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I Pilon has recovered from her recent ~3 5 i 3S i § ~ Mr. Floyd Hughes spent the week end at his home in Port Perry. He is working at the Fleet Aircraft in Fort Erie, Ont. > 2 'Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Jacob and fam- . Eyes Examined Glasses complete, or lenses only, supplied where necessary, -at reasonable prices,-- I. R. BENTLEY'S ' OPTOMETRI BT ily, of- Fort Erie, visited the latter's sister Mrs. Hughes, and her mother Mrs. G. F. Charsley, over the holiday. Mrs. G. F Charsley has moved back to Sudbury, where she will take up her residence with her daughter Mrs. A. Dubé. Mr. and Mrs. R! J. Harper have purchased the Wilbur Chapman house on Mary St. Mr. and Mrs. Chapman are moving into the Robt. Somerville house on John street. Mr. and Mrs. Somerville are now in the West where Mr. Somerville is recovering from an illness. We are pleased to report that Mr. W. T. Dix is improving in health and hope he will continue to do so. Mrs. W. H. Harris reports the fol- lowing as recent visitors: Miss L. Morris, of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Boy- don, of Boston, and Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Flint, of London. Mr, Flint was © a former druggist here. Mr, and Mrs. C. Switzer attended the funeral of Mrs. Switzer's brother William Finlay of Coboconk to-day _ (Thursday). "We are "pleased to A. illness. . Miss Comber has purchased Playter property on Cochrane St. It is pleasing to sce Mr. George Raines out and around after a severe attach of Shingles. The house being built on Lilla St. is coming along fine and will soon be ready for Miss Spooner (who is hav- ing it built) to move into. Sympathy of the commynity is ex- tended to Mr. Robt. Maynard and family in their recent bereavement in the death of Mrs. Maynard. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Archer attend- ed the wedding of Helen McGill, daughter of John and Mrs. McGill, ~ formerly of Port Perry, to-Mr. Frank Béeton, at Oshawa, on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Beeton will reside in Wel- land after their honeymoon. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brewer of To- ronto, were holiday guests at the lake. Miss Ella Yarnold, of Toronto, has been visiting friends in town. We welcome to our town Mrs, L. the Sonley of Blackwater, who is taking in the house recently purchaséd by her from Mrs, Forman. up residence The property is being modernized. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. H: DeShane on their marriage. Mr, with Mr. and Mrs. S. Wakeford. Mr. Charles Cawker, Mr, and Mrs. John Cawker. Mr, Arthur Verry of Toronto, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. "W. Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bruton, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Bruton and son Tom, all of Toronto, were visitors at the lake front on Sunday. Miss Muriel Cook of Toronto, was home for the weck-end. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. L. Harrison, on their recent marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Coulter and family, of Ottawa, spent the holiday in Port Perry. Mr. Grant Real, of the Dominion Civil ~ Service, has been transferred from Ottawa, to Toronto. He is now with aircraft department. -_o-------------- CHURCH NEWS | Open Air Service "at the Lakeside For some time a number of our citizens have felt that a Sunday even- ing lakeside service has possibilities that should be given consideration. Consequently an Open Air Community Service will be held at Palmer Mem- 'orial Park, Port Perry, on Sunday, July 7th, at 7.30 p.m. Daylight Saving Time. It is expected that Mr. Robert Wag- staffe, of Oshawa, who has sung here before