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SEAGRAVE (continued from page one) Mr. and Mrs. Howard Leask have "moved to Uxbridge where they will "wveside. We are sorry to lose such good citizens from the community. Mr. and Mrs. Orr Shunk nd little daughter, of Port Perry, spent Easter Sunday with the former's parents. Mr. John Mark is attending the tional Convention in Toronto this week. - We are sorry to report Mrs. S. Mec- Coy in Port Perry Hospital and Mr. Grant Orchard at his home under the doctor's care. A speedy recovery ~ is hoped for by their many friends. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Chambers, on April 2nd, a son. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Shunk enter- tained a number of their relatives and friends on Tuesday evening April 7, in honour of Mr. Shunk's 65th birth- day. A very pleasant time was spent by all. A large number attended the dance at Sonya on Monday night. A very enjoyable time is reported. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Adam Wallace (nee Olga Moon) of Toronto, April 6th, a son. Mr. R. Owls, of Port Perry, visiting with friends here on Tuesday after- noon. Prince Albert Miss Clara Barrett, of Toronto, spent the Easter holiday with her mother Mrs. Rawlinson. Mr. Arthur Bond has returned to Toronto. Miss Gwen. Ettey, R.N., Toronto General Hospital, was the guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ettey. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jeffrey and daughter Helen of Weston, visited with his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Russell | x Jeffrey and with her grandmother Mrs, Worden, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Williams, and son Austin, of Toronto, spent Easter Sunday with Postmaster and Mrs. Williams. Mr, and Mrs. Harlam Wagg, Utica, visited with Mrs. Wagg and Miss Alice, on Sunday. Mrs. Plater and children are oc- cupying Mr. Clyde's house. Mr, Clyde is in Port Perry at his sister's looking after her property. Mr. John T. Jackson and family of Blackstock, formerly of Scugog, have moved into Mrs, Ashton's house on the back street. A wood-splitting bee arranged for by Mr. Dan Lyle, spent Monday after- noon helping Mr. Ross Murphy pre- pare the summer's supply of wood. SCUGOG The Y. P. A. met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. di Milner last Thursday evening, April 2nd. The meeting was in charge of Mr." Sydney Chandler. The meeting opened in the usual way. Mr. Clarence Carter read the Scrip- ture. Mr. Maurice Fralick had charge of the Topic. Mrs. Geo. Hood review- ed the Book of Numbers on the black- board. The meeting closed with sing- ing and the benediction. Then Mrs. Geo. Samells conducted a very inter- esting bicycle contest. Nurse McLaren is with Mrs. George Jackson, who is very sick, but we are all hoping for a quick recovery. The Centre Sunday School had a very interesting Easter program on Sunday, April 5th. Mrs. Geo. Sweet- man told her class about an Easter service at San Francisco early in the morning. Mr. Geo. Dodsley read the first lesson responsively. Mr. Herb. Sweetman read the second lesson re- sponsively. Four boys of Mrs. John Milner's class, Allen Carter, Roy Dodsley, Ralph Milner, Victor Aldred, each saying a verse. Masters Percy and Wallace Collins and Glen Demara had a little exercise to do. Mrs. Geo. Samells' and Miss Myrtle Sweetman's classes had verses about Easter. Miss Reta Milner gave a reading, and Master Owen Reader, a recitation. There was plenty of lovely Easter music. The Easter services were well at- tended on Sunday. Rev. Mr. Elford gave his best Easter message along with the Easter hymns, Next Sunday is Quarterly meeting | [i in the Centre Church at the morning service. Xr A meeting in the Church orl | Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sweetman will | |i 'entertain the Women's Association at their home next Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. F. Baxter, daughter Burnice, Mr. S. Jackson, and Mrs. McClary, of Toronto, were guests of Mr. and "Mrs. R. Jackson, on Friday. Mrs. Baxter and Burnice staying over the week end. Our Assessor Mr. A. Sweetman has been making his calls again this spring. Mrs. S. Rodman and Mrs. C. Gra- ham visited Mrs. J. A. Sweetman one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. Milner, of Toronto, moved their household goods from Toronto to their farm here. We all welcome Mr. Milner back to the Is- land where he lived for so long before moving to Toronto a few years ago. Rev. Mr. Elford, Mr, Gordon Mark, Mr. J. Burnham, motored to Toronto and Blackwater last week. get away!" w ll Listen Sn! CANADA PARADE EVERY FRIDAY over stations from coast to coast PRICED FROM 875 at factory, Oshawa, Taxes Extra. a fine car, amodern car, a General "See that car HEN the green light blinks, the Pontiac Six slides out of the jam without any fuss--and for that matter, stays out in front-- because of the freely flowing power of its husky 60-horsepower engine. Itis heavy on the power but easy on the gas. And through it all, you ride with comfort and ease because Pontiac has 43 points of rubber insulation to smother road vibration. shocks, squeaks and GMAC, General Motors' own time payment plan makes it easy to buy the Pontiac Six, and its re liability is backed by the General Motors Owner S¢rvice Policy. Come in today! See the Pontiac and test it yourself, PONTIAC . PIs-3¢ What P. Port iid an They Invite you to Inspect their Goods and Compare Tress You get Excellent Value for your Money. SEVENTEEN--not a perfume alone, but a whole ensemble Chet RED & 'WHITE Stores of gay toiletries, including face powders, perfumes, ||| pu -- ---- ------------ dusting "powder, sachet powder, talcum powdRE: li] Specials for THURSDAY; FRIDAY, SATURDAY: I» brilliantine and compacts. 5 ? STATIONERY SPECIAL-- 3 bars for 18e.c: Evenglow Note Tablets, reg. 15c. Sale price 2 for 16c. Evenglow Ducal Note Tablets, reg. 25c. '2 for 26c. Letter Size Tablets, regular 85c. Sale price 2 for 36¢c. |i ENVELOPES to match above stationery. reg. 15¢ bunch. [| Sore Soap - 8 wn for 25. Sal 2 ki for 16 n ale price 2 packages for 16c. Hl INSWICK SARDINES ,,\......, RT 2 for 1le. Mor . 9 D S I Clots PIN 8. re ese ane 6 doz: for 13. | - 160z. tin ........ teres ilies sant ie tate orrison"s Drug Store SUGAR, ..... ..... 0 LR 5 Ibs. for 28. i Port Perry ote te Ontario | 4 Phone 16 {Head Lettuce em 2 for 25c. att | AYLMER BONELESS CHICKEN ................. per tin 39c. 4 : 2 | OLD DUTCH CLEANSER Faas sy ea 2 ve for 226. Ab ' oe IPR G.8OAP or. c. Don't worry about Baking-- §i|kiNsG; > tui pucige 1000000 Tove Thos oo CALL UP GERROW'S-- {|Quaker Corn Flakes - - 2 pkgs. 15c. Their Business is BAKING | Singapore Sliced Pineapple per tin 10c. | Easifirst Shortening 2 lbs. 23c. ae _--=x ; v | CATELLIS SPAGHETTI, ready to serve, large tin ........ 10c. NONSUCH STOVE POLISH SEER SRE per bottle Li E. HL. GERROW & SONS §| GOLD MEDAL CUSTARD POWDER, 16 oa. tin... ... .24c. Bakers and Confectioners, Port Perry. FINEST COOKING FIGS .........covivvinenn. s for . tipi Rh Rb Garden Seeds Government Inspected 6 for 25c. ' RED & yay SORN NE Ra SE 2 Jns for 256. i GRAHAM FLOUR ............... 0.0000 00,0 s for 9c. The P eoples Meat Market LIBBYSCATSUP ......... 0.0000 112 oz. bottle 19c. . : FRY'SCOCOA, per tin...........co...cavsevsvnn Ee ..28c. We sell everything you want in choice, clean, ; : palatable, nutritious and satisfying meats. Oranges ~ - - per doz. 19c. If you want it good, ring up Phone 72 W STRAWBERRY JAM, 40 0Z. JAF .................0000.ns 43c. ; RED & WHITE TEA, ....1 1 pkg. 57c........... % 1b 29¢. BERT MacGREGOR CHOCOLATE MARSHMALLOW BISCUITS, per Ib ........ 3c. Will do the rest. CLARK'S PORK & BEANS, No. 2 sqt. tins .......... 