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CHE A SYMPTOM of faulty kidneys. Eradicate it * by correcting Nature's filters with : PBANTA'S KIDNEY | PILLS Your Drugs is athorized to refund purchase price if relief is net obtained. SOLD ONLY IN PORT PERRY AT LAWRENCE'S ro ~~ DRUG STORE : - & Mus-Kee-Kee-- A great tonic composed entirely of herbs gathered by medicine men of the Red Indian tribe, per bottle, $1.00 Sargon-- A good spring tonic and specially recommended for the liver. Gallagher's Indian Lung Tonic-- Now One Dollar formerly $1.50 per bottle. Cod Liver Oil-- Put up by Parke, Davis, & Co. None better on the market. $1.00. Morrison's Drug Store Port Perry Phone 16 Ontario pi hij iti ti pr wil ili | CHOICE BODY HARDWOOD, CUT IN 12 INCH LENGTHS DELIVERED FOR $12.00 PER FULL CORD. LET US HAVE YOUR ORDER WHILE IT LASTS. COKE 'DON'T FORGET WE SELL THE BEST COKE AT THE BEST PRICE. DELIVERED IN TOWN FOR $11.00 PER TON. WE PAY THE WEIGH BILL. --_-- Sam. N. Griffen Lumber Co. Phone 240 Day or Night Port Perry a CAWKER BROS. ; Give service and quality in every 1 thing required from a meat market. --FOR PROMPT DELIVERY-- Phone your orders to 29w STORE RE-OPENED t that, owing to illness, Neregret 8 for some time. We lobed the store, and we ee you the bestvalues you have been id : Drygoods, Ready-to-Wear, Furnishings, Boots, Shoes, R 1b! Fit out the Family WHILE PRICDS ARE LOW. ALIX. GILBOORD; Proprietor SCUGOG (Continued from Page 1) Mr. Frank Pettitt visited in Port Perry over the week end " 'I'he Scugog Hockey team has been very busy playing during the past week. They played Port Perry in the Port Perry rink on Monday evening, and won by 3 to 0. On Tuesday even- ing they played Manchester boys, and won 4 to 3. On Friday evening they played Nestleton in Port Perry. At the end of the hour the score was 1-1, and twenty minutes over time was played, the final score being 2-1 in tavor of Nestleton. It was a very close game. This finishes the Bush League. Quite a number were on hand to see the finish. Mrs, D. Hope, daughter Zella, Mrs, W. Crozier, Mrs. F. Crozier, Mrs. R.| Hood, and Mrs. W. Jeffrey, attended a' quilting bee on March 17th, at the home ot Mrs, C. Hardy. As soon as the quilt was taken off the frames, all were called to a St. Patrick's decor- | ated table where a social time was spent. Miss "Luella Jeffrey visited with iriends in Port Perry recently. Mr. and Mrs. R. Jackson And daughter, Mrs. J. L. Sweetman, spent j the week end in Toronto. Mr, and Mrs. O. Gerrow, Oshawa, were guests of his sister Mrs. Alfred Prentice, on Sunday. Mr. F. Crozier has installed a radio. We welcome Mr, and Mrs. George Schell to the Island. They have rent- ed Mrs, Sintzel's house, known as the MacGregor place. We are glad to hear that Mrs. E. Pettitt is able to get around again after having the misfortune to have a flat iron fall on her foot a couple of weeks ago. Miss Jean Hood was the guest of her friend Miss Clara'Hardy on Sun- day. Sorry to hear of the illness of Miss Hazel Ackney, the Foot School Teach- er. We hope she will séon be well again. Mr. Arthur Clark of Mariposa, was the guest of his sister Mrs. Lewis Pearce and other friends recently, Mrs. A. McKenzie visited relatives in Whitby recently. yh or to give invited to. the with a dainty Fry | appreciated by all. Little Miss Dorothy Grabam is : visiting with Mrs. J. A. Sweetman for a few weeks. © Miss Zella Hope was the guest of her friend Miss Allen Sweetman on Sunday. Messrs. Charles and Geo. Samells were unable to help in the boys' choir on Sunday evening through illness. "Mr. Donald Crozier, Mr. Glen Hood and Mrs. Percy Jeffrey visited friends at Utica on Sunday. 'Mr. W. Mark has leased Mr. R. Hooper's farm at Shirley and will be moving soon. We are all sorry to lose Mr. and Mrs. Mark and family after fifteen year's of residence here. They have made many friends, who wish them every success in their new home. A large number of friends ac- companied the young men's choir to Port Perry on Sunday evening, where they sang in the, United Church. At the close of the service the choir were A bank for all the family. Back of every home--back of every family, stands the Bank--the guardian of the savings of a nation and its people. week as a number of the young folk wished to attend the skating party at Port Perry on Wednesday night. The Royal Bank of Canada SAVINGS DEPARTMENT BALANCE Jo IniTiaLe CREDIT MARE YOUR BANK BOOK MARK YOUR #ROGRESS _The Roval Bank «~ OF ed ; Port Perry Branch - ' - B.D. Henry, M INSPECT the new Pontiec Six to find out what a great deal your money can buy, x ous years. You EF that the new Pontiac Six has important i vements -- it costs little Hii buy, in more to run, than cars built for economy alone, i I bein Syncro-Mesh transmission, too, and Ride Control -- all at no. extra costl There are many extra provisions for - There was no League meeting last | : it Jon desire desire to place any of your . valua pers, jewellery, or other cious re in one of our pA Depont tases you wi find our stat | render prompt and courteous pe = all Eke Eo banking : Rt aes pt he coy nomi are of any possible asin when you wish access to your OF COMMERCE with which is am. (re STANDARD BANK OF CANADA ) Government Tested Seed J Our souk of 'tested seed is now. compicts. If you re- quire any this spring you will do well to purchase early; then y re assured of getting what you want. If left until | Lin the season you are very apt"to have to take a poorer grade which never pays; 1 no matter how theaply you may buy: : co 'We have the following varieties: 'RED CLOVER, ALFALFA, SWEET CLOVER TIMOTHY, . and all other varieties of Farm and Garden Seeds. J. F. McCLINTOCK _ PORT PERRY, ONT. DONT WORRY ABOUT FIRE! "Have your property properly insured at once ' HAROLD Ww. EMMERSON HUGH CAMPBELL MERCHANT TAILOR FALL SUITS and OVERCOAT *in the latest styles. Excellent cloths and t gs. Workmanship Guaranteed. FRENCH DRY CLEANING - Agent for Regent Clothes HUGH CAMPBELL : / wl 7 : y , America's tne wth, the « genuine