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To every person paying three years' subscription to the Port Perry Star there will be given a FREE copy of ONTHE SHORES OF SCUGOG This offer applies to new sub- "scriptions, renewals, or payment of arrears. We need the money. You will enjoy Well bound i in cloth, Regular Price $2.00 _ PORT PERRY STAR Start the New Year Right If you have not been using our "Better Fuels" place -§ your order with us and be assured of getting heat satis- faction. We handle FAMOUS READING ANTHRACITE that better Pennsylvania Hard Coal. COKE--Hamco Dustless ° Coke--Nut and . Range sizes. Semet Solvay Coke. ROSEDALE ALBERTA COAL--the same good ona coal we have sold the last three winters. Fresh car- load just arrived this week. HARDWOOD. HARWOOD SLABS. If you wish WELSH COAL, SCOTCH COAL, coal or coke Jor Jour blower or stoker, we can get you what you nee PORT PERRY COAL YARD W. G. W. PYATT "Reliable Service and Better Fuels" af Sulher Saie v or ws TR Phones--94W and 94J KRUSCHEN SALT, giant package has again made its ap- ; pearance. It has the trial sample in addition to the regular size package. Price 75c. . WEST'S TOOTH PASTE SLOGAN CONTEST-- If you want to win a 1986 Chevrolet or one of the 81 '§ other valuable prizes, procure two tubes of -Dr. West's Tooth Paste for 38c, and I will give you a "contest entry blank" on which to write your slogan of twenty - words or less. STOCK- TAKING IS OVER and I am clearing out at half price all odds and ends as well as some discontinued manufacturers' lines, also a few lines in which I'find-an-- over stock at two for the price of one. cludes some cough medicines, toilet water, hand lotions, Guten; powders, throat shisis, cod liver oil, kidney pills, etc. Morrison's Drug Store Port Perry Phone 16 ROYAL PURPLE CONCENTRATE, 100' ROYAL PURPLE CALF MEAL, 25% ...... " .. 1.00 , MARVEL PASTRY FLOUR, 24%¢ ................. 65 |) ARISTOCRAT TOMATO JUICE, per tin ........... . 05 | FOUNTAIN: TOMATOES, 2s ..... akin) 4 for 26¢. 4 PRINCESS FLAKES ............... HANIPPRINE | 1.0 EGO BAKING POWDER, RETRAIN | © HEALTH BRAN, 3s ....... RSE I ENE Pe Ets | HARRY HORNE'S CUSTARD POWDER, 1602 .... .29 MEN'S. OXFORD SHOES ................$2.50 to $5.50 ¢ LADIES' MOTOR BOOTS, Black or Brown ......... 8.25 § LADIES' ALL RUBBER GOLOSHES vernon. 140 J MISSES ALL RUBBER GOLOSHES ...... i... 1.30) GOOD OLD CHEESE, per 1b. ,.................... .224 J.F. MoOLINTOCK, Phone 36, Port Perfy The latter in- BE a few cents a DAY" "Yes. that's what I work for, and I'm the most willing worker you ever hired! "Every hour of the day, seven days-a week, I'm at your service, ready to run your errands, keep you in touch with friends,-pro- tect you against all kinds of emergencies. H » "Give me a ghance to prove my worth; you'll HS : "» never want to be without me again. x) HAVE YOU A TELEPHONE IN YOUR HOME? Our local business office will gladly 3 supply information. equipped to handle your printing requirements. ~ ISEND IN THE NEWS. We are "always ready to print it. Terrible Housing Conditions in Toronto 'save them through communism or = The Star's Job De artment is-well "ing; rotting--and deteriorating; .bytery should speak out Jogariing, ~ PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MARCH 26th, 1936 SN wai -- L) Women . de Graff Permanent Ware. . . « Everywhere in Canada . vi Are Talking About the Sensational New reconditioning the hair' " with a new scientific prin ciple of oil treatment ; .% 3 the de Graff method of $ 34 00 permanent waving haswon instant popularity every. , Whete. ' New wave i a ive a Secure one of these deep, deep lasting Finger Wave. natural, enduring de Graff New er Waving Lotion i waves now, leaves the ir soft and lustrous PORT PERRY : Ne Sraff endorses the C : 6 "We must" urge the City Council. "Children are absorbing influences and the Provincial Government to tear | 'that are damning 'their souls and down those shacks, We need 25,000 withering them",. declared one of the new homes in this city", declared Rev. members 'supporting the 'resolution. W. H. Burgess, minister of Queen St.' Mr. Burgess offered to conduct Pres- United Charch, addressing the Toron- bytery through some of the distressed to. Centre Presbytery, 'meeting in homes in his charge. : Westminister.Contral United Chureh, oH ere is something on which we can ~ Producing some Soviet literature, all speak with moral passion and re Mr. Burgess stated: "I think: Chris- , ligious fervour", said Rev. Dr. Ronald tians would wake up if they read some | MacLeod, minister of Rosedale United of this material. You can get any Church; and President of the Toronto amount of this within a block of my' Conference. "We cannot tolerate such church. If God can't save the people things any longer." through the Church, He-is going to Deploring a" popular Sunday even- | ing broadcast, Rev. W. G. Johnston, minister of Eglinton United Church, "said that there was hardly a church : that had not been 'affected by it. Urging that a letter be sent to the sponsors asking that the hour be Referring to "harrowing conditions | changed, he commented: "From time that exist where people live-iff places|immemorial Sunday Sysnin has been hardly fit for pigs", Rev. Dr. George sacred." 