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¢ £ 218 : 4% : $1 1 $ 3 £ Hood, Bruce Beare, Jack Sangster. . sham, Frank Densham, George Eni- 'age Four SRE NR RL oY i LOCAL ITEMS Reserve November 17th, for the Bazaar and Sale of Home-made Cook- ing by the Ladies' Aid of St. John's Presbyterian Church. Particulars, later, Make plans to see that marvellous feature--Marie Dressler in "Dinner at Eight." November 1, 2 and 3. ~ Mrs. Boyer is spending a week with friends in St. Catharines. Miss Ethel Sanderson, of Lindsay, Miss Gladys Stacey, Mr. Clare Slemon and Mr. Hartley Rodman, all of Little Britain, were the guests of Miss Hazel Jeffrey, for the week-end. Charles Orchard, of Star City, Sask.,, who has been visiting Mr. Arthur and Miss Kathleen Orchard, returned home last Monday. Mr. Mrs. I. R. Bentley, Mrs. A, P. Mc- Farlane and Miss Winifred Causley spent the week-end in Toronto where they were delegates at the First On- tario Presbyterian Young People's Conference which was held in Knox Church, Toronto. Mrs. W. H. Harris is in Kingston this week attending the Convention of the I. O. D. E. She is representing Scugog Chapter. A number of members of Fidelity Lodge, A.F. & A.M., visisted Mount Zign Lodge, at Brooklin, on evening. Mr. Jabez Crozier celebrated his 80th birthday on October 11th, and is in fair health, Mr. Crozier came to Port Perry in 1906, and before that farmed at Saintfield for five years and the rest of his life was spent on Scugog Island. THANK OFFERING SERVICES The Thank Offering Services in St. John's Presbyterian Church were well attended. Rev. Mr. Simpson, Brooklin, was the speaker for the day. A liberal offering tor the work of the church was received. HE A Ae DIED McKITRICK-- At Greenbank, on Saturday, October 13th, 1934, James in his 83rd year. McKitrick, ER a a -- PORT PERRY PUBLIC SCHOOL FIELD DAY, SEPT. 27th, 1934. Champion Girl--Ruth Blewett. Champion Boy--Fred Densham. Jr. Champion Girl--Eileen Oke. Jr. Champion Boy--Bryce Moase. Girls" Events 75 yards--8 years and under--I Irene Mulligan, 2 Edna Gauld, 3 Theresa Leahy. 75 yards--10 years and under--Joan Hayden, Eileen Oke, Beth Griffin. 50 yards--Primer Girls--Florence White, Annie-Nott, Betty Cook. 75 yards--11 years and under--Joan Hayden, Joyce Hull, Doris MacGregor 75 yards--12 years and under--Joan Hayden, Joyce Hull, June Sonley. 100 yards--open -- Joan Hayden, Mary Leahy, Norma Ewers. Three-legged race--Mary Leahy and Lucille Harrison, Eileen Oke and Joan Hayden, Ruth Blewett and Norma Fwers. "Sack Race -- Ruth Blewett, June Sonley, Joan Hayden. Relay, 440 yards -- Ruth Blewett, Kathleen Read, Joan Hayden, Edna Gauld. 440+ yard --Junior-- Joan Hayden, Eileen Oke, Maud Griffin. 440 yards --Senior-- Doris Mac- Gregor, Betty Mitchell, 'Maud Griffin. Ball Throw (distance) Norma Harrison, Ruth Blewett, Many Leahy. Throw and Catch--Ruth Blewett and Norma Ewers, Lucille Harrison and Gladys Nott. Broad Jump--Junior--Joan Hayden, Beth Griffin, Maud Griffin. Broad Jump--(Sr)--Ruth Blewett, Mary Leahy, Norma Ewers. High Jump--(Jr.)--Kathleen Read, Doris MacGregor, Joan Hayden. High Jump--(Sr.)--Ruth Blewett, Norma Ewers, Mary Leahy. Boys' Events 50 Yards--Primer Boys--Geo. Nott, Ross Hairison, Jackie Kerr, 75 yard--8 years and under--Ken- neth Jackson, Gordon McMaster, Bobby Williams. 75 yards--10 years and under--Alan Colbear," Donald Carnegie, Gordon Carnegie. 75 yards -- 11 years and under-- Bryce Moase, George Stone, Alan Col- bear. 75 yards--12 years and under--Dick 100 vards--open--Fred Densham, George Emmerson, Dick Hood. Three-legged Race -- Bryce Moase and Clarence Leahy, Bruce Beare and Harry Carnegie, Billy Stevens and Fred Gyton. Sack Race--(Jr.) -- Bryce Moase, Donald Stansfield, Gordon McMaster. Sack Race -- (Sr. )-- Bryce Moase, George Emmerson, Joe Stansfield. Relay Race--440 yards (Jr.)