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ae Ss IR, a 5 el or PY . a Sela Saar a pny oe tev. W. D, and Mrs. Harrison, of Belleville, were guests of Mrs. Z. M, Jackson, on Tuesday of this week. My, and Mrs. F. D. Slemmon and daughter Dawn Marie, motored to Montreal and Brockville last week where they visited relatives and friends for the week. Mr. and Mrs, A. Boe,'and Mr. and Mrs, H, Johnson, of Toronto; and Mr. Isaac Waldon, of Queensville, were guests of Mr. and Mrs, D, Boe, on Sunday, Mrs, I. R. Bentley, Mrs, Bert. Mac- Gregor and Mrs, H. Durkin, attended the I. O. D. E. convention at St. Catharines, Mr, and Mrs, Ivan M, Wallace and baby son Marvin, have returned to Walkerville, after a two week's holi- day in Oshawa and Port Perry. Friday evening, October 21, at 8.45, there will be a dance at the High School Assembly Hall, to music by Tommy Langley and his Swing Band. Refreshment booth, Admission 30c. Miss Rosamond Duff, Field Secre- tary of the Provincial W, C. T. U, was a welcome visitor to a number of Pub- lic Schools and Sunday Schools in this district. Her presentation of the case against the use of alcohol as a beverage is scientific and is presented with good common sense, Wherever Miss Duff goes, she is welcome to return. AE ---- A DANCE NEXT WEEK, OCT 21st, at 8.45 p.m. sharp. Dance to the music of Tommy Langley and his Swing Band in the Assembly Hall of the High School. liveryone welcome, admission 30c. This is sponsored by Scugog Chapter I. O. D. E. a <ul oC -- BAZAAR AND SUPPER The Women's Guild of the Church of the Ascension will hold their annual Bazaar and Chicken Supper on Thurs- day evening, November 3rd. Keep this date open and be sure and attend. See bills for further particulars. The Ritchie Amusement Co ANNOUNCE that in future the weekly picture show in Port Perry will be held on Friday of each week in- stead of Saturday as formerly. - They also announce reduction in admission to adults 25c¢. children 15¢. Lucky num- ber prizes given, This week's show is-- "Two in a Crowd" Starring Joan Bennettand Arnold McCrae. UNITED CHURCHMEN, ATTENTION! On Thursday, October 27th, at 6.30 p.m. in Simcoe St. United Church, in Oshawa, under the auspices of Oshawa Presbytery there will be held a supper meeting to be addressed by two com- missioners to the General Council. The speakers will be Rev. Dr. Jas. Endi- cott, ex-Moderator - of the - United Church, and a man who has had a foremost place in the direction of mis- sionary activities, 3 Another speaker, Rev. A, J. Robert- son, of Yellow Grass, Sask., and chair- man of Weyburn Presbytery, comes from the heart of the area that suffer- ed so much fram drought. Mr. Rob- ertson had much to do with the dis- tribution of relief and 1s here to thank the people of the East for their much appreciated help in the hour of the West's need, Invitations and tickets (40c.) are being sent to every minister and a minimum of five is asked from every charge, Please give your name to vour minister that the Oshawa people may be notified by him of the number likely to attend. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Holtby, Mr, W. F. Thompson, and Mr. Norman Ewers, attended the Roseneath Fair last week, They report a crowd of 5000 at this country fair. CHANGE IN DAY OF PICTURE SHOW = The Ritchie Amusement Co., make announcement that their weekly show will be held on Friday instead of Sat- urday in future, and have reduced the admission from 30¢. to 25¢. and 16c¢. Lucky number prizes will be given, PRINCE ALBERT My. and Mrs, Wm, Nighwander and Forbes, of Toronto, Mr, and Mrs. Bal- logh and Jack Whitmore, of Whitby, were r cent guests of Mr, Overton, Mr. Frank Vickery and Mr. Angus « MacGregor, were in Whitby on busi- ness, on Saturday. | Sunday, October 23---Children's Day. Sunday, October 30th CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Rector--Rev. J. C. Clough, B.A. 3 p.m.