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8 Tangel PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 8th, 1948 . ITA A Lak § = p00 ET fAL7 Shas FHA SE NS Ai SIE oR 7 Mer Sy x): -~ i y FEI 50 es ' gt ve od FA y > eR". . - » od Y os > i H A . EEE wie Fy oh A OR RN a Aan Choice Meats at all Times WE BUY AND SELL THE BEST Phone 72w, Ww. E. MacGREGOR, BUTCHER PORT PERRY Radios ~ Port Perry Electric Washing Machines, Hotplates, Ranges, Water Pump Systems Oil Burners. | Record Players Latest Record!Releases in Stock. -We Sell & Service Radios and Everything Electrical. Phone Port Perry 17; 1st Door North of Hotel. 'Homorcar Ice Box Compact, Sturdy, Convenient, for Home, Car, Cottage or Apartment "ON DISPLAY IN OFFICE OF Port Perry Coal & Ice Co. OR SAN CO a he F rash Baking Daily Bread, buns, pies, cakes and tarts Saturday Special "Banana Layer Cake' Phone 32. ; Phone 16 / - SUNBURN CREAMS Noxzema Sun Tan Oil 30¢, 60c. - Noxzema Skin Cream, 43c., 63c., $1.29 60c. Nivea Oil ...............50c. and 90c. Nivea Cream ........50c. and $1.00 Velvetta Sun Tan Cream ....39c. Gerrow Bros. Bakery Tantoo 59¢. PORT PERRY INSECT REPELLANTS Sketofax, . 6-12 Repellant joi " Velvetta Repellant ......... I . Wilson's Mosquito Cream ..39¢. Fly-Tox with DDT 24c, 43¢c, 73c. ~ Aer-A-Sol Bombs .... tires $1.98 Green Cross Spray 25¢, 45¢, 75¢. Third Series of Canada Savings Bonds Ottawa, July 8th, 1948.--The Bank of Canada announced today on behalf of the Minister of Finance that ar- 'rangements are being made for the offering of a third series of Canada Savings Bonds this fall. Terms of the new issue will not be finally estab- lished until later--probably some time in September. However, it is expect- ed that the new issue will retain the "features which proved so popular in the first two series, « Since the introduction of Canada Savings Bonds in 1946, applications * for the first and sécond series have totalled more than 2,100,000 to. a total value in excess-of $818 million. The decision to issue a third series is based mainly on-this widespread demand. It was also believed that saving in- |' strument with the features of Canada Savings Bonds would serve a: useful purpose by giving further stimulus to the savings tendency developed by Canadians during and since the war. Present holdings have already rend- ered. more than a million Canadians better able to meet personal emer- gehcies or to carry out future plans. Such individual 'and family resources are an element of strength and sta- bility in the nation. (6d Preparations for the Series Thyee issue got under way at Ottawa this week. As in the past, the new secur- ity will be available for cash through | various methods of instalment pur- chase, including the Payroll Savings Plan, which proved such a popular (savings channel in Series One and Two 'as well as in the' nine Victory Loan issues. Under the" Payroll Savings Plan, bonds purchased in quantities 'permitted by the terms of'sale may 'be paid for through deductions from ipay over a twelve month period. To organize and direct this feature of the new series, six regional payroll savings directors have been appointed. They are: British Columbia, L. F. Worsley, Vancouver; Prairie Pro- vinces, H. A. Benham, Winnipeg; Ontario, J, H. Ratcliffe, Quebee, G: Gingras, Montreal and E. S. Moore, Montreal; Maritimes, C. T. Watt, Saint John, i antl AIPA sh Don't ; persuade the other fellow that he's wrong . . . . persuade him that you're right. ' sera rnel . Most people would rather exert their influence than'themselves. / : aa / Everybody is willing to pay taxes with, a smile, but the tax collector demands-gish. 1 01 (the models. $1Grigg, Brooklin. ¢ | Reach-in Box, with factory overhaul- 3% | suitable for store or hooth. $s | REG. BOUNDEY, BRUTON'S DRUGSTORE | Si Stanley R. Bruton, Phm.B 3 manufacturer. $2 considered. gt ML-F-343-131, Montreal, Que. 5 man Iron, Coleman Lantern; #2 | Baby Pram, folding; also 20 Young 3 | Pigs, 6 weeks old. '8 | Skerratt, Phone.171 r 3, Port Perry. i nesday, July 14th. Bowling to com- # lmence at 2.16, Toronto; | + | Sisters, and Al Goodman's oréhestra ghild. NAILS Nails, 2) inch and 4 inch nails in stock in 100 lb. kegs only. Everytiing in Lumber and Doors in stock. T. A Wilson Lumber Co. Ltd. Cannington, Ontario . Telephones 156 .. After hours 104 A Tr Tr LE ELE EE LEE 2 We Specialize -- IN GENERATORS, STARTER and ELECTRICAL Repairs on all makes of cars. GENERAL Garage Work, Welding, ~ Towing, Ete. 