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po - BROCK THEATRE ' PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th, 1939 > Phone 618, WHITBY Healthfully Air : Conditioned All Shows Daylight Saving Time Thursday, Fri,, Saturday, Sept. 7.8-9 Two Shows at 7.30 and 9.30 p.m. Saturday Matinee at 1.30 "Jack Benny and Dorothy Lamour, in Man About Town : withEdward Arnold, \ "Rochester", : Binnie Barnes, Bail Harris. @ . Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, SEPTEMBER 11-12-13 Two shows at 7.30 and 9.30 p.m. "Wuthering Heights" with Merle Oberon, Laurence Olivier, David niven, Donald Crisp. BUY YOUR SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES AT 1. R. BENTLEY'S. . RAGLAN ] Mr, and Mrs. Geo, McQua i Miss M. McQuay and Mr. Bill McQuay, of Mid- land, were week end guests at the wme of Mrs. A. Miller: The young ladies held a scrubbing bee at the church one afternoon last week... The men also held a bee and moved the fence from the front lawn to the west side where the shed was recently removed. "The yard now pre- sents a more tidy appearance, Mrs. Geo. Wilson has been holiday- ing with relatives in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. J. Evans attended the Diamond Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. James Nesbitt.at Nestleton, They were presented with a chester- field suite and many other lovely gifts and flowers, Mr, and Mrs. Geo, Slute and family have moved into Mr. G. Corner's house in the vilalge. The Women's Association is making plans for the fowl supper to be held in the hall, in October," - Jpn eay AUCTION SALE At the premises of D. McArthur & Son, lot 11, con. 10, Reach, on Satur- day, Sept. 9th, consisting of 256 Grade Shorthorn and Hereford Cows; car- load of grade Yearling Steers, regis- tered ang enrolled Clydesdale Stallion, 3 years old; 200 White. Leghorns, yearlings. Terms Cash, ' Ted Jackson, Augtioneer, | SEASONABLE SUPPLIES CUTEX NAIL POLISH, in all shades at 15¢. a bottle, - NOVA KELP TABLETS, especially rich in iodine for extra Mineral in your diet, 150 tablets 79¢.; 300 tablets $1.39 GENUINE RUSSIAN MINERAL OIL, colorless, odorless, tasteless, for faulty elimination ... «+40 oz. bottle 89c. } ; RAZ-MAH CAPSULES for Hay Fever .50c. and $1.00-hox i ALKA-SELTZER .... ICI SCRIBBLERS plain or ruled .... Also:2 for 5c. ..29c. and 57c. hox § ..v.i.0e and 106: § Six--5¢, SCRIBBLERS for 25c. Four--10c. SCRIBBLERS for 35c. Morrison's Drug Store Pos PERRY - Phone 16 ip Bh Tp IR Ei ARR ~ CAREFUL MEAT BUYING There i i nothin like experience to teach one what shoyld be known ahout m that experience. the buying and on the 00d qua The greatest of care is exergise ben paration of meats. ity of our stock. We have had many year of in -You oan rely BERT. MacGREGOR'S © PHONE 72-R-2 WE DELIVER PORT PERRY WE DELIVER PHONE 82 Let Us Supply Your Baking Needs @ FRESH GOODS DAILY @ ~ Bread, Buns, Cakes, Pies, Tarts TRY. our. BIRLEY'S REAL ORANGEADE, 5e. per bottle, - or quarts to take home, Gerrow Bros., Port Posy : * Henshaw' S Transport In at sour service for all kinds of Haulage, : Large or small conaignments will receive prompt and careful J attqntion, Anywhere in Ontario Bell Phone 6. PORT PERRY, ONT, Ray Henshaw, : Proptietor Announcement E. G, MICHELL wishes to an- nounce that he has Pyrohased the Port Perry Cdal Yard from W. G. W. Pyatt; and has effected a amalgamation With the Lake Scugog Lumber. & Coal Co., Limited Lymber Coal Wood Cement The business will now be car- ried ed on: under the name of LAKE S8CUGOG LUMBER & ~-..COAL CO., LIED 2 '| Telephones--Day Nights nd oidays 240 | NOTE--The office will b be, in the +] day School on