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Port. Parry some days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Beare. * Miss Marian E. Fgimer has return- 'ed to Toronto, aftér spending some weeks with Mr. and Mrs. S. Farmer, Mrs. {, Boyd and Clive, have re- turned home after a Neogks visit wiih her sister, Mrs. M. M. Boyd, in To- ronto, Mrs. Robt. Murray recently enjoyed a very pleasant visit from Miss Claire Kleiser, of New York. Miss Kleiger, - who is a former Canadian, is prin- cipal of New York's largest and most costly Public School. "The school pro- perty is valued at $3,000,000. WELCOME TO PORT PERRY ° Mr. and Mrs. H. Breckow and Miss Eleanor Shaw are newcomers.in the Port Perry community. We extend to them a sincere welcome and trust that "their stay with us will be profitable to all concerned. Mr. Breckow is teacher.of Mathe- matics at the High School, replacing Mr. Kerr, who is now with the R.C.A. F. Miss Shaw is téacher of Home Economics in the High School and the upper Grades of the Public School. Nr. and Mrs. Foster Vernon are back" with us, looking well and happy after the.summer holidays. Mr. Ver- non has a big program of shop work mapped out for High School and upper Grade Public School students, Mrs. W. T. Bond, of Chicago, Ill, and Mr. Gordon Howard, of Toronto, were recent visitors of Mrs, A, E. Howard. ) Mrs. Redfern of Calgary is.spend- ing a few days with Mr, and Mrs. W. F. Thompson, and MissA;-Thompsen; of Manchester. Mrs. Redfern is a niece of the Thompsons. : NEW FALL MILLINERY Mrs. Hall announces that she is offering for sale Smart New Fall Styles in Hats at her home, Queen Street, Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. whiny Smallman, of Weston, were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Smallman. Mr. and Mrs. Wililam Whiplin, of 'Toronto, . were Sunday guests with "friends in town, Miss Margaret Simmon, of Toronto, was the week-end guest of her mother "Mrs. D. McMillan of Brantford and her daughter Mrs. W. Dickson, of relatives in town. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilkinson, of Uxbridge, were recent visitors with © Mr. and Mrs. W. Cook.. We are pleased to Yarn that Mr. 'Fred Beatty is able to return home from the hospital. We wish him early and complete recovery. Dr." R. B. Harris, of Copper Cliff, called on his brother, Mr. W. H. Harris, on Tuesday. Messrs, Sam Cawker and Roy HN. Cornish did "their bit" down near Montreal, and have returned home looking particularly fit, NOTICE TO TEACHERS The Inspector of Public Schools would like the names and addresses of all married women teachers hold- --- ing First or Second Class Certificates who are now residing in the Village of Port Perry, and who may be avail- able at teachers. Those who wish to ply, com Mcate with R, H. Cornish, before Monday, September 16. Telephone 126j. UNITED CHURCH NOTES A fine congregation attended the morning service last Sunday and a fine spirit was evident. The evening address on the "Ashram" of Rev.. E Stanley Jones at Saugatuck, Mich,, re- cently - attended by 'the pastor, was warmly received. ary from India. At _ this service air, Riches." 28th. Services will be observed. On Thursday, Mr. Will Stevens of Toronto, spent }* ..Chatham,- were recent... visitors with |) ceased was held. By request Mr. Smyth 'will speak next Sunday morning on the Life Mes- sage and work of this great Mission- Spiritual prayers appropriate to Re: consecration Week will be offered for all who represent us in the forces of His Majesty on land, sea and in the In. the evening the theme will be Looking Squarely at Our Spiritual A splendid meeting of the Sunday School Board was held at the parson; age on Monday night, and careful 'plans are being made for a great Rally of the