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a a ------ --- -- PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 13th, 1936. -- "THE CHOICE OF GOOD MEATS IS EASY IF YOU BUY fl Hach = FROM -- BERT MacGREGOR TY 'Bathing Caps, from 20c. up to 50c. Interstate Health Splashless Shoulder Shower & Shampoo, fits all faucets $1.75 Eig Sandals, small, medium and large, 75¢c. Kodaks, Cameras, Films. and Sheet Musie 'Morrison's = Drug Store Port PePry one © 1 Phone 16 a Be. is er Tas et TL, BES Sill Comer, Lime, Tile, | He Now that the Spring" is opening up, we will as usual, be ready. to look after your needs of CEMENT, LIME, TILE, - HARDWALL PLASTER. We have just received 2 thoth supply of Lime, spraying lime; also 3 and 4 inch Tile: A fresh carload of ST. MARY'S CEMENT is now on the way. HARD COAIL, COKE, HARDWOOD and HARDWOOD \ / SLABS. 'Phone us you needs. Your orders will receive prompt $ and careful attention. ET yi PORT PERRY COAL YARD W. G. W. PYATT Phones--94W and 94J "Reliable Service and Hotter Fuels" including - SE og ie --c EA SLL Sl Ce S- article will appear | Rev. -- eg] 'H ° Si oa Fi ric or Reductions We have ony a few days left in which to sell the balance : "In order to do this we are reducing our prices 'of our stock. to 269% below actual cost. Our loss is your gain, while you can make this great saving. ear 97 pe. set DISHES reduced from $18.50 0: RAR a Buy now Men's 6 Eyelet Heavy RUBBERS, reg. $1.98 for . $1.50 Men's Knee RUBBERS, reg. $2.50 for ..."%.:......$1.50 "Women's MOTOR BOOTS, reg. $3.25 for ...... : 81.75 Women's OVER RUBBERS, reg. 75c. for ..:....... .50 'Children's RUBBER OVERSHOES, reg. $1.35 for. ...$1.00 Men's OVERSHOLS, 1 buckle, reg. $2.00 for ........ $1.25 Men's OVERSHOES, 2 buckle, reg. $2.50 for ........$1.75 These are just a few examples of our prices and SvoryInIE else carries similar discounts, If you have any ALSIKE CLOVER - for sale bring in a sample and we will quote you top price. HW J. F. McCLINTOCK _ PORT Phone 36 PERRY .$15.00 "MEAT OF QUALITY _ : You. need not worry. abit what quality of meat to order whens vou phone Cawker Bros, we just have one quality----THE BEST that can . CAWKER BROS. Lh Phone 29w, Port Perry. Prompt Delivery _be-had. It is\ shwaye. fresh and -tender--and so tasty. when served. {| CET YOUR ~ LIFE, FIRE, AUTOMBILE, and THEFT INSURANCE 5 HAROLD Ww. EMMERSON hie ae Phone 41 dy Se Port Perry SR. PAGE FIVE OR a -- re -------- - ~The regular meeting of the W, L was held at the home of Mrs, Lawson Honey on Thursday afternoon of last (week with fifty-nine ladies in attend- 'ance. After the business part of the meeting the ladies from Solina gave the following ' program with Mrs, F, | Gilbert in the chair: a piano duet by [ Misses Helen and Muriel' 'Baker, a readiig by Miss Pearl: Lusk (Phe by Little Betty Smale; a talk by Mrs. McMaster; a solo by Mrs. W. Leask; a paper by Mys, Roy Langmaid on wie "Sunny Side of Farm Life", (This in next weeks issue of the Star.) ; Sunday visitors at the home of My. and Mrs. O. Kdwards were Mr. and ars, 11. Petre, Mr, B. Hill, Miss Edith Bates, dlr. and Mrs, Ii, Newton and liddie, Mrs, Patterson and little Mar- Jorie, Mr. Marwood Dickey, all of toronto, y siss Frances Kames has returned home alter spending several weeks in 'toronto, - Mr, and Mrs, W. J, Jackson spent "Luesday at the home of their son Mr. Allan gickson of Greenbank, Mr, and Mrs. Q, Edwards attended the tuneral ot the late Mrs. Oliver in Blackstock on Friday. Miss Mildred Symes is visiting in "toronto and Guelph, Sunday visitors at the home of Mur. and Mrs. W. R. Willan were Mr. ana Mrs. Bert. Mcbonald, Margaret and Bobbie, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McDonald, ot Toronto. = Mr, and Mrs. Fred Raines spent ! | Sunaay with friends in Newcastle. Mr, Fred Warren and Mr. George Symes have returned home from Win- nipeg. Miss Winnilred Irwin of Toronto, is visiting with Misses Leah and Muriel Willan, ~ .