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PORT PERRY, ONT,, THURSDAY, 'OOTOBER 11th, 1951 CLASSIF ATTEN TION FARMERS! - We will be pleased to pick up dead . or erippled farm animals and pay the highest prevailing prices. Port Perry 118 r 2 Uxbridge 27. Brooklin 62. "Toronto, EMpire 3-3636 Lindsay 8660 kh: GORDON YOUNG LTD. H nov 80 Dead "Hm Stock Picked up Promptly. Horses, Cows, Heifers, Sheep, : Pigs and Calves (We pay for horses, cows, and Heifers) .. 2c to 3c per Ib, for live Horses. Call collect, Bowmanville 2679 Margwill Fur Farm TYRONE 1-62 makes and models; various other ma-* chines. - Ux-Spring Farms Limited, Uxbridge, Ontario. oct 11 3 : ) A Make large Transparent Coloured Ei Bubbles for childrens' gr pl am Sa | y p i amusement. Ge) Simple 'and easy to get ingredients od used. For Formula send stamped,. Hi R "self addressed envelope and 26ec. in iS . $ coin to--Mrs. Luther Wilson, Good- 1 J wood, Ont, Nov. 8 . Fm Jt = role Oy FOR SALE--125 Rock and Hamp- } K shire Plats, laying. well. Phone Mk 109 r 1 i Sa -- in APPLES FOR SALE 3 Fall and Winter -- Snow, Lasalles, Alexander and Ontario. Also winter Pears. Ray Medd; R.R.1 Port Perry, "Phone 113 r 22, © octl8 nd Leva Sn? raw) SA PIGS FOR SALE--AIll ages and all sizes. Apply Russell Wray, Shirley, Ontario. + WANTED--Woman as companion for elderly lady and to do light house work. No waxing or laundry. School children in the home. Sleep in or out. "Apply Box 22, Port Perry Star. FOR SALE -- A Beautiful wine brocaded velour Chesterfield in ex- { © cellent ~ condition; 'also 4 Kitchen Chairs. Apply 415 Masson Street, Oshawa FOUND--At Port Perry High School, a pair of plastic framed Glasses. May be seen at the Star Office, FOR SALE -- Beach medium size cook stove, in good condition. _Phone 257, Port Perry. FOR SALE--Used farm tractors, all | IED ADS SAND, GRAVEL, SOD AND LOAM ELLSWORTH KENNEDY will be pleased to serve you Phone 322 Port Perry for Information Nov. 22 FOR --- -- BULLDOZING ard EXCAVATING by Hour or Contract. Free Estimates Given. We specialize in Farm Improvement, WM. TRIPP R.R.2, Port Perry Phone 109 r 42 oct 26/61 Painting and Decorating WE GO ANYWHERE "NO JOB TOO SMALL or TOO LARGE * Sample on Request. Estimates Freely Given. Phone Port Perry, 124 r 15 ELNA THE MIRACLE SEWING MACHINE IT SEWS IT DARNS IT MENDS IT EMBROIDERS For Free Home Demonstration Call "ROBT, CONNATY UXBRIDGE Phone 162 r 12 LOST---Pair Pldstic frame Glasses, Brown Leather Case. Anyone finding same please notify Star Office, British Ontario Motors 48 Ford Tractor .......c.eeeenene $950 19 Case Tractor, row crop 50 Ferguson Tractor We still have a few 51 Ferguson Tractors for immediate delivery-- step in before prices rise, TRADE - TERMS - CASH BRITISH ONTARIO MOTORS YOUR FERGUSON DEALER Uxbridge, Leaskdale, Phone 167 Uxbridge 162 r 15 FOR SALE -- Boy's bine suit, size 16, good as new. Phone 4, Port Perry. Auction Sales OCTOBER 11th--Auction Sale ond LOST -- Top Tarpaulin, brown, size 8' x 12' from Kigt Beverage truck on Friday morning between Port Perry and Oshawa. Finder please notify Kist Beverages, Port Perry, Phone 47. ! 