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A SW. ; 0 the Telephone Office, Port Perry ain Fp of Footwear for every member of the family. ¢ ~ this fall, with leather advancing. it is really a good time to lay in =» The children will be needing shoes for school opening which' is not so far away. You will save money if you buy: now. Our -time is getting short and we are anxious to ES clear this stoek out, it, is to your advantage to act quickly. | "This is the time 'and Overcoats 'different designs in Tweeds, Fancy you re PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 108, 1983 ae es DON'T DELAY ONLY A SHORT TIME LEFT We 'wish to thank our many tustomers: who have helped so far to We still have a large stock of all kinds "Shoes will be higher make our sale a success, an extra pair. of shoes, 'Plenty of bargains in Men's Overalls, Work Pants, Smocks and _ many lines of Gents' Furnishings, Hosiery, Corticelli Wools; "etc. JAMES McKEE Phone 182 Port Perry, 'ou sat '|and they are now waiting for a good |] "lof Toronto, preached here on Sunday '| His old parishioners are always glad 'fto have him on the field again, and TO BUY: 'Made-to-Measure SUITS We are offering good values--G60 Specializing \Worsteds, Grey and Blue Serges. YOUR CHOICE FOR $35.00. . Pressing and Dry Cleaning Done ap oi Rodman TAILOR ~ Saturda Disney _ even ngs lock - MERCHA EYESIGHT SPECIALIST % Author of Eyes in-Modern Life exclusively muscle anomalies, eyesight and glasses. Open 'Tuesday, yi Thursday and posite P.O. OSHAWA, ONT. 1516 -- Phone -- 1616 : to hear of the death of Mrs. A. Flett, St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto, on a COAL W0oD COKE | "BLUE COAL?" is the best Anthra- ok MYRTLE Mr. James: Scott, of Columbus, was the guest of his brother-in-law, Mr, Jas, Lawrence, on Sunday. A number of farmers have finished threshing and harvesting operations, rain so the ground will be fit to plow. A' former pastor, Rev. Geo. Nickle, evening in the interest of the Lord's Day Alliance, and gave a most earnest talk on the importance of the Sabbath, pointing out it was not a day of re- creation or for business, but purely a day set apart for worship and rest. are pleased to note that his health is so much improved. There will be no preaching service here for the next two Sundays, but Rev. Mr. Totton will be "in" the pulpit for Sunday, August 27th, when the service will be at 3 p.m. 'Friends here were really shocked of Cherrywood, who passed away in Saturday. Deceased was the young- est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Tarvis, who predeceased her a few years ago, and she was born and spent the greater part of her life here. She is survived by her husband, one daugliter Norma, and one son Roy, who with her sisters and brothers have the deepest sympathy of old friends here, = Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Downey and son Frank, were holidaying at the summer home of the former's sister, in Huron, last week, Mrs. Rosswell Dobson and dinghist Joan, of Oshawa, spent' the holiday with the former's parents. Mrs. Jack Kirkham visited friends in Toronto, last week. Mr. R. Pike, of Toronto, has been visiting his sister Mrs. J. Hughson. ll i i™ COUNTY GIRLS HOLD ANNUAL CONFERENCE ON HOUSEHOLD : SCIENCE Upwards of ninety - representative young ladies of the County of Ontario foregathered. at the Music Hall, in cite mined in America. It is colored blue so as to be identified at a glance. 'We can supply you with -- BRITISH coaL, HAMILTON COKE, - ey F RED E. REESOR Phones: I'. HARD: and Sot Wood, Cement, Lime, Lumber, Etc. Office 3 w; Res 733 COAL COKE supply on hand to meet your needs. FAMOUS READING 'ANTHRACITE--That Better Dona ria Hard Coal. SCOTCH COAL, WELSH COAL, STEAM, COAL, CANNEL COAL. HAMILTON BY-PRODUCT COKE, BODY HARDWOOD, HARD- WOOD SLABS, SOFT SLABS. CEMENT--A fresh earload. just arrived. Also Fresh LIME and PARISTONE, TILE:- WG W. PYATT AY w and 94J. . Mulligan's Beauty Shoppe are announced. Ask for ticket All the latest styles of hairdressing. H. H. MULLIGAN, Proprietor ANOTHER PRIZE