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THE FISHING IS GOOD! Come to Port Perry for your fishing trip, and while here be sure to stop at Cricklewood Lodge, the home of ood meals, and a peaceful place to i ao Rates reasonable, Phone 200 for information. 3 PERSONAL Mrs. Walker Ripley of Calgary, 'spent the week with her uncle and aunt Mr, and Mrs, F. C. Taggart. Mrs. Geo. Rose leaves this week for Port Dalhousie, where she will spend the summer. Mrs. McBride will visit her son in Ottawa, 'Mr. and Mrs. C. Coulter and family, and Mrs. Strouse, of Ottawa, are visit- ing in Port Perry. : Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Nasmith and family have gone to their Muskoka camp for the summer, Mrs. E. Bowes is spending a month -with friends in Bracebridge. : Mr. Harley Balfour, of Wycliffe Col- lege, 'Toronto, is home for the holi- days ' Miss Kendall is visiting her cousin Miss Edith Brooks. Mr, and Mrs. B. Leigh and Gordon Leigh, of Toronto, and Miss Florence Fenwick, of Summerville, Ont, were holiday guests at Cricklewood. Glad to report Mr. Bob Jeffrey is proving in health. Mrs. A. Mercer is visiting Miss M. F. Cockburn. Mr. and Mrs. W. Watson has moved into the house on Cochrane street re- cently occupied by Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Dusty. a Mr. Bottrell, manager of the Do- minion Store, and Mrs. Bottrell, have moved into the Gerrow Apts, ~Mr. Geo. Reesor, Mr.-and Mrs. Alec Reesor, Mr. and Murs. Gordon Reesor and son: Alan, of Markham, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Bush Ju Toronto, visited Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Reesor on Satur- day. Jack Beare has retruned to Aili ville after spending his holidays with his parents Mr. and-Mrs. M. Beare. Miss Patricia Jackson has returned to Toronto after spending her holi- days with her mother Mrs. Z. M. Jack- son. ! Mr. nd Mrs. Hamett, of British Columbia, joined the throng of fisher- men over the holiday. © Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Hood, of To- ronto, are visiting their daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Butson. © Miss Nellie McNamara of Toronto, visited Mrs. T. Bowerman over the week end. CL <C DANCE Follow the crowd to Williams™ Point and Dance to Tommy Langley and-his Swing Band, every Wednesday and Saturday night." Admission 2c. each. jul2s Lorne Watson, Manager. Mrs. H. King and Mr. and Mrs. E. King, of Toronto, visited Mr. and Mrs. C. King over the holiday. The garden party at the Church of the Ascension, last Thursday evening, was a huge success. The Seagrave Orchestra rendered excellent music. Mrs. Lee, Port Perry; Mrs. Bailey of Whitby, and the ladies of Toronto, all - gave splendid performances. All were well received. The final meeting for the season of the Parish Workers was held on Tues- day. The next meeting will be held in September. Mf Alf. Andrus and Mr. Bert Pilon of Exeter, spent the. week end with Mrs. D. Andrus. --Mr.-- Gordon Howard, of Toronto, is holidaying with his mother, Mrs. A. E. Howard. Mrs. Havold Fossey, of, Toronto, is spending the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. R. Davey. - Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dance of Col- borne, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Woon for a few days re- cently." Mr. Geo. Cawker, of Toronto, spent "the week-end with friends in town. Lake Scugog should be renamed "Anglers! Paradise". The fishermen have had some fine catches of bass and 'lunge already this sgrson.s Mr. Grant Robertson, of Brighton, is spending his holidays with his par- ents Mr. and Mrs, S. Robertson, Mr. - Gordon Martin, of Grimsby, spent the holiday with his sister Miss Ethel Martin, : Mr. and Mrs. Will Hall of Toronto, vfbited friends in town on Sunday. Miss Marion Goode, of Hamilton, is -. spending her holidays