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rl! Ta me, -- i '11 hit STAN 3 ~--in-town. PR Last week, Miss Ethel Jamieson, R.N., of Lemberg, Sask., visited her cousins, the Misses Stovin, while on her return journcy from Ottawa Civil Hospital. Miss Adeline Wilkinson is spending a few weeks with her friends, Rev. and Mrs. McLachlan, at Newtonville. Mr. Gordon Ray, Mr. and Mrs, W. F. Clarke and babes Jimmy and Don- ald visited the Misses Stovin last Sun- day. Mr. Grant Robertson of Kingston, is holidaying with his parents Mr. and Mrs. S. Robertson. Mr. Earl Sweetman, of Hamilton, is the guest of his parents, Mr, and Mrs. N. Sweetman. Mr. William Platten of London, Ont. was a recent visitor in town. We were glad to see "Bill" looking well. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. F. Aldred on the birth of a daughter. Mr, and Mrs. Duncan Sinclair Ottawa, are the guests of Mrs. S. Allison. . of E. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Day of Toronto,|" are visiting their and Mrs. D. Day. Mr. and Mrs. G. Heusler and Mar- jory, Toronto, and friends, spent the week end at their summer home on Rosa street. parents Mr, Mr. and Mrs. family of Wh Frank Mclean and itby, were recent visitors Mr. Chas. Blanchard and friends of Oshawa, visited friends here recently. ss Thelma Scarboro, of Toronto, d friends in_town and vicinity over the week end. Mr. Ralph Lyle has returned to To- ronto, after spending a week with t Eyes Examined (Glasses complete, or lenses only, supplied" where necessary, at reasonable prices,-- 4 I. R. BENTLEY'S OPTOMETRIST Sunday, July 21st 8 a.m.--Holy Communion 9.45 a.m.--Sunday School, 11 a,m.--Morning Prayer and sermon, The Church is open daily, for all who wish to use it for prayer and medita- tion. Set aside each day a few minutes for quiet with God. ST JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Robt. Simpson, Minister. Sunday School at 10 a.m, Worship Service at 11 a.m. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. W. J. H. Smyth, Minister, 10 a.m.--Sunday School. 11.00 a.m. -- Public Worship conducted by the Minister. 7.30 p.m. -- Lukeside Service, Speaker Rev. Capt. Sidney Lambert. -- SCUGOG -- A union service will be held in the Centre Church at 7.30 for the next two Sundays. Sunday Schools at the usual hours, Congratulations to Myrtle and Betty Dowson and Helen Sweetman on passing their Entrance Examina- tions on the year's work, and Doris Clark, by writing. Mr. Ted: Turner has returned to friends at Prince Albert and Port Perry. : Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cawker of To- ronto, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Cawker. Mr. Roy St. John of Warren, spent the week-end with friends in town. ~ Regina, Sask., after spending a few months with Mr. M. McLaren, The Red Cross sent a bale of six quilts and 4 blankets and there are several pairs of socks, pyjamas, sweaters and scarves to follow. Mrs, R. Hood is looking after the work at the Foot, Mrs. R. Nenders for the Miss Jane McDowell of Toronto, Centre and Mrs. S. Rodman for the © was a recent visitor in town, Miss 'Ruth Brent returned to To- ronto after a week spent with her mother, Mrs. J. Brent. g Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Lunz and son John, of Toronto, spent the week end ~ with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bottrell. Mr. and Mrs: George Cawker, of Toronto, weve guests of Mr. W., W Cawker on Sunday. Mr. Geo. Tinsley of Toronto, spent the week end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Zellers and Mr. | and Mrs. Richard Cliff, of Michigan, attended the Reader Family Picnic in Oshawa, on Saturday, and spent Sun- day with Mrs. Florence Burton. