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SA Z yo Zr i WE La n ..Brogklin 62 FEA FOV AAP a dain ER A . bh SRS ND NG ££ 3 EAS tan hia a STE BE ALERT PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MARCH 2nd, 1950 pe-- a ------ CLASSIFIED ADS ee | mr ---------- -- et ---- ~~ WANTED WANTED Reliable man as dealer Ageut > Hi Life Insurance in Port Perry and Whitby. Experience not necessary. A fine opportunity to step into old profitable business where Rawleigh Products have been: gold for ears. Big profits. 'ished on credit. 'Dept. ML-B-343-163, Nes pr EE . ATTENTION" FARMERS! We will be pleased to: pick up dead or _erippled farm' animals. For im- ee : mediate service telephone collect. Port Perry 118 r 21. Uxbridge 27 GORDON YOUNG LTD. DEAD or CRIPFLED stock removed "free of charge. 1 hour service. High- est prices paid for old horses, Phone Collect: 'MARGWILL FUR FARM Phone 2679 Bowmanville oct18,t1. ATTENTION FARMERS - We pay highest prices'for Dead or Crippeld Horses and" Cows, according : to size and condition. Phone 16 r 11, Woodville, Ont. We pay phone charges ED PECONI : ARGYLE a ONT. BUILDING TRADES _ Electric Floor sanders :Hardwood Floors, laid, sanded and iahed. - - General Carpentry, kitchen " cupboards, gyprock put on and fin- "dition. " needs to meet then, ask for Et J ishey for painting. 7 7 ROBERT PICKARD PHONE 281W PORT PERRY "E. 'Storry BUILDER Agent for all "makes of Insul-bric and Asphalt, Aluminum and Stes } Shingles, 2 Estimates F Free. Phone 277] SAND AND GRAVEL When and where you want it. Call ROSS. E. SANDISON, Phone 121 r 6, - Port Perry, R.R.4 FOR SAND AND GRAVEL and Excavating Work, ELLSWORTH KENNEDY will be pleased to oblige you. Fhone 322 Port Perry, for information. Ch a ENT " feb24 GENERAL CARPENTRY and odd jobs of any Description. : No job too small. - Phone 284M, Port Perry and have ROY KENDELL call and give you a free estimate on that repair job. Ca FARM -HELP Experienced, Reliable Holland fam- ilies available. Arriving soon. Write to T. Buma, R.R. 1, Nestleton, Ont Phone 225-24 Port Perry. junes FOR-SALE--Irish Spaniel retrievers, well marked but not pure bred. $10.00 "each. Phone 104 r 14, Fort Perry. march2 FOR BALE--Electric Brooder, 500 chick size. Phone 2656 r 1-3, Port Perry adi __march9 J ~WANTED--A home for short hair- ed collie dog, one and a half year old. Fawn and white markings. Box 20Q, Port Perry Star. FOR BALE:-- Jacket Heater and 63 gallon boiler, almost new-- Phone 306J. Products furn-[Tocal Agent, Write Rawleigh's|way. feb23 A 'Toronto, Adelaide 3636 | Port Perry - JBRAN--$2.80 per hundrea. 1 PES, os ~G. CROSBY Canadian Pacific Rail- Transportation' arranged over any lines of the Company, Agent International Air Service "Lines Phove 128 - THE LINDSAY CONVALESCENT " HOME. offers. competent nursing care and cheerful surroundings to elderly, convalescent and chronic patients. Registered: nurse in attendance 24 'hours, Government licensed. , Reasonable Rates: 11 -RIDOUT ST. Phone 116 I xpDGE ; ONT, LINDSAY EDWARD BIND OPTOMETRIST--OSHAW A 224 Simcoe Bt Br "Phone 4221-W (OPPOSITE ZELLERS.) Office Hours: 9.30 to 6 p.m. * Evenings by appointment. "FEED FOR SALE WESTERN FEEDS---=BARLLY and OATS, 50%¢ mixture--$57.00 ton. GROUND MIXED FEED--OATS, $48.00 per ton. = --"I'ruck jonds delivered free Tr STANLEY TAYLOR, Burketon, Ont. Phone 193-r-23, Port Perry. "FOR SALE -- Kiln Dried Shavings. Apply to 'IL Webster, Port Perry, f Phone 3397. ga i "TRY Hook's "Hi- Quality" ! 'Baby Chicks This year for Real Success! BUY "GOOD. CHICKS" NOW-- _ Means "GOOD PROFITS" Later. 