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Ce Nar = SR Ee Sen "a RE = ST : BEFORE YOU BUY consider the extra advantages of the Hecla Warm Air Furnace, which gives constant ¢irculatin fresh warm moistened air, a makes a perfect heating unit for better homes. . , . . Exclusive HECLA FEATURES ® Patented steel ribbed fire pot which saves 1 ton in 7, * Fused furnace joints, abso- lutely prevents gas or dust leaks. ® Clare Air Conditioner can be easily and economically installed for ideal atmospheric conditions summer and winter. WHEN YOU BUY ask for HECLA FURNACE INSPECTION Free Your opportunity to get a com- plete check-up and report on your present heating system -- without obligation. Make use of this service and enjoy better furnace satisfaction this winter. Telephone to-day. CARNEGIE HARDWARE ° Port Perry, Ont. AGENTS FOR THE FAMOUS o. HECLA WARM AIR FURNACES ASHBURN Burn's Church held its anniversary service last Sunday®with Rev. W. B. Mitchell, delivering splendid sermons at both morning and evening services. His many friends turned out to hear him speak in the pulpit where he started his preaching career. The managers wish to thank all those who gave to the free will offer- ing which amounted to $236, which was very gratifying to the church board. Mr. and Mrs. Horn and Mrs. Law- ton accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Day to Stratford last Wednesday to visit with Mr. W. Brown. : Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brash visited with Mr. and Mrs, Tweedie of Whitby. Friends and relatives of this com- munity attended the funeral of Lillie Elizabeth Heron, beloved wife of George Hadden of Brock Township i Wi Ri THEATR OSHAWA Thursday, Friday, Saturday, October-29-30-31-- "CAIN and MABEL Marion Davis and Clark Gable. i 1 REVIVAL, Friday, at 10.45 p.m. The "G" Men James Cagney and Margaret Lindsay EXTRA !--MONSTER, HALLOWE'EN PARTY - Saturday Matinee only Games and Prizes -- F Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, November 2-3-4 "Gorgeous Hussy" "Joan Crawford, Robert Taylor, » Lionel Barrymore, and Franchot Tone Thursday, Friday, Saturday, November 5-6-7 "RAMOMA" Lorreta Young, Don Ameche, Kent Taylor, Pauline Frederic Filmed in the new Technicolor. J) John and Mary Heron, of Ashburn. After many years of suffering and be- ing unable to walk, all endured with a patient cheerfulness, so befitting a Christian, giving to hér many friends her helpfulness. She was in her 65th active helper in all church 'work, and gave liberally for the support of the gospel. Her passing was a happy re- | lief from her suffering, and only al short while before her death she asked for her many nephews and niéces. She. died at 8.80 on Monday morning, October 19th at her home in Wick. Interment took place from her home on Wednesday, October 21st, Rev. Mr. McKay of Toronto preaching a very comforting funeral sermon, He was assisted by Rev, Mr, Wallace, Green- bank. She is survived by her husband and three brothers, James, Andrew and Robert Heron, and two sisters, Mary, of Ashburn, and Mrs. Robert Duff, of Myrtle, to whom this com- munity extends deepest sympathy. The pallbearers were Messrs, Bert. | Heron, Beaverton; Will Heron and Leslie Haddon, Wick; James Duff, of Myrtle; Carl Batty and W. A. Heron, Brooklin, all nephews. Mr. and Mrs. A. Reynolds and Georgina spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. E. Heron. Rev. W, B. Mitchell, Mrs. Mitchell, and son Billie, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. G. W. West. The many friends of Mr. W. Pyle, are sorry to report he is under the doctor's care and is with his daughter in Stouffvile. We wish him a speedy recovery. Miss Marion Spencer nt Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spencer. Miss Mary Kerr, of Toronto General Hospital, visited her parents Mr. and 'Mrs. Walter Kerr on Sunday. ) . Misses Betty and Bernice Goose, spent Sunday with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goose. . Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Parrott were Mr. and Mrs. H. Kerry and sons Raymond and Walter of Epsom, Mr. and Mrs. Burnett Jam- ieson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jones and family, of Balsam. ) Mr. and Mrs. Sam Arnold and fam- ily of Prince Albert visited with Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Ashton. Mr. and Mrs. A. Holman were re- cent guests of Mrs, W. Walker, 3 9 7) £3 4 i OPOBOBOPOBOSOROPOPOC 2008080800000 0 Pr -- - and youngest daughter of the late|% an example of the Christ-life ever in : year and when in good health an], i" 3 d-- HARD COAL, SOFT COAL, COKE, SIDING, ROOFING NOTE--Estimates given on Custom Mill Cottage and other Building C Prompt Service PHONE 240 A The Port Perry Star has a gorgeous selection of ONE Ri 0 have purchased the business of the SAM. N. GRIFFEN LUMBER Co. SAM N. GRIFFEN, President. The business will be completely reorganized, and will carry a full stock of . Lumber and Building Supplies, in addition to many new lines: WOOD, LUMBER, TIMBER, #8 We Solicit Your Patronage. «3 Special Attention to Coal and Wood Orders, onstruction work. 'PORT PERRY, ONTARIO LIMITED Lake Scugog Lumber & Coal Co'y, §5* work, Sash and Door orders, - Reasonably Priced oming! ) : "Personal Greeting Cards" A phone call--No. 50-- will bring a representative to your home. < Telephone or Mall Your Orders If You Cannot Attend HF ah Rut Ril SF BE NaF RR LE eb EST - A. M. LAWRENCE 786 Rexoll swie Phone 49 BB ER RR RR ACR CR ROR ROC RORORORORORC ROP RORON SABRE A A AA SE A A Sa SA A A AN RAR OROROROIOPOROPOIORORO PRR ER E SR OROROROR0H ROROROPOROR0 SRR IRR RC Stock up NOW for Your | Future Needs S220 0R0R0000000 8 OPOROROPORUPOPORIROPOPOROEORO BCA BB EE ER OR ORO RRO ORORORORORORONK CROSOROSSEIBORAIAOIISASE A EE SR ARR anon F14{ y Mr. G. K. Robertson Mr. George Keightley Robertson peacefully away at his home in Prince' Albert, last Saturday night. | Mr. Robertson had been in very poor health all summer suffering considerably as the result of a stroke last spring. As the end drew near he became unconscious and seemed to sleep away, a od ~ He was born in 1862 near Brougham in Pickering Township. As a young man, Mr, Robertson taught school for a few years then he went back to the farm at which occupa e remained for the rest of his life. vious. to coming to Prince Albert he farmed in Shirley district. He was a faithful Presbyterian and took an active part in that Church's work. Feeling the burden of years heavier, he has fre- quented of late the village United % | Church, where he took a keen interest in the young people and their ac- tivities. In the Men's Class his personal presence wil be sorely missed but there will remain remembrances of the good advice he was accustomed to offer, especially to the younger men, The last year found him taking much interest in the Young People's Society, particularly in its debates. He was-a God-fearing man, honest, careful in his judgment of others, a good and intelligent conversationalist. We shall remember Mr. Robertson as through the years wended his way faithfully to his church. Mr. Robertson is survived by his widow (nee Anna Turner), one daughter Mrs. Albert Jeffrey, Prince Albert, two sons Corey, near Utica, Ansel, near Uxbridge; one sister Mrs. E. A, Walker, Port Perry; and one brother Mr. M. Robertson, of Toronto. To these we extend our sympathy. The funeral was held at his late residence on Tuesday, Oct. 20th, and was conducted by Rev. Mr. Smyth, | Interment took place at Pine Grove _ | Cemetery. "The golden evening brightens in the west; _| Soon, soon to faithful warriors cometh ? rest; Sweet is the calm of Paradise the blest." AEP PRINCE ALBERT COMMUNITY CLUB The second meeting of the Prince Albert Community Club was held on Thursday evening last, with the new President, Mr. Chas. Clark, presiding, It was decided on to keep our present treasurer, Mr. Albert Jeffrey, for one year more. A'letter of appreciation was read: from Mrs, Robertson and family for the Club's floral tribute to the late Mr. G. K. Robertson, .. 