Sunday School on Sept. On October 6th, World Communion September 26th; a supper meeting will be held in the i 8. room for all members of the A} Fithe. OSHAWA [Gp / Air Conditioned A Famous Players "Theatre Friday and Saturday, those howlarious MARX BROS. camp for a night at the 'The Big Store' with. TONY - MARTIN. REVIVAL FRIDAY. NITE: Pride and Prejudice Greer Garson and : Laurence Olivier ¢ MONDAY and TUESDAY y Robert YOUNG, Laraine DAY, The Trial of Mary Dugan from the play by Bayard Veiller Last Sunday evening in the United Church, Rev. Mr. Smyth gave a most interesting and inspiring description of some of his experiences while on his recent visit to Chicago, where he enjoyed "Ashram." The following sketch gives seme idea of the purpode of this recent Christian institution... "Ashrams have been introduced in- to the. United States through contacts with India, by 'the Fedora) Council of Churches of Christ in America." The origin of the Ashram is a forest school where a spiritual preceptor, with his disciples, would go aside and in dis- ciplined spiritual quest search for God and release. , The key note of the Indian Ashram is discipline and sim- plicity. We have taken this Indian framework and put into it a Clisistisn content. 'The. Ashram differs from a cone ference or retreat in that instead of trying to find verbal answers as in a conference, and instead of trying to get spiritual help in a retreat for also Righard ARLEN, Jean PARKER "Flying Blind"' with Roger Pryor . = 3 . Wednesday for 4 riotous days, those loony BUCK HRIVATES are-- "In the Navy" Bud ABBOT COSTHL LO The ANDREWS SISTERS and DICK POWELL new Songs, new Laffs, new way to float your cares away-- IN THE NAVY William Pardon Spence! A former resident of Port Peri Wililam P, Spence, who had lived in Whitby for the past twenty years, passed away on Sunday, September 7. He was a son of, the late William and Mary Pardon: Spence of Manchester and was well known .as a -house- builder. The death of his son Frank, who served in the First Great War and won a Military Cross, was a blow from which he never recovered. But it_was only a month ago that serious systemic trouble was detected aid only a week since he took to his bed. For two days prior to death he was in a diabetic coma from which he never recovered consciousness. He will be remembered by all who knew him as a good friend, a conscientious worker, and a loyal citizen, He is survived by his widow, the former Nellie Wildman, and. eight children: Darrell, of Victoria, B.C.; Bert, of Lansing, M Mich.; Gordon, of Stouffville; Ernest, of Toronto; Uni (Mrs. Gilbert Brown), and Irene (Mrs. Harold Hoigh), Battle Creek, Mich.; Ella (Mrs, Chas. Slack), of Beams- ville; and Ina (Mrs. Oliver Ford), of Lansing, Mich. A brother, Robert, of Toronto, and a_sister, Mary Ellen (Nellie), of Port Perry and Toronto, The funeral service was conducted by the Rev. Mr. United Church. Six personal friends, Messrs. E. Brookes, B. Smith, L. Agg, M. Kane, F. Oliver and D. Sutton bore the body to its last resting-place in Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert. Many beautiful floral tributes testi- fied to the esteem in which the de- This action was found Parks of Whitby one's personal life, the Ashram -at- tempts not to find answers so much as to be the answer, In other words, we try to produce in our individual and i corporate life a minjature Kingdom of God. We know how imperfect it will be,.and yet we know that there must ¢ a demonstration in terms of actual life of the meaning and nature of the , Kingdom, We, therefore, attempt te {be a miniature Kingdom of Ged." ), "We know how difficult and inade- quate it is to be together for just two weeks, as in these American Ashrams, j but in these two weeks we try to catch the habits and spirit of the Kingdom so that we can become tiny tcells-of this new life-when-we Ca into our respective places, In order to become a cameo of the . "ASHRAMS" .