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¥ £ Mr, and Mrs. F. Irwin, accompanied Mr. and, Mrs. A, J. Wakeling, of Kingston, spent the week-end with their daughter, Mrs, (Dr.) C, P. Peter- Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Perry, with his . mother Mrs. W. A. Perry, of 'Detroit, spent a few days with Mrs. . BE. Allison and Mrs. Groves. Congratulations. to Miss Ora Ger- 'row, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Gerrow, of Oshawa, (formerly of 'Scugog), who received the Sir Wm. Mulock Scholarship for proficiency in Theory 'and Practice in the Junior year at Wellesley Hospital, Toronto. Mr. Arthur Lapp, of Lorneville, is repairing the house of the late Thos. Smith, between Borelia and Prince Albert. A new roof has been placed on the building and considerable clean- ing up is being done. We welcome Mr. Lapp to this community. Miss L. G. Stoner has returned to Toronto after spending the winter in Port Perry. We regret to hear that Miss Dorothy Davey was in an automobile accident near Newmarket. While her injuries are not serious they will con- fine her to her home for some weeks, We wish her a speedy recovery. ie Mrs. Spurr entertained Mrs. L. Hortop and her two daughters with Mrs. Six, to tea and to view her painting, on Monday afternoon. rm el Pee CONGRATULATIONS On Saturday, June 3rd, 1933, Mr. and Mrs. Dan. Boe, celebrated the 54th anniversary of their wedding. They are both enjoying good health. Congratulations. A ---- ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Milton Stone, Sea- grave, announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Ruth Ethel, to * Mr. Hugh Meredith Strong, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Strong, Man- « chester. The marriage to take place the last of June. Softball News The Softball League met at Myrtle on Friday evening, May 26th, and the following officers were elected: President--Chas. Reesor, Port Perry 1st Vice President--Anson Gerrow 2nd Vice Pres.--Lawrence Mountjoy. Sec'y-Treas.--Arnold Roach. As only four teams are entered this year a double schedule was adopted. The teams are more evenly matched so better games are anticipated. As there is a softball league com- posed of Uxbridge, Stouffville, Mark- ham and Claremont, operating this year, arrangements are under way to play off with the winners of this league. The following changes and rules were adopted: 1. That the League name be changed to the Ontario-Durham Soft- ball League. 2. The Ontario Official Rule Book, 1933 Edition, is to govern. 3. Seven innings be maximum and five innings be minimum for league games. Nine innings maximum and seven innings minimum for play-off games, 4. All league games to start at|§ 6.30 E.S.T. Teams are allowed to start short of players rather than de- | § lay a game. 5. Each Club must supply Umpire. Home umpire to start game behind the plate, visiting umpire on bases. Umpires to change each inning. 6. A protest fee of $2 must ac- Hi company each protest, and will be re- funded if protest is allowed, but re- tained if protest is not allowed. 7. The league supply umpires and balls for play-off games and to re-}§ ceive the collections. 8. Each club allowed fifteen play- ers. Players from other softball leagues are barred. 9. A new ball and a ball not used in mote than one game to be supplied GIFTS for the JUNE Bride We have many Gifts suitable for the purpose. In Silver- ware, Flatware, China, Glass- ware, etc. If in need call and see our stock. Cup & Saucer Sale We are clearing out our stock at reduced prices. See our window for Specials. Sun Glasses We have them from 25c. up- ward. And Rimless Glasses from $3.95 up, with case. We sell C. N. R. Express Money Orders. I. R. BENTLEY JEWELLER and OPTOMETRIST July 7--Scugog at Port Perry 7--Myrtle at Blackstock 13--Scugog at Myrtle 14--Port Perry at Blackstock 21---Blackstock at Port Perry 22--Myrtle at Scugog 25--Port Perry at Myrtle 25--Scugog at Blackstock 28--Myrtle at Port Perry 28--Blackstock at Scugog Aug. 1--Port Perry at Scugog 1--Blackstock at Myrtle 4--Scugog at Port Perry 4--Myrtle at Blackstock The results of the first games, played last week, ended in victories for Blackstock and Scugog. Black- stock defeated Port Perry 10-4, and Scugog taking Myrtle by the score of 15-9. The same teams play again this week on Blackstock and Myrtle fields. eee tA I COUNTY COUNCIL IS IN SESSION ~ THIS WEEK Among the important items to be brought up will be the striking of the tax rate, and the question of pav- ing the road between Uxbridge and the Provincial Highway No. 12, and the road between Cannington and the Highway. ---------- ASHBURN GIRL WINS SCHOLARSHIP Miss Barbara C. Miller, B.A., of Ashburn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, has been awarded the following honours: Th ird-year scholarship for post- graduate work in nursing in the Uni- versity of Toronto. The Dr. Jas. F. W, Ross scholarship for general proficiency. Scholarship for highest standing in examinations given by Mrs. R. B. Hamilton. Miss Miller has been training at the Toronto General Hospital. We congratulate Miss Miller on her success. HLS Eo oo on 7 "IF. NOBODY LOVES YOU MEBBE YOUR OWN HEARTSTRINGS NEED A LITTLE TUNING UP/® Stop thinking about your lum- ber mistakes and make up your mind that during these months you are going to extract from every dollar you spend its exact equivalent in lumber merchandise you intend buying. "If such is your intention you ought to come in and see us. - jAlix. Gilboord, Prop. Phone 177 Port P. plot fury SPECIALS for SATURDAY Prints, 36 in. wide, Guaranteed tub-fast, heavy weight, latest shades. 