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- were 'Watches--Wrist or Pocket-- pur- chased, fully guaranteed. at Bentley's. . Mr. and Mra. Eric Shulver of To- ronto, were week-end 'guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Taylor. Mr. Geo. Wilkinson, of Toronto, was a visitor in town on Thursday." Mr. Percy Corrin, of Toronto, was the guest of his father Mr. W. Corrin, on Sunday. Miss Muriel Cook, of Toronto, was & week 'end guest of Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Cook. 7 Mr, Thos. Corrin of Oshawa, was a visitor in town on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carnegie, Osha- wa, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Carnegie. Misses Grace and Jean Switzer of Oshawa, spent the week end with their parents Mr. and Mrs. C. Switzer. Mr. Art Asher, of Toronto, spent Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Asher. Lance Corporal Fred Densham, of Oshawa, at the home of his parents, "Mr. and Mrs. P. Densham, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Harfy Hutcheson of Long Branch, called on friends in town on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Webster, of Ux- bridge, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Allin, on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Day, of To- ronto, spent Sunday with Mrs. D. Day and Bernice. "We are pleased to receive the report that Mr. John Murray, who has been ill, is improving. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jeffrey and daughter Lois, of Toronto, visited Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jeffrey on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Linton, of Midland, week end guests of their daughter Mrs. F. Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilkinson, of Uxbridge, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Cook, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. S. Jeffrey left for their - trip to Florida last Thursday. Mr. nd Mrs. Howard Tanner and sons Vernon and Lance, of Bancroft, visited relatives here on Sunday. Miss Patricia L. Palmer has return- ed from her trip to Toronto. LOST -- One bright red woolen mitten. Finder please return to Florence Nasmith. - Mr. J. C,.Gauld, of Montreal, called at the home of his sister Mrs. C. C. on Jeffrey, one-day last week, Mr. and Mrs. W, C. Slemmon, of Brampton, Mr. and Mrs. J. Connon, of Little Britain, were week end guests]; of Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Slemmon. Recent visitors to Cricklewood Lodge | were Mr. and Mrs. Cochrane of To- ronto, Mr, Jas. Goodman, of Toronto, Mr. M. Goodman, of Trinity College, and Miss Billie Tower, of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Boe, Larder Lake, were regent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. "D. Boe. "Weare: pleaged: to learn that Mr. Garnet Weir has recovered sufficiently to be able to leave the hospital and go to his home. You Save 20% on China hought from- Bentley' 8. BLUEBIRD *Note-- Every diamond is insured: Bentley's Jewelry Store Port Perry T L Q.D. E. FREE Parking OSHAWA h AIR-CONDITIONED . FRIDAY and SATURDAY, December 1 and 2 'WALLACE BEERY, * Phone 1011 Scugog Chapter sponsored a very successful dance at the. High School last Friday evening. - These dances given from time to time are not mere- ly for the puropse of adding funds to our treasury--but', that the young people of "this community may have clean, wholesome, enjoyable evenings, properly conducted. This. is an im- portant branch of the Order's work-- a commendable one and most worthy of staunch support from our adyle citiens. The young people of our town are loyal to the core, and cheered us con- siderably- by their support on Friday evening. Other young folk from the surrounding country and towns were present-- and never have our young people conducted themselves more like young ladies and gentlemen--nor 'a