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mn \ PORT PERRY ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30th, 1939 * BROCK. THEATRE] * Phone 618, WHITBY Healthfully. Air Conditioned. Thursday, Friday and Saturday. 4 + November 30, December 1 and 2 Two shows at 7.00 and 9.00 p.m, Saturday Matinee at 1.80 PI. Q "THE. MAN IM THE IRON MASK" with Louis Hayward, Joan Bennett, Warren William, Joseph Schildkraut. \ ; i - . Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, December 4-5-6 First Show at 7.00. Last Complete 'Show at 8.20 p.m. ~ * "CAREER" 7 with Anne Shirley, Edward Ellis, Janet Beecher, Leon Errol, ~~, Also an ADDED Attraction: "NIGHT WORK" : with :Mary Boland, Charlie Ruggles, Donald : O'Connor, 'Billy Lee. Model A3: = - - =, $79.00 , Beautiful in tone, outstanding in performance, this handsome new RCA Victor table model possesses radios latest features and technical improve- ments, 5 Bands; provides domestic broadcast reception on 540-1720 kea., has band spread (Overseas) Dial for short wave reception on 49, 31, 26 and 19 meter bands; Superheterodyne Cir- cuit; Magic Eye; Magic Brain and Signal Stabilizer for greater selec- tivity; improved electric tuning with Easier-to-set-up Gentle Action Push Buttons. RCA Victor "Little Nipper" Walnut Finish = « - - - - « +. $1595 Ivory Flnish « - -----.... $1695 FOR SALE BY -FARMER RADIO' Phone 83 Port Perry MORRISON'S i Leather Book Covers with Stationery Leather Book Ends with Stationery -:Leather Box Ends with Stationery DRUG STORE CHRISTMAS GIFTS NOW. ON DISPLAY 2 NOTICE TO CREDITORS in the Estate of Elizabeth Colton, Deceased, All persons 'having claims against the Estate of the above mentioned who 'J died at Port Perry on the 26th day of October, 1939, are hereby notified to send in to the undersigned Solicitors on or before December 7th, 1939, full particulars of their claimg. ~~ Imme- diately after December Tth, 1939, the assets of the deceased will be distri- buted among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to claims of which the Solicitors shall then have notice, Dated at Port Perry, this 7th day ot November, 1939, Harris, Harris & Wallace, Port Perry, Ont., Solicitors for the above Estate. The Junior Girls' Institute will meet on Saturday afternoon, December 2nd. The roll call with will be answered by "Christmas gifts I have made." All are invited. ¢ The Women's Association will be en- tertained in the Township Hall on Tuesday, December 5th, instead of the Misses officers. - Everyone invited. with the program. ' last" Friday evening at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. C. Graham, had a good attendance of sixty. singing. interesting, Jimmy Hood sang, Miss Cedar Boxes 'with Stationery .............. 90¢c., EY 00 FH : Boxed Stationery with a picture ...........0c.... 50c. and 76c. 'CHRISTMAS GIFT DRESSES 'Packages of cards; Seals, Labels and Tags, 225 pieces * Packages of Cards, Seals, Labels, and Tags, 175 pieces, Packages of Cards, Seals, Labels' and Tags, 100 pigces .. Packages of Cards, Seals. Labels and Tags. 60 pieces CHRISTMAS CARDS IN BOXES g Tried ir ire tae ...per box 35¢. 1! _ 15 Cards with envelopes ..... - 12 Cards with envelopes Bc. and 10c. cards ie envelopes = Also Cards at 2 fi POWDER BOXES, busTING. POWDER, BATH SALT, 25c., '30c. 50c. PERFUMES ........00c0uviinins N'S BETS, Potter & Moore MILITARY. B CAREFUL MEAT BUYING There is nothin 'be' known a that experience. ut meats. the buying and Preparation of meats. ity of our stock. "BERT. MacGREGOR"S WE DELIVER, on the good qua PHONE 72-R-2, We Offer You the Choice of the Market dn Fresh and Cured Meats at AWKERS' Lowest. Market Price. © Courteous Service Phone 20w Port Perey yor Cawker Bros. "PROTECT YOURSELF with Reliable Fire Insurance Place Your Insurance with eps HAROLD w. Phone 41 ceases tensentane RUSH SETS, $250 ~~ .: OTHER EEL too numerous to mention, = = ** 'NYAL_SERVICE STORE - © - like experience to teach one what should The greatest of care is exercised in| She Cn DAILY Pies, Cakes, Tarts, Rolls, Bread and Buns, _ Chooolate Eolairs. and Cream Puffs 'Saturday or during week for Orders. Christmas Cake Piain, or loed. ORDER "YOUR, ALMOND ICING. BREE Gerrow Bros., Port Perry per box 25c. 50¢c. and'$ $1.00 dozen 25¢., 50c. and $1.00 1.00 and $2.00 ~ BILLFOLDS 69c. Phone 16 We-have had many years of |; You can rely PORT PERRY Prompt and EMMERSON Port Perry Geoyge Do 100 then al tively discussion be leld at the iome of Mr. John Milner jo -on December 8th. The committee are Ivan Milner, Mildred Corbétt, Roy, Henders, Victor Aldred. Lunch i! mittee--Mrs. R. Prentice, Mrs, Doftald Crozier, Mrs.. E. Fines; Mrs. M. Mc- Laren. Everyone invited." Scugog has quite a novelty--a pet deer roaming all -over--and it likes to be petted, too. Miss Luella Jeffrey, is spending this week home with her "parents, The sale of Mr. Geo. Shunk's"stock and implemgnts was well attended, and fair prices were realized. burton friends a few 'days last week. Wood cutting is the order of the day before the snow comes. Mr. and Mrs. C. Jeffrey and Lois of "Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Clements, Mr. and Mrs. G. Fishley, of Seagrave, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. WwW. Jeffrey on Sunday. returned- to Los Angeles, Cal, after spending a month at Havre, Montana. We are glad to see Mr. H, Demara out agai after suffering from a broken and a' cracked rib. from Haliburton on Monday, after spending a month there working. Mr. and Mrs, R, Jackson and Mr. N. Shunk attended the 87th birthday party of Mr, Jas. Jackson, at the home of his daughter Mrs, F, Baxter, in To- ronto, on Saturday. They also visited with Mrs. Chamberlain. Miss Gertrude Shunk is leaving this week- to visit her Liother Gordon, at Maple, Ont. ---- - : ronto, on Saturday, to spend the "win- Strand Theatre "~ UXBRICGE Thursday, Friday, Saturday, this week Double Academy Award Winner "BOYS' TOWN" Youl'l laugh and cry at this most hu- man drama of 'Father Flannigan's ] School - Any Church, School, or Library, will agree it's a moral picture worth see- ing. 8.16. Saturday 7:30 and. 9.30 Our Gang in Awful Tooth--Winning Ticket Theatre Closed Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Open hursday, riday and Saturday. Christmas and New Years pens. S Dec. 26-26-27, January 1-2-3. : Tell your friends Thursday, Friday, Saturday Next at the home of Miss Florence Carter, "Mr. and Mrs. Russell Savin have |" Mr. Leonard Hope returned home Mr. Gill returned to his home in To. a Spencer Tracy and Mickey Rooney, in! ter with his sister Mrs, A. R. Wilson, Myr. Victor Aldred visited in Toronto a few days last week, . Mr. and 'Mrs. H. Carnochan and family. and Mrs. W. Mark visited Mrs, H. Long, on Sunday. Mr. Roy Hope spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs: H. Hayes. ; Mr. 8S. Chandler has built a new wood shed and verandah on the south of his house. Mr. Norman Crozier has been busy remodelling a hen house for Mr. M. Fralick. SEAGRAVE Our Church was well filled on Fri- day evening as the people gathered to hear the concert put on by the Don Mills Road United Church choir. Mrs, E. Wallace very kindly took the organ and the crowd entertained themselves with community singing, interspersed with jokes by the Rev. W. R. Tristram until the arrival of the choir. Rev. Mr. Tristram introduced the choir leader Mr. Bolingbroke, and explained that through the thoughtfulness of Mr. and Mrs. Sleep we were able to-se- cure the services of- the choir for the evening. Mr. Bolifigbroke, a very genial man, at once gained the good 12th. This meeting is the election of | will of the audience and the evening | McArthur, was a success from the first number. Joy Hood and Clara Hardy are busy The choir sang an opening chorus with Jim Marlow, Leonor out accompaniment. © Rev. Mr. Tris- Rev. F. G. Joblin had the honour of tram introduced Donald Roach, gold] having charge of the opening exercises, medal violinist of Toronto Exhibition," Leanor Shaw, Vivian Sadler, 1at the County Council at Whitby. The social evening which was held we believe one of the sweetest violin- | Forder. He surely has aj VanCamp; ! his selections were very much enjoyed,' ists we have heard. great future before him. Another Rev. Mr. Joblin artist was Bruce Webb also a gold. Dalton Dorrell, Keith and Neil John- opened the