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d re ularly oom ci 0 sac - These are discon- [[KNell | |.%o: is Cd d styles of Crompton and | WA Da, | FE Ro | w, medium, d high bust are included in A 5 : ] Four committees were named-- Membership, Entertainment, House and Finance, ee (J) Qs Fire Insurance When you are looking for Fire Dr. W. H. Gifford, W. L. Bone, Secretary--A. E. Garbutt Fine Eoglish Tweed in two-tone checked patterns. $1.00 yd. 50 to 54 inches in width. * Facory 6 Cotton 15c. yd. Apron Gingham 2 yards for 29c. We specialise in all styles of Ladies' and Children's hair cutting. Mares! Waving, Curling, Shampooing and all scalp treatment, etc. Hair combings made into switches and curls. Have a Covabob made from your long hair. Mrs. Spears Phone 246 Men's Shirts and drawers of Penman's and Blong Block Port Perry 0.V. SERS of pure wool. Regular "4d an nis The Creamery is paying 44c., 43c, and 40c. for Butter Fat. You can save labor and make more money by send- Fy for your pets, an low. = V. cl NTYRE rn [TL Guard them A Graduate. Optomerist ds here --at your service-- and no fee is char ed for examination or advice W..A HARE Optomerist 3 King Street, Oshawa or Leonard Blk, Port Perry, every THURSDAY DR. J. A. MURRAY DENTIST | Office upstairs in Leonard Block Hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m, Phone 93 PORT PERRY ONTARIO Dd Mathers in Ontario, Office, Queen St., Port Perry. Bell Phone 17 sons AND LIVE STOCK MEETING AT PORT PERRY MAROONS TAKE LEAGUE 'LEADERSHIP Continued from front page . The Cougers are now resting on the bottom but will endeavour to get on even terms with the Black Hawks by giving the Bankers the short end of the score. A win for the Bankers and Sonya will tie up. the league a- gain, so everybody be out and see a real good struggle. * Bankers vs, Honeydale (first game) Sonya vs. Seagrave (second game) eee YY Prermeene ELECTION EXPENSES OF x JOHN STACEY The following is an abstract of the Election Expenses of John Stacey for the Provincial Election of December 1, 1826. Printing and advt............. Rent of Halls .....v.0u0u, Copies of "Labor Leader" .... Committee Rooms and Squipment of same ... Clerical work . aes Postage, telephone; ote. Ban srsenans Rents--Prohibition Union Share of Expenses re armouries 57.50 John Stacey .......$1482.99 \ $1540.49 Chas. K. Creighton, agent R. J. Brown, R. O. South Ontario. Hepes, ELECTION EXPENSES OF W. E. N. SINCLAIR The following is an abstract of the Statement of Expenses of W. E, N. Sinclair, for the Election held Dee, 1, 1928. ¥ Printing and advertising ....$596.30 Rent of Halls ...........,. 250.00 Typists' wages, rent of machine 97.50 Rent, Caretaker and equipment of committee rooms ......... 289.30 Telephone, postage, ete ...... 205.84 . . $1528.94 on P Masarns Agent IR, J Brown, RO, South Ontario. SEAGRAVE NEWS On Wednesday night of last week about twenty-five of our young ple gathered together at the h Mr. and Mrs. L. Scott for wha oe of ed out to be a real surprise party in honour of Miss Dorothy Weighy! whose birthday it happened to Dorothy was really taken by surprise, as no little bird had even whispered a word which made events all the more enjoyable. A social evening was spent in games etc. After which a dainty luncheon was served by the young ladies present. A birthday cake on which were eighteen little colored candles adorned the centre of the table. ~The many pretty gifts that Miss Wright received bespoke of the high esteem in which she is held by her many friends, The Young People's League held a skating party on Tuesday evening of this week on our rink returning to the Sunday School room where lunch was served. Mr. Aubrey Moon received a very painful injury when he had the liga- ments of his right knee torn while playing hockey, and will be out of the gome for the rest of the season. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Boe of Bow- manville were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Haywood Short on Sunday last. Miss Blight of Toronto spent the week end with her parents. Mr. W.C. Clarke was in Toronto for a few days recently. Mr. George Mark is visiting with his daughter Mrs. A. Bruce. in imi ONTARIO FARMERS IN FAVOR OF WHEAT POOL MARKETING. Thousands of farmers in South- western Ontario, after frank and free discussion of the co-operative pool system of marketing grain crops, have accepted it. Starting with a bumper meeting on the afternoon of January 27th, at Chatham and cover- ing different points in Esgex, Kent, Lambton, Middlesex and Huron coun- present marketing conditions, and in favor of the pool. 'Speakers at these meetings includ- ed Colin H. Burnell of Winnipeg, President of the Manitoba Wheat Pool, H. A. Gilroy of Alvinston, Pre- sident of The United Farmers Co- F ebruary Delineator "land canvassers named, to Som plote 25c. handle poeled grain through local elevators. Interesting experiences of the Man- | i liver to the pool all their grain for the present membership is 138,000, and that season 218,000,000 bushels of grain were handled by the pools in Fifty-two per cent. of the wheat crop went through the pools. The result was that control of export grain had the operation of the pools had meant | 1 at least 25¢. a bushel more for the] o farmer on his wheat than he would have got had there been no pool, and he assured Ontario farmers that it would mean more money for 'them on their crops. : Greater attention to the market- ing end of the farming indystry was urged by Mr. Morrison, who spoke of experiences he had had as a young farmer, then as a foreman in a city enterprise, and later again as a farm- er. He pointed out that men in all other callings were well organized, and that the farmer was the only one| who had to ask "What will you give me?" After referring to the suc- cess of the pools in Western Canada, and the Egg Pool in Ontario, he said he was convinced that an Ontario Grain Pool would be of great benefit to the farmers of Ontario. President Gilroy saw in the growth of pool organizations an institution near future would be world wide. He President Burnell was witness, J. T. Arnew of Comber signed the second though those 'in charge announced that they would prefer that they signing their names. County captains will be selected, the organization in the territory, in the near future. : ing your cream to the PORT PERRY CREAMERY Goode Bros., Proprietors en. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DIVORCE ~ Notice is hereby given that Percy Ashley Davis of the City of Oshawa, n the County and Province of Om- toba Wheat Pool, and surprising suc- | tario, Electrician, will apply to the cess, were recounted and detailed by | Parliament of Canada at the present Mr. Burnell, who talked as a farmer | Session thereof, for a bill of Divorce to farmers. At first the members of | from his wife, Alice Maud Davis, now + | the regular grain trade were inclined | of the City of Toronto, in the County to laugh at their efforts to organize.| of York, formerly of the City of Osh In a short time, however, they were | awa, in the County and Province of taken seriously for many thousand Ontario, domestic, on the ground of farmers had signed a contract to de- adultery. Dated at Oshawa, this 20th day of five years. It was pointed out that December, A.D., 1926. JOSEPH P, MANGAN, Solicitor for Applicant. Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, | =r COMING A. J. Davis, Druggist, Port Perry, passed out 'of the hands of three large |-has arranged with Dr. F. E. Luke, export companies that formerly con- Optometrist, 167 Yonge §t., Toronto, trolled it. He positively stated that|to be at his store, Thursday, Feb. 7th. He has been coming here for ver 26 years. Don't forget the date. F. E. 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