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Mr, George Manning spent the week end with friends in Eganville. Mr,~R.. Ms Holtby is in Peterboro this . week -atending the International Plowing Match, in the interest of the Holstein Association: : Mr. and Mrs, Grant Real, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slemmon, of Ottawa, were in town for'the week-end, and attend- . ed the Harris-Somerville wedding on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Muckle, Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton, of Sarnia, . Miss Jennie Smyth, Belleville, spent the week-end at the Parsnoage with Rev. Mr. Smyth. ' Mrs. T. Salter of Hampton; is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Geo. R. Davey. Among the guests at the Somerville- Harris wedding was Mr. Albert Orchard, who upon that day celebrated his 92nd birthday. - JOINING THE R. C. A. F. Mvr.: William Willard, who has spent some years in business in Toronto, has joined 'the R.C.A.F. He left on Tues- day for the Brandon Manning Pool. Thanksgiving visitors with Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Wallace were Miss Olive "Wallace and Mr. and Mrs, Albert A. Cawker, Toronto; and Miss Enid Wal- lace, of Windsor, © Mr.--and Mrs. H. W. Emmerson spent 'the week end with Capt. and Mrs. Honey at their home in Brighton, 'Capt. Honey is stationed at Trenton. ni re i i a) SA Mr. Sidney Brinkman, of Toronto visited his father Mr. H. Brinkman, over the holiday. : R Miss Marion Tinsley and Messrs. or A () A I Sh RE > tax OSHAWA fiom Air Conditioned FRIDAY and SATURDAY EDWARD .G. ROBINSON MARLENE DIETRICH - GEORGE RAFT 'MAN POWER' | REVIVAL, Friday, at 11 p.m." "FOUR MOTHERS" The LANE SISTERS and Jeffry Lynn MONDAY and TUESDAY, --the. greatest hunt ever to strike terror into a man's heart --and a woman's-- WALTER , BENNETT : "MAN HUNT" GEORGE SANDERS. --on the same program-- "The Cowboy and the Blonde" i Mary Beth Hughes, George Montgomery Alan Mowbray. JOAN WEDNESDAY for four days-- they were a 'panic in Buck _Privates -- they were drips in the Navy. NOW see these two misprints in a GHOST TO GHOST HOOK-UP-- Bud - ABBOT Hold that Ghost with THE ANDREW SISTERS Ted Lewis and Entertainers-- Richard Carlson, Joan Davis, Mischa Auer. Lou COSTELLO George. and Jack Tinsley, Jr, all of Toronto, spent the' week-end with their parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Tinsley. Mr .and Mrs. Uxbridge, were Sunday guest sof Mr. "and Mrs. W. Cook. Miss Bernice Day, of Toronto, spent the week end with her parents Mr, and Mrs. D. Day. Mr. Harry Carnegie of the R.C.A. F., St. Thomas, spent his week-end léave with his parents Mr. and Mrs, David Carnegie. Mr. George Stone and sister Miss Mary Stone, of Toronto, were week- end visitors in town. Mrs, William Real is in Ottawa this week. Mrs. Hunt (formerly Miss Green- bank, a teacher here) and daughter, of Toronto, spent the week end with Miss Spooner and Mrs. Spooner. - Mr. Grant Robertson, of Kingston, was with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. S. Robertson, for the week-end Mr, and Mrs. Lee Timlick, Toronto, visited Port Perry friends Wednesday. EX-PUPILS ARE STILL THE CHAMPIONS Last Friday an outstanding Basket- ball 'gariie was witnessed in the P.P. H.S. The rivalry between the Senior H. S. Basketball team and the Ex- pupils of the past two or three years ~ ended in a decisive 34-27 victory for - the out-of-school boys. This was the 2nd annual of such games held there and in both cases the ex-pupils man- aged to come out no top. 1 wonder . what's the matter with the school 'team? Arve they getting too much " practice? At any rate both teams should be complimented on their fine ~ team play and good clean: sportsman- . ship. For the Basketball fans it was © full of ercitement and thrills from start to finish, not knowing which side was going