quiet retired life for the most_part. She will be remémbered by many of the older citizens. ~--Surviving her is. one daughlel Henrietta - of this city; two grand- children, Elizabeth and James Cullen; {and two. brothers, Robert McArthur, of San Francisco, and Henry Mec- Arthur, in Texas. The funeral was held from her late residence on Tyesday, with interment in the Presbyterian cemetery. The late Mrs. Forman was educated in the Public and High Schools in Port Perry. -She was considered. one of the cleverest students in Classics who .ever passed through the school. For a short time before her marriage she was on the staff of the Port Perry Public School. fler many friends in and around Port Perry will sympathize will" her daughter Miss Henrietta, and with her tWo brothers. ~~ © - La <P ~~ INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS The annual installation of officers, of Fidelity Lodge, A. F. and A. M,, was held on Monday evening, June 26th, 1933. W. Bro. H. L. Wallace and his Installing Beard, of Oshawa had charge of the ceremony. The following are the officers installed for the ensuing term: W. Bro. W. A. Beatty ....Treasurer W. Bro. Geo. R. Davey ... .Secretary Bro. A. P. MacFarlane ........ S.D. Bro. Orr. C. Browne ........ J.D. Bro. Bert. MacGregor ........ 1.G. Bro. Thos. Blight ............. S.S. Bro. F. Barker ........ccouee J.S. Bro. I. R. Bentley..:..:..... Tyler W. Bro. J. A, Hayden .......~ D.of C Bro. John Smith....... ...Organist - RY AN SLEEPY AFTER MEALS? ° WATCH FOR POISONS A dopey, tired feeling is usually a sign of bowel poisons, that breed Got rid of them with Adler- Acts on both upper and lower A. M. germs. ika. bowels without discomfort. Lawrence, Druggist. > A * : BORN At Dr. Caven's Private Hospital, Ottawa, on Sunday, June 25th, 1933, to Mr. and Mrs, M. A. Howsam (nee Grace Rundle), 86 Fulton Ave, Ot- tawa, a son. Both well. ; Born to Mr.-and Mrs. Ivan Geer, on Wednesday, June 28th, a son. ST JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rov. D. A. Ferguson, B.A., Minister. 1 pm~Evening Service . 4 I i minster Church, Wick, on Thursday; June 22nd. & : The meeting was in charge' of the President, Miss Gould, of Uxbridge. ducted by Mrs, Milne, of 'Wick. Reports were then given: . leanings of the Provincial meeting at Stratford. oe Praise. The Bible lesson was taken by Mrs. Scott, Cannington, and prayer was offered by Mrs, Wallace, of Can- nington. ' 3 i - Mys. Milne, of Wick, spoke words of welcome, Sa Mrs. Drake, of Balsover, offered the dedicatory prayer, y Mrs. Herman Stainton, of Wick, sang a pleasing solo. . The speaker for the afternoon was Rev. F. G. Vesey, of Toronto, who for many years was missionary in the foreign field. ; Mr. Vesey congratulated the meet- ing-on-having such a splendid gather- sentations that has been at a Semi- annual meeting. g Mr. Vesey chose three texts: "God so loved the world", "Go ye into all the world". "The kingdoms of this God.." Rev. Mr. Scott. of Cannington brought. greetings from Presbytery. The Presbyteridl has been invited to to Woodville. for the meeting next year, | - a The Ladies of Wick served dinner and tea to the gathering. --_-- PORT PERRY. UNITED CHURCH Sunday, July 2nd-- .° 10 a.m.--Sunday School. 11 a.m.--Worship Service = 7 p.m.--Worship Service, Rev. W. J. H. Smyth, Minister, will be in charge of the services. ~-= INDUCTION TO-NIGHT Thursday, June 29, at & p.m.--Induc- tion service. ' ' - PEP CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION 8. a.m.--Ioly Communion. 11 a.m.