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PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, Phone 618, WHITBY (All Shows Daylight Saving Time) Thursday, Friday and Saturday, MAY 30-31, and JUNE 1 Two shows at 7.30 and 9.30 p.m. Saturday Matineé at 1.30 Barbara Stanwick, Fred MacMurray, in : "Remember the Night" with Beulah Bondi, Sterling Holloway. Also the first of a New Series, "ATLANTIC PATROL" Canada's Navy on Convoy Duty, * * - Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, JUNE 3-4-5 Last Complete Show at 8.50 "The Cat and the »" Canary : with Bob Hope, Paulette Goddard. Also an ADDED Attraction. "Oh, Johnny, How You Can Love" with Tom Brown, Peggy Moran, Allen Jenkins, Isabel Jewell. Beatty Block = - a SHEEP No person cares to predict po USE HANFORD'S | THURSDAY, MAY 80th, 1940 PRENTICE'S Beauty - Parlour -- Phone 223 With or Without Appointments -- SPECIALS-- ISANA Machineless Permanents: $3.50 & $5. NAIVETTE OIL Machineless Permanents .. $4.50 and $6.00 ISANA CREAM Permanent Wave--$5. Oil Permanents $2, $3, $4 and $5 Shampoo & Finger-Wave MANICURE - - FACIAL - - = 50¢ 35¢ 50¢ _ Phone 223, Port Perry ARTHUR PRENTICE, Prop. a ee Set 4 -ll i Recommended + } I] for Athletes BALSAM - POLL EVIL \ Foot; : DISTEMPER ETE of MYRRH Pe isoni - - . i. FISTULA } . Poisoning; | : i Cuts, Burns, Protection against Infection GALLS ix Dries yom, Famous for over 90 years SWEENY. r . - injuries. For Human & Veterinary use ETC. Port Perry -_ i a CALVES HOGS the-future trend of the live optimistic, or on the other hand too pessimistic." Due to war conditions is it not reasonable to suppose that as the months go by demand should increase, which in itself would stock {rade because any prediction is liable to be 3 stimulate trading, and to a large extent absorb our surplus meat products. The first essential is fo finish your live § stock to a point where it appeals to the buyerg and. com- mands top quality prices. MARKETS : " ; -- Toronto is one-of the best live stock markets in Canada, has excellent accommodation, comfortable quarters, free running water, and Scales that are tested and inspected regularly by the Inspector of Weights and Measures. A market where buyers assemble from outside cities, towns and villages, . buyers from numerous packing plants in Ontario 'as well as wholesale butchers and buyers for American and British Markets. SALESMANSHIP' Can you afford to neglect seeing to it that your live stock is well sold? The Public Market provides the only reliable and up-to-date service for merchandising your live stock. Our salesmen with expert knowledge of commercial live "stock are in a position to render a real service to producers, and your interests fully protected: Instruct your shipper 2% or truck driver to consign your stock to us and have it sold on the Open Market for the highest price available. It will pay you to get in touch with us. Telephone Lyndhurst '§ 1143 or 1144 or write us. ~ Your patronage solicited and appreciated The United Farmers' Co-Operative : Company, Limited LIVE STOCK BRANCH g y TORONTO "oe oe market prices. courteous service. 1 - Bert. MacGregor, EVERY DAY SERVICE ~All through the year on every shopping day, we are at your service with the best meats at the lowest Phone calls receive prompt and i Record of Silos Built by D. M. Jackson & Son NOTE This remarkable record of silo building will be of inter- est to many readers. 1909 E. R. Gunn, Beaverton, 16x30 Thos. Wyndatt, Beaverton, 12x35 John Warren, Gamebridge, 12x30 Thos. McAvoy, Balsam, 14x32} Fred Western, Sonya, 14x25 1910 John Bray, Raglan, 14x32} Luther Scott, Epsom, 14x30 John Tummonds, Epsom, 14x30 J Jos. Kilgour, Eglington, 14x32} Jos. Kilgour, Eglington, 14x32} John Watson, Seagrave, 14x37} Jos. Peel, Port Perry, 14x30. 