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.at Cricklewood Lodge. _~ Mr. J. Hager of Midland, was in "on the sick list. May she have a speedy . she values at fifteen dollars. : ~themy from The Moore-Rickard "Toilet Sets--Ladies' or Gents'--of beautiful design and priced right at Bentley's. Miss D. Royce, agent for the H. C. Downham Nursery, of Bowmanville, is Kindly tele- phone-if interested in spring planting. Sorry to report the illness of Mrs. J. Swan. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. H. Honey on the arrival of a son, Mr. Toplis of Peterboro, was a visitor in town on Monday. town on Monday. Miss Bessie Crozier, of Toronto, was a week end guest of her father Mr. Jno. W. Crozier. A nice selection of plpes I# carried at Kaufman's Billiard Rooms. A fine Christmas present for the smoker. Mr. F. Harrison of Pefferlaw, was in town one day this week. Mr. J. H. Bingham of. Peterboro, was a visitor in town on Thursday of last week. Miss Ruth Brent of Toronto, was home for the week end. : 'Sorry to report Mrs. E. A. Howard recovery. Miss Mary Pyatt of Toronto, was in town recently. = Corporal Fred Densham of the Onthrio Tank Regiment, Oshawa, was home for the week end. Sorry to hear of the illness of Mus. J. Lattimore. May she soon be well again. A nice selection of pipes is carried at Kaufman's Billiard Rooms. Christmas present for the smoker. Tea for Red Cross Work . The Scugog Chapter 1.O.D.E. wish to thank all who helped make their tea and draw a success, on Monday Afternoon last. : Fourteen dollars- were realized on the beautiful picture of California Poppies donated by Mrs. Spurr for Red Cross work. Mrs. W. M. Letcher was the lucky winner. i Mrs. Spurr has also left with the Chapter for sale a very fine picture of a more conventional design. This The pro- ceeds are to go for Red Cross work. A fine - {last year, through Palestine, to a very BLUEBIRD GENUINE DIAMOND RINGS 4 FREE ASAINGT LOSS Note-- Every diamond is insured. Bentley's Jewelry Store Port Perry 'Heareia HINTS 4 Qaines Star A LTHOUGH barking the fire is 1 a very simple operation, many «people have trouble with it. Let me explain the method that I have found the most satisfactory. i First (and only if it is neces- sary to make room for fresh coal), gently shake the fire until you see | the first red glow in the ashpit. Then with a shovel or hoe pull the live coals toward the front of the furnace, so that the fire bed slopes downward towards the back. Shovel the fresh coal carefully into the hollow thus formed. And, as in refueling, be sure to leave an ex- posed spot: of live coals right in front of the fire door. This, "hot heck damper open i pot" will act™as a pilot light to - ignite the gases given off by the fresh coal, preventing them from escaping into the house.™ -- When banking the fire for the night, the Ashpit Pamper should be closed and tha Check Damper open. The Turn Damper should ---be left as nearly closed as possible. - "And renieraber, it should never be necessary to leave the fire door- open when the five is banked. If vou follow this procedure, your fire will. stay ia for the night and will deliver ample heat when yon open the drafts in the morning. 4) You save 20% on_ China bought from Bentley's. - Myrtle Station Rev. Geo. Nickle, a_former pastor, I'delivered a fine address on his trip, interested, if not large audience, on Tuesday evening of last week. Those who were not present missed a real treat. When one cannot visit places of fame and interest, the next best thing is to listen to the descriptions: of them by someé one who personally seen them. Mr. Nickle visited many of the places of interest more than once and made a study of them; which Among the out of town guests pre- .sent at the tea were Mrs. Crosley, Mrs. Willis, Mrs. Russell and Mrs. R. J. Harris, of Uxbridge, Mrs. Leask and Mrs. Rowe of Whitby, Mrs. O. Switzer of Toronto, Mrs. Sleep, Mrs. Wooldridge, Mrs. E. Wallace and