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Ww 1 2 Pde 4 EN vn > a WER PAGE FOUR Lo Ph eH NT SOR (ESE (a ca AJiatey RRR RTA HY JT v vs -- -- : LOCAL 'ITEMS SCHOOL = I'ARTS, SEPTEMBER 1st. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Jamieson, of Lemberg, Sask, Mrs. Clarence Jamieson, of Calgary, Alta, also Miss L. Edwards, of Toronto, are visiting with their cousins, the Misses Stovin. Mrs. E. Hay of Toronto, also spent the week end at this home. <' Barbara and Pauline Prentice have been visiting. Elva Prentice at Sonya, and have returned home after a very pleasant week's holiday. ."Mr. and Mrs. John Crosier, Stayner, were guests of Mr, and Mrs. George Prentice. They attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Wm. Jamieson. We are pleased to learn that Dr. Peterson reports some improvement in the condition of Rev. J. F. Chapman. SCHOOL OPENING, SEPT. 1st. GET YOUR SCHOOL BOOKS at BENTLEY'S Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cutts are visit- ing friends in Stratford. Mrs. Kenneth Easson and son Wray of Kitchener, are spending the week with her sister Mrs. McCormich. Owing to the sickness of the leader, the old time dance at the Jack O' Lantern, has been canceleld till next week. Miss Marjorie Real, Mr. Merlyn Statton and Mr. and Mrs. F, D. Slem- mon spent a few days in Huntsville and enjoyed a boat trip through the Muskoka Lakes. SMALLMAN-MAYNE At St. George's Church, Pugwash Nova Scotia, on Sunday, August 22nd, the marriage was quietly solemnized, when Katherine Hazel, daughter of the late M. Mayne and Mrs. A. G. Moore, of "Moorecroft" New West- minster, B.C., became the bride oi Beverley Northcott, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Smallman, Port Perry, Ontario. In attendance were Miss Mabel Underley, of Ellerslie, Prince Edward Island, and Mr, Carl Medcalf, M.A,, of Ottawa. Following a month in the Eastern Provinces, the young couple will re- side in London, Ont. > BOWLING CLUB NEWS At the weekly jitney held on the local green, the following were the winners and their scores: Ladies--1st, Mrs. Chapman 46, Mrs. Mulligan 29. Men--1st John Murray 46, 2nd, H. Mulligan 88. 2nd, BN A... CAESAREA On Friday, a sail boat belonging to Petley Brothers, of Oshawa, was caught in a sudden squall on Lake Scugog. Bob and Ray Petley, Rae Grinnell and Douglas Brownridge, were in the boat at the time. They had sailed north to the mouth of the Scugog river and were nearly home when the wind caught the boat throw- ing one of the boys, who caught the mast, upset the boat. Mrs. Petley on the shore saw the trouble and asked Mr. McGill to come to their assistance. He picked three of the boys up in a skill and two girls soon rescued the fourth. A raincoat and a pair of shoes were lost, the sail ripped, but otherwise nothing resulted worse than a ducking for the four adventurers. B. Petley caught a four pound bass measuring 17 inches, and a five pound bass beasuring 19 inches. ports of fine catches this season. Murray Greatrix went to a doctor in Toronto with an infected thumb. On his birthday, too. Sorry to learn Mr. L. Watson is ill with pleurisy. All wish him a speedy recovery. Mrs. Hastings and family from Stouffville, are holidaying in Mr. Ira Aldred's cottage. ! Mrs. Carnegie of Toronto, is * the ! guest of Mrs.. H. Clemes. Mr. Philip Ham left on Saturday for the Pacific Coast on a business trip, which he takes twice a year, travelling for a silk company. | Caesarea and Williams' Point resi- dents carried home several 'rom Lakeside Beach Regatta. week end guests of Mr. Howard Clcmes at Trelawny were Mr. and Mrs. Yager, Mrs. R. Bruce, Miss M. Bean, and two Mrs. Carnegie's, all of Toronto. A