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PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1st, 1946 LX a py v x bad ~ . $5 i Sdach Ada bdonst NSPE | ET Ty A BROCK THEATRE Phone 618, WHITBY AIR CONDITIONED Thursday Friday and Saturday, AUGUST 1-2-3 Two shows at 6.45 and 9.00 Saturday Matinee at 1.30 "The Daltons Ride Again" (The firm of Greer & Humphreys is dissolved) RUSSELL D. HUMPHREYS 24Y; Simcoe Street North, Oshawa. Phone 814 in attendance at my Port Perry office oa Tuesday, and Thursday afternoon of each week, or by appointment. Queen Street, Port Perry. ARTHUR W. S. GREER in attendance at my Port Perry office om Wednesday morning and Friday afterncom of each week, or by appointment. Blong Block, Port Perry. Phone 25 Phone 94 |} Ho 1 F] 5 4 : $ H H : H FRSA RES BER RRA RAR RR REE ERE ERR RRR as RR RR RNR RNR Rise st sh hiteseasessassssastsssisatini] The Best the Market Offers Your Phone Orders Receive Careful Attention ! CAWKER BROS tie ., Family Butchers 1323222202083 20322222320000R0083323320000R3333330888%3 F. W. BROCK & SON VENETIAN BLINDS Sunny Ivory, Cream Tapes, 60c. sq. ft. DN i RSE LL Rn -~ Re) eT nT a ~~ , a ay i, pL JEN Pwith ALAN CURTIS, LON CHANEY W. A. Sangster NO p . a, Kent TAYLOR, Martha O'DRISCOLL. DENTAL SURGEON Ch ; M 11 Ti WAITING as these shades are IY ) i Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. oice eats at a mes already n stock. I Plus an ADDED Attraction Office Upstairs, over C. Sleep's crecesatermimrmm-- i EE bat 66 ° o ° Insurance Office. ele Swinging in 2 WE BUY AND SELL. THE BEST ENGLISH DINNE % " RWARE SETS 8 Rainbow DR. J. B, LUNDY 16 " . 1, with JANE FRAZEE and DENTAL SURGEON W. E. MacGREGOR, BUTCHER 32 and 67 pi x ui Blackb i 6 J pleces ackberry Design X: BARD TAYLOR office equipped for y 8 A --_-- X-RAY WORK Phone 72w, PORT PERRY ' # Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Over Bell Telephone Office, i. ; AUGUST 5 -6 - 7 Queen St., Port Petry , A pen, i Bee MEN'S BROWN OXFORDS : HOLIDAY MATINEE Bl Po i ARMISYRON 5 MONDAY at 2 o'clock « H. H. G i on at 2 o'cloc Two new styles :: $6.75 Fe "LEAVE HER a Leonard Block over Prentice's avin -- eo : TO HEAVEN" , , Barber Shop. N > Free from crime and sensational news .. Free from political - i Phone 237, Res. 215 Port Perry Mss Jee from neds] interest" conned i. Leen to i on GO ODRICH CAN VAS SHOES ° i IN TECHNICOLOR : / / | rorld-wide staff orre- Il \ seen SE eco CORNEL 5. BAILEY le to ye , all sizes : WILDE and JEANNE CRAIN DR. ED. B LE and youl Sanity Each issue filled with unique sclf-help features a * to clip and keep. yy W---- VETERINARY SURGEON [ere oo tt a - 4 Next Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Uxbridge and Port Perry | Sue gta hg Thi Slang send dan be kopies t . : AUGUST 8-9-10 Phone 127, Uxbridge J Mame. oon siiiysvhinie sn sin ananassae Monitor. SISMAN WORK BOO TS--B Q | {I CORNEL WILDE, in Reverse charges ch all phone calls I ostreet coven inns oh sarah WN Fr Please send s one-month €s ua ity Jo to me. Su Tr Zone ., State. ..... [J hiat ibipriviios. Ioen | » "Th --- ° ! n ® dose P re Sere sev -- ---------- e Bandit of 2 rs rts es tte re - : 2 Sherwood Forest" IN TECHNICOLOR 0. S. HOBBS, F.C. Accounting & Secretarial Service Income Tax and Government Forms a Specialty 3% Simcoe St. S., Oshawa, Phone 3473 G. St. J. Terrett, Associate o«& AUCTION SALE Household Furniture, the property f Walter Fowlie, Queen St,, Port erry, on Saturday, August 3rd. See bills for list and particulars. Ted Jackson, Auctioneer. FOR SALE 50 acre woodlot, good wood, good pasture, water year round, 8th con- cession Reach, 3 miles east of 7-12 highway. Reasonable cash terms. Apply to J; M. Puk, Bowmanville, Ont. FOR SALE 2 good brood sows, Yorkshire White, due July 29; also 9 sucking pigs, 7 weeks old. Phone 171 r 31, Port Perry FOR SALE Frame Barn with steel roof, size 21 ft, x 4b ft. Apply Alex. Dever, Blackstock, Phone 187 r 12 Port Perry. FOR SALE Cook Stove. Will burn coal or wood, in good condition. Apply to Sam Parm, R.R.2, Port Perry. Bray has broilers, breeds like Light Sussex, N.