8 | The Prince Albert Tin Can Orches- $8 | tra was engaged for the season--com- 3 | prising Mrs. Stanley Hope; pianiste; : Mr, Heayn, guitar; Jack Hope, violin; 2 | and Clarence Fielding, gs caller, 8| After the business was concluded £ | progressive euchre was carried on | with much enthusiasm. The lucky winners for this were--Iladies, Mrs. D. McKinsey, Manchester, (a vase); gents, Murray Luke, - Prince. Albert, Miss Audrey Miller visiting with her sister Mrs, Géb, Offen, of Cedar Grove. . Mr, G. D. Bentley visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Frank Kendall on Tuesday. About three hundred people attend- ed 'the concert provided by the Vir- ginia Jubilee Singers in Memory Hall on Tuesday evening, Everyone was delighted with the singing of this company of colored people, Fs Mrs, Ralph Wilbur with her paren Mr, and Mrs. A. B. McKercher, A number from here attended the anniversary services at Ashburn and Manchester on Sunday. x Strand Theatre 'UXBRIDGE - : Thurs, Friday, Saturday (This week) . Hallowe'en Fun Show-- Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, in 2 ° 'Ne The Bohemian Girl This will rock you all with roars of laughter. - Also Rin-Tin-Tin, Jr. in "THE WOLF DOG" and Coloured Cartoon. : Mon,, Tues. Wednesday, Nov. 2-3-4, Sylvia Sydney and Melvyn Douglas, in Mary Burns, Fugitive convicted of crime, she didn't do--was she innocent? Also "Magic of Music", "Popeye" and other attractions. 'These are our 16th anniversary ple- tures we are showing this week. 'Thurs.," Fri, Saturday (Next Week), Jack Benny in Broadway Melody of 1936. On the ocacsion of our 16th anniver- sary we wish to thank our many pat- rons of Port Perry and vicinity for nl their patronage. Thank You! © » = a ---- COURT OF REVISION The Assessment Roll of the Town- ship of Reach' compiled in the year 1986 and upon which the taxes for 1987 will be levied has been returned, ana a Court of Revision to hear appeals, duly filed "against "said Roll, if re- CATELLY'S SPAGH ive BULK COCOA + TET... THREE JELLY SE SOAP . AKES | ] LAKES ... MEDIUM SIZED PRUNES MEDIUM GRANULATED en | ©. A. PALMER, Prop, LL RE POWDERS (cup : ED SUGAR We Deliver at all times betwee H : . 4 EE -- : : ERR LR ---- -- yo ----> #1 (a handsome tie); consolation prize b" iy 3 : : . : o : ' : quired, will _be held at the Township < : : : 4 ° : pth : ~§@| Went to Ross Wakeford (a miniature | Hall, Manchester, on Saturda, 5 W ------" W +18 : --oe oon AR Tainiature § Hall, Manchester, on Saturday the 7th 5 THIS EEK ; ednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday -&lash tray). LS | day of November, 1936, at 2 p.m, 4 : ; : : : | Following the cards, dancing was |. Allipersons interested are required I< . > 8 |enjoyed by a large humbe : Allgpe sort 5 : . > Sn b yr Te rs to the to taKe notice and govern themselves : . i . ke ¢ Dby-the Tin Can Orchestra. accordingly, - : RP 3 MEDICINES 35c. Tooth Brushes ............ 2 for 36¢ 10c. Adhesive Tape ........... ..2 for 1le. Now folks this is only the beginning i y W. F. DOBSON, Clerk i : 25¢c. Klenzo Tooth Paste ........ 