- I get PRINCE "ALBEK I, | Kev. all. Wilson, of Oshawa, was the preacher on Sindy, as our pastor Mr. Smyth is on his holidays. Mr. A. V. Groupe, of Philudgiplia | is visiting mn the village. Mr. J. Jeffrey visited in St. Cath- arines and Millbrook recently. The Misses Holman are on a trip to Miami, Florida. Mrs. Peter Raymer spent several days last week with [riends in Osh- awa. Miss J. Jones, of Toronto and iles, visilea with Miss J. Medd and Mus? Kallis for a few days. Stewart Foster, of Toronto, is visit- ing with Murray Luke, Miss 1. Murphy with Mrs, L. Thompson attended the W. I. at the home of Mrs. L. Honey last Thursday. Mr. W. Regan and son Joe are holi- daying in Quebec. While - cutting -limbs from some trees in the cemetery on Friday last, Mr. Chas. Stabback was struck on the head and painfully- injured. The 'wound required three stitches. We are glad to report that Charlie i is pro- _gressing te rapidly towards recovery. > EE a Lae BLACKSTOCK 2- Among our recent visitors were: Rev. Kugene and Mrs. Beech, and Mrs. Harper, of Goodwood; Mr. and "Mrs, R. Griftin and daughters Celia and Ruby, and Miss Cookman, of Union, with Mr. and Mrs. Austin Larmer, Mr. and Mrs, Yolen Wright, Misses Annic and Effie Wright, .Mr. and Mrs. John Larmer, with friends in Wood- ville, i } ; Myr, and Mrs, Jos. Forder, Nestleton with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McLaughlin. Miss Joan Marlow, Toronto, with her grandmother Mrs. Jas, Marlow. Master Roy Sanderson, Toronto, with his grandmother Mrs. S. Swahu. _ Messrs. Arnold Johnston, Anson Taylor, Bruce Mountjoy and Billie Grace, at Orillia and Fenelon Falls, Helen Wright, Mr. and Mrs, A. 'Monk and daughter Joyce, of Toronto, with 'Mr. and Mrs. John Carter, "Mr. Alex. - Lang, Mr. and. Mrs. Herold: Lang, of Omeimee, with Mrs. John Hooey. On Sunday, July 12th, the funeral of the late Mrs. Mary E. 'Brandon was held from' her residence in the village and was conducted by her pastor, Rev. H.' Bell, the remains being laid to rest in Devitt's cemetery beside her father and mother and two brothers, John and Robert Bruce. A sistor 'Sarah who passed away. two "years ago, is buried in Carman, Manitoba. The late Mrs. Brandon is survived by three nieces Mrs. R. Kellett, Oshawa, Miss Vera Major, of St. Claude, Man. also three nephews, Russell and New- ton Jones, of Portage la Prairie; Thos, Jones, of St. Claude. The lovely ~--p-Mrs. Mr. Bruce Woods, Birch Cliff, Miss} and Mrs. (Rev.) Kennedy, of Madoc; : esLeent in wiich the deceased was held were sence by neighbours, friends and relatives and by tne W. A, and \v.M.S. OL the: united Church. 'Lhe pallbear- ers were SIX relatives bessrs. Harold MeQuaae, woy nellew, award Law- son, Marwova. pienee, Bruce Heaslip and Uscar MeQuade, "Lhe deceased wis a agughter oi the"late Thomas ana klizabeth Bruce, and was born in a Lactwiight Yownship 5 years ago, where she lived until her marriage in 1896 to' Mr. William Brandon, of "Al- goma. Their married life was spent on their farm at 'Lhessalon, Algoma, and®there a few years ago Mr. Bran- don" after an illness of pneumonia passed away. At the death of the de- ceased's sister-in-law Mrs. R. Bruce, ot Cartwright, she came back and Kept house for her brother, first on his 1arm and later in the village to which they had retired and where Mr. Bruce aied in 1930, The late Murs. Brandon was a taithtul member of the United Church and of the W. A. and W.M.S. Although sulfering for a number of years trom bronchial asthma she was always bright and cheerful with a iriendly little smile and word for everyone. For the past two years she enjoyed the companionship and help of her