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rsonal Items' e Misses ores Mary and Eileen Bar- Seagrave; are are visiting their Robt. Jenkins. is Mary. Walker spent the week 'oronto as the guest of Miss MacLaurin and attended the Company. Gir 7 and Mrs. David Archer, of Osh- + awa, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. © I R. Bentley, on Sunday. ~ Messrs. Alec Walker and Forbes Nasmith were in Toronto over the week end. : Mr. Howard Bartley has rented the "Coulter farm, just north of the town. We are pleased to know that Mrs. Wm. Graham has recovered sufficient- ly to set up. We hope that she will still 'improve in health. Don't forget: "Dollar Day" at the Pierre Variety Store. The Dominion Store Clearing Sale is still in full swing. INTERESTING LECTURE ON BIRDS GIVEN AT UNITED CHURCH ON TUESDAY NIGHT On 'l'uesday evening, Rev. Mr. Nich- olson, of Cannington, gave an inter- esting illustrated lecture on Canadian Birds at the United Church. Mr, Nicholson emphasized the value. of birds and pointed out that they are the saviors of mankind in the endless war with insects. We should over- look their small faults, he said, and remember the great work they do. He denounced the common house cat as one of the birds' greatest enemies and suggested that its ravages be cur- tailed as much as possible, The slides which accompanied the lecture showed, in their natural color, the principal Canadian birds, The speaker gave a brief sketch of the life history and habits of the bird as each slide was shown. After the lecture Mr. Nicholson in- vited inquires on the subject of birds and answered several questions for members of the audience. The lecture, which was sponcered by the Young People's Society, was well attended. sme (mm---- IN-MEMORIAM Town--In loving memory of my dear husband, Robt. Town, who de- parted this life Feb. 17th, 1928. A precious one fro mus has gone, A voice we loved is stilled, A place is vacant in our home Which never can be. filled. God in his wisdom has recalled The gift His love had given, Although the body slumbers here, ihe soul is safe in Heaven. Sadly missed by wife, son, daughter. Urn SEAGRAVE NOSES OUT MAN- CHESTER 1-0 IN BUSH LEAGUE. GREENBANK LOSES TO HONEY- DALE IN OVERTIME The best and closest hockey of the rural league season was exhibited at the Arena last Tuesday night. Both games were tied most of the time and one had to go into. overtime to reach a decision. The ice was hard as flint and both contests were very fast. Greenbank surprised Honeydale by putting up a very courageous stand in the first game. The boys from the top of the hill worked like Trojans. Shepherd turned in a fine performance for Greenbank and was practically un- beatable in goal. The score at the end of the third perfod was 2-2; In the overtime, however, although Greenbank played heroically, Honey- dale could not be denied. In the last five minutes they scored twice. This is the best showing the "Bankers" have made yet. If they keep on they should win. The second game was scarcely less exciting. Manchester and Seagrave provided the interest for this tussle. For two periods the Manchester boys held the groupleaders to a 0-0 tie and for the best part of the third period there was no score. Then, just as everybody was anticipating another Thursday February 14 Greenbank vs. Sea; ve Janes given by the Upper Canada Col-|{. RURAL HOCKEY Manchester vs. oneydale GAME CALLED AT 8.00 p.m. A... WELSH MINERS: RELIEF FUND approached, re the taking up of a special offering in the Sunday School for the above fund. However, 1 feel that it would be much better if the whole community would unite together and make "a community offo g" to this very ur- gent and needy fund. And I take the liberty of suggesting that the Clergy of the town and the business men get together, Py bring into im- mediate action a committee for this purpose, which I believe would much better than doing the thing de- nominationally in a small community. The subscription should be available to everyone who can donate for a nickel upwards. As a community may we realize that "Men the wide world o'er are brothers." : Yours truly, R. B. Smalman. § mint SEED CLEANING DEMONSTRA- The record of steady, tory of The Mutual Company of Canada has al by the 59th 8 hewn to the company's Poticyholders which was submi at the ann held at the head eo a Bal geting Ontario, on Thursday, As Superintendent of the United | Th e figures of 1928 Yr with 8. 