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i + last week. Page Eight NE Then a a i iP As ashiraaes SE wtp PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, y THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1984" -- w-- DON'T DRIVE Without Public Liability and Property Damage Insurance. Take advantage of our new low rates. (Fire, Accident, Plate Glass and Burgular Insurance also written at reasonable rates) E, .H. PURDY Phone 33 Port Perry ADVERTISE! ADVERTISE! ADVERTISE! [n the Port Perry Star. ORMSDALE FARMS WIN MANY PRIZES AT DISTRICT FAIRS Ormsdale Farms, owned by Fred Ormiston and sons, Brooklin, captured Holstein ¢hampionships at Peterboro and Belleville Fairs this year. The show herd numbers twelve head, all bred and raised at 'Ormadale". The entire breeding herd is T. B..and R.O. P. and blood tested by government inspectors. The prizes won at Peter- boro Fair included 10 firsts, 3 seconds, with Grand Championship Holstein female going to their noted white cow, Toitilla Rose Queen, whose milk pro- duction' record as a two-year-old is 15,907 'Ibs, with 715 Ibs. of butter fat, thus winning her second place in Can- ada for that year. At Belleville the prizes included 12 firsts, 4 'seconds and 2 thirds with championship going to Toitilla Rose Queen. Among specials won were: Bank of Montreal special for best Holstein: female; International Stock Food Special for best one year old heifer in show; Metropolitan Stoves Ltd. special for best two Holstein heifers two years old, owned by same exhibitor. a PPP em eres MYRTLE STATION (Too late for last week) The local branch of the W. M. S. will meet at the home of Mrs. E. Cross on the afternoon of Friday, Sept. 21st. We would like to see a good attendance. . Mrs. Leslie Briggs, of Los Angeles, Cal., and Mrs. F. W, Thompson and son Aubrey, of Oshawa, were Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. F. Briggs. Mrs. H. Hurlbut, of Kemble, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Tordift Miss M. Clouston, also Mr. Fred Clouston and wife, of Rochester, were "visiting last week with the former's sister Mrs. John Quinn and Mr. Quinn: C. Russell and, Miss B. Myers, of Oshawa were Sun- Mr. Wm. Glover, Mr. day guests of Mr, and Mrs. Oliver Lane. . N Mr. Harold Percy and Mr. Melvin Secian, spent the week end with Mr. John Broom, of Kinsale, Miss Verna Hogle, of Columbus, was a week-end guest of Miss Viva Briggs. Mr. Eli Martin, Mrs. M. Edwards and son, and Mrs. Peter Edwards and five children, of Gravenhurst, were re- cent visitors of the former's cousins Mr. Wm. and Miss M. Martin, Messrs. Leonard Woods and Ross Broome, were home for the week end. They have been busy for the past few weeks building a barn for Mr. W, B Ferguson, of Cartwright. Mr. Lloyd Miller, of Raglan, is also assisting. Mrs. W. E. Harrison, of Noranda, and daughter Marjorie, also Mr. M. Payne, of Toronto, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. C. Harrison. Mr. Joe Simkin, of Islington, was a visitor at his home here on Sunday. Mr. McClellan, manager of the Bank of Nova Scotia at Windsor, and Mrs. McClellan, were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Beacock. Mr. Wilfred Graham has been spending a few days with his son Mr, Oliver Graham. Mrs, J. McCulley, of St. Mary's, was a guest of Mr, and Mrs. D. Leury, on Sunday. i Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chisholm were visitors to Pontypool on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Maynard and family of Brooklin, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. D. Broome, of