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I ath Fo Kee int eR 7 a Port. Parry. Mr. and Mrs. Bert, Simpson ot Picton, were the guests of Mr. and Murs. S. Farmer, last week. Mr. Owen Cliff recently spent a week in the General Electric Repair Shop, gaining an insight into the electrical repair work. Misses Virginia Nasmith, Joyce Moyle and Mr. Forbes Nasmith, all of Toronto, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Bentley. W.C. T. U. The regular monthly meeting of the local W, C. T. U. will be held at the home of Mrs. L. G. Hall, on Wednes- day afternoon, at 3 o'clock. A GOOD THERMOMETER Evidently someone agrees with us that the Port Perry Star thermometer is a desirable piece of property; for the one in front of the office has been stolen, It might be noted that the instrument is° not guaranteed to register the heat in the place re- served for the wicked. GOES INTO TRAINING Misg Patricia Jackson has entered the Western Hospital to take a three- year training course in nursing. Prior to her leaving the Misses Elma and Dora Reesor gave her an evening party, and Miss Helen Anderson a dinner party. "Pat's" many friends join in wish- ing her a successful career. 'BROKEN -ARMS We regret to report that two per- sons had the misfortune to break an arm on Saturday--DMrs. David Steele, Port Perry, and Mr. S. Arnold, of Arnold's - Dairy, Prince Albert. They have our sympathy, and kindly wishes for a speedy recovery as possible. TRIMMING THE TREES An excellent job of tree trimming has been done in Port Perry. This work needed to be done, as there was considerable dead wood in the trees, which not only spoiled their appear- ance, but was an actual source of danger to pedestrians and others on windy days. The Council is to be complimented for having-- this piece of work done. Save the old trees and plant new ones would be a good slogan for Port Perry. W. M. 8S. The regular monthly meeting of the Wonien's Missionary Society of the Port Perry United Church was held on Wednesday, February 9th, at the home of Mrs. Geo. Jackson. Follow- ing the reading of the reports and a discussion of business 'Mrs. Smallman lead in the devotional exercises. A very helpful article on "The Church in Aotion in the Nation" was read by Mrs. Smallman and Mrs. Walker led in prayer. The chapter of our Study Book, dealing with "The Light of the Mind", was most ably taken by Mrs. Murphy. She pointed out the growth and influence of religious education in Trinidad, Japan and other parts of the -..Far East, Then Mrs. L. Hall gave a ery 'interesting report of the Presby- "terial Convention recently held at "Claremont. ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. R. Simpson, Minister Evening Service at 7 p.m. Sunday School at 2.80. ; Everybody weleome Y. P. 8S. Tuesaday at 8 p.m. fine bi abe Lions Club Meets_ A resolution of appreciation was passed at the recent Lions Club meet- ing, thanking the anonymous friend who is prepared to donate a trophy to the "Midget" Hockey Club. This generous offer is most sincerely ap- preciated. The outstanding feature of the Lions program was the address by Lion Rev. J. C. Clough, descriptive of conditions in the Peace River Valley. Mr. Clough had been a missionary in the Peace district, and brought to his hearers a vivid picture of the daily lite of the settlers there, illustrated by snapshots taken on the spot. He gave glowing accounts of the prolific vegetation produced in the brief spring and summer season; of the loyalty of the people to their homes; of the need of the church; and;some TRUE ECONOMY When you buy at BOYNTON"S you get the meat that has the rich juicy flavor. Our motto is to keep the price down so that everyone can afford to buy GOOD MEAT. All our meats are Goverment Inspected W. BOYNTON Phone 4 PORT