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Ts we can secure it or you, SEs we can save money for you. THE | PORT PERRY STAR. Every Bell Telephone is year -- to be as New Low Rates and -- Still Lower Rates from 7 p.m. The reduction in rates in January -- the second reduction within a makes long distance tele- phone service cheaper than ever. You can make it cheaper still by taking advantage of special low rates which aré offered during evening hours. From 7.00 p.m. until 8.30 the long distance rate is about twenty-five per cent lower than the day rate. And from 8.30. p.m. until 4.30 a.m. your call will cost you only about half the usual day rate." Long distance rates are listed in the directory.. If you cannot find 'the rate.you want, ask the Long Distance operator an 1-she will tell you, We want your telephone as possible. * Minimum reduced rates a Long Distance Station useful and inexpensive Evening -- 85¢ Night 25¢ SONYA Services were conducted in St. An- drew's Church on Sunday morning by Mr. Milligan, of Toronto. We are sorry to report that Mrs. Ernest Ferguson is on 'the sick list. We sincerely hope for a speedy re- covery. Miss Blanche Beaton spent the week end at her home in Wick. On Friday evening last the Christ- ian Endeavour held a social evening. The Mission Band gave a short pro- gram and the remainder of the even- ing was spent in games and contests. Miss Margrienne Lunney spent the week end with her grandmother Mrs. David Lunney. Miss Tena Camerson has returned home after spending two weeks in Toronto. The red side of the Ladies' Aid Society are having a social evening at the home of Mrs. John Colvill. A good time is expected so everyone come. The Sunday School appointed their officers for the coming year on 'Sun- day, February 16th. Superintendent--Ernest Ferguson. Asst, Supt.--Allister Cameron. Teachers--Primary and Cradle Roll, Miss M. Webster; Nos. 1 and 2 Mrs. C. Payne, Miss Aileen Williamson. Assistant Teachers--Mrs. Ernest Ferguson, Mrs. Chas. Lunney. Young Laides' Bible Class teacher, Mrs. McPhail. Young Men's Bible Class--Mrs. C. McPhadden. Senior Bible Class--The Minister. Secretary--Allister Camerson. Asst. Sec'y--William Innes. Treasurer--Donald McPhadden. Organist--Miss Aileen Williamson Mr. Jas. Watson, of Oshawa, spent the week end at the home of his daughter Mrs. Chas. Lunney and at- tended the funeral of the late Mr. N. Dure. ed the shorthorn sale at Lindsay on Tuesday last. Miss Mildred Prentice of P.P.H.S. spent the week end at her home her. A number of the young people of this community attended the Odd- fellows' dance at Sunderland on Fri- day evening. Miss Alice Lunney spent the past week" with her friend Miss Lorna Dure Death again hag visited our midst and taken away one of our most es- teemed citizens in the person of Mr. Nicholas Dure. He passed away on MISS M. FISHER; W. A. Sangster oo DENTAL SURGEQN am. to b pm. Office over McKee's Shoe Store. mobile owners who have to use the highway a great deal through the winter, owe much appreciation to the faithful work of the snow plow which has kept the road open for them, often passing through here at two and three o'clock in the morning. The various snow fences are also of great help, but the farmers around who have their winter's supply of wood to get home find it difficult owing to the road being deprived of snow too much, Those from here who attended the carnival at the Port Perry rink en- joyed the evening immensely and thought the various costumes were ex- ceptionally beautiful and quite a num- ber are planning on attending the tournament which the Port Perry Hockey Club are holding on Wednes- day, Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Miss Blanche Reesor spent the week end 'at the home of Mr. and Mes, L. Thompson. Mrs. Jack Stuart and son have re- turned to their home in Utica, Miss Hattie Lamb of Oshawa was at home over the week end. The meeting of the Woman's Mis- sionary Society will be held at the 9 home of Mrs, Frank Johnson, on Fri- day afternoon, February 21st, at 8 o'clock. A good attendance will be welcome. Mr. Ernest Boys has been busy for the past week or more removing an old barn situated on the south fifty acres of his farm. Mrs. Arthur Crosier was a visitor in Oshawa last Saturday. At the school on St. Valentine's