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~~. a TN Sn t fn sans LT a EEA fit os ARR visiting with relatives in town. in Mr. H. H, Mulligan's window next week. Have you taken a draw on it ?_should--express our sincere congratu- * expressing our best wishes. LOCAL ITEMSH Mrs. Elton Wright, of Detroit, is The I 0. D. E. Quilt may be seen yet? One draw 10¢. or 8 for 26c.. On Christmas Fair day at 4.30 p.m. the lucky number will be drawn. On Friday, December 6th, a sur- prise party was held at the home of "My. and Mrs. Robt. Prentice, in the form of a roast goose supper given by their children. A pleasant evening was spent by all in playing cards and dancing. We join with their friends in wishing Mr. and Mrs. Pren- ~ tice many more years of happiness together. dv SAY, MISTER MAN! At Beatly's Store, puss ps ------ ee Let us help you select that Christmas Gift for Friend, Wife, or if you are not married for the Best Girl. May we suggest a piece of bag- _gage--a Club Bag, or one of our Mirapacks by Langmuir. New stock arriving this' week. * Watch this space next week for special news of the new Aeropack . for men and women. The Aeropack is by McBrine. WILLIAM WEBSTER, Port Perry PAST MASTERS' NIGHT AT FIDELITY LODGE, AF. & AM. Three special and pleasing features marked Past Masters' Night in the Masonic Lodge last Tuesday evening, The first was the presentation to the Lodge of an excellent photo of the late V. W. Bro. A. J. Davis. The photograph was the gift of Mrs. A, J. Davis and family. The presentation was made by R. W. Bro, H. G. Hutch- eson on their behalf. Mr. Davis was the first Master of Fidelity Lodge No. 428. The second event was the presenta- tion of a gold medal to Bro. Wm. Hern, who has been a member of the Lodge for 62 years. The medal was the gift of the Grand Lodge, and the presentation was made by V. W. Bro. Geo. R. Davey. At the conclusion of the Lodge meeting, Rev. T. A, Nind gave a graphic description of his trip to England and Scotland last summer. His account of this splendid and much appreciated holiday held the attention of the brethren as one after another of the great British sights was de- scribed. Among these were the Scot- tish War Memorial at Edinburgh; the grave of the "Unknown Warrior" at Westminster, the War Memorial to he men of Kent at Canterbury; the historic pageantry of Westminster Hall and the Chapel of Henry the Seventh; the rush of London traffic; and the rugged beauty of the Devon- shire scenery. Rev. Mr. Nind closed his address with a fine tribute to the justice and good sportsmanship of the British people. 2 I Pleasing musical numbers were given by Mr. Mann and Mr. Durkin, both of which were greatly appre- ciated. GOLDEN WEDDING . Last Monday Mr. and Mrs. George Prentice were greatly surprised when a number of neighbours came to their home 'to present congratulations and good wishes upon the occasion of the anniversary of 'their golden wedding. On account of the fact that Mr. Prentice had been in ill health for some time, it was intended that just a few of the family would be present to celebrate the event; but the neigh- bours heard about the anniversary and felt that they could not let the opportunity pass to express their good will. The following address was read by Miss Hazel Beare: To Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Prentice: Dear friends: ~~ At no time is it more fitting, than upon this, the oc-|- casion of your Golden Wedding, that we, your friends and. neighbours, lations