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OR el Bn a FP wn } Sa So . Mrs. Wesley Elliott is in Parry Sound visiting her sister, Mrs. Egan, for a couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cook have re- turned home after a week's holiday at St. Catharines and Niagara Falls. * They had a most enjoyable time. During their absence, the "White Kitchen" was re-decorated. Mr, and Mrs. Maurice Graf, and "daughters Elaine and Nicole, of To. ronto, were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Lundy, on Sunday. "Reserve this date--Thursday, Oct. 80th, for the Anglican Bazaar and and Supper to be held in the Parish Hall, Church of the Ascension, Mrs. Lottie 'Ashton is visung in Toronto. Mrs. Jas. Hortop is visiting friends in Claremont. Miss Muriel Cook of Toronto, was the week-end guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Quackenbush of Toronto, were recent guests in town, Mr. Robert Spence, of Toronto, was ,a recent guest of friends in town. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilkinson ana son, of Uxbridge, were recent guests of Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Cook. Mr. Frank Allin of Oshawa, was re- cent guest of his brother, A. W Allin. Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Corrin, and Mr. Albert: Corrin, of Oshawa, were re- cent guests of friends in town. Mr, Ralph D. Burley of Toronto, in town over the week-end. My, and Mrs. R. D. Woon were in Torento this week. CLARKE-ORCHARD On Monday, September 22nd, 1941, in St. Andrew's United Church, West- mount, Montreal, by Rev. F. W. Kerr, Norma - A, F. Orchard, youngest daughter of Mr. Albert Orchard, Port Perry, Ont,; to Amos E. Clarke, of Montreal, Quebec. IN MEMORIAM MARK--In loving memory of Murs. George Mark, who passed away Sept. 25th, 1940. 'When the weary ones we love Enter on their rest above, When their words of love and cheer Fall no longer on our ear. Hush! be every murmur dumb, It is only 'Till he come". Sadly missed by husband and family. Howard B. Mark who passed away, September 16th, 1923. Time changes many things, - - But love and memory every cling. Ever remembered by the family. . WELSH-REYNOLDS _._ Moorefield United Church was the scene of a very lovely candlelight wedding on Friday, September 19th, when Doris Elynore Welsh, second daughter of Mrs, R, D. Welsh and the late Mr. Welsh, became the bride of Sgt.-Pilot Walter C. Reynolds of God- erich, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs, A. Reynolds, Ashburn, The thurch was prettily decorated with standards of Gladiolus and cream candles in silver holders, , 'The bride, given in marriage by her / brother, Mr. Howard Welsh, entered the church to the strains of Mendels- sohn's Wedding March played by Mr. Millard Hammond. The bride was at- tired in a gown of white satin with lace full length skirt and train, with halo fingertip veil trimmed with pearls, She carried a white Bible. The matron of honour, Mrs. Gerald Mitchell looked charming in a floor- 'length gown of dusty rose love silk with matching 'halo and carrying a bouquet of Talisman roses, cornflower and Bovardia tied with blue streamers and wearing a pearl and gold locket. The bridesmaids, Miss Georgina Reynolds, -sister of the groom and Norma Welsh, sister of the bride, "were gowned in floor-length dresses of heavenly blue lové silk. with bou- _quets of Sweetheart roses, Cornflower and Bovardia tied with rose streamers, wearing gold lockets. The groom in uniform, was ably . supported by his brother Mr. Kenneth Reynolds, - The ceremony was per- ~~ formed in candle light by Rev. J. U. Stewart. During the signing of the register Mrs. Edgar Heron sang a 'love song. The soloist was becomingly | dressed in rust crepe wearing a cor- sage of Talisman roses and pearl on _ gold locket. / The lockets. were gifts from the bride to her attendants, and gifts from ii the groom to the ushers were gold tie clips and the best manstay, a fountain pen and