--Sunday School. 7 p.m.--Evensong and sermon, 3 p.m.--Sunday School. 7 p.m.--Evensong and sermon, BATTERY RADIO FOR SALE Battery Radio for sale, complete with batteries, Will sell for $10.00. Apply to John Farmer, Phone 8b, Port Perry. ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. R. Simpson, Minister. Sunday, October 23rd-- Anniversary services will be held at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. conducted by Rev. John Lindsay, of Whitby, Miss K. Simpson, of Brooklin, will be soloist. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Everybody welcome. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. W. J. H. Smyth, M.A., B.D,, Minister. 10 a.m.--Sunday School. 11 a.m.--REV., WM. HIGGS, a former pastor, will be preach, Evening service withdrawn. PRINCE ALBERT ANNIVERSARY Services at 3 pm, and 7 p.m, in charge of Rev. Wm. Higgs. Mr, Fred Beatty and Port Perry talent will por- vide the music. PRESBYTERIAL EXECUTIVE MET AT PORT PERRY . Members of the various Auxiliaries of Lindsay Presbyterial W.M.S. of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, met in St. John's Presbyterian Church, at Port Perry, on Thursday, October 13. The meeting was in charge of the President Mrs. G. A. Lucas, Lindsay. The meeting was opened by singing a hymn, The devotional periods were taken by Mrs. Wilkinson and Mrs, M, Moase, of Port Perry, and by Mrs. Milne and Miss Mildred Beaton, Wick. Reports of the auxiliaries showed there is a great interest being taken in the work. This Presbyterial held two Mission Band rallies, one at Lind- say and the other at Uxbridge. Miss Errey of Amkut, India, spoke and showed slides of her work in the hos- pital there. Both rallies were well at- tended and heartily enjoyed. There are splendid papers in the Ex- change Department, and we should try and make use of them. - Mrs. N. Wilkinson welcomed the delegates to St. John's Church. : Mrs. G. A. Lucas gave a splendid report of the Council and Provincial meetings. Mrs. Lucas emphasized that we need a live society at home or soon we will not be able to propagate our missionaries at home or abroad. Mrs. Ross of Beaverton, moved a vote of thanks to the hostesses of the church for their kind hospitality. This was seconded by Mrs, Wright. The meeting was brought to a close by singing a hymn and prayer. SEAGRAYVE Now, by great marshes wrapt in mist, Or past some river's mouth, * Throughout the long, still autumn day Wild birds are flying south, OSHAWA AIR-CONDITIONED FRIDAY and SAT. OCT 21-22 Valley of the Giants starring Wayne Morris ~ Claire Trevor in Technicolor (a Quiz Contest Picture.) LE ADDED Cartoon--"Porky and Daffy" Porky and Daffy REVIVAL, Friday, at 10.30 p.m. You Can't Have Everything | | starring Alice Faye and Don Ameche Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, October 24-25-26 Four Daughters starring Priscilla Lane - Rosemary Lane Lola Lane - Gale Page (a Quiz Contest Picture.) Thursday, Friday Saturday, October 27-28-29 Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in Carefree See them dance the Yam (a Quiz Contest Picture.) MYRTLE - Mrs. Dave Leury spent the week end with relatives in Toronto. Miss Lillian Hoar of Edmonton,, who has been visiting her aunt Mrs. Hattie Hudgins, left for Ottawa on Friday to visit her aunt Mrs. (Dr.) Parlow. . Mrs, Hugo Bradley was in Toronto on Friday attending the funeral of an uncle. \ Mrs. Will Booth, of Whitevale, visit- ed her son Mr. Frank Booth