September '17th. GREENBANK Miss Pauline White, Balsam, called on friends on Wednesday of last week. Mr. and Mrs: T. Sharp in Toronto on Thursday of last week, and attended the Exhibition. "Mr. Steele of Balsover is building % kitchen for Mr. N. Flewell. Miss M. A. Blair and Mrs. Blair in Orillia 'on Tuesday of last week, Rev, Thos. Wallace returned from his holidays last week. * Rally Day will be held in the Sun- The School Fair will be held on Fri: day of this week. My. and Mrs. Bonnell and daughter of Oshawa, spent the week end at the home of 'Mr. and Mrs, Boe, Miss Annie Holdershaw has got settled in her new home, | Er NE MYRTLE Rev. and Mrs, W. E. Honey, Cavan, called on Mrs, Hudgins and other friends here last week. They are get- ting nicely settled in their new field and as' the parsonage is not-situated on a highway they find it much quieter than Jaro . Mr! and Mrs. Joe Simkin and family of Sudbury, have been holidaying with the former's parents. 11th--Preparation Day 12th--Judging in all (Nine heats) for PROGRAMME ~ Oshawa Fair September 11,12, B Junior Farmers exhibits--Running Races, Greyhound Races, Saddle Horses, Grand- .sfand Vaudeville af 8 p.m. . { 13th -- Live Stock Judging, three Horse Races, GOOD BAND MUSIC BOTH DAYS and the Best : Midway in Canada. Be sure and bring the whole family. 'Departments, including $400. in purses, 5 THE RED & WHITE STORE Vinegar' ' 's Irit oF Blended 39c. a gallon Gem Jars: Small 99c., med. 1.13, large 1.53 Zinc Rings --23c. doz. SUITS AND OVERCOATS OPEN SEASON Ducks, Geese (other thgn Brant) Rail, Coots, Wilson's or Jaek-Snipe In that part of the Province of On- tario lying porth and west of a line Mr, and Mrs, Albert Timms and Mr, {and Mrs, 'W, McCartney attended the C.N.E:. in Toronto on Saturday, Miss .Laurine_ Bradley returned on J Thursday from a- most delightful month's motor trip with her uncle and aunt Mr, and Mrs, Leonard Ross of Brooklin, through the States and the prairie provinces. During the heavy rain on Friday afternoon that made the pavement so slippery, two cars side swiped each other just south of the intersection south of the village,-and were thrown in opposite ditches and badly smashed, while the occupants received a bad shaking up. Officer Waude investl- gated and Elmer Cook's truck towed them to" his garage, This 1a a very treacherous curve and a numher of accidents have happened here. Bev. G. S. and Mrs. Gervan and diughter Patsy attended the Mission- ary Conference which was held at the Ontario Ladies' College, Whitby. Friends here regretted to learn of i the misfortune that befell Mrs. M. Munroe at Prospect recently, when she fell in her yard and fractured hep leg and will be canfined to the hospital for a time. A number from here have already attended the Exhibition and report it bigger and heétter. than ever. One of the interesting exhibits in tha' motor building that is-- attracting great crowds is the car that the King and Mr, Marks of Whitby has leased what was formerly' Sweetman's gar- age and commenced business last week with a splendidly equipped ser- vice station and booth, Mr, and Mrs, Banks spent Sunday with their parents at Port Perry. Mr. and" Mrs. Fowler of Toronto spent the week end and holiday at the former's home, Mr, and Mrs, Maughan, who spel the summer months here have return- ed to Toronto where the boys will re- sume their studies, _SEAGRAVE Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Ewen of Sea- grave, and friends from Toronto, visited Niagara Falls and district over the holiday. Mrs. Ered Billingham, of Toronto, visited her parents Mr, and Mrs, C, W. Moon on Sunday, and Miss Beryl Bill- ingham returned home with her. Sorry to report that Mrs. W. Frise is ill at the present time. We wish her a spéedy recovery. . * Mr. and Mrs. K. Scott are moving to the farm of Mr, Wesley Wooldridge near Little Britain, Rev. Mr. Tristram, Messrs, J," Mc- Taggart, John Mark and C. W. Moon, visited in Toronto on Wednesday and attended the Exhibition. | Mr. and Mrs. F. 8.