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PORT PERRY TOWN "COUNCIL MEETS Committees Struck and Ap- pointmeénts Made -- Other Business Port Perry, Jan. 18.--at the firs meeting of the Town (Council Ta following members took the declara. tion of office--Reeve Robert Somer- ville; councillors, W, W. Crosier, J. E. Jackson, Jas. McKee and Norman : ov llowin, commi e following stand were appointed: dius « eg Jackson and McKee; roads and side Wiins, messis. Crosier and Somer ville; property, Messrs, McKee and Ewers; fire, Messrs. Ewers and Mc John Jefirey asked permission to build a cement runway under the road on Union avenue, the cost to % undertaken by Mr. Jeffrey. Grant Reeve Somerville and W. W. Cro sier were appointed to attend the good roads convention to be held at Toronto, feb. 26, 27 and 28. G. D. Aird was appointed as aud- itor of the town accounts. B. D. Henry was appointed a high school D0 YOU SUFFER FROM CONSTIPATION? Countless remedies are advertised for constipation. Many relieve for the moment but they are habit form- ing and must be continued. Others contain calomel and dangerous min- eral drugs, which remain in the syse tem, settle in the joints and cause aches and pains. Some are harsh purgatives which cramp and pe and leave a depressed after effect. Avoid lubricating oils which only grease the intestines and encourage nature's machinery to become lazy. A purely vegetable laxative such as Carter's Little Liver Pills, gently touches the liver, bile starts to flow, trustee for two years. A. B. Caw- ker was re-appointed a high school trustee for a further period of three years, ; John Ploughman was appointed a member of the Board of Health. Two good hockey games were played at the arena, the first on Fri- day between Sunderland and Port Perry high schools, result 6-1 in fa- vor of Port Perry. The second was on Saturday, Oshawa versus Port Perry; results 6-2 for Port Perry. Wm. Oke of Toronto was in town last week. Mrs, Strait has moved into the house formerly occupied by Mrs. L. Bradley on Bigelow street. Mrs. Coultis of Manchester was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bur- ton. Mrs. Robert Jenkins had the mis fortune to fall on the icy sidewalk and hurt her back, one day this week. The icy condition of the road, be- tween Port Perry and Manchester, this week, has been the cause of quite a few cars landing in the ditch. No one has been hurt, however. Port Perry High School, Upper School results for fall term--Iney Fralick 80.5, Grace Cawker 800 Dorothea Nasmith 77.6, Ruby Lee 75.0, Lillian Murphy 739, Ivan Wal- lace 73.7, Helen Vickery 9.7, Jean the bowels e gently, the intestines are rm d cleansed and constipa- tion poisons pass away. The st liver and bowels are now active and the system enjoys a real tonic effect All druggists and 75¢ red pkgs, | per School Cawker 69.8, Jack Clarke 65.7, Isabel wker 63.3, Thora Kaufman 54.9, rva Nott 534, Doris Murray 51.3, etn ery 170 but ranked in Middle "BARRIERS" TO BE FILMED ond. Lloyd Rundle, of Toronto, spent the week-end with friends in town, Mr, and Mrs, Hugh Lucas of Whit. by were in town Friday night for the meeting given by the Canadian Legion, The sympathy of this community is extended to Mr. F. A, Kent and family in their recent sad bereave ment. T. W. McLean is at present laid up with an attack of sciatica, The LO.D.E. Scugog chupter gave a successful dance at the school on Friday nigh, Janu iw, wiicu wo attended Mrs. H. Roberts has beén on the, sick list for some Lune out 18 gewung | better again. Mr. and Mrs. Neill Sweetman are in Hamilton where they expect to spend some time. Here are four of the the contemplated success of "Bar- riers moti ed b ma Club. were 433 Mart Cres,, Mae and ford reasons foi ,/ the three-reecl all-amateur on picture which will be film} «uss The class was having a natural history lesson, "Now, Rosie," said the teacher turning to a sma.l girl in the fre row, "give the name of an animal that is peculiar in Ausirala. "Please, miss, was Rosie's immediate answer. The teacher frowned. "The elephant isn't Australia," y the Toronto Arn.ateur Cine Successful screen tests made of: (1) Marie Sussans Roxton Rd.; (2) Marjorie in, Coral ( , Wellesley who will pla » lead; (3) Pickering, 9 wrhonrne St. (4) Ruth Lipson, 501 Craw- St. Scho Turner 658. Douglas Nasmith boy in 4th year, Harley Dalfour, sec- I, Dorothy Balfour 71.0 Esther head Rosie nodded. "No, miss," she agreed. "That's what would make it peculiar,"--Port William Times- Journal, SHE WAS RIGHT .... .. the elephant, found in she protested. 