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Eg eA i 3 i $ L St. John's Presbyterian Sunday School Christmas Tree and Enter- tainment, will be held on Tuesday, December 22nd. COMING--F. E. Luke, Optometrist, at Lawrence's Drug Store, Port Perry, on Thursday, Dec. 17th. The United Church Sunday School will hold there Christmas Tree en- tertainment on 28rd. - Mrs. Robert Town al rs. Martha Baker spent Sunday in Peterboro. Mr. George Thornton spent Sunday with his parents in Little Britain. GREENBANK Mr. and Mrs. Tyson Lee, Ronald, Kenneth, Rupert and Mrs. W. Phoenix were in Whitby last Friday attending the County Oratorical Contest in which Kenneth and Rupert took part. Misses St. John and Montgomery and Mr. Wm. Phoenix were in Can- nington last Friday evening attending the Educational Convention. Mr. T. Nugent and Edna were visit- ing at the home of Richard Nugent on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brandon, of Toronto, at Mr. Richard Real's on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Howsam and family of Havelock, at Mr. John How- sam's on Sunday. We are sorry to report Mrs. John Stone on the sick list. Mr. D. Mason has rented the east Chas. Love farm. The ladies of the United Church are having a bazaar, supper and en- tertainment on the evening of Dec. 2nd. ----------e PP UTICA Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Bentley have been in Toronto for the last two weeks. We understand Mrs. Bentley is taking treatments for neuritis. Mr. J. Stringer and Mr. J. Hitchens left this week to return to England. The illustrated lecture on the Pas- sion Play given by Rev. E. C. Hunter, last Friday night, was much enjoyed by all. Mrs. J. E. Mitchell in Toronto re- cently visiting Mrs. Cartwell, who is very ill. A number from here attended the funeral of Mrs. Jas. Lakey on Tues- day. Biesers. A. E. Spencer, C. W. Lekey, and Harry Smith, of Toronto, were deer hunting last week. Messrs. Harold and Geo. Broderick of Mount Albert, were in the village on Thursday. Mr. Roy Corbman was married last Wednesday, his bride arriving from Moose Jaw on Monday. The Committee appointed by the Bluebird Club to take charge of pre- paring the land and erecting the fence or the rink, met on Tuesday night. Mrs. Fred Ackney and John, are| spending this week in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Wagg spent a féw days in Zephyr last week. A number from here attended the Oddfellows "At Home" in Port Perry last week. Mrs, E. Kendall visiting in Flesher- ton and Markdale recently. We are pleased to see Mr. John Christie able to be around again. We understand Mr. N. Brown is returning to his farm next Spring, and Mr. Wm. Taylor who has been a tenant for a number of years will move to the Taylor Homestead. Mr. and Mrs. W. Barclay, Toronto, Mrs. Moodie, of Brockvil e, visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Kendall. rrr MPA Pe DOMINION OF CANADA 5 and 10 YEAR BONDS TO YIELD 5.18 and 5.13 respectively, in Demoninations of $1,000, $500, and $100. Exchange your short ferns bonds for this issue. HARRIS & HARRIS, Phones: Port Perry 24, Oshawa 759 CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION 8 p.m.--Sunday School. 7 pm.--Evening Service. Day of Prayer Wednesday, December 2nd, at 8 p.m. ------etl POPs 'PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Sunday, November 29th-- Worship services at 11 a.m. and 7 pm. Sabbath School at 2.80 p.m. Prince Albert Sabbath School at 1.45 p.m. Worship service at 8 p.m. . E. Jones, of Trenton, will at all worship services. Mr. an able and forceful speaker. | Bentley's .