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~ PAGE FOUR PTT EIR BRR ST A. W. Brock, LOCAL ITEMS The Commencement Exercises of Port Perry High School will be held on the evenings of December 17th and |. 18th. Spode China -is never out of stock, See some beautiful pieces and sets at Bentley' 8.. Mrs. Isaac Rodman has wiichnond the Mrs. Jane Byers' house on Coch- rane street. Mr, and Mrs; Jas, Dusty will occupy the house at present. The date of the Port Perry Christ- * mas Fair has been set for Thursday, December 17th. Mr. and Mrs, C. O. Clay, of Forest, were in town last week looking up old acquaintances before their home after an extended visit with relatives in the district. The Trail Rangers are putting on an evening of entertainment on Fri- day, November 27th, at 8 p.m,, con- sisting of skits, pyramids, recitations, songs and other numbers. Refresh- ments served. - Come along and bring your friends and help this organiza- tion. Mrs. S. A. Wallace has returned home after spending some time in To- ronto and Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Miller and family of Sunderland, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Miller's mother, Mrs. Jas. Hortop. Mrs. Rice (nee Bertha Rundle) of Ridgeville, Ont, has been visiting friends in this community. ---------- EPG ee SALE OF HOME-MADE COOKING 'The Ladies' Aid of St. John's Pres- byterian Church is holding a Sale of Home-made Cooking and useful ar- ticles and afternoon tea at the Ven- ture tea room on Saturday afternoon, December bth. TO-NIGHT RINK MEETING The annual general med of the shareholders of the Poff Rink Company, will be held off Whursday evening, Novenre: ab, 1936, at the Community Room lic Library at 8 o'clock, to rece fitie report of the current year; td elect the Directors for the coming year and to transact such other business as may properly be brought before it. Don. J. Shepherd, "= President "Secretary. L ° Bible Society Editor of the Star: Dear Sir,--Many of your readers will _be interested to hear the results of the collections for the British and] Foreign Bible Society of Canada, for this year in Port Perry. The total amount collected and sent to the head office in Toronto was $74.48. This is a very creditable amount and is some better than the past three or four years, though not as much as used to be sent, for some years before hard times contracted the money market. The president and members of the executive wish to express their thanks to those who gave towards this great missionary ~~ organization, without which our church missions, especially in foreign fields, could not begin to do so effective work. We wish also to express our appreciation and thanks to the eight ladies who so kindly gave of their time for the collections. J. B. Lundy, President x Died HARRISON -- In Reach Township, Lot 17, Con. 8, on Sunday, November 22, 1936, Mary M. Harrison, in her 83rd year. MAHOOD--At Blackstock, on Sun. day, November 22nd, 1986, Sophia Marlow, widow of the late Robt. Ma- hood, in her 74th year. ---------- EGP OP meee CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION 7 p m.--Evening service. :8T. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. EOP [ PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH 11 a,m.--"Honor thy father and thy 'mother." 7 pm.