in town with her mother, Mr. and Mrs. Fred vin are moving into the Cooney house on Lilla street. bh 3 Mr, and Mrs, VanNest of Copper Cliff, are visiting her parents Mr, and Mrs. R, B. Smallman, Little town, and Mrs, Mack McMillan, of Britain, spent the holiday in Mr, Mr, and Mrs. Walter Brewer Toronto, were holiday guests of Mr, and Mrs, Thos Asher, at the lake. Mr. and Mrs, G. Heusler and Mar- } jory, of Torento, spent the week end, at their summer homer - Miss Laura and Hazel Mark of To- ronto, were the guests of Mrs. R. D. Woon, on Sunday. i Mr. Harold .Woon of Toronto, was a visitor with his parents for Sunday. Mis. 1. Weller of Zephyr is the guest of her daughter Mrs, Lorne Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. A.W. Allin visited Mr. Frank Allin in Oshawa on Mon- day. Sorry to hear that Mrs. Strait is still very ill at the home of her daughter Mrs. I. Bond, Prince Albert, My. Donald Campbell of Toronto, is spending a few days with his parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Campbell, Miss Cora Gerrow spent "Saturday in Oshawa. Mr. John Coulter, of Toronto, a holiday visitor in town. Mr. and. Mrs. Tom Brooks, of Sun. derland, visited friends in town on Sunday. Messrs. Herb Hope, and Dave Dow-! son, attended the races at Orangevilre on Saturday last. ! Mr. Bob Wells of Parry Sound spent the holiday week end at his home. ! Miss Muriel Cook and Mr. Arthur Varry spent, the week end the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Cook. Es Mr. and Mrs. Tony Caruso spent the week end in Newmarket. Miss Carrie Gamble of Toronto, is visiting her sister Mrs, J. "Ewen. | | was Mi. Bill Pyatt, of Toronto, is spend- ing his holidays with his mother Mrs. W. G. W. Pyatt, . Mr. Roy F. Day and Mr. E. A. Ritch! of |. ~ FREE Parking of Toronto, were holiday guests of Mr. ! and Mrs. DD. Day and Bernice, - Sorry to report Mrs. J. E. Jackson is quite ill. Mr. and Mrs. D. Bow, of Oshawa, in town on Sunday. The I1.O.D.E. held a spontaneous picnicat Linbrook | last Thursday. It was enjoyed by about twenty-five members. Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Cator, and chil- dren and Mr. Warren Goheen, spent the week end with Mr. and Mos, Davidson. Murray returned home with them for a two week's holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thomas and Bob of Toronto, called on Mr. and Mrs. N. Davidson and Mr. H. Davidson, Miss Mary Michie, Davidson, Sask., has returned home after visiting vel. atives in Port Perry and Greenbank. Crosier Reunion Upwards of 110 guests attended the fighth Anniversary of the Crosier Re-Union at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Ploughman, Port Perry, on Dominion Day. The festivities started at 10 a.m. and continued "until 8 o'clock in the evening, Games ~ for. young were played on the grounds of the school. So popular was the arrangement that the Clan gladly accepted the gen- erous invitation to hold the 1940 Re- union at the same place. Mr. Wright Crogier, Manchester, is President elect for another year. Mr. Dave Crosier, Stouffville, Vice-Pres., and Miss Hazel Crosier, London, Ont., Sec.-Treasurer. Mrs. Geo. Prentice, Port Perry, won the prize for being the eldest lady | present; Mr.- Wilson Crosier, Man- chester, the eldest gentleman, and Doreen Frances Crosier, aged 2% months won prize donated by family of late John Crosier, Stayner, the youngest baby. Two deaths have occurred during the year, Mrs. Geo. Hart, Uxbridge, Mr. John Crosier, Stayner. Five weddings have taken place-- Mr. and Mrs. Grant Prentice, Mr, and Mrs. Howard St. John, Stouffville, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lester, Toronto, Two sets of the newly weds present were: Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Malloy, Stouffville, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kehler. The