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ARR EE RE : vo ALY % . i , 5 3 i : 2 \ & ' < bs LN & No § CHR ASLAN Fb BE UD alsin india PRET Te ¥ 05 2h PN AN SER : \ d Aaundadak & R y RATERS f Port Perry Mrs. H, Whittier of Cleveland, Ohio, and Jas, Shuric of Toronto, Ont, ana Mis. C. A. Wadsworth of Westmount; Quebec, have been visiting with My Cephas Sleep, Pettit's Point, and Mis A. E. Howard, Port Perry. -- Mr. and Mis. John Glass, of To vonto, were recent visitors in town Mr, Chas, Farnell, of Toronto, a recent visitor with friends in town was Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Shaw and Mrs. Albert Mills, of Mount Dennis, called , on friends in town on Saturday. Mr. and Mis! Fad Switzer of To- ronpto, were week-end guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mes. C. Switzer. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Greenwood of Lansdowne, called on friends in town on Saturday. Miss Bernice Day, of Toronto, was home for the week-end, - Mr. Willian Willard, of Toronto, spent the week-end with his parents. Mr. Bob Johnaton of Brampton, spent the week-end with his sister, Miss Johnston. Mr. Ralph Purley, of Toronto, spent the week-end the guest of friends in town. Mr. and Myc. Geos MeMillan, Jr, of Toronto, spent the week end with Mr. Cand Mes. Geo, MeMillang (Avenue): Mr. and Mrs. OO. Long of Toronto, ' A FREE * Parking Phone OSHAWA iy 4 A Famous Players Theatre P . Last Two Days BOB "BLITZ" HOPE, in . Caught in the Draft with DOROTHY LAMOUR, LYNN OVERMANN, EDDIE BRACKEN. REVIVAL-- Humphrey Bogart and Ann Sheridan, in "IT ALL CAME TRUE" Monday and Tuesday, WALLACE BEERY and LIONEL BARRYMORE, in "BAD MAN" Wit Laraine Day, Ronald Reagan. - and -- FRANK MORGAN and ANN. RUTHERFORD, in ' 1 3 ' Keeping Company Wit Virginia Grey, Dan Dailey, Jr. WEDNESDAY for Here's the most collodsal sereen epic gnyone could offer -- James STEWART, ------ = Judy GARLAND Hedy : Lana TURNER, in Four Days LAMARR Le --5 have returned home atter a week with Mr. and Mes. Do Day. huce Beare, George Emme Sidney Brinkman, Messrs. merson and are spending a week at Bobeaygreon. Mr. and Mrs. ROM. Holthy and Mrs. Jos. Peel have returned home from their visit to the West enjoyable time. © Mr and Mis UA Dodd, of San Francisco, were visiting last week with the former's mother Mrs. Amon Williams and other relatives, We were pleasal to see Rob looking well after some thirty-five yegrs absense, Mr, and Meso ALD. Whoo ol ont Perry---celebrated their sixtieth wed ding anniversary on the 13theof July, at the apes of 83 and RIL Mrs. Wheeler's eldest sister, Mrs. DL Overholt, of Alberta, Mrs. Robert Spence, of Toronto, and brother Mr. "Jesse Ireland, of Part Perry; and-a number of relatives and friends spent an enjoyable day with them. We are delighted to see Mr. Hilt Simpson home again, and able to be back at work. Fortunately he has en- tively recovered from his illness with out serious after effects. Mrs. Gilbert R:* Smith, Toronto, is visiting her aunt, Dr. Ellen Spence, Cochrane Street. Mrs. Smith is the "former Elma Spence. Corp. Fred Densham cabled to his father of his safe arrival in England. He has had an opportunity te visit his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. G. 1. Michels, Clifton, NJ; are visiting Mrso Aaron Williams and other relatives, Messrs. Roy H. Cornish and 8. A. Cawker are at Ste de Therese, Que, just north of Montreal busy carpentering. Mrs. Wm. Real left on Saturday for Ottawa to visit her son Grant. She wits accompanied by Mrs. F. Slemmon and Dawn, who returning to their home They are were ~~ > James Kerr Joins the R.C.A'F. Mr. James Kerr, mathematical master at Port Perry High School, leaves this week (Friday) to join the R.C AF. He will be stationed at To- ronto, as instructor in physical train- ing. ' - Jim will be greatly missed here; not only in the school, where he has made a good teaching record; but through- out the community life," fn the Civil Guard he did good work and had the rank and file of that or- ganization been as loyal as he was, the work would still be going on. In the Lions Club he was one of the most useful and active members. His work among the boys, particularly the . Midget Hockey Club, will be remem- bered with pleasure, ~~ One redeeming féature about "this ' gtory_is_ that when the war is over, Jim's pogition will be open for him; "and we 100k forward to his return as « citizen of Port Perry. " after a very |. - "LIEGFELD GIRL" lan Hunter, Edward E. Horton, Charles Winninger GREENBANK Mr. and Mrs. 