1 FOR SALE Barred Rock Pullets, 6% months old. C. Hayward, Sea- grave, Phone 291 r 4, 4 4 i FOR SALE--Girl's Coat with parka, i size 6; Child's Snow Suit, with parka, i - Tred, size 2; Child's White Overshoes, {size b; 2 prs. girl's White Skates, sizes ' : 4 and 6; Girl's White Snow Boots" 3 and 4. Mrs, C. Ptolemy, Phone 246, : Port Perry. FOR SALE--Buffet with mirror, Dresser with mirror, McClary . Range, wood or coal, with pipes; | Quebée Coal Heater with pipes) Mrs. John L. Sweetman, Phone 102-r-2 (after 7 p.m.) LOST--2 year old heifer, Hol- stein, mostly dark. Phone 119-23 'Port Perry. - Oct. 11 MIDDLE GREEN VILLA. REST. HOME, Courtice, one or two vacan- cles for 'the aged and bed patients, "men and women. Every kindness given; excellent meals. Nursing care and tray service. Approved by doc- - tors: Terms monthly. Phone for ap- pointment. Oshawa 56-4948. JunT7tf Building Sup pplies : ALL ging OF ROOFING 2 . MATERIAL i : IN-SOL BRICK John Manville Cedar. Grain Siding and Insulation A good | supply of Plywood, Tile » Board, 'ete. Contact "rm Coombe 7) Terms cas of Farm Stock and Implements, the property of Norman Taylor, 1 mile north of Blackstock and 14 mile west of Taylor's Corners. Terms Cash, sale at 1.00 p.m. TED JACKSON, Auctioneer SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20th-- Auction sale of 60 head of Cattle, Cows, Springers, Holstein Heifers and Stockers, 12 Hereford Calves weigh- ing about 325 lbs, the property of Roy Lavis and Son, Lot 4, Con. 8, Twp. East Whitby, 13 miles East of North Oshawa, near Maxwell's School. Terms Cash, no reserve, sale at 1.30 p.m. H. Mackie, clerk. $ TED JACKSON, Auctioneer. SATURDAY, OCT. 183--Auction Sale of 100 Cattle, Pigs, the pro- perty of Love Bros., on No. 7 High- way, 1 mile East of Port Perry. Terms Cash, sale at 2.00 p.m. TED JACKSON, Auctioneer. WED., OCT.-24th--Auction Sale of Farm Stock and Implements, Hay, Straw and Furniture, the property of J. R. McConnell, Lot 10, Con. 3, Emily, on No. 7 High-. way, one mile East of Omemee.' , sale at 1.00 p.m. TED JACKSON, Auctioneer. SAT., OCT. 27--Auction Sale of Farm: Stock, Implements, Furni- ture, Hay and Straw and Real Estate, the property of Jas, Lang- maid Estate, Lot 20, Con. 2, Whit- by; on No. 2 Highway, 2 miles East of 'Whitby. Terms cash, sale dt 1.00 p.m. : TED JACKSON, Auctioneer. . FRI, OCT. 26th---Auction Sale of Live Stock, Implements, ete., the property of Robt. Hewie Est, Lot 18, Con. 6, Fenelon Twp. 2 miles north of Cdiieron. Terms cash, sale at 1.00 p.m. . : = _ ONTARIO emyou I -- - - . British Ontario - Motors 51 Henry J "6" Coach, reg. $2453 For $2195 This is a. guaranteed new car---com- plete with air conditioning. 50 Morris Minor Coach. reg. $1200 ' For $1050 49 Morris Oxford Sedan,.reg. $1450 ., : Fof $995 49 Austin Sedan, reg. $1100 a For $8995 418 Standard Cdach, reg. $800 For $675 47 Frazer Manhaitail Sedan, zoe $1550 For $1450 38 Diamond T Van, reg. $800 For $650 A home on wheels--see this one 38 Pontiac Coach, reg. $600 : For $495 37 Buick Coach, reg. $500 For $395 This is a dandy car--special small series, 37 Chrysler Royal, reg. $400 } For $195 and many others, too numerous to mention. TRADE - TERMS - CASH BRITISH ONTARIO 'MOTORS Your Morris Dealer Uxbridge, Leaskdale, Phone 167. Uxbridge 162 r- 15 rm PPA -- Fire Prevention In these uncertain and ominous days of unprecedented danger, fire safety must be recognized as highly impor- tant for the security of our citizens and country. In building up our armed Yorcos, and the production of armaments, ete. every effort is being made to Intcinate this additional burden with the nom- inal economic structure and this is putting a strain upon every Canadian, --in dollars and work, therefdve, if we are to avoid crippling these efforts by needless destruction and the un- warranted draining of our productive capacity, every citizen should deem it his duty to exercise vigilance against fire, explosion and other perils. There must be developed, in all Can- adians, a full awareness of the great understanding of our country to pro- duce all the necessary materials