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"PERSONAL ANNUAL MEETING OF RINK SHAREHOLDERS The annual meeting of the share. holders of Port Perry Rink Co, will be held in the' Town Hall, on Monday evening, November 26th, at 8 o'clock. All shareholders invited. We are pleased to note that Nor- 4 'man Powell is able to be about again : --on crutches, but hopeful of com- plete recovery in the near future, Mr, and Mrs. S. Jeffrey expect to leave this week to spend the winter in Florida. The Misses Harris drove to Bloom- field to spend the week end with friends. On Saturday evening, while crank- ing a car at the foot of Queen St, Fred Ray had is wrist broken. The engine apparently back-fired the crank striking him on the wrist, bers of s were the puests of Zeredetha Lodge, in Uxbridge, on Monday. evening. They put on the second degree, Dur- ing the evening an excellent address on "What is Masonry 7" was delivered by R. W. Bro. Hopkins, Principal of Givens Street School, Toronto. Miss R. Bowles and Mr, and Mrs. John Lawler, of Greenbank, have taken rooms with Mr. and Mrs. J. Burke for the winter. The Ladies' Aid of St. John's Pres- byterian Church held a very success- ful bazaar in the Venture Tea Room. The lucky number quilt was 'won by Mr. Oliver Reader, of Scugog. The Young People of St. John's Presbyterian Church cordially invite their friends to attend the regular meeting of the Society next Monday evening, Nov. 26th, at 8 o'clock. Rev. T. A. Nind will speak about his visit to England last summer. CARD OF THANKS The relatives of the late Isaac Clements wish to thank friends and neighbours for their sympathy in their recent bereavement. BE ee i UNITED CHURCH W. M. 8. The W. M. S. of the United Church, Port*Perry, met in the S. S. room on Wednesday, November 13th, with Mrs. Jackson, presiding. Mrs. Stone read the Scripture les- son and Mrs. Baird led in prayer. The devotional leaflet was read by Mrs. C. C. Jeffrey. The program consisted of introduc- tory studies of Africa,' which should ~ make our Study Book "The New Africa" more easily understood. The large map of Africa was a great help to both speakers and listeners. Dif- ferent aspects of the work in Africa were discussed by various members, and these talks were gteatly enjoyed by all present. DIED HODGSON -- At Toronto General Hospital, on Tuesday, November 19, 1985, George Hodgson, of Kinsale. Funeral at the family residence én Friday, at 2 p.m. Interment at Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert. McKENZIE--At Akron, Ohio, on Sunday, Nov. 17th, 1936, Florence M. Murray, widow of the late Herbert L. McKenzie, in her 63rd year. KIGHT-SANDISON The Anglican Church, Port Perry, was the scene of a quiet wedding on Saturday, November 9th, when Sara Madge, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Sandison, of Chalk Lake, became the bride of Cleveland Clifford, son of Mr. and the late Mrs. Arthur Kight, of Port Perry. > The bridesmaid and best man were the sister of the groom and brother of the bride--Miss Lillian Kight and Mr, James Sandison, After the ceremony a reception was held at the bride's home. The happy couple will live in Port Perry. "TE NOTICE All applications relating to relief iwill be dealt with by the Relief Com- mittee at the Treasurer's Office on Saturday morning only, between 8.80 am, and 1 pm, (Signed) R. J. HARRIS, Chairman of Relief Committee BACKACHE 4 BACKACHES GONE after us- ing RUMAGAPS --- they give quick and sure relief. P. G. MORRISON RUMACAPS -------------- L You make no mistake to buy your horse blankets now. We have them at the following prices: 78" 8" 78" Blanket, reg. $2.50 for $2.25 Blanket, reg. $2.75 for $2.50 Blanket, reg. $3.00 for $2.70 80" Blanket, reg, $3.00 