'I. Bushby spent a week-end-visiting their daughter Mrs, Balt at Inglehart. ~Mrs., Wm. Phoenix attended the weddings of Mr. Rol, Reid Steele and Miss Margaret Miller, of Fort Francis in Toronto, Thursday of last week. Mrs, MeGavin, Toronto, the guest of Myr, and Mrs. T. Sharp on Sunday. Mrs. I. Brown and family attended a camp meeting at Stayner last week. Mr. and Mrs. Watson have moved to the house rectly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson, ~ Mrs. Spencer visiting at the home of her song Me Ivan Spencer. - Mr. and Mrs. Richard Real are holi- daving at Markham, Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Long and their daughters Bessie and Nellie, of To- ronto, the guests of Mr. and Mrs, J. MceKitrick, on Sunday. : Mr. and Mrs. Norman Flewell, of Oshawa, visited with Mr. and Mrs, J. McKitrick, on Sunday. . Mrs. Hood and daughters visited Mrs. Hood's sister, Mrs. Heron, Wick, the last two weeks. : Mrs. Stratton and children from Los Angeles, California, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Jas, Lee, last Thursday. \ Mrs. Prosser, Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Lee, on Sunday. The Sunday School are holding a picnic at Geneva Park on Tuesday, July 22nd. LEAVING PORT PERRY Mr. Connolly, of the C.N.R.,, has been tramsferred to Coe Hill. He and his family move to their new home at the beginning of next week, We are sorry to lose them, eo IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of a dear wife and mother, Alice Martin Hall, who passed away July 23, 1938, By hours of night--that when the air Its dew and shadow yields, We still may hear the voice of God In silence" of the fields. Oh! then sleep comes on us like death, All soundless, deaf, and deep; Lord! teach us so to watch and pray, That death may come like sleep. \ Husband and family. ----- * DIED CUMMING---In-Reach- Township, on Monday, July 14th, 1941, Adam Cumming, beloved husband of Mar- garet Devlin, in his 76th year, Funeral on Thursday at 2 (S.T.) CUTTS -- Suddenly at her home, Port Perry, on Monday, July 14, 1941, Gertrude Spurr, beloved wife of Wm, M. Cutts. Private funeral from the home of her daughter, Mrs. Breckon. Interment at Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert, Ont. : : ~ a SCUGOG Everyone is especially invited to the Sunday at the regular hours, the evening service in the hall needy your attention, ™ iil "The Minister's New Car" is to be given.in the Town Hall on Friday evenfiig by the young folk of Utica, who have asked to help raise funds for our new church. Scugog will furnish a few numbers on the pro- Cake and ice cream will be served. All are invited, 25¢. and 16¢. - Tuesday, July 8th was not a very favorable day for a lawn party as it was raining, but it did not spoil the supper and concert, Mr, and Mrs. R. Carter arranged tables in their home which seated about 356 at a time, and a lovely supper was served by the W. A. After all were served seats were arranged in the large living rooms where Rev. Mr, Joublin acted at chair- man for the program arranged by Mrs. Geo. Sweetman, Mrs. G. Hood, Mrs. O. Jeffrey. The Junior boys' choir sang a couple of numbers with Mrs. Sweetman at the piano. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Snelgrove furnished a couple of violin and piano duets, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hood sang a duet, Eileen Cherrie gave Mickie Mouse, Jean Samells sang, Muriel Johnson of Toronto, who is visiting with Miss Grace Demara, gave a couple of very amusing pieces, Mrs. E. Hance gave a reading, Miss B. Joness, of Moose Jaw, who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Joblin, gave a poem, three small boys sang with- Mrs. Go Hood at the piano. Receipts amounted-to" $35.21. - Mrs. C. Wannamaker has had soe very nice geranium flowers-during-the winter and spring, one plant 'has de- veloped a freak, leaves jtre now grow- ing oul of the flower stem along with: the flowers. ; ~ Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Mark hd) family, making forty-one in all, spent a very pleasant' time recently on Mr. | R. Prentice's shore, where a picnic supper was much enjoyed by all. services on gran ! vices, Miss Mildred Mills was a guest of ANGLICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL EXAMINATION RESULTS For the first time pupils of the Church of the Ascension Sunday School, Port Perry, wrote the annual . ' . FN Eyes Examined r ble prices,-- pupils' ¢xaiination prepared by the General Board of Religious Education of the Church of England in Canada. These examinations were based on the lessons from. September, 1940, to April, 1941, inclusive. One pupil, Donald Chapman, tains a special award from Diocesan Board, being one of the pupils to gain high standing in the Diocese for the Jr. Uniform eCourse. Eight pupils obtained honour stand- ing-- Lucille Jeffrey, Jean Cook, Clare Glass, Helen Hayes, Lois Parr, Bernice Jemison, Pauline Jemison, Donald Chapman. Four were given pass standing-- Constance _Snowdon, Faye Johnson, Douglas Hayes, Tommy Cook. These results are indeed a credit to all who wjote the examination for the first timé. It is hoped that a larger number of pupils may be prepared for these examinations in Sunday School work during the coming terms. ob- the PO LAKESIDE COMMUNITY SERVICE at Port Perry Water Front each Sun- day at 7.0 pm. (D.S.T.) : Capt. Bredin of the Church Army of the Church of England, spoke at the service last Sunday night. He gave a fine devotional message with i definite evangelistic note, and re- ferred to the work of the Church Army. i Mrs. McClintock presided at the | organ and Rev. W. J. H. Smyth led the service. Next Sunday evening "Rev. Robt. Simpson, of St, John's Presbyterian Church will be in charge and the speaker will be Rev. P. I, Jull, of Brooklin, N The public are cordially welcome and are ifwited to attend these ser- BENTLEY'S OPTOMETRIST LR. BEN' Glasses complete, or lenses only, supplied where necessary, at A If BE BO ee ' Lawrence's Drug Store News PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 17th, 1941 EEE BRN ERENEE ST. JOHN'S ' PRESBYTERIAN 'CHURCH Rev. R. Simpson, Minister Sunday School at 10 a.m, Service at 11 a.m. Em CHURCH OF THE ASCENSI ANGLICAN Sunday, July 20th-- 8 a.m.--Holy Communion 0.45 a.m.--Sunday School. 11 a.m.--Matins and Sermon The Rector Sunday, July 27-- 7 p.m.--Evensong -------- ao PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH 10 a.m.--Sunday School, N -* vice. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Agnes Werry, Deceased. . All persons having claims agains the Estate of Agnes Werry, late o the Village of Blackstock, County of to the-undersigned on or t I day--of August,. 1941, full particular: of thgir claims. Immediatély afte August Tth, a will be distxibuted among th nly to claims ) br shall then have had notice. Dated at Prince Albert, Ont. thi oth day of July, 1941. JOSEPH DENNY, in the Durham, married woman, | decensed,- who _died on or about Sept. 21st,-1938, are hereby-notified to send a y before the Tth 1941, the assets of the de- 'ties entitled thereto, having regard gg of which the under- Solicitor for the Estate. . 11 a.m.--Mr. Fred MaGee of Toronto. North side Queen Street, Port Perry 7.30 p.m.