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race FOUR LOCAL ITEMS Mr. Grant Robertson, "of Cobourg, who had the misfortune to break his arm, is home with his parents. FOUND A PAIR GLASSES Flease enquire at the Star Office. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McMillan of Clarkson, and Mr, J. C. McKee, of New York City; were in town last . week attending the funeral of their mother the late Mrs. James McKee. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Brock left this week for a motor trip to Florida. LUCKY NUMBER AND SKATING PARLY DRAW LARGE CROWDS 10 1HE RINK ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT lhe fink Company have purchased new r music to skate to. those who really enjoy skating to the music, gives you a picture of grace and rhythm, weanesday might of each week is being maae a regular Lucky Number Nigne, and 1n the future 11 you desire bemg with the throng it will be a case of get out the skates and come along. You are sure to hind a welcome await- ing you. 11s season the by-word is "See you at the Rink." een 4 es CARD OF THANKS ar. James McKee and: family wish to express sincere thanks and dppre- clauon tor the many acts of kindness ana expressions of sympathy and tloral offerings extended to them by their kind friends and neighbours dur- | I pt ee. Bm DK. BUNCAN CAMPBELL DIES AT ' PETERSBURG Dr. Duncan Campbell, 738, retired physician, late of Stamford, N.Y., wea suddenly of heart trouble, at St. reterburg, Florida; January 13th, where he had wintered for several years. Dr. Campbell was an old Port Perry boy where he obtained his early edu- cation. He was the elder son of the late vonald and Christine Campbell of Port Perry, He is survived by his widow, Mrs. May Meek Campbell, one son, Dr. Mervyn Campbell, Walla Walla, Washington; two daughters, Mus. Earl Van Gieson (Gladys), New York City; and Mrs. Moir Tanner, (Edyth) of Buffalo, N.Y. Interment, Buffalo, N.Y., in the spring. The Lions Club meets at the Sebert House at 6.30 p.m. sharp on Friday of this week. tN --- . a HOCKEY SCHEDULE 28--Port Perry at Fenelon Falls Jan. 31--Fenelon Falls at Cannington Feb. 4--Cannington at Port Perry Feb. 7--Fenelon Falls at Port Perry Feb. 11--Cannington at Fenelon Falls Feb.:14--Port Perry at Cannington (All Cannington home games to be played at Beaverton Arena.) en. Jan. BORN SANDISON--At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Sandison, to Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Sandison, (nee Francis Whitter), on January 21st, 1938, a daughter. ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. R. Simpson, Minister Evening Service at 7 p.m. Sunday School at 2.80. Everybody weleome Y. P. S. Tuesday at 8 p.m. "UNITED CHURCH ANNUAL MEETING For fifty-one years the Port Perry United Church has carried on Christ- ian work in this community, Through good times and bad, amid successes and failures, there have always been those faithful members who kept the light of the Gospel burning. To-day the Church is debt free. It is well organized, and, considering the many other activities of community life, it is making an honest and suc- cessful effort to bring comfort and in- spiration to the lives of the people at home and abroad. The women of the church have been particularly active in keeping the Church building clean, attractive, and comfortable, The minds of the mem- __ special services, beri have been stimulated, and gen- : . , erous contributions have been made to ords for the Sound System,' giving the skaters a better class of | in fact to watch the various funds of the Church. The outstanding feature of the year's work (by both men and wom- en) has been the development of better life among the young people. ' Altogether about one hundred young folk have felt the influence of this inspiring effort. Rev. Mr, Smyth has proved himself a capable and kindly leader, and has enlisted the assistance of a corps of workers well fitted for the task, This group' includes Mrs, Peterson, Mrs. Cornish, Miss Spooner, Miss Currie, Miss McMillan; and Mr. Cornish and Mr. Kerr, Among the older men Mr. Gemmell "has given distinguished service as leader of the forum. It is a bit sur- prising that more members have not