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AM a Ry ey > tes a NE oy i 5S 3 ER LS Co A in pi i asp PAGE FOUR 8 E . ' = - T -- -- ve LOCAL ITEMS . osuRen OF ra ASCENSION : conemroanons |For Quick Sale WE FIT oa BB So wil be iy charg We offer congratulations to Mr. 'Daniel Boe, who celebrated his 80th birthday on Monday, June 7th. Mr. Boe is in a fair state of health. The Church officials of the Church of the Ascension here and St. Thomas |. Church at Brooklin, have asked Bishop Beverley to appoint Rév. J. C. Clough as rector of this parish and of Brook- lin. Mr, Clough has accepted the ap- pointment and will take charge on August 22nd next. Mr. Clough has been - Curate at Christ Church, Deer Park, Toronto, for the past five years. Rev, F. H., Shaw will have charge here until the new Rector comes. Mr. and Mrs, Earl Beare spent Sun- day in Toronto. Mr. A. W. Allin has purchased the property of the late Rev. Wesley Elliott, on Shanly St., Port Perry. Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Brock, Miss Ella Brock, and Mrs. Jno. W. Crozier, were visiting in Callendar to see the Quintuplets; and went from there to Temagami. Mrs. A. W. Allin spent last week with her sisters Mrs. LaRose and Mrs, Camplin at Markham. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Levia, of Fene- lon Falls, were in town during the week end meeting friends. Mr. Franklin Allin, Oshawa, spent a few days last week with his brother Mr. A. W. Allin. Rev. W. P. Brown is attending To: ronto Conference this week and while there will attend a reunion dinner of the members of his graduating class. He celebrated his 90th birthday on June 9th. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Beatty, of To- ronto, are visiting with Mrs. Beatty's sister, Mrs. Geo. Jackson. Miss Elliott, of Novar, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. J. E. Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sonley and family spent Sunday in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Emmerson and son George, spent Sunday the guests of Dr. Morley and Mrs. Honey, in Toronto. } We are sorry to learn that Mr. Will Carnegie had the misfortune to fall - and break his collar bone. He was helping to take a branch out of a tree. The branch fell to the place where he was standing and knocked him"fo the ground.- The result was a broken collar bone. Mr/'and Mrs. Cecil Beare are inl Toronto today, attending the" Phar- macy graduation exercises. . The many friends of Mr. Storey Beare, will be pleased to know he has passed his final pharmacy exams. with second class honours. Mrs. (Dr.) David Archer, of Oshawa was the guest of her sister Mrs. E. H. Purdy, this week. We are pleased to learn that Dr. David Archer has re- covered from his illness and is now able to be at his office. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Regular services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m; with the minister, Rev. W. J. x H Smyth, in charge. Berar ; GOING TO IRELAND At a meeting of the Official Board of the Port Perry United Church, the matter of holidays for the minister was discussed, and permission was given to Rev. W. J. H, Smyth to take a trip to Ireland, if suitable minister- ial supply is arranged. . Mr. Smyth will leave at the end of July, and will return early in Sept. a - A SALE OF HOME-MADE BAK- ING and USEFUL ARTICLES will be |. held in the 1.O.D.E. room at the Public Library, on SATURDAY, JUNE 12th, under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid and Choir of 8t. John's Presbyterian Church. AFTERNOON TEA will also be served. oC EE BOWLING NEWS The local jitney was held on Mon- day evening, June 