2 for 26c. 15¢c. Bandage ........:......, «+2 for 16e. | of the season, so we can expect more o0ct29 © of the Munieipalit : 50c. Klenzo Tooth Paste ........2 for 5lc. 25c. Belladonna Plaster ........2 for 26ec. 23 y E 4 SENN ls Ye. : . $1.00 Halibut Liver Oil Capsules, 2 for $1,01 35¢c. Mi31 Tooth Powd 2 for 36c Bens ng 3 ; : 1 : $1.00 Puretest Cod Liver Oil, 2 for $1.01 pie ooth Powder ...... or 10c. Nipples ................... 2 for 11¢. § ! TTT TT v-- A REGAL . 75¢ Cod Liver Oll Tablets ; 2 for 76e 35c. Rexall Shaving Cream ...... 2 for 36¢c 20c. Absorbent Cotton ...... «++ .2 for 2l1c. SEE a Fe ray i a c ver RIA. + rr 4 OF J 00 40c. Lavender Shaving Cream,..2 for 4lc. 25c. Baby Pants ............ ; 50c. Analgesic Balm 2 for ble. y veers. 2 for 26e, ; polly Rexall Orderlies EU for 26e. 25¢. Cocoanut Shampoo ........ 2 for 26¢ : ALL THE YEAR ROUND ; 25c. A. 8. A. Tablets ..........2 for 26e. $e. Bex iis vill) ey ! CANDY You tan dege : CR Re = 25e. A. B. 8. & C. Tablets ...... 2 for 26e. 25¢c. Perfumes iy Cia veins ved 2 for 26e¢. 40c. Ib. Peanut Clustey...... 2 hs, for 41c. ou can ep nd upon the excellence of GERROW 8 ; N 50c. Milk of Magnesia ........ 2 for ble. Be Porfarey: sh A 50c. T, Walnut Tops .......... 2 1s, Ble. BAKING. :: No matter whether it be for 8pecial ~ He Yiik of big FEN 2 Jor Jae. < 40c. Ib. Marrowhone Chews , «+:2 for dle. Occasions, or for every day use, GERROW BA ING ¢. Epsom Salts .............. or ' 35¢. Ib. Humbugs .......... 2 Ibs. for 36c¢. ca uni ; : 25c. Epgom Salts .............. 2 for 26c. STATIONERY 40c. Peppermint Patties ,...2 Ibs, for 4le. an be depended on for uniform good: quality ' 50c. Branchial Syrup .......... 2 for Ble. 5c. Chocolate Bars ....... 2 for 6c. ¥ FUEL ER A RS SH ER 10c. Writing Pads ............ 2 for 11c. §¢ NOIRE DAIS L...ul.l.l .. r gS ; Rahs SE SAS i 25c. Castor Oil ................. 2 for 26¢. 10c. Horton's Cough Drops ......2 for le. G wav neie Eo io ey lm SIT J ot AR. TH NE a. TL EN 2 for 26e. 4 Gerrow Brothers ae Fini a) ra 2 for Ble. 10c. Pkg. Envelopes ............ 2 for 1lc. 3 : ho if M. A. GERROW .. ©. M. GERROW '35¢. Tr. of Iodina ....... ERR 2 for 36. Joe Ek Slopes cover ovies Elion Extra Specials A | rm - Zhe £01] Tablets i: AERIAL 2 fon 28: 50c. Box Stationery ............2 for Glc. p o\ ---------------- Ei - ' a EE Seen i $1.00 Gift Stationery ........ 2 for $1.01 or | a OOOO ANNE CoO: 30 ON Caene ea a 50c. Playing Cards .............. 2 for ble. ; . SE = | --_-- REE : Sas | TOILET GOODS 80c. box Christmas Cards ...... 2 for Sle. ums Re Rataniursersrs nn B08 oe E ed LK 1FR ! 60c. box Christmas Cards ......2 for 5lc. '¥ A Salis a aneehy egy ROR J ; 5 i & q § 50c. French Balm ...... yaya .2 for 6le. - 88 $2.00 Gardenia Ladies' Set ........for 99¢. 8 Mm a 1. ¥ > i \ : 75¢. box Christmas Cards ......2 for 76¢c. ' :& : ? ; : ; - LA 3 is ' 50c. Gardenia Face Powder ....2 for ble. ; : ] $1.70 value Gardenia Gents' Set ..for 79¢. PURDY LE ary X PY ; d 50c. Jonteel Face Powder ...... ..2 for Ble. SUNDRI ES 3 large is Milk of Magnesia Tooth BLOCK, PORT PERRY : 50c. Jonteel Face Creams ...... 2 for blc. ' : A8te ...ieieiiiiiiiiiiniai for Boe, - Yi : aad i} TEIN, AT WERSHROIOIRY 25¢. Stork Baby Powder ....... .2 for 26e. . aoa : : 49¢. A. 8. A. Tablets, 100's ......3 for Sc. ou help yoursslf to the best the market affords--low prices 25¢. After Shave Tale .......... 2 for 26e. $1.50 Hot Water Bottle ..... .+.2 for $1.51 $1.00 Mi31 Antiseptis ........ 2 for $1.01 = 25¢c. Tooth Brushes ............ 2 for 26c. $1.00 Hot Water Bottle ........ 2 for $1.01 $1.00 Agarex ........:.......2 for $1.01 EGGO BAKING POWDER cceesiieia ay. per tin 22e - oS 1 Ib. COFFEE, with cup and saucer FREE .......... 80. «+s oaouper pkg. 10¢ cere .per 1b. 13. 2 and saucer FREE), 250, hire sensS Ban 2 . ER A RI . y tiiivivies 2 Ibs, for y CR RY vos pos LR .10 hs, for Sle. n 8 a.m, and 6 p.m, re (3S oT