Mrs. "8. MacFarlane, Seagrave. Mrs. Rowe and Mrs. Switzer delighted the guests - with vocal and instrumental selections. _ Both ladies are former pupils of Port Perry High School and old friends are justly proud of the wonderful contri- bution they are making to the musical world of this district. . The Community room will. be open as usual on Friday afternoon to all in- - terested in Red Cross Work. | Letters of thanks. have been re- ceived from the County Regiment at 'Oshawa for the bale of pillow slips, tea rt Perry. Banquet This important event took place after our pages were made up for this week's issue and we shall not spoil the - report by attempting in now. Look for complete report in our next issue. Christmas wrapped Tobaccos, Cigars and Cigarettes, at Kaufman's Billiard, Rooms." BORN -- FRALICK--To Mr. and Mrs. Mau- rice Fralick, Scugog Island, on Sun. day, December 10.1989, a daughter. [} -------- ---- Port Perry' and pneumonia jackets sent cy ORRISTMAS MAREWY, hg (TUBAPAY, DECEMBER 19th, makes his lecture so much more vivid and enjoyable. . He told as an. intro- duction tof the present conditions in Palestine and the constant' guerello , warfare between the Arabs and the Jews. Then he told of the rough, hilly nature of the land west of_ the plains of the Jordon, the orange groves, the olive orchards and the vineyards on the hillsides which made the country so picturesque to tourists passing from one point to another by bus. - Using a map he pointed out places that we read of in the Bible and which are so old that they seem almost un- real but they were made very real us Mr. Nickle described them; Joppa, by the Mediterranian seaport where the sun is so gleamingly and scorchingly) hot; Nazareth, the home of Jesus; Bethany, where Mary, Martha and Lazarus dwelt; the rich fertile valley of Esdraelon; the Jordon river; Lake of Galilee; Jericho. It was very easy to picture them all in ones mind. He dwelt entirely with old Jesusalem, an area whose circumference is two to three miles and surrounded by a wall. In this part is situated the holy sepulchre as accepted, holy mosque in the temple area, temple of Antonio where Jesus was tried under Pilot, which' was discovered quite recently; garden tomb outside of walls, accepted near grotto of Jeremikh by Procter, tecently discovered by G. Gordon. He contrasted the Holy sepulchre which is accepted by R. C. and. Greek churches as the place where Jesus was crucified and buried with the garden tomb near Golgotha and Jeremiah's Grotto out- side of the walls, and generally & cepted by Prptestants as the m Highly recommended and accepted by leading Bishops. It this part is situ- ated the Holy Sepuldhre and the Holy Mosque, in which the Arabs worship and in the temple area, the Temple of SLUGGISH KIDNEYS fmpair' your health. Rumacaps' Two-way Action qulekly cleanses and invigorates the Kidneys. Use Rumacaps, Sold at A. bL- : o ie EREE., OSHAWA Pies 0 fikely tomb where Jesus was buriéd. AIR-CONDITIONED Thursday, Friday, Saturday, December 14-15-16 In Teahnicolor. From the Great novel by Walter D. Edmonds, "Drums Along The Mohawk" Starring Claudette Colbert and Henry Fonda Addded--, Colored Cartoon. "ONE MOTHER'S FAMILY" REVIVAL-- Friday, 10.45 p.m. "STELLA DALLAS" with Barbara Stanwyck and John Boles Mon., Tues, December 18-19 "Daytime Wife" with Tyrone Power and Linda Darnell ADDED--March of Time No. 3. Wed., Thursday, December 20-21 Two Great Features "DEAD END KIDS" On Dress Parade with John Litel, Frankie Thomas ' -- and . * 'The Girl Downstairs' with Franciska Gaal, and Franchot Tone. EEN Make Your Christmas Gift Theatre Tickets Put up in Attractive Envelopes. ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. R. Simpson, Minister. Sunday Service at 7 p.m. Sunday School at 11 a.m; CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Rev. I. C. Clough, Rector Sunday, Decemder 17--8 p.m. Sunday chool. 