and good wishes. You have proved yourselves worthy of our sincerest esteem and have won our affection by your unfailing kind- ness, and all those other qualities which go to make good neighbours. It is our prayer that God's blessing may continue to rest upon you both, and upon your, family, May many more of quiet years be added to your sun. We felt we could not let this op- portunity-pass without in some way Please accept this lamp and flowers with the love and best wishes of your neighbours. At the conclusion of reading the address, a handsome floor lamp and a lovely basket of chrysanthemums were presented by Miss Edna Jackson on behalf of the friends and neigh- bours. After an "exchange of friendly greetings, a social evening was spent by the entire party. ~| Miss Fern Stevens, of Ashburn, gave The relatives present were Mr, and Mrs. Norman Prentice and family-- rant, Gordon and Dorothy; Mr. and rs. Milton Prentice and family--- 'Elva, Mildred and Ruby; Mr, Alvin Brentice a and datghers-~Barbara and Myrtle Station Service in United Church next Sun- 'day wil be at 3p... Sunday School at 1.45. All are welcome. Young People's League was held on Wednesday last week with a fair at- Fountain Pen Desk Set... $2.95 matis and Regular Waterman Pens at $2.50 and up. * 4 . ee fr -------------------- SPECIAL . We carry Parker Pens, Vacu- * *% » LADIES' WRIST WATCHES many styles from $8.50 up * * = GENTS' WRIST WATCHES = $2.50 and up * * * . See our line of BOXED WRITING PAPER beautiful boxes at 35c. to 7bc. . good quality of paper. I. R. BENTLEY Jeweller & Optometrist PORT PERRY, ONT. Fy We Sell the Best FOR LESS SERVICE WITH A SMILE Phone 4 YOUR ORDERS will receive careful attention, and prompt delivery. W. BOYNTON WOOD FOR SALE Good Body Hard Wood in stove length, dry and ready to burn. $12.00 a full cord delivered to your -home. 'Apply to PORT PERRY AUTO WRECKERS, Phone 21. decl9 tendance. The President, Mr. Moyer; was in charge of the devotional period which was given by Miss Eileen Cook, Rev. W. E. Honey and Mr. Melvin Painter. After the business was dis- posed of Mrs. Cross, the 1st, Vice- Miss Doris Cook gave a Biblical char- acter story of Gideon, in a very cap- able manner. A pleasing solo was rendered 'by Mrs. R. Thompson, and a story of Martin' Luther was read by Mrs. Geo. Painter. The meeting closed with a hymn and Mizpah benediction. This week's meeting is on Wednesday in conjunction with the Missionary. Rev. Mr. McDonald, of Korea, with his lantern slides will be there. Next week's meeting will be in charge of the 8rd Vice-President, Harry Briggs. The W. A. are holding their annual meeting at the home of Mr, W. J. Cook on Wednesday afternoon. = the auspices of the "Faithful Work- ers' Class, last week, was a great suc- cess as far as sales were concerned. The weather turned very disagreeable before night so that the Scotchman from Toronto failed to appear as did the orchestra from Ashburn. How- ever a few of the faithful were un hand. Rev." W. E. Honey acted as chairman and Mrs. Haney as pianist. a beautiful piano solo, Mrs. Mitchell recited three pleasing numbers and Mr. Fred Stevens sang a solo. These were much enjoyed. All enjoyed the refreshments and a good cup of tea made. from Armstrong Bros. own blend. We were very sorry to hear of the serious accident which occurred to Mr. Geo. Houston, of Toronto, who was struck by a car, which badly broke his left leg and severely injuring his neck. At time of writing he is. doing as well as can be