PERRY R. Moase, T. Meneeley, and W. Sheri- dan played will together, Tom Me- neeley is one of the few right wingers in Port Perry. He scored one pretty goal when he stick-handled through the whole Ranger team to land the puck in the net behind G. Emmerson. The final sco, was 6-4 for "the pictures of roads and low tempera- ture that were not so inviting. The meeting was held in the Parish hall of the Church of the Ascension, where the ladies of the church had prepared a most oppetizing oyster supper. } Lions Kerr and Cornish reported gbod times with the "Midgets" hockey players, and Lion Father Coffey brought a challenge from Newmarket to Port Perry to a game of broom hockey to be played at the Port Perry Carnival, to be held on Friday, Feb: 26th, : - -------- LIONS MIDGET AND JUVENILE HOCKEY The Lions Club of Port Perry sponsored another big night of hockey at the rink when three games ot hockey were played. The first game was between the league leading Ma- roons and Canadiens. The Canadiens came out on top by the score of 2-0. Jeffrey and Stephens played well but they are inclined to play solo most of the time. Alan Colbear in goal for the Maroons let one long shot. go _by him but even Broda does that same thing in the professional game. Gor- don Carnegie and Jack MacGregor make a fine rear-guard for the Ma- roons. The second game was a one-sided affair when the Blackhawks swamped the Leafs by a score of 6-1. Art Brown and Jack Sangster were too much for the Leafs who were without the services of two boys from the country. For the next game, Jack Sangster is going to play for the Leafs and J. Ballard will play for the Black Hawks. Bob Pipe played well in the nets for the Leafs while Grant McDermott worked hard. : The Midget Standing W. L. T. Pts. Maroons .......... 2 1 0 4 Black Hawks ..... 2 1 0 4 Canadiens ........ 1 1 1 3 Leafs .......... tv. 0 2 1 1 The J uvenile Game This game was a fast rough game between the Young Rangers and the Americans, Burgess and Bruce Beare, with Geo. Stone on right wing made good combination plays for the Rangers. This trio scored three for the Rangers while defenceman Glenn MacMaster scored the other two goals for the Rangers.- For the Americans, Forme es WE eT ER ie aie aie fie. wie 'Twenty-Eighth Annual Sale Sponsored by the - Victoria County Shorthorn Assn. to be held in 4 FANNING'S BARN, York St., Lindsay, on Tuesday, March 1st, '38, 1.30 p.m. The offering consists of 17 males, mostly of Scotch Breeding. Several of these bulls are of serviceable age, and proven breeders. DONORS John A. Bent, Omemee. James Casey, Valentia. D. Cullis & Lean, Cameron Roslyn Flett, Oakwood. James Innes & Sons, - J. Blackwater. 'Milton J. Jenkins, Little Britain. J. McPhaden, Cresswell. John K. Parkin & Son, Little Britain. H. Stroud, Cameron. W. J. Noble Swain, Valentia. FOR CATALOGUE APPLY TO JAMES CASEY, President 2 Valentia. Ont. M. H. WINTER, Secretary : Lindsay, Ont. in TED JACKSON, Auctioneer. Port Perry, Ontario. -| age on February 9th. { | held at Claremont in January, At the Rangers, The deciding goal was scored with but one minute to go. i ---- a ---- 'Buy NOW and | SAVE 12" Leather Top Rubbers .. br : Per pair $3. 15" Leather Top Rubbers e 'Per pair $4.05 A few more Winter Shirts left , at 90¢c. and $1.00 each. HAVE YOUR REPAIRING AND OILING DONE NOW FOR SPRING. We use Eureka Harness Oil for oiling harness, also sell it in bulk at 40c. qt. x $1.50 per gallon. WILLIAM WEBSTER Beatty's Store, Port Perry. MEGE " SLAIN "THEATRE ® OSHAWA ® PN Friday-Saturday, Feb, 18-19 A Juvenile O.H.A. team will be picked shortly from among these boys to represent Port Perry in the Ontario playdowns, Geo, Manning and Jim Kerr are looking after the team. An attempt will be made to have Mr, Me- Cormach act as coach. | _ The