for $2.70 78" Blanket, reg. $3.50 for $3.16 Mitts, Gloves, for work purposes at 10% discount, also Sox of all kinds. Work Rubbers, leather top or low rubbers. WILLIAM WEBSTER, At Beatty's Store, Port Perry Men's Class Banquet One of the most pleasing events in the history of the Men's Class, in 'the United Church at Port Perry, was the annual banquet held on Monday even- ing of this week, : Mr. R. G. Gemmell, President of the class, did the honours in the most happy style as chairman and toast- master. The ladies -of the church had pro- vided a most delightful ~ supper, served in excellent style. Every table was full, and about one hundred and thirty men enjoyed the banquet. It was pleasing to note a contingent from Prince Albert; and a number of men from the sister churches in the town, It was particularly pleasing to note the présence of Rev. Mr. Nind and Rev. Mr. Ferguson. The following was the toast list and program: "The King." = Violin Solo by Mr. V. P. Stouffer; "The Church", Mr. M. Luke and Mr. S. Farmer; "In Mem- Ladies", Mr. R. J. Harris and Rev. W. J. H. Smyth; #The. Class",. Dr. C. P. Peterson and Mr. F. E. Reesor. The guest speaker--Rev. W. J. Johnston. casion, For instance, Sidney Small- man won the lucky number prize--a bouquet that had been beautiful in its day and generation. This, with true Irish courtesy he gallantly pre- sented in turn to the wife of the President, Mrs. Gemmell, having no particular use for such flowers (?) himself. A flurry of excitement was caused by the announcement that there had been a "hold-up" at the Bank of Commerce; but all ,was quiet on_ the eastern front when it was found that a couple of clothes pin-had done noble duty for Ken's pyjamas. The event of the evening was the address by Rev. W. J. Johnston, of Eglinton United Church. From start to finish he held the happy attention of his audience. His Irish wit and inherent understanding played upon the minds of his hearers with lights and shadows as he pictured life in its reality. Life is a mountain upon. which humanity builds five houses--the house of "childhood", "adolescence", "youth", "mid-life" and "old age". In these houses should be placed as the' outstanding piece of furniture-- for childhood, "play"; for adolescence, "knowledge"; for youth, "work"; for mid-life, "friendship"; and in the house of old age, "fest". In all the houses there should 'be the loving companionship of Christ and the high ideals which He taught. Mr. Johnston has a ready wit'and a clear vision of practical life, coupled with a fine understanding of man's spiritual dangers and possibilities. His address will long be remembered with. pleasure. Sincere expressions of appreciation Were voiced at the conclusion of the program to the ladies and to all who helped to make the event the happy success it proved tq be. 2 Bde PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH 11 a.m.--Subject: 'Concerning Prayer' 1,46 pm.~--Men's Class and Forum. ih p.m.--Sunday School. 0 p.m.~--Subject: 'God's Care for the Individual.' : You gre cordially invited to worship and to think with us on these im- portant themes. ee etl PPP. CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION 7 p.m ~--~Evening Service, aor ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. D. A LE B.A., Minister Buy Blankets Now oriam, 1934", Mr, J. E, Jackson; "The|, Little asides brightened the oc- : ee ess SEL EE Special Reading Glasses Gold filled frames with sperical lense, reg. $8.50 CARDS Buy your Christmas Cards NOW, from our full stock "REPAIRS have delayed having over- hauled, done now, Jeweller & Optometrist PORT PERRY, ONT. 80th November, 1985, the or operators thereof. procured their license for the current fiscal year are accordingly