3 Years Clean Pullorum Test. Write or hone for Circular. HOOK _. .E.L. HOOK GREENBANK, ONT. I. .V. EY on - In 1949 the production of steel in- gots in Canada reached a new record high of 8,464 tons per day. NOTICE TO-CREDITORS the Villa of Port Perry, in the County of Ontario, Retired Farmer. All persons having claims against the estate of the above named who died February bth, 1950, are -hereby notified to send' to the' undersigned on or before March 16th, 1960, full particulars of their claims. ~Imme- |diately after March 16th; 1950, the ascets of the deceased will be distri- buted améng the parties entitled thereto having regard only to claims of which the undersigned shall then have notice: DATED at Port, Perry, this 11th day of February, 1960. © HARRIS, HARRIS & WALLACE, Port Perry, Ontario, Solicitor f£6r- the Executors. In the ihe of Charles Hall, late of -- Martin Lathes ~{Coppluyrd trom Jaet Weakly - Ri Luther's indignation was aroused Company because of the, widespread sale of * |Papal Indulgences, By purchasing an ' Cunard and Sok Steamship Indulgence, a churchman who had sinned could evade the penalty of his| sin and his conscience need not trouble |. clugion that Christ was the only One who could forgive sin, and that this sort. of thing was blasphemy. ninety-five thedis which he™nailed to "| Luther: was. summoned to Rome, but * lelares that it is the possession of faith | Religious Ceremonies which hinder the ined i tthe-compiete-body of believers-in Jesus {mind of Christ and approach the Word _ | Deeretals. How, near this -man---was{- "might Técant and veealt-the books he "|against one 's conscience.' rn a peg A " o iim further, Luther came to the. con- In his 'the door of -the church at Wittenberg the Pluck Chyistian Monk proclaimed, his belief that: 1.eThe Chureh can not remit what God has imposed, 2. An indulgence can never remove guilt, The. Pope himself can not do such a thing. God has kept that power in His own hand. has already received pardon from God. instead of answering in person puh- lished a tract, entitled 'The Liberty of the Christian Man' in which he de- which gives liberty to a Christian, true growth of the soul ought to be The veal spiritual-estate is Christ. The interpretation of Holy Scripture is not in the hands of the Pope alone, but is possible, to all true believers who have within them the| of God with personal humility i the Spirit of Prayer. Consider the courage of this saint of. the Church, this lowly, but dauntless Papal Bull made a bonfire of the Papal to the truth in Christ, when he insisted that believers study the Holy Serip- ture and thus renew their spiritual nature. . Martin Luther was ordered to ap- pear before the Diet of Worfis, April 17, 1521, with the intentions that he had published. The voice of the In- quisitor 'Do You Wish to Retract and | vecall them and their contents, or do you mean to adhere to them, -and to reassert them'? Luther's defiant an- swer has proclaimed him forever more; among the true Apostalic- succession of witnesses for Christ. How many times these words of flaming truth have- been unfolded by Evangelical preachers, stirring the hearts of list- ening multitudes. Majesty desires a_plain answer I will give it to him. It is impossible for me to recant, unless, I am proven to be wrong hy the testiniony of Scripture, or by -evident= reasoning:----My- con- science is thrilled by-the Word of God and it is neither safe nox. Jionest to act And God's placed in Wiessivg, was saving him' from hand upon him Luther taught that the central thought in Christianity is that the be- liever in possession of faith' which is itself the gift of:God is able to throw himself upon God in Christ. . In this faith is the assurance of forgiveness of sin, not calling for- any human in- tercessor. This faith including the certainty of forgiveness has within it the power to provide peace of mind and transforms and renews the whole man, = ". } Hear Luther's inner witness "I have the gospel not from men but from Heaven through our Lord Jesus Christ go that 1 have gloried in being an Evangelist", Luther was the first man of his time, standing supreme to others. What a privilege for us to be born into the reformed tradition which accepts all men who believe In Christ, FOR SALE--Progress Cook Stove, nickel and enamel trim. Port Perry R. R. 4, Ontario. ROOM AND BOARD WANTED-- "for High