happy event took place.at Wil- liams' Point, on Sunday, August 22nd, 19.7, when Rev. Harry Frost baptised his grand-niece Kathleen Frost, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Frost, of Oshawa, and Edgar Larmer (Lavy) Rosevear, little son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Rosevear, of Tyrone. Twenty-one friends gathered and pictures were taken of the four generations. Rev. Mr. Frost baptised Larry Rosevear's father when he was a baby. Among the guests were Mr. Archie Mrost, principal of Beeton school and Mrs. Frost, Sr., R. Frost and Mrs. Frost of Kinmount, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rose- vear, Welcome, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs, E, Hendrie and Miss Jean Hendrie, of Oshawa, Mr. Dave Frost, Lakewood, Ohio, Miss W. Morris, Bowmanville, - Mr, Howard Clemes left on Sunday for a business trip to Detroit, Indian epolis and Columbus, C1 prizes CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Evening Service at 7 o'clock. ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Robt. Simpson, Minister Sunday School at 10 a.m, JVorship service at 11 a.m. Everybody welcome. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Many re-| ~ BLACKSTOCK Rev, and Mrs. C. C. Harcourt and Mrs. S. A. Devitt spent last week with Mrs. David Hill at her summer home on Lake Joseph. : Miss Helen VanCamp has returned home after a two week's holiday with her grandmother Mrs. M. Smith. Misses Walma and Jessie VanCamp and Miss Jean Werry of Enniskillen are . holidaying with their grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. W. A. VanCamp. Mr. Robt. Smith, of Toronto, spent the week end with his parents Mr, and Mrs. M. C. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. W. A, VanCamp, Mr. and Mrs, Percy YanCamp are in In- gersoll attending the funeral of their cousin, the late William Breen. The annual Decoration Day Service for the Township of Cartwright will be held on Sunday, August 29th. A service will be held in the arena at 2 p.m. followed by one at the Cenotaph after which the graves in the various cemeteries will be decorated. The service will be in-charge of Rev. V. Walker of Janetville. The Port Perry Band will be in attendance. Mr. Fred Findley of the T. T. C., with Mrs. Findley and their family, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. Carter. The September meeting of the Vie- torian Women's Institute will be held at the home of Mrs. Ernest Larmer on Wdnesday afternoon, Sept 1st. We are sorry to learn that Miss F. Parr is quite ill and hope she will soon be better. The sincere sympathy of the com- munity is extended to Mrs. W. Steele and family in the sad loss they have so recently sustained in the death of a loved husband and father on Monday, August 23rd. Recent visitors were: Mrs. Joseph Sanderson with her daughter Mrs, R. Werry; Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mar- shall, Miss Ethel Marshall of Canning- ton, with Mr. and Mrs. S. Sanderson. Mrs. Jos. Sanderson, Mr. and Mrs. A. Johnston, Mrs. John Byers, Mrs. N. Atchison, of Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs J. Roland at Millbrook. Mr. and Mrs. N. Lethangue with friends in Ballyduff. Mrs. N. Atchison, Ross and Gordon of Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs, Alex. Johnston. -- z S-- Mr, and Mrs. W. C. Ferguson, of Bowmanville, with their daughter Mrs. Cecil Hill : Master Gordon Hoskin, of Kedron, with his grandparents Mr, and Mrs. W. Hoskin, Miss Marion Byers of Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. H. Strong, and Marie, of Manchester with Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Swain. 