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| ave at Larder Lake. Don- is on the staff of the Omega Mines and Fred in with the Fire Rangers in the Forestry Department, We wish both the boys good success. Ee Miss Butt, of Toronto, and Mr, Henderson, of Simcoe, were guests of Miss Stoutt, over the week, end,' Mr. John Davis and son, Montreal, spent the week-end with his mother and sistér here. The annual' Garden Tea in connection with the Church of the Ascension, will be held on the church lawn on Fri- day, July bth, from 4.00 to 6.30 p.m. Charge 2bc. Ader os MARRIED Miss Marjorie Real, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Real, of Melville, Sask., formerly of Port Perry vicinity, on June 12th, became the bride of Corporal D. J. McCombe, R. C, M. P. carrying a bouquet of roses, was ; The bride, gowned in white silk crepe, } was given in marriage by her father. After the wedding dinner was seryed, the happy couple left for a a motor trip to Ontario to visit their od "friends in Toronto, Port Perry, and i! vicinity, On their arrival in Port Perry, a grand reception was given them by twenty-one of their relatives, at the home of the bride's uncle, Mr. John McClintock. The bride and groom 4 costly presents, i } On their return they will reside in a Melvile, Sask. a AAAI NOE i A iE Young Folk Make LE Merry at Street Dance The Agricultural Society picked the right night for their annual street dance this year. July 8rd was the ideal time, and a large crowd took advantage of the opportunity. Come on, boy,. try. your luck--a pound of bacon and a roasting pan entered the place picked for the big for a nickle! was the greeting as you eyent. Or if you wished you could try your luck at the flour booth. Of course, some won, other had to try without success. Finally the time came to dance and Van Walker's Orchestra boys furn- ished just the right kind of music for those that wished to indulge in this recreation--and there were many. They came for many miles and en- "Joyed themselves to the full, - Frank Shepherd, President of the Association, and his officers were pleased with the venture and wish to thank all those who helped with work before and during the dance. It's Your Dollar! § § 1 t + » ) By Buying at BOYNTON"S (Leonard Block, Port Perry) CHOICE INSPECTED MEATS We Deliver Every Morning. BELL PHONE FOUR GLADYS STONEHOUSE MARRIED en AT GRIMSBY The garden at the home of the bride's brother, Mr. Ewart Stone- house, Grimsby, was the setting for a lovely wedding when Gladys Luella Laureen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Stonehouse, of Grimsby, formerly of Port Perry, was married to Mr. Percival Delos Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ladu Thompson, of Kitchener. The service was conducted by Rev. E. A. Earchman before an arbor of roses. The maid of honor was Miss Marion Robinson, of Toronto. Miss Yvonne Barnes, niece of the groom, was flower inl, Mr. Ewart Stonehouse Was groomsman, The couple left for the Kawartha Lakes, the bride going away in a brown taffeta suit with yellow hat and accessories. After the middle of September, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson will live in Mohtreal CONANT & ANNIS + Barristers, Solicifors, Notaries Public - GORDON D. CONANT, KC, , Donald Shepherd and Fred i were the recipients of serviceable and | 'Harvest-Time Needs Oil-tan Work Boots, special Panco soles at per pair $2.25. This is a real good harvest boot at a moderate price. 