7 p.m. Evensong & Sermon Sunday, Dec. 24--8 p.m. SundaySchool 7 p.m. Carol Service. Sr Christmas Day, Dec. 25th= 8.30 a.m. Holy Communion.- 10.30 a.m. Holy Communion and Sermon. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. W. J. H. Smyth, Minister Sunday, Dec. 17--Worship Service at 11 a.m. and 10, The Minister in charge. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Antonia where Jesus was tried under Pilot. Outside the wall is Jeremiah's Grotto discovered by Gene Gordon, : ~ China, Glassware, Waterman Pen PORT PERRY ONTARIO, THURSDAY, "LAWRENCE'S Drug Store NEWS You Can Save with Safety at Your Rexall Store NRA TA LRA ET ERIN EN GIFTS © for CHRISTMAS Wrist Watches $4.95 and up. « Gents' or Ladies' Toilet Sets, © $1.49 to $6.50 Gents' Toilet Sets, $1.26 up " Also many Gifts in Silverware, and Pencil Sets, Stationery BENTLEY'S - JEWELLER - OPTOMETRIST RRR Mr. Motorist Don't Forget Sunfluh - Whirlfoam Service CLEANS INSIDE YOUR MOTOR Dirt and gri: are sucked into all motors through the breather pipe, This dirt collects in nooksand cranniesof the motor --in oil lines--and frequently clogs the oil pump screen, -Our new and unique flushing service '""double-cleans" the mo- tor, loosens and removes dirt and grit be- fore fresh oil is put in. 'BEARE MOTORS Phone 130 RAR £3 5 i i i 3 i : i it £ £5 Port Perry | Annual Christmas Tree on which is accepted by all leading Pro- a skull; Mr: Nickle said that he could see very plainly, in the rock forma-: tion which rises up around the grotto, rr EE EE skull Beyond that a short distance is the garden tomb, which is believed and accepted by leading Protestants to be the most likely tomb where Jesus was buried. Mr. Jack Thompson visited friends in Oshawas last week. Miss E. Smith was in Toronto on Saturday on business for the Red Cross Society. - + ' Mrs. Ggo, Holliday spent Tuesday of last week 'in Toronto. bh ity. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stacey, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Masters, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Lane and Mr. A. Ward, were among the friends who attended a sur- testants to be Golgatha or the place of | the markings, as it were, of a huge A I Thursday, December 21st k TAT IRM A Program consisting of Choruses, Drills and Musical Numbers will be given in the form . of a Radio Broadcast -over Station XMAS Special Miscellaneous Program is to be Given by the Primary Department SO OO OO OO OO OD i y : : 3 | Have Your prise birthday party in honour of Mr. Wm. Lammiman of Oshawa, on the occasion of his 80th birthday on Dee. 6th, He was presented with a good sweater coat. 3 : Mr, Jos. Simpkin has just com- pleted digging a fine well with plenty of good water, for Mr. Chapman on the former Jolinson farm. : Mrs. .Gervan, "Mr. Harry, Gervan, ronto last week. ; . Mrs, R.. Chisholm and Mrs." Luery were visitors to Whitby on Friday. Mrs. J. Hughson reached her 91st birthday last Friday. - Despite her years Mrs, Hughson looks to be in good health and may yet reach the one hundred. mark. : Mr. Arthur Ward had the misfor- week on his return from Solina, After passing thréugh Columbus, his car side swiped with another car which caused conisderable damage. Fortun- ately no one was seriously hurt. Great preparations are in progréss for the Christmas Tree Entertainment by the Sundgy School scholars. The big event' comes off nest week on M. Lawrence's Drugstore, December 21st. < and Mrs. Stewart were visitors to To- tune of an accident with his car last] PRINTING | * _ Done at the a PORT PERRY | .| STAR OFFICE | ~ Satisfactory Work Prompt Delivery ¥ Reasonable Prices \ We shall be pleased to quote + {] prices on any printing, job you may wish to have one. q y . im EEE iain Hm I tied ae ay Christmas Tree: The Port Perry United Church - Sunday School will hold their ~~ # SMO OO | Bell 28. 