~= FOR GIFTS For Christmas Gifts you are cordially welcomed to our Store to inspect our stock. We have a much better assortment thisyear than ever before. Thanking you to call in and see our stock. Always on hand to look after repairs. occa I. R. BENTLEY Jeweller & Optometrist DIED In Reach Township, on Saturday, November 21st, 1931, Mary Jane Bag- shaw, beloved wife of Jas. H. Lakey, aged.71 years. TENDERS WANTED for the caretaking of Port Perry Rink for the season 1931-32. Tenders to be in the hands of the Secretary by Dec. 1st. For particulars, Apply to Arm- strong McFarlane, Secretary. rr el ereee AUCTION SALE Large miscellaneous sale to be held on the premises of Mr. L. Lamb, at Manchester on Saturday, Nov. 28th, at 1.30 p.m., consisting of large quan- tity of implements, number of horses, and a large quantity of first class household furniture. Fred Ashton, clerk. E. J. Pomery, Auctioneer, re tl MPA ls PORT PERRY PUBLIC SCHOOL REPORT Honour 75. Pass 60. x--absent. Same examinations written by Junior and Senior classes. Senior Fourth-- Mary Stone. ........vvsvan 91.1 Patricia Jackson ........... 88.0 Vivien Wallace ............ 87.6 Grace Stone ........... en, 83.0 Kenneth Currah .......eus. 76.8 Malcolm Nasmith .......... 76.8 Merle Switzer, Ruth Hall Garnet Weir Helen Anderson Bill. Willard... Marjorie Tinsley Margaret Hayes Grace Switzer ...... Jean McDermott .. Fred Middleton ... Marjorie Palmer .. Isabel Ewers ..... Wilson Figary .... Harold Prentice .. Tom Bown ....... csessere y Violet Read ........c... cis x Junior Fourth-- Jessie Middleton ........... 74.4 Karl Dunn ov... 0000000 70.6 Marjory Harrison .......... 65.2 Billy Pyatt ........c00000dy y Harold Woon ... Mary Davidson . May Figary .... Harold Turner .. Bill Couldery Archibald McMaster ....... 54.6 Jean Moase ....¢.coiivniins 51.1 Beverley Kent ............. 50.6 Catherine O'Brien .......... 50.5 Dorothy O'Brien ........... 50.5 Beth Archer ............i:i 47.5 Clara Gilboord ............. 472 Allan Oke .v.v....i.iivienn 46.6 Jack Beare ,..,...... 000. 46.1 Lloyd Harrison ............ 414 Teddy Cooney ........v00uns 39.2 Nora. Levi. ......c...nevnsss 88.7 Harold Hood... ....¢ 00.800 82.0 M. M. Statton, Principal Senior Third-- Ruth Carnegie ............. 78.7 Marion Brent .............. 74.2 Dorothy Pyatt .............. 78.2 Bert DeShane .......... VOR | Tommy Hayden ............ 72.8 Eileen Birkett ............. 70.3 Murray Holtby . ' Billy Beare ..... Harry Carnegie Dorothy Cliff -,. Wilbert Wakeford . Ellen Ploughman ..........67.2 Marion Gooderham .........668 Luella Ploughman .......... 66.6 Fred Densham ............. 'Marie Hayden .... Joe Dowson .. Norma Ewers ......... , *Betty O'Brien x Mary Barnett ......... vanes BDTS Nellie Tuffs Bob Jeffrey ........ va sv ies D6 Cora Gerrow . Harold: Hayes' ............ 45.2 Rosser Williams ........... 438 R. H. Cornish, Teacher. Junior Second-- Miriam Richards ......... 91.85 Hugh Nasmith ,........... 90.00 Louise Hall ...... ....00 87.00 Iola Gerrow ........... 0. 86.71 June Sonley .............. 85.14 Grant McDermott ......... 81.42 George Stone ............. 81.42 Lucille Harrison .......... 81.14 Edna Dowson ............. 79.00 Gladys: Nott ........J viv 78.14 Doris MacGregor .......... 78.55 Eileen Barnett ........... 72.00 Josephine Cooney -......... 71.85 George Emmerson ........ 68.71 Teddy Beek ........i..sus 58.28 Harold Wakeford ....,....58.00 *Merle Shunk ............. 56.28 I Reginald Figary .......... 52.73 Bthel Figary ..c...0..0 0. 51.43 Frank Densham ........... 47.28 George White ............. 54.55 Senior Second-- Herbert Howard .......... 80.66 Jack Raines .............. 78.85 Jack Tinsley ...........a 74.14 David Pickard .....,.. veo T1.43 Reginald Middleton ......., 71.43 Howard White ......... +. 71.28 Norma Harrison Stanley Gyton Earl Hod. ci vus vanes nn *Victor Read .. Fred Andrews : * means one exam missed through absence. G. V. Stovin, Teacher. Senior First-- Kathleen Read ............ 87. David Turner, Sr. i ceeias 86. Jack Sangster ....,....... 84. Shirley Gilboord .......... 81. Pear] Sutcliffe Gloria Nesbitt Kenneth Moore ............ 74. Jack Pargeter.,........ ... 73. David Kight ............:. 78. Douglas Gerrow .......... 70. David Turner, Jr. .......... 70. Ronald Cliff Bryce Moase Junior First-- Joyes Hull... 0 adi.) 82. Marion Franklin .......... 