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Bentley and sons Harold and Douglas, spent Saturday in Kingston. Mr. Robt. Cawker landed a beauti- ful lunge weighing a little over 14% Ibs. on Tuesday. a Miss Gladys 'Bly, of Toronto, is visiting Mrs. F. R. Beatty. Miss Patricia Jackson was home on Sunday. Mr. and Murs. Duncan Sinelair, of Ottawa, and Mrs. Clare Williams of Renfrew, are visiting Mrs. S. E. Al- lison. . - Mr. and Mrs.) Edwards, Mr. and ° Mrs. Ballagh and Mr. Jack Whitmore, of Whitby, visited with Mrs. N. Whit- more on Sunday. Ld . . Activities Members of the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire and others who so generously contributed to®he "Bomber Fund," will be glad to learn that a Bolingbroke Bombing Plane has been purchased and a formal pre- sentation took place in Ottawa on July 13th The Bomber Bears the crest of the Order and a suitable in- scription. * . We are informed by the National Chapter , that arrangements have now been made in England for the distri- bution of our "I.Q.D.E.", Field Com- forts with Lady Tweedsmuir as Chair- man of the Committee. * Ld * Head office has- issued a request throughout the province to send in all Field Comforts--these are to be sent to England immediately. The Port Perry War Committee wish to pack their bale on Friday, and hope all finished articles will be handed in on jhat day--July 19th. ~ ve 0 In a recent communication to our War Work Convenor, we are asked not to re- lax our efforts during the summer, and to continue to making field comforts-- Jocks in particular, =~ - INCE ALBERT Miss Esther Hunter holidaying with her sister, - Mrs. Webb, at Noewaod | Mr. Ralph Lyle, To- ronto, visiting friends here last week | Mr. and Mrs. A. Groupe, of Philadelphia, have arrived at "their summer home here | Mrs, : N.- Kerry, Miss M. Vickery, and "K. Mu: phy are at Oak Lake Sum- "mer School | Mr. €has. Clarke, of hite River. ht"hig home here this week | Mrs. W. Bond and : Helen, of Toronto, are visiting Bond and Mrs. G. Luke Head. A union meeting is arranged for the last Wednesday of August. Miss Audrey Hood is atending sum- iP School in Toronto. . Mr. L. Annis who had charge of the services on Sunday, spoke in the inter- 'ests of the Temperance Federation |He was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Bolton of Toronto. They were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, R. Reader on | Sunday: tt Miss Jean Hood and Miss Grace ' Luke, of Oshawa, spent an enjoyable .week in the cottage at Crozier's shore. Mrs. E. C. Ashton of Enniskillen is visiting her daughter Mrs. Rodman. Mr. and Mrs. Zellers, Mr. and Mrs. R. Cliff of Owendale, Michigan, are spending a few days with their aunts Mrs. 1. Rodman, Mrs. Burton and Miss R. Reader and other relatives. Mrs. Pearson of Oshawa, is visiting with Mrs. T. Redman for a couple of weeks, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Real and little son Donald of Blackwater, Mr. and i Mrs. J. Demara, Mr. Glover and Miss F. Smith were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hope. | Mr. L. Hope, Tyrone, Mr. and Mrs. ,H. Long, Donald and Marie, and Mr. 