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-i "new © beautify the floor covering, keep it as bright and as new as the day you first laid it. W L. Parrish Se nw~ALWAYS eo a mo 58 ~ wear away. Even the pattern can be retained indefinitely if you keep the surface protected by Varnoleum. - ; q Varnoleum is will shield d on over the surface it linoleum from wear, guard it against the constant scuffing to which it is subjected. The. brilliant lustre of Varnoleum will Port Perry = WR Sn) Zl \ INI] i VARNISHES & LACQUERS lin, Ont. CEMENT Fresh 'carload of ~~" St. Mary's Cement received this week. Port Perry Coal Yard Telephones: 94 & 233. DOMESTIC WANTED General Domestic wanted. to Mrs. Robt. Harbron, R.R.1, Brook- Phone Ind. 1820. ~000------- AUCTION SALE Saturday, May 17th, 1980--Auction Sale of 60 head of Fresh Cows and grass cattle and 26 pigs, the pre- perty of John Thompson, will be sold at Lot 18,.Con. 4, Uxbridge, 1% miles east of Goodwood. Sale at 1pm WF Marquis, Auctioneer. ? Garload of Colts, 9 rising 2 years; 7 ae rising 8 years; 2 rising b years; also 1 colt rising 6 years, broken to har- ness and well broken saddle mare, @ All well bred and priced right. Apply i Marshall Ballard, Lot 4, Con. 2, Twp. : Reach, adjoining Chalk Lake School. Address, Ashburn, Ont. rere QQ FARM FOR RENT Possession at once. the busy housewife. Mrs. Aggie Fisher, of Toronto had the hydro installed in the house 'which Mr. Jack Kirkham otcupies. This is now another modern home in our vil- lage. ! Mrs, Gustav Hahn, of Toronto, was the guest of her daughter Mrs. Harry Hooke, last week. Miss Ida Jeffrey spent the week end with her brother Mr. George Jeffrey, of Brooklin. Some from here were in Whitby on Friday night and had the pleasure of hearing Prof. Duxbury. Mr, Joe Claughton moved to Osh- awa last week. We regret very much their removal from this neighborhood but we trust both he and Mrs. Claugh- fon may soon enjoy better health, Mr. and Mrs, Norman Hughson, Raglan, have moved .to Mr. Wolf's farm and are being welcomed to the community. Mr. W. Henry Wilson visited his 'daughter Mrs. W. English, of Manilla, last week. Mr, Jim Lawrence spent last week with his brother in Lindsay. Master Leister Beadle met with a painful accident on Friday night while he and Master John Maw were going down Mr. J. Johnson's hill west of the village on the same wheel. Some ob- struction got in the front wheel and both boys were thrown violently on the roadbed. Leister received such painful lacerations to his face and head that it necessitated seven stitches, while Maw escaped with minor injuries. It is quite fortunate that they escaped without having fractured bones. Arbor day was held at the school ~ Wesley Boynton, Port Perry. NOTICE RE OPENING OF MARY STREET Notice is hereby given That the * Council will take immediate steps to open Mary Street through to the Lake, and that all parties having buildings on this town property will be required to remove same at once. (Signed) E. H. PURDY, Clerk 4 { EGGS FOR HATCHING ~ {rom Bred-to-lay es he 50S per setting of 13. Apply | pity : Perry, Phone 1757. 3 on Friday and although the weather was not too favorable, the general ap- pearance of the yard was greatly im- proved by noon, and in the afternoon each pupil wandered off to the woods where, beside bubbling stream and flowers, they studied nature for the ae (Yn Greenbank Mrs, J. Howsam visited at Mr. and Mrs. Mark Howsam's last week. Miss Olive Till, Toronto, is visiting "| her sister Mrs, E. Lee. Mr. Fred O'Neill has sold his house to. Mr. Ivan Spencer, : 3 Mr. and Mrs. T. Sharp, Mr. and week attending the W. M. S, conven- tion. Miss S. A, Ward is visiting with friends in Uxbmidge. Rev. Mr. Dyer was in Toronto on Monday visiting Mr. Ellesworth Par- ish, who is seriously ill in the hospital there. ie (fie Manchester Mrs. Thos. McKee is spending a week with "relatives in Raglan. Miss Aletha Barrett is employed this week as a dressmaker in Oshawa. Miss Jean Ferguson, of Toronto, paid a brief visit here this week. Mr. Howard Dobson attended the 0. E. A. convention as a school trus- tee delegate which was held in To- learned many new ideas. The Town- ship School Board Bill was not too prominent this year, but the splendid idea of co-operation is gaining ground. The speakens were such noted men as Hon. G. Howard Ferguson, Judge Mott, Dr. Christie, Hon. N. W. Rowell, Rev. G. S. Russell and Lord Percy. The music was greatly enjoyed and public speaking was discussed. Mrs. Ernest Holthy and daughter Marion, spent a week in Toronto dur- ing the Easter holidays, and Miss Persell, her aunt from Port Perry, was in charge of Mrs. Holtby's home. Mrs. Ross Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lamb and Lindsay, were visitors on Sunday at and Mrs. F. Lamb. Mrs. Roach was in Prince Albert recently, a visitor at the home of Mrs. 