IS OFFERED FOR JULY== A Permanent Wave to the holder of the Lucky Number. Draw, other Prize Offered > Elsewhere in this issue the results of the recent contest at MULLIGAN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE FIRE! - insured at once HAROLD W. EMMERSON DONT WORRY ABOUT Have your property properly WOOD)" "CEMENT - LIME - TILE When in need of any of the above give us a call. . We have a full]. "Your orders will receive our usual Groin and careful attention. PORT PERRY COAL YARD "Reliable Service and Better Fuels" Uxbridge, on Tuesday of last week, where they took part in an excellent program under the supervision of Miss E. Wallace, of the Institute Branch of the Department of Agriculture, The forenoon was taken up with a judging: competition 'in two sections. Under Nutrition School Lunches and Menus were judged; under the heading of clothing were dresses for Street and church wear, and a special class in patching. Thirty girls took part in' the competition. The winners of which were: _ Junior Competition Nutrition-- : ! Helen Carter, R. R. 3 Port Perry. Evelyn Gilroy, R.R.1 Myrtle Station 3 'the C. N. E, ~Maudie Smith, R.R. 2, Port Perry. Marion Holtby, Manchester. Clothing-- ; Rowena Pickett, Uxbridge, R.R®S Margaret I. Spencely, Claremont. Jean McClintock, Port Perry, R.R.2 Mabel Niddery, Port Perry, R.R.2, Senior Competition Nutrition-- , Y Rachel Ashenhurst, Uxbridge R.R.3 Irene L. Davidson, Sandford. - Phyllis Ashenhurst, Uxbridge R.R.3 Clothing-- Sadie E. Ward, Balsam Jean Hosie, Goodwood. Mae Barber, Port Perry, R.R. 2 « In the afternoon the program con- sisted of: Correct placing of erasions on the forenoon classed and judging given by the judges Miss Wallace and Miss Eadie of<the Institute Branch. Community singing followed under the direction of Miss Elsie Ward. Election of officers for 1934 took place. Musical selections were "given by Misses Mabel Niddery and Jean Mc- by Miss Jean Hosie of Goodwood, A demonstration of packing a suit case was then given by Sadie Evans, who showed that it was possible to pack quite a bunch of stuff in the limited space, Scugog Junior Girls Institute gave a skit, "Dinner is Served" and Miss Irene Dayidson of Sandford gave an excellent demonstration of cutting and fitting a garment using a house dress as a sample, The interest taken by the young people in this work has been of a steady growth, The work was orig- inated by the Ontario Department of Agriculture a few years ago un- der the direction of Institutes Branch and so favorably has it been re- ceived 'by the young ladies of the province it is now being recognized ag one of the outstanding lines in the junior work of the Department. As a result of this competition a team of three young ladies, Evelyn Gilroy, Myrtle Station; Helen Carter,|. Port Perry; Jean McClintock, Port Perry. Spare, Rowena Pickett, Ux- bridge were chosen to represent Ont- tario County in -similar competition at the Canadian National Exhibition this year. In ion cto inte -County--compe-| tition open competitions are held at in Nutrition apd Cloth- ing for girls and in Judging Live- stock, Poultry, Fruit and Vegetables for boys. Particulars may be secured by applying to W. M. Croskery, Dept. of Agriculture, Uxbridge, 'BLACKSTOCK (Continued from page 1) and Marion wefe recent visitors at the' home of Mr, and Mrs. H. Galbraith. Miss Mabel Argue has returned John's church and in the evening a! home after a pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs, Sandy Dawson, of Windsor. Mrs. John McKee is visiting with friends in Midland. The tenth annual Mountjoy Picnic was held at Morden's Tourist Camp Bowmanville on Saturday, July 29th, with the splendid attendance of 105. The weather was ideal and the after- noon was spent in sdeial conversations after which a well arranged program of sports under the leadership of Mrs. both young and old -were given an opportunity: of taking part and for which suitable prizes were given. At 6 o'clock all sat down to a delicious picnic supper to which all apparently did ample justice. The company was then called to order by Mr. J. E. El- liott at the request of the president and the following officers were elected for 1934. Peesident--Mr. Everett Mountjoy, Kedron, Sec.