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Mrs W. BH. Havis has meturmed home from the West where she has Beem visiting her brother, Mr. Ed. Dunk. We ame servy to meport that z there is me improvement in Mr. Dunik's comdiition. Mrs. 7. J. Blight, Miss Alma Blight amd Mr. Chas. Reesor, were in Mark- fam, en Friday evening where they attended » Musical Play entitled "The Sonfhemmet Girl!" which was presented Mrs. Astihar Brodk was in Toronto, ome day hast week. Mr. Storey Beare has returned hone ater spending a pleasant holi- doy st Brantford, during the last wedi Mr. amd Max Mansell Gerrow and Mies Nyoile Plomghman were in To- runt, on Friday. On their return trig they stopped at Markham and at- temdied the Markham United Church cisiir guresentation. Mir. Frank Weodley, of Entrance, Alta, whe has spent about three mnths wisiting friends and relatives, leit. em Soméay evening for his home im the West. We are plensed to report that Mr.: Fred Bown, of town, is improving as welll a8 cam be expected, after his ve- cent operation. Mr. amd Mrs. F. E. Reesor, Misses Pia and Dora Beesor, and Nora Mc- Shillkam, wee im Maridham, visiting rel- alives amd friends. They also attend- y ed tie Markham United Church choir .| WATCHES "We have a few GENTS' WRIST WATCHES which we are offering for one week only at $6.75 with metal Bracelets. LADIES' RINGS, assorted stones, at the extra special price of $1.65. Alarm Clocks If you are obliged to rise early get one of our clocks. We carry the famous Westclox Line, noted for their extra value. I. R. BENTLEY JEWELLER and OPTOMETRIST PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL NEWS The annual spring dance of the Port Perry High School is to be held in the Assembly Hall, on the evening of Friday, April 7th, at 8 pm. All ex- pupils are cordially invited. reel AP Pee ee | MARRIED Wells-Macphater | Married, at the Presbyterian Manse, { Owen Sound, on Saturday, March 18th, 1933, by the Rev. Mr. Strachan, Muriel, youngest daughter of Mr. Archie Macphater, of Owen Sound, to Robert Wells, only son of Mrs. Chas. Wells, of Port Perry. presentation of "The Sunbonnet Girl" Mr. amd Mors. Nelson, of Brampton, were visiting Mrs. Nelson's mother,' Mrs. EA Walker, pver tihe week end. Mr NM. Bopd, Mr. John Cdlvin and Miss Kathleen Miller, of Toronto, were guests with Miss Anne Farmer, at the homme of Mr. amd Mrs. 8. Farmer, on Samdiay. Barter advts. are Free i in the Star. An evening of unu oh sroning of smussal teres. was Bible Class of the United Church;|§ who met at the parsonage on Wed- nesday evening of last week. Mrs. | Richards received the guests in her|§ usual affable manner and continued | f throughout the evening to prove her- self a most delightful hostess to the entire party, which numbered over forty. The evening, which passed all to quickly, was spent in contests "and games, calling forth the alertness of wit; the keenness of taste and the cunningness of skill, all to the great amusement of each one present. Following this a very daiphy lunch was served and as the ladies were about to disperse, a vote of 'thanks was extended to Mrs. Richards and Mrs. M. Gerrow for their kindness in making it possible for the class to participate in such a pleasant and profitable evening. serrate AN resem VISITS CEDAR LODGE, OSHAWA R. W. Bro. A. B. Cawker, D.D.G.M,, | of Ontario District, A.F. & A.M., paid an official visit to Cedar Lodge Osh- awa, on Tuesday evening. He was ac- companied by about twenty members of Fidelity Lodge, .Port Perry. The guest speaker of the banquet was W. Bro. Bell, Chief Parol Officer for On- tario. Bro. Bell's address was full of startling facts and figures regarding crime in Ontario, and how his de- partment deals with the parolling and bringing back to citizenship men who have erred but by their help have found their place in society again. Some of his stories were pathetic, as he told of how family ties were broken, homes wiped out, and misery suffered by inocent children. Some of the facts were amazing to those who are not acquainted with this side of human life. We are sure that if the citizens of Ontario could hear Mr... Bell's personal message, much of the erime could be eliminated. A meeting on Masonic Education is being held in Oshawa on Thursday, April 13th, to which all brethren of the district are urged to attend. R. W, Bro. Geo. W. P. Every will be the speaker, ~ Migs Nena MelMillan, of G bank was a week end guest of the Misses Reeser. Miss Grace Cawker, of Hampton, wens with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joli Cawiser, over the week end. My. and Mos Cec Beare and son Billy, were in Brantford for the week endl Mos. Gost Genpow's many friends willl he glad to kuow that she is im- 7 pon--Evesing Service. PORY PERRY UNITED CHURCH Samay, Agel 2nd, 1933 é Easter Hat. The Patricia Beauty Shoppe will be PATRICIA BEAUTY SHOPPE Sak Marcelling, Finger Waving, Cutting, PERMANENT WAVES Ladies! spring is here and now is the time to think about getting a new Permanent Wave to go with your new «wy 'SPENT interest. was | jf Great REALLY E ment of our business. ¢ possible, at prices that will urely appeal stores which have been doing business for we are offering. Knee Rubbers, reg. Men's Best Hockey Boots, reg. Women's Rubber Goloshes .... Phone 36, our stock is somewhat out of style, which must happen in all sho an 3 these shoes are of excellent quality "Then we have such well known lines as Classic, Hurlburt, Greb, Sisman, Hamilton, ete.