4 No need to go barefooted this sum- mer. Here is another panco soled boot priced low at $1.98. In the better lines of work shoes we have Underhill's Shoes at $2.50 and $2.75 per pair. Last, but by no means the least-- our leader (by Bauer, Kitchener). This shoe is guaranteed and sells at per pair $3.00. ' Blue Label Overalls and Pants in blacks and blues, piced at $1.45 and $1.60. -~ WILLIAM WEBSTER, At Beatly's Store, Port Perry Pa ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. D. A. Ferguson, B.A., Minister 7 p.m.--Evening Service CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Sunday, July 7th-- 10 a.m.--Sunday School. 11 a.m.--Holy Communion. Rev. 'A. Durnford, -- > PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. W. J. H. Smyth, M.A,, B.D., Minister. Sunday, July 7th-- 10 a.m.--Sunday School. 11 a.m.--Morning Worship and Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. 7 p.m.--Evening Worship. Subject: "The Supreme Treasure," Miss Noren Croxall, of Uxbridge, will sing, Brief, Bright, Helpful Services. Come and Worhsip. ebm sd se UID APs ree mors : BORN WHITE--At Grace Hospital, on Saturday, June 29th, 1935, to Mr. and Mrs. Melbourne S. White (nee Verna Wallace), 216 Clendennan Ave., To- ronto, a son--Joseph Francis. - ------ FOR SALE No. 1 British Columbia Cedar Boat, suitable for outboard motor. Also auto trailer to carry boat. Apply at Star Office. ~~ oo COMING!--See F. Eo) Luke at A. M. Lawrence's drug store, Port Perry, on Thursday, July 11th, about your eyes. Ra LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED Machine ground, all kinds of light repair work done. Apply to S. Causley. Phone 228. tt. - | stration and 'the wrestlers evenly HOCKEY BENEFIT AMATEUR WRESTLING SHOW The citizens of Port Perry and sur- rounding district were treated to a wrestling show and all present will agree that scientific wrestling is far from being.a vulgar spectacle. The young men who took part in the var- ious bouts are all members: of the Y.M.C.A. and are obliged to live clean wholesome lives in order to keep in fit mental and physical condition for such strenuous sport, A show such as this should be an inspiration to the teen age boys of the vicinity and clean living and physical development such as this can be encouraged by parents and sisters with pirde. Each bout was a very clever demon- matched. During the course of the evening we had the privilege of see- ing all but one or two of the recog- nized holds in the wrestling business. First bout at 123 pounds between Ted McKinley and Nuggy McDon- nagh, one fall 30 minutes, was won by McKinley after 18 minutes of lively performance. 3 Second bout at 168 pounds between Benny Engleblum and Joe Schliemar, two out of three falls 45 minute limit was won by Schliemer. First fall in 11 minutes and 40 seconds and the third after 6 minutes and 30 seconds. The second fall went to Engleblum after 5 minutes and 10 seconds. Third bout at 176 pounds, 2 out of 3 falls, one hour limit, between Bill Potts and Johnny Murray, was won by Potts, First fall after 11 minutes and 10 seconds, and the third fall after 7 minutes and 20 seconds. Mur- ray got the second fall after 5 min- utes and 10 seconds, This bout was most spectacular, Potts using two of the newest holds known to wrestling to gain his falls, These being the Irish whip and the Navajo Indian death hold specialties of Champion Dan O'Mahoney and Little Welt, re- spectively. . VE 0 Radio ELECTRICAL "Repairs Phone to JOHN FARMER No. 85 'Make the Most of it - CAN IT BE DONE? ~ By Ray Gross [why Dok You DROP YOUR LETTERS B 32 WE MAIL Box STAMP VENDER Why NOT A POSTAGE Stamp SLOT. MACHINE ATTACHED TO OR PART OF STREET MAIL BOXES CAN IT BE DONE? VERY CONVENIENT ETN] J, Se © Re Do you think this {dea Is practical? Write Ray Gross In care of this newspaper L TALKING PICTURES Town Hall, Port Perry, Saturday, July 6 Presented by Capitol Talking Ploture Co., Featuring | "FIGHTING THROUGH" with