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Port. Parry, Mr. cand Mrs. M. M. Boyd and children, and 'Mr. Robt. Boyd, of To- ronto, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. Farmer for the week end. Messrs. Jas. Kerr and George Stone were in Montreal on-Monday. Mr. Kerr was attending the Lions Club i" Convention, Mr. and Mrs. Hardy E. Purdy of Larder Lake are holidaying at the home of the former's mother, Mrs, E. Xone frs., (Dr.) J. B. Lundy returned home on Sunday after a visit with her daughter Mrs, D. Jackson, Toronto. Private Robt. Gibson of Kingston, Royal Canadian Ordinance Corps, spent the weck-end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Bentley (his last leave.) Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Skerratt and Mrs. G. ""Book of Toronto, visited Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Bentley and Mr. and Mrs. A Williams. Mr. Harold Hayes of Claremont, spent the week-end with his Batunts, Mr and Mee RB Havas Eyes Examined Glasses complete, or lenses only, supplied where necessary, at reasonable prices,-- I. R. BENTLEY'S OPTOMETRIST CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Rector: Rev. J. C. Clough Sunday, June 30th-- 8 a.m.--Holy Communion 0:45 a.m.--Sunday School. 7 p.m.--FEvensong and sermon. Sunday, July 7th-- 8 a.m.--Holy Communion 9.45 a.m.-- Sunday School 11 a.m.--Holy Communion and sermon. : ST JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Robt. Simpson, Minister. Sunday School at 10 am. Worship Service at 11 am. tee PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH 10 a.m.--Sunday School. 11 a.m.--Communion Service. 7 p.m--Evening Worship. _ FREE Parking Phone 1011 OSHAWA Air Conditioned Friday - Saturday, Tone 28-29, Tyrone Power and' Dorothy Lamour, in 'Johnny Apollo' with Edward Arnold, Lloyd Nolan, Charley Grapewin. ADDED--Cartoon-- "TUGBOAT MICKEY REVIVAL, Friday, at 11 p.m. 'Oklohoma Kid' starring James Cagney and Humphféy Bogart. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, . JULY 1-2-3 The screen's woman of the year, Vivien Leigh and Robt. Taylor in -Jand no further, Apron, Collar and Belt: Say thus far, The Dictators shall die the same as Herod who would not share his throne with another. God is our Refuge and Strength. An Anchor that cannot be removea. let us be grounded déep in .our Saviour's Love. ' Even if few things remain. Christ remains. Self sacrifice and heroisms, faith in the power of truth and right remains. Chastity, modesty and purity ~ermains, Things that under- mined the French were the love of ease, wine and impure lives, Every- thing that makes life worth living still remains, Then Jesus Christ re- mains and with Him, the same, yesterday and forever with His smil- ing face. He still remains, even though the earth be removed and the mountains be carried into the midst of the Sea. Y Delightful Entertainment The ability to "carry on" under ad- verse conditions was well displayed by the ladies of tha, Church -of 'the A ccmnctonn sli s dhaln Hanudont) ras ca ZION The Women's Association met on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs, Llew. Hall, "The president, Mrs. Bruce Sloan took the chair, Mrs. S. Hall read the 140th Psalm. Roll Call was responded to by a goodly number of members and several visitors. The Treasurer's report showed a balance regarding a strawberry: social to be held at Zion on July 5th, Miss Ellen Stokes and Miss Clara Hall favoured with readings, The July meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. N. Eagleson, Oakwood. Lunch was served at the close by teh hostesses in charge. Proceeds of meeting $3.75, Mrs, Stanley Hall and Mrs. Bruce Sloan were delegates at the W. A. Convention in Lindsay on Thursday. A large number from here attended the anniversary services at Pleasant Point on Sunday. The friends of Mr. Francis Stokes are sorry to report he is in the hos- pital at Little Britain. All hope for a speedy recovery. Mr. Harry Hall, of Lindsay, spent Sunday at his home here. - - of /$124,22. There was a discussion |i PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 27th, 1940 I TL | LAWRENCE'S Drug Store NEWS | "YOU CAN SAVE WITH SAFETY AT YOUR REXALL STORE" VICEROY SPECIAL Bathing Caps Excellent Quality Popular Styles and 'A refr Summer ENGLISH" Health Salts * WILSONITE eshing Dok Safe protection for _ your eyes. Colors. Noted for its fine All fresh stock. ~~ flavour Comfortable too. 25¢, B5¢c. 39¢. 