Kin- sale, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Percy. Mrs. Currie of Orangeville, was a week end visitor of Mrs, Hughson. * The Myrtle friends wish to express their deepest sympathy to Mr. Jabez f.each and family of Ashburn in their recent bereavement... A number of Myrtle friends attended the funeral. We wish to extend our deepest sympathy 'fo' the 'widow and family of the late Mr. Robert Vernon who passed away. at his howig | at Prospect Fecently. Pn He Ad BUY NOW Made-to-Measure SUITS "and OVERCOATS at Low Prices. We are offering good values--60 differerit designs in Tweeds, Fancy Worsteds, Grey and Blue: Serges. Pressing and Dry Cleaning Done W. T. Rodman o. . moa ae pe, DON'T WORRY ABOUT | FIRE! Have your property properly insured at once HAROLD W. EMMERSON COAL! COKE! WOOD! We try to keep on hand at all times a stock of the following: COAL--American Anthracite (Blue Coal) in Stove, Nut and Pea sizes. COKE--Hamilton Stelco By-product--Range and Nut sizes. ALBERTA COAL--A car to arrive in October. Place your: _ order and have it delivered off car and save money. WOOD--Maple Bodywood, Hardwood Slabs, Softwood. LUMBER--We do not stock every kind of lumber but have a very good selection to choose from.- SHINGLES--B. C. Red Cedar, Asphalt and Metallic. MARMILL FEEDS--For young chickens and laying hens. ~~ FRED E. REESOR Phones: Office 73 w; Res. 73 j PORT PERRY "BOOK OF REMEMBRANCE." Now that the War Memorial Library is to be built, the committee whose duty it is to prepare the "Book of Remembrance" is anxious to secure the most reliable information concerning those who enlisted in: the service of their country. The list which has been secured as representing Port Perry and district is published herewith. There may be omissions to be recorded and other corrections to be made. Information as to the following questions regarding any of the men of which our readers have. accurate knowledge should be sent at once to Samuel Farmer, editor of the "Port Perry Star." This information is required at the earliest possible date. Correct name? J EE EE a EE I SS SN AE SNA Parents? rgbny Date and Place of Birth? Date and Place of Enlistment? ...... cco iii iiiiiiiiiiiirireneenans Fos Official Standing ? wate on sie We wih wid Ye wae Fu yun wie Sadi N, Wie Ser eA SA Decorations, if any? . vs was Fhe wes Ons wn wedi ny waists Sh bee tm Sei Phe pee . Date and place of death? .......... eae BS TAR Fb va SANA Se SY Photo, if possible, of those killed in action ............. ... ATTN SOU Killed in Action or Died of Wounds. | Carnegie, Charles McKay, Fred Chettleborough,W. McTaggart, Wm, Clark, A. Raines, T. Coulter, W. H. Roberts, H. i et McTaggart, Jack Elliot, Joe Soper, R. £8 Doub > Cormack, G. McTag; rt, Dan. Poul, > B. Stone, A. Collacutt, Jack Mitchotl, J Hoos ig MH, Crawford, Jas, E, McMillan, Alex. Leask, L. Williams, H. G. Carndell, M. Mooney: Bike i A Collins, M, May, William Mongbion, A. Yalleco, F. D. Crozier, N. McDermott, A. L. day, } ite, H. Cockburn, Rus. McMillan, Isaac » He Qark, , H. Neghist Clayton 00 mer ott, Vernon : Comber, A, B. - Nott, Harry Died Since the War. rayriesd) J. E. ONelll, Clarence , M, uder Alexander, W. Kettle, Harry Diamond, E" Palmer, Chas. Brooks, G. King, Martin Doubt, Arthur Plum, C. Ly Brown, Lorne Midgley, W. Ebbels, Arthur = Pomeroy, E Bowerman, Geo, Parette, G. Evans, Donald Purdy, ens Clark, H. Raines, A, Elliott, Vistor Parrinder, A. Chanter, w. ry J. Payi 14 To A Parniider, J. ox, F. aylor, I. gar, Fran rentice, Geo. Hubbard, A. Whitfield, R Ewen, George Richmond, Harold