happier or more friendly dance been staged in Port Perry. IL. 0. D. E The regular meeting of the 1.O.D.E. will be held in the Community Room of the Public Library at three o'clock in the afternoon of Monday, December 4th. All members are urged a be 'present. o ater ARMY-NAYY VETS The Army-Navy Vets 216, L.O.L. 223, and Queen Victoria Ladies' Aux- iliary, held a cuchre in their club room 'on November 28th. The Cana- dian Legion .170 and Ladies Auxiliary 170 and their friends, came twenty- three strong. Mr. Pollock, father of Mr. Russell Pollock, a former resident of Port Perry, also. Mr. and Mrw. F. Wilkinson, were among the visitors. Mrs. Cumming of Uxbridge was the winner for the ladies, and Mr. Robt. Johnston, Port Perry, for the gentle- men. Large baskets of groceries were; prizes. The president of Uxbridge Legion invited the Vets of Port Perry to at- tend their annual Church service to be held -in the- Presbyterian - Church Those widhing to go please meet -in front of the Post Office at 5.45 p.m. Berets and medals to 'be worn. VARIETY CONCERT- On December 6, under "the auspices of the Committee of Stewards, a fine miscellaneous programme will = be given.in the Church at eight o'clock. Miss Ina McLeod, A.T.C.M. will be pianist; and" Mrs. Mildred Austin, an excellent elécutionist will contribute to the program. A . splendid "Male Quartette will render _a..variety of numbers, sacred and amusing. This is a splendid concert company provid- ing a -program of high merit. The public is cordially invited and should not miss this opportunity of a night of ) CARD OF THANKS © I: wish to thank the many friends < ad: neighbours who hitve ben so_kind Si. my recent illness. Bob Jeffrey, Port Perry ATTENDED LECTURES Mr. G. F. Manning, Town Clerk, at- tended the Extension Lectures at To- ronto University, in the matter of Municipal Finance and administration. The Provincial'Government is going to considerable trouble and expense to provide training for municipal officers, and if possible, to gebin:the standard- "iaztion of municipal bookkeeping. DIED . SMITH--At Port Perry, on Satur- day, November 26th, 1939, Amanda D. Stephenson, beloved wife 'of the late Stephen Smith, in her 87th year. ROBSON--At Fort William, Ont, Sunday, November 26th, 1939, Frank Gordon Robson, . beloved husband of . Myra Robson and brother of William J. Robson and Clarence M. Robosn, of Toronto, and son of the late Matthew G. and Sarah Jane Robson. "Resting at Chapel of McDougall and] Brown, 1401 Danforth Ave., Toronto, on day of funeral, November 20, until § p.m. 'Funeral service in the Chapel at 3 p.m, Wednesday. Interment at Progpect Cemetery, Toronto. Mr. Robson was barn in Port Perry. TAYLOR -- Suddenly at Bowman- ville, on Sunday, November 26, 1939, Annie L. Taylor, beloved wife of the late George Fallis, in her 83rd year. Interment at Nestleton Cemetery. WHEN PAINS ARE TORTURE from Rheumatism, Sciatica, Backache, use Rumacaps -- their Two-way . Action attacks the cause. Sold at Lawrence's * Drug Store, Port Perry. "I ment. good wh and radiant entertain- Remember the date Dee. G6. Admission 26s and 156c, -Judge Mott; of the Juven- Port Perry Lions Club at the Sper meeting, Friday Dec. He is an excellent speaker, THE GRAND FINAL Friday Night at the High School Winner of the Amateur: Contests in this district will, has the final trial at the High School on Friday night and the seats are going fast. Don't delay. Buy your ticket now. Sam Collis, of Oshawa, is to be Master of Ceremonies the Band will be there, an the whole gbroseedings will wind up with a Dance, Buy your ticket, reserve seats at Lawrence's Drug Store. | le Court, will address the) "THUNDER AFLOAT" with Chester' Morris and ARONA No advance in Virginia Grey ADDED -- Coloured Cartoon-- [5 "BOOK WORM" ! REVIVAL, at 10.45 p.m. "SWISS MISS" | with Laurel and Hardy | MONDAY and TUESDAY December 4 and 5 --BIG DOUBLE -BILL -- Richard