| pacifist and non-pacifist, and in spite of differinig viewpoints, create a living |- certain barriers which exist between God and us, and between one-another. First, we try to get down the barriers between us and God, for we never are released in regard to people unless we are released in regard to God, there- fore on the first day we ask the people why they have come, and what they want, That breaks down the barriers and keeps people from being just cased. Second, we break down the barriers between races, bringing together all races and producing out of them a fellowship, Third, we break down the varieh of class by bringing together people of all classes, and further we break down |© the barrier between, those who work with their hands and those who do not, by assigning every one manual wi rk. In order to get down the barrier be- tween those who have degrees: and those who haven't, we lay aside all titles and call each other "Brother John, or Sister Mary. » Further we try to break down the barrier between those who lead and those who' are_led, by having long periods of silence in which God. speaks to both leaders and led. Moreover, we try to have co-operative thinking in which we come out to group con- clusions. We do not- bring together those of 'one type of mind in order to have a fellowship. We bring together the conservative and the radical, the| fellowship. _ One does not have to agree with the intellectual viewpoint of another.in order.to have a fellow- ship. We can frankly state our case and give our viewpoint, and then hold together in spite:of differences, Because this is an attempt to make the word become flesh in actual re- Tig we undertake to get down lations, this fellowship continues be- Set i. Excelsior 241b.Bag 65c, PALMOLIVE SUNBRITEE--26 OZ. SOAP - 2for13¢ TEA. ==. 38c_ ODEX TENDERLEAF SOAP - 2for13c TEA BAGS - 4 for 5c 'GRANULATED CLARK'S8--20 OZ, TIN SUPER SUDS pkg 22¢ Pork and Beans, 3 for 25¢ ' TENDER LEAF--1 OZ. PKG. LYNN VALLEY--16 0Z, TIN COARSE or FINE - JAVEL WATER : 10c PEAS - 2 for 19¢ CONCENTRATED = - BULK JAVEX - bottle15¢c COCOA - Ib. 15¢ CLARK'S ' RICHMELLO Tomato Julce, 20 oz. 10c COFFEE. . Ib. 41c NABISCO DOMINO-- ' k Shredded Wheat, 2 for23c TEA 2 Ib. 40c rT JNOMINION--28 OZ. JAR also survive. ; Life is but the shadow of a bird in|{ Rolled Oats" - 5 lbs 25¢ Peanut Butter . - 99¢ its flight; away flies the bird, and fe ? there remains neither bird nor S : ' mall size 9 Med. size $1 09 sk Ad haley Sealers dozen 8 C dozen o -}-7-p.m; = Looking "squarely ~at~ our Ryes Examined Glasses complete, or lenses only, supplied where necessary, at reasonable pri C08, -- I. R. BENTLEY'S. OPTOM ETRIST yond thd two odor tor our motto is "Unbreakably given to each other and unreservedly given to. God. wel Wé recognize that the Aslan in front of Christ maybe a stumbling block, but behind Christ, as a servant of the Kingdom, it may be & wonder- ful contribution, Phe Ashram is not an end in itself, but a means to the end of the Kingdom. Moreover' we have kept it within the stream. of the ordinary Church life of America, be- lieving that it can be a leaven which will permeate the life of churches. 8T. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. R. Simpson, Minister - Sunday School at 10 am, ° Service at 11 am, CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Sunday, Sept, 14th-- 8 a4.m.--Holy Communion 11 a.m,--Matins and Sermon-- The Rector? 3 p.m.--Sunday School. September 21st-- Fon ade Hage oie Harvest Festival, PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. W. J: H. Smyth, Minister Reconsecration Week Services 10 a.m.