--~"The conquest of worry." a Electric Lambs, Desc Lang Lam in Sd nde prices at I. R. tley's Store Store, returning tol" PRACTICAL AND BEAUTIFUL GIFTS Mening Aro SAKE) Halt several Jiangs in Siem om or § week tip Price $4.50 This beautiful case is bound in black Fabrikoid, fitted with nickel locks, lined with the new grey Bramble lining, and fitted with a two-dreds hanger in black. See our stock before deciding on your Christmas gifts, WILLIAM WEBSTER, At Beatly's Store, Port Perry WATERWORKS EXTENSION A Good Piece of Work _ At a cost of about $3000 the Village of Port Perry has laid 2480 feet of watermain along the following streets and installed five hydrants. Two blocks along Simcoe" street from Queen to Alma. Two blocks along Caleb street, from Queen to Clark. Two blocks along Lilla street, from Balsam to Bay. This has been-a valuable addition to the fire protection of the village, and the Council are to be thanked for this progressive move. Consider- able employment was given by the laying of these mains; and this, of course, is another advantage. The local waterworks system has been in a good financial position of late years. It has lately been more than self-supporting. It does not do anything to provide drinking water, as a chlorinating system would have town are in good condition. Even it done, it is not likely that the users would wish to pay for the extra cost, when their present source of pure water is good, and costs only the effort of pumping. --_-- dP ~~ COURT OF REVISION The Court of Revision sat in Port Perry on Monday, November 16th, There were not many appeals. Re- ductions and adjustments were made as follows: Lake Scugog Lumber and: Coal Co., .| reduced $825.00. Galbraith property, owned by Jas. Staley, reduced $60.00. Vacant-house owned by I F. "A. ene reduced $200. = oo Rebate and readjustment of taxes was made with Mr. J. F. McClintock on the store property. er EP AGN sn See the Packard Lektro Shaver at Bentley's Jewellery Store, at $16.50, and worth it. RR i ii THE LATE JOHN PALMER Mr. Palmer was born in Dovonshire, England, in the year 1846, and passed away in Port Perry, on November 14, 1936. In the year 1856 he came to Canada with his parents as a lad of ten, crossing the Atlantic in a sailing ves- sel, taking six weeks for the trip on the water. His first town of abode was Whitby, Ontario, where he 're- ceived his early education, In 1876 at the age of twenty-one, he was united in marriage to Sarah Blanchard of Whitby. Two years later he moved to Port Perry and opened a butcher business on the pre- 'sent site of the bowling green, and later Mr. S. Cawker became a partner in the business. After six years had passed Mr. Palmer bought a bush farm and lumber business on tHe sixth concession of Reach, just west of the village of Port Perry. In the second year a fire broke out and there was eight hundred acres of timber, tan bark, lumber and wood, all on fire at one time. He then moved back to Port Perry and resided there until his death,-a period of seventy-five years, He was a Deacon in the Baptist Church here, also a local minister of the same 'church, The 'deceased is survived by nine children: William of Oshawa; George of Peterboro; Walter of Midland; 'Lewis and Norman of Brockville; Thomas of Port Perry; Mrs. E. Reader of Peterboro; Mrs, Geo. Raines, and Mrs, Thomas Stewart, of Port Perry. | He is also survived by thirty grand- children and twenty-four great grand- children, to be installed, and the wells in the}: - the chlorinating of the water was|™ Phones-- Office 73 wi Res. 73], : ¢ £ * Agua may eard again at some future] = : : WE FIT time, : Nottingham was 'held from his late [i= EA s S WE REPAIR [5m 7 bo, bd te ov ons conden te wiv sos [| |» ova 00' Drug Store Nev R25. tested are now begi and spoke words of comfort to thel|| lAWIences Drug Store News || y : the remmva f Intoted Sey rye grief stricken parents in the tragic : otic Rexall Be 4 their herds » t ITOM | death of their little son. Interment ~~ (You Can Save With Safety at Your Rexall Store : . ey feel that after the was mede in Pine. Grove Cemete t 2% ay : : 55 = ; stables are all cleaned up and new Prince Albert, the pall Oy idl \ 2 ; Y and healthier stock brought in it will Frank Downey, Ray Grant, Dos Ias NEW BOOKS : AG STF ou Save Monsy Be a; Henelse to gyelvone in' general. Kennedy and - rd Hartison, by, eant of Victory: ? by Jeffrey Farnol ces saeas ato bi aed AT ea bain 0 were fortunate enough to floral tributes consisting of pillows, eigs and Mr. Cunningham, by E. Corbett seas 2.26 © - A < e healthy bovines, free from T.B. i illip : » 5 I R. BENTLEY [Senet mee te vel eats | oid offifigs by GAT 000 ah Edger Heron. Al Carmichael. 