committee responsible for the splendid luncheon and supper per- formed their duties to a nicety. At the end of the perfect day an en- joyable concert was provided. Suit. able advesses were . delivered by Messr8, Russell Crosier, London, Jos. Denny apd Samuel Farmer, Port Perry. * Miss Luella 'Plougliman, Port Perry, sang _a couple of solos sweetly. Mr, Arnold Roach gave an instrumental, Mr, Brock in humorous "solos, twice brought the house down and was heartily encored, Mr, dnd Mrs. Geo. Samells, Scugog, sang in farmer cos- "Sorry to hear that Mr, W. Me- Kinley had the misfortune to fall while at work .in Mr. G. McMillan's shop, injuring his right hand. Mr, and Mrs, Geo. McMillan, Jr., of Toronto, were week end guests of his ronts + "parents Mr, and Mrs. G. McMillan, Union Avenue, ; tume, pleasingly, - Mrs. Clare? Cake rendered a good plano solo, Little Garnet Palmer, 3 years old, sang a solo,.and Mr. Max Wilson, Trenton, sang a solo for the closing number, The happy day closed with all sing- ing --"God-- Bas With- You hd "the National Anthem, OSHAWA _AIR- CONDITIONED Phone 1011 Friday-Saturday, JuLy 7-8 Wallace Beery, in "SERGEANT MADDEN?" : With Laraine Day and Tom Brown, ADDED--COLOUR CARTOON "ART GALLERY" REVIVAL, Friday, 10.45 p.m. "JUNGLE LOVE" With Dorothy Lamour - Ray Milland Ne" Monday, Tuesday, JULY 10-11 ICE FOLLIES of 1939 Starring Joan Crawford, James: Stewart," Lew Ayres, Lewis Stone. = ADDED--"CRIME DOESN'T PAY--WHILE AMERICA EE ER ASE -- SLEEPS" } ra the world. He will do his utmost to Wed, and Thurs, JULY 12-13 -- BIG DOUBLE BILL -- The Ritz Brothers, in "THE GORILLA" With ' Anita: Louise po Patsy Kelly, -- and -- "SOUTH RIDING" Starring Ralph Richardson - Edna Best ADDED _¢ World's Heavy-Weight Cham- pionship Fight--Tony Galento vs, Joe Louis 'Northern Star' Christened Large Growd Attends . Ceremony: ern Star" on July 1st, Mr, Ted Jack- son was master of Ceremonies. A large crowd attended the event. Mr. Jackson said that Port Perry had been settled one hundred years. Charles and 'Peter Williams were the first residents. Reeve Letcher followed this thought by telling of the many changes in transportation until at the present day Mr. Lawrence had invented the "Northern Star" a type of vehicle par- ticularly adapted to northern trans- portation needs. He outlined the de- velopment of Port Perry and told of coming improvements. * The dedication of the "Northern Star" was made by Rev. Robt. Simp- son; and Miss Grace Davis performed the christening. extend the Protestant faith 'and British liberty to the outermost cor- ners of the world. Another mark of the true Orange- man is tolerance. The candidate for admission to the Order shall be deem- ed incapable of persecution-or injur- opinions. - The business of the Orange Order then is not to fight Roman Catholics, that is perfectly plain from thé constitution; but rather to aid-and defend them in_ their constitutional | rights. Bilingualism should give Canadians two languages in which to understand 0! NOW N | We are Specialists is the Time to get YOUR BINDER 'CANVAS REPAIRED in this class of work We can supply strap, web, or leather :: also binder canvas tacks and slats for those who care to do their own canvas repairs. Binder Whips 50c¢. each Simplex Sweat Pads, 65c. each Ventiplex Sweat Pads _ §0c¢. each Bickmore"s Gall Salve + -3§¢, and 70¢. a box Come and take a Look-See. Beatty Store Port Perry hh A Timely Sermon The members of the Loyal Orange Lodges of Port Perry and vicinity at- United Church on Sunday &vening lagt. the church choir. The sermon was preached by Rev. W. J. H. Smyth--"The Marks of an Orangeman", and the text was taken from 2- Cor, 13:6--""Prove your own selves." The address was clear cut and timely. Assuming tft nothing was known of the aims and principles governing the Orange Order, the speaker