'Manchester Garage MANCHESTER - PHONES 53 & 153 2- 2 oO tee NE MB oe Nn le CLASSIFIED ADS | it 0 (0 TEU WWW OTHE OWE WE WW [TUN l MAKE-UP SECRETS Learn the make-up secret used by Send for free analysis chart also find how you can get per- sonal" help -with all your problems. Write to-dpy-to Muriel Notman, 431 Walmer Road, Toronto. FOR SALE--2000 fect dry tongue and groove Spruce Flooring, %", 16 ft. lengths. Also for sale, Empire (ook Stove with oil burner. Apply to IS. Gilroy, Myrtle Station. 'july28 EARLY POTATOES FOR SALE (Irish Cobblers) by hasket. Mrs. E. Storry, Port Perry. THURSDAY, JULY 156--Household Effects, the property of the Late Mrs. Sale at 1 p.m, FOR SALE -- All white, metal, REFRIGERATION for prompt service on all makes, both household and commercial. Fstimates given on Installations. ed Frigidaire Unit; 30 cubic feet cap.; Phone 182R, Port . _ Reg. Boundey Phone 182R Port Perry. / Peni, WANTED: -- Man for steady trayel! Port- Perry. ! . : 4 | FOR SALE --1911 Ford Sedan, new with large motor, gone 200 miles, new clutch and Only reliable hustler brakes, like new. Write Rawleigh, Dept. | Little Britain, ju29 Permanent connection - Phone 37. july8' -- 1928 Chev. Coach, good tires. . Apply to Prince Albert, Phone julys FOR SALE fair condition, Norman Shunk, 265 r 3, Port Perry. - FOR SALE--Coleman Lamp, Cole- DeLuxe Apply to.Henry|.. GIRL WATED for a small summer resort near Port Perry. Write or call Lakeview House, Caesarea, BOWLING CLUB NEWS The local Bowling Tournament and Pot Luck Supper will be held on Wed- NEW POTATOES and NEW CABBAGE FOR SALE F. W. Bradley, Phone 75R, Port Perry FOR SALE--Registered Yorkshire] FOR SALE-- Prince Cook Stove, Boars, serviceable age. Also Young|with warming oven, suitable for 'cot- Bred Sows. Apply to Grant Christie, [tage. Phone 135, D. Dowson, Port Phone 118 r 21, Port Perry july8tf| Perry. HE, PERFORMS SUNDAY -- Dorothy Davies, popular young Vancouver ac- tress, who will play 'a leading. role in the Sunday, July 11, broadedst of the drama series about Canadian life, Be- ALLEY LANDLORDS --Fred Allen, hold This Land. Sub-titled - The radio laughmaker, and his girl Friday, | Woman From the South, the July 11 Portland Hoffa, (who's Mrs. Allen off {Llogtam will be heard at 10.00 p.m, the air) try out a gag before broad-' EDT, on the CBC Trans-Canada net- casting time for the Fred Allen Show..work. The play tells about the com- Their famous easy humor, along with ing of a mysterious woman to a small Alley residents, the singing de Marco young man away from his wife and Dorothy Davies' voice has be- are heard Sundays at 880 p.m. on come familiar to Canadian radio the CBC Trans-Canada network, Listeners through broadcasts of the Fred Allen has been on the air since; Vancouver Theatre, in which she is 1912. ; heard frequently, Ee -- BE A SS a a IF. W. BROCK & SON EEE EEE EEE EE. -'. oe. ata ™ EEE EEE EEE. INLAID LINOLEUM SALE BROWN -- RED MARBOLEUM - - : MOIRE SCOTCH - : FELTOL RUGS -- 9 x 6 $4.85 -- 9x9 4750 9 x 10% $8.65 MOIRE or FEE - Green - Green Brown Fy WA RA. 4 Uh ¥ a A - x ~~ « we ng a BRAT) he hia + A { a 15 35a Ree $1.70 sq. vd. $L.75 sq. yd. $3. 00 84. yd. 9x 1, $5. 75 . Sv LE VENETIAN BLINDS ~ WOOD - - best quality, stock sizes 60c. Sq. yd. PHONE 43 .- S-- CIR RRR RRC RN ll CRC RRR PORT PERRY v " i » . VENTILATING SHADES 5 : For Veranadahs -- -- -- 60c. sq. ft. A Wallpaper I a : Room lots at 25% off. For "any » room. - 8 i mpi pe ---- - oo... Lod =] : ; = ANY : GROCERIES © _ =. a . FRUIT and VEGETABLES . a CALIFORNIA ORANGES PEANUT BUTTER, 16 oz jar 39c. 8 | ee gop oz 20¢ . SHREDDED WHEAT 2 for 27c.y | . LEMONS, 300's "doz. 490 © COCOANUT, shredded and fine Re: a B. C. APPLES" doz. 34c. pkg. 18¢c. u a SWEET MIX PICKLES TOMATO JUICE, 105 7lc. ® . 16 oz. jar 26c. TOMATO CATSUP, 05. 