-Treas--Mrs. J. E. Elliott, Bowmanville, Executive Committee--Mr., Wm. Mountjoy, Ked- ron, Mr. C. J. Mountjoy, Islington, Mr. T. Mountjoy, Haydon, Mr. Luther Mountjoy, Blackstock; convener § of sports committee, Mrs, Everton White, Tyrone. . As darkness gathered round the the various families wended their way home, loath to part but glad to have enjoyed a happy afternoon together, and looking forward to our next pic- nic at the same place on the Tast Sat- urday in July. The August meeting of the Victor- ian Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Harry VanCamp, on Wednesday afternoon," the 2nd, and took the form of a picnic at which 90 membets and visitors were present. Among the races which were held was the young ladies' race won by Miss Frances Mountjoy; young married women's race won by Mrs. C. Marlow; two minute time race won by Miss M. Werry. At the conclusion of the sports' program a vote of thanks was tendered Mrs. VanCamp for her hos- pitality and a splendid picnic lunch en- joyed by all. Miss Hazel Mountjoy has recently purchased a new Plymouth car.' Owing to the unsettled condition of the weather the annual Field Day held under the auspices of the Athletic Association, wasn't as successful as last year and only part of the program Everton White was carried out, when| . re es aio Page Five * F. W. Brock & Son . The RED & WHITE Store ; "FALCON COFFEE, 1's ....., RED & WHITE TEA; I's... .......,.45¢. JUNKET, Tablets or Powder ~.2 for 25c. Golden Spray R & W. BAKING POWDER ........25c. HANDY AMMONIA .......... for 13c. HELMET CORN BEEF ...... 2 for 25c. . Cheese CLARK'S SPAGHETTI ...... 2 tins 23c. PINK SALMON, I's ......... . tin 10c. 2 for 25¢. yparrn SALTS, Gold Medal, . tin 14c. Bottle *....... TARE dF SU IL JF VE 25¢. QUAKER CHILI SAUCE ....... ... 1c. KOLONA COFFEE, I's .......... ..29c¢. Aylmer Catsup per bottle 10c. Pearl Naptha Soap 3 for 1(c. LILY CHICKEN HADDIE BRUNSWICK SARDINES Red Star Salmon 12 ounce CERTO PALMIST AND MEDIUM Mr. and Mrs. Madame Nevada of Oshawa, will be at the home of Mrs. Wright, Black- stock, on Saturday, August 12th, by Mrs, Tele, of sports--was--able--to--be carried out: The Girls" Softball Tournament was won by Blackstock Girls with the fol-. lowing . teams competing: Bethany, Scugog," Port Perry and Blackstock. The Boys' Softball was won by the Caegarca boys with . the following teams competing: Port Perry, Janet- ville, Caesarea and Blackstock. Total proceeds for the afternoon and even- ing were $65.75. Total expenses were | $45.38. The cafeteria supper was served on {the grounds by the A.Y.P.A. of St. very successful dance was held in the Community Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. W. Brock 'Fownship, Murs, Mr. SCUGOG Miss Madge Mcllardy Miss Jessie Smith, of Toronto, wdére 'week end guests of Mr. and Mrs, B. Crooks and Jean, over the week end. and nicee and Mrs, Mr. J. Travell, of Oshawa, was alliams, of Whitby, week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Sa of Mr. and Mrs. J. Rodman. ' Mrs. R. Mr. R. Jones, of Toronto, is visiting | girls' {Thanks Mr. Glen cousing Bert his sister Mrs. T. Redman. Mr. Herrington und Miss H. of Toronto, are visiting with Mr. Mrs, R. Carter. Locke, ! Demara and Geo. Oshawa one day last week. of Toronto, is visiting her sister Mrs, Oliver Reader. Glad to hear Miss Elsie Reader is very much Mrs, DE A SET EE I RE EN FALCON SWEET MIXED PICKLES, : DE AE IE EERE SE SE RED & WHITE TOILET PAPER 3 for 25c¢. R. & W. SALAD DRESSING, 6 oz. .. 14c. 25¢. PEPER 5c. 15¢. 2 for 2le. 2 for 25c. 29c¢. Be 29c. i RY fTood were in is' R. Hood and children, Heron and sons, of visited Wannamaker, on Sunday. Wharton and My. J. Wharton, of Torontu, and Mrs. P. Wil- were holiday guests A. Sweetman. D. Burnham presented the softhall team with a new bat. Burnham. their visiting yo request. Readings 50c. and S1.00. 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