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BROCK THEATRE WHITBY Telephone 618 Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Oct. 6-7-8 Two shows at 7.00 and 9.00 Saturday matinee at 1.30 p.m. Having Wonderful - " 5-2 Time. with GINGER ROGERS and DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JR. Also in Technicolor '$- "POPEYE THE SAILOR MEETS ALI BABA'S FORTY THIEVES" 000 Mon., Tues., Wednesday, Oct. 10-11-12 Two shows at 7.00 and 9.00 > Holiday Matinee, Monday, at 2 o'clock "The Texans" with JOAN BENNETT, « RANDOLPH SCOTT, a" 4 MAY ROBSON WALTER BRENNAN RINGS INST LOSS NOTE--Every diamond is insured, Bentley's Jewelry Store. Port Perry. 6iT FREE 6) Fo fn WRITE : NOW Bend ridge and rafter roofed, patched / paired. Council Stand = ard " Tite-Lap" me / roofing is a sound, per- #8 Op tight. G SOLD ON A 25 YEAR GUARANTEE Tax exemption. Save money by wri Manufacturers also Linted PRESTON ONT. racrogues 4 (OAT MONTREAL & Prices this Fall are lower because of Sales alse famo Preston Stoel ss Barns e8w uliry ment, Address: 308 Guelph Bt., Preston, Ont. Fastern Steel Products ESTIMATE ON YOUR ROOFING TORONTO ABS RAL) RNR Ns = Please send in the "News' This is YOUR paper. Use it. ie 1 EF Ton GH, aid 29w Perry They deliver YOUR FA 3 the best baking, on short notice. ~ JEMISON"S BAKERY THE HOME OF GOOD BREAD AND PASTRY PHONE 93, - 3 PORT PERRY MILY BAKER No matter which -- Bread or Pastry -- we can supply you with ti Ld . Why Not have a delicious Roast or.Boil for dinner now that the weather is getting chilly? M--GREGOR'S have choice cuts that are sure to satisfy PHONE 72-R-2 WE DELIVER PORT PERRY NG2282e2s ates 42 IN PORT PERRY, Tuesday and Saturday 1 to 8 p.m. -Will not be in Port Perry on Saturday, owing to Clinical Conference in Toronto. In town Tuesday as usual, FRED. F. LEWIS (Above Prentice's Barber Shop--Leonard Block, Port Perry.) . 5238222423222 230282024232802238202023230303023 0 ' | CHIROPRACTOR 2333333. rosessed resesessssssss No. 337-L THINK OF IT! It's the lowest _ -- c------ pricea Swombers: n cone sole ever sold at! You just touch a button -- stanly hear the glorious, Natura Tone that is the pride of every Stromberg- __ Carlson owner. : Don Christian Electric Phones 84 and 744 Oshawa Shere Is nothing finer than a Stromberg Carlson rr alm _' REACH COUNCIL The regular meeting of the Reach | Council was held on October 1st, at i Manchester, All members present, Reeve Parrott, presiding. : i Communications were received from . "the following: Dept. of Health re al- lowance on indigent accounts; Mrs. . Martha Chilvers, re acocunt for ex- penses re the late Mrs. Mills; the Dept. of Finance at Ottawa re National Housing Act; No. 7 Highway Associa- tion re meeting in Toronto; Drs. Ren- nie & Peterson .re indigent account; Dr," Hamilton re indigent account; , Henry Davis, Frank Watson and Nor- man Prentice enclosing reports of sheep killed and injured by dogs and valuations for the same, The Reeve was authorized to issue his order for the following: |W. S. Croxall, $25.00, donation to South Ontario Ploughmans' Assoc.; dogs; Fred Ballard, $7.00, sheep killed by dogs; Angus Doucette, $8.00, sheep killed by dogs; Dr. Hamilton, $25.00, service re indigents; F. Watson, $1.50, one sheep valuation; N. Prentice, $1.50 one sheep valuation; Henry Davis, $3., two sheep valuations; Chas. Webster, $8.00, sheep killed by dogs; Treasurer $117.49, relief accounts for September, On motion of Councillors Swanick and Ward the accounts for road con- struction and. maintenance amounting to $362.81 were passed and payment authorized. Council adjourned until Nov. 5th, qo Crosier, $14.00, sheep killed by Myrtle Station | The Church Service here has been withdrawn for next Sunday to give the people an opportunity to attend the Anniversary services at Raglan at 11 ;am, and 7.830 p.m. Sunday School i will be at the usual hour 1.456 p.m. [ Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Painter of Ux- bridge were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John Quinn one evening last week. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Black of Oshawa, 'were callers of Mr. and Mrs, Allan Downey on Thursday last. Many of our village people attended the Port Perry Fair last week and say it was the best fair they had even at- tended at Port Perry. Some of the many prizes came to our village, Several friends here attended the funeral of the late Alden Hodgson, husband of Ada Nickle, last Tuesday afternoon. Interment was-made in the Anglican cemetery, Columbus. The sympathy of the community is extend- ed to Mrs. Hodgson who was formerly a Myrtle girl, Mr. and Mrs. John Chisholm, To- ronto, visited with Mr. 'and Mrs. R Chisholm last Wednesday. I Mr. Elmer Cross, former caretaker of the C.P.R, station, was in the vil- 'lage last Thursday calling on old neighbours. He is Jroving his family 'to Bala, where he is taking over the [ work of the night operator at the station. Rev. and Mrs. W. E, Honey were in Toronto a couple of days last week, where Mr. Honey attended the Gen- eral Council of the United Church, Mr. Gordon Barton is at work again in his own office, after doing reliev- ing work for the past three months. r. John Bushell and Misses Norma Place Your Insurance with HAROLD W. EMMERSON Phone a L- Port Perry ee esses stress test sestetetettsetseseses ese and Verna Millman of Epsom, were callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs, D. Duchemin last Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kirkham, Betty and John, visited with friends in To- ronto on Sunday, Miss Marian Locke of Uxbridge, is living with Mrs, Geo. Leach for a few weeks. Mr, Geo. Timms of Toronto, was a week end visitor with relatives, Mr, and Mrs, Chas, Pilkey 8f Green- bank, called on former neighbours on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Dickson of To- ronto, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Dickson. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Honey of To- ronto, were Sunday guests at the par- sonage. ' '| weather was perfect for out-of-doors Mr. Anson Bell of Uxbridge, called on friends in the village on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Christie and on Sunda October 19th, the musical drama "The Last Rehearsal" will be presented by Bethesda dramatic club. A short spicy comedy "In May with June" will iven first. "The Last Reheasal" has me very popular and everyone who has seen and heard it, speak of it in highest terms. Old fashioned costumes will be worn which will add much to the presentation. Several from here attended Mark- ham Fair on Saturday. They said the crowd was like a miniature To- ronto Exhibition, The exhibits were very fine generally, and more than one prize was brought home by neighbor- ing farmers. Mrs. L. L.. Ross and Evelyn of Ash- burn visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Dickson, last week. Mr, Horace Cyril, of Columbus, call- Misses Lulu and Leta, visited at the'and a bad scare, all was well, home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thompson | Re Yer that Wednesday evening, ! Irene and Allan, were Sunday guests a post in the ibd which saved them. Help was required to get the car back on the road. Outside a broken fender Mr. W. Samells and Mr. and Mrs, G. Samells and Jean, Mrs. T. Redman, of Mr. and Mrs. C. Samells. Congratulations to Mr. Clarence Carter on winning first prize on his team of greys at Port Perry Fair, Mr. Fred Joblin of Toronto, is visit- ing at the parsonage. There are a number of improve- ments being made on the Island. Mr, C. Reader has built a new hen house; Mr. Frank Dowson has a new pig pen and hen house on the Storie Sen Mr. Howard Carnochan is having his stables cemented and repaired.,; Mr. Joel Aldred is busy cementing and fix- ing the stables on Ira Aldred's farm, known as the Aldred home place near the lake on the -east side of the Island. It is the intention of building a new house in the spring. Mr. R. Tetlow is putting a new roof on the house for Mr. H. Demara where they have re- cd on village friends on Sunday. Mrs, D. G. Ross of Brooklin, visited with