to score next. Mr. Breckow, the referee, deserves a great deal of credit for the Way in which he handled the game at times "when it seemed more like a football match. On the whole it proved to be a happy get-together for the grads and they are looking forward for more such competitions in the future, » > RIPE RASPBERRIES Mr. H. R. Murphy brought in some delicious ripe raspberries, which had been growing on the old station lot at Prince Albert. Pretty good for the 14th of October. Mr. Pilkey also brought in a spray bearing ripe ber- ries: from Greenbank. . Le OO ------ : BORN WEBSTER -- At Port Perry Hos- pital, on October 8th, 1941, to Mr. and Mrs. Burnsell sWebster, Prospect, a Bon. Fred Wilkinson, of |- At the Lions Club meeling on Friday last, committee chairmen were appointed and the program for the season outlined. At the next meeting (Thursday Oct. 28) the Club will bestrength- ened by the addition of six new members. $200.00 has been contributed fo je Lions British War Victims' und. MARRIED HARRIS-SOMERVILLE High School Notes Ad Optima By D. H. Nasmith This week at school has been shorts ened, .dug to the holiday on Thanks- giving Day. Sincé Monday is always an important day in school life, the School Notes for this week are rather brief. . We wish to remind you of the Literary program which is to be pre- sented at' 3 p.m. on October 17th in the auditorium of the High School, The girls are developing their basket: 1 ball 'technique under the direction of | Mis Shaw, thie new Physical Training Instructress. The reason for this in- tensive training is that that they will ' soon be contending for the champion- ship of the basketball league of the district. = This league includes Port Perry, Whitby and Uxbridge. We shall eagerly await the announcement of the schedule for the games, especially those which are to be played ! in the local gymnasium, PGP AUTUMN VAGARIES '(Marion Franklin) I have found from experience that the world can be seen and appreciated from my own doorstep. Each evening 'before supper I sit on the varandah or at the west window to start my home- | work. Often when I look off into the distance to rest my eyes, the beauty of the country to the west attracts my attention and my gaze tarries there longer than 1 intended to let it. But last night, being Sunday night, 1 had more leisure time than I usually' haye on week nights, and very often I let my attention wander from my book, I noticed that, as the descénd Eyes Examined Glasses complete, or lenses only, supplied where necessary, a reasonable prices,-- 1.R. BENTLEY'S . OPTOMETRIST ing. sun cast a glow over the hills, it intensified the rich colours. of the foliage. .. And these hills rose 'in beautifully coloured tiers, one above the other, tothe horizon. = On the horizon the® blue hills seémed to separate the deep colours from. the delicate blue of the sky. Soft white clouds moved slowly amid little clouds, likd chuge ships sailing on a foam- crested sea. And from the sky, my gaze dropped to the bright green of a wheat field in front of the woods, and them to the dark green of the cedar bush in the hollow. Now my gaze quickly passed over the familiar sight of the broad stretch of still yellow stubble; over the' trees, the lane, the hedge, the lawn' and 'everything that was in front of me, to my book: $81. 32 Collected We are pleased to report that the Boy Scouts collected $81.32 last Saturday Good for you boys! 'Remarkable Co-Incidence in » Numbers (Courtesy of Mr. Wm. Leonard) Roosevelt Churchill Mussolini Stalin. Hitler BOM oi siveminet ni vin , 1883 1879 1889 1882 1873 Came into power ...... 1922 1924 1933 - 1938 1940 Years in power ........ 