expected: The accident oc- curred a week ago Sunday, just. one week after his wife passed away. His friends here hope for a speedy re- covery. } Miss Clara Glass, of Port Perry, was a week end guesf'of Miss Barbara Bright. Miss Viva Briggs has returned to her home after a few months' sojourn in North Bay. Mr; Kenneth Houston and Miss Fox of Toronto, were Saturday guests of the former's grandparents Mr. and. Mrs. Curtis Smith and family, and Mrs. McDonald, of Toronto; were with the Beacocks. Mr, Frank Harrison has gone to Havelock where he will have steady work for the winter on the C.P.R. section. % Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mra. Oliver Lane were W, Lammiman, Mr. and Mrs. Hall, Messrs. Milton and Will Lammiman, Miss Doyle, Miss Chapman, Mr. Anhorne and Mr. Ross Broome, all of Oshawa. The Sunday School Christmas Tree is on Decémber 19th. The annual meeting of the Ww. M. S. wil lbe held on the afternoon of Dec. 20th, 'LAMEBACK 'LAME BACK, RHEUMATISM, LUMBAGO, respond quickly to- RUMACAPS, P. G. MORRISON RUMACAPS ST. JOHN'S 8 PRESHVIERIAN Rev. D. A. a B.A; Mintstep DP rn thr EE 2.7 vin vening Jervis CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION President, took charge. After a ' hymn g y The bazaar which was held under | & Mrs. Beacock. On Sunday Mr. and|- | Mrs. LG Hall, " Acknowledges with thanks the hearty support received from her many friends in Port and svrrounding district, the public here, Also a complete range ~ Our Coat Department tablish a permanent Ladies' Wear Dept. toserve To further strengthen this friendship,she is again offring exceptional values featuring Misses' and Women's Dresses-- From $2.95 to $9.96 We specialize i in half size dresses of the better kind. in:sizes 14 to 50. Prices $9.96 to $19.96 Watch for Christmas Fair 2 Dey Speciae--Decermbor 06h ik Milliner erry in her endeavor to es- of WOOL DRESSES" \ is completely stocked' - Hens, Ducks, Chickens, also other farm produce. For information apply to Alix. Gilboord; Phone: A day or night. ; Girl for general housework. $10. monthly and board. Sleep in. Apply| box 27 Port Perry Star, Sheaffer Pens, Pencils and HERE ARE A FEW EXAMPLES Parker Pens, Pencils and Razors ana ees $1.25 a Setary ela Boys' 'and enh Pte Sets, to 186. $3.00 to $13.95 Chi Parkette Sets,,. $1.95 to $2.95 Eclipse Fountain Pens... $1.00 Dalntiog Bouka oe. a | Jasmine a Gardenia Ladies' .$1,00 to $7.00 18 oc vaiines k's M Pi ee $1.00 Rubberset and Sims Shaving. pe Eins Jit nso "Brushes .....:..50¢ 10 $3.00 Attache Case hn ; Jasmine, Gardenia and Yardley 'Fine a and En- ~~ | Shaving Sets .......9%0e, up. ,yelopes. Special. vii 9198 I Rolls Razors ......... «+ $6.95 Gift Stationery vie 25c. to $1.50 [ff Wilkinson Rusors ,..,:: $300. Hunts, Neilsows ang. Hetty 1 Gift : oeola Gift Package of Cigaretteh | packages'. .- 508 to 8250 Popular Reprints by favorite Riley's 8 | Toles in Tins | Authors ....90ec., 3 for $2.50 25¢. to $1.00 | K " : | ~ A.M LA WRENCE | The Store : | PHONE 490 - PORT PERRY E Strand Theatre, Uxbridge. | Thars, Friday, Saturday, (this week) g Ann Sothern and R. Armstrong, in WANTED. mm Christmas. Cards A fine Selection of "Personal Greet-|' ing Cards may be seen at the Star Office, + We will be pléased to. show |iyeu our. choice seleotion,, ag EE <r "THE HELLCAT"| an action feature and comedies, FOWL WANTED Theatre open week ends only with ex- ception of Christmas-New Year. week. | Thurs. Friday, Saturday (next week) Jean Parker, in ce "SEQUIVA" That popular