----Lakeside Community ser- Mrs. D. Hope on Sunday. I'te. L. D. Hope, Newmarket, spent the weak end with his parents and' other relatives. | Mr. and Mrs. Co Hardy visited in Oshawa on Tuesday. Mrs. Crooks of Toronto, is visiting, her daughter Mrs. Fred Jackson. | "Birthday greeting-to-Mrs--Jas: Mor; rish on the 12th, Kay Prentice on the 14th, Dorothy Joblin on the 15th, Norma Fines on the 16th, Lois Jeffrey) on the 20th, Mrs. H. Long and Doris brother Ralph Milner on the 27th. Douglas and Marylyn Heayn, Port' Perry, are spending a few days with' their aunt Miss Marjorie Milner. Miss Lois Jeffrey spent last week with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Jeffrey. Little Joan Carnochan of Myrtle, is spending a few weeks with her grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. W. Mark. Mr. and Mrs. John Burnham visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lee, at Kin-1 sale, on Sunday. + ) to UTICA The W. A. held its meeting in the basement of the United Church on Wednesday afternoon. A progressive cuchre and dance was | held in the hall on Wednesday evening. The. L.O.L. attended the Orange Parade at Cobourg on July 12th, Miss Doris Walker is holidaying with her aunt in Collingwood. Mr. Fred Croxall visited for afew days with Mr. Fred Ashton. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Kendall, Orillia, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs, E. Kendall. Mr. and Mrs. H. Walker and fam- ily were in Collingwood on Sunday. Mr. Wm. Lakey of New York is at Mr. C. W, Lakey's for some. time. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Geer and family visited on Sunday with Mr. Carson Watson, Marsh Hill. ol Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jones and Merle of Brooklin, Mr. and Mrs. J. Quinn, of Myrtle, calling Mr.- and Mrs. E. Kendall, Mr. Allen Buck, of Toronto, calling on old acquaintances in the village. Mys. Andrew Ashenhurst is spend- ing some time with her daughter Mrs. Bruce Bailey. ' Mr. Frank Hortop is having a sale on Saturday. > "Miss" Lo Ward, Toronto; 'is spending her "holidays with relatives here, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ward of Brooklin visited with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ward on Sunday, , 0 -------- CORRECTION In last week's. report of our school promotions, the names were arranged in alphabetical order and not in order of merit, from Grade VI down to, Grade I. Clark on the 24th, Mrs. C. Hayn and J ORANGES, good size, Doz. 25¢ LOCAL i . CAULIFLOWER, ea. 15¢ LOCAL CABBAGE 8c and 10c LOCAL STALKS y WHITE CELERY FIRM RIPE TOMATOES LOCAL . CUCUMBERS FRESH PICKED WAX BEANS, 2 lbs. 19¢ EOCAL BUNCHES CARROTS 10c Ib. 15¢ - 10¢ Sc LARGE LEMONS, FIRM RIPE BANANAS EXTRA LARGE ORANGES NICE SIZE GRAPEFRUIT, 5 for 25¢ LARGE EATING PLUMS RIPE MELLOW CANTALOUPES, 15¢ LOCAL ~~ REA Daily 3 for 10¢ 2 lbe. 19¢ dozen 39¢ dozen 19¢ WATERMELONS Large Size RASPBERRIES, Price 89¢ Montmorency Cherrie Staked Tomatoes, ach s, Transparent Apples, Blueberries, Local Potatoes, and Honey Dew Melons At REASONABLE PRICES GROCERY VALUES 'Salad Dressing RITZ 32o0z. JELLO Puddings, 4 flav. 2 for15¢c yh WHITE POLISH BULK COCOA RICHMELLO COFFEE DOMINO BLACK - TEA "NEILSON'S COCOA - 15¢ - |b."15¢ Ib. 41c V4 Ib. 38¢c "Ya lb. 19¢ 3%¢ Marmalade, 32 oz. 27¢ GLASSCO'S 82 07. JAR RED PLUM JAM AYLMER . IRISH STEW, CRISPY 12 OZ. PKQ. Graham Wafers NABISCO . Shredded Wheat, 2 for 23¢ Sout edi Ahi FLUFFS 29 2 for 29¢ .15¢ 95¢ and 39¢ Mother Parker's Tea Black Jie M I STORES .. Y 1b. NION * LIMITED rar Every Paid-Up Subscriber to the Port Perry Star is' or will be entitled to ONE Free Want Ad. each year from : now on. We_ believe that advertising pays YOU, and we want ' you to prove it at our ex- pense, A couple of weeks ago a man ~~ put a want ad, in the Star after he had sold the arti- cle advertised. FOR SALE Beatty enamel tub Washer, bench tub, ironing board. Cheap for quick !sale, Sale terms to reliable party. Apply Box 19, Port Perry Star, L} | BINDER FOR SALE i McCormick-Deering "Binder, 7 foot cut, practically new. Apply ta Mrs. Howard Bailey, R.R. Nestleton, Ont. HOUSE