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Mrs Fralick, the present if fm. Bickle fitends leav-| i. or the West »n Saturday. r. George Brow: who has n quite ill, is getting better. 10% reduction on boots and oes at McClintock's. Mrs. P. G, Morrison will 'not ve during March. ual St. Patrick's Tea © On Wedueslay evening, 'Mareh 17th, the Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian Church, will 'hold their annual tea and con- cert. A splendid supper will be "served in the basement of the urch from 6 to 8 p.m - Afterwards an entertainment | will be given in the church. With such talent as Mr F Foley, Bowmanville, entertainer; Mr, Stouffer, of New Market, violinist; and Mrs: D. Carnegie and Mr. Stent, local singers. a good program is assured. A whirlwind windup to the program will be provided by an amusing playlet entitled "The * Trouble at Satterlee's'" in which a number of young ladies of the Church will take part. Admission: tea and concert, adults 50c. Children 25c. Boxes at a Premium The drygoods stores are pretty well cleaned out of boxes suita- _ ble for the Box Social to be held in the Town Hall on Friday ~evening of this week... The young ladies are evidently pre- paring to do their share, a good program is to be given, the auc- tioneer is high-class, and every- thing points to a real good time on Friday evening. Don't miss it, Admission 25¢. and 15¢. Ladies with baskets free. Proceeds in aid of Rink Fund. "The Dust of the Earth." The Epworth League 'of Port Perry Methodist church have ar- ranged with' Greenbank Dram- atic Club to give their famous play, "The Dust of the Earth," in the Town Hall, Port Perry, on Monday evening, March 15th. Admission: adults 25¢, Children |2 16e. Special scenery has been made; and the play, which has been given with great success in both Seagrave and Greenbank,lis under the direction of Capt. Mec- Kenzie. of Toronto Bowling Club ~ The Annual Meeting of the Port Perry Bowling Club will be held at the office of the Town Treasurer on Monday, March 15, at 8 p.m. A cordial invitation is extended to anyone interested in bowling this season. > S. J. Mellow, Pres. E.-H. Purdy, Sec'y Prince Albert The W. C. T. U. will meet on Friday, at the home of Miss . Hiscox, The late William Ward A well known resident passed away on Thursday lasl in the] person of William Wardell Ward, at his home on Centre Street. Mr, Ward has been ill fora considerable period, though con- fined to his home only four weeks of that time. About a month ago he was obliged to re- linguish his duties at the Cus oms Office, and soon afterwards he suffered a stroke of paralysis His death occurred on Thursday evening about six o'clock. The late Mr. Ward was born sixty years ago at Utica, Ontario, and was for years a partner in the firm of Claughton & Ward, breeders of thoroughbred show Wd, Sixteen years ago, Mr. |¢ ard received an appointment to the. Customs 'Office here, when he moved with his fami- to Whitby, where he has re- sided ver since, coming to Whitby, Mr ea host of freinds by Anderso Seagrave. ruary 15th, special services will be" conducted by Rev. L. ing, except Saturday '| specially invited to enjoy the meetings whom God has ric hy blessed in this work. F. G. Joblin come and WE have placed in stock a beautiful assortment of artistic wall paper--all of the latest patterns and shades. Let us help you make the home worthy of those who live in it. When you see the charming and modern effects we are offering, you will wonder how Jou put up with that old fashioned pattern which we can so pleasingly replace. Youd will realize this fully adopt suggestions to that end. JAS. McKEE Stationer Jeweller CG. J. Morrish Issuer of 'Marriage Licences Observer Office, Port Perry Married At the Manse, Sony4, on Sat- arday, March 6th, 1920, Edward Smith, of Brock Township, to Mary Millward, of Mari riposa Tp. Rev. George