Ken Maynard and his Herse b real 3 estan of except innal end fe Sgerids an fin exquisite orse, and, of course, a lo r 8, & whirlwin ALSO a splendid bil of shart out Old Songs for New. * Things you ought to know. ho in Tables Singers. Snow time, SHOW STARTS Adults Apa "Ohiren We | { ue 8.16 p.m. (Tax included) Non-Inflammable, Safety Films--Latest Victor Sound-on-Film preg NOTE~-DId you see "Phantom Express" which was p 80, you'll want to see this program. It's u yseentad have here on i Jute 16ht Baia Bo DAA AAA AA FOr TWoP Op GF V0 WW IS CTI So Wr 1 So Miss 8, Laird, Teacher. DON'T DRIVE hs No ' Dr e News without Public Lisbility and Property Lawrence 8 ug Stor : Damage Insurance, Take advantage of our new low rates. Maybe a Salt i 18 W hat 4 (Fire, Accident, Plate Glass, Burgular g Le < : rar insurance also written at reasonable Vg You Need 1d i nd rates.) : Phone 83 a ir fs 'E. H. PURDY, . PORT PERRY. Nid ENGLISH HEALTH SALT, ...25¢. and 50e¢. BE : J i 3 i BRIGHTON HEALTH SALT coaaaa sas l9es : : > ; i i : LA ANDREW'S LIVER SALT ...29¢c. and 49¢. \ VU i Y hg UTICA : ENO'E FRUIT SALT ........ 47¢. and 79¢. 3 Gh 0 : 2 Ya On Thursday, July 11th, 4 the Ladies KRUSCHEN SALT ....... Lk Pers OE ; Cat ay ud 4 8 home YP, 8. REXALL LIVER SALT ....35¢, 60c, $1.00 'We Carry a Full Stock: ! E = ¥ will hold a ice cream social. Cleanses the CRAZY WATER CRYSTALS, . T5c, $1. 25 of Lumber and Roofing Mrs. W. Oliver of Los Angeles, || system, puri es ; B Mr, red Mrs. Jas. Oliver and Mrs. Hot the Blood; ~~ F.E, LUKE, here on JULY 11th. Materials -- Frames, Spaulding of Aurota, called on Mrs. sUmulsles ih {J your eyes need attention it will pay you to con- Doors mad Jas. Hortop. Then TS sult him. He is one of Toronto's leading Opto- Sash and ; - A Mr. Richard Harper is spending a id yan "~~ metrists and can give you excellent service, to order. week in Prince Edward County, ' ; i Miss L. Ward spent the week-end A. M. LAWRENCE Try us and get results LF with her parents here. ? ; Miss Annie Christie: will spend the The Rexall Store 0 : summer at her home here, ¥: = : : PORT PERRY A) Mr, Delbert Catherwood leaves this PHONE 49 ; x week to finish his agriculture course : at Guelph. assing at the home of her parents, urday, was largely attended and a : 3 5 Mr, and Mrs, H. Walker, Mr, James r. and Mrs, A, Niddery. decided success in every way. LS ; y 4 » Lakey and Miss Hooper, spent the" My. and Mrs. Arthur Gilroy have| we congratulate Ruth Mitchell and Sam N. Griffen : week-end near London, with Mr. and! announced the engage; of thett Reta Munro in obtaining their High -- Mrs. M. Lane. daughter, Evelyn, to r. ed | School Entrance on' their year's work. : A number from here attended the| Stevens, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs.| nico walls of Tottenham, and Mrs. Lumber Co. anniversary services at Greenbank. - | Harry Stevens, the wedding to take Mitchell, of Whitby, visited with Mrs. Phone 240 x + The L. O. L. service on Sunday at| place early in July. ville. | I: Vernon over the holiday. : - the United Church was' very well at-| Mr. and Mrs, McCombe, of Melville, Miss Pearson, of Oshawa, and Miss|¥ PORT PERRY, ONT. tended. Sask, Pojred here on i ney McCullough, of Toronto, with Miss A. ; moon, calling on re id Bloch Oa gata (nee Marjory Real, daughter of Mr. Ba Mrs. Howard Lamb and Hkih Joly 20th, Everybody wel- [and Mrs. Elgin Real, of Manitoba.) Bob, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lamb and i y Mr. Chas, Webster Ak : children, of Lindsay, spent Sunday ~ i t | spending a few days at the home of} wip, My F, Lamb. ! T a vie Ama besoin Th his parents Mr. and Mrs. G. Webs Mrs. G. Taylor of Epsom visited 8 Russell Vii The Women's Association held thel with Mrs, Joe Coper, on Friday. : GF 7 1 ra June meeting at the home of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Flewell visited of : Mr. and Mrs. W. Somerville 2h Geo. Smith, Mrs, Fred Holliday, of with Mags ih Uxbridge on Sunday. Eyesight Specialist 3 Mee ty J cumtort and Mrs, Frank Brooklin, District President, of the Mrs. Wells, of Toronto, and My. and Open Monday, Wednesday, ; the holiday w Pe & Women's Institute, gave a compre-| pp. McMullen, of Toronto, called on and Friday Evenings, or by * 4 Hortop. 