'J. Hardy, weve visitors of Mr. and Mrs. D. Hope on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. Stainton of Tyrone were week end visitors of her parents Mr. and Mrs. C, Mills. , Mr. Gordon Mawson of Toronto is spending a few weeks with his cousin Mr. Fred Jackson. £10.00 was added to the Church basement' fund on Saturday afternoon by Group 1 of the Centre W.A. ladies from a sale of home-made baking and afternoon tea for Pine Point summer residents at the homé of Mrs. M. Me- Laren. The Boy Scouts who have been en- joying a couple of weeks at Stephen: son's Point, have returned to their homes in Mimico. - Mr. H. Wannamaker, of Port Perry and Mr. Foster Gibbons of Kindersley, Sask, were Monday visitors of Mr. and Gordon Hope. : Mrs. Morrison and "son of Sonya, were guests of Mr, and Mrs. R. Hood on Sunday. . Mrs. G. Collins and Dorothy visited Mrs. S. Gerrow in Port Perry on Tues- day. uite a number attended the Orange walk at Lindsay on Friday. The rains are doing a lot of good to the gardens and root crops, but not so good for the hay. eo Miss Marjorie Martin, Pickering, is spending her vacation at home Mr. and Mrs. Roy Corbman at- tended the Orange Parade at Lindsay last Friday. The W. A. meeting was" held at the home o rs. Howard Martin on Wednesday afternoon, Mt. and Mrs. Thos. Moore and family; of Oshawa, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin on Sunday. Mv. R. Middioton and Mr. H. ul lv 3 "Piss Margaret natrong, St. Johns, N.B.is holidaying at home. The 8.8. Picnic will be hell at Green- wood Park on Fridy attemtn B (: friends in Toronto, 8 ye with Mrs, R. Vernon and Mrs. F. Reesor of Port Perry, Mrs. 8. Reesor and son Allen of Markham, Mrs, C. Wales, Miss M and Brucs Wales. Mrs. Taylor and child- ren, Mrs. Taylor Sr. AWA, Were re- cent guests of Mrs, oh Verbon. Gray ' \ Parine OSHAWA - [3ope Air Conditioned * Thursday, Friday, Saturday, JULY 1819-20 Alice Faye, Don Ameche, and Henry Fonda, in Lillian Russell with Edward Arnold, Warren William and Leo Carrillo. ADDED Popeye Cartoon-- "All's Wel, That End's Well" REVIVAL "Invitation to Happiness" starring Irene Dunne and. . Fred MacMurray Monday and Tuesday, July 22-23 Two Great Features "Saturday's Children" with John Garfield, Ann Shirley, it thoroughly renovated and re-, niodelled, The citizens of Port Perry welcome this good lady to our village; and trust that she will enjoy her new home here. hic Ws BROT HL EEL - SHIRLEY » On Wednesday, July 10th, the Shirley Women's Institute entertained the Nestleton Branch at the home of Mrs. O, Franklin, with Mrs, A. Moore, President, in the chair. The meeting was of a socigl nature with the visit-| ing branch, eleven in number, putting' on thé program of readings, contests and community singing, and the busi-' ness was postponed until the August meeting, The patriotic activities for the past month, in addition to the regular knit- ting, consisted of the making of eight quilts for refugee needs. The quilts were donated to Cartwright Red.Cross and were made by the ladies of Purple Hill and Shirley School Sections, four from each, the Institute contributing the linings, ete. The branch also donated $5 to the Jr. Red Cross in each school to buy blankets for the Red Cross. The blankets were pur-- chased from Horn Woollen Mi}ls, of Lindsay, who doubled the donations from the schools, --e PEP OP Claude Rains, Roscoe Karns, and . King of the Lumberjacks with John Payne, Gloria Dickson Wednesday and Thursday Double Bill 'Dr. KILDAR'S Strange CASE' starring Lew Ayres, Lionel Barrymore, Laraine Day. and "GAMBLING on the HIGH SEAS" with Wayne Morris, Jane Wyman. ADDED-- March of Time" Friday- Saturday, July 26-27 "EDISON THE