last week. The twice a day mail service was resumed again last week, much to the satisfaction of the box holders who felt that the once a day service was so COURT OF REVISION Village of Port Perry, ~ A Court of Revision to hear appeals against assessments, pertaining to the Assessment Roll of 1938, upon which held at the Clerk's Office op November 14th, 1938, at 7.30 . | (Assessment Act, og 73, Chap. 272) Port Perry, Oct, 18th, 1938. G. F. MANNING, Clerk. NOTICE Destruction of Trees Within the Village of Port Perry. which have been planted by the Corporation of the Vil- -lage of Port Perry, during the past couple of years, have been, and are ing destroyed by some person or persons, with destructive motives in view, The penalty for destroying Corporation property is severe, and anyone found so doing will be prose- cuted. - 3 These trees were planted for the purpose of beautifying our village, Young Trees, tion of all our citizens in" protecting g "Our Trees." ROY ST, JOHN, Chief Constable. Village of Port Perry, October 18th, 1988, COURT OF REVISION The assessment Roll of the Town- 1938, and upon which the taxes far 1939 will be levied has been returned, and a Court of Revision to hear ap- peals, duly filed against said Roll, if required, will be held at the Township Hall, Manchester," on Saturday, the 6th day of November, 1938, at 8 p.m. to take notice and govern themselves accordingsly. T. J. SAGER, Clerk, of the Municipality. WANTED: Man for Rawleigh Route. Permanent if you are a hustler. For partienlass write Rawleigh Dept. No. taxes for 1939 will be levied, will be|- and we therefore request the co-opera- | | CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all of our kind ¥ friends and neiighbours for their |§ many kind expressions of sympathy | 8 PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOB and condolence during our recent be- | 5 reavement. ' i Mrs. Geo, Kerry and Family. | & IN MEMORIAM - BENTLEY--In loving memory of & Mrs, Jenette Bentley, who died Oct. |% 21st, 1937. 53 Dear mother you are not forgotten, ON ANNOUNCING LAWRENCE'S CENT SALE Though on earth you are no more; Still in memory you are with us, As you always were before, be = Remembered by Family. gt APPLES for SALE! Household Dru Next Week - October 26, 27,28,29 | Save real money on Rexall Re H , Stationery, Hot W: "First Aid Supplies, Toiletries, Sundries, Candy. ies, Puretest ater Bottles Apply to Mrs. Geo. : Smith R. R. 2, Port|§ Perry, Phone 119-21 |% OROROPOPOROFOPOPOPORPOPO A. M. LAWRENCE OPOROROSCHOROROROROPOPO HEBER ES SEEET REDE SEE EEO EH FO Fe FER RS, ship of Reach compiled in the year|= All persons interested are required |B -343-103-J, MONTREAL, Canada. |! You are hereby VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY TAXES | second instalment of 1938 Taxes. SATURDAY, NOV. §th reminded that the is due on Treas. Office, Oct, 18, 38, A G. F. MANNING, Clerk-Treas. ORR ISCROPOSOBORO GREENBANK Mr, and Mrs, Francis Williams, and daughter, spent Thanksgiving at Kin- cardine. 5 Mrs. J. Phoenix of Regina, Sask, is visiting relatives here, Miss M. A. Blair and Mrs, Rodd, in Omemee on Tuesday of last week at- tending a meeting of the W.M.S, =~ ~ Mr, and Mrs. W. Wilson and Mr. and Mrs, Tyson Lee, attended the an- niversary services ta Vroomanton and visited at the home of Mr, and Mrs. John Bagshaw last Sunday. . Mrs. Geo, assingthwaite, of Dakota called on friends last Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. C, Blaiir, of Ottawa, with Miss M. A. Blair and Mrs. Blair, the end of last week. Miss A, Harman visited her cousins Mr, and Mrs. N. Jacobs, at Zioin on Monday. : Mr. Ivan Spencer and family are 1 moving into