School gir) who will give household duties in exchange. Make inquiries to. Box 26 Port Perry Star. Prompt Shipment -- BRAY CHIC KS, Started, dayolds, Plenty late if you want best markets. Size up your prices _ Agent--A. R. Gray, RR: 2 Port Perry, FOR SALE-- 1935 - MT . Ponte Coach, New Knee Action, in good con- dition, good tires. Chas, McKim, "Rosa Street, Phone 233R, Port Perry. or . Mar APPLES FOR SALE "All "kinds of Apples at wholesale prices to everyone. Bring Jour own containers. hit John Pallock, one mile port of , on 1 Highway 12, - ' In good con- |, Phone 90-r-4, ugh Strong, | mar1p | herein. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Joseph Blair Boyer - All persons having claims against the Estate of. Joseph Blair Boyer, late of the Village of Port Perry, Ont., Gentleman, who died on or about the 18th day of December, 1949, aré here- by notified toesend into the under- eigned Executors on or before the 8th day of 'April, 1950,. full particulars of their claims, Immediately after the said 8th day of April, 1960, the assets of the deceased" will be distributed. amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to claims of which the Executors shall then have notice. DATED at Toronto this 28th day of February, 1950. a : GEORGE FLORIAN BOYER | and JOHN.- DOUGLAS BISSETT, Ex- ceutors, Room 403, 02 Rishniond St. West, Toronto. : By Payne. and Bissett, thir Solicitors mar16 i as brothers. --Rev. Ww. C. Smith $18333888888808888808088323000 03200820 LLLL000S NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the Estate of John Henry Moase, late of the. Village of Port Perry, in the County of Ontario, Retired. All 'persons having claims against the estate of the above-named who died January 24th, 1960, are hereby notified to send to the undersigned on or be- fore March 16th, 1950, full particulars of - their clajms. "Immediately after March 16th, 1950, the assets of the de- ceased will be distributed among the parties entitled thereto having regard only to claims of which the' under- signed shall then have notice, . DATED at Port Perry, this. 13th' h day of February, 1960. HARRIS, HARRIS & 'WALLACE, Port Perry, Ontario, Solicitors for the Administrator, = ~ 3. The Christian who truly repents]. Monk, who .when excommunicated by | "If His Imperial death at this time, for Luther lived some twenty-five years after this tol. witness to the faith" which find b burned |' --{into-his-very-soul. rg - TT ---------- a Wi 0 yn AUCTION SALE é gh Favorite Nancy, No. 276216. Born Oct. 10, 1943. "Fresh time of sale. 2. Miss Eshott; No.7271625. Born Dec? 4, . 1940, supposed to calf - March 80, 1950. 3. Favorite Betsy, No.-289641, Born Nav: 6, 1944, fresh heifer calf at side 4, Perfect Form Belle, No. 306893. Born May 17, 1946, fresh heifer calf by side, Bred Feb, 10th. 5. Miss Mary, No: 271626, Born Oct, 19, 1940, fresh heifer calf by side. 6. Perfect Form Missie, No. 306892, Born March 6, 1946, bred June 20 7. Favorite Floss, No. 276216. Born Nov. 20, '43.. Fresh bred-Dec. 28, 1949. 8. Nancy Perfect Form No. 298280. Born August 30, 1946, Fresh, bfed Dec. 16th, - 9. Betsy Anne, No. 231019." Born May 20, 1938, - Bred July-27, '49. 10. Alloway Fahotts Empress, No. 18- 2436, Born April 21, 1936, bred Sept. 18, 1949, 11. 'Favorite Flossie, No. 276214. Born Sept. .26," 1943. Her heifer calf born Sept. 21, 1949.. Bred Oct. '16, 1949, 12. Louise; No: 239902. Borin 'May 18, 1989. Fresh, bred Jan. 9, 1950. 18." Perfect Form Missy, No. 317053, Born Nov. 12, 1946. Fresh, bred 'Jan, 17, 1960. Her heifer calf by side, born Oct. 29, 1949, 14. Perfect. Form Empress, No. 817- 064. Born March 18, 1947, fresh, not 'bred, 15. Perfect Form Maid, No. 817057.. --Born-July-§;-1847; fresh, -bred--- Feb, bth, 16; Eshott's True Form, No. 298281. Born Oct. 30, 1945, frésh, bred Jan, 20th. |17:- Perfect Form. Floss, No. 295497. Born June 16, 1946. "Bred Dec. 8, "1949, Her heifer calf by side, born Oct. 18, 1949, 18. Perfect Form Madge; No. 317055. _.