with delight to all who head him, will be the soloist. Mr. Fred R. Beatty, Mr. H. Durkin, and Mr. V, P. Stouffer, and others will assist in the leadership of singing. A joint choir will be in attendance, and loud speaker equipment will carry "the service to all whp assemble. Mr. "Smyth will be the speaker at the first service. "A printed hymn sheet will be provided. © To assist in the seating arrange- ents it is requested that all who can ould bring camp chairs: (there are one or two in most homes). Let the community rally to this ser- 4 ice and: make this hour of worship in Sunday evening effective in the lives of our people and that of visitors | Who gather at the lake, The offering at these: services will i 1 be devoted to Refugee Relief now be- ing undertaken by the 1.0.D.E. SP and Mrs. Norman Wakeford of Toronto, spent the holiday week-end and Mrs. Gordon Cawker, Mr. r Mr. Robt. Cawker, spent the holiday with their parents, CHUBC H OF THE ASCENSION Rev. J. C. Clough, Rector Sunday, July Tth-- 8 a.m. Holy émmunion 9.45 a.m.--Sunday School 11 a.m.--Holy Communion and Sermon. Sundy, July 14th-- 8 a.m.--Holy Communion 9.45 a.m.--Sunday School. 11 a-m.--Morning Prayer and Sermon, ST JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Robt. Simpson, Minister, Sunday School at 10 a.m, Worship Service at 11 a.m, PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH W. J. H. Smyth, M.A, B.D, Minister. 10.00 a.m Sunday School... 11 am. Whatsoever things are true think on these things." Evening Service unites with com- munity service at the lake at 7.30 p.m. (D.S.T.) Rev. Bridal Shower The neighbours on Lilla Street gathered at the home, of Mr. and Mrs, A. W. Allin on Friday afternoon last to give a surprise party to Miss Edna Dowson in honour of her approaching marriage. The living room was decorated with en FREE Phone Parking 1011 Air Conditioned Thursday, Friday, Saturday, JULY 4-5-6 = Anna Neagle, Ray Milland, in the sparkling musical romance "Irene" with Roland Young, May Robson, Alan Marshall, Billie Burke. REVIVAL, Friday, at 11 p.m. "THE ADVENTURES OF ROBINHOOD" | with Errol Flynn, Olivia De Havilland, in Glorious Technicolor Monday, Tuesday, JULY 8-9, 'Brother Orchid' with Edward G. Robinson, Ann Sothern, Humphrey Bogart. Wednesday and Thursday, JULY 10-11, -- Two Great Features -- "The Four Just |r ' M en" with Hugh Sinclair and Francis L. Sullivan The most breath-taking hit in years and The Ghost comes Home with Frank Morgan, Ann Rutherford and Nat Pendleton. ~The uproarious Tale of a Henpecked Husband. pink pconies and organe bl The same color scheme -was carried out in the dining room where a minia- ture bride and groom, under an arch in a flower garden, occupied the cen- tre of the table set to, necoitimodate twenty guests, An address was read by Mrs. Allin which follows: " Dear Edna,--You are about to launch. your ship on the sea of mat- rimony and join the largest, oldest and noblest fleet afloat, so we, your neighbours, have gathered together to wish you a long and very happy voy- age. You will learn that, although the husband is captain of the ship, -it is the wife upon whom depends chiefly, the safe steering of the course and that she by kindness, thoughtfulness, devotion, industry, economy, and tol- erence can make the voyage a success- ful and worthy one and life one grand sweet SONE. We wish you to accept this gift with our kindest wishes for the future. . Signed, Neighbours. A three- layer wedding cake in white with silver trimmings was presented. On opening the cake the prospective bride found she had received a pretty breakfast set. Other gifts in pyrex were also presented and Miss Dowson thanked the neighbours grasiously. and all enjoyed a very pleasant time. MARRIED DeShane-Dowson