'hensive talk on the work of that or-| n..' J oqlic Tamb.. appointment at all times, ganization. =. Mrs, John Johnson is visiting with MYRTLE LA The Junior Institute Girls met at friends 'at Greenwood, DISNEY BLOCK the home of Miss Mae Barber on| jp. and Mrs, Norman Linton ana|- |- P A hie 1810 Several cases of measles have been | Tuesday evening and presented Miss family' Visited with Mr. 'and Mrs, H, Opp. ost Office, Phone reported among the younger children| Evelyn Gilroy, their president, with| pobeon. _-- of the pe. Thess, hats a shower of gifts in honour of 'her| pont fail to hear Mr. Stephen at| _ g = 3 P| followed closely after some o e approaching marriage. Myrtle, He is holding Evangelistic 2 E . children have recovered from chicken| Miss Marion Holihs, Toronto, i meetings every night this week. He Mortgage Sale pox and mumps. home over the holiday, accompanied |; 5 gplendid speaker, heed SR EN EUR = 1: 4 Mr. Thomas Birkett, Maple. Leaf|by Mr, sid Mrs, Ernest. Suurthwalte ill Ae I Ri '| Insurance Agent, of Stouffville, was| and daughter Jean. : gage, which will be Jrysuced at the h Satu d writing up| © ol time of sale, there wi offe or a he L{PRINCE ALBERT |i hosnlieiosis | A number from here attended the MANCHESTER During the summer months Church | 8% LIC APOTION on FRI 1985, Miller Garden Party at Ashburn last The J ting. of the Women's |. service will be held ®. 948 am. in-| at the hour of two o'clock, in the week but were rather disappointed © ~Ung meeting stead of 8 p.m. Sunday School im- afternoon, at the farm of- Fred Bailey, - TS that the program had to be heard un- Assusiation _-- held 5 us howe. of | mediately following. RR. 3, Sunderland, Ontario, the, fol- r : rs; Wm, "hompson, ere was a : : owing property, namely, : der cover.on pccouns of His heavy rain large attendance and an interestin Next Sunday: Sacrament. ; of | the 1 and singular that certain parcel g g ' just when it was nicely started. x \easant. social Lord's Supper will be dispensed. Fact of land and premises, situate The School Board has been success- | Programme. very :p Mr. Tyler, a representative of the lying and being in the Township of ful in re-engaging Mr, K, Moyer for Rote Tollowad, aw Bible Society, gave a talk on the work Brock, in bie County ad male, and : onntifol Ich, vrs, Soi dav. rovince of Ontario, being co: pops po, 9% Lone Thao an ie, Jo. War ak Sully on dey morn | EFL Ong Jig snd > -three, in the Seven! onces- Mrs. Long is holidaying with her Bin July fasting. is pong oF a ed anniversary services at-Shirley on ny the ald d Township of Brock, : sister Mrs, Hill of Orillia. he ome ot 21s arreit on July Sunday. IE hy Admeasyremert one hun: rae : 3 3 ak re acres, more or less. The rains of late have been.a great The W. M. S. met in the church for Congratulations to Olive Bond and On the said farm there is said to be help to the strawberry ¢rop, and the thelr June. nesting Owing to : the Hazel McCrea for passing. their. en oracted a dwelling house with suitable ho traf over the mesh eed iy | 8% there was a small attendance, '¥3nce on thelr vents work. | farm buildings, CT sublet to # : probably the heaviest that has ever Mrs. W. F. Walker gave an interest. ronto and Miss Hicks and Mrs. Cole|8 reserve bid, been noticed since the road was built, | I'8 talk on Temperance and Mrs. E. are occupying her cottage for the|,. TERMS OF SALE: Ten' per In fact one traveller stated that it Holiby on China, We Were Dleaged summer months. font, of he. purchase money: to: be IT oi even heavier than on No. 2. a Mrs. W..F. Dobson. with us .