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OverTel. Office Port Perry F. BE. LUKE & SON, ~+ Optometrists iy 163-167 Yonge St, Toromto ' (Up-stairs, opposite Simpson's) mi STRAYED Strayed into the premises of the i undersigned, lot 17, con. 10, Reach, | one yearling bull. The owner can| 'have the same by proving property _ and paying expenses. Re Michis, Bile f 2, Seagrave. UTICA Who ama school meeting waa held: in the school house, last Wednesday.| Mr. Chester Geer was re-elected as trustee and Mr. Stevens as caretaker. | The L.O.L. oyster supper and dance held in Memory Hall on New Year's| Eve, was very successful. The. mem- bers intend making this an. annual event. The community*was shocked to hear : of the sudden death of Mr. Thomas Irish, by clicking on a piece of meat, it while eating his dinner, on ' + Mr. Irish has resided south ¢ of the lage all his life. His father, Chasis, who resided with him, was in Port, Porry attending. the Munro trial at 2 the time. ~~ Miss Hosie resumed duties at the, jaehoel, on Monday morning. : 'A Cotamiittes of seven of tiie yourg people of the United Church, were {Fitted Accurately] The \ 'A Popular New Note in Fisher Body Styling polo of dys fps, Interiors have rich new upholsteries, handsome chrome-plated fittings, adjustable sun visor, finger-touch adjustable driver's seat, and a convenient ash- tray on the dash, Striking features include deeper radiator with built-in grille, arched " double tie-bar, bullet-type headlamps, adjust- ROT A GENERAL MOTORS " C824 VALUE -- PRODUCED IN CANADA. © The sow Chenrolas Six may based on GMAC Sm, Lasting satis, i nd 0 be Generel A Motors Owmer "|. Beare Bros. Local Dealers "AFTER WE SELL WE SERVE" < Listen to General Motors' broadcast of all Maple Teaf Hockey Team's home games from C.F.R.B. or C.F.C.A. at 9 p.m. Safeguard Your ~ National Service Loan ~ Certificates ! ! Ir you are a sitter to the National Service Loan, you need a Safety Deposit Box. Your Interim Certificate must be guarded safely-- you can't get your bonds without it--and they, in turn, will raqulse protection. Saf Deposit Box offers absolute security, owner alone has access to it and you can rent a box for very little at the nearest branch Osmond Wright; and at the latter | Miss Hazel English and Mr. Perey. VanCamp. Ref: nts were served and two very § enjoyable evenings spent. "Miss Kate MeLaughlin was in the Peterboro Hospital last week under- going a tonsil operation. We are glad to see her home again and getting along so nicely. Mr. Norman McCurdy, of Toronto, spent the holiday with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Jobb and family of Oshawa, visited at the home of Mrs. Jobb's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Gal- braith, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Galbraith and Marjorie, Miss Violet Dever and Mr. Wesley Montgomery, spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. E. Patterson, at Kirby. Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Nixon and son Henry and Mrs, Wm. Nixon, were Christmas visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stinson. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Philp and Evelyn of 'Nestleton, and Mrs. Robert Brown, of Seagrave, visited at the home of 'Mrs. Robt. Mahood. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and Ronald have returned home after spending the holidays with out-of-town friends and relatives. On the closing day of the Continuation School. Mr. Camp- bell, the Principal, and Miss Brown, the assistant, 'were very pleasantly surprised when the students presented each with a lovely Christmas gift. Miss Isobel Cawker, principal of the Public School, was also remembered in a similar way by her pupils. Misses Beatrice and Helen Waldon of Toronto, are visiting at the home of their cousin the "Smith Bros." A number from here attended the dance at Nestleton, on Monday even- ing and report a splendid time, Mr, and Mrs. R. Lansing, Miss P. Hooey, and Mr. B. Hooey, of Toronto, were visitors of Mr, and Mrs. Foster Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamilton, Mr. Percy Hamilton, and Miss Leona Weatherilt, spent the week end with friends in Toronto. Mr. Norman McNally is having the interior of his store changed into the regulation Red and White chain store. At the nominations: held in the | Township Hall, on Monday of last week, the Reeve Mr. Norman Green, was returned by acclamation. Mr. J. Watson, one of the Councilmen, saw fit to retire, leaving a vacancy for which Mr. Jos. Forder and Mr. Todd Bruce received nominations. As both men qualified an election was neces- sary and was held on Monday of this week. The Council for 1932 stands as '| follows: Reeve, Mr. Norman Green. Councillors, Messrs. Jos. Forder, Creighton P. Devitt, Norman Taylor, .| and Rupert Byers, The Continuation and Public Schools re-opened on Monday the 4th. The . coming year are Messrs. Wm. Van- Camp, Arthur Bailey, and Wallace Marlow. The young pgople of St. John's Anglican Church presented their play "The Littlest Bridesmaid" 'on the evening of January 1st and 4th. Ex- | former were Mrs. E. Harris and Mr. 