day a post office was installed by teacher and pupils for the day, which was highly enjoyed. They all received many beautiful Valentines, Quite a number were made by the teacher and scholars often showing some splendid talent and 'work in art. At four o'clock lunch was served. Friday morning, February 7th, at the age of seventy-five years, after an illness of two wees duration. The de-' ceased has lived in this neighborhood for the past thirty years operating a! grist mill. During that time, owing to his bright and genial personality he won for himself a large number of friends in the vicinity. He leaves to mourn his loss his wife and two daughters; Mrs. Stewart McFarlane, of Seagrave, and Miss Lorna Dure of Toronto, : The funeral service was held at hi¥] late residence on Sunday afternoon, February 9th, and was conducted by Rev. Geo. Mason, of Bowmanville. The floral tributes and a large cort- ege of friends testified to the esteem in which the deceased was held by the community. ~ Manchester Mr. Ernest Boys and My. Reginald Cooper are busy drawing- hay pur-| chased from Mr, William Graham of Epsom, and Mr. Herbert Brooks of Manchester: Mr. and Mrs Lorne Thompson were recent visitors at the home of the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed. A s, Prince Albert. : Mr. Fred Lamb was a visitor last week at the home of Smith Bros. at A numbet rom this vicinity attend- Miss Ackney has been employed by Mr. Fred Masters of Port Perry. Miss Rilla Windrim bf Lindsay is visiting a few days at the home of My. Chas. Lamb. Our pastor is still ill and Mr. West of Ashburn, took the services agaim on Sunday. ~ Mrs. Pilch of Collingwood who has been spending a few months visiting at the home of her daughter Mrs. dames Masters, has returned to her home again. Zion, Mariposa, February 17th. Mr and Mrs, Norman Eagleson, of Seagrave, visited with her sister Mrs. Francis Stokes, on Tuesday. Mr. Norman Osborne is having an Auction Sale of his farm stock and implements on Wednesday. Mr. Osborne is giving up farming. « Mrs. Maxwell visited at the home of Mrs, H. Henderson on Tuesday. A number of Zionites attended the | Hockey Tournament at Oakwood on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of last week. The final game between Oakwood and Cambray will be played on Monday night for r the Hogg and Reg. Nurse is charge] from A aber of young peuple enjoyed a good skate on My. Gordon Broads rink on Saturday night. After skat- mg a lunch was served. Mr, Wilbert Savinac and son Edgar spent a few days with Mr, Geo. Sav- nae, of Janetville, the past week. A number of friends and neighbors gathered at the home of Mr. and mis, Norman Moase, Thursday even- ing where an enjoyable evening was] spent in progressive euchre, games and dancing, A dainty lunch was served then all retired to their homes. mr. and Mrs. Joseph Short spent Saturday evening with friends at Liude Britain, Lhe Literary Society of the mid- winter agricultural and 'economics classes held another two hour enter- tainment on _Friday afternoon con- sisting of music selections and an interesting item was the debate "Re- solved that men spent more time and money on amusement than women." Lhe affirmative side was taken by Miss Ivy Davéy, Miss I. Davey, Miss 'Wilma "Brown, Miss Ethel Faithful, 'while thé riegative.was taken by Mr. wallace Osborne, Mr. Lorne' Smith, Mr. Wilfred Kitson, Mr. Carman Rogers. 'Both sides took their parts well. The decision was in favor of the negative. Miss 'Velma Hall of L.B.C.S. spent the week end at her home here. A gloom was cast over the com- munity on Sunday } came of the death of a highly re- spected resident of Zion, Mariposa, in the person of Mrs. Norman Osborne. She endured her long weeks of suffer- ing with hopefulness and patience. mrs. Osborne's death is a severe loss to the community as well as to her family, as she was an active member in the Ladies' Aid and Zion Church. She leaves to mourn her loss, her sorrowing husband and three children, Mansell, 'Herman and Lulu, to whom sincerest sympathy is extended in their bereavement. Miss Cassie Kitson of Lindsay Col- legiate Institute spent the week end at her home here. Miss Gertrude McFarlane spent the week end with Valentia friends. A good crowd attended the church services and Sunday School on