--Sunday School, 11 am--Rev. W. J. H. Smyth will speak on "The Spiritual Pilgrimage of Rev. Dr. E. Stanley Jones" by request, Spiritual Riches. Sept. 28--Sunday School Rally. October 5--World Communion Service RECONSECRATION' WEEK PRAYER O Lord of Hosts, in this time of our reconsecration to Thy service and in defence of the light brought into this world by Thy beloved Son, we turn to Thee in prayer. We pray for -our fighting men .on land, on the sea and in the air that they may be imbued with courage to persevere and strength to vanquish the dark forces bog now -seek to rule this earth. e pray for endurance for all those 'who, in any way, "are engaged in this great conflict, and, for our peoples, understanding of the truth. We pray for mercy for 'the stricken, consola- tion for the bereaved and eternal rest for those who, having blazed the path, have been gathered to Thine arms. These things we ask, O Lord, so that in the fullness of time the dread con- flict may cease, the right may triumph, and our children be brought up to serve Thee and to do those things which are of good renown, to know and to spread the Christian light.--Amen, : RECONSECRATION WEEK GRACE For the courage of our fighting men behind them: for our continued free- dom and for these blessings of our un- scarred earth, we give thanks in this week of reconsecration to the Lord of Hosts, who is the only Defender of the Right.--Amen, - FOR SALE UTICA Evening of and the devotion of those who stand]. -- GARDEN FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES -- . ELBERTAS /- f , P eaches The pick of the crop ' PRICE DAILY CALIFORNIA LARGE Pi GRAPES - 21bs 29¢ . GRAPEFRUIT, 4 for 95¢ Riv, ROBE 8 , ONTARIO--6 Quart Basket ; MEDIUM BIZE REY, BOBT, SIMPSON RESIONG 1=-OGRAPES_ ws 39¢ ~~ ORANGES doz .35¢ don Jogulss Hasking of te 1700: BARLETT- 6 Quart Basket LARGE HEAD : say Presbytery of the Presbyterian te i ; Church in- Canada, held in- Uxbridge PEARS . - 49c LETTUCE - ] for 19¢ on Tuesday, September th, Rev)! -- GREEN pa FIRM RIPE : . 3 Robert Simpson tendered his esi CELERY HEARTS, 10c BANANAS, 2 lbs. 19c Hon 3 Pisiste Poti June Pee y- LARGE BTALKS ~ Fer, PRUNE--6 QUART BASKET erian Church, Po! erry, to be ef-]| ) 5 -- fective forthwith. CELERY . 2 for 19¢ PLUMS ¥ - 49¢ ry owing to continued ill-health, The Presbytery accepted Mr, Simp- son's resignation with regret, as he is held in high esteem by his brethren, Reve J. .C. Robinson, of Leaskdale, was appointed Moderator. There will be general regret among the friends of Mr. Simpson to learn that this step has been found neces- wary. 3 He has given loving service during his ministry here; and his visits. to Port Perry will be greatly missed by those who learned to respect his kind- 1y Christian character, J '© Por fluty-tight cakes and blecults . . on the precision quality of Domino Pakiog PIwaL. Contains no Alden, complete depen Baking Day a srr dare Kitehon Approved. DOMINO BAKING POWDER +19' . you ean rely LO hh DOMINION $34.00 Baby Carriage, only in use a few months, Rrice $16.00. Apply at StarOffice, | FOR SALE "Pwenty-three young Yorkshire White Pigs. Apply to H. Lozan, north of Fair Grounds, Port Perry. : DANCE AT UTICA Under the auspices of the Red Cross Society, on Tuesday evening, Sept. 80, in Memory Hall. Russ Creighton's | Orchestra: 'At 9.830 Doc, Lindsey will conduct his "Did I Say That?" Quiz, PR ENTICE'S | BEAUTY PARLOR -- PERMANENT WAVES $1.95 and up Not down to a price. Phone 228, Port Perry Skilled Operator. . Very mode moderate prices FOR A Bones special Waves JETT , Th Loe Shampoo and Wave gle Expert Radio : arce - - cl. 0) Manicure - - 86c Service Our work is™up to a standard--| McLean Radlo Service ° PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11th, 1941 » 3 $ #1 ( - 0S TA TW Drug Store News Lawrence' 8 "You Can SAVE With Safety at Your REXALL STORE" AYERST'S r ALPHAMETTES The well known product so vich is vitamins A & D. N No increase:in price. || NORVALL'S IRON & YEAST «25 capsules ...... $1.00. TABLETS . anh RS [708 50 capsules 1.85 RUMACAPS- 7d 80c. and $1.00 100 - capsules ...... 