'maid; members of the School Board for the| Sec.-Treas., Fred all looking forward Jor an exciting | # re| oi of of ing. her T = ark, of Utica, Miss pink | taffeta grown with brief coat of lace: Both attendants wore small silver turbans and carried shower houquets of roses and carnations. Mr. Robert Dryden 'supported the groom as best man. Mrs. Eric Dingman, sister of the groom, played the organ throughout the ceremony. After the wedding, the bride's mother received. A delicious lunch was served at the white decorated tables. The toast to Mr. and Mrs. Phillips was proposed by the Rev. R. B. Patterson. The groom himself, after responding suitably, proposed a toast to the maid of honor and bridesmaid. * Amid a shower of confetti the happy couple left for a short honeymoon, the bride wearing a smart brown ensemble with touches of orange and rust brown coat and matching hat and accessories. On their return Mr. and Mrs. Phillips will reside in Oshawa. Mrs. Phillips' many Scugog friends and pupils wishes her every joy and happiness throughout her married life. Mr. and Mrs. H. Fralick were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Joblin for New Year's Day, and celebrated Mr. Job- lin's 82nd birthday. We all hope he may enjoy many more of them. Mr. and Mrs. G. Jackson and Mr, and Mrs. W. Jackson, are enjoying a motor trip to visit their sister Mrs. Camplin, in Cleveland, Ohio. On New Year's Day Mrs. J. Ger- row, who has been a very patient suf- ferer for about thirty years, passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. W. F. Nott, in Port Perry, in her 81st year. She had been very poorly for the past couple of years. She leaves to mourn her loss, six sons and five daughters--Wilson, of Reach, Charles, of Manchester, Joseph, of Medicine Hat, Alta., Frank of Scugog, Ormely, of Oshawa, Wilfred of Col- umbus, Ohio, Mrs. W. Clark, of Mari- posa, Mrs. VanNess, of Drumheller, Alta, Mrs, Clarence Fralick, Scugog, Mrs, W. F. Nott, Port Perry, and Mrs. A. Prentice, Scugog; twenty-eight grandchildren and one Te. grand- daughter. Her husb Buying on the Installment Plan Purchasing commodities b n Ia dollar down and a dollar y Bs as grown into grea ularit n: : the object Jurchased a wn pi before it is paid for, and the purchaser cont- inues to pay. PL yourself a fortune on the installment by placing regular installments of our earnings ina Bank : of Commerce savings account. OF COMMERCE with which is amalga ( tHE STANDARD BANK O OF CANADA ) [DDD DD DD ED DD Dm Dm The Peoples' Meat Market We sell everything you want in choice, clean, palatable, nutritious and satisfying meats. If you want it good, ring up Phone 72 W BERT MacGREGOR Will do the rest. The HYGIENIC BAKERY Excellent bread, Delicious cakes and Pastry, Hovis Bread. Phone 93 J. Prompt and Courteous Attention Assured, E. K. TUFFS, Proprietor her a number of years ag. She al- ways gave her friends a very warm welcome when they called, and every- | # She | § was always doing something for some | § Rev. J. | § Elford had charge of the services on |§ The remains were | # laid to rest in Pine Grove Cemetery. |# one enjoyed visiting with her. one as long as she was able. Sunday afternoon. The family have the deepest sympathy of all their host of friends. again Into Wee everlasting, heal. Anson Gerrow; Manager, Allie Mark; coaches, Wilfred Mark, Jesse Demara; on. time in the near ful P , Mr, and Mrs, J: A an Mi. ind Mrs. H.W litle Biv A 0. Williams, s p ew Yeai's Day wi and Mrs. C. Graham. 'Mr. J, Grills and brothers Norman, and Howard, Mr. and Mrs. W. Mark, of Valentia, were recent guests of Mr, and Mis. . Mark. y had fad the misfortune tet Ae Benders: f pod Harrison i = iF 2 God who rules the world shall raise ! Sud looketh on us and hath comfort : n us. } There is no-wound that God cannot |H Our young mén formed an Athletic i Association at a meeting in the Town | § Hall, last Monday evening and put in |# the officers as follows--Ga tain, Mr, |# We are|§ Mrs. Bolton and 5 Midgley, of |§ Clover Seed We are buying Clover Seed again this year, and if you have any to offer we will be pleased to quote you our very best price. Will also quote on timothy seed. If you are mixing your own laying meal, we can suppl you with 60% pure meat meal or 40% meat and bone wy Something of this nature is absolutely necessary if you would have winter eggs. We also have Royal Purple Laying Mash, Oyster Shell and Grit. We always keep a complete stock of high class Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Crockery, etc., and. would be pleased to serve you during 1932. Gul a SE le aS J. F. McCLINTOCK PORT PERRY, £ ONT. 30a FOR RELIABLE SERVICE AND BETTER FUEL Famous Reading Anthracite - THAT BETTER PENNSYLVANIA HARD COAL. \ It's Black and Bright as all good har d coal should be. Every load the same good quality. HAMILTON BY-PRODUCT COKE. We are the exclusive agents Bes sure you are Siting ee i for this high ede e Canadian Coke. genuine HAMILTON BY- PRODUCT. WELSH ANTHRACITE--. PORT PERRY COAL 3 Y Truck Dulivry. W.G.W.PYATT = Phones