4 PROGRESSION P: OTF * PLY no otharfactor has so contributed to progress and to the well-being of the people as has Electricity, and each year Canada is taking greater advan. tage of the accomplishments of Electrical Science. As a result, the activities of the Northern Electric Company have been extended from coastto coast. In its great plants are manufac. tured the telephone with its many accessories; the massive cablesand . the hair-like wires used to trans mit the current; the firealarm systems which protect our lives and preperties; talking motion picture equipment for our enter- tainment; and other electrical utilities. Through its complete chain of branch warehouses, this Com. pany also makes available well known brands of electrical ap- pliances to lighten the work of the housewife. rr Electric "COMPANY LIMITED A National Electrical Service : 131 SIMCOE STREET TORONTO, ONTARIO Thursday, Friday, Saturday JANUARY 23, 24, 25 5 - ah 1 200 DRESSES | $495 $7: $9.95 Unbelievable values Come them over yourself. Up to $45, divided into 4 groups to be Cleared at -- in and look Ld $7 $12 5 Ladies' Coats All the Season's Styles, Good quality cloth. Values regularly up to $60, divided into 4 groups -- '5-10-15-320 SEE THESE VALUES Navy and Black Tricotine and Poiret Twill FALL mitLneRY | 12 Ladies' Suits TO BE CLEARED AT '75¢C each NO REFUNDS AND NO EXCHANGES DURING THI S SALE $5.00. ST. 54 THE FAIR sw ZION BRIEFS Zion, Jan. 20.--Misses Helen Lewis and Norma Glaspell spent the week- end with Mrs. Ross Lee of Kedron. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Glaspell, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stainton had tea at Mrs. Ross Lee's on Sunday. The January meeting of the Wo- men's Association met at the home of Mrs. Harold Gifford when quite a few ladies were present. Mrs, Fice presided; hymns were sung. and prayers were offered. The Scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Wm. Beck- ell; roll call was responded to by a selection on New Year's; treasurer's report and flower committee report were read. It was decided to hold a parcel post at the open meeting on Feb. 14 at the church, Valentine to be subject for roll call. Each lady of the community is asked to bring a parcel to sell. No parcel to be worth more than 25c. Home made candy will also'be sold, and a chil dren's corner is being arranged, Mrs. Arnott gave a splendid paper on the New Year, emphasizing - the oppor- tunity of making 1930 better than 1929. Mrs. Thos, Martin sang a solo. The group, Mrs. Gifford, Mrs. @G. Short and + Mrs. Jesse Arnott, served very tasty and delightful re freshments for which they were ac corded a hearty vote of thanks. Mrs. Wesley Glaspel is out around again after a very heayy seige of cold, Mrs, Tracy Glaspell and chil- dren are also convalescing from colds, . : Master Keith Stainton has had bronchitis but is improving. Mr. John Trull, Bowmanville, fa | ther of Mrs. Alf Ayre and Mrs. Ar thur Stainton, has suffered a stroke but is feeling some better. SCOUT NOTES Friday The Fifth Troop met on the last at the 'usual hour, in Y.M.CA. Owing to a variety of reasons, in- cluding duty at the arena, the wea ther, and sicness, several boys were away. So it was thought advisable to have a general meeting at which games took the major portion of the time, « The meeting closed with the usual yarn after which the flag was low ered. We are pleased to hear that Scout D. Smith, of the Seventh Troop is getting better, Although not yet by any means well, he 1s improving quite consider- ably. * LJ Ww The local association is preparing to arrang. for examiners for the va- rious proficiency badges. Each Scoutmaster has been asked to find out which badges his boys will be trying tor during the next month, Help things along by studying up for a badge, and telling your Scout master that you are preparing for it * » A The Chief Scout has made some remarks about the daily good turn. Are you doing vour good turn? SCOUT NOTICES 5th Troop The Fifth Troop will meet on Fri- day next at the Y.M.C.A. as usual Court of Honour, 7.00 p.m; Troop Meeting, 7.30 p.m. Running Shoes or Rubbers must ye worn on the Gym. 2nd Oshawa Troop Every boy is asked to be on time Friday evening at 7 p.m.. Don't for- get the knotty contest, come prepared Court of Honour, 9 pm. To the' Scouts of other Troops, the Boys of the 2nd Oshawa, will soon be issuing a challenge in lashing and bridge building. So.you better gct busy. x KW To the Scouts of Oshawa Don't forget the otheér: fellow, no matter if he is a Scout er not, re- member that you have promised on Your Honour to "Help other people at all times." : Scoutmaster G. Sutton. AS 3rd Troop Will meet at the Y.M.C.A. on Fri- day, January the 24th at 7.30 p.m. All cubs who wish to join the Cub pack should see Mr. Terry at once. x Xx x Fourth Oshawa There will be a meeting of the 4th Oshawa Troop at the Rotary Hall Friday, at 7.30. All members are asked to be present with rug: ning shoes. Points will be giv to the Patrols, Kia 8 CONVENIENT _ GALLiopB, | In London, recently a bahp.gave the alarm for fire and roused the occupants, A campaign is to be launched urging every household- tainly don't weigh so much as I did when I was in the grocery trade!" ---- _ Customer (after clerk has pulled down all but one of the blankets on the shelves) -- "I don't really want to buy a blanket to-day. I was only looking for a friend." Clerk (sweetly) -- "Well, Madam if you think your friend is hiding in the other one, I'll gladly for you." The way to get the most'e ence for the least money is to. the neighbour's children for a ~Kingston Whig-Standard. PB FULL-O-PEP & LAKKO EGG MASH = OYSTER SHELL BEEF SCRAP, GRIT SHORTS, BRAN, MIDDLINGS, OAT CHOP, CORN 'DR. HESS' PANACEA + ROUP CURE Ul ( Ev SNS PRATT'S EGG REGU HOGG & LYTLE Limited PHONE 203 lil BTN