19 17 8 8 "" AGE vvein rise e FEV Py 68 62 62 69 68 Total .......ccovvueens 3882 3882 3882 - 3882 3882 The war has lasted two years, so divide the total which is 3882 by 2 which is the time in years that the war has been on ang' 'you get 1941, (* apparently this table was made up over a year ago, other wise the figures would not add up properly) the year the war will end. Is this 'Baking Powder Magic Lb. _ _LIPTON'S iv TEA - Y lb.45¢ DAMSON--E. D. SMITH'S 32 OZ. PLUM JAM - - 31¢ . The Social event of the season was the marriage of thats popular young couple Miss Evelyn Somerville "and William "Tom" Harris. The ceremony was performed in the United Church on Saturday last; and the townspeople large numbers to see this pretty wed- ding. We reprint from "The Toronto Daily Star" their account of the mar- riage: The marriage wak Sma" in Port Perry United Church on Satur- day afternoon, of Miss Sara Evelyn Somervjlle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Somerville, Port--Perry,- and Mr. Willlam Thomas Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H, Harris, also of Port Perry. Rev. W. J. H. Smyth officiated, with Mrs, V. P. Stouffer at in pink, She wore a halo of pink net and carnations and carried a nosegay of pink carnations Harley D. Halett was best man, and the ushers were John E. Harris of Oshawa, and Robt. J. Harris of Uxbridge, brothers of the groom, The reception was held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Somer- . HUTCHINSON -- At Port Perry i Hospital, on October 14, 1941, to Mr. and Mis; 3. A. Hetchinson, of Whitby, on. ~Char)je and Al. Reesor to announce the arrival of n, at Oshawa General Hospital y, October 12, 1941, Mother doing wall, ville, the bride's mother wearing wine blue crepe with Queen Elizabeth beret, pink roses and carnations. The couple left" for Georgian Bay and Manitoulin,-the-bride-travelling in a black tailored suit with turquoise. They will reside in Port Perry. The groom is a graduate of Osgoode Hall, (especially the ladies) turned out in chiffon velvet 'with corsage of yellow 'mums, the groom's mother in airforce JAM - - 29¢ JAM... 99% i ALYMER CHOICE--26 OZ. : i| TOMATOES ¢ for 25¢ PEAS ~~ - 2for19 NIBLETS--14 OZ. TIN ' CORN - - 15¢ LYNN VALLEY STANDARD--16 OZ. Wax Beans -_ 2 for 19¢ STRAWBERRY--E. D. SMITH'S 16 OZ. RASPBERRY--E. D. SMITH'S 16 OZ. LYNN VALLEY STANDARD-- 16 OZ. PALMOLIVE--REG. BAR SOAP - be CONCENTRATED ° JAVEX - - bottle 15¢c TASTY CREAM rr SODAS - 2 lbs, 25¢ NABISCO Shredded Wheat, 2 for 95¢ ULK Rolled Oats WHEAT GERM 6 lbs. 23¢ - Pastry Flour Vitamin B Cereal 1b. 10¢ "BULK Fie i Mincemeat -- 2 lbs. 25¢ BULK ~ Ri Peanut Butter . Ib. 15¢ Excelsior 241b. bag 13c GARDEN FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES the organ. V. P. Stouffer gave a : : Y : violin solo. Celery Wie or fm 2 for 25¢ Robt. Somerville 'gave his daughter * green - Large ; in marriage, and she wore white lace EEN RE with full net skirt over taffeta, Her LARGE GREE FIR B full length veil was caught to the CABBAGE - 10¢ BANANAS 2 Ibs. 19¢ head with a cqronet of orange blos- LARGE WHITE LARGE soms and seed pearls, and she carried || CAULIFLOWER = 15¢ LEMONS ~~ 6 for 19c. a shower of pink roses and bouvardia. : * Miss Marion Franklin, cousin of the LARGE SWEET - bride, as bridesmaid, wore pink lace|| Chinese Lettuce - 10c POTATOES 2 lbs. 15¢ with pink net skirt over taffeta, a IMPORTED LARGE shoulder length veil from a wreath of || Head Lettuce 2 for 25¢ - RED CABBAGE 10e rosebuds, and carried a colonial bou- ' rT 3 quet of roses, . FRESH CUT ; . EATMOR Miss Anti Harris, niece of the|| MUSHROOMS Ib, 33¢c Cranberries x Ib, 25 | groom; was flower girl,~in- blue silk n ; with pleated skirt and deep smocking Nios ORANGES 3 39¢c Size Presentation to Miss Alexander "On Thursday evening of last week the friends and members of the Church of the Ascension presented the following address to Miss Evelyn Alexander in view of her approaching mar- riage. Accompanying the address the gift was made of a handsome floor lamp. week for