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CRs Tf RES SER BA Ne oF a np Ny tet i LOCAL ITEMS |5% JORIS PREGHYTERIAN AEE SELES EES ERs y Spode Dinnerware, life. i Rurability, at Bentley's. Some of the transients who stay .over night in the dock house are in need of overcoats, boots and caps. Anyone wishing to contribute any «+ articles for 'their comfort may leave them at Mr, Nasmith's office, Canadian made china--open stock patterns--sold in 32 piece sets at $5.95 upwards at I. R. "Bentley's. Remember the Manchester Dance on December 19th at the Township Hall. ND AN INSTRUCTIVE ADDRESS Those who attended the illustrated lecture put on by the 1.O.D.E. on Fri- day night of last week in the United Church, were well pleased. The ad- dress and the pictures by Mr. Thomp- son of W. T. Gopeland & Sons, gave a 'very clear ideaof the manufacture of | china, The idea of the address is well ex- pressed in the following extract from a booklet--"A Plated Article": "The home beautiful began with pottery. Natural beauty always ex- isted; but it was the potter who first expressed man's appreciation of it by trying to give grace of form and| charm of color to the rude vessels used in the Home life of primitive days. The jars in which primeval man stored his grain for winter were moulded by his bare hands on a bould- er and rudely decorated and dried in the sun. It was not long, however, be- fore man discovered the magic power that fire has in transforming the soft clay into a hard substancé; the pot- ter's wheel was also the chief outcome of his experiment. Thus the kiln and the wheel were both' known to all ancient civilizations, and were the es- sential, factors. in the making of pot- tery from the earliest times to the present day." Mr. I. R. Bentley, who was intru- mental in bringing the Copeland rep- resentative to Port Perry, displays many beautiful specimens of the potter's art at his store. See the Beautiful Silver Hol- loware pieces at Bentley's. PORT PERRY COUNCIL met with all members present. Mr. Peters appeared to ask that an allow- ance be made on account for repairs to wiring made necessary by fall of tree. An allowance of $10 was made. The request of the Bowling Club for extra spice, being part of the Library propefty, was not granted, as the Library Board did not consent. The petition of Mrs. Whitmore to be allowed exemption of all but school taxes on thie Port Perry Hospital was not granted owing to the lateness in the year of presentation of the petition. Mr. Wesley Boynton was appointed tax collector. In accordance with Governmental regulations it was decided that in future that where the Council has to pay for pneumo treatments the rate will be $3. at the home -of-the patient |: or $2 at the office of the doctor, plus 12% % drug hllowance. In modern jewellery we have some very wonderful designs-- Necklets, Bracelets, Earrings, etc. Bentley's. se aE THE YOUNG MEN'S BIBLE CLASS Buy now! Stock (live stock) in this class is bound to go up--forty- five out Sunday. Our attendance is steadily on the increase. There are plenty of shares left for everyone who is interested and there is no preferred stock; no risk; large dividends. Each shareholder has a first mortgage on the class. The interest is cumulative, giving a large yield to all stock hold- ers. Our executive had a meeting last Thursday night, and it appears that they had some big ideas in their minds. Just what the inner circle propose has not yet been divulged, but you can guess they have some popular - activities planned for the future. I'll see what I can learn and let you know further. On Sunday the class was interested in the question of laymen taking a more active part in the church service. Rev. Mr. Smyth outlined the Oxford Group movement to the class. After discussion it was decided that one fault of the movement might be that it was individualistic rather than socialistic. The Group does reach a class not usually touched effectively by the church--the social and financial - leaders, and they need it. Till we meet again. In lower priced Wrist Watches see La Salle's at Bentley's. sev. D. A. Ferguson, B.A., Minister 7 p.m.