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STOUFFER PIANO TUNING i PRICES MENS SUITS and Overcoats Our prices are greatly reduced-- With the arrival of new goods there is a splendid choice. Get your order in early. All kinds of Dry Cleaning and Pressing done. Ladies' fine dresses "thoroughly "cleaned by our New Dry Siosning Priesss st very Hoderane) Ww. T. Rodman - Merchant Tailor OverTel. Office Port Perry in Office over Nelson's Store. - CAWKER BROS. _ meat. Choice cuits - at reason e price. Phone orders receive onable attention. : i - Phone 29 w. 0 PORT PERRY ZION : On Monday evening a large number from Zion and Pleasant Point mét at ~The. Creamery 18 PAYING 21e,, 20¢c, and 17c. FOR -- 17th. Other business items .day afternoon, at 4 p.m., and will con- "showed how to make paper roses, Miss 23 23 plece TEA Soy tive designs pach ment of the church on Friday evening, were also transacted. Our boys' hockey team journeyed north on Saturday: afternoon and played an interesting game with "Archer's Beavers". in Little Britain community hall on Wednesday evening. - Mr. Elmer Hodgson spent the past week with friends in Toronto. ~ SCUGOG The worship service at the Centre Church was, well attended last Sun- tinue until further notice. Mr.- El- ford give a very intereesting talk on "Homesickness of the Soul" and sang that beautiful hymn "He Leadeth Me." We are having very interesting lessons at the Sunday School, on Jesus teaching the Parables. Sunday School will be at the same hour next Sun- day. The Valentine Party of the Wo- men's Association was held on Tues- Mr..and Mrs. Robt. Jackson. Group 8 were in charge and consisted of Mrs. Tetlow, Mrs. A. Sweetman, Mrs. A. Prentice, Mrs. R. Prentice, Mrs. E. Fings and Mrs. R. Jackson. There was a nice collection of home-made valen- tines, Mrs. J. Aldred receiving first prize, a lovely cup & saucer; Mrs. C. Hardy received second prize, a fancy eoat hanger; Miss Myrtle Jeffrey won the Girls' Institute prize, a fancy towel; and Mr, Walter Hood won the the gents' prize, a jig-saw puzzle. Mrs. J. A. Sweetman, Mrs, Eyden and Mrs. A. McKenzie were the judges. The Centre members won the prize in the copper contest, $10.30 was col- lected and the Captains Mrs. Hardy and Mrs, Burnham wish to thank their helpers. The program put on by the Girls' Institute consisted of a' demon- stration on quilt blocks of print but- terflies, buttonhole stitched on a white background. Mrs. Geo. Samells Aileen Sweetman read the Institute motto, and Mrs. O. Jeffrey gave a talk on etiquette, Miss Helen Carter show- ed us the proper way to set a table and serve. We were very glad to see Mrs, A. Dowson, Mrs. J. Jackson, of Port Perry, and Mrs. S. Hope and Mrs. W. Ettey, of Prince Albert, at the meeting. There were about 75 present at the supper. A most en- | joyable time was spent by all. Glad to see Mrs. H. Fralick able to be out again after her recent illness. There is no school at the head, as the teacher, Miss W. Niddery, is very ill with the flu. We all hope for a speedy recovery. , party to be held in the base- : Although de-| feated, our boys are looking forward to another game soon. A few from here attended the dance} day, February 14th, at the home of; guests] will occupy the pulpit here next Sun- | day, and Mr. Totton will preach at Ashburn. 7 tinues to improve, Messrs. Grant and Wilbur Jackson, of Blackstock, brought their drag saw over and sawed some logs for Mr. R. Jackson and Mr. J. Demara last week. They do a very good job. Mr. and Mrs, J. Sweetman visited with Mr; and Mrs. C. Graham on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. W. Jeffrey were recent guests of thelr friends Mr. and Mrs. C. Hardy. Master Bruce Dawson and sister Muriel.and Master Owen Reader, were Sunday guests of Master Gordon Hood and sisters Marie and Grace. Mr, Geo. Schell, Mr. Frank Pettitt, and Mr. Allie Mark attended the hockey match at the Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto on Saturday night last," * The children of the three schools had a very enjoyable time last Tues- day, it being Valentine Day. - They exchanged valentines, made by them- selves. A short program was then given and cake and candy served. Miss Margaret Sweetman has ré- turned to Toronto after her holiday with_her parents, : Mrs. W. Mark, of Shirley, visited 'Her daughter Mrs. O. Jeffrey over the week end and called on old friends, Mr. Cecil Fralick visited relatives in Toronto for:the past week. Mr, and Mrs. Allen