--Fred Densham, Frank Densham, Billy Stevens, Arthur Nott, Half = Mile -- (Jr.) -- Bill Stevens, Alan Colbear, Donald Carnegie. Half Mile -- (Sr.) -- Bruce Beare, Dick Hood, Burgess B-are. Bicycle Race-- (Jr. )<--Donald Stans- field, Earl Jackson, Donald Carnegie. Bicycle Race -- (Sr.) -- Fred Den- mérson.' Ball Throw -- (distance) -- Harold Wakeford, ' Dick Héod, Harry Car- negie. Broad Jump---(Ji.)~Bryce Moase, Alan Golbear, Jack: Rangeter, : 1 i i i Tuesday } Broad Jump --(Sr.)--Fred Densham, Dick Hood, Harry Carnegie. High Jump--(Jr.)--George Stone, Gordon Carnegie, 2 Bryce Moase and Alan Colbear. High Jump -- (Sr.) -- Harry Car- negie, Fred Densham, Geo, Emmerson. Pole Vault--(Jr.)--Bryce Moase, 5', 11", Gordon Carnegie 5', 10", Grant McDermott, 5°, 9". Pole Vault--(Sr.)--Bruce Beare 7, 5", Fred Densham 7° 4", Burgess Beare v 2", Wh TWO CARS LOADED AND P LENTY OVER FOR ANOTHER". . Two large refrigerator cars were loaded yesterday with fruit and vege- tables to be sent to the dried out areas in southern Saskatchewan, one at Bowmanville and the other at Whitby. Members of the United Churches in the Oshawa Presbytery had freely donated and all day motor cars bear- ing supplies drove to the siding where the cars were filled to the roof, and Dr. R. Lorne McTavish, chairman of the eommittee, announced last night during the course of a program in his church, that there would be enough over to fill at least one more car and possibly two. He expressed his thanks for the generosity of the donors of supplies, which ¢xemplified not only their Christian spirit but also that there was a bountiful ¢rop in this section of which the growers had seen fit to share with their brothers in less for- tunate circumstances, The supplies loaded at Bowmanville came from Courtice, Hampton, En- niskillen, Blackstock, Orono, Tyrone, Newtonville, Néweastle and Bowman- ville, and those loaded at Whitby were supplied from Whitby, Oshawa, Port Perry, Columbus, Myrtle, Scugog, Greenbank, Brooklin, Claremont, and Pickering. Churches, Sunday Schools, Young People's Societies and congre- gations of the above mentioned places organized for the purpose and the success of their efforts was wholly beyond expec tation. EP HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Hear Ye! While we stand upon our tip toes and shout "How do you like our Literary Society?" But of course you can't answer that until after you have at- tended some of our meetings, the first of which is to be held on Friday, Oct. 26th, at 3 o'clock in the High School auditorium. The programme is to be provided by the Fifth Form and but come and sce for yourself, The following is our Exccutive for 1934-35: Hon, President--DMys. I. R. Bentley President--Helen Partridge. Vice-President--Sidney Smallman. Secretary--Betty Cawker. Treasurer--Aurchie Crozier. Pianist--Maunsell Gerrow Iiditor of School Paper--Virginia Nasmith. Poster Maker--Delza Lakey. Form Representatives-- Fifth Form --- Maxine Beare and Mackey Harper. © Third and Fourth Form--DMary Stone and Campbeli McMaster. Second Fgorm--Helen "Anderson and Hugh Rogers. First Form -- Dorothy Pyatt and Ernie Gilroy. We intend to have a bigger and better Society this year. Help us by attending our meetings. We know you'll enjoy them. ---- ----ao-- - r------ MEMORIAL LIBRARY . SUBSCRIPTIONS The main subscriptions to the Mem- orial Library were made ten years ago and since then many people have made Port Perry their place of resi- dence. These new-comers will share