| This sale will also include Overalls, Pants, Shirts, Socks, Mitts and Gloves, which will be sold for less than 'wholesale price. This will be a good time to outfit the 'whole family when you can'buy| good boots and shoes for 50¢c., $1.00 and $1.50 per pair. x Just a few items to give you an idea of the real bargains which 1 15 inch Leather Top Rubbers, reg $3. 50 +... For $2.95 $3.75 fess wrens $4.50 . . Men's Work Boots (solid leather) 8 and $3.50, For $2.25 wv .rnes. Per pair $1.00 For $3.25 SALE NOW ON J. F. McCLINTOCK PORT PERRY. ONT. COKE on the minds of the coke buying public, the NEL, COAL; STEAM COAL; WOOD, LUMB SCOTCH COAL we can supply you. But we except to live, Courteous Treatment, COKE In a previous advertisement for coke, 'we merely called it Hamilton Coke, and for fear of a misunderstanding we would like to impress as STELCO COKE, made in Hamilton, Ontario. advertised in a general way in the news papers nor over the radio, but the excellent quality of this fuel speaks for itself, and keeps the largest coke plant in Canada going to capacity to fill the demand. If you burn coke let us supply you with a Canadian product. : We also have BLUE COAL, America's finest Anthracite; CAN- coke we offer is known Steleo Coke is not ER; ETC. If you want have no exclusive rights Prompt Delivery glad to give you any information re- garding kinds and prices of waves. AGENT FOR OSHAWA LAUNDRY Telephone your orders to the Patricia Beauty Shoppe. Goods called for and delivered every Monday and Thursday Phone 143W 1 FRED E. REESOR Phones: Office 73 w; Res. 73% Turkey Hens for sale. Apply to J. C. Spencer, RR. 1, Myrtle Station. aprilé ----a FOR SALE--MILCH COWS 1 Black Jersey, 3 years old, fresh, and her Jersey Heifer Calf. Ayrshire, 3 years old, fresh. A real "A brindle, due April 7th. A dandy. These cattle have all passed the T.B. and blood tests, and are all guaranteed Also 20 Barred Rock Pullets, laying good. Apply to J. D. McMaster, V.8., Port Perry. DIED ? BROWN--At Port Perry, on Tues- day, March 28th, 1933, Margaret Jahe Cherrie, widow of the late William Brown, in her 75th year. "Funeral on Thursday, at the family residence, at 2 p.m. LAW OFFICE GREER & HUMPHREYS * Solicitors, ete. oney to Loan Now located in the office of H. W. Emmerson, Purdy Block, Queen Street ! Phone 264 r + Phone after hours: 36514 : Oshawa. HATCHING EGGS FOR SALE "Bred-to-lay Barred Rocks. Apply to ar, Mrs. Frank Franklin, Port Perry BABY CHICKS FOR SALE Pure bred Barred Rocks bred-to-lay baby chicks, from large healthy. stock. Heavy winter layers. nt on orders of 500 or more. Hatch read every week. Also custom hatching. Good hatches BIRTHS CLARKE--Born, at the Port Perry Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clarke, of Seagrave, a baby girl on March 26th, 1933 MILLER--To Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Miller (nee Mildred Hortop), of Sunderland, on March 26th, 1933, a daughter--Marie Isobel. GR EP CONSTIPATED 30 YEARS AIDED BY OLD REMEDY. "For thirty years 1 had constipation, Souring food from stomach choked me. Sinee taking Adlerika I am a new person. Constipation is a thing of the" past."--Alice Burns, (A. M. L "s Drug ) FROM Motors stuffiness . . and danger from frosted o seamed clean-cut, stabilized radiator assembly, to new "beaver tail" rear deck, Pontiac for 1933 is New . . . refreshingly different. For Pontiac offers the flashing, modern beauty of "airstream" bodies by Fisher. You'll find that riding comfort and performance parallel appearance. Fisher No- Draft Ventilation, exclusive in General cars, magically eliminates drafts . delivers characteristic Eight-in-line and smoothness at remarkably low operating cost. Then too, advanced features . . . many sug- gested by Canadian motorists themselves . . . ' unite to establish Pontiac as the Economy Straight-8 pf low price . . . a handsome big car you would be proud to own. See it--drive it ES "today -- at your local Pontiac dealers, Go Smart Airstream Style... I FISHER NO- - DRAFT VENTILATION windows, A strapping, 77-horsepower engine power, pep, | For teed from .good eggs. Phone 18974. Mrs. Fred Raines, Port Perry x mar.30 el Pe eee * NOTICE Mr, 'I. Turner has returned to town and i§ prepared to buy Poultry, Eggs, and Hides, at highest market prices. information phone 218, Port Perry ; mar30 A ll iri FOR SALE Siberian Seed Oats. Strictly cash. Apply Arthur Orchard, High Point, R.R. 2, Port Perry. mar re PP ree GREAT BARGAINS IN MASSEY-HARRIS IMPLEMENTS Spring Tooth Harrows, Cultivators, Mowing Machines, Potato Sprayers, Plows, Hay Rakes, and Spreaders, Wagons, Hay Loaders, Cream Sepa- rators. © _ Sge C. SWITZER, Local - : : gp ¥ mar23 DR. W. S. HARPER Office and Surgery--Port. Perry, Ont. ' Phone 17. # IS PAYING 25c., 24c;, and 21c. FOR BUTTER FAT. You can save labor » A