7th, and a very en- Joyable time spent. Mrs. Chapman won the 1st prize for ladies, and Mrs. E. Beare won 2nd prize. For the men Tom Harris came first and Ged, A. Palmer second. i The individual scores were as fol- lows: Ladfes--Mrs, Mrs, Chapman 24, Mrs, Beare 22, Miss E. Somerville 21, Miss P. Jackson 19, Miss H. Anderson 21, Miss J. McDer- mott 19, - Men's scores--P, Ingram 28, C, C. Jeffrey 22, R, Jeffrey 21, E. Beare 18, J. Beare 18, W. Graham 20, T. Harris 28, L. Koch 16, G; Palmer 27, We cordially invite all who take an interest in the game, to join'*us on Monday nights and play in the Jitneys. | Mulligan 19, Five only, small gize, B. & D. Polish, Regular 50c. For 25¢. Ten only, large size, B. &. D. Polish, Regular $1.00 For 50¢c. Three small cans Auto Body Polish Regular 50c. For 25¢. Five pint cans Auto Body Polish Regular $1.00 For 50c. Auto Top Dressing, small can Regular 50c. For 25c. SLEEKENE, a blood medicine for Horses, Cattle, Pigs, per pkg. 50c. 12 bottle Kansas Cattle Oil, makes 16 gallons of best cattle syra 25¢. Have you ever used 'HANFORD'S BALSAM OF MYRRH for cuts; sores and bruises. If not, try a bottle -now. 35¢,, 65¢., and $1.25 WILLIAM WEBSTER, At Beatty's Store, Port Perry ll BEI L FIDELITY LODGE, A. F. & A. M. HOLD ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS At the regular meeting of Fidelity, No. 428, A.F. & A.M,, held on Tuesday night, the following officers were elected: Worshipful Master--Orr C. Browne Senior Warden--Bert. MacGregor Junior Warden--Thos. A. Blight Chaplain--Geo. A, McMillan Treasurer--A. B. Cawker. Secretary--Geo. R. Davey Dir. of Cermonies--J. A. Hayden Senior Deacon--I. R. Bentley Junior Deacon--Arthur W. Brock Inner Guard--Fred A. Tarvis Senior Steward--L. D, Colbear Junior 'Steward--Geo. A. Palmer Tyler--Clarke Williams Organist--John Smith Auditors--H. G. Hutcheson, Dr. Lundy Past Master--A. P. McFarlane Installation of officers will be held on Thursday evening, June 24th, when Bro. Frank L, Prosser, of Oshawa, will be the installing officer -------- > -- I. O. D. E. DECORATION The annual decoration of Soldiers' graves by the members of the 1.0.D.E. WE 'REPAIR Glasses You Save Money AT I. R. BENTLEY PORT 'PERRY, ONT. PHONE 33 LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED I have'installed a machine for sharpening lawn mowers. It does the work accurately. Now is the time to have this work done. S. CAUSLEY, Port Perry ANNUAL CHURCH SERVICE FIDELITY LODGE Members of Fidelity Lodge, No. 428, AF, & A.M, are requested to meet at the Masonic Hall, Port Perry, on Sun- day evening, June 18th, at 6.30 p.m. (Daylight Saving Time) for the pur- pose of attending Divine Service at St. John's. Presbyterian Church. Visiting. brethren are cordially in- vited to join with the local members. A. P, McFarlane, W. M, re -- wo . TENNIS TOURNAMENT AND DANCE The tennis club will hold a tourna- ment on Friday, June 11th, afternoon and evening, Junior members will play from 4 to 6 o'clock, others will play in the evening. Members only, of the club may place their entries with the secretary, B. Koch, or with J. W. Kerr, before 4 o'clock on Friday. No charge is being made for the tournament. After the tournament, a dance will will be held on Friday evening of this! be held at Caesarea; ticket for which week. Member§ are requested to meet may be procured for 26c. from any at the Town Hall at 7 p.m. (D.S.T.) or if the evening is rainy--at 7 p.m, Saturday evening. } member of the Club. Everybody invited to attend both ; tournament and dance. Sweet Mixed Picnic Pickles "23 P.