Hamilton, where the marriage to Mr. Allen will shortly take place. * "| Dear Evelyn: We are all immensely pleased at the | tidings. of the large measure of happiness, which a little bird has tojd us is about to.envelope you, though our joy is shadowed by the fear that it may be the cause of your later re- moval from our circle, but for the present we are content to ignore this small cloud on the distant horizon and consider only the, pleasure of the moment. ! Some of us are new 'acquaintances, many are old friends and a few have known you from your childhood, but all are sincere in their appreciation of the long and faithful service you have given this Church, its Sunday School and its Choir, but in particular the patient labour of love in caring for the Com ion V 1s and Appoint- ments of the Sacrament over a period of years. Possibly you thought you were unobserved but your devotion was not overlooked. We hope you have not only initiated but -inspired some of t the younger girls to take up this . important. office which you are resigning. Your regular attendance to all of us as was your ready assist- ance in all undertakings, not forget- ting the important position of "Vestry Clerk" for which office we shall ex- perience trouble in procuring: a suc- cessor who will give it the attention it deserves to keep our records faith fully. We think it would be a very gen- érous gesture , on your part if you could influence the future Mr. Aléx- ander to make Port Perry his place of residence and thus permit you to continue your good offices. Possibly this is- too much to ex- pect so we will resign ourselves to the inevitable and only ask you to receive our very sincere. wishes for your prosperity and welfare and accept, as a slight token of our appre- ciation of your friendship and. your sterling - virtues, this lamp accomp- anied by the hope it may light your path for many years to come and serve asa slight remembrance - of your Port Perry friends. k Signed on 3 bghatf of the Committee: Martha Pearson C. May Hayes WHITE BIRCH WANTED In Bolts, 6 inches and up, 60 inches long, truck load lots. White, stating price, delivery and full particulars to The Guild of All Arts, Scarborough, Ontario. FOR SALE 11 Young Pigs, seven weeks old, Apply to Robt. Reader, Scugog, RR3 Port Perry. - "FOR SALE 50 Barred Rock Pullets, March Hatched. Apply to Frank Bradley, Port Perry. . FOR SALE A number of Small Pigs, three "eolts and two Durham Cows. Apply to Roy Henders, Phone 102 r 6, or R.R.3 Port Perry. oct23 @ Sniff the tan The 8 rept 4s jealovely Ea ed can a fire he 4 extra Ines Roaste Sronh os; | ground when vou KE. onl "RICHMELLO COFFEE aroma of this grand coffee! 239 guarded, Only rare DOMINION > TORRES LIM ' i ; FOR BALE Miscellaneous articles of furniture, including dining room. suite, chairs, ete, Apply at Cedar Lodge, Prince Albert, mornings and 29aninge. Mr, Snelling. Men of 30, 40, 50 PRP, VIM, VIGOR, Subnormal? Ba fron stores. at Divine Service has been an example: mem @® FOUR BI PORT PERRY, ONT, THURSDAY, wresme-- GOOD NEWS YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR Lawrence's "ONE CENT SALE", Next Week -- October 22-23-24-25" This is your chance to fill your medicine chest for the "winter with reliable remedies, household drugs, etc. at a real saving. See bills or next week's Star for further particulars, OCTOBER 16th, 1941 G DAYS @ PHONE 49 BOY. SCOUT NEWS The Scouts wish to thank the public for their generous support in making the apple day a success. 'Part of the 1] proceeds of the campaign will be sent to the "Chins Up" fund, to kelp Boy Scouts in England. The Scouts are still collecting old rags and' further "donations will be welcome. A meeting will be held as anual on Friday evening at 7.30. ST. JOHN'S " PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ' Evening: Service at 7 p.m. . Rev. Jas. Macllroy, Toronto, will be the Thanksgiving preacher. | CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION ANGLICAN Rev, William Stocks, Rector Sunday, October 19th--Children's i 8 a.m.