1911 Thos. Redman, Port Perry, 106x373 Leslie Webster, Little Britain, 14x30 Wm. Davidson, Little John Davidson, Little Britain, 14x30 Robt, Vernon, Myrtle, 14x32} Philip Rynard, Sunderland, 16x35 Donald Gilchrist, Gamebridge, 12x30 John Thompson, Brooklin, 14x32} John Thompson, Brooklin, 14x32} John Bright, Myrtle, 14x35 Ernest Holtby, Manchester, 14x36 John Westlake, Beaverton, 14x30 1912 Jos. Mitchell, Whitby, 14x30 John Kemp, Whitby, 12x30 Wm. Kemp, Whitby, 12x30 Geo, Lee, Whitby, 14x30 Peter Goodwin, Whitby, 14x30 Mrs. Ormiston, Brooklin, 14x30 'Chos. Duff, Myrtle, 14x32} Wm. Pollock, Seagrave, 14x35 Howard Reekie, Valentin, 14x30 'Thos. Courtice, Cresswell, 14x30 Fred Itore, Valentia, 14x30 1913 Geo, Miller, Valentyne, 14x30 Robt. Young, Sunderland, 12x32} Fred Rowe, Whitby, 14x30 lid. Richardson, Whitby, 14x30 Webster Bros, Whitby, 16x30 1 | Thos. Hardy, Whitby, 14x35 12. Balsdon, Pickering, 12x32} '| Robt. Holtby, Manchester, 14x32} Frank Howsam, Greenbank, 14x25 John Alsop, Beaverton, 14x36 Donald McKay, Beaverton, 14x35 Geo. D. Isaacs, Fenelon Falls, 14x30 1014 % Oe - - Adam Dawson, Cannington, 14x40 Edgar Purvis, Cannington, 16x30 Thos. Burgess, Cannington, 14x35 Richard Shier, Cannington, 14x45 Isaac Beare, Greenbank, 14x35 John Beare, Greenbank, 14x32) Geo, Mark, Port Perry, 14x30 Nelson 'Marlqw, Blackstock, 14x30 Sam. McLaughlin, Nestleton, 14x30 W. J. Grant; Newtonville, 14x30 . ' Sam Sculthrope, Port Hope, 14x30 John Day, Valentia, 14x30 - 1916 Wm, Glass, Valentia, 14x30 Allan Goode, Port Perry, 14x32} Robt. Hunter, Prince Albert, 14x30} John Miller, Ashburn, 12x373 Alf. Blanchard, Sunderland, 14x35 John Jewell, Sunderland, 14x30 John Wright, Blackstock, 14x32} Jabez Wright, Blackstock, 14x40 Mrs. Remmer, Whitby, 14x30 Toronto Gen. Trusts, Whitby,~14x30 Wm. O'Connor, Whitby, 14x30 Wm. Bowles, Port Perry, 16x36 F. Bradley, Brooklin, 14x30 Wm. Morrison, Brooklin, 12x30 John Lewis, Brooklin, 12x30 Wilson Gerrow, Port Perry, 14x30 Alonzo Williams, Port Perry, 14x30 Norman Mountjoy, Blackstock, 12x35 %| John Larmer, Blackstock, 14x35 Peter, Wright, Nestleton, 12x35 Wm. Samells, Nestleton, 12x30 Fd Richie, Mariposa Station, 14x30 Geo. D. Isaacs, Fenclon Falls, 12x30 1916 i i Thos. Isaacs, Fenelon Falls, 14x35 Jas, Cook, Myrtle, 14x36 : Arthur: Swain, Valentia, 14x35 Wm, Reader, Scugog, 14x30 Ed. Pardon, Audley, 14x30 Louis Richardson, Whitby, 14x30 Rich: Richardson, Whitby, 14x30 Wm. Sonley, Brooklin, 14x30 Thos. Redman, Scugog, 12x40 1017 %| Albert Richardson, Whitby, 14x30 Jas, Campbell, Whitby, 16x35 £ | Irwin Ormiston, Raglan, 14x30 Chas. Smith, Blackstock, 14x36 Wm, Evans, Epsom, 14x32}. Geo. Hart, Epsom, 16x30 Lorne Puckrin, Whitby, 14x323 Alex; McGregor, Epsom, 12x32} Geo. McMillan, Greenbank, 14x374 Isaac Rodman, Scugog, 14x30 1018 - ) Fletcher, Werry," Columbus, 14x36 W. A. Holliday, Uxbridge, 14x3 1919---None Built, . 1920-0. Best, Port Hope, 14x30 1921 . Ed. Taylor, Uxbridge, 12x36 John Burps, Uxbridge, 12x36 Alex. Martyn, Scugog, 14x36 Phone 72-r-2 ---- 'John Carruthers, Whitby, 14x30 John Grant, Victoria Corners, 14x30, Britain, 14x30 . Ray McLaughlin, Oshawa, 14x35 Ernest Harrison, Scagrave, 14x32} Geo. Williams, Seagrave, 14x35 Frank Watson, Seagrave, 16x40 John Larmer, Burketon, 14x35 Robt. Bell, Burketon, 14x30 Jas. Dusty, Greenbank, 14x30 Frank Vickery, Port Perry, 14x35 Jos.! Forder, Blackstock, 14x30 Everton White, Tyrone, 14x30 Mr, McGregor, Uxbridge, 12x30 Cecil Phair, Greenbank, 14x30 Allan Wallace, Greenbank, 14x35 Geo. Millan, Lindsay, 12x30 Geo. McGregor, Uxbridge, 12x35 1922 Peter Wright, Nestleton Robt. Philp, Nestleton, 14x30 Wm. Grant, Erindale, 14x30 Mr. Waldon, Lindsay, 14x30 Mr. Cayleys, Lindsay, 14x30 Mr, Fathergill, Whitby, 14x30 Mr. Coad, Little Britain, 14x30 Mr. Webster, Little Britain, 14x30 1923 Mr. Coultis, Claremont, 14x30 | Mr. Pascoe, Whitby, 14x30 Mr. Bagg, Brooklin, Lix55 Thos. Lamber, Brooklin, 14x35 1921-1925--None built, 1926--Art Smith, Columbus, 14x35 1027-1928--None built. 