the services of the Library equally with those who have made the library pos- sible by their donations and it seems only fit and fair that an opportunity to contribute be extended to these late comers who have not as vet been approached. Anyone who feéls so disposed may hand his or her con- tribution to the Finance Committee-- Mrs. W. H. Harris, Mr, W. M. Letcher and Mr. H. G. Hutcheson--who are facing a strenuous time to balance their budget. Here is one to think over, unless aid comes from some unexpected source it will be some time before the fire- be completed. Would it not be a fine idea for some friends of the ladies a little purse and have it built now? et A> -- PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. W. J. H. Smyth, M.A, B.D, Minister. Sunday, October 21st, 1934-- 11 am--Rev.'D: R. Clare, B.A, B.D, of Brechin," " Evening servieg 'Withdrawn, Prince Albert 'Anniversary Services at 2/30 and 7.30 p.m, Preacher--Rav, D, R. Clare -- ened place in the I. 0. D. E. chambers can' of that excellent sociéty to make up|.' 5 1b. container b5Oc. Phone 256J, --Bradley --------eetl PP ees anteed) for balance of payment. Ap- ply at Carnegie Hardware, Port Perry He ew | would like a position as nurse He keeper. ttt ONE DAY Ladies' and Mi alits an rosso d UTICA Mr. Jos. Ward had the misfortune to lose a valuable horse last week. On Friday evening the friends of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gibson held a miscellaneous shower in honour of their marriage. Mr. Bruce McDonald had his truck badly smashed while driving west of Goodwood. The pupils and teacher of Ujca school will" hold a Hallowe'en concert and masquerade in Memory Hall, on Friday evening, October 27th. Dance after the concert, ' Miss L. Ward home over the holiday last week. Mrs. Frank Kendall visiting in To- ronto. Miss Olga Lakey spent the week end with Miss Bernice Davis near Leask- dale. The Bluebird Club had a most en- joyable time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thompson, Victoria Corners on Wednesday. i Miss Grace Mitchell at home after spending the last two months in Claremont, Mr. and Mrs. A. Reynolds visiting their daughter Mrs. E. Heron, Myrtle. The service in the United Church in charge of the Business Men's Bible Class of Uxbridge, was certainly much enjoyed and, appreciated. The body of the church was filled and about fifty in the gallery. The orchestra was exceedingly liberal with their music and the quartette gave several splendid numbers, When this band of Christian workers come to Utica a- gain, I think a larger crowd than ever will be there to hear them. back to the farm with Mr. Wm. Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Palmer with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harper on Sun- day. | 4 J THERE IS a remedy made for positive foot relief, Use Cress Corn Salve, Sold at Lawrence's Drug Store. and Mrs. to -- -- - POSITION WANTED by man and wife on a farm. _ Phone 112 r 1-1. 2 to > FOR SALE Willys-Knight Touring Car in first- class shape. Must be sold. Apply to W. Blain, R.R.2, Port Perry. FOUND Blue Necklace. Apply Star USE THIS medicine, SYBILLA SPAHR'S, for colds, catarrh, throat, cough and ton- sil discases. Tested 32 years and proved the safest and most effective. Just what you need. At Lawrence's Drug Store. RL NN, ) FOR SALE Soft Wood, in stove lengths, apply to Robert Moase, Port Perry, phone 266w, 0.26 Office. RI PROPERTY FOR SALE $2,200 will buy nice seven roomed modern square plan home in Port Perry. Hardwood floors, fireplace, three-piece bath, garage, Apply to W. Boynton, = = PP eee ~ TEN DAY SPECIAL . Pure clover and Basswood Honey. FOR SALE Beatty Electric Washer (new guar- PRACTICAL NURSE bast Canadian, For further in- Music by Otic talent. 