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"7 them.- LOCAL ITEMS Port Perry United Church Sunday School anniversary services, Sunday December 16th. Further announce. ment. next week. The Port Perry High School Com- mencement Entertainment will be held on Thursday and Friday, Dec. 12 and 18, in the assembly hall at the school. Watch for full particulars of the program. Mrs. Jas. Hortop is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Stanley. Miller, in Sunderland. Mr. Hugh Nind has been transfer- red from the Bank of Montreal at West Lorne to Campbellford. He spent a few days with his parents here this week. Mrs. M. M. Boyd has been visiting friends in Toronto. PORT PERRY RINK DIRECTORS At tle annual meeting of share- holders the following directors were elected: Arthur Brock, (who was later appointed President); "Bert. Mac- Gregor, James Boe, John Raines, Ed. Balfour, Aylmer Cawker, Mac Beare, A. McFarlane, and Miss Grace Davis. THE MEN'S CLASS 'The special monthly speaker--a new feature this year of the Men's Class--will be Mr, T. G. Gold, of Ux- bridge, next Sunday at 1.45 p.m. i "Mr. Gold has for many years been an influential leader ih Church work in Uxbridge and is the founder of the well-known Business Men's Bible Class of that town. The Port Pérry Men's Class look forward to welcoming Mr, Gold next Sunday and extend a warm invitation to the men of Port - Perry to join BANK OF COMMERCE CLOSES BLACKSTOCK OFFICE The good people.of Blackstock were surprised the other morning to learn "the Bank of - Commerce was closing its branch in their village. The office was originally opened by the Western Bank of Canada at the suggestion of Mr. H. G. Hutcheson and was operated as sub-agency to the Port Perry office of which he was manager. W. J. (Jack) White, who was later killed in service overseas, was put in charge. Shortly afterwards the Western Bank was absorbed by the Standard Bank, but the agency was continued and when the Farmers Bank--which had opened at Nestleton Station--failed, Mr. Hutcheson drove over--they were still using horses--and put up a pla- card announcing that The Standard Bank would open in the building which had been occupied by the Farm- ers Bank. The two branches were placed under the Port Perry office with Mr. White as sub-agent. Later they were removed from Port Perry control as the business had reached considerable size and a local manager was installed over the two. After the amalgamation of the Standard with the Commerce the offices were con- tinued. Corner, who was at one time on the 'Port Perry staff, has been manager. The Nestleton Branch was discon- tinued some time ago and with the|' closing of the Blackstock branch Cartwright Township is left without a bank. Mr. Corner joins the staff ot the Commerce here and his former friends will give him a- welcome, PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH 11 am.--Rev. W. J. H. Smyth 'in charge. 1.46 p.m.--Mr. T. G. Gold, of Ux- bridge at the Men's Class.' 2.46 p.m.--Sunday School. 7 p.m~--~Rev. S. L.-Toll, B.A, B.D,, of Whitby, will preach. On Dec. 16th, the Sunday School an- niversary. Wednesday, at 3 p.m, in the S, S. room annual meeting of the W.M.S. ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. D. A. Ferguson, B.A., Minister 7 p.m vening Berviee ATTACK the cause of RHEUMATISM LUMBAGO SCIATICA 0 : Box of? 30 Capsules, $1.00 RUMACAPS CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS. dress, -Boots and Rubbers for work purposes. Shop early and get the best choice. patterns. At Beatly's Store, Mitts, Work Gloves, Sox--work or Baggage of all kinds including the popular Mirapack, in all sizes, Leather Neckties in many beautiful All the above at semble pric, WILLIAM WEBSTER, Port Perry the Port Perry rink for the season of 1936-86, Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 12 o'clock noon, Dec. 7th, 1935. TENDERS WANTED Tenders . wanted for caretaker of stipulating - weekly wage. Tenders close Saturday, A. P. McFarlane, Acting Secretary. PETIT STARTED, TEED