pencil set. : J roses, FREE Parking OSHAWA Air Conditioned Roane 1011, * Last Two Days-- DOROTHY LAMOUR, in ""Aloma of the South Seas" with Jon Hall, Lynn Overman, REVIVAL, Friday, at' 11 pm. LILLIAN"RUSSELL, Don Ameche, 'Alice Faye .and Henry Fonda, : MONDAY and TUESDAY laffs, music, heartbeats, in "Kiss the Boys Good-Bye" Don AMECHE, Mary MARTIN, - Oscar LEVANT, Connie Boswell and ROCHESTER. ADDED HIT-- " Robert Stirling C. Winninger, in "THE GETAWAY" Wednesday for FOUR DAYS-- At last we can bring you the picture of the season---you know, the one we've fought hard to get For YOU, and you and you! CLARK GABLE in the kind of role you like him- . in, and ROSALIND RUSSELL adding to her long list. of sen- sational portrayals, .in They Met in Bombay "with Peter Lorre, Reg. Owen, and Jessie Ralph, Watch this ad. for the most - talked of pictures of the year-- Our retinue for Sept, Oct. and ~ Nov. is the most startling . in years, chell of Listowel, and Mr, Heron, of Ashburn. - The reception was held at the home of the bride's mother . who. chose a black sheer dress with Angora trim, and wore a corsage of cream and pink The groom's mother wore a Victory blue erepe with lace and cor- sage of red roses. A buffet luncheon was served with Mrs. R. Fowler and | Mrs. R. Wildfang pouring tea. The bride. travelled in a- tailored steel blue wool suit with matching accessories. The happy couple left on a honeymoon trip to Quebec and other points. Mr. and Mrs: Reynolds wil) reside in Goderich on their return, Edgar "A SINCERE TRIBUTE A gentleman who resides in a cot- tage near here in the summer, was escorting three- younger men through our streets recently, outlining the beauty spots. Upon an elderly lady passing, the gentleman spoke, saying to his companions, "Do you know that is Miss Spence?" men exclaimed with enthusiasm "Miss Spence! Am I glad to have seen hér? You know she retired from Parkdale Collegiate (Toronto) before my time. She was always spoken of as a wonder, and well-liked by all--Even to-day ("Nellie") Miss Spence, is mentioned in Parkdale Collegiate as an outstanding, well-liked, retired teacher." LIONS CLUB Summer holidays are Koran, Club meets Friday of this week. The first meeting will -also be' District meeting with D. D. Governor Ab. Lent, of Port Hope, presiding, with delegates from Bowmanville, Port Hope, and Peter- boro attending. D.D. Governor Lent will install our officers. /. EVENING AUXILIARY W. M. 8. The first Autumn meeting of the Evening Auxiliary was held in the school room of the United Church on Septefpber 10th, After the business and devotional period, with Mrs. L. Colbear presiding,, lunch was served, with Mrs. Mark's group in charge. BOY SCOUT NEWS On Friday® night, the Scouts held their first meeting of the season. The Troop has several new members which brings the total up to thirty-two, the maximum for one Troop. Plans" for "various activities were discussed such as aluminum collection, apple day, and war work, for which National Service Badges. pay be ob- tained, The next meeting will be held ¢ on Friddy evening at 7.80. Men of 30, 40, 50 _ PEP, VIM, VIGOR, Subnormal? Waht normal ia. vigor, Huality} todioa tim -atimulnts "pip afar 0 agra to no: try Shia only Letic] BUSINESS CHANGE The HENSHAW TRANSPORT has been taken over by Stewart Sweetman, and will in future be known as-- ~ SWEETMAN"S TRANSPORT Phone--Port Perry 101 r 2. Toronto Call GE 5956 All orders will receive prompt and careful attention. We solicityour business. 8. SWEETMAN, Proprietor HERBERT McKENZIE DIES Word has been received by Mr. W. Anderson of the death of Herbert Mortimer McKenzie, grandson of the late Dr. J. A. Murray, and son of Mrs. Florence McKenzie and the late H. McKenzie. a Mr, McKenzie was 42, a well-known member of the Goodyear mute colony, died at his home 77 E. Exchange St. Akron, Ohio. 'He had been employed at the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. for 24 years. 