1929--Louis, Levine, Whitby, 16x35 1930--Isaac Levine, Whitby, 16x35 1931--Russell Glide, Uxbridge, 11x30, Clarence Harrison, Myrtle, 14x40 1932--Walter Howsam, Epsom, 14x40 1933--None built. 1934--Stan. Croxall, Uxbridge; 12x35 Isaac Puckrin, Whitby, 11x35 Frank Disney, Balsam, 14x30 Arthur McConnell, Pickering, 1935--Fred Puckrin, Audley, 11x30 Wm, Puckrin, Audley, 14x30 Ralph Veitch, Uxbridge, 12x30 John Selfe, Brooklin, 14x35 Luther Pascoe, Taunton, 12x35 Gordon Fisher, Ashburn, 11x30 Arthur Harvey, Orono, 14x30 Miss Smith, Epsom, 12x25 1936--Mr. Borshink, Brooklin, 14x30 Neil MacDonald, Port Perry. Herman Samells, Caesarea, 12x30 1937--M. Bailey, Epsom, 14x30 19381 Brimacombe, Osaca, 12x25 Christie, Hardy, Scugog, 12x27} In addition to silos built, five foot bases for stave silos have been built for the following: : Robt. Prentice, Scugog; Mrs. Minnie Stephenson, Scugog; Gordon Collins, Scugog, Crozier Bros., Scugog; Geo. Empringham, Balsam; 'Blake Oke, Courtice; Bert. Cookman, Blackwater; Geo. Cooper, Brooklin. -- oy EGYPT SCHOOL The Junior Red Cross of Egypt School (No. 8) Cartwright, recently sent notes of invitation to the ladies of the section asking for one or two blocks for refugee quilts. . We have 20 ratepayers, including Mr.-P. Osler, of R.A.F., who owns upwards of 1000 acres in the section, Thirty-six blocks were turned in and the making is in progress. On Thursday night, May 23, they put on an Empire Day program in the school, inviting the ratepayers and others. A collection brought in $5.79 to be used in buying linings, etc. Thelma Ferguson, Grade 8, president, welcomed the guests, and explained their plans and need for the work. Sceretary John Green called the roll, each pupil responding with a suitable patriotic poem or thought of his or her own choosing. Mrs, Venning, the teacher is to bé congratulated on the performance and their enthusiasm. Mrs. Hooecy, convener of the work committee will have the quilting in her home on Tuesday next. Ladies of the section invited to come and bring sandwiches. The three quilts and other contributions are to be given to the Red Cross Society of Cartwright. Reeve C. P. Devitt, presided. ' uation and the urgent need of supplies for the Red Cross, this might be an effective way "of getting 'them with everyone contributing and no one un- duly burdened. $13330888E20222288888800080ESL8LLIIIILLIITILILLNLNN VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY TAXES You are hereby reminded ~ that the 1st Instalment of the 1940 Taxes is DUE on Wednesday, June 5th -G. F, MANNING Tax Collector Treas. Office May 29th, 1940, In view of the gravity of the sit-|, I basement of the Church on Wednes- Cus bomens say (HICKS 24 ARAY Phone or drop in, and let me show you how Bray Chicks made real frou for poultrymen last , 'Personal attention, prempt A. R. GRAY 4 R.R. 2, Port Perry ; | | PORT PERRY | United Church | Sunday School Anniversary will be held on - 'Sunday June 23rd A special program of choruses, ele. is being prepared by the Children, It will be a real festival of song and music. Mark the date on your calendar. <> SCUGOG The evening service will be held in the Head Church next Sunday at 7.30 o'cock. Everyone invited. 53 The Junior Girls' Institute is plan. | ning a good time at their meeting at' Stephenson's Point on. Saturday after- | noon, The roll call --paying the mem- bership: fee. Come and have a pood time. ! Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Runham' will be glad to hear they have arrived safe at their home in England on the 20th of May. : Many happy returns of the day lo} Mr. and Mrs. W. Mark on their 47th Wedding Anniversary, on May 21th. Also the Mr. and Mrs. S. Chandler on their third wedding anniversary on| May 28th, Birthday greetings to Mrs. David Miller, Alene Sweetman on the 31st, Jimmie Heayn on June 1st, Geo. Fines, June drd. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Netherington and sons Jac and Kenneth of Little Britain, Mr; Roy Kendall of Pleasant Point and friend Powers of Mariposa were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs, C. Hardy. , Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ptolemy and little Barbara of Oshawa, were holi- day and week end visitors of her par- ents, Mr and Mrs. A. Prentice. Mr. and Mrs. H. Mills and little Shirley -of Enniskillen visited his tparents on Sunday. Mr. and Mis. A. Brunt, Mena and Carl, of Enniskillen, Mr. and Mrs. H. Carnochan and children of Epsom, visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. W. Mark recently, little Joan Carnochan staying over for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Bevington of Toronto, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. R. Pogue. Mr. and Mrs. L. Chamberlain and sons Jimmie and Garry of Toronto, visited her parents Mr. and Mrs, R. "Jackson over the holiday week-end. et a UTICA Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Horn of Sask- atchewah, visiting at Mys. J. Suther- land's. . Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Winters and Betty Joyce, of Oshawa, spent Sunday at Mr, Frank Hortop's. Mr. and Mrs. ym. Bell and Billy of North Bay, spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Swan. Miss I. Ward of Toronto, spent the holiday. with relatives here. Mrs. C. Gall and sons visited her mother Mrs. R. Harper and brothers over the week end. . The Blue Bird Club met in the day afternoon. Roll call and the minutes of the last meeting were 'read. The Club donated $10.00 to the United Church; -Miss-Jessle Walker was appointed convener for Red Cross work of this unit. Miss Muriel Kerry wil lact as President for the month of June. Ss A party will be held in Memory Hall of Wednesday, June bth, in honour of the newly weds Mr and Mrs. m RED & WHITE Pineapples, med. size, 19c. 15¢c., Plants, flowers, vegetables, Red Seal Salmon, I's 29c., 12's 17c. 7 boxes for $1.00 Pink Seal Salmon 1's 17c. SISMAN'S SCAMPERS Youths' $1.99, Boys' $2.19,. Men's $2.49 White Shoes-- adios' $1.98 to $3. LADIES' PATENT GORE SHOES, $2.75 Men's $3.00 MEN'S SPORT OXFORDS, Brown, with crepe rubber soles, $3.00 Floor Covering Remnants All sizes 9 x 6--rexfelts $1.80 Heavier weight pieces-9 x 6 $2.34 < ~J PHONE 43 MENS SPORT SHIRTS Tooke $1.50 F. W. BROCK & SON PORT PERRY si. At 2.00 o'clock Grant Christie, President for FLOWERS and Garden Plants CALL WM. ETTEY Prince Albert PHONE 206 "The Annual Decoration Service of the Ontario Pine Grove Cemetery will be held on the gounda SSNDAY, JUNE 16th (Stantard Time) A Good Program of Music and short Address is being prepared, Come and join with us in honouring the memory of the loved ones who have gone; and meet with our many friends from far and near, who will be present. . -, R. D. Woon, Secretary NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims against the Estate of David Cherrie, late of the Township of Scugog, County of Ontario, Farmer, deceased, who died on or about the 27th day of January last, (1940), are hercby notified to <end particulars of same to the under- signed before the 23rd day of May instant (1940) aTter which the Estate will be distributed. 'Dated at Prince Albert, Ontario, this 27th day of April, 1940, JOSEPH DENNY, Prince Albert, Ontario, Solicitor for Executog herein. \ Ben Hitchens (nee Ruth Mitchell), We Offer You the Choice of the Market in Fresh and Cured Meats at ~ ~ | rd CAWKER'S | i <n tN: Lowest Market Price. Courteous Service |Cawker Bros. Phone2dw | Port Perry. Prompt and NG ee PU eT OT Rd -- > ------ wel' 5 this BR § ab wills s mi