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G--F. E. Luke, Optometrist, Lawrence's Drug Store, Port y, on Thursday, Dec. 17th. being prepared by a committee or the leadership of Miss Gertrude : vin, and there will be a large num- | ber of. well trained young folk who * will present elves, gnomes, Santa Claus, .and all the glorious Christmas || Company in happy mood. & The program starts at 7.46. ~Ad- mission, Adults 26¢c., Children 1b6c. * Room for all. You will enjoy yourself. Come. te ln dering what it will be. We Have: It Li "That Gift you are won- See our stock of Silverware Watches Rings Leather Handbags Compacts China - Two-Tone Ivory Pink, Green & Topaz Glass Christmas Cards Stationery Games Story Books, ete. Open evenings I. R. BENTLEY Jeweller & Optometrist Port Perry Ward 0.0.0! _ ' SOCIAL EVENING LEGION refreshments, be present. ------ POP Program of special interest. munity are invited. Adults, 25c. Children 15¢. FOR MEMBERS OF CANADIAN will. be held Tuesday, evening, Dec. 24th, 1981, at 8 pm. Euchre and All members kindly Don't forget the Christmas Concert in the auditorium of St. John's Church on Tuesday, December 22nd, at 8 p.m. Com- dition, price reasonable. Geo. Proutt, Phone 192 r 2-2. BREADALBANE CHURCH, UTICA PORT PERRY POST OFFICE To avoid a misunderstanding which . migth inconvenience the public, I | wish to make known that on Christ- | mas Day and New Year's Day, the J be received and dispatched as usual, but wickets will not be opened on the days mentioned. Christmas Day will be a holiday for Rural Mail Contract- ors. W. G. HULL, Postmaster. BLACKSTOCK,_|: Mr. and Mrs. L.' E. Mountjoy and Mr. and Mrs. T. Smith attended the Durham Liberal Banquet and program of speeches in Newcastle, on Tuesday evening of last week. Edwin DeNure and daughter Jean, of # | Gananoque, visited recemtly at the if = home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stinson. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Vance, Mr. and Mrs, John English, Miss Hagel and . Mr, Dalton English, visited with Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur Vance. Miss Florrie Parr spent the week : end in Toronto, Murs. F. A. Bailey is spending a few "days in Grand Valley with her daughter Laura at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Deacon. . The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society was ( held at the home of Mrs. Norman Mountjoy on Wednesday afternoon of last week with a splendid attendance of members and vistors. The meeting 'opened with devotional exercises con- bducted by the president after which an ion of officers took place and re- sulted as follows: Hon. President--Mrs, Jas. Byers. | 1st Vice President--Mrs. Earl Dorrell 2nd Vice Pres--Mrs. Wilbur Archer Rec. Sec.--Mrs. Wallace Marlow. Cor, Sec.--Mrs. Roy Taylor. Treasurer--Mrs. Jas. Marlow. Christian Stewardship and Finance Secretary--Mrs. Alex. Johnston. Literature and Missionary Monthly-- ~~ Mrs. John Larmer * Strangers' Sec.--Mrs. Jos. Forder Associate Helpers' Sec'y--Mrs. T. Samells. . Temperance--Miss Annie Wright. « Mission Band--Mrs. Cecil Hill Press Sec.--Mrs. Frank Stinson Baby Band--Mrs. Carl Wright i Supply Sec.--Mrs. Osmond Wright. Good Cheer Com.~--Mrs. G. Crawford and Mrs. Jas. Henry. - Finance Com.--Mrs. Alex. Johnston. . Norman Mountjoy, Mrs. Jobb, Jas. Marlow, the close of the business session | oup in charge with Mrs. W. as convenor, favoured the with the following pragram: tu speeches by Mrs. Ernest rs. Earl Dorrell, Mrs. (Rev) | Rev. Mr. Newell, on the Post Office will be closed. Mail will|II REPORT OF PORT PERRY HIGH Mrs. J. J. Abernethy, Mr. and Mrs. | Credit SCHOOL FORM 1 D. Lakey «..viiiies viivesa 801% Mo RYBR saovrsrvrirsnasnis 76.2 M. Hubbard ........c.o0ns 70.9 M RKIPDY ssi hivesens 70.6 D. Steer ......... conde 70.0 R.Brent .........c00. hese 69.9 M. Luke «.c.....ruiiiarnees 69.7 5 CORVBE cx v'v evs svn innnes G. Bradley ........ ci une 68.9 Le Fralick vo. ooo ini 68.3 F. Jones .........c.vosuans 67.9 K. 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Beare oo ieriiiot sree 218 MIbDLE SCHoo1 Wallace ............ 802 Peers esanan Cows to our herd for milk supply. Their milk will be included in that which is supplied to customer without extra charge. Members worth from $6,000 to $200,- 000. Photos Free. Stevens, Box 1480, Hollywood, Calif. Port Perry Star. 1 for two High' School pupils within a short distance of school. sonable. Cochrane St, Phone 8 r 8, Port Perry. Perry. Apply at Star Office. 1 rrr NIIcoi ---- Pe FOR SALE CE A Cutter, Tinney make, in good con- Apply to dec24 ----, PO ST.. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. E. E. Annand,.B.A., Minister. 11 a.m.--Morning Service. 7 p.m.