2 i The ushers were Mr, Gerald Mit- He leaves his widow, Hazel, He was a member of E. Market St. Church of Christ and Akron Society for the "Deaf. Burial was at Dutilh, Pa. 'WAR WORK ACTIVITIES Do not forget the War Work Bene- fit Auction Sale at 4 p.m. Saturday, September 27th, at the Port Perry Fair. Look for the arrows that point i the way to the sale ring. Give gen- crously and buy liberally. It is your opportunity to help. The Boy Scouts will call on Satur- day for your August and September coitributions to the L.Q.D.E. coin bags. Friday being the last work-day of this month, plegse remember to bring all tinished articles to the work room. The following articles were shipped to the LO.D.E. month of August: * Soldiers' Comforts--2 pairs of Sea- man's socks, 130 pairs Socks, 13- Hel- mets, 17 pairs mitts, 1 pair. gloves, headquarters for the 8 sweaters, 9 scarves, 3 leather jer- kins. Refugee Supplies -- 15 quilts, 12 pairs children's mitts, 1 complete lay- ette, 2. mother's gowns, 21 children's hospital gowns, 21 baby gowns, 8 baby kimopas, 9 pairs pants with suspenders, 13 boys' shirts, 10 girls' jumper outfits, 8 girls' "Blouses. Hospital supplies--16 pairs of hos- pital slippers. A dance will be held in Memory Hall, on Tuesday, Sept. 30th. Russ Creighton and his orchestra, also Doc Lindsey and his "Did I say That" pro- gram at 9.30, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Kendall and Mrs. Wm. Philp attended the Wood- Till wedding at Greenbank last week. Mrs, Lillian Mark, of Vital, Man, | spent last week with her sister Mrs. Wm. Philp. " Mr. and Mrs, Frank Kendall, and Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Kendall visited with friends in Whitby and Bowman- ville, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Chester Geer and family visited at Mr. Milton' How- sam's, Honey's Corners, on Sunday. Gled to report M4. Spencer home from the hospital, feeling some better. . Mr. and Mrs. Frdnk Hortop visited on Sunday with Mr. Spencer. LaRGE One of the younger XXXX QUAKER FLOUR, 98's - $2.59 EXCELSIOR Pastry Flour, 24 |b. 73¢ ARMOUR'S : LARD . Ib. 18¢ RINSO pkg. 27¢ LUX 7 SOAP, - 2 bar for 13¢ GILLETT'S ' LYE tin 12¢ SUNLIGHT EE SOAP . -- 2for13¢c BULK Peanut Butter - Ib. 15¢ BLUE RIBBON COFFEE - Ib. 57c BULK ; Rolled Oats, 5 Ibs. 25¢ CLARK'S TOMATO & VEGETABLE SOUPS ~~ 2for15¢c CLARK'S--20 OZ.- 3 t Pork & Beans ~~ 3 for 25¢ = CLARK'S--20 0Z. = Tomato Juice 2 for 17¢ LUXOR Light Bulbs - 2 for 25¢ WHITE SWAN * Wheat Flakes 5 lbs. 25¢ BULK z Wheatlets ~~ Ib, 5¢ Kleenex, 150° 0c: 500's 29¢ GARDEN FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES | CONCORD * "GRAPES 4 LARGE "GRAPEFRUIT 4 Er 25¢ FIRM RIPE BANANAS 2 lbs. for 19¢ PRESERVING ' " PEARS EATMOR Cranberries = ° "6 qt45c Price Daily lb. 25¢ LARGE (CELERY = flor 17e Head Lettuce 2ror 19¢ " LARGE CAULIFLOWER - 19c ONTARIO RADISH 3 for 10¢ GREEN "ONIONS, 3 bunghes 10¢ \ ~ FAIR Attend War Work Auction Sale DAY coffee beans expertly - blended can give its extra goodness. 3 'Roaster-fresh and ground when you want ft RICHMELLO COFFEE © Sniff the tantalizing aroma of this ind coffee! The flavour-secret is jealously guarded. Only rare th Ys DOMINION STORES » LIMITED Eyes Examined Glasses complete, or lenses only, supplied where necessary, at reasonable prices,-- I/R. BENTLEY'S OPTOMETRIST : and Mrs, E, A.| ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Evening Service at 7 p.m. Rev. J. C.. Robinson, Moderator. CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION . ANGLICAN Rev. William Stocks, Rector. Sunday, September 28th-- 9 a.m. --Morning. Prayer and sermon The Rector. 3 p.m.--Sunday School. Sunday, October 5th-- i 11 a.m.--Holy Communion and ser- mon, Preacher: Rev. R. R. Bonis, B.A., of Scarborough. BROOKLIN = The Annual Harvest Festival ser- vices of St. Thomas' Church, Brooklin, are to be held next Sunday, Sept. 28, at 11 am, and 7pm. The special preacher will be the Rev. Prof. B. W. Horan, M.A.,-B.D.,, of Wycliffe College, Toronto. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH: Rev. W. J.. H. Smyth, Minister 411 a.m.--Rally Day Service, of the Sunday School, Speaker: Mr. ~R. B. Smallman, N 7 p.m.--Public' Worship. Rev, w. J. H. Smyth, will préach. : Prince Albert Church The Rally Day Service of the Sun- day School will be held on Sunday, Sept. 28th, at 8 pm. (8.T.) in the Church, Mr. R. B, Smallman will be the speaker,' ] On Monday night some twenty-five young people met. and: 'organized a Young People's Union to meet weekly on Mondays at 8 p.m. All young people 16 years of age and over-are invited to come to. the opening meet- ing on Monday, Sept. 29th. A social time will follow the meeting. = The ex- ecutive are: Presidént, Margaret Day; Secretary, Ruth Carnegie; Treasurer, Bruce Beare; Christign. Fellowship Convener, Lola Gerrow; Missionary Convener, Joyce Hull; Citizenship convener, Evelyn Guy; Christfhn cul- ture convener, Thelma Crosier; Re- creational convener, Irene McDonald; Pianist, Doreen Peterson; Usher, Norma Ploughman. - "AUCTION SALES Mrs. W. A. Christy, Port Perry, Friday, Oct. 3rd--Household - Effects. See bils for list. Terms Cash, . The W,illiam Braden Estate, lot 22, con, 3, Borck, east of Blackwater, on Saturday, Oct. 4th--Farm, Stock, Im- plements and Real Estate. See "bills. TED JACKSON, Auctioneer FOR SALE Electric Blower and equipment for furnace, in good condition. Phone 200 or 89, Mrs. McClintock. PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL David Nasmith, Préss Representative. As the school gets under way again in September, the regular activities are resumed; the old classes advanc- ing to take the places of those pupils who have left the school. The ex- ecutive of the Port Perry High School | Literary Society was elected by the pupils, each Form sending two repre- sentatives. From these were selected the. officers of the Society. Doris Mac- Gregor, President; Reginald Moase, Vice-President; Marion Franklin, Sec- retary; Ralph Hanson, Treasurer; Audrey Simonds, poster-maker; Edna Samells; pianist; Hon. President, Mr. 8. Farmer, with Miss Spooner as supervising the activities of the So- ciety, This year it was decided that the school should have a Press Repre- sentative and David Nasmith was selected to fill' that position. The Literary Society has decided that dur- ing the present school year each form should present oné Literary-program, the first of these to be held in October. A school dance fs to be held in the fall, probably in October. The Boys' Athletic Society has been formed. The executive is com- posed of Reginald Moase, President; David Nasmith, Vice President; Don- ald Carnegie, Secretary; Clarence Leahy, Honorary President, and Re- presentative from .each Form. 'The Athletic Society decided. that each member should pay a fee of 26¢., which would be used to purchase such equipment as is ry during the year. The girls have not organized their Athletic Soclety as yet; but ex- pect to do so in the near future. --UNITED- CHURCH--NOTES PORT PERRY, ONT, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25th, 1941 a Lawrence's Drug Store News "You Can SAVE With Safety at Your REXALL ikl rrr OVALTINE NORVALL'S IRON BYNOVA Tonic Food Beverage | & YEAST Tablets Nourishing Food 38c., 58e¢., 98e. (bottle" of 75) 49c. Drink 49¢. and 79. PURETEST WAMPOLE'S COD ai COD LIVER OIL LIVER TXTRACT" AYERST'S 8 ounce 75¢, $1.00 ALPHAMETTES Sr m---------- 1.00, $1.85, $3.50 167 ounce. $1.25 FROSST'S NEO i $ 3 FROSST'S NEO CHEMICAL" - NOVA KELP CHEMICAL FOOD' CAPSULES oJabLETs $1.15 and $2.45 i 25 and $2.25 n 31; 39, =; PHONE 49 FOR SALE Five Sows due to farrow shortly. Apply to Robert Moase, Port Perry, Phone 266W. - oct3 FOR SALE ow used Enamel Beatty Washer. Special buy. 1 used Vacuum Cleaner $29.50, 1 demonstrator Washer with gas engine, for balance owing. Apply, D. J. Healey c-0: Carnegie Hardware, Port Perry. sept26 FOR SALE Brick store in Uxbridge, plenty of room, good basement, living rooms