--Holy Communion, 11 a.m.--Matins and Sermon, "The Rector. Thursday, at 7.30 p.m. Intercessions. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. W. J. H. Smyth, Minister 10 a.m.--Sunday School 11 a.m.--Public Worship. 7 p.m.--The Value of Gratitude: PRINCE ALBERT. ANNIVERSARY, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd. AUCTION 'SALES SATURDAY, 'OCTOBER 18 -- Farm Stock and Implements, the property of E. R. Oke, Lot 19, Con, 9, Reach, near Greenbank, . Sale at 1 p.m. Terms Cash, See bills for list. MONDAY, OCTOBER 20th -- Farm Stock and Implements, the property of George Roman, Lot 6, Con." 9, Scugog. Terms Cash, Sale at 1. See bills for particulars, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21st -- Farm| Stock and Implements, the property of R. L. Cookman, Lot 19, Con. 3 Brock Township, east of Blackwater Terms Cash. Sale at 1, See bills, -FOR SALE Three good storm Wadowstis glass 14 x 30 inches. Mrs, 'E, Tomlinson, Greenbank. ; ay Ld 7 SUITS SPONGED AND PRESSED 'C. P. ROLPH Upstairs, over Jemison's Bakery DR. J. B. LUNDY _.. DENTAL SURGEON" y Office above Bell 'Telephone Exchange, North side Queen Street, Port Perry. A. M. LAWRENCE me Renall swe Miss Alexander is leaving this SI TED JACKSON, Auctioneer | PORT PERRY The CHRISTIE FARM TO RENT, 100 acres, lot 6, con, 6, Reach, in Utica- village. Possession Tat March, 1942, ¢an plow at once. Apply to A. Christie, 'R.R.4 Uxbridge, PRENTICE'S -- BEAUTY PARLOR -- Skilled Opegator. 'Very moderate prices ' We specialize in-- L Bonat Permanent Waves Shampoo and Wave Marcel 6c 7 Manicure 86c : PERMANENT WAVES $1.95 and up Our work is up to a standard-- --+---- Not down toa price. Phone 223, Port Perry. , ARTHUR PRENTICE, Prop. 50c ARTHUR." W. 8. GREER in attendance at my Port Perry office on * Wednesday morning, and Priday afternces _ of each week, or by appointment. ~ Blong Block, Port Perry, Phone 2 W. A. Sangster. DENTAL BURGEON Office Hours: 9 a.m. to § p.m. Office Upstairs, over, C. Sleep's Insurance' Office, © Strand Theatre "UXBRIDGE; ONT. (Always the latest hits) Thursday, Friday, -Sat. (this week) Mary CARSLISLE, Joe E. BROWN, "Beware of Sppoks* See Joe ad a great detective in this thrilling detective story -- 1000 laffs It's funny and how! COMEDY--Charlie Chase in "THE. HECKLER" * Also Latest News Events of 1941. Saturday at 7.30 and 9.30 pm. (s. T.) alle Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, OCTOBER 20-21-22 Hoppy and Windy, in / WTEXAS RANGERS RIDE AGAIN" One of Zane Grey's great wild and woolly Westerns. Also g Bhisgiesk Snes, C3 Squat with Edgar "KENNEDY THE UREAT" Thurs., Friday, Sat. (Next Week) Lewis STONE, Mickey ROONEY, in "Judge Hardy & Son" See the happy family in a new fun sensation. Also COMEDIES. Open now every night with the ; 80 Cerits latest shows. SUITS CLEANED FOR SALE OR FOR RENT Dry Cleaned $1.00 House in Port Perry for sale or for rent. Available immediately. = Box |60, Port Perry Star. - STOCK SALE WM. HOPKINS & SONS--At lot 82, * con. 9, Whitby Township, 8% miles ~ West of Myrtle, on Friday, Oct. 17, at--1.80(S.1.), 20 two-year-old ---Steers__and. Heifers, 20 Yearling Steers, 60 Shoats, bd » Phones: Office 68w, Residence 68) Expert Radio. Service PHONE 234 on TED JACKSON, Auctioneer. DENTIST DR. H. H. ARMSTRONG Leonard Block over Prentice' Barber Phorie. 287, Res. 216 °° Pert Perry er rb Ap McLean Radio Service| uu Tussday and week or by "| (The Brm of Greer & Hampheays ts dtesoived) in attandancs ot my Pert Perry ofles oa Thursday afternoons of each 'appointment. Queen Street, Port Perry, Phoss 4 Tuesdays, Thursdays RUSSELL D. HUMPHREYS '>, 'and Saturdays only. ; } Simone Sieest North, Oshavs. . Ae