games for this Thursday night are: Maroons and Leafs at 7.30; Black Hawks and Canadiens at 8.30 Juvenile--Bruins and Americans at 9.30. RES ae The Lions Club are again renting the rink for this night. They are try- ing to do what they can for these boys but they need your-support. Fifteen cents spent for this work will help to" devolep boys: in fine sportsmanship, health and manliness. Come out and roar too. The boys will appreciate it a great deal. UNCLE TOM'S CABIN A mammoth production in pictures will be shown at Port Perry on Satur-, day, February 26th. Harriett Beecher Stowes, famous classic of the South, a story that will live forever, Also on the same bill, Bob Custer, in a thrilling melodrama of the west, "Mark of the Spur" a rip-roaring talking picture of life on the range. Community singing, join with the crowd in singing all the old time songs, illustrated with colored pictures on the screen, NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of John Andrew Marlow Deceased. All persons having claims against "The Bad Man from Brinston" starring Wallace BEERY and Virginia BRUCE. A ® REVIVAL FRIDAY © "Charge of the Light Brigade starring Errol Flynn and Oliva DeHaviland Monday-Tuesday Feb, 21-22. "WISE GIRL" starring Marion HOPKINS and. "ROY 'MALLAND ~~ "ON QUR STAGE Ken Soble's Radio Amateur Stage Unit Six Acts. \ ---- Starting Wednesday, and play- ing for four days "ROSALIE" starring NELSON EDDY and ELEANOR POWELL 4 pac - a PLAY AT PRINCE ALBERT If you want to have a good time, be sure to see the play given in Prince the Estate of John Andrew Marlow, of the Township of Cartwright, in the County of Durham, Hardware Mer- chant, deceased, who died on or about the 18th of January 1938, are hereby notified to send in to the undersigned solicitors on or before the 17th day of March, 1938, full particulars of their claims. Immediately after March 17, Albert on Friday night, Feb. 18, by the -A.Y.P.A. of Blackstock. Admis- sion 26c. and 16¢. DIED : JAMES--At Manchester, on Fri- day, February. 11th, 1938, Elizabeth E. McKee, beloved wife of Leslie 1988, the assets of the deceased will| James, in her 62nd year. be distributed among the parties en- titled thereto, having-regard only to claims of which the solicitors shall then have notice. Dated February '15, 1938. Harris, Harris & Wallace, Port Petry, Ontario, Solicitors. for' John Andrew Marlow Estate. : mars] W.M.S. EVENING AUXILIARY The February meeting of the Even- ing Auxiliary was held at the parson- Thirty mem- bers beirig present. The devotional period was in charge of Mrs. F. Beare's group. Mrs. Colbear, delegates, gave very full CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Rector--Rev. J. C. Clough Sunday, February 20th-- 3 p.m.--Sunday School. 7 p.m.--Evensong and sermon. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Special Services in the Interests of Canadian Girls in Training. 11 a.m.--Speaker, Miss Betty Rossr Dominion Girls' Work Secretary. 1.45 p.m.--Men's Class and Forum. Mrs. Peterson and| 2.46 p.m.--Sunday School. Miss Ross will speak. reports of the Presbyterial meeting|7 pm. -- Inspirptional Service for girls. Speaker: Miss- Ross. Candle close lunch was served and a social half hour spent. Light Service of Dedication at the close. F ¥ i . BAW GUMMING = The undersigned is prepared to gum and sharpen crosscut saws and cir- cular saws. Good work guaranteeo. R. G. Sutcliffe, Borelia. - COLLINS FARM SOLD The Collins' Myrtle Station, Ont. ---- NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Thomas Gaaton|H Webster, late of the Township of | Reash, in the County of Ontario, |¥ Farmer, Deceased. : All persons having claims against | the Estate of Thomas Ganton Web-|¥ ster, late of the Township of Reach, |¥ '|in the County of Ontario, farmer, de- § | ontiod,. who