2 formation Phone 81. hh FS RAT All Seasonable Styles and Colours AFTERNOON AND EVENING OF SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20 i Mrs. Hall's Millinery Store, port PERRY THISTLE SEEITINEENLINENINSISLSIELILILLILLILILLILILALLLLLLLL . ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Swan have moved SALE OF ses' Dresses fl Goats Peres tsetse rss rts sts ttstst tts sest st testers tstt te sstisttntsnsssss. - - - - - - - be - - - - » - - - Eo o - -* - - - - - - be 4 - - - . - - CHURCH ev. D, A, Ferguson, B.A., Minister 7 p.m,~--Evening Service. CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION 7 p.m.--Evening Service. The ser- vice will be taken by the Rector of St.'Dunstan's Church, Toronto. Strand Theatre UXBRIDGE Monday, "Piesday, Wednesday, OCTOBER 22, 23 and 24 (Double Bill Attraction.) Esther Ralston and Alexander Kirk- land, in BLACK BEAUTY There is romance, pathos, humor and thrills in this gripping screen recrea- tion of a story the whole world has loved. Great horse racing picture, Don't miss it. Also: i: Ray Walker and Sally Blane, in | "CITY LIMITS" A whirlwind of action involving can- nonball" trains. Speeding cars and motorcycles provide the background for the tale of stock market manipula- tions. The moon, the sky, the stars-- he would get them all. To win her love he knew no limits and could go the distance in city limits. See this hilarious feature... Alsa cartoon. * * ; * Thursday, Friday and Saturday, - OCTOBER 25th, 26th, 27th. Zasu Pitts and Slim Summerville, in OUT ALL NIGHT No matter which show they are in they are bound to be good. That Oh, Oh, My Girl, in "Out All Night." Also Buck Jones in "Unknown Valley" See Buck ride his horse into the valley of death. Thrills, action, and comedy. . Two features." Bring your friends. * * x COMING--Marie Dressler in "Dinner at Fight." Supreme Special. See it. tov dd int Markets (Quotations to shippers) BUTTER-- Creamery Solids, No. 1 ...... 19% Seconds ......... hive tv's Ww i ives 19 CHURNING CREAM-- (f.0o.b. country points) Special 19, No. 1, 18; No. 2, 16 EGGS-- Grade A--Ilarge 33. "Grade B--20, Grade C--16, POTATOES--Bag ....... 60c. to 6bc. POULTRY--A grade, alive Medium 31. LIVE STOCK-- Bacon Hogs (off trucks) ... Butcher Cattle $7.76 RPE $2.00 to $4.26 Helfors ....0.c. 000i $2.00 to $4.00 Cows .........vun. $1.0 Oto $2.60 Balls. oy iad iis veies $1.75 to $2.66 Fed Calves ...v...... $4.50 to $6.76 Store Cattle ,....... $2.0 Oto $3.50 Weighty Steers ...... $2.73 to $4.60 Lambs ..... ew pies ig $5.0 Oto $6.60 Sheep ......:.......$1.0 Oto $3.50 Calves ....o 00 vues $2. 75 to 17.60 ONTARIO GRAIN-- (approximate prices, track shipping point.) Wheat ........ 0) TEPC FS Barley Ceti 48 to 50 Corn , 190 to 92 Rye SA Sin 3k to 55 Buckwheat .............. 448 to 50 Malting Batley. a EAHA to 687 RY to 94 Men' LAWRENCE'S ONE CENT SALE OCTOBER 24- 25: 26:27 Next Week on Wadsesday, Thurs- day, Friday, and Saturday. -- FOUR BIG DAYS -- We are preparing for history because 'we know that you are looking ~foreward to this great event. sale bills or next week's Star. the Biggest Sale in our For details see i Phone 49 A M. LAWRENCE . "THE REXALL STORE" PORT PERRY DOMINION STORE FALL OPENING SALE with remarkably low prices. -- Cale commencing Thursday, October 18th. Only a few bargains mentioned. 