for the 'defence of democracy, and how this - could be materially affected should there occur any catastrophic fire. Fire peril consciousness is a "must". That fire is "the great destroyer" is a realization born of many sad occur- ances, as witness the recent fire in the Hospice St. Cunégonde, Montreal and the loss of thirty-five lives. Experience has taught us that fire has a greater large-scale damaging | potential "to facilities, supplies and 'man-power than any other hazard that is subject to physical control. : In undertaking the responsibilities of adequate fire preventive measures, it must be realized that all safety en- deavours are, in their broadest inter- pretations, co-operative projects call- ing for collaboration and planning by all, _concerned. Let us all drop the apathetic attitudé that seems to govern us. Let us be more careful, as statistics prove that more fires are caused through carelessness than any- thing else. Accortling to the latest statistics fire ' losses in Canada for 1950 approximat=' ed. $66,000,000, and these figures do work NORMAN DEPOE Filling in some of the details in the picture of Canadian and World happenings which comes to us through radio and press news reports, is the job of the nationally heard program "CBC News Roundup" Each day, 'spoken despatches. from contributors throughout Canada and around the globe are transmitted to Toronto for editing by Nor- man .DePoe--seen here, checking over a tape-record commentary-- into the 16-minute show of on-the-spot reports which follows the national news bulletin every weekday ond the CBC Trans-Canada net- Ge EA gt tar bee ts J Lakeview Theatr, Port Perr ~~ * Two Shows Nightly--7 and 9 p.m. SE Cm Sdn gin ps vs on COMEDY, ETC. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11-12-18 JUNE HAVER and MARK STEVENS In the Glorious Technicolor Musical Comedy "OH YOU BEAUTIFUL POLL! : 4] ' i ~~ "BORN YESTERDAY' 2 SHORT. PICTURES, MONDAY, TUES, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15-16-17 Six 'Record- Weeks at Toronto Imperial JUDY HOLLIDAY and WILLIAM HOLDEN In the Sparkling Comedy Drama not include uninsured property, which doubtless amounted to several million. Fire Prevention Week this year is October 7th-13th, and is for the pur- pose of drawing the attention of the publi¢- to -a- great and- ever present social and economic problem, At this time of 'the year heating systems start to operate for the en- suing winter months. Make sure that furnaces, smoke pipes, ete. are in good condition. Eliminate all possiblé fire hazards. in the. home, store and fac- tory. ¥ Let Fire Prevention Week this year mean something; and make it a week of réaization of facts. - ---------- a -- Int. Plowing Maich Record size for Tented City When the International Plowing Match opened on October 9th near Woodstock, the famous "Tented City" was the largest ever set up, accord- ing to F. A, Lashley, the Secretary- Manager for this big annual event. ASSESSMENT ROL SEPTEMBER 29th, 1951 The assessment roll of the Township of Scugog for 1961 upon which the taxes for 1962 will be levied, has been returned to me; and any appeals 'against the assessments therein must be made to me in writing on or before October 14th, 1951, $ RALPH MILNER, Clerk | §: Brooklin, Ont., Sept. 29, 1951. SE: NOTICE ASESSMENT ROLL RETURNED SEPTEMBER 30th, 1951 The Assessment Roll of the Corpor- ation of the Village of Port Perry for 1951 upon which the taxes for 1952 will be leviéd has been returned to me; and any appeals against the assess- ments therein must be made to me in writing on or before October 14th, $ 