died on. the:8qth day of November, 1987, are hereby notified to send in to the undersigned Ex- ecutors on or before the First of day of March, 1988, full particulars of their claims, Immediately after March 1st, 1088, the assets of the Testator will be distributed among the parties entitled thereto having regard only to claims of which the said Ex- ecutors shall then have notice. Dated at Port Perry, Ontario, this 27th day of January, 1988, Burnsell - Webster and Charles Webster, R.R.2, Port Perry, Execu- tors of the Estate of Thomas Ganton Webster. r " Febl7 CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all those who sup ported me in the recent Groceteria | contest, in which (with your help) I won second prize. Mrs, C. R. Butson. ~~ FARM RENTED ; Mr. Frank Dowson, of Port Perry, has rented his farm to Mr. W. Milner, of Buttonville, Ont, Mr, Dowson is moving to Scugog Island, and will oc- cupy the Stacey Farm. QUILT PATCHES , Prints, Broadcloths, 156c. 1b., large size~26¢c. -Ib.; -Plain and: Fancy Silk cuts, 16¢. and 26c¢, Ib.; Cloth 36¢c. Ib,; Velvet '60c. Ib. Postage be. per Ib. extra." Town Hall Button Shop, at -| Whitby, Ont. SUITS CLEANED| SUITS SPONGED AND PRESSED 60 Cents Dry Cleaned $1.00 C. P. ROLPH ' OVER THE OBSERVER OFFICE Feb2d | § 'opposite Port | & Perry, on Scugog Island, has been sold | & to Mr, Bloomer, of Toronto. The deal | {4 was negotiated by Mr. W. J, Cook, of | § 1 f PORT PERRY ONT, | Lawrence's Drug Store News (You can save with Safety at Your Rexall Store) % - 2.4 5p SDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1988 Sx KING CONDITION POWDERS 8 Just what horses need to 5 put them in shape, and keep 8 them in shape. - 1 Ib. Package 2bc. 5 Ib. Package, $1.00 4 PHONE 49 LAWRENCE'S COUGH SYRUP TYPICAL LAWRENCE A VALURS =r KRUSCHEN SALTS (Glant Size) .........iieii006 ENGLISH HEALTH SALT, 20¢c., 3%¢. ALKA SELTZER, RUM, HONEY, COD LIVER OIL. or. 29¢, and 67 oes 8 oz. bottle 50c. A. M. LAWRENCE | - 5 1 Port Perry i. 'Be Thrifty and Shop at to $1.00 Store | -- il! @ SPECIALS @ Quilting Supplies, Ladies House Dresses, Hosiery, Slips, Gloves--Mens' Work Shirts, Mitts, Socks--Enamel, ~ Granit ware--Glass & China = English -China Breakfast Sets .at Tea Set prices. See them for value at Bentley's Jewellery Store. DR. J. B. LUNDY DENTAL SURGEON Office above Bell Telephone Exchange, . | North side Queen Street, Port Perry, Phones: Office 68w, Residenbe 68] 'RUSSELL D. HUMPHREYS ~W. A. Sangster DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours: 9 am. to § pm. Office Up-Stairs, over Sleep's Insurance Office. ) 0c 0 Having moved to Myrtle Station, I § intend to carry on my SEED BUSINESS there mn n n ag formerly. in their season. certified;.seed, at $1.00 wy Phone 120 r 4. Your business will receive our prompt attention, and will be much appreciated We have a quantity of Cobbler Potatoes grown from J. FE. McCLINTOCK I will carry all kinds of -- Clover and Grass Seeds, also Corn per bag, while they last. MYRTLE STATION * 24Y; Simcoe Street North, Oshawa. Phone 814 in attendance at my Port Perry office on , Tuesday and Thursday afternoons of each «week or by appointment, Queen Street, Port Perry, Phone 264 : OWNED AND OPERATED BY" The firm of Gresa & HuMpmawys is disolved | i... PORT PERRY | A middle-aged woman for. house- keeper in large family with low. in. 'come. - Write stating married, single, age, experience, references. Visiting | Homémakera! Association, 511 Huron - St, Toronto. : (The rm ot Gren & Honrsrs fa discived) ARTHUR W., S. GREER in ajtendance at my Port Perry efies on Wednesday morning, and Friday afternoen of each week, or hy appointment. Queen Street, Port Perry, Phone 3 London, E: oval Infirmary, Glesgow. Office and Surgery--Port Perry, Ont, : sral. : i was 0 OD * ain