__Born March 22, 1947, fresh, bred Jan, 9, 1949, 19. P cot Form Nan, No. 366895. Born Aug. 15, '46, fresh, not bred. 20, Nancy Girl, No. 271624, Born July 8, 1940, bred Nov. 14, 1949. Her heifer calf born May 30), '49, 121. Perfect Form Eshott, No. 306897. Born Sept. '18, 1946, fresh. Her heifer calf by side, born Qct. 23, 1949, Pérfect -Form Snowdrop, No. 295- 481. Born June 20, 1945, bred Qct. 30, 1949, to Alloway Red Ceasor. . Bull, Forestburn Brilliant No. 33- 6626. Born May 5, 1948;-bred by Allen Lishman, Pickering. . Alloway Red "Caesar, 'No. 346090. Born May 8, 1948, bred by Walter C. Thomson, Pickering. . Perfect Form Betty, No. 317056. Born April 3, 1947, bred 'Dec. 25. 26. Perfect Form Beauty, No. 825779, Born August 22, 1947; bred June 3 . Brae Brier Lady, No. 326780. Born January- 6, 1948, bred Feb. 17. . Brae Brier Mary, No. 336521. Born April 16, 1948, not bred. . Brae Brier Judy, No. 336522. Born August 9, 1948, not bred. Brag Brier Empress, No. 336523. __ Born 'August 12,-1948; not bred. .-Brae Brier Mamie, No. 336524. Born Sept. 28, 1948. . Brae Brier Mary, No. 349379. Born October 13, 1948, . Brae Brier Nancy, No. 349380. Born October 24, 1948. ; 22, --|Set Bob Sleighs. "|Sale at 11.30 . Régfitered Ayrshire Cattle The Property of Wm. and Hugh Miller Lot 12, Con. 1, Pickering Twp., No. 2 Highway, 1st Farm East of Pickering. Village Wednesday, March 8th, 1950 (Y 34. 'Brae Brier 'Nan, No. 340381: Born October 24, 1048. 85. Brae Brier Elsie, No. 3490382, Born Nov, 27, 1948, 36; Brae Brier Queen, No, 349883, Born Dec. 27, 1948. 3 ABOVE CATTE ALL VACCINATED, Also number of grade wattle, spring. ers and heifers, PIGS Yorkshire White Sow, bred ~ 11 Small Pigs, 12 Chunks. Yorkshire Sow, bred<Dec. 2b, - Yorkshire Sow, due time of sale, Yorkshire' White Boar. HORSES Brown Mare, G. P. Bay Mare, G. P; - HARNESS Set Team Harness.: Number of col- lars and other harness. HAY Hay. Mostly of bailed hay. IMPLEMENTS McCor mick Deering Milking Machine. for 23 cows. Complete in good working order. Wood Electric Grinder, 60 cycle. Electric Pail Heater Row 'crop cultivator, new for above Tractor. for McCormick Deering 2 furrow Ace Botten Tractor plow. tractor and horse hitch. : Good,. nearly new, 6ft. Steel Dump Rake (1HC) new. M. H. Hay tedder. Side Delivery Rake, M. H. McCormick Deering, 15 disc grain and fertilizer ill, _ Almost new McCormick Deering grain drill; 15 dise with fertilizer: attachment. 2 horse cultivator. Steel land roller, 2-Horse Disc Harrow. 2 Kid Kangato gang plows, 3 Single walking plows Corn Marker. Set 4 section drag Harrows. Tattoo outfit. Corn Cultivator. Cockshutt Manuze 2 Cutters. Pony: Spreader. Cutter. - Set Sloop Sleighs. Rubber tired wagon. . 2 Farm wagon gears; 1aet wagon "-gprings, 2 Flat Hay Racks, 2 Wagon Boxes. Cutting Box, good size with pulley. 2 Root Pulpers. Turnip Drill Wheelbarrow. ( Several Water barrels. Number of sacks and grain bags. Number of 'Tomato hampers. Chatham fanning mill, Brooder Stove. Cider Press. Bob-along power lawn mower, new. Set fence stretchers, . Quantity Herbageum' for cattle, Forks, Whiffletrees, hoes, rakes, Chains and numerous other arjjcles, TERMS CASH. - NO RESERVE Cattle sale at 2 p.m. Proprietors moving to Western * Can. Ken and Clark Prentice, Auctioneers. Ross Murison Clerk. Holstein Breaders Conduct Bus Tour On Saturday, February 18th, sixty- three Holstefn Breeders from Ontario County boarded two buses for a visit ito. some of the outstanding Holstein herds in Toronto, Brampton district. 