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hl, 7 Kael: x 2 = 3 lr i SE ry -- Sd Cn - SH rm J & i i 1 _-- SEN RIK Led 4 os ie Feng > To HELE he a Wied RES a 4 SO ~ --- - So 2) ; Are Peat ~ rr Vi AER PAGE FOUR rr E_, _e""™"'sY™"" hI E ee -- T = a Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay, former resi- dents occuping the Pyatt house on corner of, Queen and Lilla streets were in town last week renewing ac- quaintances. Miss Earchman, of Toronto, is the guest of Mrs. E. A. Walker. Mr, Ross Hood, of Peterborough was in town last week visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Hood. Mr. A. G. Storie, of Oshawa, was in town on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. B. Merchant and family, Mr, and Mrs: A. Wolfe, Mr. Halloway, all of Oshawa, were week end visitors at the home of Mrs. E. Nott. Mr. J. D. Lucas, of Toronto, was in town on Wednesday. Messrs. A. B. Cawker and A. P. Mec- Farlane, are in Ottawa this week at- tending the Masonic Grand Lodge. Rev. W. J. H. Smyth leaves to-day for his trip to Ireland. Sailing from Montreal on "Sunday. He expects to return early in September. Bon voyage. = Mrs. Morris and Miss Muriel Morris of Detroit, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Harris, for a couple of days of this week. EN -- A STUPID PIECE OF VANDALISM On Thursday night of last week, some one broke into the Public Library, and upset the contents of the desk. What the motive was for this silly act is difficult to_understand. No money is kept at the"library. In order to gain entrance to the building a window sash was destroyed and the glass torn out. CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION fovening Service at 7 p.m. ---- PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH The service on Sunday, July 26th, will be in charge of the Temperance Union. = During the month of August and the Sunday in September, Rev. J. F. Chapman will be in charge of all the Church services. Mr. and Mrs." Chapman will occupy the parsonage during Mr. Smyth's ab- sence, and will be available for any emergencies which may arise. s +» Those attending the Conference Young People's Summer School at Oak Lake, include Miss Marjorie Real, Miss Mary Pyatt, Miss Ruth Carnegie, Miss Annabelle Baird, Miss Lillian Murphy, Miss Mary Vickery, Mrs. Cliff and Rev. Mr. Smyth. > BOWLING NEWS The local weekly jitney was held on Monday night with the following re- sult: Ladies--1st J. Pringle, 2nd Mrs. Chapman; Gentlemen--1st. Wm. Graham, 2nd, W. Carnegie. The individual scores were: Ladies-- Mrs. Harper 15, Mrs. Mulligan 29, J. Pringle 39, M. Davey 13, E. Somer- ville 24, J. McDermott 20, Mrs. Chap- man 35, Mrs. Stacey 28, Mrs. Car negie 21, H. Anderson 21, P. Jackson 15. Gentlemen--R. J. Harper 12, Wm Graham 32, R. Jeffrey 22, C. C. Jet- - frey 26, L. A. Koch 18, J. Murray 25, |" H. Stacey 24, L. Beare 23, W. Car- negie 28, T. Harris 16, R. Burley 24. _-- te ---------------- IN MEMORIAM HARPER--In loving memory of our dear husband and father, Richard Harper, who passed away July 22nd, 1936. "Those whom we love, go out of sight, But never out of mind, They are cherished in the hearts Of those they leave behind." --Always remembered by wife and family. A LU LL, obo IN MEMORIAM SWAN--In loving memory of my dear husband, John Swan, who passed away, July 23rd, 1934. No one knows the silent heartaches: Only those who've lost can tell Of the grief that's borne in silence For a husband loved so well, God knows the way, He holds the key, He guides us with unerring hand, Some time with tearless eyes we'll see; Yes, there, up there we'll understand. Lovingly remembered by his wife. re DIED LEASK---Near Greenbank, at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ernest