1 POUND 39. 50¢c, and 75¢. 'NOXZEMA TANGEL ARRID 10 ounce size For deep Sunburn Deordorant. Cream 89¢. Per tube 50c. 39¢. and 59¢. PHONE 49 A. M. LAWRENCE The Renal p-- LOOK! 1 Shop at ARGUE'S and get your FREE Ticket with every PORT PERRY Mr. Wm. Willard, of Toronto, was the week-end guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs, H. Willard. Miss M. E. Peabody is holidaying with her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wakeford of Toronto spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. S. Wakeford, Mr, Chas. Cowker an Cawker were week-end and Mrs. John Cawker. * Miss Dorothy O'Neil, Mr. Bruce Harding and Mr. and Mrs. R. Day, of Toronto, were recent visitors in town. ) ET We extend sincere sympathy to Mr. Frank Dowson and his family, at this time of sad bereavement in the death of Mrs. Dowson, after a severe illness. Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Miller of Toronto, are the guests of their saeco Mrs. C. Love. 'Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Quackenbush, of Toronto, were recent guests in town. Mr. John Wooley of Oshawa, was in town recently. Mr. Robert uests of Mr. Major Jack Stewart of Vancouver, Major Stewart is a Veteran of the Boer War was a recent visitor in town, also of the last World War. Mr. Jas. Bingham of Peterboro was a recent visitor in town. Mr. Jack McGrath of Hamilton, in town. this week. Mr. V. Venton of London, called on ~ W. E. Webster recently, 'Mrs. W. H. Doubt, Toronto, was a| week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Allin. Mr. and Mrs. J. Vine of Toronto, were in town on Saturday. Mr. Geo. Tinsley of Toronto, spent the week end with his parents Mr, and Mrs. John Tinsley, Sr. Miss Muriel Cook of Toronto, was home for the week end. Mrs. C. H. Elliott, Toronto, is visit- ing" her sister- in-law Mrs. W. Elliott. re. , to Medical Association Meets in Port Perry On Wednesday last Port Perry Hospital again opened its doors to the meeting of the Ontario County Medi- cal Association, There was a good - attendance of doctors from all parts of. Ontario County in spite of stormy weather. After the business meeting two very interesting papers were given, One by Dr. Pratt, specialist in Urology at St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto." The second paper read was by Dr. Frets, specialist in brain surgery, also of St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto, Following these addresses all phy- Bisians remained to enjoy the hospit- I's hospitality in the form of after- on tea. -Library Notes Patrons of the Library will please notice the following change in hours. Every Saturday evening, from June 20th until September, the Library wil "be open from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m, D,S.T. instead of from 7 pm, to 9 pm. as The usual schedule for other days of the week will be fol- formerly. - lowed. '= During July and August the. Lib- rary will be closed on Wednesadys. : Mrs. Naomi Coburn has kindly loaned her collection of picture post cards, for display, Perry United Church Sunday School Friday, (this week) June 28, the © Official Board will meet in the Ladies' Parlour. me too OBIT URARY Miss, Katie Widden The sudden and unexpected death of Miss Katie Widden, on Sunday, June 9th, 1940, was a great shock to her many friends in Port Perry and surrounding district. Miss Widden, who was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thos. J. Wid- den, spent all her life in Port Perry. Her long association- with her father in the grocery store, brought her in touch with many people who learned to honour and depend upon her for her fair dealing and kindly service in matters of business. Her loyalty to her parents in their declining years brought comfort to them," and was greatly appreciated by the many friends and neighbors who fully understood. how much of person- al sacrifice that devotion meant. That same loyalty showed itself-in practical fashion in Miss Widden's church life. This was particularly noticeable in connection with the Evening Auxiliary of the United Church Woman's Misisonary Society. Here she found many prized friend- ships and a practical outlet for those Christian virtues for which both par- ents and daughter had long been noted. Quict-and unassuming, yet practical and loyal, Miss Widden was a citizen Port Perry could ill afford to lose. ~ The funeral services were conducted by her pastor, Rev. W. J. H. Smyth; and interment was made in Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert. Anniversary Services THE UNITED. CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL OF The Anniversary Services of Port were held morning and evening on Sunday, June 23rd. The speaker was Rev. F. GQ. Joblin, of Scugog Island. 