'Alvin sympathy to the: Parents and little In the Steps St. Paul, H. V. Morton sisess enti 50 4 OPTOMETRIST ; Armstrong, Archie Parrinder, Oscar te, : POPULAR REPRINTS | Se " PORT PERRY, ONT. Downey, G. T. Wolfe, Harry Briggs, r. A. E. Ramsay attended the ban: A big selection 'of popular reprints by wich well-known y 2d PHONE 33 | John C. Lawrence, Hugh Bradley and | duet and general business meeting of authors as Zane Grey, Ridgwell Cullum, E. Phillips Op- LIE 3 , # several gthers whose readings we haye | the Postmasters which was held in the penheim, Wm, Le Ques, Warwick Deeping and Stare, : -- not learned about. Mr. Gordon Wanby House, nithy; on Wedudadey 85c¢. each, 8 for $2.50 Fisher was very busy 1 - Weel 'And, wad, apo MYRTLE Fiber vs tery busy as wosk ul | Cn of the Association whi bn [| PACKARD ELECTRIC RAZOR Mr. Archie Parrinder has had men Yards making two and three trips a| Stanley Rodd a former mail man here The newest sensation in shaving luxury, No brush, no day. Of courses numbe was elected secretary of the local zone. lather, no razor blades, in fact it takes all the drudgery excavating the ground preparatory to day. r of herds in t of shavi Le how it t putting in a new cement cellar under the neighborhood were previously : 00 of shaving. t us show it to you... Complete $16. 80 his kitchen. tested and O.K'd and those are only : TOILETRIES-- Miss Mary Ross of Newenstis: spent | ® few whose number were not reduced A complete range of Ladies' and Men's sets in such pop- $F the week end with her sister Mrs, J.|8t the recent--inspection. R. B. M L. G Hl | ular lines as Jasmine, Gardenia, Forget-Me-Not, Yardley A. Carmichael. 9 Pan Hie Yas the inspector in this rs. a and Potter and Moore. All in special gift packages at ARs i Mr. Melvin Honey motored to Wel- le ie en transferred to: Scott MILLINER 3 prices to suit everyone. : - oo ih Saturday and pul the ining Miss R. Cooper and her cousin Miss : : ; end renewing old acquaintances there.| yo, Smith of Oshawa spent the week will sell her enti tock of CRE 2 Misses Freya and Sylvia Hahn of| end with the former's parents, Mr. Tr entire stock o Toronto spent the week end at their| and Mrs. Jim Cooper. ? summer home here. The annual Free-Will Offering ser-| MILLINERY ; A. M. LAWRENCE i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Booth were at| vices will be held here next Sabbath : oe Brougham on Tuesday attending the|at 10.30 a.m.'and at 7 p.m. when the by P ublic Auction ; funeral of Mrs, Booth's cousin, -Mr.| Rev. Mr. McQuade of Centre Street : T2e Rexall sue Alfred (Don) Spencer, Prior fo mov-| Church, Oshawa will have charge of| at 8 0 'clock on evening of Phone 49 PORT PERRY ing to Brougham, Mr. Spencer lived | the services, in the morning the local i : - * on the West Calder farm. Former] choir will be assisted by Mr. Kenneth Saturday, Nov. 28 neighbours' and friends here extend] Brenton of Peterboro and in the even-. 3 sympathy to the sorrowing widow and ing a quartette from Uxbridge United This is a rare opportunity for ; > 4 family. Church will supply special music. The: the ladies to 'buy smart, i "> The Carolina Singers who gave an| Church Board extend a cordial in-! up- -to- date Lo at their xX 1 entertainment in the Church last] vitation to you to attend these ser 5 Thursday night under the auspices of | vices and former members and own price. ky : : the W. A. and W. M. S. were much | adherents will be made especially wel- x enjoyed and the local audience quite! come. The Fixtures will also be P ROMP T SERVICE agree with the former points where! "Mr. and Mrs. John C. Lawrence offered for sale. * they have visited, that they. 