Mason, officiated. At t' e Parsonage, Port Perry, on Wed. March 8, 1920, Rev. W. D. Harrison officiating, Rupert 0. Werry to Eunice H. Sander- son, both of Cartwright. © HOCKEY On Wednesday evening last the hockey enthusiasts enjoyed a real whirlwind game of hockey at the local rink when the Port 'Perry Band defeated the Local Amateurs by 5to3. The game was fast from 'start to finish. At times the referee had trouble to prevent a real battle, so much so that in the second period all were on .the fence except the goal tenders. The strength of both teams was so 'great that hockey sticks became scarce and they had to resort brooms. A number of the players showed good domestic training and he her the gan d 7 nd gave a number Ee usical selections for 8 skaters, 3 ¢ Sharpe, at 8 o'clock each. even- oo You' are ios see our new stock, |- Commeneing next week, Feb-| $ led by one!" id ofor ca What other ok at LI "near 2 8136 on 'these Gray-Dort qualities? : vou. the 1 Fmton. The Te Gud Dot Tofen rege A motor larger and finer than wna toi Tight « cars-- 314" bore and 5" -stroke--built from flawless castings and tough, high-carbon steel--and finely finished. The srsnbslaft, weighs JO uns, ads e Yadiator | is cellular type an e water ja ts are extra 0 carburetor marks this car. and a Better el electrical ng Starting 'and lighting are Westinghouse, as in Tikal system most expensive cars, There's over-strength in the Giay-Dort Fraie of Reavy channel steel; in the husky, Chatham-built rear axles in the long, cantilever rear springs; in the s designed, new steering gear; in the big brakes; now lined with Thermoid.. The front wheels now have roller bearings. TKere is anew gas tank--larger, and in the Sou Convenience of riding and driving is inthe Gray Don, The steering wheel is of the height and size for Sirclorsy driving,( The gears can be shifted with two fingers' pressure. The horn, the ignition and light switches, the Shiseh, and brakes, all are placed for greatest ease in riving, / A shorter and smarter cowl row gives more room in the driving compartment. A new Gray-Dort feature has greatly increased the leg-room in the tonneau. Seats are tilted at just the proper angle for comfort. As in cars costing $2000 and upwards, the Gray-Dort now han side-curtains opening with the doors. J». CLEAN-CUT GOOD-LOOKS The Gray:Dort is not startlingly extréine, She Grays ; "Dort isa car of quiet beauty--smooth lines and perfect proportions. The smart, new top is hand-tailored in our own shops. The new hood, with its many long, narrow lotivres lends just a touch of European style. French-pleated upholstery, too. pecially - - 'And completing 'the picture--the wondeifil Gray- Dort finish---development' of 60 years' coach- building applied by master draftsmen, Gray-Dort trained.' Unquestionably there will be a shortage of these cars at $1365. You had better see the Gray-Dort dealer now. GRAY - DORT MOTORS, LiMiTED v Chatham 3 Ontarin. 3 $1365 F.0.B. CHATHAM WAR TAX EXTRA ¥ in For the man who wishes somethi | to-day. Sanger green body with h THE GRAY-DORT SPECIAL extra car, we have built the Gray-Dort 5 * Maroont , with rayntite top. Plate gl pecial 'window. pay 'curtains. Rookie tan wheels. Motomter. Tiles + ing steering wheel. el eather a any instrument board. Just the her uholgte -- lift this car above the ordinary. $150 extra'on the'sgndard, 2 AND THE ACE! © The Gray-Dort Ace--the most beautiful light car 'of andsome California. * top' to mal Trouble lamp and bull's-eye flashlight. Electric cigar lighter, Rear-vision mirror. = Plate glass windows. Over- size, grooved-t: tires. 'This is the de luze car for the man who does not wish to pile up a tremendous Operating cost. $255 extra on the standard. seal Dealer' _ Port Perry, Ont. FOR RENT Hiacksaith Shop on Water st. site it ih [illing oe Ott swept g '$ BRT, Coulolitt Farm Has iH to Offer msn i Bo the Worm, |. ear 2- ih pe my £0