Mrs. J. A. Leask's house L [which they will occup § [house is being built replacing the one while. their destroyed-by fire some time ago. KIDNEYS ARE CLEANSED and in- vigorated by using Rumacaps., regular intervals, use Rumacaps for your health's Sake. A. M. Lawrence's Drug Store, Port Perry. vi... FORSALE . - . Registered Shropshire Ram Lamb shearling, for sale. = Apply to Joel Miller, Lot 8, Con. 6. Reach Tp. BLACKSTOCK Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Dawson and Mr. and Mrs. F. Bailey. Mr. Albert Werry has rented his farm to Mr. and: Mrs. Harold Swain, and will make his home with them. inconvenient that they petitioned the authorities for something better. Mr. John Grant, popular postmaster, has the contract of carrying the mail to and from the C.P.R. station. i The meeting of the -Quadrata Girls' Club was held at the home of Miss Adele Wooldridge on Tuesday evening, October 11th, The meeting opened with hymn followed by prayer. The taken by Miss Betty Short. Scripture was from Nehemiah 8. The roll call was answered by "My One { Superstition". There were seventeen members and six visitors present. During the business period it was de- cided to hold a Halolwe'en masquerade party on Friday, Oct. 28th. The topic was taken by Miss Mary Hicks on "Table 'Setting and Serving." From this topic we learned many things we have all wanted to know. Several contests were enjoyed and the meeting closed in the usual way. Lunch, was served by the hostess, Rev. W. E, Honey, of Myrtle, had charge of the service here Sunday night while our pastor Rev, J, Mc- Lachlan had charge of Anniversary services at Prospect. Mr. and Mrs. R. Moase, of Toronto, are spending a few days with Mr, and rs. W. L. Moase and other friends. Mr. and Mrs. R. Reynolds spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cherrie. Miss Dorothy Reynolds, of Scugog, Thon Saturday evening at her home ere. UTICA A large crowd attended the annual anniversary services and supper on Sunday and Tuesday. The play in Memory Hall, entitled "Where's Grandma" presented by Utica youn people was very much enjoyed, eac taking their part exceedingly well, The Bluebird Club met at the home of Rev. and Mrs, A. Bushell; at Epsom, on Wednesday. A most enjoyable afternoon was spent, Mr. Fred Ackney is working near Sudbury with the Jupp Construction Company. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. D. Asling on their marriage, October 19, at the home of Rev. Jos. Denny, Prince Albert, The sympathy of the community is extended to the Kerry family in the death of their fathér on Monday, Oct. 10th. terment took place at the Kendall Cemetery here on Wednesday. * Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Cormack and family, of Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Swan on Sunday. Mrs, Littleproud of Edmonton, Alta. visited her niece Mrs. Chester Geer on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Carl Wilbur, Taunton, Scripture and devotional topic weref The} Remember the anniversary services here on Sunday, October 30th, when Rev. Mr. Smith, of Courtice will have 'charge at 11 a.m, and 7.30 p.m. Next Sabbath, October the 28rd, the Sun- day School session will be at 10.30 a. m. and the regular preaching service at 7 p.m. Kindly note the change. The ideal fall weather of late is giving the farmers every opportunity to speed up fall work and they have been taking advantage of it by gettin in their apples which are a'splendi crop this this year, also their turnips, besides getting considerable of their second fall plowing done. Among those from here who attend- ed the plowing match at Minesing last week were Messrs. Bert Duff, Frank