~--Evening Service. United Church Sunday School Christmas Entertainment THURSDAY, December 20th The Entertainment will consist of numbers by the Primary, and a short Christmas Play entitled: Miss Gregg's Christmas Orphans Doors open 7] 30. Pe ramme at 7,45 mission 26¢. an Tbe. 3 Sunday School children free. f gE FIRESIDE PHILOSOPHER' By ALFRED BIGGS Would you succeed? Concentrate, * oo True religion cannot be organized. . LJ LJ When love comes in, reason goes out. LJ LJ LJ Sorrow 18 a better teacher than hap piness. LJ LJ LJ Many people are overfed but. under- nourished. L J LJ] Blushes indicate) innocence as well as guilt, 3 * LJ * # Jvercome fear and you have the worid by the tail. : ---- ee ------------ Novel School Maintained for Queen Mary Hospital Patients One of the most unique schools in Canada is that maintained for the inmates of the for . Consumptive Children. These youngsters come from all parts of the province. Many creeds and races are Tel, resented Tost of these school-children are so bright and playful that one wonders how it can be possible that ill-health lurks behind their Joly, inquisitive smiles. In this school, the hours are from 9 to 12 in the morning and from 3 to 4 in the afternoon, for the pupils in this novel school are not as strong as the average child of like age. The work covers that Pislod lying between kindergarten and igh school entrance. Domestic science and vocational training Is also taught tho older pupils. Some of t 30 hits make little dresses for themselves and tho boys have made several shirts. Each year many thousands of dollars must be spent to bring-such children back to health. Will you please help tho Quen {Mary Hospital In its work of Tere) oy sending a gift to George A ef Treasurer, Gage Institute, *Foroito 2. o-oo - REPORT OF 8. 8. No. 6, REACH TP. Sr IV. Reta Munro, 76%, Ruth Mitchell, 75%, Murray Wilson, 65%. Jr. IV. Mina Dobson 75%, June Mitchell, 70%, Rose McMasters 56%, Keith Wlson 56%. Jr. III. Marion Franklin 77%, Wesley Johnson 62%, Arthur Mitchell 60%. II. Victor Henderson 76%. Sr. I. Helen Franklin 85%, Harley Johnson 83%. Primer. Doreen Johnson, Crandell, Peter Swanson, Franklin, Frank Crandell. Pass 60%. Honours 76%. Grace I. White, Teacher EEE A od Leah Grant REPORT OF 8. 8. NO. 3, SCUGOG Sr. IV--Murray Clark 87%, Robert Crozier '83%, Gordon Hood 81%, Douglas Crozier 70%, Joy Hood 65%. Jr. IV--Marie Hood 80. Sr. III--Grace Hood 77, Helen Clark 74, Ernest Edgar 73, (absent for four subjects.) . Jr. III--Owen Reader 81. Sr. II---Leonard Clark 76, Keith Crozier 66, Jr. II--Willena Goose . 76, Shirley Crozier 73, Doris Clark 68, Pr. Ruth Elliott 84, Margaret Brat- ley 84, Eula Ritchie 88. . I. L. Fralick, Teacher. Rosedale Alberta. Coal More heat, less ash. A car of tis], same good quality coal we handled last winter will arrive this week, Let us have your order. PORT PERRY COAL YARD W. G. W. Pyatt ~~ Phones: 94W---94J 7 Queen Mary Hospital | SALE OF | LADIES' WINTER COATS at HALF PRICE Thurs.,Dec.20 (Christmas F air Day) At the same time there will be offered new tunics, 'Sunday.nite and hostess FROCKS at LOW PRICES, from $2.49 and up. : MRS. HALL, Milliner, : STRAND THEATRE |! Uxbridge Thursday, Friday, Saturday, DECEMBER 13-14-15 Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, and Charley Chase, in Sons of the Desert Comedies--"News ;Hound" and Men's Heavy Rubbers. Funny Face Cartoon.' Men's Leather Work Boots. 