MAN" IN MEMORIAM In Loving Memory of Mrs. Albert Hall, who passed away July 23rd, 1938. As we journey on alone Mother, Yet seem to see your kindly face and loving smile, by our side as before, Our lips cannot tell how we miss you; Our hearts cannot tell what to say. God only knows hew_we miss you Inourt that are | to-day. Lovingly remembered by her Family and Husband. Neighbours Show Appreciation Mrs. Louellen Sonley Receives an Address and Gifts At the Pinedale Church on the The mention some time ago of your intention of leaving our neighborhood, was to your.many friends a most un- welcome and cheerless thought, as we were compelled to realize that the joy of your continued presence could no longer be anticipated; and so we have gathered here to night, not only to spend a pleasant evening, but to show as best we can our oppreciation of the evening of Thursday, July 11th, the} part you have taken in the life of this; UTICA An ice cream social will be held in Memory Hall on Wednesda§ evening, {July 31st, Good program is being prepared. Lunch will be served. ~ |is under the auspices of the W. A, {-- Mr. George Ward is-home from To- ironto after taken treatment on his hand. - Miss L. Ward spending holidays her home here. Mr. and Mrs, Carson Watson spent Sunday at. Mr. Ivan Geer's. . Mr. and Mrs. H. Wagg visiting at Prince Albert on Sunday. The W. A. met at the home of Mrs, Frank Hortop. A large crowd was present and a good program also a grand supper was served. Mr. and Mrs, James Cormack and family visited at Mrs. J. Swan's for the week end. The children are re- maining for some holidays. Miss Reta Donnelly has secured a school in Northern Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Donnelly are moving to Prince_Albert. : Sorry to report Mr. Fred Ashton on the sick list, } ---- te 5 FOR SALE Used Engine Drive Washer, $69.60. Good Re-conditioned Electric Washer, $39.50. Also good used cleaner. . at Apply at Carnegie Hardware - Port Perry, Ont. 424% % 8 + RA A A AR A A SAS SA AD AREA My Garden Lillian J. Luke Come with me to my garden «And walk amid the dew, In the quiet of early morning When all the world seems new. While the dew is-still on roses, And the birds sing sweet above, Each step something new discloses-- 01d favprites-that you love, Yellow.-roses' spicy fragrancé Perfumes each passing breeze And the tall and stately iris Blossoms, too, beneath the trees. Nearby, rambler roses open Clusters thick as thick can be, Evening primrose spreads a carpet Cloth of gold-for us to see. Poppies' splendors nearly over So her flaunting petals drop, Even as we pause beside her To peep at the forget-me-not. There, dephinium, here sweet william, And the canterbury bell Rings our welcome to the garden Just who could resist it spell? Peonies riot in the shrubbery, Pink and white-and rose -ones-too, Lupin, too, that lovely lady, Sweet, serene and fair to view. Oh, 1 dearly love my garden With its dear old fashioned flowers; But I think it is the sweetest In the early morning hours. FOR SALE Sail Boats, moth type, mahogony, almost new, éighty dollars; Peterbore- canvas canoe, fifty dollars. Wattam, Pine Point, Scugog Island. july2b HOUSEKEEPER WANTED Elderly Lady-wants capable house- keeper, References required. Per- sonal application. Apply to 209 Byron St. North, Whitby. -- P.0.- Box---572; Phone 714. . " STRAYED From a ranch near Epsom, a year- ling Holstein Heifer. Any person [knowing her whereabouts _pleasenotify Chas. Webster, Phone 93 r 3 Uxbridge or write R.R. 4 Uxbridge. 