above. Sell reasonable, good terms, Might take. small house. and some cash. David- Luery, "Myrtle Station, Ont. sept26 A. M. LAWRENCE FN 0 I A BNR OO "PORT PERRY , PRENTICE'S -- BEAUTY PARLOR -- Skilled Operator. Very moderate prices We specialize in-- Bonat Permanent Waves Shampoo and Wave Marcel Co. - Tbe Manicure - - 35¢ PERMANENT WAVES $1.95 and up our work is up to a standard-- Not down to a price. - Phone 223, Port Perry USED CARS FOR SALE 82-57 Buick Sedan in Al condition, mobile Coach, $60.00, ; --------CHARLES-COOMBE Super-Test Garage Manchester, GREENBANK } The Happy Gang Club met at the urday afternoon. They were for- tunate in having Miss McLeod give a talk on social service, work in St. John, N.B. Mrs, Farebrother, Niagara Falls, was the guest of Mr, and Mrs, Ryer- son Beare, for the week end. Miss Hattie Cragg, Victoria, B.C, visiting her brother, Mr. Blake Cragg and Mrs, Cragg. Mr. and Mrs.- Oreston, Toronto, were guests of Mr. and Mrs, J. -Wat- son, on Sunday. : Mr. and Mrs, Wakley and Miss L. -- -| Wakley, Bolton, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Blake Cragg, on Sunday. Mr. Fleet Cragg, of 'Saskatchewan, is visiting relatives and friends here. Mr. and Mrs. A. McMillan and fam- ily of Orangeville, visited relatives here on Sunday. . Proceeds of the quilt and party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Phoenix, as reported last week, should have read $23.95. : The Girls' Club is holding a euchre and croquinole party at the Big Maple Inn, on Friday evening, October 8rd, in aid of the Red Cross. Come and enjoy yourself. Now the Weather. Is Cooler You'll Want Warmer Mitts and | Sox. We have them at the following prices: " One Finger Work Mitts, 45¢., 70¢., 90¢. and $1.00. Work Socks at 30c., 35c¢., 40¢., 50¢. pr. W. E. WEBSTER DENTAL SURGEON Office above Bell Telephone Exchange North side Queen Street, Port Perry. - FOR Expert Radio Service PHONE 234 on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays only. Grimey | McLean Rado Service $300.; 27 Essex Coach, $50.00; 26 Olds: | home of Mrs. Frank Tobin, on Sat-|. Phones: Office 68w, Residence 68) ARTHUR PRENTICE, po; Ey DANCE! "(Under Red Cross auspices) At MENORY HALL UTICA ~. . On the evening of Tuesday, Sept. 30 MUSIC BY ~~ Russ Creighton and His Orchestra Admission 35¢. ARTHUR W. 8. GREER - _in_ attendance at my Port Perry office 6a "Wednesday morning, and Friday afternoon of each week, or by appointment. Blong Block, Port Perry, Phone 2% 'W. A. Sanget - DENTAL 8URGEON * Office Hours: 9 a.m, to.5 pm. Office Upstairs, over C. Sleep's Insurance Office, Strand Theatre UXBRIDGE, ONT. (Always the Latest Hits Wed, Thurs,, Fri, Sat. (This Week) -- 4 Big Nights -- Paulette Goddard, Charlie Chaplin, in THE GREAT DICTATOR The all- important Notables of London, England, also Walter. Winchell,-News -- Columnist, praise this shov Ww as a great. comedy entertainment. Popular prices 30c. and 18c. including tax. Saturday 7.30 and 9.30 (Standard Time). COMEDY--"Mad About Moonshine" Thursday, Friday, Saturday (Next) Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney, in "BABES IN ARMS" The great musical comedy--the po wr pair in Broadway and Uxbridge, , They promige you a grand show. COMEDY--"Bar- Buckaroos," Also "Motors on March" COMING= "PINNOCHIO", Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Oct. 6-7-8. All seats 18c, Bring the family at _ these prices (tax included) |DOR. H. H. ARMSTRONG ¥ DENTIST 50c Leonard Block over Prentics's- Barber LQ. Shop. Phone 231, Res. 215. Port Perry (The firm of Greer & Humphreys fs dissolved) RUSSELL D. HUMPHREYS 24} Simcoe Street North, Oshawa. Phone 814 in attendance at my Port Perry office on Tuesday and ad Thies afterncons of each by appointment. Queen Brest, Port Perry, Phono 04 The CHRISTIE FARM TO TO BENT, 100 acres, lot 6, con, 6, Reach,-in Utica village. Possession 1st March, 1942, can plow at 'orice, A A. Christie, R.R.4 s Usbeiage" w Ea 7 . 2 rT - \ £3 /' AF a ¢ 1 IF BS