advised to obtain such license immediately. The license fee is $2.00 per annum. authorized to issue licenses on behalf of the Department, or from Radio Branch, Depart- ment of Marine, Ottawa, Ont. By order, ; R. K. SMITH, Deputy Minister of Marine, Ottawa, 'November 15, 19365. Have that watch which you I. R. BENTLEY WARNING TO RADIO LISTENERS | WNERS of unlicensed radio receiving sets O are hereby warned that on and after Department of Marine will take steps to prosecute the owners Broadcast listeners who have not already "PROPERLY MEAT is most suitable for human food. Don't take risks--buy meats that are killed and in- gpected under Government supervision, Phone 4 YOUR ORDERS will receive carefu "attention, and prompt delivery. W. BOYNTON -------------- 'FOR SALE 'White Leghorn Cockerels for sale. Apply to Mrs. C. Wells, Phone 189 r 2-8. nov2l NEW SLEIGHS AT BARGAIN PRICES . While present stock lasts at. fac- tory prices, away below cost to clear. If in need, order at once. Not many left. nov2l C. SWITZER, PORT PERRY. Christmas Cards s A fine selection of Personal Greet- ing Cards may be seen at the Star Office. We will .be pleased -to show you our choice selection. "FOR SALE A number of pigs six weeks 81d, al Licenses may be procured from Post Offices | 50° one sow. Quantity of Apples--! in cities and larger towns, Departmental] « sks". . Apply to John Boyko, R.R. Bie Tractors, Basie. Doni ond. others; Seeks'. Apply, OYX0y th 8, Port Perry. FOWL WANTED Hens, Ducks, Chickens, also other "| farm produce. For information apply to Alix. Gilboord, Phone A77 day or night. Killed and Chilled] I - PHONE 49 Sc. Carda'..... 10¢. Cards ...,.. Christmas Greeting Cards | "Perhaps it seems awfully early to think about Christmas. However, it is not too early to make your selection of Christmas Cards. The | early buyer always gets the best selection and at no extra cost. | Make your selection from our fine Hiaplay of Canadian and English | Cards. = = wed i * Unconditonally Guaranteed TRUST Terms of 5 Years. 4 9 ON GUARANTEED 0 A legal Investment for Trust Funds $100. and Upwards Accepted for CERTIFICATES L THE STERLING TRUSTS 'CORPORATION x TORONTO . STE ber douen 50c. tvevesis Per dozen $1.00 15¢. Cards ................Per dozen $1.45 Assorted boxes of cards ......36¢.'and 76c. Actual Scugog Photographs . .35¢., 3 for $1.00 Personal Greeting Cards, from $1.00 dozen up All of which are good for votes in the Boys' and Girls' Contest. : 'A.M. LAWRENCE ae Rexall su relatives in Queensyille, 'last week, the week end and Remembrance Day. Mrs. F. Bailey is spending some] in 'Bowmanville. & AYLMER With Pook | CPONINON STC Beans i- A PERSONALLY SE £~ S JESTED BY * DOM, OWN TEA EXPERTS... WL : Blcnd , TEA » -35° : RES CR EANTIC. ] | Mc; Reg. Ib. 30¢ Sale Price 10° | Glassco's Ovange Marmalade Flaked Tuna Fish - 334-oz. tin 20¢- Trim-Ettes (cake desoration candy) Litebuny Boap sim Satay ¢ - - - hb, Golden Hallowi Dates - 2 hs. 19¢ Tee. gg - bh. 21¢ 32-oz.jor 20¢ RAISINS 10k. as re) Richmello 349 i Now's Bet Libs Ca TT i 3 §f SULTANA . Tomato Juice Richmetlo CC alle] Label Golden Tip ho teem © «hu 2ae me 75 man Cl AR nro 2 SPECIAL! | Heinz SPECIAL! "SPECIAL! 'BIG VALUE CURRANTS Corned | GeMal i 1 4x 4 PORT PERRY PRINCE ALBERT Mr, TT, Sager spent a"Taw days 'with Mr. and Mrs, Earl Williams, of To- ronto were with Mr. E. Williams over time with her sister Mrs. McTagart Mr. Will Heayn visited a week with relatives in Brooklin recently. © Mra. H, fe Hoy and "Kathleen | were in Toronto last week. Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Butson were in Rochester, U.S.A, their return trip brought Mrs. Fox and Alma, .of Toronto, home with them for a few days. "Mrs. W, Wannamaker, - Mrs, H. Hope and Mrs. G. Luke were priv- ileged to be present at the Scugog J.Ladies'- Aid meeting last week. These ladies report good work done by this -association, Mr. and Mrs. W. Martyn - visited 'with friends in Toronto on Sunday. Those that were at League last Wednesday night enjoyed: a splendid and instructive program. .under the direction of Earl Martyn, the citizen- ship convener. * The program period was opened by singing one verse and chorus of "The Maple Leaf" followed by a reading by Murray Luke "My Idea of a Man." = Mr. Murphy then gave a talk on Current Events, inter- spersed with typical Irish humour. Next. wag" a reading by Will Lyle after which was a duet, "Nearer, Still Nearer" by Mrs, S. Hope and Mrs, Luke. Mr. Smallman of Port Perry gave on appropriate talk on "The Three C's. of War"--Causes, Consequences and Cure." Next week at League there will be a debate "Resolved that the world is 'becoming a-better place to live in" | Those taking the affirmative are Rev. Mr. Smythe, Mr, Clarke and Norman 'McCrea, while Mr. Sager, Will Lyle and Earl Martyn wil defend the negative side, This should be an in- teresting event and the subject is one which we sometimes wonder about. Come along and bring a friend and -| join the crowd that League-ward bend. The men of the village are to be congratulated for the fine attendance at the men's class on Sunday, there being twenty-two. there, and we sin- "cerely hope the attendance will in- crease 'each Sunday. This class can be made an agency for good in the village if 'everyone cheerfully co- operates: The following was the or- der. of service! 'Hymn, "Onward Christian Soldiers"; prayer by Mr. Clarke; offering; the Sunday School lesson with the teacher Mr. Sager, in charge. Forum--"making a fresh start" in charge of Rev. Mr. Smyth, A' number of men from here at- tended the Banquet of the Men's Class at Port Perry on Monday night, and report having had a very enjoy- able time, A very fine talk was given by the guest speakér, Rev, Ww. J. John- ston, of Toronto. Mr, and Mrs. Ettey were at their daughter's home one day last week, to witness the christening of their little grandson, "William Charles Lamb, : wo INVESTMENT OPP RTH NITY, - ESTATE LIQUI oN : FOR BALE--37 P Preferred JaTIo N $10.00 each, paying a half-yearly dividend at the || rate of 7 per.cent. per year, Also 87 common shares at $1.00 each, These eommon shares 'are very attractive, The company has splen- did past dividend ' 'record and "exceedingly bright future prospects, apply to Box 17 Port Perry Star, last week and on| will soon vo ones 'and other preparations for winter must be made at once. E Consult us "about re- pairs, © : I Good stock of lumber, shingles. and roofing on hand. am N. Griffen Lumber Co. : Phone 240 4 PORT PERRY, ONT. . Eyesight Specialist J Open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 'Evenings, or by appointment 'at all times. DISNEY BLOCK Oshawa Opp. Post Office, Phone: 1616 INTERESTED IN C RISTMAS PRESENTS, > Ethel. Dodd - has some pleasing varieties of BEAD WORK, WOOLLY DOGS, KNITTED BABY'S WEAR and BONNETS." She will be pleased to: take orders for Christmas delivery. OO TORII Radio ELECTRICAL Repairs JOHN FARMER No 85 fe Ce YOUR EYES Consult us if you have any suspicion' of failing. eyesight. It may save you years of future trouble., = k F.E. LUKE & SON : 163-167 Yonge St. 9 Opp. Simpson's--Upstairs' ~--} . Phone El. 4820. : DR. W. S. HARPER " Graduate of Trinity Medical College and ! trinity. University, Toronto," 2 ga Post Graduate In Surgery of Medical Gradu. ates' College and Polyclinie, London, and, North East Lond Fi TA Post Graduate E firmary, ' Glasgow. ole and Norte Perry, Onl Ww. A. 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