friends in the illag lat week. Mr, and Mrs. Jas, Wylde and famity of Whitby, were visitors with relatives ast Friday. Mr. David Duchemin is continuing the building of a fine modern chicken house, which was started in the carly summer. Mrs. Lelia Duke, of Toronto, visited recently with her parents Mr. Mrs. A. Johnson. Choir practice is in full swing in vice ori Sunday, October 30th. evening of each week has been chosen that it may be more convenient for the high school Janis, Mr. and Mrs, J, E. Beacock attend- ed the funeral of the late Mrs. A. Werry, of Blackstock, recently, Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Beacock were Mrs. C. D. H. McAlpine of Toronto, and Col. and Mrs. Percy Jobb and Miss Jegn, of Oshawa. 'GREENBANK Special musical talent will assist the choir at the anniversary services to be held at Greenbank United Church on Sunday, SONYA The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies' Aid was held at the home of Mrs, Ernest Ferguson, on Wednesday, cently moved, and | preparation for the anniversary ser- Ville, were Friday | Aldred on Sunday, Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Peters, Mr. and Mis. Horn and daughter, Mr, and Mrs, Williams, Mr, and Mrs. Gibson and family of Oshawa, Mr, and Mrs, W.! Crozier of Manchester, and Mr, Cliff Redman were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. Robt, Reader. Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Heayn and fam- ily of Port Perry, were guests of her father Mr. J. Milner, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Aldred of To- ronto, Mr, and Mrs, Ira Aldred and sons Cameron and Douglas, of Stouff- uests of Mr. 'and Mrs. J. Next Monday, October 10th, is Thanksgiving Day, and it should be a real thanksgiving now that peace is reigning in Europe. Let all pray that it may be lasting, Mr. and Mrs. W, Mark visited her brother Mr, John Grills and his wife, at Valentia, on Sunday. While there they took a motor trip to Kirkfield. The farmers are now busy with the buckwheat crop which is not as good as some years, otatoes are a fair crop. Mr. and Mrs. A. Prentice, Kay and Eddie, visited his parents at Port Perry on Sunday, The Communion service was: well at- tended on Sunday morning at the Head Church. In the evening the ser- vice was at the Centre. The theme of the service was, Fanny Croshy and her hymns. MANCHESTER September 28th. The President, Mrs. MacFarlane, predided. The meeting was opened by singing hymn "Unto the Hills", followed by silent prayer for peace and the Lord's Prayer in| unison. In remembrance of Miss Christina Thorburn, a dear and faith- ful member of the organization for! many years, the hymn "Safe in the Arms of Jesus' was sung. Final ar- rangements were made for a bazaar and supper to he held in St. Andrew's Church on Friday, Oct. 21st, Mr, and Mrs, John Blanchard, Mr. and Mrs; Howard 'Blanchard and daughter Miss Barbara Blanchard and Miss Evelyn Ross of Leaskdale, and Mr. Reid MacFarlane, Toronto, were! with Mr. and Mrs. S. MacFarlane on! Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. James Clarkson were presented with a lamp at the Manse on Tuesday evening, and a social time was enjoyed, Rev. and Mrs. Kennedy were in To- ronto, one day last week. CUGOG Next Sunday, October 9th, is the anniversary services at the Centre Church. Rev. R. H, Wylie, Columbus, will be the speaker for the day. The choir will be assisted by the Boys' choir at 11 a.m, and 7.30 pm. Every- one is invited to come and receive the benefits of these messages. Then on Wednesday evening, Oct. 12th, a hot roast fowl Shops will be served in the township hall. This will be followed by an entertainment given by Beth- esda folk. We are pleased to have them back with us again. Come and enjoy these special occasions with us. he Junior Girls' Institute held its first meeting of the season on Satur- day, October 1st, at Stephenson's Point, with thirteen members present. A paper chase was a very exciting part of the program with Mrs. John Burnham the winner of the prize--a box of chocolates