-McCoy were in Toronts over the week-end. Mr, and Mrs, John Short visited in Toronto for a few days. Mr, arid Mrs, Walter King, also Mr. and Mrs, Albert Short, were in: To- ronto visiting, * same place as occupied former Port Perry Coal bY he -- tL, Queen motored in while. iia in} 'Canada. i commencing at the southwest angle of Bruce County; thence in a geneial easterly direction along the southerly boundaries of Bruce and Grey Coun- ties to the southwest angle of Notta- 'wasaga Township in the County of Simcoe, along the south boundaries of: Nottawasaga, Sunnidale and Vespra Townships to the line of mean high water of [ake Simcoe, along the sald line of mean high water on, the south side of Lake Simcoe to the Northwest angle of Brock Township in the Coun- ty of Qntario, and along the north boundary of Rrock Township to the centre of King's Highway No, 12; thence southerly along the centre line the right-of-way. of the Canadian Pacific Railway. in the : vicinity of Myrtle; thence in a general easterly All exhibits must be the work of NEW and UP-TO-DATE work. In allowed. Entry Fee be. each. 39 Lady's : HAROLD \ Ww. Phone 41 Cawker Bros. \ - Port Perry Fair Prize List -- Continued : Cla¥s 27--LADIES' WORK . - Director in charge--Mrs. L. Honey Exhibifs- only from Ontario County and Cartwright Township. the Exhibitor. Judges of Ladies' . Work are authorized by the Directors of the Society to discard all "soiled, defaced or old work and instructed to award the prizes to the case of no competition, unless the "exhibit is worthy, the prize will be withheld or second prize only 1 Collection Towels, i guest, 1 bath, 1 linen e150 .60 2 Linen Towel, embroidered ............:.. 76 .50 3 Sheets and Pillow Cases (any style) ...... - 275 .60 4 Pillow Casts, émbroidered ............... 75 60 5 Pillow Cases, Crochet trimmed ........... 5 50 6 Five O'Clock Tea Cloth ............ oy A a5 60 T Buffet Sel ..v.ouivensions vacant Cornet ve 75 50 8 Card' Tahle Cover .............. LW" C6 50 Ten COBY «oni vTarsivrrrraritersnarinnes 16" .60 10 Lunchegu Cloth, 1 Serviotte Tvs CAA fi 76 R11} 11 Bofa Pillow, embroidered SSRIs» sresesenet wim Ki .50 12 8ofa Pillow, nny style ................... 6 cr 50 13 Lamp Shade (any style) hand-made ...... 76 60 14 Bedspread, candlewick, hand-made ....... 16 50 16 Bedspread, cvrocheted or knitted .,.....,., 76 50 16 Bedspread, any style ........... rr ieve a5 50 17. Quilt, cotton, pleced «\vvivevviviiviiinnes © 6 60 18 Quilt, applique . {oi oviiiiiinin Beene 5 50 19 Afghan, any style, hand-made Coreen reas 6 .60 20 Specimen of Cut Work Embroidered ...... 16 .60 21 Specimen Tatting .....ovvveiiviniininn. © 76 .50 - 22 Needlepoint, hand-made, on furniture ..... 2.00 1.00 24 Hemstitching on linen or cotton .......... 76 60 26 Laundry Bag ........ovvvviianennnnnnnn, 6 50 20 Kitchen - Apron verre Pee bicide res Ered 00 76 KO ~~ 27 Child's Dress, 6 years and under ......... 76 50 .28 Child's Rompers ..........oivvvuvinnnn.. 2.76 .6u 29 Child's. Knitted Suit ......0000uuuina..... 1.00 6 "30 Baby's Bonnett, Jacket and Footees 3 idiinid 1.00 ° i "31 Baby's Carriage Cover .................. 16 .60 32 Lady's Smock, home-made .......,....;.. 16 .60 33 Lady's House Dress ..... .oovuueruversos 16 60 34 Sport Dress, tailored .........coovvvv.n. . 