TRUST CERTIFICATES 47 A legal investment for Trust Funds $100. and Upwards Accepted for Terms of 5 Years. Unconditionally Guaranteed THE STERLING TRUSTS CORPORATION TORONTO ~~" For some years Mr. L. H. FINANCIAL STATEMENT: OF. PORT PERRY RINK:CO.; as of Aug. 31, 1935 J -- eee etl AP APP ee THE W. M. 8. BANQUET On the evening of Friday, Nov. 29, over one hundred were entertained in the United Church S. S. rooms. The occasion was the annual banquet of the United Church W, M. 8, and its Evening Auxiliary, After the pleasant supper hour, all joined in singing "Blest be the tie that binds". The guest speaker of the evening was Mrs. Thompson of Whitby who is the Christian Stewardship Secre- tary for the Dominion Board. She most interesting, in which she stresa- ed the necessity of giving--not only money but time, talents and personal. ity. Miss Edna Gauld sang, and Mra, J J, E. Jackson played a piano solo. Rev. was tendered Mrs, Thompson, the meeting was closed with the benedic- Pocket or Wrist -- Bulova, Gruen, LaSalle, all reliable. A Mantle Clock for a Christ- he ee ------ 'WATCHES Priced $7.75 to $24.76 Other makes $1.00 up Tea or Breakfast Sets in nice designs, Priced $4.95, upwards Phone 4 attention, and prompt delivery. W. BOYNTON CLOCKS mas gift worth while $8.76, upwards WOOD FOR SALE I. R. BENTLEY Jeweller & Optometrist PORT PERRY, ONT. WRECKERS, Phone 21. We Sell the Best FOR LESS WITH A SMILE YOUR ORDERS will receive careful Good Body Hard Wood in stove length, dry and ready to burn. $12.00 a full cord delivered to your home. Apply to. PORT: PERRY AUTO decl9 gave an informal talk which proved | Mr, Smyth made a few appropriate| ; remarks, and, after a vote of thanks|- HE CD S Mrs. L. G. Hall, Milliner at the request of her numerous friends, ANNOUNCES the opening of a complete and up- } to-date Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Dept. featuring Misses' and Women's Dresses-- From $2.95 to $9.96 Also a complete range of WOOL DRESSES We specialize I in half size dresses of the - better kind. : «Our Coat Department i is completely stocked in sizes 14 to 50, Prices $9.96 to $19. 96 74¥ou Save With Safety truly spproptiate gift, There BOOKS FOR EVERYONE We Cards is complete and priced in lots of 1 dozen or over. Gari PHONE 49 WANTED Girl for general housework. $10, monthly and board.. Sleep in. Apply box 27 Port Perry Star. = -- ile UL FOWL WANTED : = | Hens, Ducks, Chickens, also other farm produce. For information apply to Alix. Gilboord, Phone 177 day or night. Christmas Cards 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, Salada Tea | oOXYDOL 19° 35 AMERICAN BEAUTY Shrimps 2 FREE! Face eloth with each purchase of 4 cakes of 'Manyflowers 4-18 Pa G SOAP ity tion. Li "31° a) & figs Receipts Bal. forward .......co0000en $149.33 Skating ....i.iiiiiiiiieeans 126.76 Season Tickets ......cvvvieees 7800, NW... ° O..H. A. Hockey ............ 393.80 Rural Hockey ........iviaen 266.4v These prices are Camival oh seine reiki sve 40.26 stective from 7" 'Rental, Ont. Reg't .......... 1.00 = en Hockey Practice ......... 12.26 Booth i visveainn hie, 20.00 Corp. grant ......oeivennnns 118.76 $1195.54 Expenditures : Wages ....eegee Thai are $198.00 : Water, light, PAR wes dedi 167.60 i Office and printing ........." 9.02 Exp. and Repairs ........... 43.88 0. H. A. Hockey ............ 261.36 Rural Hockey ... vu vueiinn 102.60 Interest .... co ivinvienine 14,00 i DETTE FOES SU 48.00 Carnival" ..iic.ivivvnnnenens 19.16 ; . | MuSIE: oi cei re ri 24.00 ' - INSUrance ........cve.ouvuies 126.00 : Ask about the smazisg op- op- | W. E. Ettey, flowers ........ 5.00 Hy hel : ortunity to secure vv ' Bal. on Band eo. iiiennenry 198.04 DOMINO Cc ware 3 Alt Quilty Ser: $1196.54 1 OLD 2 Bal. Sheet as of Aug. 31, 1935. i of A Baking Powder ili DUTCH | Charter ..... cevavivsedaias $ 1256.00 | Land and Improvenients coe. 879.20 R 11 d Oo ATS CLEANSER BOING (5+ vc vs vss vans s 9832.51 (1 e Equipment ..........000000 203.70 Bin a Cash in bank .............. 