1961. : JOHN F. RAINES, Clerk Port Perry, Oct. 1, 1951. Saturday until 10 p.m. PHONE--Port Perry 320 r 3 'RETURNED resssssess octll WATCH THIS SPACE EVERY THURSDAY FOR OUR WEEK-END SPECIALS. - | Hot Point Electric Range E 3 ~~ SPECIAL $94.50 McLaughlin's North Oshawa 1300 SIMCOE ST. N. OSHAWA LARGE FREE PARKING AREA. PHONE 5-4432 © MANCHESTER GROCERY FOR COLD MEATS; ; GROCERIES; SMALL HARDWARE; E Open ey 8 a.m. to 9 p.m, Tuesday to Priday; Monday and most Holidays until 6 p.m 3 He says that applications for space received up to the end' of September exceeded the space which had been set aside for the Headquarters area and it has been necessary to expand this section. At the same time, interest in the plowing competitions seems to be great. This has resulted, in part, from the addition of contour plowing competitions in this year's program. ' Mr. Lashley goes on to say that he has received assurance of at least two entries by championship plowmen from the United States. + Humphries, who was declared contour plowing champion at the National and ! Missouri Plowing Matches. last Aug- ust, will enter in the contour compe- titions, while Leo Drake of Memphis, Missouri, the level land plowing champion of the same event, will en- "ter one or more classes at the Inter- national. Other American visitors to the Match will include Ralph B. Me- Gill, the general Chairman for the National and Missouri Soil Conserva- ' tion Field Days and Plowing Matches, and Mr. and Mrs. George Montgom- ery, on whose farm the American event was held last August. Bread, Buns, Pies, Phone 32. FOR SALE--Shortening Tins 36c; also Smaller Sizes, . SATURDAY SPECIALS Chocolate Date Cake Cakes and Tarts. Coffee Roll Gerrow's Bakery - -- i --. #1 you would like, . regarding your! needs. PHONE 16 Count, on your Pharmacist for the friendly, efficient service He will be glad to answer any questions SERVICE and QUALITY OUR MOTTO. | BRUTON'S DRUG STORE FRIEND PORT PERRY ~ TED JACKSON, Auctioneer. | EY Advertisement Advertisement . wil: 'Opposed' Are no such William | a bad lot! The Citizens League opposed to the opening of 'a Brewer's Warehouse is really made up of a pretty decent lot of people. the 'control of anyone's privilege of drinking or not drinking. - They are not advocating That privilege still is, always has 'been, and always will be every citizen's personal right to choose. - Alcoholic beverages are still easily available jn centres, sixteen or more miles away. larger . The Citizens League is vigorously opposed to the opening of a Brewer's Retail Store in Port Perry for two cardinal reasons. ~(1) Our village is not large enough to stand the "gaff" of more easily procurable alcoholic beverages: Our business section is only 1% blocks long and to place in that small area a Brewer's Store. would hurt and offened a lot of good citizens who may have sincere persgnal reasons to really hate alcohol. For a large centre like Oshawa those who wish to patronize locate it and those who don't can avoid it. OUR VILLAGE. it can - THIS IS NOT POSSIBLE IN (2) Invariably the establshment of a Brewers Retail Store has been _ the forerunner of a more open sale; a few short years later, edge of the wedge" once inserted is hard to control or remove. say ths Brewers Store is their final demand. "The thin Some will Hitler said that about Sudatenland in 1938 but once he got it he somehow changed his mind and wanted to sonirol, the world. \ : PORT PERRY IS A PRETTY NICE PLACE | Just THE WAY IT IS. LETS LEAVE IT THAT way. Don't Gamble PORT PEI RY CITIZ NS LEAGUE OPPOSED 10 BREWER'S RETAIL STORE L ote NO, October Uth