which she shared up with the rest. After the sports, lunch was served consisting mainly of pork and beans, Mrs. John Burnham and Miss Florence Carter are the program committee for the next meeting. The | sports. A fire at night is alway an exciting affair, as was proved one evening last week when Mrs. Chandler set a pile of weeds on fire which caused quite a blaze. The phones soon got busy as well as several cars were seen rushing down the road for it looked like Mr. Mills' house or barn was on fire. We were glad to see it was just weeds. Mr. C. Hardy and family had a very narrow escape from getting in the lake while crossing the Port Perry bridge recently. The cap came off the steering wheel of the car and it headed for the lake. Fortunately there was The Port Perry Coal Yard i Mr. and Mrs. Norman White, of { Brooklin, spent Sunday with Mr. and i will meet at the home of Mrs. Wilmot Mrs. Elwood Crosier. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gerrow, and Mr. Maunsell Gerrow visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Cooper at Pickering on Sun- day, The Woman's Missionary Society Walker on Tuesday, October 11th, at 2.30 p.m, Mrs. Bayes, of Brooklin, will be the special speaker. All ladies of the community ave invited to attend this meeting. . The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper was administered on Sunday morning. Nine new members were accepted into obbershin of the church, r. taken over the Shell Service station. We wish him every success, ~ VENEERS Caled Has Jour fad 0) HANGOYER? T° many hours of playing far into the night? Sore tubes? Hoarse voice? Then do what the doctors do--give your radio a complete "check up". It includes adjusting the little things that get out of order, cleaning the parts and recom- mending other repairs, if the are on 4 The cost is small. We are expert "radio doctors". We use only guaranteed parts and General Electric Radiotrons. Call us today for a complete radio check up. ND-26 SEVEN TUBE ELECTRIC RADIO FOR SALE, $5.00. Call John Farmer, This week we are showing a large stock of Floor Coverings some of the Newer Designs in Rugs and Piece goods. Congoleum Rug MADE IN CANADA a ogtore toon age a SPECIALS ul NOLEUM 3 only congoleum rugs discontinued patterns. size 9x 10 1 2 reg. price 6.95 to clear at $5.68 NEW WALL PAPERS suitable for all rooms, halls, 75 patterns in the lot. They come in the newest shades and patterns, If you are doing any decorating this Fall it would pay you to look over our stock. Price 9¢. a roll and up Fe aoe Foon og ant oa a ogo age ogee ae Men's Fall Underwear We are showing two good lines in combinations One line made of a very fine cotton, sizes 36 to % 44, Priced at 98¢. each Another line made of a coarser yarn and heavily napped all sizes. Priced at 98¢. each TAT oe ote 2% Te Ee ie 4 0% Grocery Specials for this week Mince meat in bulk 2 lbs. for 25¢. 16 oz. pkg. 14c. 30 oz. pkg. 2bc. Handy Ammonia 2 for 9c. Wonderful soap 6 bars for 14c. eae et Muffetts 2 for 19c. F. W. BROCK & SON PHONE 43 PORT PERRY BARITONE AIRS RRA LILA LE Te, : N 305% 210 50 0 eo Se Fa Earl Innes, of Brooklin, has|{#$ Phone 85, ' Port Perry, Ont. | DID YOU KNOW That our BREAD, BUNS, and CAKES are the most eco- nomical? They contain only the best of ingredients; they are wholesome; and if asked we will deliver them to your home. Why not use Gerrow's Baking exclusively? It pays! OUR CONFECTIONERY is always fresh. Boxed and bulk goods to suit each individual taste. READING. NO HEATING WORRIES IF YOU USE : READING ANTHRACITE WASHED FREE FROM DIRT AND DUST The "Laundered'" Coal Fresh ST. MARY'S CEMENT Always on Hand. also Lime, Hardwood, Plaster, and Tile PORT PERRY COAL YARD PHONES 94 w, 94 SUMMER IS ENDED Now is the time to make preparations for Winter. We can supply you with-- COAL COKE FIREWOOD WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF STORM SASH, STORM DOORS Ww Lake Scugog Lumber & Coal Co. PHONE 240 Limited i i eles SAE Ce py gr mh TS Tou Co ots Re ey ERE DERE 6 TRY A tL Aa - 1d Ee ow io gira = es ag rg? 0 Li = sr,