Last Saturday, June 29th, the wed- ding took place when Edna Mayrienne Dowson, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Alfred Dowson, became the bride of Harry L. DeShane, son of Mr. and Mrs Norman DeShane, Port Perry. In spite of the stormy' weather of the past week the day chosen for .the happy event proved bright and sunny. The wedding took place at Prince Albert eqnducted by Rev. J. Denny. Mr. Henry Dodd, Port Perry, was groomsman and Mrs, Margaret J. Dodd, bridesmaid. The bride was gowned in dusty rose and white hat with accessories and her attendant was dressed in mauve with white hat and accessories. The happy couple left to spend a sMort honeymoon with friends at various points of interest and returning will make their home at Port Perry. STRAWBERRY "FESTIVAL A Strawberry Festival will be held at Prince Albert, on Wednesday, July 10th, at 5.30 p.m. (Standard Time), on the United Church lawn, Variety program. 'Proceeds in aid of Red Cross Work, Adults 26¢., children 15c, DIED Xi MAYNARD--At Port Perry, on Mon- day, July 1st, 1940, Letha Day, dearly beloved wife of Robert C. Maynard, in her 67th year. Funeral was held at her late residence on Wednesday. Interment at Ashburn Cemetery. After this a delicious tea was served| Junior War Workers "All Junior War Workers who are free jon Saturday afternoon to sell kindly get in touch with Mrs. R. Col- lacutt or Miss Evelyn Somerville who | will furnish you with tickets to sell. Proceeds to be used in aid of Refugee work. at the Community Room on Tuesday Evening, July 9th, to cut out children's clothing. --<o@or---- = : LETTER OF APPRECIATION Hon. G. D. Conant, by Reeve Letcher. "Dear Mr. Conant: [I wish to thank helping us to obtain the Patent cover- ing the parcels of land at our Water- | front here in Port Perry. It was very complicated to us on the Council and we surely appreciate all' you have done in the matter. I also want to thank you for the interest you have taken in our High- way No. TA and the approach coming from the East into our town. This will be a great improvement and our citizens are very much pleased. Thanking you once more for all the kindness you have shown toward us, I remain," Yours very sincerely, W. M. LETCHER, Reeve. Acknowledgement Dear Mr. Letcher,-- This will ac- instant regarding the Patent covering 7A. 1 am very glad indeed that my and particularly that you and your colleagues appear to be satisfied, with my efforts on your behalf, Yours cordially, 4 (G. D. CONANT Attorney-General CARD OF THANKS for their many kind expressions of sympathy and condolence during their recent bereavement; also to thank them: for the beautiful floral offerings. BORN. LEASK--To Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. born, "Saturday, June 20th, 194 BORN SAMELLS--To Mr. and Mrs. Geo. day, June 20th, 1940, a daughter. PRINCE ALBERT The Y. P. U. is having a Strawberry Festival on the church lawn on Wed- nesday, July 10th, from 5.30 o'clock (8.T.) A varied program will follow the supper. Admission 26¢, and 16e, Proceeds in aid of the Red Cross, come associated with Perry office Monday, Case eee wow Soran SF AA LAAN The W. A. meeting for June was held at the home of Miss Barlow on Thursday afternoon the 27th, with an attendance of forty. The Scripture reading was John 14, report showed a nice balance on hand. It was suggested that we spend more the social. Mrs. Murphy was appoint- ed to loon look after this. We were glad to have Miss Stewart as the guest speaker, who gave a very timely talk, and to whom a vote of thanks | was tendered, also to Miss Barlow for the use of her home. Proceeds $6.60. Mr. George Madden of California tickets on the draw at the Lake Front, | bd The Junior War Workers will meet i k I The following