'Special music was given by the Primary department, under "direction of Mrs. Z. M. Jackson, and by the Sunday School scholars, under the direction of Mr. Percy Densham. The church was beautifully deco- rated with flowers, which were after- wards distributed to sick folk in the village. Mr. Joblin's addresses were inspir- ing and helpful. In his evening ad- dress he took for his text -- "I sat where they sat, and remained there astonished among them seven days"-- Ezekiel 3:16. The great lesson drawn from this text by the speaker was the need for sympathetic understanding of our fellow men, Kindness and sympathy will open many hearts. The hot words of condemnation are left unspoken when" we understand the conidtions which bring people to_un- happiness and misery. We shall have to learn to sit where they sit before we can be truly. sympathetic. Mr. 8. Ploughman, Mr. Mansell Gerrow, and Mr, Joseph Baird, assist. ed in the sérvices. Mrs. Orde presided at the organ and Mrs. 8. Ploughman at the plano, et OP FOR SALE - New Dorset Strawberries, sweet berries, no green tips, to 1 large Apply Dawson Kaufman, Port Perry. «July 11 Waterloo Bridge with Lucile Watson and, Virginia Field Thursday, Friday, Saturday, JULY 4-5-6 1940's Girl in the Alice Blue Gown, Anna Neagle and Ray Millard,-in ¢ b3 'Irene with Roland Young, and Alan Marshal a Dream of a show too gay to miss PORT PERRY MASONS ATTEND +. CHURCH SERVICE Joseph Denny Members of Fidelity Lodge, AF. & A.M. attended Divine Service on Sun- day, June 23rd, at St. John's Presby- terian Church, when the Minister, Rev. Robert Simpson, gave an in- spiring discourse, His text was chosen from Heb, 12:25, "See that ye refuse Him that speaketh, for if they escaped not who refused Him" that spake on earth, much more shall we not escape if we turn away from Him that speaketh from Heaven. Whose voice then shock not the earth, but now He hath promised saying, yet once more I shake not the earth only, but the heavens," Though we cannot speak of peace today, we can still have His peace 'that passeth all understanding. We might speak of the building of the Temple of what God desires, and of the Beauty of the Temple, the Great Stones of the building when not a sound was to bé "heard. Or of the apron of humility, or tha collars when men are harnessed for work. We must have that Great Inner something. Of our belief in the Great Supreme Being. In his younger days the speaker said he had to examine build- ings and if they were not on the level or on the square they had to come down again, Everything in our present day life that we hope to remain must be on the level. That is all right if the founda- tions are right. They can be built up again on the old foundations, but said he, if the foundations be destroyed what can the righteous do. Today we fear the lightning strokes of our enemies, Christ said: "I shall build my Church and nothing shall prevail against it." The Church seems these days. Would that all Orders and Organizations. and everything spring- be there; Temple to Him. If not we shall be removed. of the Kaiser in the last war. soul." enemy 100 times more powerful, worse than the Kaiser, say: "You may as well capitulate," made a great oration,' gave, no glory to God. ment. Now is the time to gird on in great danger of being destroyed ing from the Christian Church and all the manpower and Spirit power were harnessed for the great upbuilding of His Kingdom, We should all strive to attend the House of God it matters not who might be there, for God will see if we cannot build a A famous cartoon depicted Albert King of the Belgians under the heel The Kaiser is saying: "What are you go- ing to do, you have lost everything?" Albert replied: "I' have not lost my Today we are threatened with an He might But it is to be remembered that Herod i Then God ] {8 smote him and he died, because he ]¥ Today is no time for