4 : Men's and Boys' Mitts. Fancy Russet Halters. Horse Blankets. Light Driving Harness. Suitcases, Club Bags, Hat Boxes, and the Mirapack Wardrobe _Suit- . case. Give us a call when in town for the Christmas Fair next Thursday. "WILLIAM WEBSTER, At pes 8s Store, - Port Pert Port Perry } Christmas is Contlng, VISIT OUR STORE AND SELECT YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS, = ° We have the following goods suit- able as Christmas gifts: Men's Work Socks. Men's Dress Socks. * * Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, DECEMBER 17-18-19 Robert Montgomery, in Fugitive Lovers Comedy--"Nature is the Wrong." Cartoon. GET THIS SYBILLA SPAHR'S "for bronchical asthma, bronchitis, cough, croup, whooping-cough, tonsil and sore throat troubles, just what you need, and guaranteed. Sold at Lawrence's drug store, Port Porsys REDUCED PRICES JOINT ACHES | ACHING MUSCLES A ND JOINTS, are quickly relieved by using RUMACAPS. MORRISON'S DRUG STORE RUMACAPS 80 Cents ar Dry Cleaned $1. 00 C. P.ROLPH Over the Observer Office YOUR DRUGGIST can supply you with real foot comfort, Use Cress Corn Salve. Sold at Lawrence's se store, Port Perry. : SEEENEEEEEEAEEEEL pee em TAKE NOTICE that the following is a true copy of a proposed by-law of 'the village of Port Perry which will be submitted for the assent of the electors on January Tth,.1935. If assented to by the electors it will bej taken into consideration by the coun- cil after the expiration of one month from December 13th, 1934. H. C. NASMITH, Clerk READIES EAR APN FOR SALE Cutter, .up-to-date; six piece suite walnut, black mohair, good as new. Will sacrifice. ~~ Mrs. John Warren, Prince Albert. decl4 ei emeritus AUCTION SALE Friday, December 21st, the house- hold effects of Mr. Frank Franklin, at his residence, Perry St., Port Perry. Terms Cash, Sale at 12 o'clock sharp. ' The real estate will also be offered for sale subject to reserve bid. See bills for particulars, Ted Jackson, Auctioneer. BY-LAW NO. 1022 For granting a Fixed Assessment on the Port Perry Milling Co. Lands and Buildings, while used for milling Purposes. Whereas it is expedient in the inter- est of the Municipality to grant the fixed assessment hereinafter mention- ed for the promotion of a Miling In- dustry in this Municipality; Be it ' therefore enacted by the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the Village of Port Perry: 1. For the purpose mentioned in the preamble, the following property, that is to .say: FOR SALE Upright Mahogany Piano and bench. Apply at the Star Office. dec13 NOTICE Reservé' Friday, December 21st, for St. John's Presbyterian Sunday School Christmas Tree. Decl3 LOST ; : 'Beagle dog, black and white, brown- "In the Village of Port Perry, in 4 ' the County of Ontario, being part. of igh head, round Manchester. Phony Lots Numbers One Hundred and Twenty-four, One, Hundred . and Twenty-five and part of water lot B on the East side of Water Street, Port Perry, now assessed to J. Birkett." shall be assessed at not more than the sum of Twelve Hundred Dollars during the period of five (5) years from the 1st day of January, 1936 (not including school rates or school taxes.) 2. The assessment is to continue for five (B) years, and is conditional upon the continuance of the said mill- ing business. The fixed assessment shall cease when ever the said busi- ness ceases to be carried on. Port Perry Dominion Store Announcement! ! ! goods are greatly reduced. You are prices and merchandise before you do your shopping. Underwear and Sweaters. Top prices paid for all kinds of Fowl, Feathers, Hides and Horse Hair. Alix Gilboord + Port Perry Phone 177 aoa CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Evening service--7 p.m, ; See the Bulova Watches at Bemley' 8. SPECIAL PRICES PAID FOR FATTED HENS AND DUCKS." A Christen Gift for the F amily-- "On. the Shores of Scugog" ) Order from A.M. Lawrence, P. G. Morrison, L R. Bentley, Port Perry Star Suits sponged. and pressed ] Our prices for Winter and Christmas ¥ invited to come in 'and compare our|E . J Special Bargains on Boys' Fleece-lined g 'Lawrence' 8 Drug Store News (Christmas shoppin | is a pleasure, at Lawrence's.) and' Painting Books. be. to $1.00. BOYS, AND GIRLS' BOOKS--(for all Ee POPULAR FICTION--by outstanding authors Also Bibles, Hymnaries, Autograph. Albums, Snap SAFETY RAZORS--Rolls $6.95., Wilkinson $3.00. .. Pen and Pencil Sets $1.95 to $138.60. and Betty Ann. 26c. to.$2.00. "CHRISTMAS CARDS--5c¢. cards, 50c. dozen. Assorted boxes of 16 cards for 76c.' 