3,60 SPAHR'S § THROAT REMEDY +1810 500 capsules ..... URETEST COD LIVER OIL 8 ounces, 75¢. 16 ounces $1.25 / SCOTT'S EMULSION. 53¢,, 98c. OVAKELP TABLETS 79¢c., $1.39, $2.79 § 50¢. and $1 50 /A. M. LAWRENCE I I I I BINGO PHONE 19 "and DANCE Under the auspices of the Red Cross -- AT -- MEMORY HALL on the Friday, Sept. 12th ADMISSION 25c. FARM FOR. SALE or FOR RENT. '160 acres, lots 18-19, Con. 13, Town- ship of Reach, house and bank barn, 120 'acres under c¢ultivation, Lots of water. Possession March 1st, 1942. Can plow at qnee. Apply Mrs, A. Boe, AFEyle St, Bowmanville. Sept11 FOR SALE Chesterfield Suite, Dining Room Furniture, Rugs, Separate Chairs, and Bedroom' Suite. Apply. to Mrs. L R. Bentley, Port Perry. FREE 'WANT PORT PERRY AUCTION SALES See Bills. for full Particulars MRS. H. BAILEY, at pri, Jot 8, con. b, Cartwright Township, on No. 7A Highway, Tuesday, September 16, Farm Stock and Implements. FURNITURE SALE, PReLy of the late Mrs, E, McDougall, to be sold at the premises of Mrs, Alex. Mc- Kinnon, on Friday, Sept. 26th. HARRY HEYES, lot 9, con. 12, Scugog, Farm Stock and Imple- ments, on Saturday, September 20. TED JACKSON, Auctioneer FOR SALE "White Pram in first class condition. Apply to Mrs. "Wentworth Wasp, Port Poy. "FOR SALE Kitchen Cabinet, freshly enamelled cream... Apply to Mrs, Geo. R. Davey, Port Perry, Phone 249. ' 2 0 80 Cents SUITS. CLEANED Dry Cleaned $1.00 C. P. ROLPH Upataizs, over Jemison's Bley Every Paid-U Subscriber to the Port Perry Star is or will be entitled to ONE Free Want| Ad. each year from| now on. We believe that advertising pays YOU, and we want you to prove it at our ex- pense. Now the Weather Is Cooler You'll Want Warmer Mitts and Sox. We have them at the following prices: Ono Finger Work Mitts, 45c,; 75¢., 90c. and $1.00. Work Socks at 30¢., 35c., 40c., 50¢. pr. W. E. WEBSTER "DR. J. B. LUNDY DENTAL SURGEQN Office above Bell Telephone Exchange, North side Queen Street, Port Perry. Phones: Office 68w, Residence 68) PHONE 234 on Tuesdays, Thursdays 'and Saturdays only. ARTHUR W. S. GREER Wednesday ing, and Friday aft of each week, or by appointment. Blong Block, Port Perry, W. A. Sangster DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours: 9 am. to § pm. - Office Pain, 3 over C. Sloep's Insurance Office, Strand Tati UXBRIDGE, ONT. (Coolest spot in Town) '| Thursday, Fri., Saturday, (this week) Rochelle Hudson, and John Litel, as "Father O'Leary" in {MEN WITHOUT SOULS See Men behind the bars of Sing-Sing, Men without souls; a human drama-- you'll like it--a clean show for all, COMEDY--Three Stooges in a 2-reel / comedy. with Rin-Tin-Tin Sat.--2 shows at 7.30 and 9.80 (S.T.) Thursday, Friday, ay, Saturday. Next) Stan LAUREL and Oliver HARDY, in "FLYING DEVICES" See the funsters in the air, in the . i 8 You'll split your sides. MEDY--"Bar-Buckaroos" Final oo! LIGHTNING WARRIOR - Sept. 24.25.26, 27--4 Nights CHARLIE CHAPLIN in "THE GRBAT DICTATOR" 3 1 1} B NT I BT Leonard Block over Prentice's Barber Phone 287, Res. 316 Pert Perry (The firm of Greer & Humphreys ts dissolved) RUSSELL DP. HUMPHREYS 244 Bimeog Street North, Oshawa. Phone 814 In attendance at my Port Perry offs oa Tuesday and Thursday afternoons of esiek week or by appointment, ° ARTHUR PRENTICE, Prop. Queen Street, Port Perry, Phen [ _.In_attendance at my Port Perry office om Phone 25 SUITS SPONGED AND PRESSED Clinp. '11°0f LIGHTNING WARRIOR, OR. H. H, iv . --