discourage- ¢ had to be held in the Parish Hall, The ladies had gone to considerable trouble to beautify the lawn surround- ings for an outside entertainment; but the weatherman turned a cold shoulder to their plans, Very rarely does one hear-a pro- gram -of such beauty and fine expres- sion as that given by The Musical Cameos, of Toronto. In every detail of the several numbers thorough study had been made of costume, gesture, and expression--"The Lass With the Delicate Air"; "Lady Teazel and Sir Peter" from the "School for Scandal"; the very realistic Snake song, and the beautiful "Minuet" were among. the numbers given; and cach selection was a gem in itself. As one person put it, we could have "stayed all night to listen." The ladies of the church are well pleased with the results of their effort: MANCHESTER Miss Rose Masters, Oshawa, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. J. Masters. Pte. Elwood Crosier, Camp Borden, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. F. Crosier. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gerrow spent Sunday with friends at Agincourt. Don't forget the Sunday School pic- nic to Cream of Barley Park, July 4. Mrs. Short and Miss Tucker, of To- ronto, spent a id days will Mr. N. Crosier. Mr. and Mrs, 'Arnold 'Roach spent the week end at.Gameron with friends. UTICA The L. 0. L. are holding service in the United Church on Sunday, June 30 at 2.30 in the. afternoon. Rev. Mr, Bushell will take the service. A band from Whithy will be present. There will be a Red Cross meeting in Memory Hall on Thursday evening, June 27th, A speaker from Uxbridge will. be present. All those Isrestad come to the hall , A shower was held in Memory Hall on Monday evening in h of Miss OFFICERS "OF 'FIDELITY LODGE INSTALLED On Monday 'night, W. Bro, Alex. Bell, and an installing board from Cedar Lodge, Oshawa, visit Fidelity Lodge, 428 G.R.C., AF & AM. and installed the newly elected officers as follows: WwW. M ..W. Bro. I, R. Bentley BW. vicinrviieres Bro. A. W. Brock JW. teens wis Bro. L. D. Colbear Chaplain v2.7 ...Rev. Bro. Jos, Denny Treasurer ..R. W. Bro. A. B. Cawker Sec'y.. oun V. W. Bro. Geo. R. Davey D.of C. ...... W. Bro. G. M. Gerrow ..Bro. Geo. A. Palmer ..Bro. Clarke Williams | LG. os iiveieniicnen Bro, H. L. Durkin ..Bro. Oscar-Beare TYIOr seve vainnnens Bro. C. Philp The ceremony was well exemplified by the Oshawa brethren, Other visitors were present from Orono. Following the ceremony all were treated .to strawberries and cream along with cake and coffee.' The Masonic Grand Lodge meets in Toronto, on Wednesday, July 17, at the Central Technical School. The Grand Masters banquet will be in the evening' at the Royal York Hotel. EXTENSIVE EXPERIMENTS BE- ING CARRIED OUT IN ONTARIO COUNTY Oats and Barley Tests Twelve varietles of oats and twelve different locations in the County--R. Ruddy's farm, Pickering; Jas, Smith's farm, Sandford; and at Dunrobin farm, Beaverton. Hybrid Corn Tests Arrangements 'have -been made to test hybrid corn. These experiments are being carried out by the following farmers: W. H. Westney, Pickering; R. R. Mclaughlin, Oshawa; Geo. K. Beare, Greenbank; Talmage Bryan, Sunderland. Potato Tests - Experiments pertaining to varieties, dates of planting and proper fertil- ization are laid down at Gordon Ry- nard's farm, Zephyr,. while six de- Olive Bassett, our teacher, who re- ceived many useful gifts. We are sorry. to lose Miss Bassett, from our success. in her new home, Sorry to report Mrs. Leighton had to undergo an operation in the hos- pital. covery. teachét at the Yellow School. ' ps community, but wish for her every We wish for her a speedy re- Congratulations to Doris Walker and Willard Alderson on passing their Entrance without trying the exams. Congratulations to Miss Thelma Crosier in securing the position as | Harrison, Uxbridge; George Beare, tration plots are located on farms belonging to the following: Leslie Feasby, Sandford; Leslie Ken- nedy, Zephyr; Milburn Meek, Sand- ford; Norman = Kennedy, Thos. McKnight, Uxbridge, Wm. Har- rison, Uxbridge. Certified sced has been used, fertilizer has been used, regular spraying for control of insects and control of disease will be carried out. At the end of the season the crop yield will be compared. In addition to the above tests, small quantities of hybrid corn will be grown by John