Ireland, H. Steer, A. Elliott, Geo. Read, James Johnston, J, F. Eglan, H. Reed, Arthur D. Tie ind Service List. Fronery B Gordon Russell V. ro Abbott, Harry Ireland, R. Fisher, F, Sarvis, Bert. Abbott, Thos. Jackson, J, E, F i go TH Short, Clinton Allin, A. W. Jamieson, G. A. | Ford, Maurice . Spence, Gordon Andrus, Will, Jeffrey, C, Gray, Arthur Spence, Frank Allen, Gordofi - Jackson, Clifford | Gebner, Will Stout, William Butt, R. Johnson, Alex. Harris, R. B. Stephens, C. Boe, Arthur Kight, Frank Hood, Ross Sorn y Ln Burr, Graydon Kettle, Chas. Honey, Morley Shunk, Bowerman, T. H. Lynde, Will Honey, Lee Sonley, Russell Hoover, Owen = Switzer, R. Howard, i W. A Hayden, Viel Tins ond Trebe Frank Lee, James 'MacGregor, W. E, MeBrien, Jas, H. Bradley, Gordon Bentley, 1. R. Bowerman, Ivan. Browne, Orr C. Middleton, W. B, |Heayn, Chia Beare, Earl Marsden, J, H, - | Hayden, J. H. Trebell, Russell Bond, Louis 'McMillan, James | Harper, Russell Vickery, Clarence Cooper, A McCaw, Emma Harrison, Wm, Ward, J. E, Clay, H McKinnon, C. Heat, So Gordon Wilson, Ernest ey, Wil Marsden, Wes, Wray, Fletcher Ly Joe Maitland, 0. Harrison, Frank Willan, Jud] Campbell, Fred Harding, Thos. = White, fue Basil Camp, H Y Martin, W w. Camegie, Harry Find / .| Stinson, Mrs, R. Jackson '| Mrs. R. Jackson. | Raines, Mrs. N, Williams. EEE EEE EEE EE EE EEE I I IE EA I A SAAT) Tres ress sae' Mrs. H. Sonley. Prize List' (continued from front page) Bath Towel, trimmed--Mrs, J. Boe, Mrs. J. Weir Child's Knitted Bootees -- Mrs. ¥. Pair Knitted Socks--Mrs. A. Car- negie, Mrs. R. Jackson House Dress -- Mrs. J. Carnegie, Miss V. Butson Laundry Bag--Miss H, Jefrget: Mrs. R. Rynard. Kitchen Apron -- Mrs. J. "Dowson Mrs, F. Stinson. Specimen of Cut Work-- Mrs. F. W. Brock, Mrs. J. Dowson Bed Jacket--Miss S. Hortop, Mrs, J. Weir - Specimen of Tatting--Mrs. F, Stin- son, Mrs, J. Boe. Button Holes--Mrs. F. M. Holliday, Mrs. F. Stinson Plain Sewing--Miss H. Jeffrey, Miss L. Butson Costume Slip--Mrs. J. Baird, Miss L. Butson | Tea Towel, emb.--Miss V. Butson, Mrs. J. Rynard, Plain Pateh--Miss V. Butson, Mrs. J. Elford. Sofa Cushion, crochet--Miss S. Hor- top, Mrs. R. Jackson Card Table Cover--Miss E. A. Bat- son, Mrs, F. Brock. b O'clock Tea .Cloth--Miss V. But- son, Mrs. R. Rynard. Hemstitching--Mrs. F. Brock, Mrs. F. M. Holliday. Night Gown--Mrs. F. Stinson, Mrs. A. Carnegie. Bed Lamp--Mrs, W, J. Ruttle, Miss Hortop. Baby Bonnet, knit--Mrs. 'A. Steer, Mrs. N. Williams. Baby Bonnet, crochet--Miss V, But- son, Mrs. J, Weir Lunch Cloth 'and Servettes--Mrs. F. Brock, Mrs, I. Lowe Baby Jacket, knit--Murs. liams, Mrs. R. Jackson Baby Jacket, crochet--Mrs. J. Boe, Mrs, F, Stinson Hankerchief -- Mrs. N. Williams, N. Wil- Centrepiece, emb,, solid -- Mrs. F. Centrepiece, eyelet--Mrs, F. Brock, Mrs. J. Baird. = Needlepoint--Mrs. F. Brock, Mrs, J. Carnegie. Pillow Cases, emb, -- Mrs. W, J. Ruttle, Miss E. Jackson. Pillow Cases, crochet---Miss L. But- son, Mrs. F. Stinson. -Baby Rompers-- Miss V. Bison, Mrs. W. J. Ruttle, Rug, braided--Mrs. R. Fackion, Mrs. R. Rynard | Rug, hooked--Mrs. R. Jortaun; Mrs. J. Dowson Nightingale-- Miss H. Jeffrey. Pieced Quilt--Mrs. J. Boe Hand Bag--Mrs, F. Brock, Mrs. 5. Carnegie. Bed Spread--Mrs. F. Stinson, Miss V. Butson. : Buffet Set--Mrs. I. Lowe, Mrs. J. Dowson Boudoir Cushion--Miss s. Hortop, Mrs. J. Dowson: Sheets and Pillow Cases--Mrs, R. Rynard, Mrs. J: Carnegie. Ladies' Smock--Mrs, F, M. Holli- day, Mrs. F." Stinson - Afghan -- Mrs, 8S. Arnold, Mrs. J. Weir. Applique Quilt--Mrs. J. Byard, Mrd, H. Guy ° Ladies' Sweater, short sleeves-- Mrs. A. Steer, Mrs. F. Stinson. Ladies' Sweater, long