enjoyed and profited by the leadership of Mr. Gemmell and Rev. Mr, Smyth in the Men's Class, In financial affairs success has crowned the work of the Stewards, "headed by Mr. Smallman, with Mr. J. E. Jackson, treasurer, and Mr, A. | Brock as envelope steward. Starting the year with a considerable deficit, the budget was balanced; and there is every evidence that the work of the Church will go forward with good financial support, in spite of the loss by death of some of the older mem- bers who were substantial givers. A resolution of thanks was tendered to Rev. Mr. Smyth for his excellent leadership in the work of the Church. At a meeting "of the Official Board the following appointments were made: Recording Steward--S. Farmer. Treasurer--J. E. Jackson. Envelope 'Stewards--A. W. Brock and Margaret Brock, M. & M. and General Fund. Auditors for 1938--G. R. Davey and L, H. Corner. Additions to Board of Elders--R. G. Gemmell, F. E. Reesor, R. J. Har- per, L. A. Koch, Geo. A. McMillan. Choir Committee--R. G. Gemmell, F. E. Reesor, Ronald Peel. i TWO EXCELLENT CHURCH " EVENTS The Men's Class of the Church was responsible for two in- spiring events--The Banquet and the led by Rev. R. J. Mutchmor. The banquet was a thoroughly en- joyable affair. The ladies of the Church catered in excellent style. Messrs. V. P. Stouffer, B, Snelgrove and Geo. Stone, gave a delightful string trio." Mr. Letcher led the sing-|. sing. Mr. R. J. Harper presided very happily. The speaker, Rev. Geo. Dickson, spoke in humorous and serious vein of the need' of living on the cheery side of the street, in spite of all the dis- turbances and difficulty that there is in the world. His address will long be remembered as an inspiration to good living. On Sunday, Rev.-R. J. Mutchmor, spoke of Evangelism and Social Ser- vice work. His talk to the Men's Class in the afternoon was particular- ly illuminating. It showed the very practical aplication of Christian prin- oo a GOSPEL HALL The first of a series of Sunday ciples to real life. evening messages on: "THE WONDER OF THE BIBLE" Illustrated with Charts "Bring your Bible and notebook COME AND WELCOME United | Letter from F lorida St. Petersburg, Fla., Jan. 16. Mr. 8. Farmer, Editor, Port Perry Star, Dear Mr. Farmer,--Our trip south in December again proved to be very pleasant. We were favoured with fine weather and dry pavement, and on arrival the temperature was about 70. We found everything in good cou- dition at our home here and just two days before Christmas I cut three bejutiful roses from our garden. ince our arrival, to the present, we have had sunshine nearly all the time with a temperature varying from 60 to 80. We hear a great deal about the California climate, and its scenery of mountains and valleys, and they are really nice to behold, but as I remem- ber my experience there one season, and the comments made by several members of our bowling club, who spent last winter in California, I am thoroughly convinced it does not com- pare favorably with the Florida climate, The City of 'St. Petersburg seems very prosperous. The business places of the city have been very much changed and improved, and hundreds of entirely new buildings have been erected. You will quite understand Mr. Editor, the pleasure afforded us in having our Port Perry friends in the city, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brock and cently started their homeward trip, and they too, spoke in terms of praise of the Sunshjne City. While they were in the city, they with Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Jury, of Bowmanville, and ourselves, spent a most 'pleasant day on the Gulf of Mexico Beach, one of St. Peterburg's beauty spots. We have been saddened during the past couple of weeks to know of the passing of so many of our people in Port Perry, who were held in high valued service to the community. And we take this opportunity to extend to the bereaved friends our sincere sym- pathy. Just last Friday, another of the former citizens of Port Perry, the person of Dr. Duncan Campbell, died very sudenly. Only a few days ago I apparently in good health, and he was much interested as we talked of the Port Perry people. . When making enquiry about his