- Mrs. E. E. Paterson has Feturned to Batarice within. thirty 3 sala, and the \ 2 crowns nono Miss Audrey loka of Toro, 17 Hote hore fo th summer. She) or surther patted cr picnic a splendid success. It ts hoped Visio 8 the home of y . wi Mrs, Patterson, and his wife from Gardner, Re ? nd RA that this will be slated as an annual ompson, over: the holiday, Mass., U.S.A. BUILDINGS, TORONTO, Ontario, - affair. Congratulations: are extended Mr. Earl Williams and family, of Mrs, R. Bond is spending soffie time Solicitor for the Mortgagee. to the Raglan for winning against the Toronto, and Mr. E. Williams, of with friends in Toronto, - Dated at Toronto this bwenty-first [Y » other three schools in softball, | tine iy Me, and Mie. To 281 Mrs. Kleffman and daughters Ruth|dsy of June, 103, Pived F h : i ! M k, : operations and the crop is much batter | THOMPSOD. Tol Ton el a, Fem leanie than was expected before the heavy Yrs Sam, 'Barrett, Oshawa, Visited grandmother, Mrs. Worden. rains of a couple of weeks ago Mrs, E, B artett, last week. Miss Laird, ve are pleased to bp : My Bert, Holtby, and friend Miss able to say, is to return as teacher RC tl ~ Fel of Innerkip, called on relatives of otF school here for another year. PROSPECT \/ po ook S £nd. During the holidays she expects to fow I oan Werd, of ons Took i take a trip to Japan and China and i Congratulations to Miss Jean Me-| parents last week. iid leaving 21 ante for Saeouyer, COMING! ¥ Cpt Clintock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.| Mr. and Mrs. Norman White, of a nd y at Ee T al} F. E. Luke, Yonge St., Toronto, Geo, McClintock, for her high stand- | Brooklin, have anounced the engage- The ar ay not 0 Eyesight Specialist, may be ing in the graduation clacs at Mec-| ment of their daughter Ruth Isobel, | ww 1 eday last ot the hots rot M1} consulted about your eyes for Donald: College, Guelph, recently. | to Mr. Ellwood Crosiér, son of Mr.| = NY atl i tid pg glasses at Lawrence's Drug Miss McClintock is a former graduate | and* Mrs," Frank Crosier, of -Man- = i ig 2 3 te e Tt > Store, Port Perry, Thursday, 5 of Whitby High School. / She has se-| chester, the wedding to take place ito mem 3 an ne rs, After the|} gy1y 1th. HE £0 cured a position at Sparrow Lake. quietly on July 20th, io ts a el Wir I ARSC ---- . : Miss Mable, Niddery, :mursbein.| "The Sunday School Circuit picnic readings from Te nyson Tutich a J : training, at Oshawa Hospital, is holi- | held at Oshawa on the Lake, last Sat- Serv oy Mrs Henk an d Miss Rit DR. WwW. 8. Bisley : 1.7 [| Graduate ot den and all spent a pleasant social - oh TOMY, Modica) Colle vey. time together. P i din Po 3 oun town 1s youn carry] | eo dm mie | By EE ye 3 . Prince Albert Public School : { Admit only clean, constructive news by reading : ] : Sr, IV--Jack Hope. Office and Sur cH ort et Perey, Ont. o THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE woRITOR < Jr, IV--Merle Hope, Esther Hunter, | <> y (Yewspaper for i ome 4 M: 3 Ny : pn En ee {|B Se fhe Yo] Wy A Gangytgr Hn - A ion Homemaking, gio Whi nd Bonk. Atte wie 1 | Sr. IIL-Ruth Arnold, William Al DENTAL aang ; mews ln tha "Match of the Nations" Coloma are of special to men, dred; Myrtle Wray, Everett Wray. Offices Hours: 9 a mm, to § ol di f Ts Ohaietian. 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