3 be 3 "aatepea SALADA TEA Bom Lae 11h. 3%¢ community gathered to express ap- i preciation and goodwill to Mrs. i COMFORT > SURPRISE x Louellen Sonley, who has recently |$ ; moved to Port Perry. 2 SOAP - 6 bars 29¢ SOAP bes 6 bars 29¢ The following address was read: 3 PEARL . HANDY Dear Friend: 5 6 bars 25¢ AMMONIA - pkg. 6¢ SOAP - PURE LARD 2 LB. 19c SOCKEYE CLOVER LEAF SALMON ' - 15 29% DOMINO ~ "%mb. ib TEA - 33¢ 65¢ SUGAR CRISP ° CORN FLAKES, 2 for 15¢ RICHMELLO %i 1 COFFEE - - 21c 39 neighborhood, during the sev years you have spent here. Those of us who know you best have found you a splendid neighbor, always willing to BUTTER BRAESIDE. Oo A a a A OOS NPS eS eS OPN SE PPI NT First Grade LB. 25€ lend a helping hand, and p d of that spirit of kindness and thoughtful- ness, that has given you a permanent place in our high regard, and won our lasting gratitude, and thus we avail ourselves of this opportunity to pre- sent you with these gifts, not for their whatever "ups and downs" that this gift may serve as a link be- old friends. . cere desire is, that the future has many good things in store for you, and that happiness and. prosperity may follow your footsteps wherever you may go. Signed on .behalf of your many friends and neighbours, Betty Wood- ward, Jean Real, - * 9» After the reading of the address, Mrs, Sonley was presented with a handsome electric coffee urn and ac- companying tray, "Music and a social evening followed. ) LE Ba Mrs. Sonley has bought the Forman property on Queen St, and is having intrinsic value bit as a.token of our|s love and good wishes; trusting that] life's | § calendar may have marked for you] tween the present and the future, ever | keeping fresh the memory of your)¥ As the time draws near when those : pleasant associations of the past must |$ be served, we assure you that our sin-|$ # SUMMER, { 13 oz. bottle # DRINKS - - 95 i BREAKFAST ; # BACON - Ib. 29¢ FANCY. MIXED 2 BISCUITS 2 1b. 25¢ ORANGE "8202, MARMALADE jar. 25¢ PASTRY FLOUR OE ICE0e0e0re080e08080 9080908Ce0s0rce0RCe EC e eos 0ecenece0s OR eORCROROROe0RCe0RCR0e0e e0eCe eORORORe0ROROeORIe0RO0e0eONs EXCELSIOR, 2 1b, 5e - FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES ORANGES mepiun, "doz. Bc | : Ag FJRM. RIPE a i Fresh Stock [TOMATOES . 2 libs. 95¢ | = EATING : i Every. Day CHERRIES ~~ . LB, 95¢ § ¢ Beers CARROTS PLUMS - dozen 1% RADISH, LETTUCE, | PEACHES . . dozen 19¢ § CABBAGE, ETC. | WATERMELONS - each 69¢ GRAPEFRUIT »eoivw, 5 for 25e 5 | Perry, at her. premises, North Street, £2 | Terms Cash, #1 painted and decorated, hard and soft £ | watér in house, bath, électric lights; all conveniences of a city 'home. # | Garage and half acre of garden, three) 5 | streets south of main st, on Shanly st. £| Now occupled by Mr. Corner of the | Bank of Commerce. Will be sold very ¥s reasonable, A, W, Allin, Port Perry. [4 = " 4 y I #18UIT8 SPONGED AND PRESSED EH) PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 18th, 1940 ae EE Ee A I } TAWRENCE'S Drua Store NEWS . LAWRENCE'S Drug Store NEWS § "YOU CAN SAVE WITH SAFETY AT YOUR REXALL STORE" ENGLISH HEALTH SALT A refreshing sum- mer drink. If cools the blood. 1 Ib. Can 39¢ SEIDLITZ POWDE NOXZEMA ....15¢., 59¢., 89. MONTSERRAT LIME JUICE, ; C. 'NIAGARA MAID GRAPE Make this your Headquarters for Vacation Goods RS pkg. 15¢. . 