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: Local News Spring is C-0-M-I-N-G! Can't you hear its teeth chatter? PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. A. McPhail and son Lachlan, expect to go to Toronto shortly. Miss Greta Foster has left Port Perry to take a position in Toronto. Mr. A .E. Rogerson has sold the Sebert House to Mr. Weir of Peter- boro. Mr. Rogerson retains his other property in town, and will remain here. Mr. Jas. McKee eaves on Thurs- day and sail from New York for Ire- land on Saturday on a new boat-- "The Regina" Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Clay, and her daughter, Mrs. R. Butson and child- ren, are leaving this week to visit Mrs. O. B. Roberts, at Forest, Ont. They are taking with them her little boy, who spent the winter in Port Perry. Rev. J. F. Everson, Prince Albert, was called away on Monday to a former charge, to attend the burial of the late Mrs. Neil Milsap, Moscow, Ontario. Mr. Kirley, of West Huntingdon, has moved to Mr. Frank McClintock's farm. Mr. McClintock has moved to Port Perry and is occupying part of the Gilbert house. e Mr. Wm. Clyde has sold the Price house to Mr. James McHoull. We are pleased to welcome Mr. and Mrs. McHoull back to our town. Mr.-Alex. Vance has sold his house to Mr. Ted. Jackson. Mrs."J. C. Dunlop has returned to Coldwater after a short visit with her sister Mrs. Geo. R. Davey. Mr. Harold Scott, of Toronto, spent the week end with Mr. Thos. Blight. ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The services next Sabbath morning and evening will be of special Easter nature. 1.0. D. E. The monthly 'meeting of the I. O. D.E. will be held in the regular rooms on Monday, April 2nd, at 3.30 p.m. The following are .the officers for 1923: Hon. Regent--Mrs. W. H. Harris Regent--Mrs. Geo. Jackson ~~ 1st Vice Regent--Mrs. A. H. Rose 2nd Vice Regent--Mrs., E. B. Walker Secretary--Mrs. D. McMillan Treasurer--Mrs. P. G. Morrison™ Educ. Secretary--Mrs. Geo." Woods Echoes Secretary--Miss D. Sexton Press Reporter--Mrs. I. R. Bentley Standard Bearer--Mrs. M. Beare Councillors--Mrs. H. G. Hutcheson, Mrs. I. R. Bentley, Mrs. A. J. Davis, Mrs. R. Archer, Mrs. F. W. Brock, Mrs, W. L. Parrish, Mrs. E. H. Purdy, Mrs. H. Lucas, Mrs. J. E. Jackson, Mrs. M. Arlidge. COMING! A moving 'picture under the au- spices of the I. O. D. E. The big special you have been waiting for; will be shown in the Town Hall, Port Perry, Friday evening, April 6th. "The Prodigal Judge" also a comic reel with 1000 laughs. DON'T MISS IT EASTER TEA An Easter Tea and sale of Home- made Cooking will be held at the Parish Hall, Church of the Ascension, on Friday, April 6th, from 4 to 6 p.m. v Notice to Creditors and Others Notice is hereby given that all per- sons having any claim or claims against the estate of Albert Alfred Harran, late of the Village of Caes- area, in the County of Durham, Merchant, deceased, who died on or about the 14th day of February 1923, ' are required to send full particulars of their claims, with affidavit thereto annexed proving same, to the under- fits signed on or before the 27th day of 2 s April, 1928, next. 1% And further take notice that no claim will be recognized after that "date. Dated this 21st day of March, 1923. W. H. KENNEDY | Barrister, ete., + Apr. 12 Whitby, Ontario. . SPANIEL FOR SALE 9 months old. Apply to" John Woolley, Port Perry. 4 at FOR SALE Pure Bred Yorkshire Sow, (Bertha strain) due April 25. Price reason- able. Apply to Albert Hooey, Black- stock," Ontario. i Apr. 5 PASTURE FOR RENT Good pasture with plenty of shade and running witer for colts or cattle. Apply to Abe Wallace, lots 14 and 15, con. 7, Reach, Bell Phone 189 r 2-2, R. R. 1 Port Perry. Apr. 26. (300 to 325 egg strain). " Creams and Sugars @ $1. gary per y pile Berry Bowls, from $2 to ps Marmalades, Cake J Sendwich Plates, Wo Wate » etc, at s . during Ist week in April. | "See us for Mantle, Kitchen Get a REGINA WATCH if you want a satisfactory and durable time