¢G. Soap10:.39 - Christie's Premium SODA Domestic BISCUITS 4-1b, Pkg. 33¢ SHORTENING These Values are Effective until Saturday night, June 12th. SINGAPORE PINEAPPLE SLICED or CUBES 2-1b. Pkg. 35 an vt : OLD DUTCH CLEANSER .29 Tins * Salted » PEANUTS Black or White PEPPER Ground "| RANGOON RICE - - : Ie Ih. 5 2% - 1b. ALLEN'S LONDON CANDIES ". Richmello COFFEE Bul 1-1b, Pkg. RIPE BANANAS PINEAPPLES, SOAP CHIPS - 3. 31 PEANUT BUTTER 2.25 Medium Size Oranges, 29¢." Dozen -DOMINE 25 23 Early 1-1b. Morning Pkg. AP 2 for 280. ON Bante Ascension for the next two months, JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN ~~ CHURCH Rev. Robt. Simpson, Minister SUNDAY SCHOOL at 10.00 a.m; SERVICES at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m, Daylight Sav Time) 5! fib nn ng Tim -- STRAND THEATRE UXBRIDGE "COOL AS AN OCEAN BREEZE" ST. * * » x Thursday, Friday, Saturday, this week Conrad Nagel, in 6 : ; : ' "" Death Flies Last" an aeroplane thriller. CARTOON and COMEDY ahd, Vl Monday, Tuesday, Wed., June 13-14-15 "| Barbara Stanwick and Joel McCrea m Banjo on My Knee also COMEDY Played at Uptown with great success. Continuous show on Wednesday from '3 p.m. until midnight. : + x ¥ - Thursday, Fri, Saturday, June 17-19 Robert Taylor, in His Brotner's Wife BIG LUCKY NUMBER DRAW ON SATURDAY, JUNE 19th. 1'elephones in Canada Always well to the fore in telephone matters, Canada continues to lead the world in its per capita usage of tele- phone service. 1p World-wide' telephone statistics compiled as of January 1, 1936, and now made public, show that an annual average of 210.8 telephone conversa. tions were held in Canada for every man, woman and child in this country. The United States, with a comparable figure of 197.0, was in second place. Denmark, with 173.9 per capita calls, and Sweden with 152.2, followed. Canada's position among the coun- telephone development in the larger centres - continues to. be impressive, with 18.78 telephones per 100 popula- tion in communities of 650,000 and more, this Dominion ranks sixth in the list. The United States is fifth with a figure of 19.32. - Sweden is the leader in this regard, followed by Switzerland, Norway, and Denmark, in that order. Pn In less peopled areas, Canada ranks in fourth place, this world-wide survey reveals. "Canada, it is shown, has 7.28 telephones in operation per 100 popu- lation in communities. of less than 650,000 persons. Next to the leader- ship of the United States with 9.87, there follow New Zealand with 9.84 and Sweden with 7.66. Fifth, sixth, and seventh positions are taken by Denmark, Switzerland, and Australia, respectively, -- E On the basis of telephone develop- ment throughout the whole population, Canada with 10.99 telephones per one hundred people is second only to the United States with a comparable figure is 13.69 telephones. Denmark is third with 10,64; New. Zealand fourth with 10.69 and Sweden fifth with 10.28. Of telephones in service per 100 population among large cities of the world, Vancouover is fourth, Toronto eleventh and Montreal eigh- teenth in the list. : These latest statistics make it clear that Canadians continue, as they have done over a long period, to place & very high value upon their telephone service, This fact is emphasized in their continuing to be the world's leaders in telephone usage. Bm" BOWLING TOURNAMENT The first Bowling Tournament of the season was held at Port Perry on the King's 'Birthday--June 9th, There was not a large attendance. * The skips were: - - J. Gordon, Cannington, W, J. Carlisle, Lindsay John Murray, Port Perry. Wm, Graham, Port Perry S. Jeffrey, Port Perry C. H. Peacock, Oshawa J. H. R. Luke, Oshawa H. Millard, Whitby, C. W. Detenbeck, Oshawa. The prizes went to Peacock, of