2 pkgs. 26¢, i } |p JUICE ......25c. and 45¢. . VICEROY BATHING CAPS. 26¢., 35c¢., 39c. 4 3 PHONE 49 ~ TOWN HALL, ** HURRICANE "SHE WHOOPS Fighting on all Fronts, - Holland Smashed. FOR SALE ' 1939 Oldsmobile, 6 Cylinder Sedan, Black, equipped with heater and de- froster., Car like new. Must be sold to wind up estate. --Apply to- Mrs. Edna Ingram, Port Perry, Ont. july26 ARE YOU THE MAN? Watkins Dealer (between:-26 and 50 years, with car), needed immediately to hand out FREE Soap in nearby rural route and supply established demand for Everyday Necessities, in- cluding Spices, 'Extracts, = Baking Powder, Toilet Preparations, Clean- sers, Medicines, Fly Spray, Mineral- ized Stock and Poultry Tonics. 72 year reputation. 10,000 dealers. Must be satisfied with $30.00 weekly at start. Selling experience unneces- sary. Farm experience helpful. Credit furnished right parties. Write im- mediately, The J. R. Watkins Com- pany, Montreal, Que, Dept O-P-6. : - July 4-11-18-26 AUCTION SALE MAYNARD--On Saturday, July 20, at 2 p.m. (D.S.T.) on his premises op- posite Beare's garage, John Street, Port Perry, Mr. Maynard is offering his furniture for sale. 3 Ted Jackson, Auctioneer FOR SALE 1929 Ford Coupe, rumble seat. Apply to David Luery, Myrtle Station. FOR SALE . 1939 Oldsmobile, 6 cylinder sedan, black, equipped with heater and de- froster. ' Car like new. Must be sold to wind up estate, Apply to Mrs. A. P. Ingram, Port Perry. july25 FOR SALE + A number of calves for sale every Tuesday -- Hereford Heifers, Polled Angus; T.B. tested. Call on Tuesday, three miles east of Cannington, Lot 7, concession 13, Mariposa. John Budd, Woodville. aS A. M. LAWRENCE A NT AR HONS SN TN TALKING PICTURES TUES. JULY 23RD with Lane Chandler, A FAST WESTERN THRILLER, and other Pictures, including Zazu Pitts in Special Attraction--"EUROPE AT WAR" SEE---Rritish Air and Sea Forces. Submarine Attacks Britain's Fleet at Narvik Adults 280. 8.45 p.m. _Children 180. Lperties- for sale. PR PORT PERRY PORT PERRY HORSEMAN?" TO CONQUER? Scandinavia Invaded. Belgium Bombed, Ww. J. COO REAL ESTATE = Myrtle Station, Ont. P.O. Box 47. Phone 120 r 2 Farm, Village, Town and City pro- All sorts of ex- changes will be considered. novl CEMENT AND ROAD GRAVEL Also Sand for building purposes. For prices of gravel and hauling apply to M. DONNELLY Phone 164 r 12, Port Perry 030 - (The firm of Greer & Humphreys is dissolved) RUSSELL D. HUMPHREYS 24} Simcoe Street North, Oshawa. Phone 814 ; 3 in attendance at my Port Pessy office on -- Tuesday and Thursday afternoons of each week or by appointment. . Queen Street, Port Perry, Phone 94 a DR. H. H. ARMSTRONG DENTIST. Leonard Block over Prentice"s Barber Shop. Telephone 287 - - - Port Perry W. A. Sangster DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 pm. Office Upstairs, over: C. Sleep's * Insurance Office, DR. J. B. LUNDY DENTAL SURGEON Office above Bell Telephone Exchange, 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 Friday afternoon of each week, or by appointment. AUCTION SALE Saturday, July 27th -- Household effects of Mrs, Neil Wilkinson, Port See bills for list. - Blong Block, Port: Perry, Phone 28 PROPERTY FOR SALE The home of the late Mr. and Mrs. James' Lucas, Port Perry. Apply to ° Mrs. G. M. Rennie, Port Perry, Jun2? Ted FOR SALE Seven room frame hotise newly Jackson, Aucti y July 18tf iil . - 80 Oente Dry Cleaned $1.00 C,'P. ROLPH . FOR SALE Thirty-six Leghorn Pullets for sale, 9) Sy year old. Apply to J. T, Bush, R.R. 2 . Port Perry. On the Lambkin Farm, on Oshawa Rd, south of Port Perry. FOR EXPERT RADIO * : "=| REPAIRS SUITS CLEANED g call John Farmer Upstairs, over Jemison's Bakers Fra BUY SYNE Phone 88 Port Perry . Al i