16 50 36 Lady's Knifted Suit or Dresa ............. 2.00 1.00 36 Lady's Night Gown ...... ; 6 "60 87 Lady's Bed Jacket .............. SAT 6 .60 38 Lady's Bed Pyjamas .................... 6 50 Hand Bag .........7..... eres ens 476 60 PROTECT YOURSELF with Reliable Fire Insurance Place Your Insurance with EMMERSON Port Perry WeO Offer You the Choice of the Market {in Fresh and Cured Meats at. CAWKE Lowest Market Price. Courteous Service Phone 29w Prompt and Port Perry . of the said Highway to the centre of JOHNSTON Approved CLOTHES Made-fo-Measure ® $22.50 $24.50 The Largest Range of Suitings and Styles we have ever shown. PHONE 43 = Ladies' Overcoats and Suits, made by W. R. Johnston & Co., Let us arrange to show you the very latest in Coats and Suits F. W. BROCK & SON PORT PERRY Coal Wood Lumber We would be pleased to quote on any material for the building. SATISFIED CUSTOMERS are proving a great sales help. Our motto in THE CUSTOMER MUST BE SATISFIED Phones 73j, 73w, F. E. R ESOR PORT. PERRY 02 AARAAARAARAIAARSRASRASAAASS AN rs SUBIR RAIA, a -- _ os direction along the said céhtre line to the city of Peterborough, along the centre line of King's Highway No. 7 to the west boundary of Lanark County, along the west and south boundaries of Lanark County to the line of mean high water on the north side of Rideau Lake, and along the line of mean high water on the north side of Rideau Lake and Rideau River "| to a point opposite the northeast-angle of Grenville County; thence southerly along the east boundary of Grenville County to the northwest angle of Dun- das County; thence casterly along the nbrtherly boundaries of Dundas, Stor- mont and Glengarry Counties to the interprovineial boundary: September 15 to November 15, both dates in. clusive. ' In that part of 'the Province south of the 'line, October 1 to November 30, both dates inclusive. . CLOSED ot There is a closed season throughout the year on Brant, Wood Duck, Swans, Cranes, Curley, Willets, Godwits, Up- land Plover, Black-bellied and Golden Plover, Greater and Lesser Yellow- legs, Avocets, Dowitchers, Knots, Oyster-gatchers, Phalaropes, Stilts, Surf-birds, Turnstones and all the shore birds not provided with an open season in above schedule. BAG LIMITS Ducks, 12 in any day; Geese (other than Braiit) 6 in any day; and: not more than 126 Woodéock and 150 ducks and 50 geese in one season. + * GUNS AND APPLIANCES The use of automatic guns unless it will not carry more than two cart- ridges, or swivel, or machine guns, or any gun larger than number 10 guage is prohibited; and the use of power- boat, sail boat, live birds as decoys, night lights, and shooting from any vehicle drawn by a draught dnimal or from a motor vehicle is forbidden, The penalty for violation of the bird laws is a fine of not more than theee hundred dollars and not less than ten dollars, iffiprisonment for a term not_exceedifig six months or both fine and imprisonment. Wins C. N. E. Prize The band of the Ontatio Regiment, under the leadership of Bandmaster J. Broadbent, won first prize in -the brass band competition at the Cana- Bdian National Exhibition, winning the Beare & Son challenge trophy and the $350.00 which accompanied it. dn addition, each member of the band was presented with a medal. , George Hood, cornetist, was award- ed the gold medal for the best cornet player of-theysix bands that éntered the competition. This is the second year that Mr, Hood has brought thé honor to Oshdwa, and it" is also the second year that the Ontario Regi- ment has brought the trophy to Os- hawa, } --Oshawa Daily Times be RR nn ti ! 4 2 y & 2 3 IN ri YAN 2 ey ¢ ' t 35 A AN 3 oa nN oo ET Ta pes = ae SPS RT ~~ mia