Osh- awa, with three wins; Carlisle of Lind- say with 2 wins; and Gordon of Can- nington, with 1 win, tries of the world in the matter of] raised as follows-- Wainy her late residence Prince Albert on o'clock (standard time). SUITS CLEANED Suits sponged and pressed 80 Cents de |B Dry Cleaned $1.00 |} "C. P. ROLPH OVER THE OBSERVER OFFICE The HEht way Is the only way. If you suffer from kidney trouble, treat them the right-way. Flush them with (NOX) KIDNEY FLUSHERS. They wash the bladder, kidneys and urin- ary tract; at the same time the whole is made antiseptic. No more getting up at nights; swollen limbs ge down; rheumatism and that burn- ng" sensation and moved, There is only one (NOX) age contains one month's treatment. Price. One Dollar at druggists or direct from the Nox Laboratories, * Bay 8t., Toronto. Your kidneys will be regulated llke a clock. NOX KIDNEY FLUSHERS act as a mild laxative, removing bile from the liver A. M. LAWRENCE, Port Perry. Re-opening The Ontario Hospital, | new class commencing shortly. application forms and full information write. Miss Pearl Sharpe, Reg. N., Superintendent of Nurses, Ontario |} Hospital, Whitby. i July 1 0808.9. 20808 SALT OF WESTERN HORSES D, McArthur & Son, Lot 11, Con, 10, Reach Township, will sell by auctien, SATURDAY, JUNE 19th, BERRY BOXES FOR SALE Agency, N. Ewers,|§ Port Perry. LOST to Star Office or Dr. Lundy for a re- g ward, : : HOUSE FOR RENT Six rooms, street porch, hot and cold water, garden ploughed, south of Town Hall. Apply Box 14, Star Office TO RENT} Six roomed house, electric lights, newly decorated, John St., Port Perry. Apply to Mrs. G. Bruce. FOR RENT Seven roomed frame house on:Cas- simir street. Quarter acre garden, | Lawrence's Drug Store News | © conditions, © This product, "Silvikrin", contains the fourteen backache is re- 4, KIDNEY FLUSHERS, and each pack- | 4% HELP WANTED 3 Whitby Training School for Nurses, | $8 For |g 280808080808 a consignment of Western Horses on [2% Pint and Quart sizes, any quantity. i 'Massey-Harris july 1] About May 21st, lower partial set' g of teeth, with a gold bar and two gold 5 clasps attached. = Finder please return | § Lake Scugog Lumber & Coal Co., Ltd, |. Phone 240 at Sebert House, Port Perry, Tuesday > tig (You can save with Safety at Your Rexall. Store) More About Silvikrin i : [a 4 : Last week we told you of a remarkable English discovery for the treatment of falling hair and other unhealthy scalp vital substances which the hair needs for normal, healthy growth and contains them in the exact proportions the hair needs and in a form the scalp can easily assimilate. It is exactly identical to nature's own food for the hair. A We sell and recommend it because it fulfils a long-felt need for a preparation in this line. Ask us to explain the Silvikrin method to you. u Adrienne Toiletries ine of scientifically harmon- eatures of the-line include We aré'introducting a new ized cosmetics--Adrienne. harmonized shades of Face Powder, Rouge and Lipstick, i : Special Skin Creams, and a fragrant and. asting perfume. All véry reasonably priced. ~A. M. LAWRENCE 720 Rexall sore PORT PERRY | Phone 49 000% 0 4% 4% 4% , GOOD LUMBER We now have a good stock of lumber on-hand to meet your needs. White Pine, Hemlock, Spruce--in 2 x 4, 2 x 8; Novelty Siding; Cove Siding; Flooring; V-Joint." B.C. 4 x 4. Fir V-Joint and Flooring. Cedar Siding, Cedar Shiplap, and Cedar D4 S. Nova Scotia White Cedar Shingles. Our mill is ready at any time to give vou gervice on Sash; Frames and specials of all kinds, Port Perry *, oO O $010, 0% 5% 0% 4% of 20, 8"0, 4% 4% 4% WANT ADVTS tsps Dr. Ed. Bailey LOOK HERE VETERINARY SURGEON 