4, Mr. and Mrs. O. Graham and Alma with Mr. and Mrs. C. Graham, wm Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. R. Bulmer and family of Fenelon Falls, with Mr. and Mrs. M. Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hollinger ot Mount Albert, with Mrs. L.- Graham. Mr, and Mrs, Gerald Hill and family of Sudbury with Mr. and Mrs. Jobb. Miss Annie Wright, of Oshawa, with her sister Mrs, J. Larmer, Miss M. Oshawa. Mr, and Mrs. F. Willan with relatives in Bethany, Mr. and Mrs. J. Strong, Mr. and Mrs. G. Strong, and Port Bolster recently. Mrs. Jabez Wright and Mrs. C. friends at their summer home near Peterboro. Mrs. John Byers and daughter Marion of Ottawa are visiting with vicinity. Mr, and Mrs. Bill King and family, Mr. Sundquist and son Herbert, Mr. and Mrs. W. Hodson and family, Mr. and Mrs. S. Moffett and Betty all of Oshawa, Mrs. Herb. House and baby Mr. and Mrs. A. Rahm, ------------ APS COATES REUNION PICNIC HELD AT PORT BOLSTER A Coates' Reunion was held at Port Bolster, August 22nd, when nearly Coates and Mary Waddell, of Shirley (near Port Perry) gathered to spend the day together. Members were present from Winni- peg, Toronto, Hamilton, New Ham- burg, Brighton, Brechin, Burketon, Columbus, Oshawa and Port Perry. The oldest person present was Mrs. John Coates of Winnipeg, aged 87, and the youngest was Ora Ann Chapman, aged four months, of Port Perry. The late John Coates was of English descent. Coming to Canada in 1836, he was the first settler in the Shirley community, which was known for many years as Coates' Settlement. DO These Prices Effective Until Sat. Night, Aug. 28 No. 2 Tin a STORES Aylmer Choiée Quality White CORN INI ON - LIMITED =o BEANS Aylmer Choice Quality Golden Wax | "No. Tin 10 SUMMER PRIDE Sweet Wrinkled _CHOICE QUALITY LIBBY'S or 17-02. Tins BRIGHT'S~ Choice Quality Peas2~23 " BAYSIDE Light Syrup PEARS Tin i | 0 ' No. 2 Sq. SARDINES Palmolive : Cakes Palmolive and : SOAP {imu 2.23 ] Cut-Out Book ads Brunswick -.5 Tiger Fancy Cohoe ®.23 ALMON - SPICES - *+.25 Aylmer Fancy Red, Heavy Syrup Raspberries 2%-.29 Services conducted at 11 am. by Rev. J. 8. I. Wilson, of Oshawa, at Port Perry and Prince Albert, TISSUE - 2~.1§ "GINGER ALE. Niagara Dry, 2 btls. 25¢. PLUS BOTTLE DEPOSIT Hooper with Miss Hazel Wright in Ralph attended a family gathering at Marlow are guests of Mrs. Wright's relatives and friends in the village and of Burketon were recent visitors of seventy descendants of the late John| Be Good to Your Feet Any Old Shoe Isn't Good Enough. Wear' Bauer Shoes for working comfort--they are made 'to fit, We are sole agents in Port Perry for this "Best" work shoe-made. Bauer shoes at present in stock: double sole, outside counter, $3.35 WILLIAM WEBSTER At Beatiy's Store, Port Perry STRAND {Xsribe Cool and Comfortable Thursday, Fri., Saturday (This Week) SONJA HENIE--RITZ BROS, in 66 : 'Ar: ?" One in a Million See! the World's Ice Skater, she will also "POPEYE THE SAILOR" Mon., Tues., Wed, Aug. 30-31, Sept. 1, "State Fair" all--fun! comedy, action. Colored Cartoon--"Hawaiian Birds" Thurs., Fri., Saturday (Next Week) ZANE GREY'S "End of the Trail" -- a Western Thriller -- $26.00 in 14 PRIZES 7 Prizes for Men--7 Prizes for Ladies. by Draw Saturday Night, Sept. 4th. with "End of the Trail" feature. FOR SALE OR RENT Eight acre chicken farm, good house, barn and other buildings, fruit, near High School, at Port Perry. Apply to R. D. Humphreys, Barrister, Purdy Block, Port Perry, Ont. S2 BARRELS FOR SALE Suitable for rain water, $1.00 each. Also a number of barrels suitable for apples or feed, at 25c, each. Gerrow Bakery. " S2 Pe W. A. Sangster DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Office Up-stairs, over