old time friend Mr. W. L. Parrish, he was delighted when I assured him that Mr. Parrish was down town attending business every day. Wishing you a happy and prosper- ous year. Yours truly, "8S. Jeffrey. A COUNCIL APPOINTMENTS At a recent meeting of the Port Perry: Council the following appoint- ments were made. High School Trustee -- Mr. A. M. Lawrence. Board of Health--Messrs. William Graham and Neil Sweetman. Weed Inspector--Mr, L. Leahy. Taxes--Current and Arrears--Mr. G. F. Manning. Auditor-- Mr, H. G. Hutcheson. A donation of $10.00 was made to the Salvation Army. The Relief committee will carry on the relief work through the Clerk's office. The office of Relief Officer is discontinued. DIR aay THE LOCAL W. M. 8. The regular meeting of the W.M.S. of the United Church met, on January the twelfth in the Church parlour, The President, Mrs. Geo. Davey was in the chair. The installation of new officers for the year was conducted by 158382 | Rev. Mr. Smyth. Annual reports of $% | the various. departments were read, 3 | following which an interesting pro- #3 | gram was given, which consisted of a $8 | devotional leaflet on "The Church in 3 | Action" read by Mrs. Walker and the £ | Study Book taken by Mrs. H. H. Stone $24 the chapter being "The Light of the i | Mind", which dealt principally with 8% | the great progress made by the Can- ¥ | adian Indians, re NP rte DIED HORTOP--Suddenly, at, Port Perry lon Saturday, January 22nd, 1038, $| Elizabeth. Ward, wife of the late Lou Hortop, SWEETMAN-At Port Perry, on Sunday, January 23rd, 1988, Amasa Swetman, in his 61st year, FISHLEY--At Port Perry, on San- | day, January 28rd, 1088, William J. Fishley, of Seagrave, in his 54th year. 'Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Harris have re-|. esteem for long years, and rendered |. met him on _the bowling green here, | NOW 1s YOUR OPPORTUNITY JUST A FEW MORE SHIRTS LEFT BUY NOW----BUY AT COST. Heavy Doeskin Shirts, only a few left, Brown and wine... Yours for $1 ea. Military Flannel Shirts, mostly grey. Going at cost price ........90¢c. ea. Remember all our Rub- ber Footwear is being sold at cost price WILLIAM WEBSTER Beatty's Store, Port Perry. iy ny hy \ | WRB, J A dd) An ~~ ® OSHAWA | Friday-Saturday, January 28.29 "The Host Gangster' with Edward G. Robinson and Rose Stradner, @ ADDED--Colored Cartoon ® Little Buck Cheeser REVIVAL FRIDAY, at 11 pm. George Brent and ik Beverley Roberts, in God' s Country and "Woman 4 Monday-Tuesday, Jan, 31-Feb. 1 "CONQUEST" Starring . GRETA GARBO and CHARLES BOYER J Wednesday and Thursday ROBERT MONGOMERY and ROSILE RUSSELL, in _ "LIVE, LOVE AND LEARN" Rn = EVERY NIGHT New heating system installed. : . LEG NOTICE TO CREDITORS Farmer, Deceased. November, 1987, are hereby notified ecutors on or before the First of day of March, 1988, full particulars of their claims. Immediately after March 1st, 1938, the assets of the | Testator will be distributed among the parties entitled thereto having regard only to claims of which the said Ex- | ecutors shall then have notice, : Dated at Port Perry, Ontario, this |E 27th day of January, 1988, Burnsell Webster and Charles Webster, R.R.2, Port Perry, Execu- Webster, > ROOM AND BOARD WANTED by young man. MAN WITH CAR Watkins Dealer (preferably between Famous. Spices, 70 years reputation. sary. Farm experience Credit furnished right parties. Write immediately, The J. R. Watkins Com- pany, Montreal, Que., Dept. O-P-b, i Febl0 3 (The firm of GREmz & HuMrazavs is disolved) ARTHUR W. 8. GREER in attendance at my Port Perry office on Wednesday morning, and Friday afternoon ., of each week, or by appointment, Queen Street, Port Perry, Phone 264 The firm of Graar & HUMPHREYS is disolved RUSSELL D. HUMPHREYS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Will sell or exchange for Good Work Horse, a Jersey Gotv, due to freshen in two weeks. Apply at Star Office. : '© Feb3 -- rT to@ ov | 1 RURAL HOCKEY DATES Jan, 27--Port Perry vs. Blackstock Feb. 1--Port Perry vs, Myrtle. Blackstock vs. Scugog. Prince Albert--bye. Feb. 8--Prince Albert vs, Blackstock Feb. 8--Prince Albert vs. Scugog. Blackstock vs.Port Perry Myrtle--bye. Feb. 10--Myrtle vs. 