81. Dorothy Couldery.. ....... 78. Tommy O'Brien Cecil Gerrow .............604. Marjorie Jenkins Margaret Day Lucille Mark ........ Audrey DeShane .. Arthur Brown .... Bobby Allin Billy Stevens ..... Noreen Stewart ... Edward Bennett .. Joan Hayden Hilda Toffs: ...... 0. 00. Jimmy Davidson : A Gordon Carnegie **........ 45. Gladys Goode ***.......... 40. * examinations missed. E. W. Harris, Teacher, eel AP reer DR. W. 8. HARPER Physician and Surgeon and Trinity University, Toronto. Post Graduate in Surgery of Medical Graduates' College and Polyelinie, London, Eng., North East London Post Graduate College, London, Eng., Royal Infirmary, Glasgow. Coroner for County of Ontario. Office and Surgery--former residence of Dr. J. A. Mathers, Queen St., Port Perry, Phone 17 ree eee ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. E. E. Annand, B.A., Minister. 11 a.m.~--Morning Service. 7 p.m--Evening Service. BREADALBANE CHURCH, UTICA Service at 2.30 p.m. ee el AP meee COUNCIL NEWS At the néxt regular meeting. of the Council, on Monday, December 7th, W. M. Letcher will introduce a' By-law for the purpose of forming a Hydro Commission for the Village of Port! Perry. | ; -If established, the duties of the righ int nig will be included in that © H0OTT'S DAIRY. Graduate of Trinity Medical College || ed to customer without | us ow the - ety time pros his visit rs next week.. So it won't be long now until we shall see the dear old chap driving down our streets surrounded by the merry throng. But we haven't room for all the beautiful presents he is bringing, yn Out Goes EVERY DRESS in the Store at - $2.98 - OUR EXTRA SPECIAL FOR THIS WE EK--Children' s High Rubber Boots. Sizes 8 to 2--first quality, warmly lined, with good thick soles. . . RL geiko from $1. 29 1 NELSON'S STORE, &= Port Perry: A Good Store to know L.w. nelson, Prop. :: Watch Us Grow Queen Street H. Couldery, Mgr. Yardley's Lavender Toiletries THE PERFECT GIFT . Our Yardley Gift Sets are now on display. They cer- tainly are wonderful and should solve many of your Christmas shopping problems. The lovable fragrance of WILLARD'S We have not appeared in the press for some time, but are still here doing business never the less; and as one of the oldest established firms in town, it is with confidence we invite you to tune in on our large and attractive stock of new fruits, fresh lavender appeals alike 0 ladies and. penemen) ths Stack groceries, e L We invite you to look over our display while the stoc! URE LARD, . is complete. Ask us for complete illustrated price list. PURE L ART) Th Pdheg OUR, tons Broad EL RE Pha 25. : RICE, Blue Rose, 3 1bs for 23¢c. ROLLED OATS, fresh, 7 Ibs 25¢. ASK FOR VOTES IN THE DOLL CONTEST. SODA BISCUITS (Christie's or Westone) - etal pkg. 10c. ; CHRISTIE'S SODA BISCUITS, fresh .......... ..5 1b box 75e. ' SWISS CHEESE, 6 portions per pkg. ........ Bd vednven3he. _ v . | PERSIAN DATES ..... Ehiesale dy de vk ree dh . ..2 pkgs. 25¢. A. M. LAWRENCE, Phn, B. : 780 Rexall. sure : Phene 49 PORT PERRY, ONT. CAWKER BROS. CHEAPER MEATS Owing to the lower prices on the Live Stock rket, we are able te buy better are offering choloe outs of beef, veal and lamb at reduced prices. Phone in your orders--28w : Pag SELLING OUT ENTIRELY, Our giving up business sale, is booming--with | satisfaction and savings for many, many people. watch our 'Christmas bargains--as we are, going to] ice our large stock, specially our Chistmas goods] at pho prices. Come' and see our stock and eofipatel 3 For Your Christmas Cake | we have finest quality Raisins, (with or without seeds), Currants, g Crytalized Cherries, English Cut Mixed Peel, New Dates,, Figs, 58 Spices, French Shelled Walnuts, Spanished Shelled Almonds and Pecan Nuts, and Almond Icing. MINCE MEAT, Choice Crosse & Blackwell, per 1b sii aes TIGER BRAND CATSUP, large bottle . cwsiveralBes PUMPKIN, 24;'s 10¢c. . . HONEY IN COMB, 25c. FISH--Haddie, Fillets, Kippers, Codfish. Willard & Co. 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