Emmerson's Insurance Office The Arm of Gazz & HuMrRENYS is disolved) RUSSELL D. HUMPHREYS 24% Simcoe Street North, Oshawa : Phone 814 in attendance at my Port Perry office on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons of each week or by appointment. Queen Street, Port Perry, Phone 264 "(The firm of GREza & HUMPHREYS is disolved) ARTHUR W. 8. GREER 6 King St. East, Oshawa, Phone 8160 in attendance at my Port Perry office on Wednesday morning and Friday afternoon of each week or by appointment. Queen Street, Port Perry, Phone 264 DR. W. S. HARPER Graduatp of Trinity Medical College and nity University, Toronto. ates' College and Polyclinic, London, England, Nenu East London. ;. Post Graduate College ndon, England, Royal Infirmary, Gldisgow. Office and Surgery--Port Perry, Ont The Pilot. Minstrel' Show was given in Seagrave last Wednesday night. Mrs, Fairbrothey and Mrs. Bowyer, Niagara Falls, called on friends here on Saturday. 0% Miss Olive Real; Toronto, and Mrs. Robt. Brandon, spent Sunday at Mr. R. Real's. (HAY Mrs. Monroe, Bolsover and Mr. W. Purvis, Toronto, called at the home of Wm| Phoenix, on Sunday. < Mrs. Whiteford, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Whiteford, and "Shirley, of Toronto, spent Sunday at Mr, N. Flewell's, Mr. Ernest Lee is driving a new cai. Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Cragg spent Sunday in Toronto. hy The Bell Telephone Co. are consider- ing the moving of its line through the village. IN MEMORIAM _ | SPENCER--In loving mémory of our dear mother Enmiméline F. Spencer, who passed away August 27th, 1934. Gone dear mother, gone forever: How we miss your smiling face; But you left ug to remember, " None on earth ean take your place, "A happy home we once enjoyed, ~ How swet memory still, But death has 16ft a loneliness The world can, never fill. Ever remembered by John, 2 ' Stanley, Richard and Flossie. EE Black Retan, Ammonia Proof Shoes, Chocolate Minn, Leather Shoes, $2.75 thrill you. Music! Laughter! Fun!-- Janet GAYNOR and Will ROGEKS, in We invite you to the Biggest Fair of | / Also Newsy Poit Graduate in Surgery of -Medical Gradu- INSURANCE FIRE, AUTOMOBILE, LIFE Real Estate Farms and Village Properties 8. A_"WALLACE VOTERS' LIST Ontario. 1987, the list of all persons entitled to Phone 165 Municipality of Port Perry, County of + Notice is hereby given that I have | complied with the requirements of the | ¥ Voters' Lists Act in such matters and | ¥ that I have posted up at my office at |%s Port Perry, on the 11th day of August, |& mr ------------------------ : Lawrence's Drug Store News |. (You can save with Safety at Your Rexall Store) | A School Opening | -. > Wednesday, Sept. 1st May we take this opportunity of wishing all High School _Phones-- Office 73 w; Res, 73 | vote in the said Municipality at muni-[# Pupils and Public School Pupils every success in the coming + 8&7 549 cipal elections and for the Legislative i school term. . i Asgeibly, 25d fst gue Jay remains & We are equipped to supply you with everything you re- And I hereby call upon all voters |} quire in school supplies-- Text Books, Literature Books, x | to take immediate proceedings to have | £ Note Books, Art Supplies, Fountain Pens, ete. Our prices g > any errors or omissions corrected ac-|§ are always the lowest obtainable on Standard First Quality 2 cording to law. i School Supplies. Tp i . 4 The last day for fyling appeals is 5 2 the 31st day of August, 193817. 8 > - I H SCHOOL TEXTS i Dated at Port Perry this eleventh | PUBLIC SCHOOL TEXTS HIG £3 day of August, 1937. 3 ALGEBRA .....,..,.....$.50 ® G. F. MANNING, Clerk. |i BASIC FRENCH ...... .. 