5 TONS: RAGS 'W ANTED electric lights, bathroom, drinking (2%: ALSO ALL KINDS OF FEATHERS ater in house. Apply at St _|and Friday afternoons. _ 'Phone 127 7 : x : . water in house pply at S Gn Uxbridge, day. or night. . Calls will Top PRICES PAID. i be' promptly attended to. ,. oct29tf |- For information call - OSHAWA COUNCIL WIDE-AWAKE .The first move to bring Oshawa in- to line with the proposed overseas and continental air routes was made at the meeting of the city council last night when Alderman A. S. McLeese (The firm of Gases & HUMPHREYS is disolved) 6 King St. East, Oshawa, Phone 3160 2 Aiiendance at my Port Perry offide on Queen Street, Port Perry, Phone 264 : A. GILBOORD .- Phone 17%: by ARTHUR W. S. GREER Ae Her by mall INSURANCE FIRE, AUTOMOBILE, LIFE " Real Estate nesday morning and Friday afternoon of each week or by appointment. brought forward a resolution, second- ed by Alderman Harman, to form a committee to look into the matter, obtain all available information and report back to council at a special meeting to be called by the mayor. DECORATION DAY, JUNE 20th CONANT & ANNIS Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public GORDON D. CONANT, K.C, ' ALLIN F. ANNIS, B.A, LLB 8., Oshawa and at Court House,| Whitby, (Mr. Conant) Farms and' Village Properties S. A. WALLACE DR. W. S. HARPER Graduate of Trinity Medical. College Trinity Universi Toronto. tid Post Graduate in Su ates' College and Polyelin Offices 7% Simeoe 8t. 8., ( Phones, 4 and § (Oshawa) Phone 7 (Whitby) of Medical Gradu- nd, London, _The annual decoration services will be held at Pine Grove Cemetery on Sunday, June 20th, this year. This annual event gives friends and rela- tives an opportunity to remember loved ones who have passed on by decorating their' last resting place x W. A. Sangster Office Hours:. 9 a:m. to 5 p.m. Office Up-stairs, over Emmerson's Post Graduate Infirmary, Glasgow. Office and Surgery--Port Perry, Ont. North East London. : d, Ro; DENTAL SURGEON - The firm of Greza & HumpHREYS is disolved) RUSSELL D. HUMPHREYS : Insurance Office with flowers, The cemetery manage- ment are already getting the grounds | in shape. . . Public School Teachers' Salaries Raised. At a recent meeting of the Port Perry Board of Educa- tion the salaries of the Pub- |} lic School teachers were|# Mr, Cornish, $1260 to $1350 Mr. Cawker, $900 to $1100 Miss Walker, $900 to $925 Miss Harris, $900 to $925 Miss 8tovin, $900 to $926 AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE |# The household effects of the late |§ Mrs. Bailey will be sold by auction at |§ Sale at one Terms cash. Thursday, June 17th. See bills for particulars, Ted Jackson, Auctioneer. ~~. BORN LOVE--At Port Perry Hospital, on Sergey, June 6th, 1987, to Mr. and , C. Love, a daughter, Mrs, Frame house for sale on Lilla St. Port Perry. For particulars apply to Garnet Wright, R.R. 2, Nestleton, Phone 196 r 4. 24% Simcoe Street North, Oshawa Phone, 814 in attendance at my Port: Perry office on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons of each week or by appointment. junel7iQueen Street, Port Perry, Phone 264 HOUSE FOR SALE PEEP 0000000000 000800s: PEP 00000000000 0000000008 'BUILDERS' SUPPLIES et sss 0022020000000 000s FUEL LUMBER Builders Supplies ANTHRACITE PINE SIDING = MASONS LIME COAL PINE SPRAY LIME Stove SHEATHING HARDWALL Nut HEMLOCK CEMENT Pea SPRUCE MORTAR COLOR Blower B. C. FIR GLAZED TILE COKE B. C. CEDAR CHIMNEY TILE Nut HARD a Rates ARDyoon CINCRETE pange RING BLOCKS oS POSTS SHEETROCK BODY WOOD DONNACONA HARD and SOFT SASH and DOORS ngyrATING SLABS LATH . ROCK WOOL FRED E. 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