letter was sent to you for your kindness and trouble in: knowledge your letter of the 24th the waterfront, and also "Highway No.' services may have been of some help, The husband and family of the late Mrs. Frank Dowson wish to thank |g their friends, relatives and neighbors | § Leask, Greenbank, a baby boyi still | % Samells, Scugog 'Island, on Wednes-|§ visited for several days with his sister Miss May Madden, "The "Uhurrh "service" 18™ How" being held at 11 am, (S.T.) with Sunday! : ! School at 10. The date of the picnic {has not been set as yet. | Miss Doris Raines is spending two ! weeks in Toronto. Mrs. C. Clark and three daughters hay. ived from White River to oy here. Miss Miolet Bond, Toronto, spent the w¢ek end and holiday in the village. Miss E. Spence, Toronto, with the Misses Holman over the week-end. _ Mr. and Mrs. B. Wannamaker and Ronald, of Toronto, are spending their + holidays with her parents. i} ~Miss-- Phyllis Young, | Toronto, is 'spending sher vacatjon with her aunt | Miss Barlow. { Mr. and Mrs. A. Harper have ré- "cently taken over the Post Office and store. We wish them the continued | Suecess of their predecessor, Mr. E.! M. Williams, who served faithfully for many years, and whose customers Law and will be in attendance at his Port Saturday of each week. The treasurer's |' time for the spiritual program than, CAE AAAI i 31 § ANNOUNCEMENT ; Mr. Arthur W. S. Greer wishes to.announce that Frank R. Gée, 'Barrister, ; etc., has be- him in the practice of . Tuesday, Friday and ARRAARA RRR ARRAN AR AFAR ARRAS ARASANAAARRARRRS could truly endorse' the words "Qugl- ity Grocer," rf PP PARISH:BAGSHAW 4 "The Maples", Sunderland, Ont., the home of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Bagshaw, was the setting for a pretty ceremony on Saturday afternoon, June 120th, when their only daughter Edna | May Bagshaw, was married to Mr. Roy Leslie Parish, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Parish, Sunderland. Rev. Jas. A. Miller, B.A., uncle of the bride, who officiated at the marriage of the bride's parents nearly twenty- five years ago, conducted the cere- mony, dard's of .evergreens decorated the house. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was charmingly gowned n heaven blue crepe with matching lace jacket, and. her silk embroidered veil was held with a coronet of orange blossoms, worn by the bride's mother at her own wedding. She carried a beautiful bouquet 'of pink roses. Miss Kathleen Riches, of Cambray, her attendant was frocked. in dusky rose crepe with matching hat. Mr, Clarence Parish was groomsman for his brother. The groom's gift to the bride was a- yellow gold wrist watch; to the bridesmaid a gold compact, and to the best 'man a-tyrite set. For travelling the bride wore an eggshell ensemble, white hat with 'matching accessories, and carried a blue coat. After a byffet luncheon the couple {left for Muskoka and a cottage on the Bruce Penisula and on their return they will live at "The Maples", Sun- derland. Pe RASAAAR a ___Roautiful garden flowers and.stansy en Te Drug Store NEWS. "YOU CAN SAVE WITH SAFETY AT YQUR REXALL STORE" VICEROY Bathing. Caps Healt ENGLISH" 1 POUND 3%¢. WILSONITE h Salts Sun Glasses Excellent Quality A refreshing Safe protection for Popular Styles and Summer Drifk big Colors. Noted for its fine your eyes. ; All fresh stock. flavour Comfortable too. - © 25¢. 85¢. 39%¢. 50c. and 75¢. NOXZEMA 10 ounce size SPECIAL 89c. TANGEL For deep Sunburn Per tube 50c. ARRID Deordorant Cream 39¢.. and 59¢. a PHONE 49 fo Cetin Celie sie H bo. FOR SALE : Seven Room Frame House, electric light and wired for electric stove; in good repair. Good barn. About two acres land. Apply at Star Office. | ARE YOU THE MAN? Watkins Dealer (between 25 and 60 years, with car), needed immediately to hand out FREE Soap in nearby rural route and supply established demand for Everyday Necessities, in- cluding Spices, Extracts, Baking Powder, Toilet Prepagations, Clean- sers, Medicines, Fly Spray, Mineral- ized Stock and Poultry Tonics, 172 year reputation. 