100 # * i Essentials of Business & DR. J. B. LUNDY 3 Practice ....... eee 608 "DENTAL SURGEON i GEOMETRY ..........0. 50 4 ou 3 FRENCH GRAMMAR ... .65 ¥ nd Office above Bell Teléphone Exchange, ts LATIN BOOK .vvvvvrins 0 i - north side Queen Street, Port Perry. J ENGLISH GRAMMAR .. .45 : ENG. COMPOSITION ... .29- 5 pos ay Mules LosY Pep : SHORTER POEMS ..... 40 8 iwo year -o Te elfer, Dy 52 : 3 in ear. Strayed from the premises of | & Short Stories and Tosays. . A i Jonathan Aldred, Lot 5; Con. 10, # SECOND READER ....... 9c. Physical Geography ...... 29 i Scugog Island. Please phone informa- $8 'TREASURY Reader, Bk. V 25c. Ancient History....... sie 63 4 tion to 102 r 2-3. i TREASURY Reader, Bk. VI 25c. British History ........,. .39 i " he 3 WANTED $8 Life and Literature, Bk. I, 30c. Arithmetic ..... RESORT PRLY We # Life and Literature, Bk. 2, 30c. ia? 82 Girl to assist with house work. i nidinn Soller, Js: 1. < 24e, Blackie's Dictionary ...... "85 8 Apply at Star Office. $8 Canadian Speller, Bk. 2, ..20c. 5 -- |& GEOGRAPHY ............T5c. - @& i CONANT & ANNIS | gt . Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public | 3 " ] GORDON D. CONANT, K.C, 3 ) £8 Offices 7% BSimece Bt. 8., Oshawa NE "Lo. : $2 "Phones, 4 and 8 (Oshawa) 2g 5 and at Court House, Whitby, (Mr. Conant) 3 Es SL 720 Rexall Sure s& Phone 7 (Whitby) HS cncsorcrcronssoncec se rososoncacacacecececsororr ace sos sce aN EIEIO eINONcNCNOto) Ci o 4 SEVEN ROOMED HOUSE " FOR RENT Apply to A. Gilboord, Port Perry; S2 AUCTION SALE)| Ne: ; OF AE NE: : i " » FARM LAND 0) oy , t)/ To be sol subject to reserve bid, at Sg 77 / 3 Jt Ted Jackson's Office| ° nly -Friday, Sept. 3rd uty Se ~ ~~ 400 N The undersigned has received in-| ~~ SEND for FREE BOOKI goes -- structions from Oliver Raymes to sell] 1 a a ; IX . by public auction south part of Lot3, This fascinating illustrated book gives you all : Con. 8, Scugog, 7b acres more or Ki : . : : : 4. 5 less. Good buildings, water, wood. inds of interesting suggestions for making your Terms made known day of sale. 2.30 home modern--inexpensively. For example: * oie D.S.T = . od Cover cracked ceilings with beautiful J-M Decora- CTED JACKSON, to me Culing Tile. AUCTIONEER. ; 'on : Brighten up your kitchen walls with colorful panels. Of J-M Flexboard. Costs very little. . Bas. \ N (AX fo \ . @ Transform your outside walls with fireproof J-M TR - eee \ 0 U i) / | Cedargrain Shingles. Never require paint. . Many Ati id houses are protected with them. » THEATRE Send for your - 4s a free copy of the Johns-Manville "101" Book today. OSHAWA H d : t f H I . ' ea Friday and Saturday, Aug, 27-28 : quarters tor ome mprovements 'SARATOGA" |||Lake Seugog Lumber & Coal Co., Ltd, Starring . 4 JEAN HARLOW and 0 P hone 240 P ort Perr y ? CLARK GABLE FE PS FT 1% SU SI Ps rr ., ADDED--A Novelty "HOLLYWOOD SECOND 4 SSRI LLSLLL LILI ILLS $0000 08000800000¢ P0840 0000000000804 PRs eRLatAL ALESIS REI RSI RINNE » ov 2 STERY : : hs wig tie so || COAL - WOOD - L y "SON'S 0' GUNS" : - = MBER Starring : : y ' ~L JOE. E. BROWN and k: BUILDERS SUPP LIES JOAN BLONDELL ki »04 ; lk FUEL LUMBER Builders Supplies Monday-Tuesday, August 30-31 : ANIRacY PINE SIDING MASON'S LIME . "RB t 2 T ' PINE SPRAY LIME etween [wo Stove SHEATHING HARDWALL > : Women Nut HEMLOCK CAASTER starring Pea SPRUCE MORTAR COLOR FRANCHOT TONE Blower B. C. FIR ; GLAZED TILE i Fe ~ MAUREN O'SULLIVAN COKE B, C. CEDAR CHIuN PYLE B99 VIRGINIA BRUCE 8 Nut HARDWOOD CINCRETE bod '|g Panes - FLOORING + BLOCKS Wednesday-Thursday, Sept, 1-2 BODY WOOD "POSTS ALUN FRED MacMUBRAY, HARD and SOFT SASH and DOORS [OIUIACONA and CHARLIE RUGGLES; in [| |H j WOOL Ss Al] "6 B HIE [| "EXCLUSIVE" Ill FRED E. REESOR Theatre Ale Conditioned 'by || |}