'DECEMBER 14th, 1939 a - YARDLEY Ladies' Gift Sets ~ $1.00 to $5.00 YARDLEY Gentlemen's Gift Sets - $1.00 to $3.50 . ADRIENNE Ladies' Toiletrie Sets , $1.00 to $6.50 . * BACHELOR Men's Toiletrie Sets -5bc. to $3.26 .. COMB, BRUSH and MIRROR SETS $5.50 GIFT PERFUMES Adrienne, Gardenia, Jasmin Yardley's, ete. 50c. to $2.00 LORD.BALTIMORE STATIONERY ) 25c¢, to $2.00 . .LEATHER BILLFOLDS 39¢. to $3.50. FRANK MEDICO PIPES Assorted: Shapes, $1. "Rubberset and Sims SHAVING BRUSHES 60c. to $5.00 Gift Packages of Neilson's and Betty Ann CIGARETTES = CHOCOLATES CIGARS Fresh Xmas stock just in. and TOBACCO 50c. to $2.60 " 50c. and up. . OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS A. M. LAWRENCE PHONE 49 72 Rexall sav -. PORT PERRY @ : - a amo ---- & .Christmas Lucky Number : ~~ Draw A prize of $7.60 is being if| ofiered to the person bring- #ling the largest amount of 5| poultry (by weight) to the Christmas Fair market. Santa Claus for the arrival of Santa Claus, who is to be on hand "to receive AGENT WANTED security house in introducing 6% % investment to prospective clients. Apply to Box, Port Perry Star, ~ Lucky number. tickets 'will be given to all persons bringing poultry to the market for gale. These tickets will draw the! fol- lowing ¢ash prizes-- A; 1st, $5.00 2nd, $4.50 3rd $4.00 4th, $3.60 5th $3.00 6th, $2.60 wz th, $2.00 Preparationa are being made the children's letters on Fair Day Honest, aggressive man wanted to assist trained -representative of a Investment has paid dividends for years; has highly liquid assets, and is particularly immune from war hazards SHOOTING MATCH FOR FOWL. Corner of No. 12 Highway and the 7th concession of Reach. Turkeys, Geese, Ducks and Chickens for prizes. Saturday, December 16th commencing a 2 o'clock: Fold G. A. CUMMING. FOR SALE 1 Gander, Emden; 2 Geese, African. Apply to Mrs. Jas. Mitchell, R. R. 4, Port Perry. FOR SALE °° . Property on -west side of Union Ave., Port Perry, consisting of house, lot and barn, to settle an estate." Ap- ply to F. R. Bennett, 34 Fairbank 8t., - Oshawa, Ont, Jand White Kitchen 'Restaurant We are serving a special dinner for Christmas Fair Day. Dinner served from 11 a.m, on. Come early and en- joy .the best _meal- in town.. Quick" service. See.our window for Christmas wrapped goods. : WALTER COOK, Proprietor AUCTION. BALES JAS. BYERS--Friday, Dec. 16th, at his residence, Blackstock, household furniture, Sale at 1 p.m. WALTER HOWSAM -- Thursday, December 21st, at lot 5, con. 8, Reach Township, 5 miles west of Port Perry. 80 registered and grade Guernsey Cattle, horses, sheep, hogs, tractor, grain' separator, implements. Sale starts at 11 o'clock, Terms cash. See bills for list and particulars. MRS, J. WILSON--Saturday, Dec. | 16th, at her premises, lot 18, con. 1, Reach Tp.--Farm Stock, Implements, 'TOP PRICE PAID dec 31 for all kinds of Fowl, Feathers, Hides, ete. See bills for particulars. Ted Jackson, Auctioneer. THREE USED BATTERY RADIOS Metals, and Scrap Iron. Alix, Gil FOR SALE boord, Port Perry (by mall) or phone| ; console and 2 Mantle Models. 'Apply-to Farmer Radio Service DELANEY FURS Belleville Tyenton. Oshawa FUR ,COATS Dr. H. H. Armstrong DENTIST Leonard Block over Prontice's: Barber Shop "$1.00 Down. $1.00 Weekly ®Remodelling "®Repalrs MISS A. STOUT AGENT, PORT PERRY Telephone 237 -- Port Perry (The firm of Greer & Humphreys is disclved.) ARTHUR W. 8S. GREER in attendance at my Port Perry office oa . W. A. Sangster DENTAL BURGEON Office Hours: 9 a.m: to 5 p.m, Office Upstairs, over Bleep's : Insurance Office. 7 SUITS BPONGED AND PRESSED ' 80 Cents SUITS CLEANED Dry Cleaned $1.00 C. P. ROLPH ges Upstairs, over Jomisen's Bakery Wednesday'm and Friday afternoon | of each week, or hy appointment. Queen Street, Port Perry, Phone $84 (The firm of Greer & Humphreys Is disolved) RUSSELL D, HUMPHREYS .24Y; Simcoe Street North, Oshawa. + Phdne 814 in. attendance at my Port Perry offies on Tuesday and afternoons 'of each week or Queen Street, Port Perry, Phone 2684 DR. J. B. LUNDY DENTAL S8URGRON Office above Bell Telephona ) North Side Queen Btreet, Port Perry. Phones: Office $0w, Residenss $4) San