'Warren. ° ; Next Sunday morning a special ser- viee will be held in our church in honour of "Mother." A very interest- ing program has been prepared by the eonimittee for the occasion and special music by a mothers' choir. : The last meeting for this season of the Community Club was a great success. A committee was appointed to see about installing hydro in the Township Hall. The program 'was certainly good. Instrumentals by | Miss Gregg and Mr. Gerrow, solos by | Mr. Vyrtle Crozier, reading by Mrs. | Roach. ~~ An amusing sketch which came as a surprise and caused much laughter was splendidly given by the following quartette of boys, R. A. 8. Harbron, Ben Kay and J. The W. M. S. held at the home of Spencer, a couple of weeks ago, PERRY comed those who attend led. the Earth," at Port Perry, on Friday 'night of this week. | their new daughter Joan Mark. | of Revision of the Assessment Roll of the Village of Port Perry, will be held at the Treasurer's Office, on. Monday, June 2nd, 1930, at the hour of 8 p.m, to hear and determine the several complaints of errors or omissions in the Assessment Roll of the Village of '| Port Perry, for the year 1930. ip ern themselves accordingly. presenting the play "Secret Society at ronto for three days. The delegates! Mr.and Mrs. Gordon McGee, of Oshawa, spent Sunday with Mr. and children Bobbie and Franklin, of the home of the former's parents Mr. * sTa x a Don't miss the noted play "Dust of "Mr, and Mrs, R. Dobson have named Loge 'COURT OF REVISION Municipality of Port Perry Notice is hereby given that a Court Parties interested will please gov- E. H. PURDY, Clerk (mien PLAY AT YELVERTON The Ladies' Aid of Yelverton are \ Cabbageville", on Friday, May 16th. Admission: Adults 36s. children 25e. Ro AUCTION SALE Mrs. Wagner is holding an auction sale of household furniture at her residence, Port Perry, on Saturday, May 17th. This is a large offering of household good and is a chance to get goods at your own price. Sale at One O'Clock. Geo. Jackson & Son., Auctioneers. NEW DURANT FOUR JUST ANNOUNCED The new Durant Four announced recently by Durant Motors of Canada Limited, is a worthy successor to the fine line of four-cylinder cars built by this company. It is distinctly different in chassis design and construction. The engine is entirely new, larger and more powerful and retains theose inherent quality features found in previous models, coupled with advanced en- gineering improvements. It is mount- ed in unit construction with a mul- tiple spring, rubber-cushioned single plate clutch and three-speed trans- mission. In the rubber engine mount- ing a layer of live rubber is secured to the steel plates. The carburetor is the latest. It has four-wheel brakes. The steering wheel is 14% inches. In all it has the riding comfort which goes with larger cars. In design it is new with all-steel doors are proof against sagging or warping and the cushion are deep and comfortable. The front seat is adjustable. The con- trol mechanism is simple and easy to operate. Appearance, performance, comfort and value have been successfully combined in this new four. From every standpoint, it reflects Durant in-built quality in materials and workmanship. JA few minutes behind the wheel of the new "four" is a revelation, It steers so easily and smoothly. Road shocks are not transmitted back to the steering wheel. BPA DANCE AT PORT PERRY The Port Perry Lacrosse Club are holding a dance at the Geo. Hall Pavilion, Port Perry, Monday, May 12 This is the opening dance of the season at the pavilion. The music will be furnished by Earl Wallace and