--Holy Communion. Lo -> NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the, Estate of Joseph Wright, deceased. All persons having claims: against the Estate of Joseph Wright, late of | the Township of Reach, County--of|- Ontario, Farmer, deceased, who died on or about the 12th day of May, 1933, are hereby notified to send to the undersigned, soliditor for the Ex- July, 1933, full particuldrs. of their claims. Immediately after the said 3rd day of July, 1933, the assets of the said deceased will be distributed among the parties entitled thereto having regard only to claims of which] the Executors shall then have notice. Dated at Port Perry, this 9th day of June, 1933. °° A y JOSEPH DENNY, W. Bro. Roy H. Leask....... "W.M mal ig g W, Bro. Robt. Somerville ..... LPM. Solicitor, for. KXotu fi a Bro.» Grant M. Gerfow ...... S.W. June 29 R.R.4, Uxbridge, Ont. Bro. J. D. Lucas.....ooevevene J.W. we W. Bro. Geo. MacMillan. ...Chaplain| Port Perry "Dominion Store SPECIALS for the WEEK-END Cups 'and Saucers ..........bc. each | Good selection of all kinds of dishes |H 'at remarkably low prices. - Men's Work Shirts, double shoulder, ,good weight and make, only ..69c. Men's Dress Shirts, good value at 86c. Men's Work Pants, red back, heavy weight, reg. $1.60 veers. for $1,29 Men's Good Overalls .81.10 Men's Good Dress Socks, 3 pairs bbe. Men's Work Sox ..........pair 16c. | Men's Straw Dress. Hats, reg $1.89 For 4 Men's Good Work Boots, special $1.80 Special bargains on Men's, Women's and Children's Wook aad Cotton Bathing Suits. : : store waiting for your-ins tion. Call in and see for yourself., Call and see the many other ' bargains we are offering. ------ PORT PERRY DOMINION STORE Alix. Gilboord, Prop. Phone 177 The morning devotions were con-| Mrs. Ovmistonj" Uxbridge, gave The afternoon session opened with ing. Having one of the best repre-| world shall become the kingdoms of |" "You may be lucky. ccutors, on or before the 3rd day of|- We have many more bargains in our |§ Strand Theatre "UXBRIDGE * WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, | FRIDAY and SATURADY JUNE 21, 22, 23 and 24 He Was Easy Balt For This Beautiful. PHILLIPS' DENTAL MAGNESI Magnesia, (50¢. value) : BATHING CAPS--1bc. to 50c. . Lawrence's Drug Store News (You Save With Safety 2 for sore, aching, burning and ¥ 4 ' A} Rr - é "FLY-TOX--To kill Flies and- Mosquitos. 8 oz. 3be. : JONCOLIA CREAM--Excellént for sunburns, 36¢. ARMAND'S TOILETRIES--$1.00 'Symphonie Face Powder, Free with : every $1. purchase of Armand's Toiletries. BRIGHTON HEALTH SALT--6 oz. jar 19c. PORT PERRY, ONTARIO at Your Rexall Store.) NU-FEET -- Medicated, insoles - perspiring -feet. Guaranteed to give results in three days ov your money back. Pair 26¢. 16 oz. 60c. 32 oz. $1.00 A "anda 26e. Phillips'. Milk of | : Both for 26c¢. $2.00 'value for $1.00 LILLIAN MILES . WALTER CONNOLLY J@ GAVIN GORDON | Directed by Irving Cummings StorybyNeene Thompio Soreon Play by JoSwerling._ | THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, JUNE 29 and 30, JULY 1st. Double Bill Holiday Attraction. "MAN AGAINST WOMAN" also ue "BENEATH THE SEA" Good Comedy. All Talking. He thought he was as hard as nails--but a blonde bent him around her finger. He was wood at getting his man--but had a little trouble getting his girl. She kidded him--but the other man got her kisses. Men couldn't fool him--but he was bait for a blonde.