'Blackstock. Feb, 16--Blackstock vs. Prince Albert Myrtle va. Port Perry. > Scugog--bye. Feb, 18--Scugog vs. Blackstock, Feb. 22--Port Perry'vs. Scugog. Myrtle vs. Prince Albert. Blackstock--bye Feb. 24--Myrtle vs. Scugog. ~ Prince Albert va. Port Perry, Blackstock--bye, March 1--Scugog va. Port Perry Myrtle vs, Princé Albert. Blackstock--bye. 24Y;8imcoo Street North, Oshawa. Phone 814 in attendance at Port Perry office on Tuesday and Thurs afternoons of nh week or by appointment. / W. A. Sangster DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 pm. Office. Up-Stairs, over Sleeps .. Insurance Office. DR. W. S. HARPER Graduate of Ack Medical Cclisge and Trinity University, Toren Pout Graduate in a irl Gradu- kondon, England, Grad College, London, dient "Roy al Infirmary, Glasgow, DR. J. B. LUNDY 'DENTAL SURGEON North side Queen Street, Port Perry. Phones: Office 68w, Residence 68§ PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH 11 a.m--"Lord Teach us to Pray" Finishing a series on the Lord's Prayer. 145 p.m.~--Mén's Class and Forum. 2.46 p.m~--~Sunday School.' ! i 7 pm.--A Night with some hymns. Thursday, 7.80 p.m., Bible Study Class in Ladies' Parlour. I ler a da 1 CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Rev. J. C, Clough, Rector. Sunday, January 80th-- = 3 pm.--~--Sunday School. K. Cowan, of Trinity College, of Toronto, Monday, January 81st-- 8 pm---Annual Vestry Meeting. All members of the Congregation should. be present. # Tuesday, February 1st-- 8 pm~--~Young People's Association Sunday, February on pmToly Communion. Preacher 'Rector. TRY um ¥ Cont, COKE un and Woop. ihe ol LAKE s0C00 LONER & & con | THEATRE OPEN with LATEST SHOWS. Bvenings|§ | 8:30. Saturdays 8 and 9.45 pm. |B In the Estate of Thomas Ganton |g Webster, late of the Township of | § Reach, in the County of Ontario, |} | All persons having claims against |g the Estate of Thomas Ganton: Web- | ster, late of the Township of Reach,| in the County of Ontario, farmer, de- | 8 | ceased, who died on the 80th day of | &42sss or Perry © $l, . Store to send in to the undersigned Ex-|. tors of the Estate of Thomas Ganton | Febl17 |§ Apply to Star Office. |E 26 and 60) needed | immediately to | supply established demand for World |& Extracts, Baking |= Powder, Soaps, Cleansers, Medicines, |= Mineralized Stock and Poultry Tonics, | E 10,000 dealers. |= Must be satisfied with $80.00 weekly |B at start. Selling experience uneces-|§ helpful. ! Queen Street, Port Perry, Phone 264. Office and Surgery--Port Perry, Ont. £ : Office above Bell Telephone Exchange, | 7 pm~Evensong. 'Preacher, Mr. z Mawrence Ty (You can save with Safety at Your ' - LAWRENCE'S COUGH SYRUP containing horehound, honey, wild cherry, - eucalyptus and menthol. tion for adults and children. PHONE 49 Puretest Cod Liver, oil, soe. and 0 Ayerst's Alphamettes, $1. and Kepler's Cod Liver oil and ind Malt National Cod Liver oy = ite. Scott's Emulsion ......53¢ ¢ 8 ounce bottle for Wampole's Cod Liver Extract, $1. 50 cents Rexall Cod Liver Oil & Creuity A.M. LAWRENCE ree Reall, se white pine, A really effective prepara. DRESSES LE s TOWELS--English . E APRONS, 15c. each. LADY BETH SERVICE and CHIPEON HOSE § NEW PATTERNS IN PRINTS ....... & BLUE LINED ENVELOPES ... 3 GREY GRANITE REPUTED DISH PAN, 8 qt. Special 29¢. s MEN'S DOESKIN or MILITARY FLANNEL SHIRTS, 98c. (GUARANTED BEST QUALITY. PAINTS; ENAMELS ® SPECIAL TWO DAY SALE FRIDAY and SATURDAY' SL Rn .SPECIAL 49¢c. ..18¢c. each, 2 for 26c. NEW COLLARS, 25¢, «sa. 089c, vies eess yard 18c. CRUSE RC) ceiver ee 2 pkgs. 9c. "and VARNISHES OWNED AND OPERATED BY H, DURKIN | PORT PERRY 0 OO se (R} STOVE FOR SALE LUMBER SAWING Small heater in good condition.| will be done by the undersigned at Priced at. $3.60. Apply to D. Corb-|Scugog or Port Perry. Orr Jeffrey, man, Port Perry. fant? and Clarence Fielding, Port Perry. Feb 8 PERSONAL ° SE RVICE he Finn Branch Manager BEAUTIFUL LAMP FOR ONLY 98 with $5.00 in wir moun ion 98-b. Bog When Pached BREAD QUALITY FLOUR $3.69 SALMON rc : 25 SALT Niu. Zur40 MACARONI wor + WHEATLETS . + 6 | WHITE BEANS + § CHOICE FRUITS ---- Oranges = inezi0 196. Seedlesscrapetruit§ior]236. TexasjCarrots ::. 190. ' Fresh Slang 4 19¢. . lbs PHONE 208 ROP. INTO YOUR fr} OMINION 2 ------ er 2a Al FACT ead =r > &