Phair, on Monday, July 18th, 1937, Ella Ber- niece, beloved daughter of the late Mr, and Mrs. Alexander Leask, in her 81st year. . SONLEY--On (Saturday, July 17th, 1937, at Private Patients' Pavilion, Toronto General Hospital, Harold Clif- ford Sonley, beloved husband of Lou- ellen May Gall, in his 46th year. Mr. Sonley was seriously hurt in an accident at his home near Black- water, a short time ago. Here They Are! ZIPPER BAGS, by Carson and Co. Swaddeen and Covert Cloth, $1.25 and $1.50 each. COVERT CLOTH SHOPPING BAGS . snap fasteners, each FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES, ea. 10c. FLY-GO FLY SPRAY for household use .. . ...quart 65e¢. CAPPO CATTLE SPRAY, gal. $1.00 WILLIAM WEBSTER, At Beatty's Store, Port Perry If you wish for Juicy, Tender Meats, we have them, at the lowest possible prices PRIME RIB ROAST, ....Ib. 17¢. THICK RIB ROAST ....Ib. 15c. POT ROAST ...........Ib, 15c. TENDER BOLLS 1b. 10c & 12Y%;c. All our meats are Government Inspected. W. Boynton, Butcher Phone 4 a ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. ! Robt. Simpson, Minister Sunday School at 10 a.m, Worship service at 11 am. Port Perry PUBLISHED LAST WEEK We have just received the following itemization of $52,182 to be saved Georgian Bay Hypro Municipalities by new rate cut as published last week: Domestic lighting ........ ...$30,969 Commercial lighting ........ 10,483 POWRE esi vsnsrevenenacsssus 8,964 Street Lighting $52,132 TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR Mr. Editor: My attention has been directed to an anonymous letter which has been circulated around Port Perry in which there is a statement that the Reeve influenced me to reduce the assess- ment on the Swan Building after the fixed assessment by-law was defeated. Under ordinary circumstances an anonymous letter is not worth heeding but I find that there are a few people who profess to believe that the state ment referred to above is true and it is for their information that I am making this statement. The present assessment on the Swan Building was set five months before the vote on the fixed assessment by- law was taken. Furthermore neither the reeve nor any member of the 'council had anything to do with this assessment. During the eight years which I have been assessing I have been given a perfectly free hand and this is as it should be. Now as regards the assessment on | this building, the author of this letter can appeal and 1 will welcome the-op- Court of Revision or a Judge. Everybody welcome. G. D. Aird, Assessor. Such a bill of fare for you never saw! sports from morniug until renowned clown will open proc Band will discourse sweet mus sports, land sports, motor cycle turned from England--horse races, softball, wound up with a monster street dance and meeting of friends BIG DAY AT PORT PERRY--Aug. a 'day's sport (all for 30c.) Port Perry will be crowded with next morning. Fi-Fi, the eedings. And the Lindsay Boys' ic. Then there will be aquatic races -- racing cyclists just re- and everything Re GEORGIAN BAY RATE STORY |, portunity of defending it before the | - RE -- ) MORTGAGE SALE Under and By Virtue of the powers contained in a certain Mortgage which will be produced at the time of the sale, there will be offered for sale by public Auction at the farm near Brady, on TUESDAY, AUGUST 10th, 1937, at the hour of 2 o'clock, Stand- ard Time, Lot 38, Concession 9, Dar- lington, except the south 100 acres and Secondly the north east 16 acres of Lot 34, Concession 9, as described in the mortgage: being the farm late- ly occupied by Leslie Cochrane, to- gether with all buildings thereon. TERMS: 10% of purchase price to be paid down at the time of sale and the balance within 30 days