Harvey, Udora; Wm. Greenbank; Milburn Meek, Sandford; PROPERTY FOR SALE "The home of the late Mr, and Mrs, James Lucas, Port Perry. Apply to Ralph Veitch, Uxbridge; F. M. Chap- man, Pickering; L. L. Bagshaw, Sun- derland; Walter Ball, Uxbridge; Chas. Webster, Uxbridge; Roy Hart, Ux- come asgopiated with Mrs. G. M, Renhle, Port Perry. jun27 ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. Arthur W. S. Greer wishes to STON that Frank R. Gee, Barrister, ete., has be- Law and will be in attendance at his- Port Perry office Monday, Tuesday, Friday and Saturday of each week. bridge, Ralph Boake, Whitby. him in the practice of of harley are_ being tested at three]" Uxbridge; | 2 Ibs. Seedless Perry Star. STOOP First Prize--98 Ibs. Bread Flour. Second Prize--24 Ibs, Pastry Flour - Draw to be made Saturday, July 27th, at 10 p.m. ~ @ SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK @ 3 TOILET TISSUE 19c. RAISINS 23c. E. L. ARGUE AUCTION Saturday, June 29 fects, .etc., belonging the late Mrs. Chas. Hooey, Port Perry. particulars. SALES th, household ef- to the Estate of Rundle, at the premises now occupied by Mr. Percy See bills. Tuesday, July 2nd--Residence and Household effects of the date Peter Leask, at Greenbank, Sale at 1 pm, Sée- bills for | urchase. 2 Ibs. Maple Leaf LARD 19c. 2 tins PEAS or CORN 19c. We Deliver Phone 91 [iss ettasstiatariiatiizaitniitnaiizentanziiss REEL 800080000888sbbRr itis nartisbnbrttiisaaaniiy FOR SALE W. J. COOK :: "REAL ESTATE Ice Refrigerator suitable for home Myrtle Station, Ont. or summer cottage. Apply at the Port P.O. Box 47. Phone 120 r 2 Farm, Village, Town and City pro- perties for sale, . All sorts of ex- changes will be considered. novl (The firm of Greer & Humphreys Is dissolved) RUSSELL. D. HUMPHREYS 244 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa. p Phone 814 in attendance at my Port Perry offiée on Tiesday. and Thursday afternoons of éack © = "week of-by appointment. : vin Street, Port Perry, Phone 94 Ted Jackson, Aucti + Phone 12 FOR SALE hi Quantity of Seed Buckwheat. Apply to Ralph Wilbur, Utica, 1r 14 Phone 164 r 12, Port Perry. 031 Church, Scugog. and conditions apply any tender not neces! TENDERS WANTED Tenders are called for the building of a basement under For specifications 'the Centre to George Sweet- man- or James Crozier. Tenders- re- ceived until July First. Lowest or sarily accepted. FOR RENT House property bétween Prince Al- bert and Port Perry known as Lapp propetty. Apply to "Harrls; Harris & Wallses, Port Perry, Phone 24. July 11 ELECTRIC FENCE " writers' Laboratories. Fi 6 Models to For Sa : FARMER | SERVICE. : Phone 88 Aad CONTROLLER ~ ow 'blag bol | soording fo the allio By id established dnt roe Your complet [ Sop ne 10 with | po wi + Choose from $14.95 and Up ~ Fence Bc. a Rod or Less le By RADIO -. Port Perry Star |DR. H. H. ARMSTRONG DENTIST _| Leonard Block over Prentice's Barber : Shop. Telephone 287 - - W. A. Sangs DENTAL Sangste Office Hours: - 9 a.m, to 6 pm." Office Upstairs, over C. Sleep's : Insurance Office, Port Perry DR. J. B. LUNDY DENTAL SURGEON North side Queen Street, Port Perry. Phones: Office 68w, Residence 68) ARTHUR W. 8. GREER in attendance at my Port Perry office on Wednesday morning, and Priday afternoon of each week, or by appointment. Blong Block, Port Perry, Phone 28 FOR SALE Four young registered Shorthorn bulls from ten to twelve months, reds and roans, herd fully accredited. FOREST E. PUGH Tel. Claremont 2112 "Uxbridge R4 ARE YOU THE MAN? Reliable man, between 26 and 60 years, with car, needed immediately to hand out FREE Daily Necessities it as Razor Blades in nearby rural '|xoute and supply established demand for Eyre syday Necessities including Spices, Extracts, Baking Powder, Soaps, Medicines, Mineralized and Poultry Tonics and Fly Spray. Farm experience helpful, Selling ex- perience not: necessa Beginner must be satisfied with $30.00 weekly at start, Credit furnished. Wri te immediately, The J. R. atkins oom pany, Montreal, Que, Dept O Juns2orh POSITION WANTED English Woman, : 162 'wants position' as housekeeper. Experienced "in all farm work. ~~ - Has boy 18, girl 11. Low. wages "for a steady, goad home, Hudson, « eo B. 'Ploughman, Port - Perry. June 27 --h i "WANTED Youhg girl to help with house work --live in. Apply to Box 9 Port Perry Office above Bell Telephone Exchange, -- HAE.