sleeves--Mras, Batson, Mrs. J. Weir Boy's Sweater, Long sleeves--Mrs. N. Williams Boy's Sweater, sleeveless--Mrs, N. Williams, Miss H. Jeffrey. Boy's Golf Sox--Mrs. A. Carnegie Baby Carriage Cover--Mrs. Batson, Mrs. J. Carnegie. Baby Jacket--Mrs, F. Stinson, Mrs, A. Carnegie. FLOWERS Gladolius--W. Dyer, B. Smith - Snapdragon--F, Mitchell, Mrs. R. Sutton. Collection Dahlias -- L. Hall, 8, Jeffrey Best Basket---W. Dyer, F, Mitchell. Asters, pink==F., Mitchell, T. Philps. Asters, purple--B, Smith, T. Philps Asters, white -- F. Mitchell, H. Heaps. Aster collection--B. Smith, D. Corb- man . Rose collection--Miss E. Jackson, Petunias--Mrs. R. Jackson, Mrs, J. Boe ; Pansies--B. Smith, Mrs. R. Jackson Fern--H, Hayes, Mrs, I. Lowe Geranfum. ~~ D. Corbman, Mis, J Rynard = = Begonia--Mza. I, Lowe, Mrs. J. Boe Coleus--Murs. I, Lowé Marigolds--T. Philps, Mrs; R. Ry. nard. Zinnias--Mrs, J. Boe, B. Smith, Bouquet--Mra, R. Jackson, Miss E. Jackson. { ART Painting in Oil--W. J. Leask, Mrs, J. Rynard. Painting in Water Color--Mrs. A. Carnegie, Mrs, J. Rynard. Painting on China--Mrs, J. Rynard, 'Mrs. N. Williams, Pencil Drawing--Mrs, H. Colleran, Mrs, J. Rynard. Crayon Drawing--Mrs. A. Carnegie, Mrs, H. Colleran, Wood Carving--Mrs., W. J. Rattle, S. Farmer, Reed Work--Mrs, W. J. Ruttle. Information to the Live Btock _ Exhibitors, For the past few years there has been sonie unpleasant remarks about the use of our stables and box stalls on the grounds, and I think a word of explanation might be very good at this time. 'A few years ago Port Perry was noted for jts ice races, but through the lack of co-operation and donations this winter sport had to go out of business with $2560 in the bank. Soon after the Fair Board was com. pelled to build a new stable, and Mr, Collacutt as President of the Ice Races, gave the Fair Board that money to provide a set of box stalls on the south side of the new stables, these stalls were for the sole use of race horses as long as there were races at the Fair Grounds, To the exhibitors in the main build- ing for the past few years, Mr, Dyer of Columbus has favoured us with his very beautiful display of flowers, which is.a credit to Mr. Dyer; and a compliment to a small fair, such as we have at Port Perry, as it puts the finishing. touches on, as you all know. However, there has been some un- pleasant remarks - passed, such as "there is no use of showing against Mr. Dyer" "Granted". Now Mr. Dyer wants it known that from now on he will not be an exhibitor at Port. Perry Fair even though he decides to put on a display which we all hope he will, With Mr. Dyer dropping out we hope the locals will step in and fill the gap that has been such a credit to our fair. For the past few years we have been trying to improve our grounds, build- ing and prize list, for the benefit of the exhibitors, but it has been a very up-hill proposition, and we spend each year all our finances will permit. ' We have gotten away from the tents and and-display tables and electric lights, which are much better than some of the so called big fairs can boast of having for their exhibits; this no doubt accounts for the wonderful in- creased display every year. We have also changed some of the old rules for new, and better management, and I believe every fair minded exhibitor is well pleased with the changes.' Per- sonally'I wish' to thank the exhibitors for their support along those. lines, and more especially this last two years of bringing their goods in the back door to the counter. _ Trusting we can all work together with that hearty co-operation for a bigger and better fair year after year: and suggestions to that end are quite in order and will receive every con- sideration and support of the Board, as far as our finances will permit, and hoping for better weather for next | year. : N. EWERS, Sec'y-Treas, Following are the results of the races: A Class Horse .