cousin Mrs. D. Heaslip who lived with her and who nursed her during her last brief illness. The sincere sympathy of the som- munity is extended to Mrs. Heaslip and to all who are left to moun the passing of the deceased. On Friday, August 7th, the funeral cortege of the late Mrs. Harry Oliver wended its way to the Union Cemes tery at Cadmus from the village of Blackstock where for fifty-two years she and her husband have been highly esteemed residents, The deceased was born in England and there in St. James Anglican Church on. February 25th, 1883 she and Mr. Oliver Avere united in marriage, coming to Canada on their wedding trip. Three years ago on February 25th, 1933, they cele- brated their fiftieth wedding anniver- sary. Mrs, Oliver was possesed of a quiet unassuming disposition, devot- ing most of her time and-care- to her home and family. She was a faithful wife, a loving and devoted mother and a good neighbour. For a number of years she has suffered from a painful illiess which left her practically help- less but she bore it all patiently until death came as a welcome release. Through her lengthy illness she re- ceived from her husband and daughter Geo. Crawford, Sr, all the care that willing and loving hands could give her. The funeral service was held from her late residence and was conducted by her pastor Rev. H. Bell, assisted by Rev. C. C. Harcourt. The pallbearers were Messrs, H. Mount- joy, J. Larmer, J. Jobb, Jas. Byers, I. Whitfield and G. Forder. The floral offerings which evinced in a quiet way to the loving csteem in which the de- ceased was held weré from husband, daughters, son Harry and family, R. Simpson Co., in whose employ wins on a church service but I am a and Sulphate. the W, A. and W.M.S. of the United Church. There ave-left to mourn her passing a sorrowing husband, three | daughters, Mrs. Geo. Crawford, Sr.,! (Nellie), Blackstock; Mrs, A. J. New- | ton (Emma) Toronto; Mrs. Jas. Petch (Florence), Toronto, one son Harry, of Saskatoon; , five grandchildren, Clara Crawford," Arnold" and' bonaid Petch, Jemiie and Jimmie Oliver; two | brothers Jas. Penny, of Markham, and | Thos. Penny, of England; and one| dister Mrs. Nellie Doidge, of England. To. these is extended the sincere sympathy 'of. the community. Those! attending the funeral from a distance were: Mr, ang Mrs. Jas, Penny, Mr. Wm. Penny, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Penny and son Roy, Mrs. Samuel Penny, Mrs. C. Claughton, Mvs. McDowell, all a Markham; Arnold and Donald Peteh, | of Torgnto, Mr. and Muvs,.J. Pearee, Myr, and Mrs. R. Tetow and daughter, | of Scugog. . The Annual District Parade and Church Service of the Black Precep- day evening. The parade was headed! tory was held in Blackstock on Sun- by the Blackstock Band and the se vice was held in the United el conducted by the pastor Rev. I. Bell. The League ball game played in Blackstock last Thursday evening be- tween Myrtle and the locals sent the visiting team home happy with a of 15-1 in their favour. Miss Marie returned home after her uncle and aunt Smith. Miss Gwenieth Marlow fourteen friends to tea evening in honour of her day. Miss score Lamb of Lindsay, has two weeks with Mr. and Mes. 1. al rn entertained on Sunday 13th birth- Ielen VanCamp has returned home after a two week's holiday with her grandmother Mrs, M. Smith. SEAGRAVE--continued from page | still carrying on in our churches to day. Mrs. Pateman stressed the point of the task for cach one to do in Christ's work, If we go to a meeting with our hearts deliberately closed we miss the blessing of the cheerful giver, Or if we go with our hearts wide open, cager and willing to do our part how. much happier we will ber This is our first attempt at carrying sure it has been a delight to all who listened as well as to all who helped make it a success. ts" EU SRE OR Sale a <r - ZF. Ww. BROCK & SON . RED & WHITE STORE Special Values. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, August 13, 14, 15 GROCERIES CROWN TBA, V's... 000 0d vivian er pkg. 49c. GOLD MEDAL 1. 51 pI ' Se th 39c¢. LUX TOILET SOAP .............. =F 3 for 19c. CROWN SYRUP, 28 .. 8 cvs rns tes svaneat per tin 19¢, CALAY SOAP cake 5e. LIFEBUOY SOAP, 3 bars 25¢. rT 9c. LICORICE ALLSORTS .................... .. 5 1b. 13c. GOLDEN SPRAY CHEESE, v's ...........~ pkg. lde. TIGER SALMON, V's... .... ieee i tin Ue. KKOVAH JELLY MAKER Clee ee. pKE. de. KOLONA COFFEE, U's .............. en 1b. 29¢c. { Huron Toilet Paper, 5 rolls for 16¢c. SPECIAL 5-STRING BROOMS ............... MAGIC BAKING POWDER, (C. and C.) . .each 39c. .16 oz, tin 28c. ov ALT IN E----smail 10¢. Jiagdinn doc. : large $1.00 S.O Seco -pad pkg. 15c¢. 8-pad pkg. 25¢. ROWNTREE'S sa re HOCOLATE ...... 1 1b. 17c. b J i Nn . FRY'S COCOA, 15 1b. tin, 19c. BROCK'S BIRD SEED... ................ .. pkg. 15c. DURHAM CORN STARCH ........... ......... pkg. 10c¢. SOAP FLAKES Coo 2 Ibs. for 17c. ICY WAFERS o.oo per Ib. 21c. LIBBY'S POTTED MEATS ........... vrsmins per-tin 9c. SALMAN, Tiger Brand, 1's tin, 21c SACHNS .. ..........0l, Sonam 2 tins 35c. A Sr SU is 3 Ibs. 23c. PALCON PSP Sr PE 3 pkgs. 25c¢. meee OB WB i ge i nITERRE ad as UE gabon BLUE Hi NT MiNERA 3 PEBYT . Ig ALN W, ATER A Natal Mineral ( tions configu Codon Magnesivm, S Abe Fn, Troan " nen Oxides, Chiboade < ® one of the decensed's daughters "and "Canada's bid Natur: il Minoral Water" ¢ 1 A A. M. Lawrence, Druggist, Port Perry wc li ~ "I know" --said Sonny, "you're going by TELEPHONE" "Today", said Daddy, replied sonny, nonplussed remembering his own Long 300 miles away--- ness man and has found the floral offerings showing the love and TERRA ROA EE FRAN TTOT TTT RTE TS RARE NR TE TENN RE eeeat -- : / "GOOD BREAD and Baking of the Daily Family Requirements will be readily secured from Jemison & Hutchinson, Bakers The Seagrave Baseball Club intend : holding their annual towrna@nit and Ti] Phone 43 P dance in the near future. Lucky id - Port erry draws for three prizes will be made. lps ge win <p Ry rt Be prepared to purchase vour ticket. e or ea TRE You may be one of the lucky ones. ee nsmen 3 I EB A toe wea a --- PHONIS 93, oe - PORT PERRY > ew a a Shr Now is the time te check up and see what von might save in fuel, and added comfort next winter by insulating (le attic and sidewalls of your dwelling. Begin row to make enquiries in order lo have the job complete when the cold weather sets in. 10 you would insulate now you could enjoy the effect oo a cool upstairs as RED TOP INSULATING WOOL will keep the excessive heat out in summer as well as keeping it in, in the winter. FRED E: REESOR Phones: Office 73 w; Res. 73 j "I'm going to Winnipeg, Regina 'QE w El \ : Ramis ' dpe I CII BR il 8 [LC . Calgary, Halifax, Saint John, and New York, hoe I'll be Cp - 0 EA A EAE A back in time to put you to bed tonight" "Oh - h",~ mo. Corg Nn nd or for the 'moment thc, M ALL i HE YEAR RO UND Distance talk with Granny, = 1 "I know: you' re going: by telephone!" ? a Y ou can dep: 'nd upon Lhe exce lence of GERROW"S Which is just what Daddy intends. He's a modern busi. u BAKING. :: No matter whether it be for Spe cial : 3; Long Pilati ! Shs dy, a Occasions, or for every day use, GIERROW BAKING dependable economical business bnilder- : can be denende . modern version of "Saver cague n 4 he de inden fou waiiford Mm good nuaticy, . Boots", in fact. ' e 4 @O0n both "Anyone" and "Person-to- g Ge B h Person" calls, Low Night Rates apply n errow rot ers after 7, and ALL DAY SUNDAY. : M. A. GERROW G. Mm, GERROW Lp BRON BNC BEBE NE BT BEB BE Ee -- a of ---- A eT es RE Eola a a on, 3 rg th Lrg Sl ANT AN rE rin