- Jack Holt--a man's man. whom every. woman loves. --LOVE! She toyed with him--outwitted him--double-crossed him--yet in spite of all he loved her. Love pulled. his punches--and he forgot duty for a dame. Mau's courage against a woman's wiles--his heart against hers--his brawn against her beauty--she -won, yet in winning, lost her heart. A clever. man, yet she duped him--rough and tough, yet he fell for her womanly wiles--she beat him in the battle of wits, yet lost in the game of love. She fooled him--flouted him--then loved him.. What chance did a big strong. mar: have against a blonde who was so beautiful. ° PLEASE NOTE; Commencing July 1, '3 VALUABLE PRIZES GIVEN TO HOLDERS OF LUCKY NUMBERS. Come and See. Prizes given every Saturday night thereafter. Tell your- friends the good news. ii A good show and a chance to win valuable prizes at regular prices. COMING--JULY 6th, 7th and 8th, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, NORMA SHEARER, in "SMILING THRU" V. P. STOUFFER PIANO TUNING» i Overhauling -- piano actions repaired, lost motion taken 'up, sticky and noisy keys re- paired, moth-proofing, a specialtyr AU work guaranteed. cleaning and lubricating Phone 80, Port Perry. 605 "WOULDN'T \T BE TERRIBLE \F THIS COUNTRY NEEDED SAVING SOME TIME BETWEEN ELECTIONS Lumber--that's our business, and we're always on the job. {8 Our lumber knowledge and ex- perience is at the ervice "of your building plans. Coine and talk them over. You will find it time well spent when you're § ready to place your order. ™ Lumber Co. Phone 240 § PORT PERRY, ONT. | TERRE Man against woman in the world's oldest battle: | Sam N. Griffen || { "for you. AND OUR BREAD IS BETTE our store, 2nd door from GREENBANK--Sports, Supper and concert. Sports in the afternoon, supper at 6 p.m. followed by a splen-: did program at 8 pm. You will be pleased with the artists, See bills. - * * * : BLACKSTOCK--This annual event. with sports, supper and concert will be -a- big attraction. Softball and other events in the afternoon, supper at 5 p.m. followed by a play "Mam- my's Lil' Wild Rose." ~ BIG STREET DANCE AT" PORT PERRY The Port. Perry, Reach and Scugog . Agricultural Society are hold a big Street Dance on July 5th. picce orchestra will furnish the music. Admission 2bc.. 3 i re. -- a A FOR SALE : ' Pwo bureaus, one cuphoard with glass top, 2 wood beds, coyered buggy, step 'ladder, sledge hammer. Apply to_John Glass, .with Thos. Graham, A.M. LAWRENCE Phone 49. THE REXALL STORE' PORT PERRY 'Chambers' Bakery © Now that the hot weather is the kitchen and be cranky with your 'Our Cakes are Delicious Phone 93 and bring ong of our trucks, to your door, or visit the corner of Queen and Water Sts. A ine] ! why get all het up in here, husband, Let us bake R THAN MOTHER MAKES. | Phone 93, ~~ - Port Perry, Ont. IE [Tl 'JULY THE FIRST IN THIS FOR SALE wri ne DISTRICT | 35 Bred-to-Lay Yearling Leghorn hens, Water Rose stock, Average pro- duction for 9 months--150 eggs per hen. Price maderate. Apply to G. D. Aird, Phone 164 r 1-3, Port Perry. . RS (A 3 FOR SALE - A few well-bred young hens--Black Minorca--Ilast year's hatch. Apply at Star! Office. : Brn = i : TWO. HOUSES FOR SALE IN 2 PORT PERRY. = Apply to Ed. Brdokes, Port Perry. -- fo ~ +. FORSALEY - Silver Hull Buckwheat. Apply to Ben Jones, R.R.1, Port Perry. <> ROSES-- SHRUBS -- PERENNIALS ROCK PLANTS--EVERGREENS Canadian Grow--Three-Year-Old . "Everything for the Garden" 'Write for special price list "THE ARCADIAN NURSERIES Scugog, Phone 101 r 6. 2 Sectecessasonsrasess Salil. .ather B ° Sy - Bakers and Confeotl et ettttittttttttttttttisit ites RE Why not leave your baking worries with Gerrows? a Our aim is to PLEASE PARTICULAR PEOPLE | GERROW'S BAKERY Mittttttittttt tte Islington, Ontario. is Here Again | 1 oners, Port Perry. | = 4 palatable, nutritious If you want it good, BERT The Peoples' Meat Market. We sell everything you want in choice, clean, : MacGREGOR and satisfying meats. ring up Phone 72 W _ THURSDAY, JUNE 29th, 1938 : old Roosters ..... een Calves ... = . TORONTO MARKET PRICES | DAIRY PRODUCE-- (Quotations to Shippers) Creamery Solids; No. 1 ....,...190% No: 2% yavs i rinse 199 Churning Cream, F.0.B. Country Points---Special 20, No.1, 19, No. 2, 16. A : = sas rear Fggs ... cease 11 to 16 Poultry--(A) 'Grade--Alive. Spring Broilers Fit Fowl ..iveesvrrsnsenss. Db t010 sea ra en PERERA Pasa PoLAtOsS 2 viv LL... $1.00 to $1.16 LIVE STOCK-- TE, Bacon Hogs (F.0.B.) ..........