10,000 dealers.. Must be satisfied with $30.00 weekly at start, Selling experience unneces- sary. Farm experience helpful. Credit furnished right parties. Write im- : i MONARCH FLOUR 24 Ib. BAG 65¢ mediately, The J. R. Watkins Com- 1 pany, Montreal, Que,, Dept O-P-b. | hy July 4-11-18-25 P. & G. in 5% Small Large = : PROPERTY FOR RENT i : SOAP - : 6 for 25¢ - OXYDOL --- 10c 23¢- "Good house, freshly decorated, all 188 KIRK'S Small Large conveniences; good garden. Apply to : CASTILLE - 2 for 9¢ CHIPSO - 10c 93c ini ¢- Ploughman, Cochrane St., Port erry. ' § LOST rkg. IVORY SNOW - 23c PURE : LARD - Ib. 10c 'ORANGE 32 oz. jar . MARMALADE "DOMINO BAKING POWDER 25¢ v5. 19¢ RED ROSE COFFEE %e 4c Infants Foods: 3 for 25¢ | JEWEL SHORTENING 2 Ib. 25c¢ | Graham Wafers 12 oz. 15¢ CARNATION - 16 oz. DOMINO | ¥: MILK - 3 for 25¢ - GINGER ALE 30 oz. 10¢ i 68 4 GRANULATED 10 Ibs. SUGAR ; 69c es 100 ibs. $6, 9 FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES: | CABBAGE - each be Elgin Man's Watch last Wednesday night. Finder please return to L. Waridel, Town. : ] FOR SALE New Dorset Strawberries, large sweet berries, no green tips, Apply ¥ | to! Dawson Kaufman, Port Perry. July 11 ELECTRIC FENCE CONTROLLER ' 'Now bolo butlt scouring 1 the eld _fenod_ Reexamination Service established by the Undei- led ] 4d writers' Laboratories. Your Complete assurance of salety and LOW PRICES THIS "WEEK-END, BANANAS . . ORANGES, med. GRAPEFRUIT, med. 5 for 25¢ 3 To 95¢ Doz. 29¢ --ON-- STRAWBERRIES HEAD LETTUCE large 5c ~AND-- CUCUMBERS large - 10c WATERMELONS| CAULIFLOWER 10c & 15c TOMATOES FIRM RIPE 21s. 25¢ eg ee a nn 0 ag a AS eS a eS NS a eT re eS 0 0 no Sn ee a. and money with com. aniad are with a rl Fence Con 5 Models to Choose from $14.95 and Up Fence 5¢ a Rod or Less For Sale By ' FARMER RADIO SERVICE Phone 86 ~- -- : Port Perry "ue Thompson, R.R.2, Port Perry or to A. - A. M. LAWRENCE SiS - TTT FTE 00a atsessennubinaiuaiiseaiatititiasssnnazizaadittidttetedtiiieiisy BUY War Savings A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT and a help to Canada in PORT PERRY Certificates her time of need. Tn LRT i a ts ia dasa A W. J. COOK :: REAL ESTATE Myrtle Station, Ont. : P.O. Box 47. Phone 120 r 2 Farm, Village, Town and City pro- perties -for sale. All sorts of ex- changes will be considered. | novl CEMENT AND ROAD GRAVEL Also Sand for building purposes. For prices of gravel and hauling apply to WM. DONNELLY Phone 164 r 12, Port Perry 030 > . 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 94 DR. H. H. ARMSTRONG DENTIST Leonard Block over Prentice's Barber "Shop. . - Telephone 287 - - Port Perry W. A. San gster } DENTAL Sang Office Hours: 9 a.m. t6 6 p.m. Office Upstairs, over C. Sleep's Insurance Office. DR. J. B. LUNDY DENTAL SURGEQN Office above Bell Telephone Bxchange, North side Queen Btreet, Port Perry. Phones: Office 68w, Residence 68 ARTHUR W. 48. GREER in attendance at my Port Perry office on Wednesday morning, and Friday afternoon of each week, or by appointment. Blong Block, Port Perry, Phone 2 PROPERTY FOR SALE . The home of the late Mr. and Mb, James Lucas, Port Perry. ' Apply to Mrs. G. M. Renniq, Port Perry, jun27? FOR RENT House property between Prince Al- bert and Port Perry known as Lapp property, Apply to Harris," Harris & Wallace, Port Perry, Phone 24. July 11 FOR EXPERT REPAIRS ay call; John Farmer Phone 86 Port Perry maT » » y-, (The firs of Gréer & Humphreys Is dissolved) ~~ RADIO 2 wr