his orchestra, Round and square dancing. R. Levia, Manager. Leighton MacGregor, President. SE ---- S-- - UTCLIFFE & SONS New Dress Fabrics . Fancy and Polka' Dot Rayons, in 4 yard dress lengths. Just one dress of each pattern. Your wardrobe will not be complete without a Polka Dot Dress this summer. Priced at 75¢., $1.19 and $12.5 yard. Fancy Printed and Dimity Voiles in Dress Lengths." Only one dress of each pattern and shade. Pretty designs at only 50c. and 75¢ pér yard. Fancy Printed Pique and Broadcloth the newest designs and patterns at only 45¢. and 69c. per yard. Charming Styles in New Neckwear You will be delighted with these new creations of Pique, Georgetteq and Lace Collars and Cuffs Sets, and Lace Vestees, to wear with suits or. to touch up that old dress. The very newest will be found in these at 50c. to $2.95. The Bernberg Full Fashioned Silk Hose $1.00 pair A most uniisual value sold exclusively at this store. We aré featur- ing this outstanding quailty in an extensive range of the new shades that can be had in all styles. Fancy point heels, Reinforced Sole, Heel and Toe. SPECIAL AT $1.00 per pair, - New Knitted Suits Just received a shipment of all wool Knitted Suits, in pullover and coat styles, in shades of Birch, Green, Mauve, Blue, Black, and Black and White. Moderately priced at $6.95 per suit. Fugi Silk Blouses Neatly made in shades of Sand and White. Sleeveless, good quality of Fugi, priced at $3.00 and $3.25. Rr -- Er pr---- Phone UTCLIFFE & SONS "a Port Perry The Creamery 27 IS PAYING 3 3be., 34c., and 8lec. for ' OUT OF TOWN CALLS -- QUICKER AND CHEAPER THAN EVER Butter Fat. You can save labor and make more money by send- ing your cream to the PORT PERRY CREAMERY A. GOODE & SON, Proprietors "PORT PERRY HOSPITAL Surgical Maternity Medical MISS M. FISHER, __ Reg. Nurse in charge W. A. Sangster DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours--9*a.m. to § p.m. Office over McKee's Shoe Stere. REAL ESTATE We can sell your Farm. We "cafi get you city property for your farm. No sale no charge. Buyers waiting. Sent full particulars in first letter To Disney Real Estate, Oshawa. Mrs. Rush had her things on all ready omelrist EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Author of The Eyes in Modern Life ° Optometry Feature Service Your Eyes and Health Eye Cure and Eye Strain. to go out. "J wish I knew how many yards of that curtain stuff my sister needs. I wonder if I could reach her by tele- | was not so well attended, owing to r Mra Spencer greatly wel-y Separators Delaval DE LAVAL SEPARATOR OIL Call on Us for anyrhizsg abour . Cream We have the Agency for ~ --The World's Best Also supplies ' of parts and Thos. Hyland & Son BURKETON, ONTARIO. Phone---Port Perry, ir 5° It is so easy to place a long distance call. Just ask for "Long Distance," and give ber the distant num- ber. If you do not know the number, "Information" will look it up. Calling by number speeds up the service. phone?" Her sister lived in a city over 80 miles away -- but in just a little over a minute Mrs. Rush was talking to her and gettin the details she wanted. It didn't delay her shopping trip more than two minutes and it cost her only 50 cents. "Well, that ws certainly worth while! Now. I knew exactly what to buy", she said as she stepped into her cat to go down town. Our fa: 'ities are now so complete that the average long distance call £ A 3: a * yi dt n tales only a [fraction over a minute 'and a half! 1516 PHONE 1516 Disney Block. OSHAWA, ONT. (Opposite Post Office) NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Matthew McMinn, Retired Farmer, Deceased. | R. 8. 0, 1927, Chapter 150, Sec, 51. All persons having claims against the estate of Matthew McMinn, late of the Township of Cartwright in the County of Durham, Retired Farmer, deceased, who died on or about the 9th day of March, 1930, are hereby notified to send to the undersigned executors on or before the 1st day of June, 1930, full particulars of their claims. Immediately after said date the assets of the deceased will be dis- tributed amongst those entitled there- to having regard only to claims so filed. Dated at Blackstock, April 29th, 1980. may 14 . > George Forde 3 Piri Weighs | Baecutors.