0. Falils voiced the opinion that Pres- | Standing: in silence Presbytery paid tribute to the late Dr. 'Isaac Tovell. housing conditions. . "Children have A resolution was passed honoring Dr. rheumatics which we expect only in. Harvey. Grant, 70-year-old missionary, only people", he added, moving to who is retiring after more than forty bring the matter before the people. | years' service in Honan, China. some other way. Our people are dy-! --and- he pleaded with Presbytery to pass a resolution upholding Dr. Bruce's re- port on housing conditions. HOOSE a Chevrolet, andy you get all three of today's biggest SAFETY features: ONE--perfected Hydraulic Brakes, to bring the car to a swift, swerveless stop, with lighter-than-average pedal pres- sure. TWO---solid steel, one- piece Turret Top Bodies by Fisher throughout the cari THREE--high quality * Safety glass ~ PRICED FROM 5775 (Standard Series 2-pass. Coupe) Master DeLuxe Models from $909 o Delivered at a Ey Ont. Rechts Foo on Fos only extra. J : - Chevrolet is the only low-priced car that gives 'you full, three- point safety at the lowest cost-- along with Valve-in-Head engine, ~for maximum power at'minimum _ expense for gasoline and oil--*Knee ~ Action. gliding ride with shock: proof steering--and builtin Fisher No-Draft Ventilation. Easy 79 GMAC terms. ; *On Master De Luxe Models reuular 4 's wave MULLIGAN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE < Phone 78 i efficiency of this shop TRAPPERS MEET IN PROTEST (Watchman-Warder) An industry worth between $60,000 and $60,000 to the Counties.of Victoria Ontario Government at Queen's Park in setting the open season on Musk- rats at March 20 to 'April 8, according to hundreds of trappers in the Lindsay district, some seventy of whom gath- ered in the Town Hall at Lindsay last week, and sent a petition to the' Hon. H. C. Nixon, Minister of Games and time. " "Muskrats are more. plentiful this year than in any of the last three," Mr. B. Reeves, well known local trap- ping enthusiast explained to "The Warder." "And in spite of this they have cut. the season from a month to two weeks for 1986. We used to get longer than a month even. This year is' the first that skins have 'been worth- Anything. ' 'Buyers are predicting prices of $1.75 to $2.00 a skin, where last year we were getting around 60 cents. If they had to shorten the season why .| didi't they do-it when prices were ; down? shortness of the season but the fact out and by April 38 the rivers will likely be still covered up and we might all." "But isn't the Government move in order to protect the rats and pre- vent. their extinction?" The Warder asked, "4Tt doesnt' work that way at all" replied Mr. Reeves. "In the winter they let the water down in the river and the freezing through to the bot- tom kills most of. them off anyway, The number we get is practically nothing compared to the number the government kills every winter. 'The big thing this year though, is that they might as well not give us an open season at all the way they're do- ing it because there are only about three days when the trapping is really good: That's when the 'run' is on. " 'The run' is when the ice goes out of the river. have any 'run' at all this year." Mr. Reeves further explained that the situation is a difficult one for country storekeepers as well. "Many give credit during the winter to trap- pers who pay them back out of their lowed to continue it just means that storekeepers are going to do Without their money this year. hat'; a $20.00 WILL BUY ELECTRIC RADIO "in good working order re NS and Haliburton faces extinction for this "year due to the action of the Fisheries, requesting an extension of "The trouble i8 not so much the ; that you can't trap until the ice goes as' well not have any open season at It looks as if we won't catch in the spring. If things are al- _ Westinghouse pe pv "h =