thereafter. The property will be offered for sale subject to a reserve bid. For further particulars or condi- tions of sale apply to: HARRIS, HARRIS & WALLACE, 41 Alger Building, Oshawa, and Port Perry, Ont., Solicitors for Mortgagee. July 29 SUITS CLEANED Suits sponged and pressed 60 Cents Dry Cleaned $1.00 C. P. ROLPH OVER THE OBSERVER OFFICE INSURANCE FIRE, AUTOMOBILE, LIFE Real Estate Farms and Village Properties S. A. WALLACE Phone 153 THOU SHALT NOT KILL! Drive Carefully! Pe A GUESS Aylmer: Tomato . Kellogg's and Quaker I Light Syrup "PEARS 5 Qs: 25 2 tbs. ¥ You Can't Sleep Domnol 'e Choice Meaty PRUNES NATURE'S BEST PEACHES 1 rw 2-925 WICE B 'Tomato wi | Corn Flakes + il RE BI PEANUT BUTTER HERERE MEARE ENE NA AERA ARARERARARARARAAR \ OVALTINE .MOTOR OIL FOR FAST... FREE DELIVERY [] |_| n [_] a _] n n [I n a eee... m3 _] No. 2 u Sqt. Tins SNENEEEREEEANAREERERP 2514-0z. Tin 27 25 20-o0z. Tin 104-02. Tins 2.11 25 Med. Tin 58 99 2.19 6-qt. Can | Watermelon, large, 55c. \ Niagara Dry Ginge PLUS Deposit r Ale, 2-25¢. eerlers Sales Books are the best Counter Check Books made in Canada. They cost no more than ordinary books and always 5ive satisfaction. We are agents and will be pleased to quote you on any: style or quantity required. See Your Home Printer First "LOOK HERE 5 TONS RAGS'WANTED TOP PRICES PAID. For information call . A. GILBOORD ; 2 Pls. 5 Theatre . STRAN UXBRIDGE Campbell ® COOL AND COMFORTABLE [ Tomato . Juice Thurs., Fri, Saturday (This week) Warner Oland and A. Dinehart in "Charlie Chan at Race Tracks" Greatest. derby ever shown. "Also Chapter 3 of "YOUNG EAGLES" and COMEDIES, eo oO Mon., Tues, Wednesday, July 26-27-28 Jane Withers and Slim Summerville in Can This be Dixie? { Great fun show--Bring the Kiddies, eo o \ rite Fri, Saturday, (Next Week) "Petticoat Fever" ALSO ALL KINDS OF FEATHERS. week or by appointment. "Queen Street, Port Perry, Phone 264 't 1 ' ' t] ee CCT CT w FOR RENT fi eet 0 0 ARE 80 ARIE PA SETS SETS 40,0 8 ATURE RORSRCRORORLRORCRIRL Be a" : umes Furor, on sues 1+ Lawrence's Drug Store News | * land, 55 acres, good pasture extending | to the lake, and shade for cattle. Six | : Rexall Store \ room house, large barn and stables, i (You an save with Safety at Your 8 ) also henhouse adjoining stables, Ap-|¥ pe F < 4 ply to A. G. Storie, 447 Simcoe St. § \ ; North, Oshawa, augd | & : TR A TYP ICAL 4 : rinei2 FLY-TOX LAWRENCE OAL HEATER AND PIPES § g 3 Vow BAL ; VALUES . Apply at Dr. Lundy's Office. 5 ALKA SELTZER, 33c.. 69¢. J : 3 : LICR .y 4 % A Beatty Electric Copper Tub Washer 5 : 26¢., 69¢., 98¢c. A and three wash-day "accessories, will |% ? BAYER'S ASPIRIN be sold for balance of account. This |¥ : 22¢., 39¢., and 98c. a . machine is prdctically new and car- |g e / 0Q¢ ENGLISH HEALTH SALT = ries a new guarantee. Terms of $1.00 | & - 20¢. and 39c¢. per week, Arplyst Camiegie Hard 15} "i 89¢ | ENO'S FRUIT SALT, 47c, 9c. ware, Port Perry. 2 3 S BISMA REX ....75c. and $1.50 Pe -- 8 prayer BISODOL ......55¢c, and $1.19 NOX KIDNEY FLUSHERS |& 19%. BISODOL MINTS, 25c. and 69c. § + : ey ' . 3 Tow suffer fret dn Grune redt "FROSSPS 217s; S50, 75e, $1.90 } - them the right way. Flush them with . (NOX) KIDNEY FLUSHERS. They SHEE SE soc. Prophylactic Tooth Brush whole is made antiseptic. "No more 25¢. Prophylactic Tooth Powder. Ts getting up at nights; swollen limbs 5¢ Value - 9 Bo Qui) then ig hk ours. 1 moved. There is only one (NOX) BOTH FOR 49e. RRB E ® co 8 . Se Ss THe bey A. M. LAWRENCE Bay St.,. Toronto. Your kidneys will be regulated like a clock. NOX ; KIDNEY FLUSHERS act as a mild laxative, removing bile from the liver A. M. LAWRENCE, Port Perry. | assessor eotssesnstosonststenges etree a a aa tise ES RaeT EER «tae NOTICE TO CREDITORS i In the Estate