'Phone 49. "im - BOOKS, FOR EVERYBODY Children's Story Books, Picture Books, TOILETRIES--Gardenia, Jasmine, Yardley's and other Popular, lines. - i Ladies' sets at 7bc. to $10.00. Gentlemen's sets 90c, to $3.50. f STATIONERY--Gift Packages of fine stationery 36c. to $200. " FOUNTAIN PENS--Parker's, Sheaffer's and Parkette. - CHOCOLATES--Christmas 'wrapped packages by Hunts," Neilsons 10c. cards, $1.00 dozen: A. M. LAWRENCE, THE REXALL STORE Port Perry to he. Shot Albums, ete. $1.25 to $10. EE IIEEEIE IPI IIEEIIEREES bo 0000080000000 00000000 EN 000300000 08000000s8080000000testntttestotiasecensteocnosaassnsaiastilil: ttt: AT 11 AM, the Minister. - AT 7 P.M. The evening service will be of a Special service of "Song and Story" ent full of Pathos, Mystery, and Character, an "inspiring service - 'accompanied 'by: . the © Orchestra, Port Perry United Church Sunday School ANNIVERSARY SERVICES SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16th, 1934 The mong service will consist of Choruses and Songs 'by the Sunday School and Primary and a special address, by "GRANNY GAY'S CHRISTMAS" Offering in support of Sunday. Sehool Work. as character. HA : itled interesting and Sunday. . School par R _ PINE STUMPS FOR SALE Apply to John "Boyko, Scugog, R.R. 3 Port Perry. Fe dec 18 Pate) Hews a ~~ FOUND Hound, can have same by identify- ing and paying expenses. Singing | I Carnaries and Love Birds. for sale. Apply to Geo. S. White. Dec 13}. Markets Ducklings .. Heifers ... Cows ....vnn Fed Calves © (f.0.b. country; points) Special 22¢; No.'1, 20c; No. 2, 18c. Weighty Steers aid os HE Ie ) 3450 to $7.00 Buckwheat ... POULTRY--A grade, alive Spring Chickens eas ss sear are Pullets istered dn it] Old ROOBLEIS ...ovvvvivencsnssessl ..8 to 10 EERE LIVE STOCK-- Butcher Cattle eater 280 to $4.50 et $1.76 to $4.50 ..$3.560 to $5.65 ..$1.00 to $3.00 .$2.00 to $2.76 (Quotations to shippers) *, Store Cattle .......:$2.26 to $3.40 BUTTER-- Lambs ...cvviienes ..$5.00 to $8.00 Creamery Solids, No. 1 ...... 21% | Sheep ............ ..+$1.00 to $3.00 BROONAS "os irr ir isvmreinanes 208. | Calvest...icoveneees .$2.50 to $7.50 CHURNING CREAM--- Bacon Hogs (off trucks) ....$7.60 ONTARIO GRAIN-- (approximate prices, rack shipping peink) | ROL . Wheat ys frneinis 920 98 Grade A--large 31, Medium 24. Rye S136 to 56% Grade A--Pullets 20. Core ply eee Ls '* "69 to 6 age Bot}, liade Cpls Oats itive rir tor 01 POTATOES--Bag .,........80 to 40 i to 47 i ~-- FROM -- THE CHOICE OF GOOD MEATS ~ ISEASY IF YOU BUY BERT MacGREGOR is the of LI Bread Wholesome, appetizing PHONE 98, - - to 238. Wae do the rest. STAFF FE... WE SUPPLY GOOD BREAD, and. Pastry CHAMBERS' BAKERY ~ PORT PERRY 'Pastenrized Products ARE SAFEST AND BEST. Phone your orders PORT PERRY DAIRY |G. OWEN, Proprietor. Phone 238 ROO We Carry of Lumber 'Materials. § Sash and" to order. Sam N. PORT PE appointment FING Try us and get results wm Lumber Co. Phone 240 RRY, ONT. Eyesight Specialist Open Monday, and Friday. Evenings, . or by DISNEY BLOCK 'Oshawa. Op Post Office; a Full Stock ings and Roofing ® 4 -- Frames, ; 'Doors mad Griffen Wednesday, at. all times. Dhone: 1616 The a IS PAYING 20c., BUTTER FAT. and make more your " PORT PERRY CREAMERY A. GOODE & 19¢. and 17¢. FOR You can save labor money hy sending cream to SON. Proprietors LAW - GREER & Barristers, Queen Street Money to Loan Now located in the office of H, W. Emmerson, Purdy Block, OFFICE | HUMPHREYS: 'Solicitors, ote. Phone 264 Phone after hours: 3514 Oshawa. Eyes Examined Accurately F. E. LUKE & SON Optometrists 163-167 Yonge St., (Upstairs opp. Simpsons) Toronto DR. W. Office Hours: Graduaty of Trinity nity University, Toronto, Post PE ia Bu W. A. DENTAL SURGEON 8. (HARPER Medical College and of Medieal Gradu- London, England, Roya) Infirmary, Glasgow. Office and Surgery--Port Perry, Ont 'Sangster 9 am. to 6 pm. Office Up-stairs, over Emmerson's Insurance Office --- f ADVERTISE! LE ADVERTISE .. ADVERTISE! In the Post Perry Star. etal ---- Yr 9 am, J. 0. STEPHENSON, RD,