Booth, Edward Mole and Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Bradley. The local choir assisted with the musiq at the Prospect anniversary ser- vice on Sunday. Friends here gre sorry to hear of the serious jliness of Mr, Ear] Batty, of Brooklin, who has been confined to his bed and under the care gf Dr. Baldwin. The members of the W, A, were entertained at the home of Mrs, W. 2 Walker, at Manchester, on Wednesday afternoon. Rev. and Mrs: Honey visited their sons in Toronto, on Monday. Mrs. John Weatherhogg, of Col- borne, spent last week holidaying with her cousin Mrs. R. S. Long. UNITED CHURCH W. M. 8. home to To e, after spending , several months He ing to care for her mother-in-law 'the date Mrs. Albert { Werry during her last illness. The opening meeting of the Y.P.U. of the United Church took the form of a weiner roast in the arena with the new president, 'Mr. Anson Taylor, in charge. Games and a social time were enjoyed. Number present 45. The October meeting of the Victor- ian Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. L. E. Mountjoy on Tues- day afternoon. The meeting opened with the Institute Ode followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. Mrs. Elliott read the Scripture lesson, taking two passages suitable to the Thanksgiving season. Mrs, Mervin Mountjoy then presided at the piano for several com- munity songs. The roll was answered with a suggestion on "How to Make the Buying of Food an Investment." or "Something we are Thankful for." An invitation from the Nestleton Branch to attend the summer meeting on Tuesday afternoon 18th, was ac- cepted. Mrs. Thickson, of Bowman- ville, the District Président, was the guest speaker and gave two splendid papers: one on "Friendship" and the other on "Woman's Moods." Two Twg other numbers' on the program were: a reading by Mrs. Stanford VanCamp, "Jackie: Strong's Jo) and a readin YM t d Swa "My Wending As § pis sored bY the group in charge, with figs Grace Mountjoy as convener, A vote of Thanks was tendered. Mrs, Mountjoy and Grace for their>hospitality, Moving is the order of the day for some of the citizens. ford has purchased. Mr, Geo, Forder's The Fall Rally of the Woman's Mis- sionary Society of Port Perry United Church was held in the school room of the church on Wednesday, October 12, with the President, Mrs. Geo. Davey; in the chair. The Scripture reading wag taken by Mrs. Geo. L. Jackson and the devotional exercises were lead by Mrs. Real who read the story of the: Prodigal Son, after which Mrs. Far- mer led in prayer, After the business was transacted Miss Kate Jeffre sang a beautiful solo "Enough to Know", The special speaker of the afternoon was Mrs, (Dr.) Grierson, Sunderland, who spent a number of years as mis- sionary to Korea, She gave a very, interesting and intimate account of life in Korea and the progress of the, work in that country, closing with the plea of the Korean girl who said "Just elp us a little longer and then w shall 'be able to carry on ourselves," Miss Luella Ploughman then rendered . a solo, "Just for To-day", which was much enjoyed by all, \ with Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Wilbur, Mr. and Mrs. Sornberger and family are moving to Mariposa township. AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE Saturday, October 22--The property of Miss M. Bongard, at her premises Queen street, Port Perry. Furniture dishes, bedding and other household effects, Sale at 1.80, Terms Cash. COMING EVENTS SONYA---Bazaar and Supper, Friday, October 21. Also program. . Wed., October 26th.See bills. ST. JOHN'S ANGLICAN CHURCH, BLACKSTOCK wil hold a supper and concert on Fri- Ted Jackson, Auctioneer, day, November 