Sun- day. The weather being so decidedly cold,. there was not as large a crowd as usual. The choir met as usual at the home of Mrs. Stanley Hall on Friday night. After practice a, real social evening was enjoyed by all. Games and contests were put on by the young people. Mr, W. J. Hall was..a. Visiter 0 Lindsay on Thursday. = Several from the section attended the funeral of the late Mr. Davidson at Salem on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Howlett and children visited with friends at Valentia on Sunday. of Janetville were recent guésts of Mrs. Fred Western. SCUGOG usual next Sunday. was well ES very much, gave Bible * Plousant th rning when word |' Mrs, Ed. Bradburn and Miss Hazel}. Services and Sunday Shoot as| St with all the good he! inviting and everyone seemed hearty. After supper the evening was spent in contests, checkers ahd] crokinole. In all #YErYoue: enjoyed the evening. The school children had a arias at the school post office giving | and Te- ceiving valentines. Mre~A, Williams My. C. Williams, Mrs. J. Crawford, from Sault Ste Marie, visited -their sister Mrs. J. Elford for a few days last week. Miss Elva Elford was home for a few days last week. Mr: and Mrs. C. Heayn, of Prince Albert, attended our Sunday School on Sunday and also vigited her par- ents Mr. and Mrs, Milner. Miss Grace Mark visited Miss Z| Hope on Sunday. Mr. A. Rogerson and Miss Stork, of Port Perry, visited with Mr. and Mrs, Mark, recently. very | FINEST CALIPORNIA SPINACH 7+ aE CLOTHES Lisge Tin 25, PALMOLIVESOAP ............... .... Abasforibe. 5 HANDY AMMONIA ......................4 packages for 30c. SINGAPORE SLICED PINEAPPLE ................2 tins 29¢. LIBBY'S PORK AND BEANS, 28.0 .i0uiinin 0.8 tins for 29e Lyle's Golden Syrup, 2 Ib. tin 23c. CALIFORNIA PRUNES, NORWEGIAN SARDINES, 3p nad CAN ET GOLD MEDAL 10 Fancy Cherries and meaty. .......2 bs for 35c. icon Brand teeeero.2 tins for 27e Mr, Milton Demera visited Mr. L. Clark, on Sunday.' Yi Mr. Scafe, of Toronto, has been the . .| guest of Mrs, Stephenson for a week. Mis. John MacGregor is visi with Mrs. C. Hood for a few wi Mrs. G. Sweetman visited with Mrs;| J. A, Sweetman, one day last week. Little Bobby Beacock ' has been staying with Mrs. E, 'Clark for a couple of weeks while Mrs. Beacock was so ill We welcome Mr. and Mrs. R. Read- er back to the Island again. . 'Miss Myrtle Jeffrey visited with Mrs. C. Graham recently. Mr. and Mys. C. Heayn of Prince Albert attended the Women's Associa- tion tea last Tuesday. Mr. R. Payne was in London last week before starting his position with Mr. J. Sweetman, Mr. Howard Lee is home: "helping his parents to move. Miss = Marion Stephensontiavisited Miss K. Hood in Port Perry last week. * Mr. A. Prentice of Port Perry was the guest of his brother Alfred re- cently. =~ Mrs. Stephenson is visiting To- ronto for a week or two. The young folk had a ory Jolly time on Friday evening at a skating party on the lake. The ice and the moon' were at their best. - , Now. for] another one soon. Mrs. Pettitt and son Prank; Mes. D. Hope, and son Roy, visited with Mrs. Stephenson recently. Mrs. A. Prentice spent the week end with her mother at the home of her sister, Mrs. Nott, at Port P Mr. and Mrs. O. Gerrow, of Oshawa, vigited his brother Mr: F. Gerrow, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, F. Brown, of Port Perry, were guests of 'Mr. and Mra, R. Prentice, on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. D. Hope, son Léonard, spent a pleasant evening. in Port Perry, recently. uncle Mr. F. Gerrow over the week. | end. Sorry to hear of Mr. A. Wallace's [108s of his house and some turniture. Miss Leona Prentice visited hei 3 A Safety Repository for Bonds and other 'Valuable Papers A SAFETY Deposit Bex in'your nearest branch of The Canadian Bank of Commerce is the logical place to keep your valuables for security and convenience. We shall be'pleased to furnish you with space necessary for your requirements at minimum rates. "Miss Zella "Hope. "visited her 'aunt; Mrs. C. Hardy on Tuesday. ° ' | Monday. Miss Mary Pearce has been visiting | - with: relatives and' friends at Nestle ton and Blackstock for the past week. GREENBANK "Mr. and. Mrs. R. Real, Saskatoon, visited with: here last week. Several from, attended 'the; Jratin Jarsy of So. Y05, 1 Tom,