Sweetman and baby Ann, of Toronto, visited the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Sweetman, on Sunday. Mr. Milton Demara was in Toronto on Monday. Mr. Glen Elford and sister Elva, Miss Myrtle Sweetman, and Miss Reta Milner, of Toronto, visited their par- ents over the week end. Mrs. C. Heayn, Jimmie and baby Douglas, of Prince Albert, visited her mother Mrs. J. Milner one day last week, All the friends of Mrs. Milner are sorry to hear she is not gaining in health as fast as they would wish. The Scugog Blue Wings gave a party in the Township Hall last Fri- day night to help raise funds to pay for their hockey outfits. A large num- ber of friends came out to help and all had an enjoyable time. Mr. Clarence Carter visited his friend Milton Dears on Sunday. MANCHESTER Miss Grace White, of Bobcaygeon, spent the week end at her home here. Mrs. Geo. Samells, Scugog, was the guest of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Crosier, on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Moore, Oshawa, were at Mr. Chas. Lamb's one day last week. Mrs. Arthur Crosier was in Myrtle with her sister Mrs. R. Thompson, on Mr. and Mrs. R. Fralick and family, and Mrs. Robinson of Toronto, were home with their parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Fralick, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. O. Gerrow, of Oshawa, ' of splendid sermons on "The Lord's TITS TE TT TT DOMINION STORES LTD. SPECIALS FOR Friday. Mr. Vyrtle Crosier, Toronto, spent the week end at his home here. Rev, J. O. Totton concluded a series ahi o vey ousismiiy foogri 'Monday. 4 H.C. "Rev, Mr. Ferguson, of Port Perry, "Manchester Community Club is their next meeting- which will be tore. ames and Irene, visit- » n' Sutton, on Sunday. Mrs, Harold Archer and Master Robert, of Port Perry, were visiting at Mr. IL Vernon's, last week. ily, were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. H. 0,_Dobson, recently. week end at her home in Pickering. Mr. Sam Masters was in Toronto on UTICA . Mr. George Ward, Mr. and Mrs. F. Kendall, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kerry and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ward and Jean, at the home of Mrs. D. McDonald, Brooklin, on Tuesday evening, in honour of her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bell entertained the Bluebird Club at a Valentine party on Wednesday, February 15th. In the afternoon the members held their regular meeting with the President, Mrs. Harry Harper, in the chair. It was decided to start a. new play at once, and_to finish the clubhouse and furnish it. "In the evening five tables of fourteen games of progressive euchre were played. Mrs. J. Swan and Miss Jessie Walker received first and second for ladies; Mr. Fred Ack- ney and Mr. H, Harper, first and second for gentlemen. A most enjoy- able time was spent by all. Mrs. H. Walker, Mrs. J. Swan and Mrs. Joseph Ward met at the home of Mrs. Arthur Reynolds last Thursday, to put the autograph quilt together. The quilt will be auctioned by the Ladies' Aid sometime next month. Pleased to report Mrs. Richard Harper is improving, although still confined to her bed. Mr, and Mrs. W. . Bennett 4nd Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mann and family at the home of Mr. and Mrs, C. W. Lakey on Sunday. Mr. W. Myers had the misfortune to hurt his leg, while working in the bush. NIN -------- OSHAWA KINSMEN DANCE, FEBRUARY 27th. The Kinsmen Club of Oshawa, are holding a dance in the Oshawa, Arm- ouries on Monday evening, February 27th, in aid of their under-privileged children's fund. Arrangements have been completed for the popular Radio Entertainers, Geo. Wade and his Corn Huskers, to provide old tyme and modern music for round and square dancing on this occasion. Everyone is extended an invitation by the Kinsmen to be present. eee tl Pees REGARDING HOSPITAL RAFFLE, { EUCHRE AND DANCE. An expression of thanks is hereby heartily extended to those of our Valentine Dance and Euchre the suec- cess that it was, The articles of equip- ment for Medical and Surgical treat- ment of patients will remain the pro- ly appreciated by those unfortunate enough to require hospital care. Many from outside the community worked and contributed and we are thankful Prayer" last Rptax: . elle lie Cilla die Canada's Largest Retail Grooers THE WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY 25th to them. 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