Greene, in "Here I Am A Stranger" with Richard Dix, Brenda Joyce. and 'Society Lawyer' with Walter Pidgeon and Virginia Bruce. | Wed., Thurs., Friday, Saturday, December 6-7-8-9 Reunited in Gayest Musical Hit of the year--Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland, in< 7 'Babes in Arms' with Charles Winninger and "Guy Kibbee>= I Give Theatre Tickets for Christmas ,in attractive, Christmas Envelopes. Golden "Wedding MR. AND MRS. A. D. PETERS CELEBRATE 50th "WEDDING ANNIVERSARY A reception was held on Tuesday, November 28th, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Peters, Port Perry, to | tficers: Hon. President, Rev. T. Wal- -By buying from money go 10% to small deposit at * GREENBANK | A meeting was héld in the Church on Monday evening for the purpose of organizing a Red Cross Society here. Mr. W. E. N. Sinclair, K.C., chairman of the County Association, was_pre- sent and organized with the following lace; President, Edgar Leask; 1st Vice President, Mrs. S. J. Phoenix; 2nd Vice President, Mrs. M. Lyttler; secretary, Thos. Sharp; Treasurer, Blake Cragg. The following were appointed direc- tors: C. TLormer, W. Phoenix, C. Pilkey, John McDonald, W. Bacon, Mrs, Roy Hood, Mrs. C. Leask, Mrs, H. Stone, Mrs, C. Phair, Mrs. E. Phair. There will be a canvass fo raise money for this worthy cause. When the can- vassers call just think how you would like to live under Hitler as your ruler, " The 46th annual Beef Ring meeting was held on Wednesday evening, Nov. -22nd, and was organized for another year. At first, for a good while, we had twenty members. Then it was increased to twenty-four, and now for several years we have had thirty with fifteén pounds of beef a share. There is till ten families of the original twenty. There has been only a very few weeks missed in all that time, celebrate their golden wedding. In 1889 Mr. Peters, who was born near Udora, in: Yory County, married Miss Mary Mapes of Toronto, formerly of Richmond Hill. They were married {by the Rev. W. A. Rodwell in Old ! Agnes St. Methodist Church, of which Mr. Peters was a member. : { Of the seven children born to Mr. and Mrs. Peters, four survive, and they were all present: Ernest Albert (Bert) a veteran of the last war, now of At- "lanta, Ga.; Mrs. Elwood Carruthers of | Uxbridge Tp., Mrs. George Beverley, | ; 'of Claremont, and Miss. Edith now teaching near Uxbridge. Another son was Corporal Howard Peters, who gave his life in the last war.- Of the ten grandchildren, only six were present, Randolph and Norrine Carruthers, Norma, Gloria, Ivan and David Beverley. many. Port Peiry friends called to bring their hearty congratulations. sents including a gold locket, cuff links neighbours. Several bouquets flowers were also received. A pleasant evening was spent in music. and dancing, the guests being entertained with recitations and a solo by little Gloria Beverley "Grand- blocks to her son, which she had made entirely by herself. CAPT. A. HUDSON, VESSEL OWNER, MIDLAND, DIES Capt. Archie Hudson, of Midland, president of Northwest Steamship Co, Ltd., Toronto, died suddenly at Toron- ito Western Hospital, November 25th, "after brief illness. was a heart attack. Qapt. Hudson belonged to a family of young lake masters, For more than 6 years he sailed the lakes, rising ik deckhand to master, then owner, 'and at one time was commodore of the Paterson Steamship Co. fleet. His brother Dalton commands the Supérior | § one of the Northwest Co. ships. Capt. Harold, another. brother, is master of Canada Steamship Line's Stadacona. He was born' 62 years ago in Mid- land, from whence he first started sail- ing. He is survived by his widow, two sons, Crozier andy Donald, and three daughters, Noreen, Helen and Phyllis, e received his first command 'in 1912, on the George A. Graham, Steamship Co. and bought the steamer Supe erior, Later he purchased the ane and renamed it A, A, Hudson, Ra all his sailin ng never had an ac dent. Hudson was a nephew of Mr. fois , Crozier, of Port Perry, + During the afternoon and evening |§ -There were -scveral- beautiful - pre- | { and watch chain from the family and|§ .