meeting, then community !' medalist of Stratford; a bass soloist. ston. A humorous vocal number "We'll Current events are always | He sang altogther four selections-- have to Mortgage the Farm" was ren- 'The Big Bass . Viol", "Shortn'ng Mildred Corbett gave a. reading, Let Bread", "Kerry .Dances" and "In the 'Ann Thompson, and male quarttette. | Garden Where the Praties Grow". took place on why men' "do vot wear These were very much eijoyed and we Anthem and a most entertaining even- wedding rings. "A committee was then ' could have listened to many more. ing was brought to a close. chosen for the next meeting which will Miss Jean Sellery gave several read-! ings, 'and of course they were good. Mrs. Sadler-and her puipls on a very Ve always enjoy hearing Jean. Mrs. Rowantree, a soprano, sang "The | Second Minuet' and "Laugh a Bit oil Love a Bit". A very beautiful chorus by the choir "Going Home" was an- other of thé especially good numbers. Everyone was looking forward to sce- ing as well as hearing Eddie Allin of radio fame. . Eddie was with the choir in a male chorus, as'well as the choir numbers. Mr. Bolingbroke and Mrs. Rowantree gave as an amusing item the familiar duet "Madam Will You Miss Bolingbroke sang a solo lullaby. Mr. Tristram introduced the min- ister of the Don Mills Church, Rev. A. Gillies, who was an old and very dear friend. of his own. Rev. Gillies ex- pressed his pleasure at so unexpected- Walk with Me", their words werel- Mr. Raymond Fralick visited Hali-. Jargely improvised but were enjoyed. joy at being able to accompany his choir and have them give their service of song for our benefit. All joined in singing "God Save Hie King". Pro- ceeds $32.50, BLACKSTOCK Mrs. Naysmith Henry of Janetville, visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. '[ Bailey one day last week, Miss Evelyn Devitt of Port Perry, spent the week end with Mr, and Mis, A. L. Bailey. On Friday evening last a Branch of the Red Cross for the Township of Cartwright was organized with the following officers: President, Reeve C. P. Devitt; Vice-President, Rev. Stinson; Secretary, Rev. E. P, wf Treasurer, Mrs. A. L. Bailey; Chair- man of the ladies' work Committee, Mus, Virginia Archer. Additional members of the work committee, Mrs. Earl Dorrell, Miss Eva Parr; organ- izer, Mayor Ross Strike, Presiddnt of the Bowmanville Branch. On Thursday evening November 28, a recital was given by the following piano and vocal students of Ada Jones- Sadler, A.T.C.M,, in the Community! Hall: Piano -- Jack. Marlow, Grace Graham, Chea Parl, Eileen Toms, | Lucille Forder, Jessie McArthur, Betty Ethel Carter, Kathleen, Potter, Ann Thompson, Arnold Taylor, ! Shaw, Edith; "Wright. | Vocal -- (solos) -- Edith Wright, , Amn. Thompson, | Ethel Carter, Lucille (Duet) -- Wilma and Jessie' Clara Marlow and Grace Graham, (Quartette)-- Roger and dered by Vivian Sadler, Leanor Shaw, This was followed by the - National Congratulations are extended to fine program. 'We are sorry to report that Me Henry Mountjoy has the misfortune to fall, fracturing his leg. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jawl of Toronto, spent last.week with the latter's cousin Mt: 8:-LJd doctor's care following a weak spell taken while singing in" St. Anglican choir- on Sunday evening, November 19th. We are pleased to know that he is repressing. favour- ably. - . the message sent to the Port Perry Star from England. We hope to hear from them again in the near future. Mrs. Jabez Wright and Jean, 'and Mrs. Cecil Ferguson were in Toronto last week attending the annual convea- ly meeting an old friend and also his tion of the Women's Institutes. w Joe E, Brown in "Wide Open Faces" COMING--N, "Eddy in "Sweethearts" LOW RATES for FARM HOMES firey, --who--was--under--the F] John's a | | iS -- LE = BB BB BNR RBH RN ON WENN THE RED & WHITE STORE 'CHRISTMAS GIFTS TOYS DOLLS, GAMES, TRUCKS All on Display CHRISTMAS CARDS 2 for 5c. 3 for 5¢. 5c. each Fine All Wool Sweaters, Monarch Knit. $3.50 and $4.50 WALLPAPERS--1940 Patterns all in Sun-Tested, Semi-Trimmed, 10c. per roll and up. Fe DERE The many friends of Rey. C. 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