-H. x W. L. immediate de-[in Ontario, . Victoria, Durham and life of Dr. William Henry Drummond, at the Mrs. J. Holliday home. Va livery. Also started pullets, special _ eee ersreepere ree en : F. E. Reesor Phone 73w F. G. Reesor nL prices, Particulars from A. R. Gray, ICE CREAM and & SASSI A RA ARAL AAR HR RRA AAR RAFI : R.R. 2, Port Perry. WORK WANTED By the day, or washings and iron- ings done. Terms reasonabe. Apply to Mrs, James Irvine, Lilla St., Port Perry. LOST Black 'Gladstone bag and bed table . on road between Little Britain and Notify H. L. Wright, Re- Port Perry. 11 Lawrence Crescent, Toronto. ward, WANTED TO BUY Medium priced dwelling in Port Perry; central location, two family accommodations; immediate possess- ion not necessary. Mrs. W. Blain, R.R. 2 Port Perry Phone 198-r-22, aug. 16 WANTED Tenders for cleaning and re-decorat- . ing the Yellow School (S.8. No. 9, Reach). For particulars apply to Lawson Honey, R. R. 2, Seagrave, Phone 67 r 18, BLACKSTOCK * On'July 4th, the Beacock picnic was held: iat; Memorial Park, Hampton. Many games, races and contests were enjoyed by the 85 persons present, Mrs. S. J. Beacock, Toronto, won the prize for being the oldest lady present. Mr. W. C. Ferguson, the oldest man present, both being 85 years young. The Werry picnic, instituted some 73 years ago, was held in Hampton Park, July 20th, with 120 present, Carol Wilson, Port Perry, was winner of one of the special prizes, being the youngest baby present. ' We welcome Joan W, wife of Cpl, N. F. Avery, R.C.A.F., Burketon, to our community. Mrs. Avery is one of the war brides to arrive at Halifax, July 23, a passenger on the Queen Mary. Congratulations to Evelyn G, Philp, recent honour graduate of Peterboro Civic Hospital. Evelyn is a former graduate of Blackstock Continuation School. Mr. Fred Philp and Mrs. H. Philp attended the graduation exer- cises. Mr. Newton Taylor recently sold four registered cattle for export to go to Connecticutt, U.S.A. The Nestleton W. I. sponsored a get- to-gether for Mrs. K. Burton (Jennie Gordon) on the lawn of Mrs. Joseph Forder, Mrs, Burton has been con- fined to a wheel chair for years and 40 of her friends and neighbors were invited to do her honour. Among the gifts were a lovely cake made by Mrs. Geo. Forder, also several beautiful bouquets. Speeches were made and ice cream, cake, cookies and tea were served. Miss Oliver, coach for Girls' Clubs Northumberland, viisted the gardens of the: Girls' Garden Brigade--"The Fat for Health Club"--last week. On July 19th annual achievement day was held at Millbrook for those who have completed the unit, "cottons may be smart". There were forty members and ten received certificates of achievement, having successfully completed two Home-making Club | units. Mildred Snowden received | jConnty Honours which is the comple- ition of six units. Mrs. Sandy Moore is leader of Blackstock group, the name] of which is Sewing Pals. The girls chose sleeping garments for their next {year's club work in this district. This work is under the direction of the Women's Institute Branch of the De- partmtnt of Agriculture. PPP -- GREENBANK WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION On Tuesday afternoon, July 23rd, at the home of Mrs. Harvey Real, the ladies of Bethesda W. A. were enter- tained by Greenbank W. A, With Mrs. Harvey Real presiding the meeting opened with singing and prayer. The Topic "Let us confess our sins to God" was taken by Mrs, J. MecKitrick. At the close of the Devotional Period the busindss part of the meet- mg was dispensed with until August. The programme consisted of--Solo by Mrs. C. Ashenhurst entitled "The Organist's Last Amen"; Mrs. Must- ard of Leaskdale gave a talk on the and also read three of his poems-- "The Snowbird", "The Habitant" and "The Stovepipe Hole"; Piano Solo by Miss Doris Wallace; Piano Duet by Mrs. IX. Wallace and Miss Doris Wal- lace on separate pianos; and at the finish of the programme a guessing contest was conducted by Mrs, McKit- rick, A dainty lunch was served and a most enjoyable afternoon was spent. Group in charge -- Mrs. H. Real, Mrs. C. Ward, Mrs. Wm. Walker and Mrs. J. MeKitriek. a> SD PROSPECT Mr. Herbert Smith, of Sunderland, was a visitor at the Mrs. GG. Smith home on Sunday. Sorry to hear Mrs, IN. Diamond is in Oshawa hospital, ' Misses Y. Somerville and Ruth Diamond are attending the Oak Lake Camp. # Mr. and Mrs. Harlam Wagg and Mrs. Pickett, of Uxbridge, were re- cent guests at the A. V. Orchard home. Miss A. MofTatt, of Carroll, Man., was a recent visitor with relatives in the community. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Holtby were visitors at the Mr. and Mrs. S. Me- Donald home, IKpsom, on Sunday. Miss Hazel Gregg, of Port Colborne, is a visitor at the Wm. Holtby home. Myr. and Mrs. W. Vipond, of Sask, Mr. and Mrs. GG. Holliday, of Brooklin, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holliday and chil- dren, of Toronto, were recent visitors VINEGA GROCERY @® Valentia ORANGES, all sizes, best quality ® Fresh TOMATOES | ® BLUEBERRIES--orders taken Place your order for Basket Fruits. Quality Guaranteed R . 45¢. per gallon -- af NOTICE All kinds of Electrical and Mechanical Repairs to household appliances All makes and sizes of ed and Reconditioned. Small Motors for sale. Small Gasoline Engines for Sale. Jacks for Sale. STAN. CAUSLEY, TAYLORS' Proprietor Sandwich Parlor CIGARETTES, TOBACCOS FILMS We close ALL DAY Sunday Week Days 8 a.m,--10 p.m. Saturdays 8a.m.--11 p.m, Jimmy Taylor, Billy Taylor, Jr. Proprietors : W. J. KING Chiropractor and Drugless Therapist ' UXBRIDGE. ONTARIO King and Cedar Streets of Blackstock, Phone 172 r 21, 420 Rising values means adjustment of INSURANCE Are your policiea up-to-date? Electric Motors repair-|; Electric or Gasoline Drive Pump |# y ' ) i] i] ¢] 4 8 : sis free from any fire hazard. : 4 batts or loose in bags. install. proof.. YOUR PHONE 336 - GYPROC WOOL The insulation made of spun rock. Moisture and fire proof. oo FIBREEN A building paper which is Tough, Waterproof and Wind- The building paper with a thousand uses. THESE PRODUCTS WIT NOW HAVE ON HAND. ORDER EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT. REESOR'S FUEL & LUMBER fo a ATA AR AA AA A AA A COA AA AR RRA A SE AAPA ARAL ht tr tr or ree INSULATION i 2 FIBRE-FILL Gives you more effective insulation at far less cost. IM] is processed to permit a minimum circulation of air. It has the greatest resistance to the conduction of heat and Fibre- Comes in 3 and 4 inch Easy to ROS I OPOBOROBOBOMOPO ROA DP BAPTA BD AIA WANTED EGGS HIGHEST MARKET PRICES PAID What are you receiving for your EGGS? Our quotation Saturday, July 27th was GRADE A LARGE 46e. ALSO THE BEST MARKET FOR YOUR LIVE LOST Brown suitcase containing ems Phone 138 HOGS--LAM BS--C ALVES pparel, between Nestleton and Por idglay, FOR SALE CL & Abert, shrek Quantity of Buckwheat for sale. CHICKENS HENS Apply to F. C. Middleton, 1 mile east Pickering Farms Limited, WHITBY, ONTARIO DAY OR NIGHT Whatever your imaurance meeds may be, conanlt H. W. EMMERSON Phone 41 Pert Perry SAFETY THEATRE ON RAILS: Designed to give more than 20,000 men of the Canadian Pacific Railway on east- ern lines "visual" education in general train interlocking rules and safe practices; a theatre on rails has begun its tour of lines from Head of the Great Lakes to the Atlantic seaboard. When schools re-open children at divi- gional points will be invited to visit the car, in which have been incorporated all the features of a modern theatre. The films will teach them to avoid trespassing on railways and to prevent crossing accidents. The picture shows J. C, McCuaig general safety agent pp a lecture to a class of railroaders on the operation of block signals, FOR SALE Brindle Cow, milking; Barred Rock Capons and Pullets, 3 months old. Apply 8am Arnold, Prince Albert, Phons 246 x 2, ' FOR SALE WANTED To buy or rent, a small house in or near Port Perry. Apply Box 14, Port Perry Star, © augs 360 Pullets, 6% months old, Peel's Barred Rocks, Phone 109 r 42,