|a lovely occasional chair froth the}¥ "of father's Clock." Mrs. Peters presented | i a "Rainbow Quilt" of 1843 square|} Cause of death 3. In 1938 he formed the Northwest ]} career Capt Hudson Ji when' there was no beef; and only. one carcass of beef has been condemned. 'There has been six different butchers. Mr. and Mrs. Moody of Oshavaj:al Mrs. Lyttler's on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of. Toronte; Mrs. Wren and Ethel, jof Uxbridge, at T. Sharp's on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair, and Mr. and BUY "NOW for CHRISTMAS has been purchased before the raise. This saving we are giving you by 'buying from us of goods in stock. Goods bought now laid by on a BENTLEY'S AARAAASSAARSASAAAS sitar C8 HN rice as our stock us you make your 15% farther. good attendance at the shower at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Rodd, in honor of 'Doris, a bride-to-be. Doris was pre- sented with a nice lot of - useful and valuable articles, UNITED CHURCH NEWS On Sunday evening, December 3rd, the Young People will hold the second of. their monthly services. The speaker will be Rev. Merrell Ferguson, Missionary on- furlough from Africa. The address will be il- lustrated by slides. The Young People woh heard Mr, Ferguson at Summer School 'at Oak Lake wee delighted with him. He is well known to Port Perry people having "gone to High School here, as did his brother Rev:] = Clarence Ferguson, of Bethany. "Miss Luella-Gayman, whose 'vooeal work ~was so 'well appreciated last year at the Lions Anniversary, will be{. the soloist for the evening service, and we expect to have hér for the morning. - The Young People's Union, C.G.LT,, Trail Ranges and Explorers, as well as the Sunday School are requested tql> meetin the basement at 6.45 and at- tend heseryice in'a body. UNITED CHURCH W. M. 8S. _. The November meeting of the Even- ing Auxiliary was held at the home of Mrs. S. Ploughman, with twenty- five members present. ~~ Miss Annie Webster's group: was in charge. A piané solo was given by Miss Doreen, Peterson and a vocal solo by Miss L. Ploughman, and was very much .en- joyed. This was followed by the re- gular business meeting in charge of Mrs, 'Hart, of Oshawa, were at the Red Cross meeting. On Saturday afternoon there was af lunch and a social half hour, i A CN TO SHIN 1 Just (wenty more shopping days It's an "Open and Shut" A Case the president Mrs. Colbear. The evening was brought to a close with for Christmas. MBRINE WARDROBE DSTONE Has oy ADST that carries an extra suit without creasing. A popu- lar style_with every man whe travels: - Give HIM Something He Can Always VALUE ci MeBRINE pang Holds several of coats and all Jeesiiones, It on the wardrobe trunk principle. UIt's easier to pack the Aeropack" ' Give HER | 'Something She can Always 'VALUE your convenience, Any of the above articles will be held for Small deposit: required. W. Ee WEBSTER PORT PERRY ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30th, 1989 P -- ~ LAWRENCE'S Drug Store NEWS You Can Savé with Safety at Your Rexall Store 'a Picture Books CHRISTMAS CARDS in boxed' < assortments ° Painting Books Story Books CHRISTMAS CARDS, choose your own assortment, 50c. to $1.50 dozen Books for Boys and Girls of all age. GIFT PACKAGES of STATIONERY 25¢. to $2.00 ALL AT SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES NEW GILLETTE ELECTRIC RAZOR incase .......00000 $20.00 "A. M. LAWRENCE 'PHONE'49 7% Rexall swe PORT PERRY 3 ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. R. Simpson, Minister. Sunday Service at 7 p.m. Sunday School at 11 a.m. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH 10 a.m.--Sunday School. 