FOR SALE + Seven roomed house for sale, all conveniences, good lot and garage. Apply at Star Office, : : WANTED A number of copies of the issue of July 10th of the Port Perry Star. ». FOR SALE One used Electric Washer, $10.00. Also Washer for balance owing. Ap- ply to D. J. Healy, at Carnegie Hard- ware, Port Perry, 'AUCTION SALES x FRANK HORTOP, lot 4, con.' 6, Reach Twp., farm stock and imple- ments, on Saturda, July 19th There will be a good showing of cattle, horses, implements, ete. Sale at 1.30 (S.T.) ¢Terms Cash. y HOUSEHOLD GOODS, the property of Herbert Blake, Port Perry, on Saturday, July 26. 2 pm, (D.S.T.) Terms Cash. Ted Jackson, Auctioneer, --He had ten replies, eight) J Three Men from Texas A new 1941 Western action show. Hoppy at his best. LATEST NEWS. Another chapter of "LIGHTNING WARRIOR" COMING SOON--"BOOM TOWN?" Confectionery and cold drinks in the theatre for your convenience. DELICIOUS FRESH PICKED RASPBERRIES Order Early Thompson's, Port Perry, South of Borelia Corners, "Wanted Applications will be Feceived at the office of the SUPERINTENDENT OF NURSES, ONTARIO HOSPITAL, at WHITBY, for girls at least 18 years of age, with matriculation standing, who wish to enter the TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES which opens at the above mentioned hospital, Sept. 1st, 1941, ? FOR SALE One Demonstrator Gas Washer, six dollars a month. "Also Demonstrator Vac dnd Ironer, greatly reduced. Apply to D. J. Healy, .at Carnegie Hardware, Port Perry, DR. H, H. ARMSTRONG DENTIST Leonard Block over Prentice's Barber 3 Shop. Phone 237, Res. 215 Port Perry (The firm of Greer & Humphreys is dissolved) RUSSELL D. HUMPHREYS 24% Simcoe Street North, Oshawa. ve Phone 814 in attendance at my Port Perry office on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons of each week or by appolatment. Queen Street, Port Perry, Phone 94 ie SUITS SPONGED AND PRESSED 60 Cents SUITS CLEANED. Dry Cleaned $1.00 C. P. ROLPH Upstairs, over Jemison's Bakery REA > 5 ry < of Biz _.. ~ Ss - Ba NB ae etm a, a SE . . TANGEL fi Sunbu > ---- . 3 § ADRIENNE kn > = T LETRIES NOXZEMA Dn ..19¢., 59¢., 89e. " Ol ; Niagara Maid GRAPE JUICE O.. o 8 A harmonized line of 25¢. and 45c¢. 5 excellent quality Elkay's MOTH CRYSTALS .......39c. : Face Powder rrr: 65¢. | Tat ANT TRAPS, ......33¢c., 2 for 65c. 1 BE ssidhiiians can ' STAWAY for Mosquitos .. ...89¢. a" Lipstick . 'ern 3 n Face Creams .. 60c. OLYMPENE Liniment, 50¢c. and $1.00 \m Perfume ....... ENO'S FRUIT SALT .........59., 98c. ¥ A. M. LAWRENCE n i ' 8 PHONE 49 72, Rexall sew . PORT PERRY Pum OO OO DR. J. B. LUNDY ARTHUR VW. 8. GREER * in attendance at my Port Perry office on DENTAL SURGEON Wednesday morning, and Friday afternoon . | : of each week, or by appointment. Office above Bell Telephone Exchange Blong Block, Port Perry, Phone 2 , Phones: Office 68w, Resldence 68) 5 : | - FOR SALE . Brick store in Uxbridge, on Main r " ' y ! PR EN 1 ICE S street, good basement, rooms. above, | Will sell cheap or exchange for house -- BEAUTY PARLOR --|and some cash. Apply David Luery, tH Myr! ion. f Skilled Operator. Very moderate prices fyrtle Station July 10 We specialize joe - Bonat Permanent Waves gq LY W. A. Sangster J Saampon and Wave Sue DENTAL SURGEON s varce - - C Office Hours: 9 a.m. to § pm. Manicure ----=----38¢|--- ones Upstairs, over C. Sleeps - c' PERMANENT WAVES Wasoiaves Oien, i = i $1.95 and up S | : | Strand Theatr ® Our work is up 'to a standard-- ran ) ea Fe Not down to a price. UXBRIDGE, ONT. S-_ » Phone 223, Port Perry "Coolest Spot in Town" . ! ARTHUR PRENTICE, Prop. thursday, Fri, Saturday (this week) Judy CANOVA, Bob BURNS, in : ) ""Comin' "round the Mountain" PP k See this great Western in comedy-- - -~--; You'll laugh from start to finish. EW TY Ye LATEST NEWS. Chapter-3-of New . A Serial--Rin Tin Tin in "LIGHTNING WARRIOR" *: ] Saturday--2 shows, 7.30 and 9.30 p.m;™ a " ADS oC Thursday, Fri., Saturday, Next Week " HOPPY and LUCKY, in ) PES -