'The first stop was at the farm of Mr, George Jackson, Downsview, Here an hour was spent-in looking over Mr. Jackson's very fine herd of Holstein cattle. A good deal of interest was centred around' Mr. Jackson's "Re- serve All-Canadian" herd stre--Remb- co Texal Sovereign. The next stop was at Maple where the group visited The Maple Cattle Breeders' - Association, the Artificial Insemination Unit. Mr. G. W. Keffer, Manager of the!Unit, spent conglder- able time in outlining the pedigrees of the various bulls in-the Unit, A large number of those on the bus tour had a definite interest in the Maple Unit since they are members, and this was their first 'opportunity- of-- seeing the "bulls that they are using on their herds. The next "stop 'wag at the farm of Mr. Jack Greenwood. Mr. Green- wood's herd .is not large but he has some very high quality females. This statenfent is backed up by the fact that Mr. Greenwood ha" three cows graded "excellent". This {s quite an achievement for one farmer. ~~ The next stop was at the Rosafe "Farms just West of Brampton. This . is a large and very excellent herd. The Rosafe Herdsman, Mr, Cliff Chant, did a splendid job in outlining the pedi- gree of a large number of individuals in this herd. The final visit for the day was made at the farm of Mr. Jack Fraser, Bram- pton. Mr. Fraser has a very excel- lent herd. The cow which probably. was of greatest interest to the group was Mr. Fraser's "All-Canadian Aged Cow"--S8pring; Farm Juliette. Many of the Breeders on the trip had seen this cow made "The Grand Champion Female" at the Royal Winter Fair, so they were interested in seeing her in her home stable, This is the first bus trip that the Breeders, of Holstein cattle in Ontario County have taken. In all probability andther trip will be organized next year to visit outstanding herds in the province. -------------------- Prince Albert, ~ Greenhouse SPECIALS FOR WEEK END Daffodils. Hiei Tulips ..... sis per. dozen $1.00 Hyacinths (potted). = per bloom ZB¢. Snapdragons, small blooms, doz. $1. 25 Limited. number of Roses' and Carnations at $3.00 dozen | Potted Plants, ....50e. to $1.50 ih PHONE 174 r.1-1 51 A . per * dozen 75e. Approximately-20-tons-of-good mixed. A Complete with piping and outlets | Farmal A (1HC) Tractor on rubber | Spring tooth Cultivator, 16. toath(1HC) | McCormick: Deering oil bath Mower, | .M. H. Hay Loader i Scuffler. -14 Stewart elec. stock clipper, '60° cycle. | 8 Cream Separator. . : i - Sr ------ = r-- te th aus as ae ate" ae oe eb ote atu tha ota ots os oe Se te te th an ES SN EE I te EE Nel a aR eB 545 58 ABER = wih Ci i A i THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MARCH 2-3-4' BOB HOPE and LUCILLE BALL "Inthe Uproarious Horse- Racing Comedy "SORROWFUL JONES" COMEDY, ETC. _ MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6-7-8 Gene Kelly with Marie McDonald In the Sparkling Comedy Romsnce, "LIVING-IN A BIG WAY" = SHORT PICTURES RR RR RS 4 » Ee A pane WOODBURY CREAMS For softening, beautifying and clean- -- = : sing the skin A1e. and g6c, \ WOODBURY FACE POWDER Shades to flatter every type of com- " plexion, 37c¢. and 65c. WOODBURY LOTION Softens and- heals chapped. hands =] " 28¢. and 63c. ah "ares saauchs \ Cald' Cream. \ ES McCormick Deering cultivator, 7. ft, 4 {| THE PICK OF 24 A ole etelé! STOT37AR0INSS CASON or MOTOR OILS i THEM ALL 2 Some & Fuel 0il, Kerosene oh GASOLINE. DELIVERED TO. FARMERS RAY BIRKETT ] AGENT FOR. WHITE ROSE PRODUCTS a Td wee a A Begin with Bread . .... ; ~ For Budget- Balancing Menus! - 'Sandwich bread made for orders, : SATURDAY CAKE SPECIAL "TROPICAL FRUIT CAKE - 0 Phone 32. Gerrow' 8 Bakery fi . 'YORK'S NEW DOUBLE- BARRELLED FEATURES ~. YORK KERNAL CORN".......28. YORK RASPBERRIES] .........85¢. ONE EACH OF THE ABOVE-- : '2 for 87c. ALL KINDS OF FISH i THE FAMILY BUTCHER # ~ CAWKER BROS. PROMPT DELIVERY - 7 < PHONE 2 ~ eee ee eters etete ese tese essed " Delicateria 'Restaurant = FULL COURSE MEALS LIGHT LUNCHES SODA FOUNTAIN " CIGARETTES and SUNDRIES , For Coming Out Engagements, Anniversariés, Wedding Gish or Special Occasions of Any Kind, our : - Banquet Hall is at your disposal. E, (OPEN EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK % N . ' ' + H | Aree iie PORT PERRY ELECTRIC | (first door north of hotel. Y INGLIS WASHERS and WATER HEATERS RADIOS \- RAN GES APPLIANCES 'LIBERAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES EASY PAYMENT ENT TERMS ak "PHONE 177 -