4th. Reserve the date. .R. Reed, of Haydon. MANCHESTER--Supper and concert, | A house. The one she was occupying has become the property of Mr. O. Wright. Mr. Forder is moving into Mrs. E. Barton's farm east of the vil- lage, from which Mr. Bob Brown has just moved to Seagrave. Mrs. John cKee intends moving for the winter at least, into the. Apartment being vacated by Mr. O. Wright. Miss Dorothy Redman and Mr. C. Butson were Sunday visitors of Mr, and Mrs. W. VanCamp. Mrs, Florence Thomson and Anna visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. A. L. Bailey, Forder, Isobel Chilvers, Leona Devitt, Mr. Lavern Devitt and Rev. E, P, Wood attended a meeting of the Local Council in St. Peter's, Cobourg on Thyrsday gvening last." _ Missgs Eva Brown and Jus e Van- Camp were in Perth on Sunday. flongeatjlations are extended to Mijss Margaret Scoft and Mr. Barney Hoaey on their recent marriage in To- ronto on Saturday, Oct: 15th. BORN { LAWRENCE--A¢t Port Perry Hos- pital, on October 16th, to Mr, and Mrs. A M. Lawrence, a daughter, Marion enise. ; . WORK WANTED Reliable girl wants housework, Phone 99J. Port Perry, 5 ¥ . At): daughter Katherine of Windsor, -are|- enjoying a holiday with her parents|. Mrs. Harold Werry has returned | Mrs. W. Craw-|' Misses Vern| GREAT SALE NEW SEASON'S LOBSTER HEINZ KETCHUP FRESH ~~ : TEXAS SILVER RIBBON -- TOMATO McCORMICK'S JERSEY MEAD LCK'S STORES LIMITED CHOC. DROPS 2.25 GRAPEFRUIT v= "=.10 JUICE "4.04 CREAM SODAS r 24 OF FINE FOODS wer ww. RS . 24.38 ugh i 25 10 WORLD AND HEX 2 CELLO ROLLS NZ SOUPS €: :2pt Turtle and Consor:me Med. . LJ . 4 FLAVOUR FAMOUS Pp SULK McCORMICK'S SODA BISCUITS CLASSIC % FACIAL SOAP "Health Soap LiFEBioy 07 LUX FLAKES ':, 23 man Fruit Department. quality fruits and vegetables. Lemons, SOAP CHIPS CLEANSER = - WOODBURY'S FRESH FRUIT VEGETABLES Here are listed only a few of the exceptional values on sale in owr We invite you to drop in and see our colorful, enticing displtys of top COME IN TOMORROW! ; > ~~ Grapefruit, 5 for 19¢. id 1Real Tokay Grapes, 3-1bs. 25c. ! Oranges, 288's, 19c.d. PROP INTO YOUR "DOMINION TOMORROW WELL BE HAPPY TO SEE AND SERVE YOU! These Values Effective until October 22nd - 4.25 ne BO 085 Re, AS SOAP wr 06, 17¢. doz. > 3 r . =n Fug ~ cert this Friday evening. The publiic are invited. STRAND THEATRE, UXBRIDGE Warm and Comfortable Thurs., Friday, Saturday (This week) Maureen O'Connor and Jackie Cooper -S an --- - ---- < i ' 'Boy of the Streets A human Drama all will enjoy to see. = Also Comedies. Mon., Tues, Wed., 'October 24-25-26 Hopalong Cassidy and Muriel . Evans 'BORN TO WEST' A thrilling Western. POPEYE and MUSICAL Thurs., Fri, Sat. (Next Week) Ken Maynard, in ¢ Ai ' Avenging Waters a western picture, COMING! "SOULS AT SEA" The Port Perry Coal Yard. DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 pm. Office Up-Stairs, over Bleep's Insurance Office. (The firm of Gasen & Humrraavs fa discired) ARTHUR W. 8. GREER in attendance at my Port Perry offices on Wednesday morning, and Friday of each week, or by appointment, Queen Street, Port Perry, Phone 264 The firm of Gresz & Huurraavs is disolved RUSSELL D. HUMPHREYS 24Y;8Imcoe Street North, Oshawa. Phone 814 . In attendance at P office Tueday and Arr ies on week or by appointment, / Queen Street, Port Perry, Phone 264 DR. J. B. LUNDY : DENTAL SURGEON Office above Bell Telephone Exchange, North side Queen Street, Port Perry, Phones: Office 68w, Residence 08 DR. A. 8. BLACK VETERINARIAN and SURGEON Bervice in the Royal A Vv Three as pric hag pi vd Soh Veen Sp The Mission Band is holding a con- W. A. Sangster u |] [) » ry of SE A * tq wv 'y HH: L 4 of a 5 # - 14 1 fo sy. LY oN,