$56.90 freveniiinn $200,t0 $6.00 Ci eee... $2.00 to 8.26 .+.$4.00 to $5.00 ...$6.00 to $8.60 COWS + vvue y Heiférs .... Lambs ....ovovvetn Sheep serene ONTARIO GRAIN (Shipping Points) Wheat ..i.iouiines see ians 70 to 75 OALS uvreernrsereaisnsess.28 to 80 Rye. i civil itehidin et Buckwheat .....v.vvee=ess..80 to 32 " LAW OFFICE GREER & HUMPHREYS r Barristers, Solicitors, ete. . "Money to Loan ° Now located in the office of ---HW. Emmerson, Purdy Block, Queen Street : hk Phone 264 _ Phone after hours: 8514 : Oshawa, A Log DR. W. S. HARPER _ Graduate of Trinity Medical College and Trinity University, Toronto. : Post Graduate in.Surgery of Medical Gradu- North East London. Graduate Pos _|.London, "England, - Royal . Infirmary, Glasgow. Office and Surgery--Port Perry, Ont. ve '" Phone 17:75 - A SY The Creamery, IS PAYING 19c., 18c., and 16c., FOR BUTTER. FAT. You can save labor and make more money by sending. your creath to, the : - PORT PERRY CREAMERY A. GOODE & SON, Proprietors. "QO GTP W. A. Sangster DENTAL BURGEON "Office Hours--9 a.m. te § pm. - Office over Nelsoi"s Stere. -< ov "oe ° pnd Chiropractic . D.'E:. STECKLEY, drugless-practi- tioner, has taken gver J. A. Hether- ington's practice in Port Perry, and is continuing in the same office. - : . Chiropractic treatment, Electro Theropy and special attention given ments. : ; Consultation and examination free. Hours 9 to 11 am. on Tuesday, Thursdays and Saturdays. ; : COMING F. E. Luke, Optometrist, 167 Yonge St.,, Toronto's 'able eye- sight specialist, may be con-. sulted about your eyes for glasses at Lawrence's Drug Store, Thursday, June 29th. "Prices lower than the lowest-- Jf quality considered." : F. E. LUKE and SON 163-167 Yonge St. Toronto 3 ete. HocKey team. CONCENTRATED erly 60c: 26c¢. per tube. -" Morrison's Port Perry Will do therest. ~~ * | « > : : ---- OLYMPENE--The antiseptic liniment. For the treatment of abrasions, cuts, gashes, open wounds, Recommended by the manager Nuff 'said. HR LAVANDER ANTI - MOSQUITO CREAM--the-sure bite preventative. 'YE OLDE ENGLISH HEALTH SALTS--Large can, form- NOW ONLY 39c. Coxe 8H FOR MOSQUITOES and FLIES--Fly Tox, Kilzol, Whiz, Black Flag and Poison Pads. NL DR. BELL'S WONDER COW PHYSIC--ten times more , effective than salts, oil, ete. : LOLGATE'S and PALMOLIVE SHAVING CREAM--Now, Mr. J. O. Stephenson, the eye-glass specialist, will he here in the afternoon, of Thursday, June 29th, (To-day.) 'Phone 16 , sore muscles, of the Maple Leaf ---- 35c. tube. 50c. per package. Drug Store Ontario A PENNYLESS OLD AGE Do you realize what it is to be friendless, unwanted? You can ' guard against all this with Annuities "Write "or telephone for de- scriptive booklet 'to-day to Your Postmaster DECORATION AT' UTICA CEMETERIES Utica cemeteries, 'on Sunday, July 9. The speakers will be Rev. Mr. Denny, Mr.sW. H. Harris has promised to to help with the music, ates' College and Polyclinic, London, England; Rev. Mr. Nind and Rev. Mr, Fergusom. have a number of Port Perry singers POULTRY AND EGGS-- aan esa to a) ; « Steers .... ees ERE .$4.00 to $56.26 - #| to foot troubles and resultant ail- 2 Decoration services will be held at . Canadian Government + | Ca md BLY