2 for 19c. -------- ee | : F. W. Brock & Sen Port Perry LAW OFFICE Pas 43 : «QUALITY ALWAYS HIGHER THAN PRICE" GREER & HUMPHREYS A BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, Eto. MONEY TO LOAN DONT WORRY ABOUT Office--McCaw Block, Port Perry. Phone 264 1 Phone No. atler hours--Oshawa 8614 FIRE! Have your property properly insured at once HAROLD W. EMMERSON wcciun nb OUR STOCK OF FARM SEEDS IS NOW COMPLETE. H u G H C A M P B E L L If you require any of the following this spring, you will find them here (All Government Tested.) MERCH ANT TAILOR RED CLOVER ALFALFA SWEET CLOVER FALL SUITS and OVERCOATS in the latest styles. TIMOTHY and ALSIKE. Excellent cloths and trimmings. Workmanship Guasanteed. Our prices are right, and the quality of our seed is Aine No. 1. It will never pay you to sow poor quality seed. Try FRENCH DRY CLEANING us this spring for your seed wants. A g ent ¥ or R e gent Clothes J. F. McCLINTOCK ol PORT PERRY, ONT. # | of Oshawa, were Sunday guests of his NURSERY > STOCK IN brother Frank on Sunday. Ye E. D. SMITH & SON, LIMITED 3 Miss Leona Prentice is: visiting in Nurserymen. Landscape Architects Mr. and Mrs. Joblin were guests of | to Toronto after her winter's visit| Oshawa for a_few days. Winona, Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. H. Fralick for Friday | with her parents. Mrs. Robertson of Toronto visited | Orr C. Browne . afternoon and tea. Mr. and Mrs. W. Jackson, of Port |her brother Mr. C. Fralick on Sunday. Port Perry Re mtative Miss Mae Noon, of Toronto, visited | Perry, visited his brother George, one! Mr. W. Hope visited his sister Mrs. Sree her sister Mrs. Gordon Collins a few | day recently. : z J Raymes in Port Perry one day SET days last week. Mr. W. Mark is spending a few, last Ww A number of the farmers are busy | days in Valentia, his old home neigh-| Mr. Ray Milner was Tie Fa a iran or 'Toe. Al Drg-toiay making maple syrup which seems to | borhood. ~ | Mr. Sydney Chandler on Sunday. . Bie, pri i be a very good run this year. Mr. Allen Aldred is visiting in To- ~ | Apply. C. HB. Kellett, i Phone sh03 Port Miss Norma Harrison, Port Perry, }tonto for a few days. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Perry. | Apdo i visiting her sunt Miss Grace Mark] "Miss Dela Lee, of Greenbank, and| In the Estate of Robert Willson rr ------ Cen for a few days. Miss Nellie Leo, of Port Perey, vie Walch, doceuted ait 18 he SSE TO CRUD Ploughman, {2 | Miss Reta Milner of Toronto visited ir parents over the week end, whe ZeIso Tron ns Jovifig claims against | 2 Awe her parents over the week end. i 1: Miss. Florence Elford, of Uxbridge, of the Township of Reach,.deceased,| All persons having claims against Mr. J. Burnham visited a Pleasant |-Miss Elva Elford, of Toronto, visited | who died on the 15th of February, the ate of Amelia Plo aman, of ro on ey pr th prone or 11, 5B ied SE So Scat eT schools are closed this and | Li fore the 30th of April, 1031, full {10 send in e undersign: 1 the teachrs have gon. 10 thls ro| Dad Glve Gerrow, of Toronto, was | saticuars hee Saint. a: soliciors- on or efor the 30h dan x | spective homes tor the holidays. vor parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank [mediately CEL Jia1, tel of Av, fl ams ot il Ms. S. Hope and daughters Merle | Gerrow, over the week end. : ed [April 30th, 1931, the assets of the and Cecilia, of Prince Albert, visited] Mr. C enning, of ' tock, | there : will be distributed her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. Jackson, | was 'the 'guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. SE hich the. 5 s e parties emiiled "5 ing. on Monday. : ik is Hi J | Bates March 81st, 1981. {irs hil hn have notice. 'Mr. J. Grills, of Valentia, visited} = Inez Fralick is home frém To- : March 28th, his sister Mrs. W. Marks, on Monday. | ronto for the holidays, ~~ | Harris & Harris, Port Perry, ont, | De Be FRx pary, Miss Aileen Jackson has returned | Mr. and Mrs. O. Goreow and Oe, Solita Lo Bobert W. Walker, Bak slciors for 4 im