of David. McCullough, ! Deceased. } a * All persons having claims against ! c£ the Estate of David McCullough, of } i. the Township 'of Manvers, in the i County of Durham, Farmer, who died | | on or about March 15th, 1933, are| | hereby notified to scnd in to the un-{ §- (0] 8 Xin Ui dersigned soli¢itors on- or before the J 4 + 8th day of August, 1937, full par-| ! i "ticulars of their claiig, Immediately | i (0]V] home after August 8, 19.7, the assets otf {the Deceased will be distributed among ! ed the parties entitled thereto, having re- | . : x n gard only to claims of which the| | a, solicitors shall then have notice. | ! SEND for FREE BOOKI Harris; Harris & Wallace, Port ! Se. § : : Perry, Ontario, Solicitors for the] | This fascinating Musteated book gives you Tends + Administrator, 22 1 : 3 : : Pe oie 3 oll , of PERSIAN KITTEN FOR SALE inpenshodty, Pos examples > ' : : Gover erached culiogs with besutifed JA Decsse- 3 Apply to Mrs. W. Bowen, Box 18, @ Port Perry, Phone 168. er + o peated, 2% ) JM Finboerd. CostensMithhas . © AT THE JACK O' LANTERN - @ Oodocgmnin Bulagles. Mover sequen pated. Mony every evening, which is now equipped '§ brass enly $8 6060060460 400 with a new amplifier. Special dances 2 hy » on Saturday and Wednesday evenings. Sead for your Special rates to Parties, Clubs, etc. foo o Dancing lessons by a Professor in oars of 0S odesManrils "Yi 101" Book today class or private H d adv hp ty BC ot " eadquarters for{ Home Improvements PURSE ONT Lake S L be & Coal Co.,Ltd P dKe dCugog Lumoer 0d 0., . Purse containing sum of money, : keys and letter. Lost between Man- ° i: chester and Port Perry. Finder please i J Phone 240 P ord Pe err No DS return to M. Cracknell, 19 Er RT FL SS LS Pt er ae ne Ave,, Toronto. 2 HOUSE FOR RENT - DR. Ww. S. HARPER NEE --_ | Six rooms, screened porch, hot and a, Tend Medical College ond. A Sa A . cold water, garden. South of Town Dr. Ed. Bailey Hall on Lilla Street. Apply to Mrs. L. | se Grpduse In Saray po + VETERINARY SURGEON Cooney, or at Star Office. : North Bast London,' Fost Graduase Collewy at Sebont Bouse; Port ig Office and Surgery--Port Perry, Ont. N and Friday TROONS, one Uxbridge, day or night. Calls will] SALE OF WESTERN HORSES FOR SALE OR FOR RENT be promptly attended to. 0ct20tf| D. McArthur & Son, will sell a load| At Armstrong's Point on Lake of Western Horses on July 8lst at|SCUgos, Bindi py famished a their premises, lot 11 . 10, Reach y , : (Thé firm of GREER & HUMPHREYS 1s disolved) Township. ' at: y, Soa Nestioton, hone Port Priya oS, ARTHUR W. S. GREER : ? 6 King St. East, Oshawa, Phone 8160 | stssssts138sts $3383341 ; in attendance at my Port Perry office on | § T ] A) i bh Wednesday morning and Friday afternoon : aE s of each week or by appointment. : C 0 AL : L Queen Street, Port Perry, Phone 264} " = J : . i BUILDERS' SUPPLIES | CONANT & ANNIS [#7 Bassistors, Bolisiiors, Noterten Public i FUEL LUMBER Bullders Supplies § le ' 2 . H ALLIN x ANNIS, B.A, LLB. ti ANTHRACITE PINE SIDING \ MASON'S LIME i Phones, & and § (Oshawa) i COAL PINE , SPRAY LIME WRT on one 1 (Wher | Stove / sHEATHING § ¥ an 1 f Nut { HEMLOCK, § Et ; CEMENT ; : , 1H Pea & SPRUCE MORTAR COLOR § W. A. Sangster |§ Blower BORE Ae DENTAL SURGEON. [ff COKE B.C.CEDAR |. RRICR i Office Hours: 9 a.m, to b p.m. Range . HARDWOOD Y:{ CINCRETE on Office Up-stairs, over Emmerson's Blower FLOORING §° BLOCKS Es Insurance Office - r SHEETROCK BODY WooD ri d DOORS DONNACONA : HARD and SOFT an INSULATING The firm of Greer & HUMPHREYS is disolved) SLABS LATH "ROCK WOOL, RUSSELL D. HUMPHREYS . *& 24% Simcoe Street North, Oshawa FRED E. REESOR Phone 814 in attendance at my Port Perry office on Tussday and Thursday afternoons of sash Phones-- Office 73 wi Res. 3 I