0z. SL. 07-3 Ben tort = ~ a ii . al | Apply to Pat Herr, - HONORS FOR. BG ZAR JOB-WON. BY CN.R. MEN ga For their part ip Canada's Wai effort, twenty-five 'members of the Canadian National "Railways stall were included in the Kings Doe inion Day honors list. Each one had 'either assisted directly mn the war while on loan from the company's service or had gabon a prominent art in the big task of movin wndreds of millions of tons of wi Ne and supoliornid hundreds of thousands of troops over thie C.N.R. The highest award given by His Majesty, Companionships in the Order of St. Michael and St. George (C.M.G.), went to R. C. Vaughan, chairman and president of the C.N.R. System, and-to S. J. Hunger- ford, who retired as president of the C.N.R. in 1941 to: assume the responsibilities of president of Nu- tional Railways Munitions Limited, producer of nearly 5,000 naval guns and pieces of war equipment. Mr, Vaughan organized the Defence Purchasing Board for the Dominion © Government just before the declar- ation of wu Walter S. Thompson, director ublic relations for the system, who wandled the press, radio and pho- tographic arrangements for the month-long, 10,000-mile tour . of Canada and the United States' of Their Majesties, the King and . Queen, in 1939, was nanied a-Com- mander of the gorder of the British Empire "(CBE or his work in organizing the wartime Department of Censorship and the Department of Public Information for. the Canadian Government. Maynard A Metcalf, executive assistant, C N.R., was also honored with a C.B.E. For their war work cight C.N.R. men were made Officers of the Order of the British Empire (O.B.E.). They were W. M. Arm- strong, general manager, Canadian National Telegraphs; R. B 'Teakle, retired general manager, C.NSS.; John Roberts, who. was managing director, National Railwhys-Mumni- tions Limited; John Schofield, chi f architect, 'who did valuable work for the Department of 'I'v rt, Department of Munitions ie the. British Ministry of Aircraft Production and the Royal Air Force Ferry Command; IL. C. Thomson, manager of stores, 'who served as deputy chief, naval equip- ment and supply, National or tence, during the war, andy Department of IAL Meteal, n.« "BF I's AB Roberts W. D. Low G. L. Bryson OBE. 0O.B.E. !. Vaughan 0 H KEN Ge < a ed Cn? og 0 ee tr Io FRY extra or M-- io Wy J. Stlinjied L. C. Thomson o.nB 0.B.E. Col. F. F. Clarke M.B.E. R.W. Long M.B.E. the antics of the eccentric Allen's' village, - where she tries to take al G. L. Bryson. 4 passenger traffic manager, N.-GTR.; and W. D. other war projects for the Dominion were loaned to the Canadian Gov- INA Low and W. J. Atkinson, of "the Government; R. W. Long, retired ernment were awarded the British LY [rchaging department, who were geiern) freig ht trafic manager; D. Empire Medal (B.EM.). They were Ls oaned to the Department of Muni- J. O. Meyers, customs agent; W. B. ¢, B. Doheney and C. BE. W. Ri tions and Supply. Gordon, su yerintendent of reclama- Morshead. fia Memberships in the Order of the tion; and William Cunningham and ~~ Five Canadian National Railways BC British Empire (M B.E.) were Hyon Leonard L. Price, of the purchasing employees on leave of hbsence Wale ; y to Col. F. F, Clarke, D.S.O., department, who were loaned to the also fidnated by His Majesty. H. B. i retired chief. land Sufye yor D1 Department of Munitions and Chase and A. R. Mosher Both. 're- RY LAE property commissioner, C.N.R,, who Supply. \ ceived the C.BE. and Joseph Cor- ea assisted in the acquisition of sites wo other members of the pur- bett, Frank H. Gillespie and John po) for airfields, munitions plants and chasing department whose services S. McNabb were made MBE's . SNA . NS 'NATURE STUDY BROTHERS UNDER THE SKIN "The old friends are the best," said Se 2a Pat. "Where will ye fi 'Be Professor: "This essay on. 'Our| Poet: "This is an unfair world." ? Ne Wil ye ina 'ney RE, ; hi ww -f friend that's stood by ye as long as = BS Dog' 'is, word for word, the same As Friend: How s0? the old ones have?" '* of + " ( od ay * oy) your brother's." Poet: "A barker can write a bad 3X i W Co .._Ipoem, and people think nothing of it. mT ted Student: "Yes, sir, its. the same |p. jue Jot a poet try writing a bad| Regardless of policy; honesty is |B dog," chequel" easier on the nerves. : US > . a"