198.04 {ns : | en BULK 4 Ins, 25° ih $11,288.45 HERE Liabilities : 5 : : : Cc Company Stock ,........... $6052.00 PINE APPLE CRAWFORD 19-0. Fin ~ XO : | Mortgage .\.....viiinvinne 200.00 3 : ; SUPDIIR os visves sys Vand 5086.45 I. ....2=2 | GINGER SNAPS = + 10f F, Shepherd, President. A. McFarlane, Sec, CRISP CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION | = 1 p.m.--Evening service. ~ BROWN LABEL | I SE eT STAD FRUIT Head Lettuce .....7c. Chinese Lettuce EL for bo ~ Celery Heads vee Boa i Grapes, 2 Ths, for oe Hu * Onions, 50 fb Bag Be. Sweet Potatoss | Lawrence's Drug Store News JASMINE OF SOUTHERN FRANCE TOILETRIES This very | : popular line put up in sets for ladies and gentlemen makes o [| ages. Make your selections early FOUNTAIN PENS--We carry a full range of Parker and Sheaffer | Fountain Pens, Pencils and Bets." Let us show. them to you. | CHRISTMAS CARDS--There is no time like the present to select your Christmas Cards. - Our stock of Canadian and English A. M. LAWRENCE Gongs A ms Ronatt | REYNOLDS-At the home. of £ hor ' Arthur | Reynolds, Utica, Jane| late Sam Reynolds, at Your Rexall Store) is a set to suit every one. > Prices 95¢. to $10.00 carry everything in Books for all || while our stock is complete. right. We give a special discount rot PERRY Strand Theatre, Uxbridge. "Thurs., Friday, Saturday (this week) Myrua Loy and George Brent, in eda 'Stamboul Quest A stirring is and comedies. admision 2c. & 16¢. (tax included) Theatre closed Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday each week except Christ- mas and New Year weeks. Thurs., Friday Saturday (next week) R. Armstrong, in "Hellcat" Christmas Bill--May West in "Going to. Town" | NEW YEARS BILL--S8hirley Temple "Our Little Girl" SUITS: CLEANED Suits sponged and pressed ~~ 80 Cents Dry Cleaned $1.00 C. P. ROLPH Over the Observer Office . 'Myrtle Station Service in the United Church next Sunday. will be at 7 p.m. Sunday School at 1.46. Everybody welcome, Last Sunday afternoon our pastor Rev. W. E. Honey preached in his usual good form, reading part of 8rd | chap, John, using for his text verse 16, "For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life." ~A most enjoyable time was spent at our League, who motored to Brooklin last Tuesday, and were delightfuly 'entertained by the Brooklin Y.P.S.. ~ Mr. Joe Johnston is having his hay pressed this week by Mr. I. McBrien, of 'Brooklin. Mr. and 'Mrs. Frank Harrison and Gordon, motored to Toronto on Sat- urday. The former attended the an- nual banquet of the 116th Bn. Mr, and Mrs. O. Lane entertained a few: of 'their friends from Oshawa -| and "Port Perry on Tuesday of last week to celebrate the occasion of their twentieth wedding anniversary. Mr. D. Luery attended the Royal last week. i Mrs. Ivan Rodd, of Seugog, recently spent the week end with her 'sister Mrs. J. Cooper. . ¢ Mr, and Mrs. Roy Percy were re- fon visitors With friends at Mark- am, date has been set for Dec. 10th. - KLEIN--To Mr. and Mrs. Lavwrineo Klein, on December | 1st, 1035, a daughter--Aldene Marie, ---- in her 88th Sam N. Griffen The Sunday School Ohristinas Treo oil soon be nee and other prepara : for winter must be m le. at once. . hs Consult us about vy pairs. Ail Good stock of Tumber, Shing les. and roofing on an 3 Lumber Co. Phone 240 PORT PERRY, ONT. Ryesight Spoclalist Open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Evenin 8 or by appointment at DISNEY BLOCK : Opp. Post 'Office, Phone 1516 5 OTT INTERESTED IN CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, era 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; : 5 dio YOUR EYES Consult us if you have any, suspicion of failing eyesight. It may save you: years of future trouble. 2 F. E. LUKE & SON 163-167 Yonge St. Opp. Simpson's--.Upstaira ELECTRICAL Repairs Phone to JOHN FARMER 885 : No. Phone EL 4520. =] 3 SP W. A. Sangster DENTAL SURGEON . Office Hours: 9 a.m. to § pi. Office Up-stairs, over: Emmierton's iuauranes, Offes ; Le CSA Office 'and Surgery--Port ory - ig NANT. a AN Nis, (& te A Mo +9) Sieg