turned to the Constitution for enlightenment. There he found that the first demand made by the Order upon its members was that they be "true patriots," To quote "The Loyal Orange Association is formed by. persons desirous of maintaining the laws and constitution of the country." This loyalty has been an outstanding contribution by King William, With such background & tant minister g into'a ity should be' encouraged when he finds that there is an Orange Lodge there, and be able to say--'Thédve is body of men. upon whom I can de- pend." Of course we are speaking lrete not of the flag waving and. drum beating glitter and tinsel, but of the patriotism which is of the mjind and heart, W. E. Webster tended Divine service at Port Perry| ° Special music was provided by| ~ all true Orangement since the days of | Protes-| their fellow Canadians. The supreme business of Orange- men is to promote the Protestant faith. The power of the church should be -increased in its Christian influence over the lives of men. The mission of the Order is two- fold--to protest against error, and to assert and live truth. Merely to be a PROTEST-ant is not enough. It is the business of Orangemen to protect all that is right. The member who walks in the parade behind the|. open: Bible, and does not know and live as nearly as he can the principles it teaches, is only masquerading, and is no true Orangeman. ' The fact is that only by the exercise of Zealous Christianity can the true purpose of the Orange Order be at- tained. In every effort of the church to pro- be able to depend upon the practical support of every member of the Orange Order. By such men Protest- antism could flourish, Only through such men can the Kingdom of. God come. At the chiistening Set the "North-| ing anyone on account of his religious | mote Christianity, the minister should}! ~~ ST.JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. R. Simpson, Minister. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Public Worship at 11 a.m, Everybody Welcome CHURCH OF THE ASCENSSION Rector--Reyv. J. C. Clough Sunday, July 9th-- : 9.45 a.m.--Sunday School. 11 a.m~--Morning Prayer and sermon, - is Sunday, July 16th-- 9.45 a.m.--Sunday School 11 a.m.--Morning Prayer and "sermon, : PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. W. J. H. Smyth, Minister. 10 a.m.--Sunday School. 11 a.m.--Public Worship. Visitors cordially wel¢omed. No evening service Your Home Paper. can do any printing you need, promptly, well, and at low prices. BLIND MAN AND FRIEND CATCH NINETEEN POUND 'LUNGE Mr. George Stokes who runs a-cafe- teria for the blind in Toronto, and who is blind himself, didn't have as much fun as his friends Mr. J. Saddler of Toronto, who caught a nineteen pound lunge and Mr, 0. Hamilton, who land- ed a ten pound muskie, on Saturday, in Lake Scugog, not far from town. Myr. Saddler spoon bait. : . Mr. chance to win the nice bronze plate. ing season. IN MEMORIAM MEDD--In loying memory of Mrs. 10th, 1936. No one knows the bitter pain,- We have suffered since we lost 'you, Life has never been the same, clasp, Your dear kind face to see, The piéture of the true Orangeman your own selves." " has been' briefly outlined -- "Prove ~* That meant so much to us. and family. Noté-- Every "diamond is insured. : Bentley's Jewelry Store Port Perry |H is believed to have caught the largest..lunge last year landed this one with an ordinary Saddler so far "toe a gooll trophy which is called "Bill Oke's Trophy" and is offered by Bill Oke to the person catching the largest lunge in Lake Scugog during the 1939 fi tarpaulin for truck. notify Clif Hagexty c-o Elmeroft Farm, Oshawa, R.R.1, Reward. july6 James Medd, who passed away, July No one knows how much we miss you, \ 3 PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 6th, 1939 LAWRENCE'S [Drug Store. "NEWS (You Can Save with Safety at Your Rexall Store.) Adrienne Toiletries For those who want the finest at a reasonable price. Face Cream .......... e000 50¢. Perfume ...