15c. a yard Men's Work Boots, : $1.95 Call and see the many other bargains we are offering PORT PERRY DOMINION STORE Top Prices Paid for Wool and Fowl. ATTORNEY 2 DEFENSE EVELYN BRENT. COMSTANCE CUMMINGS et sectors "The story of a great lawyer, a great lover. In court he was a trick- [ster also with women! Juries and women were his racket!" "He dabbled in souls until a dead man had been proved innocent--auntil his conscience cl him from destroyer to saviour." "He turned juror's minds, as he turned the hearts of women." NOTE--Get theatre coupons at these stores in Port Perry--Poolroom, Archer Motor Sales, Norman Shoe Repaiz Alix. Gilboord, Beatty Har- Shop. Ask for them to-day. RIAL Theatre Coupons given free for your convenience while shopping in your home store. Coupons good any night including Saturday "and holidays. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Used furniture. Exchange for bicycle. Apply t6 W. G. Real, Port Perry. june 15 ere lM I IN: POULTRY FARMERS Why not have those cockerels caponized for greater profits? See Grant Real, Port Perry. junelb lA A AA DIED VEALE--In Cartwright Township, Ruby Grace, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil L. Veale, in her 23rd year. ------eeetl PPP ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. D. A. Ferguson, B.A., Minister. 7 p.m.--Evening Service rel PAP CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION 8 a.m.--Holy Communion. 11 a.m.--Morning Service. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Sunday, June 11th-- 10 a.m.--Sunday School. 11 a.m.--Worship Service. 2.30 p.m.--Oddfellows parade and service. ~ Subject: "The Things Beyond." Prince Albert 1 p.m.--Sunday School 7.30 p.m. Worship Service. ee lM Mr MORTGAGE SALE of 5 acres of valuable garden land on] which there fs said tobe erected a "0 God Our Help in Ages Past"{} Seripture Reading--Rev. Mr. Nind | : Hymn--"Nearer My God to Thee" Address--Rev. Mr. Richards : Selection by Band 9. Hymn--"Abide With Me" The House and Grounds Committee will make arrangements for car park- ing at the East and 'West gates, and no cars will be allowed to drive through the grounds during the be i Si dollar hu on rons shipped ai live delivery a starting House and Grounds Committee--A, W. Allin, Wm. Jackson, J. R. Baird. T. J. Widden, Thos. Dobson, FREE -- Brooder Box with every order for 50 or more. : BRAY CHICK HATCHERY 79 Clayburn Ave, St Catharines | | Branch at Lindsay, Phone 1301 cLeato « and PRESSED \ "(Over Observer Office) Goole called for and folivered, c P. ROLPH, PORT_PERRY, ] LIVE ST00E- Bacon Hogs (FOB) ao Calves Vaasa sess ans god Cows savers rans edaans Use ROADCRAFT TIRES... this season and save money. They will cost you less and carry you farther than any similarly priced tires +. «And there's 50 years of experience, 50 years of square dealing, back of every ROADCRAFT TIRE, The ROADCRAFT (MADE BY GUTTA PERCHA) The famous Gum Cushion construe- tion is used in 'the ROADCRAFT TIRE. Study the way this tire is built, 'Note how the Jrotent and reinforce the tire against ruising road shocks, preventing damage to cord fabric and thousands of miles to tire life. No other tire at this price has the pro- tection of Gum Cushions. Many other features make the ROADCRAFT TIRE -- made by Gutta Percha-- ; theontstanding value in tires. GUTTA PERCHA & RUBBER, LIMITED Head Office: Toronto . Branches from Coast to Coast GUM CUSHIONS An Extra Value 'ROADCRAFT Tires have Cushions of pure gum rubber moulded in between the plies of that reduces friction and wear at these as effecti ee ea aces friuts ss efestively cord fabric, makinga * um Cushions - = F. E. Luke, Optometrist, 167 Wheat ,. vases TB 0 TT Buckwheat ..... LAW OF FICE GREER & HUMPHREYS Barristers, Solicitors, ete. Money to Loan Now located in the office of H. W. Emmerson, Purdy Block, Queen Street Phone 264 is Phone after hours: 8514 ROOMS FOR RENT Apply to Mrs. Wm. McCrae, PortPerry. PLANTS FOR SALE Early varieties of Tomatoes, Cab- bage and Aster Plants. Good strong plants, per box 15e. or 2 for 2be. june 8 D. CORBMAN 'DR. W. 8. HARPER London, England, . Office and Surgery--Port Perry, Ont. Phone 17. The Creamery IS PAYING 19c., 18c,, and 16c. FOR BUTTER FAT. and make more money by semding your cream to the PORT PERRY CREAMERY A. GOODE & SON; Proprietors , Chiropractic Midelbipmmpiios recon ington's practice in Port Perry, and is continuing in the same office. abo d --~ Hours 9 to n mn Thursdays and Saturdays. =~ =~ Yonge St. Toronto's able "eye "sight specialist, may be con- sulted about your. eyes for ONTARIO GRAIN (vipping Polat) =] Oats. reesei 28 to 30 You can save labor