'are en-| were in Port Perry on Sunday attend- P ¢ tainers who are very hard to beat.|ing the baptism of their grandson, 3 hone 240 When you need Fuel of ? Owing to tragic and unfortunate|James Garfield (Gary) Lawrence, Ted. J ackson, any good kind --COAL in all sizes, Pesuvistanets in the Si the row B. Spon of Brooklin had A oti kK COKE, and WOOD. ti: BEST FUEL, id attendance was not as large as was| charge of the service. uctioneer : 5 anticipated but it is hoped that they! The funeral of Robert (Bobbie) ' SIRE, 5 RAPID SERVICE, Reasonable Price. i yah Ps Lake Seugog Lumber & Coal Co.,Ltd. . . i Phone 240 Port Perry ~ : Five Cents per lin iy WANT ADVTS -- Minimum 2) Gents, FOR SALE | - New style cream and green enamel- SUI TS CLEANED ¢ = | led Happy Thought range. used only | Suits. rad part of a year. Apply to Mrs. G. K.| ~ 8 _8po nged And pressed = Ras ber Both 37 Sassi _|-Robertson-at Albert Jeffrey's, Prince en. B80. Conts Albert, Ont, : Dry Cleaned $1.00 ROOMS FOR RENT i eg Special Heated rooms suitable for high C. P. ROLPH ALL BRANDS : 2 : ; school girls who prefer to do light 0 * oy Cake Flot: , Delicious house keeping. " Handy to school. ver the Observer Office i Tomato Swansoown Pkg. :33 ALMOND ICING». . 80 Apply at Star Office. tries "DR. W. 5. HARP we ; PINEAPPLE. Juices" 24 : WALNUTS 1b. 28 f= | an > aL EEN. ¥ AEWA 2 += TTR : : * ad ~ * 3 Juice Campbells 10¥ion. Fin | New Fresh Potatoes! 'Potatoes! |. Grpbuae (a Durer of Mtios Bean-Bacos Soup 2 tins .19 | BRAZILNUTS - B..31 For Sal ater' Ocllogs and: Poloiete, ome - "5 dpi duo Joogs Shirriff's New Dessert Aunt Dinah : Ontari d sy . 9 Star O North Jlarth_Ealt i foes Jot Grider totes ~~ r repr : ver FANCY : MOL ASSES 20 ntario graded. Apply at Star Office. n J a s Leg Amini, 2 ANY 8 Die sR 3 Pgs. .23 i Xin . Ofice. and Surgery--Port Perry, Ont SISA fe Special! Readi-Cut The firm of Gases & Huxrisavs lo dicived) for mixed drinks or use it in no RUSSEL D. H : ? ) ard lng MACARONI 5- 23 Blase sre ot, Ota | W. A. Sangster . ing desser x : Special! Standard Rut Phone 814 DENTAL SURGEON t bat 10%4-o0z. Tin o Pr 25 in attendance at my Port P erry office "Office Hours: 9 BEANS = REY GEE Tie A Tuesday and Thursday afternoons of cach Office a Si Taddl in For T Speciall. Newly Milled week or by SPDuintment, Insurance Ofee ! ® Oo TS . R & Ihe, 25 Queen Street, Port Perry, Phone 264 : A LOOK HERR! =~ L, ; Special, Speciall Aylmer noONANY & ANNIS pop prise Bud toe rags, wool g wi : tors, Publis | fea o fowl, horse hair and Domino BEANS 2 19 GORDON D. CONANT, KG, |kinds of light metals, For information : . d F. ANN LLB call Alix. Gilboord, Phone 177, day or J, Special! Bayside Choice ANNIS, BA: > LL. bE a § » day w Light 8 appreciate very PEARS | s% in " ent to et: Whe, Qa | 1OE OUI patrons. ca Here's a blend voted "tops" by Special] Choice Quality | Phone 1 (Whitby) ALIX. GI RD, PORT PERRY ; miles retype A lian U 25 Lf Sn ot ps, BLUEBER EE EEE EE EEE EEE EE EE TRY IT TO,DAY! i + FER Special! : i i 2 48 | | COAL COKE WOOD | 8. BIX, CRAX, : : yilb, Pkg. 28¢ RITZ BISCUITS : 9.929 B LUE COAL--The standard for § ~~ Speeiall dele : Fa : ' pnd pols | dh i quality--the coal that is increas- § +3 leamser | re 23 + .39 | # . ing in popularity ever day with § C TODDY " DY i. the coal consuming public. | 4d Hellmann's = : » : TRY 1 3 i 3 MAYONNAISE == 2% AND PROVE IT FOR YOURSELF | | bbe | 0 E--Range and izes. | New Season's ¢ Nut S : nt Besnon, 1 CAKE sttuce, each... EERE REE 9c, - WOOD--Bodywood, Hardwood peeL Z FAIRY on oor buneh...........o6e | li Slabs, Soft Slabs, White Birch. d 4 Cakes - SO NRE REE EE) 3 %: & Wianyflowers se, Tomatoes,' per 1b... .21c. : BY Lath, Shingles--Asphait & Wood ~~ 25 SO 2 Pt | Ibs. for LEN ENE REE NN] 2c; 3 ai yprog, PBonnacenna. Sash and Oeurs, : > 3 ---- antl ---- WE F ; pr DELIVER RED E. REESOR J . "a, Li -------- » ws