%....25¢, and 50c. Face Powder. ............. 60c. Rouge ....! LIP BR 60c. Lip Stick ....... FLL vee 60c: Bath Powder ............ $1.00 Compacts ...... $1.25 and $1.75 LARGE WATER BALLS MONTSERRAT LIME JUICE ENG LISH TnEAUTH SALT 1 1b. VICEROY BATHING CAPS 25¢. and 35¢c. 19¢. 8c. V.P. TWIN CAMERAS ....9 iy ; 44c. ST. LUCIA LIME JUICE; 25¢. ALKA SELTZER ....29c., 57¢ JEMISON'S YOUR FAMILY BAKER Can relieve you from baking worries, and provide the 'best in Bread and Pastry. BAKERY THE HOME OF GOOD BREAD AND "PASTRY hone 93, Port Perry. Phone 4} LOST . Between Raglan and Port Perry, a Finder please ANTIQUES WANTED Cash paid. Apply to Clarence Cook, Myrtle Station, Phone 120 r 2, FARM WANTED Farm to rent, 76 to 100 acres, State particulars. Write Box 128 Port Perry Star, What would we give your Hand 'to iver remembered by her husband VALUES EFFECTIVE THURS, SPECIAL "THINSHELL" (SPICIALL SILVER RIBBON: MATO " SPECIAL! PARTY BRAND SPECIAL! DOMESTIC SPECIAL! BRUNSWICK ES d SPECIAL! PERFECTION CHES SPECIALI AYLMER SPECIALL Y'S HG ee ERE ne 00¢ . TOMATOES ORANGES freee ~The true Orangeman is & citizen of 3 © OM M | ODA Crackers JUICE ON : FANCY' COHOE SPECIALI THE NEW Eo RICH AND MELLOW "RI fimo? EAPPLE v3 "t= R8§¢ COCOA %19¢ LEMONS ..,....... = 196 i G4 i 5 U i BEE 1-8, wr LX¢ 1 "Ot 3 iz oA 6 FRI, SHORTENING EER TRE Fomor 2 4: 19¢ | +..a.per dozen 20c. "rrrieesiper ib. 15 d INIO civen oN FOR SALE - Two rebuilt mowers, McCormick, one almost new. | Apply to C. SWITZER, Port Perry. To hear your: voice and sée your smile Genuine Hand Made LONG STRAW Horse Collars | FIT and MEASURE GUARANTEED AT NO EXTRA COST. MADE BY MAN WITH THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE "Can be obtained from-- T. STEWART, or . WM. WEBSTER PORT PERRY, ONT. 'W. A. Sangster DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours; 9 a.m. to § p.m. Office Upstairs, Srer Bleep's Insurance Office, SUITS BPONGED AND PRESRED 60 Cents: SUITS CLEANED .. Dry Cleaned $1.00 C. P. ROLPH Upstairs, over Jemison's Bakery A PROTECT YOURSELF with Reliable Fire Insurance Place Your Insurance with HAROLD W. EMMERSON Port Perry Why write letters and send money orders? Order your Bray Chicks -thro me--personal attention, prompt delivery. ACTIVE MEN WANTED 14 Get in on this.big money making nationally opportunity now - with known E t proposition for sincere, dependable man. No ex- perience necessary. We assist in selling, Finest selling line of neces- sitigs everyone--rich and poor--must have, .-800 mens succeed actually to make good living. For details and catalogue FREE. FAMILEX, 570 St. Clement, Montreal, HOUSE FOR SALE OR FOR RENT Wallace Marlow 4 BLACKSTOCK, on Good house for sale or for rent, the property of "Mrs; M. E. Rennie; on "| Bigelow Street, Port Perry, modern conveniences, very desireable locafion. Apply to Neil Ferguson, Cresswell, Phone Manilla, (The firm of Greer & Humphreys Is disolved.) ARTHUR VW. S. GREER in attendance at my Port Perry office on Wednesday morning, and Friday afternoon * of each week, or by appointment.- (The firm of Greer & Humphréys is dived) RUSSELL D. HUMPHREYS * 24¥; Simcoe Street North, Oshawa. . Phone 814 in attendance at- my Port Perry offics on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons of esch week or by appointment. Queen Btreet, Part Perry; Phane 264 OR, J, B, LUNDY 'DENTAL SURGEON Office above Bell Telephone Exchan : .| North Bide Queen Breet, Port P rks: Phones: Office 68w, Residence a8] A SAA ----] We Offer You the Choice.of the Market. in Fresh and Cured Meats at CAWKER'S Lowest Market Price. Courteous Service = Cawker 'Bros. Phone Mw -- Port Perry res Prompt and 2 x FE ppm saad Ae