'Church. Sunday School, I have been those of one decade ago show a re- markable achievement. rogress during the last year is there- Hh very gratifying. All records for s were surpassed in 19 showing the $4,888,816 under this gal} as com- pared to $4,501,887 in 1927, an in- crease of more 'than $387,000. They amounted $49.84 per $1.000 of A liberal scale of dividends is assured as surplus earnings be] Mutual Life of Canada, after adequate contribution to the company's reserves are distributed among the profit-par- ticipating 'policyhold Dividends paid to policy holders in the last year, including special extra dividends of approximately $700,000 amounted to $4,752,609, an increase more - than $1,100 ,000 over the pre- vious year. Another striking feature of the re- port is the growth of the compan; assets which no wstand at $98, 089, 56 COMPANY oy ro 7th, The ratio of us earnings he figures |. sum of ih substantia in The ers. the I Rev. Boys y to Wardro s | Church, Port Pe day, February 24 "THE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE as compared be, Patronage a pd mart ree (JO Orr Do aks any other engagements March 1st That's the date of 0. D. E. Skating Party. . "Held his. hearers spell bound." --Ingersoll Tribune Geo. E. Morley, B.A., at United , Sunday and Mon- ' and 25th. TION TRAIN TO STOP AT MYRTL! The Ontario Government has again arranged to send out its Seed Clean- ing Demonstration Train starting on Tuesday, February 19th at Agincourt. Ontario County is favoured this year with six stops as follows: Myrtle, Wednesday, February 20th. Brechin, Monday, February 25th. Uxbridge, Friday, March 8th Sunderland, Wednesday, March 13th. Zephyr, Saturday, March 16th. Beaverton, Tuesday, March 19th. The main object of running this train is, of course, to demonstrate the proper cleaning of grain and grass seed, to encourage the growing of the best varieties and to demonstrate smut treatment. The advanage of the Community Seed Cleaning Plant will be demon- strated. The train will consist of three cars one of which will contain power an hand Seed Cleaning Machinery. The second car will contain exhibi- tion material demonstration, the bene- fits to be derived from the proper cleaning of seed grain. The third coach will be a lecture car in-which addresses will be given by special speakers each afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. Seed cleaning will be demonstrated cach day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Farmers who bring in grain and seeds to the cars will have it thor- oughly cleaned and graded for them to take home together with screen- ings. ---- OO OYSTER SUPPER An oyster supper®will be held in Breadalbane Presbyterian Church, on Thursday, February 21st, to be follow- ed by a play entitled, "Yimmie Yon- sonns Yob." Adults 50c. . Childrén 30c. See bills for particulars. QO WORLD DAY OF PRAYER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15 A united meeting of the women of the town is to be held at the Anglican Sunday School room at 8 p.m. All the ladies of the town are invited to attend this meeting. CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Sunday, February 17th-- 3 p.m.--Sunday School 7 p.m.--Evening service, Friday, 7 p.m.--Lenten Service. rr (UY nn REAL ESTATE Write to Box 279 Port Perry for farm and house properties for sale, exchange or rent. feb21 overtime game there was a face-off in front of the Manchester goal and Sea- grave scooped it in. This proved to the winning goal, although Man- chester tried hard to equilize before ANNE PEERAGE EEN N EEE Seed Cleaning Demonstration Train under the direction of the Ontario Department of Agriculfure in co-operation with The Canadian National and the Canadian Pacific Rallways. Six Stops in Ontario County MYRTLE--Wednesday, February 20th BRECHIN---Monday, February 25th UXBRIDGE--F} SUNDERLAND--Wednesday, March 13th ZEPHYR--Saturday, March 16th. BEAVERTON--Tuesday, March 19th. POWER AND HAND CLEANING MACHINES In operation daily. Demonstrations in the use of proper screens. COMING--Dr. F. E. Luke, Opto- metrist, 167 Yonge St., Toronto, at Davis, Drugstore, Port Perry, on Thursday, February 21st. riday, March 8th Port Perry boys come with the Can- adian Bank of Commerce team from Toronto on Friday to play in the tour- nament, a welcome. LECTURES AT 230 P.M. EACH DAY Samples of selected varieties of Farm Crops will be shown from 9 a.m. to b p.m. each day Cars equipped and carried free of charge by Canadian National and 'Canadian Pacific Railways. For particulars apply to a Yorkie Wilson, Dept of Agriculture; Parliament Bldgs, Toronto, or Hon. John S. Martin, Minister of Agriculture, Toronto. | SEEBSNRIRENGREIEANSGRSEEENE [ Port Perrys Picture House | tractor, one. separator nearly Jew, other in first class pepalr es Wm. Graham, or Mrs, J Port Perry. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH | Fmd for Ecomomical It 'ransportation illin eed of the and flashing acceleration/ MONG all the delightful performance characteristics Outstanding Chevrolet--none is creating more wide- spread enthusiasm than its thrilling speed and flashing acceleration | The great néw six-cylinder valve-in-head engine responds to' the accelerator with an ies 1s Tucrdlly emaing. Tour- ing speeds are negotiated with such smooth, silent, effortless ease, that you almost forget there's a motor under the hood. And when the throttle is opened wide--the pace is faster than most experienced drivers would care to maintain. You have seen the smartness and luxury of - Cheyrolet's distinctive Bodies by Fisher. Now drive the car. Learn for yourself that no other car can approach it in its price range | C-9-2-29C A Six in the price range of the four. 'BEARE BROS Port Perry Ontario PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS There will be a number of former Come out and give the boys FOR SALE Two threshing separators, gasoline 000s OF CANADA, LIMITED New Cash Plan We Have Something to Offer in "BATTERY PRICES A full supply of Coal, Coke, Wood, etc., always on hand. When you buy from us you will always be sure of getting the best grades of fuel. PORT PERRY COAL YARD. Phones: Yard 94. Uptown Office' 233. FREER. REAL ESTATE PROPERTIES FOR SALE $3,000--six roomed house, electric lights, hardwood floors. 50 acres, good buildings, close to good town. $1,000 buys 10 acres, barn 30x40. $3000 buys five akres, electric lights, This is a good hom: 30 acres, good buildings, electric, Ideal chicken farm. Pather A Sod properties in and WESLEY / BOYNTON, PORT PERRY | Entirely Herbal WorksWonderson Peevish Stomachs and Lazy Bowels The old, reliable Gallagher's Tonic and System Builder All the eas and virtues oo 's" own are a his + fonie. No mil JX bask # Pr te old d Joy y og, Go Bd skin troubles--even i RA rol Per Sallagher $1. SAY VARIETY STORE A chance to et that China you: have needed so b: , on sale, for one day Sed oo al FEBRUARY 16th. _A FEW ITEMS LISTED BELOW Gold Band Cups and Saucers, Regular 25¢...........5 for $1.00 Flower Bordered Cups an, Saucers, Regular 20c. 6 for § Fancy Teapot, regular $1.05 Cup and Saucer, reg 20c. Porridge Plates, reg 2 fo 25¢. 2 for $1.00 White Dinner Plates, regular 18c. 4 of each for $1.00 WATCH OUR WINDOWS R. H. PIERRE Proprietor of -| Boys" Rubbers; regular $2. un sizes BLONG BLOCK PORT PERRY In Accordance With Our manager and his staff will} rangpmelis for the collection jf of all sale notes and for the fu extension of credit where necessary. cessful sale is entirely dependent upon, financial grrangements. OF COMMERCE with which is amalgamated (a STANDARD BANK OF CANADA FRESH CAUGHT WHITEFISH BEST QUALITY RED SALMON OYSTERS in suk BABY BEEF YOUNG PORK LAMB --~-- VEAL ---- : BELL PHONE 29w WE BUY CATTLE, POULTRY, and HIDES ~NEW SUITS AND OVERCOATS We have a full range of Fall and Winter Suitings and Overcoatings. See these goods for yourself and let us quote prices. They are right. Satisfaction guaranteed We have. a choice range of ready-to-wear Overcoats at very low prices. We feel that these coats are worthy of your inspection. We have them because we know they are right in price and-quality. It pays to have your suit dry cleaned. Let us do it. : W. R. WILLAN MERCHANT TAILOR PORT PERRY ¥ N Come to the Dominion Store Where the Bargains AREX GREAT DISPOSAL SALE NOW IN FULL SWING AN OUTSTANDING VALUE EVENT FOR THIS TOWN AND COMMUNITY. OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY- GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, CLOTHING AND FURNISH- INGS FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. ON SALE. WITHOUT RESERVE OR LIMIT. TRULY A SUPREME VALUE GIVING EVENT. SMASHING REDUCTIONS THAT WILL AMAZE YOU. COME YOU'LL SAVE AS NEVER BEFORE. HERE ARE A FEW PRICES. Ladies' Sport Goloshes, regular $2.98 ..........Sale price $1.98 Ladies' Four Buckle Drvershoss, regular $2.95. ...Sale price $1.98 Men's Rubbers, regular $3. cveessssee. Sale price $2.66 to 5... .Sale price $1.98 PORT PERRY DOMINION STORE 11 a muha + BACK of every industry back of very | DD ness--back of every individual from ration io Season stands the