11 a.m.--Rev. W. J. H. Smyth. 7 p.m. -- Monthly Young People's ~ service.- Speaker: Rev. Merrell Ferguson, B.A, of 'Angola, West Africa, Address jllustrated with slides, | Soloist for the day will be Miss Luella Gayman of Stouffville, Plan to attend this Interesting _=_and-inspiring service. CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION ~ Rector: Rev. J, C. Clough Sunday, December 3rd 11 a.m.--Holy Communion and ser- mon. Preacher; Rev, L. A. Dixon, M.A, O.B.E,, General Society of the M. s. C.-C. 3 p.m.--Sunday School. Sunday, December 10th 3 p.m.--Sunday School 7 p.m--Evensong and' sermon. , CHOICE COOKING APPLES 20c. and 35¢c. a Bushel. Lloyd L. Reed, (Scugog Street) Port Perry, Ont., Phone 161J. DELANEY FURS Belleville Trenton Oshawa FUR COATS $1.00 Weekly $1.00 Down. Remodelling ®Repairs MISS A. STOUT AGENT, PORT PERRY | "BOYS' TOWN" Bilis being presented at the Strand Theatre, Uxbridge, next week. This t{ popular 'play features Spencer Tracy and the boy sensation, Mickey Rooney, | The play had a six weeks run at Lowes Theatre, Toronto. ¢ SPAHR'S REMEDY Beats en REMEDY : Stops Cough, clears up Head '.. and Chest Colds, Sore Throat, Infected Tonsils, and quickly relieves apaamodic cough and - . whooping-cough spasams. SPAHR'S works faster, safer, with good-results or money back. PROVE it. Save your Money, --AT-- - W. A. Sangster DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours: 9 am. to 5 pm. Office Upstairs, Site Sep 8UITS SPONGED AND PRRSARD 80 Cents' SUITS CLEANED Dry Cleaned $1.00 C. P, ROLPH Upstairs, over Jomison's Bakery m All | 'Lawrenee's Drugstore Central, good well and garage. Im. mediate possession. Price moderate. Apply at Star Office. nov 28 AGENT WANTED Honest, aggressive man wanted to assist trained representative of a security house in introducing 6% % investment to prospective clients. Investment has paid dividends*{for years; has highly liquid assets, and is particularly immune from war hazards - Apply to Box 9, Port Perry Star. = - . HOG PIG FOR SALE : 6 months old : Wm. Morden, R.R. 2, Port Perry FOR SALE 10 pigs, 6 weeks old, Apply to Earl Heayn, R.R.3, Port Perry, Phone 101. r 1-8. dee? HOUSE FOR RENT House for rent, immediate posses: sion, hardwood floors, and bath. For sale upright. piano, chesterfield and chair. Apply to Mrs." M. T. Beare, Phone 221, FERRETS FOR SALE $3.00 each. - Apply to C.. Brinkman, Queen St, Port Perry, Phone 148. 1928 FORD COACH FOR BALE. at a very. reasonable price. . Apply a TT 156 Pigs, 6 weeks. old. . Apply to Harry Raymes, R. R.8, Port, Perry. 80 TOP PRICE PAID for all kinds of Fowl], Feathers, Hides, Metals, and Scrap Iron. - Alix. Gil- Bell 28... dec 21 'WOOD SALE The property of Austiii Larmer, lot Elmer Wilbur, Anetioisd dersigned for the purchase and re- JJ moval-.of the .-Port - Perry :Unitad Church shed, For particulars eom- - municate with M. A. Gerrow, Sec'y. (The Arm of Greer & Humphreys fo seived.) ARTHUR W. 8. GREER in attendance at my Port Porsy ofits oa 'Wednesday morning, and Pribeg' Be of each week, or by appoisiamt, Queen Street, Pert Perry, Phono 304 (The firm of Gross & Humphtors bt dlssbved} "RUSSELL D. -HUMPEREYS HY Simese Street North, Oshawa. ; : Phemlild = in attendance at my Port Perry ofies on Tuesday and Thureday afterncons of each week or by appelutinent, Quesn Street, Port Perry, Phone 4 Bg PANTAL SURGEON Office above Boll Telephone Buohangs, | Fal! BRITE HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO RENT '16, con. 6, Cartwright, on Tuesday, ° December' 6th,, Standing timber in quarter' acre lots. See bile for par: ticulars. 3 9. 'boord, Port Perty (by mail) or phone 53 Dr. H. H. Armstrong 5 DENTIST "+ & Leonard Block over Prenties's Barber Telephone 287 -- Port Perry TRUCKING ik _Loeal Trucking and moving dons, = - - Rates reasonable. White Brothers, ES Port Perry, ' novo § "FOR SALE ~ Tenders will be received by the un- St