'Men's heavy Flannelette Work 'Shirts, double shoulders. Special at 7bc. Men's "red- back" Pants, heavy weight. Only $1.19 Men's Dress Pants. Special; 99c. Overalls and Smocks: ; hs Special' anch. 99¢. Ae s Hye Fleece- eed Under PP 8 a All Wal Under-: wear, To clear at 98c. Men's Merino Underwear, two _ pieces. To clear at b59c. Come in and see the goods. Men's Wool Sweaters. Only $1.3b ALIX, GILEQORD. DR. W. S. HARPER Graduate of Trinity Medical College and Trinity University, Toronto. Post Graduate in Surgery of Medical Gradu- ates' College and Polyclinic, London, England, North East London. Post Graduate College London, England, Roya) Infirmary, Glasgow. Office and Surgery--Port Perry, Ont THE ISLAND "Come, come," said the mistress, "surely every girl knows the island the name of which suggests it is in- habited by the male sex?' €"The Seilly Isles," replied a little voice .at the back. You'll save money. 'Many more in our store. Men's Dress ®hirts, well made and fast colours. To clear 79c. Men's Beautiful Ties Only 26c, Men's Dress Socks. Good buy, 19c. Men's Work Socks at a good saving 2 pairs for 389c. Ladies' Union Vests. Special 8bc. Ladies' Union Bloomers '49c. Ladies' Silk and Wool 'Hose, 33c. Ladies' Silk Hose. Special at 29c. Children's Stockings = = Pair 19c. Bath Towels, 40" long by 20" wide, To clear at 25c. Many more bargains are waiting for you in our store. Call and see for yourself. Top Prices Paid for Good Fowl. Phone 177 SUMMER PROPERTIES FOR SALE Over one hundred feet of frontage on Lake Scugog beside Public Park, Port Perry, suitable for cabins or cottages; with dance hall. Harris, Harris & Wallace, Port Perry, Phone 24. W. A. Sangster DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Office Up-stairs, over Emmerson's Insurance Office THE CHOICE OF GOOD MEATS IS EASY IF YOU BUY -- FROM -- BERT MacGREGOR T Ga Spring Chitkens ........ 12 to 17 Fatted Hens .............. 8 to 11% Old Roosters ................ RN J Pallols ii ivvivenveirerisns L148 Ducklings ............... 10 to 12]} is the STAFF WE SUPPLY GOOD BREAD, and 'Wholesome, appetizing Pastry of LIFE.. mo amd ROOFING We Carry a Full Stock of Lumber and Roofing Materials -- Frames, t Sash and Doors mad to order. Try us and get results wm Sam N. Gilfferi Lumber Co. - Phone 240 PORT PERRY, ONT. Eyesight Specialist "Open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Evenings, or by appointment at all times. "DISNEY BLOCK * ~'Oshawa Opp. Post Office, Phone 1616 The Creamery IS PAYING 22¢. 2lc. and 19c. FOR BUTTER FAT. You can save labor and make more money by 'sending your cream to PORT PERRY CREAMERY. A. GOODE & SON. Proprietors LAW OFFICE GREER & HUMPHREYS Barristers, Solicitors, ete. Money to Loan Now located in the office of H. W. Emmerson, Purdy Block, i Queen Street Phone .264 | Phone after hours: 8514 Oshawa. Eyes Examined Accurately F. E. LUKE & SON Optometrists 163-167 Yonge St., (Upstairs opp. Sinpaons) Toronto REDUCED ~ PRICES Suits sponged and pressed 860 Cents Dry Cleaned $1.00 C. P. ROLPH Over the Observer Office AUCTION SALE 182 to 8b] CHAMBERS' BAKERY PHONE 98, gm PORT PERRY Pasteurized Products ARE SAFEST AND BEST. Phone your orders... to 238, We do the rest.' PORT PERRY DAIRY _Phon n e 238) of Live Stock, Furniture, Roots, etc., the property of Wellington Somerville in the village of Ashburn, on October 26th, Terms Cash. See bills, Ted Jackson, Auctioneer. Polanyi ve On October 26th, the Household | effects, belonging to the estate of the late Geo. Ney, Port Perry. See bills | for list. Terms cash. i" Ted Jackson, Auctioneer. : OSHAWA The. new Presbyterian church was ; dedicated on Friday and Sunday last, | Rev. A. 8. Grant and Rev. R, C. Me- Dermiig preaching. the opening ser- ong, <The church is situated on Simédo Bt; 35 16 6f brick, and has a seating capaci 1}is said to have been about 22,000, Mr. ¢ C; Stenhouse was the architect, of 660. The cost-~ b ---- Ll. NF SCI 4