new. picture. FREE--Several - large . baskets of groceries on Christmas. eve for the lucky. draw... "Christmas bill--Mas West in "Gio ing to Town". . New Year bill-- i a pty Shirley - 'Temple in "Our. Little Girl". These Seecial Values effective from Dec. 12th to Dec. 14th, inclusive. ~~ CLARK'S Pork GOLDEN HALLOWI DATES - SULTANA | RAISINS 12-2 pL pe----_ ge-- pre------ pS i ------ a 5b. 95 . CHOICE QUALITY--RED PITTED Cherries « Beans 2 19 Ook and Sver Weoppod ASSORTED CHOCOLATES DOMINION] LI 7.53 D STORES :-- Brings You "BETTER VALUES' 26c. and '16c., tax included. management. pays your SUITS CLEANED Suits sponged and pressed 80 Cents 'Dry Cleaned $1.00 C. P. ROLPH . 'Over the Observer Office * H 2544-02. Tins 8 y Ai y Ait 3-25 © Fresh Made C APRICOTS Sr amlG en Willena Goose 61%. 5 Sanh Clas ne meg fn I--Eula Ritchie 90%, Margaret PRUNES - - . = 3ma28e [| | 6% Vio camm, BABE PEARS 260786 tH gr Fe es, Fhuick Audrey BLUE ROSE RICE - - 1b. 1c | Si LL Fale Tai 5 GAT BUF] HBS 0X0 9 ~3 FFS . Fig Bars '2.28 * South African Evaporated AYLMER TOMATO Cl 25° BoP Je - 1 STRAYED to the premises of the undersigned, a red and white yearling steer. er can have same by proving property and paying expenses. Geo. Clements, lot 20, con. 12, Reach, BR, R. 2 Sea- grave. SA . -- d : STRAYED from the premises of the undersigned on con. 6, Reach Township, a black Western steer. Persons knowing the whereabouts of this animal please phone to Hope Bros., 190 r 12, -- do : LOST : Two senior yearlings, Shorthorns, Campbell's Tomato soup 3 ie 25¢ | Es A : hole in right ear. Anyone knowing od H. Pp. A Nn whereabouts of same please communi- S AUCE ; | cate with J. K. Wannan, Raglan, Ta 'B phone Brooklin 1304. ; me 27¢ || EEE 3 | Bri REPORT OF 8. 8. NO 3 7 g ~~ SCUGOG Frpsh eM Sr. IV--Marie Hood 79%, Joy Hood | 18%. Ginger rie A Jr. 1V--Grace Hood 849%, 'Helen Sn naps Clark 79%, Ernest Edgar 60%. on LO | Clark 67%, Keith Crozier 62%. & : Jr, III--Shirley Crozier 80%, Dor- othy Graham 76%, Doris Clark 64%, [-- 1h 29¢ 'WM. TREVARTON ASSAULTED Eme---------- 7 'p.m~~Evening Service, a -- CHRISTMAS CANDY MIXTURE. $50 1 k 2) op g a To : ron in a precarious' condition at his - | ship, on Tuesday morning, He had ; 'been 'assaulted by Bome person or 'persons unknown, and he is suffering from cuts on the head ms for 28 | fracture of the skull. The police were | called and' Provincial Neabitt are investiga The Ha = Own-| Sr, III--Owen Reader 79%, Leonard | | Neighbours found. William Trevar-| Officer Jarvis | i at once. Consult us about re- pairs. 5 REAR, Good stock of Mmben les. and roofing. on an Sam N. Griffen Lumber Co. Phone 240 & PORT PERRY, ONT, be LE g a at. gp times, ~ DISNEY BLOCK Oshawa ~~ § Oh. Post Office, 'Phone 1816 : - "INTERESTED IN CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, : Ethel 'Dodd has some pleasing varieties of BEAD WORK, WOOLLY DOGS, KNITTED BABY'S WEAR {and BONNETS. She will be pleased to take orders for Christmas delivery. |ELECTRICAL Repairs Phone to JOHN FARMER | Na, 8 Consult A us if 'you 'have any suspicion of failing eyesight. It may save you years 'of future trouble. _F.E.LUKE & SON © 163-167 Yonge St. Opp. Simpson's--Unpstairs Phone EL 4820, i DR. W. 8S. HARPER Graduate | of oat Medical University, Soleus aes || Office and 'Burgery--Rort Perty, Ont, WW. A. 'Sangster' DENTAL SURGEON : Office Hours: 9 am. to 5 p.m. Office psi over Rumson Office | home on lot 23, con. 1, Reach Town-|. and a possible |. A iro lives i SIA ~ ay 4 [8 35 1 357 2