--Evening Service. Service at 2.80 p.m. ------------ JERSEY MILK We are adding a number of Jersey SCOTT'S DAIRY. MARRY. I have a mate for you. Club. Jane dec 24 POP LADIES' FUR COAT FOR SALE Black, in «good condition. Apply at ACCOMMODATION Terms rea- Apply Mrs. Jabez Crosier, dec 24 TTT ll Pe HOUSE FOR SALE on John St, near Queen St. Port A FRIENDSHIP BANQUET A most pleasing event took place GIVE SILK SCARFS-- 20¢ to $1.10. ik GIVE HANDKERCHIEFS-- Nicely boxed at 19¢. to 59c. GIVE NON-RUN SILK LINGERIE-- Bloomers, Vests, Pyjamas, in Christmas boxes, 59¢. to $1.69. GIVE TIES-- © 29c., 9c. and 59. GIVE S0X-- 20¢., 8be., 50c., 9c. GIVE KIMONAS-- 98¢., $1.98 and $2.79 GIVE BILK HOSE-- 39¢., 69¢., 9c. and $1.00 GIVE PENMAN'S UNDERWEAR Men's Natural Wool 98¢c. garment Combinations $1.79, GIVE TOWELS-- 39¢., 49¢c., 69c., a pair. GIVE MEN'S SHIRTS-- English Broadcloth, 79¢., 88c., $1. GIVE BOXED WRITING PAPER-- 29c., 34c., 49c., Boe. GIVE YOUR PHOTO--- In one of our Photo Frames, 88¢. GIVE A TEA SET--- GIVE BABY'S COATERS-- - Pure wool at $1.19, Children's Knitted Outerwear $1.98; GIVE NON-RUN LINGERIE-- Step-ins, Vests, Bloomers, 89¢. garment. ' GIVE EAR FLAP CAPS-- Real héavy make at $1.19. GIVE TABLE CLOTHS-- Crepe boil proof cloths at 79¢. GIVE GLOVES-- GIVE NIGHT GOWNS-- = - Flannelette, nicely trimmed. 79¢.,.$1.19 and § GIVE GLASS AND CHINA WARE-- We have a fine Assortment, GIVE THE CHILDREN DOLLS-- $1.98 and $2.98, and TOYS. We have priced ours GIVE MANICURE SETS-- to nog every purse, from 10¢. 'to 65¢c. and $1.19. 6%. These are a few of our Christmas Supgeeions but to Pell er our Specials we invite you. to come ; ity Prices. in and compare our lity and Price whic All sorts for Ladies, Gents, Children ; are all below ee ie si : $ GIVE LOOKING GLASSES, soe the frame is worth the money. GIVE CANDIES AND NUTS-- TT Ours are all fresh and wholesome : Re at real saving prices. ; i \ GIVE MEN'S RUBBERS-- ~ : bi and WORK BOOTS. Our prices and quality will surprise you.- GIVE A CONGOLEUM RUG-- : All gizes and shades, below cata- logue prices. | GIVE SCHOOL BAGS-- * and School Supplies. Always . useful and appreciated. We have wrapping paper and Christ- mas boxes at 5c. and 10e. each. GIVE ONE OF OUR PRETTY DRESSED DOLLS, 59c. GIVE MEN'S WOOL SWEATERS-- Jumbo and close knit, $2.98. - GIVE MEN'S UNDERWEAR-- Our prices defy all competition. GIVE LADIES' PURSES-- 69¢. and 98c. "conclusion of the event. in the basement of the United Church on Thursday evening of last week, when Rev. W. P. Brown, entertained some seventy guests at a banquet. Mr. Brown explained the purpose of the feast--to show appreciation for the many kindnesses he had received from those present, particularly since the death of Mrs. Brown. Not being in a position to entertain his guests in his own home, he enlisted the ser- vices of the Women's Association; assumed all expenses, and the result B% | Ves a delightful dinner, exceedingly cooked, and very thoroughly enjoyed. The ladies are to be complimented upon the pleasing results achieved, and had it not been for the most un- fortunate death of Mr. Waddell, just before the banquet started, this would have been one of the most happy social events held in the church, Many kindly expressions of appreciation of the hospitality of Mr, Brown were given both at the banquet, and at the J. A. HETHERINGTON Chiropractor and Drugless Therapist NELSON'S STO A Good Store to know L w. Nelson, Fron # H. Couldery, Mgr. Queen 0 Street Port Perry Watch Us Grow how big or how small the you solve the problem. For open evenings from now until See our displays of the following lines: YARDLEY'S, = EVENING IN PARIS and JASMINE TOILETRIES. | SHEAFFER'S LIFETIME FOUNTAIN PENS. READYSET CAMERAS. ARTSTYL HUNT'S and PATTERSON'S CHOCOLATE! and CIGARETS in Christmas 39 yrabpete. 1 Gifts for Everybody Let us help you solve your gift problems. No matter t or who it is for we can help our convenience we will be hristmas. PEARL ON AMBER TOILETWARE. Em NSO ARS STATIONERY KS for all ages. in gf A HOST OF Os APPROPRIATE SIFTS: (Open evenings until Christmas) - DON'T FORGET THE DOLL CONTEST IS PAYING 21e,, 20c., and 17c., FOR BUTER FAT. and make more money by sending + A GOODE & SON, Prousistors... 34 Wolverleigh Blvd, Toronto. Phone Hargrave 0990 IN PORT PERRY Tuesday and Saturday, 1.80 to 8 p.m. Phone 258 The Creamery You can save labor your cream to the PORT PERRY CREAMERY | eapecialy in . A M. LAWRENCE, Phm. B. : 720 Rexall sa Phone 49 © PORT PERRY, ONT. 4 Port Perry 'Dominion Store [iu Giving Up Business Sale is. cheering up the public, with bargains in all kinds of wintér Lis i {tien and footwear for men, women and children, IT PAYS TO DVERTISE ' ICAWKER BROS. | CHEAPER MEATS Owing to the lower prices on the Live Stock Market, we are able to buy better and are offering choloe outs 'ot beef, veal and lamb at reduced prises, J Phone in your orders--20w Kueh. You ove on the salesdar, ne te os 3 this. Junctuse spells loss of ond d preparedness.