- Owner Results The Seal, W. L. Smith. Oshawa «..vvveinnass 31.11 Maggie, W. M. Shaw, "Queensville ......... 1 2 2 8 Baba Viva, D. Dowson, Port Perry ......... 2 8 8 2 Prince Adboy, A. O'Dell, : Sutton ........00000 .. 4 4 4 4 B. Class Tod Harvester, R. Gimblett, Oshawa ......co00veeees 1.11 Bert Abedell, D. Dowson ae Port Perry ...... ovens 2.2.3 Peter Patch, B. Boyd, Orono. iiivevesvosives ... 3 8 8 Harry C, A. Morris, : Orono FPR, icisivinive. 44° 4 -------- = VOTERS' LIST, 1934 Municipality of Port Perry Notice is hereby given that I have complied with Section 10 of the Voters' Lists Act and that I have posted up in my office at Port Perry on the 6th day of September, 1984, the list of all persons entitled to vote in the said Municipality at Municipal Elections and for the Legislative J.| Assembly, and that such list remains there for inspection. And I call upon all voters to take immediate proceed- ings to have any errors or-omissions corrected according to law, Dated at Port Perry this oth day of September, 1084. "a J H. C. NASMITH, Clerk 'of the Municipality. mR --- " # -- ma . " _-- 4 Of course, Mavis Tiléum is as indispensable as Jtazor to well - grooming after shaving. Men prove that everyday But don't stop there... To really enjoy the benefits of Mavis Talcum, as millions of both men and women now do, sprinkle or lightly massage the same incomparable Mavis Talcum over the entire body. That's comfort -- and protection! Cools--absorbs perspiration--de- odorizes. Tea MAVI TALCUM MEATS THAT SATISFY We have on hand at all times, the best quality meat in all kinds of cuts, Phone your order to us and receive that good service we are noted for. CAWKER BROS. Phone orders to 29 w, Port Perry. V. VIVAUDOU of Canada Ltd, Toronto 25 55¢ $10 Prompt Delivery makeshift counters in 'the building, | 'PORTPERRY COALYARD For Anything in the Line of Fuel. -We handle 'vania Hard Coal. ~~ COKE--Hamilton By-Product and Semet Solvay. : 'WELSH COAL i SCOTCH COAL -- CANNEL COAL lump coal just received. ROSEDALE COAL--We will handle this same good grade of Alberta Coal we introduced .into Port Perry last winter. First car late in September. CEMENT -- LIME -- HARDWALL PLASTER -- TILE HARDWOOD -- HARDWOOD SLABS W. G. W. PYATT Phones--94 W and 94 J. "Reliable Service and Better Fuels" FAMOUS READING ANTHRACITE--That better Pennsyl- STEAM COAL--For threshing. A fresh supply of good . PORT PERRY COAL YARD . Gerrow' $ Bread and Pasiry are Delicious This is the remark made by our customers. They are wholesome, too. If you are not a regular customer You let one of our drivers call when on his route. 'will be more than pleased with our goods and services. GERROW'S BAKERY Bakers and Confectioners, Port Perry. A FEW SPECIALS TWO TUBES COLGATES DENTAL CREAM AND ONE TOOTH BRUSH. Regular value $1.00. ONE. PACKAGE PALMOLIVE SHAVING CREAM or ONE COLGATES' SHAVING CREAM and THREE . PAL BLUEBLADES for 25c. DR. WEST'S TOOTH PASTE. Regular 25¢. TWO TUBES FOR 39¢. FOR 49c¢. EVERSHARP PENCIL and FOV'R TUBES OF LEAD, each four inches long--some ot: them colored, all for 69c. This is a real bargain, FILMS DEVELOPED and PRINTED. to-day and get your pictures. to-morrow. 2 Morrison' 8 Drug, Store Port Perry Phone oh | Stans Pn Fetch them in