piece. We are official agents for this J dist ee : We do our own watch and clock repair work... Esti- mates given while you wait. .Know what it will cost you when you leave it. Optical repairs a specialty. I. R. BENTLEY JEWELLER & OPTOMETRIST PORT PERRY, ONT. SCouT NOTES Friday Evening, April 27th, has been set apart for an all-round Boy Scout entertainment at the town hall. The boys' parents and others will have an opportunity to see the usual training activities and enjoy a real entertaining evening. The Troop Committee of 1st Port Perry Troop met last Friday evening. The Scoutmaster reported progress in the work and expressed his ap- preciation of the assistance of the following gentlemen, who have de- voted their time with him, in guiding the boys in their work; Mr. Alfred N. Andrus, Mr. W. J. Archibald, Mr. Jim Mowat and Mr, Harry Woodcock. An endeavor will be made to obtain more floor space in the Davis Block in order that the Troop may establish more or less permanent Head- quarters. Owing to School Examinations the weekly Troop Meeting will not be held until Thursday evening 29th. inst. At this meeting parts will be decided, upon for the Stout play which is one item on the entertain- ment program. All turn out, as early as possible. All members of the Troop will please be present at the regular Troop meeting on Tuesday evening, April 8rd. Patrols for the year will be organized and Patrol Leaders elected by ballot. The senior Patrol will be formed with the idea of train- ing for "Rovering"'--the latest de- velopment of the Boy Scout Move- ment. If you're not "too hig to run around with the kids" come along! 1st Whitby Troop have just sent word they will only be too glad to join us in camp on Lake Scugog this coming Summer. There is nothing definite from 1st Uxbridge, but they "are thinking about it." One thing certain, there will be a day "set apart" for father, mother and son. DIED At' Toronto, on Monday, March 86th year. Suddenly, February 17th, 1923, at Rochester, N.Y., Bertha Crandell, be- loved wife of Chas. Brown, daughter of William and Emma Crandell. ¥ m-------- Bred-to-lay Barred Rock Eggs for Hatching Hens bred from same strain as won egg laying contest at Ottawa, 1920. Cock bred from imported ancestors Eggs $1.50 per 13, $7.50 per hundred. High fertility guaranteed. Stock has free _| crop. 26th, 1923, William Kennedy, in his- PEAS FOR SALE * Apply to C. Blakely, R: R. 1, Sea- grave, Béll Phone; 114 r 8. = (2) Coal and Coke IN STOCK-- Pea coke $16.00 a ton delivered Domestic coal, semi- hardegg size, $14.00 a ton Nut coke expected any day Lime and plaster on hand P. FIGARY Office Phone 98 Port t Parry Farm to Rent Between Oshawa and the Lake. About 125 acres in excellent state of cultivation. Ample buildings. Plowing after present ull possession Oct. Ist or April lst. Apply to G. D. CONANT, Owner, 20-tf Oshawa, Ont, MORLEY CAMPBELL Real Estate' Farms, Loans, Insurance, Val- uations. Large list of high- class ~residental properties for sale and rent, especially in Port Perry. Write or phone your wants to Morley Campbell, Port Port Perry, Ont. erry, Ont. Phone 183w 183w Wanted 10,000 MUSKRATS Highest Price Paid All Kinds of POULTRY Hides, Sheep Skins and Junk I. TURNER Bell Phone 213 Ind. 1800 Making Good CLOTHES . is our specialty We have the finest range of overcoats, both tailor made and ready to wear, we have ever-had. Come in and see them--it costs you othing, Fine wool is ad- vancing. uy that good suit now. Don't forget that I have a nice line of Men's Caps Seed peas for sale, Potter variety: : 1s paying 50. per 1b. for fat. pegjog 506 per Ib. for Potier cream to Port Perry Creamery Allan Goode. Proprietor.' | Oxy-Acetylene - WELDING Broken Castings, Steel, Brass, etc., made e ual to new, Also Brazing 'R. B. Smallman Blacksmith, Port Perry Experienced Nurse disengaged. other cases. Mrs. H. V. Raines, Port Perry, Ont. more money by sending your Something useful to all i A Vacuum Cleaner for Rent. Save your' strength and rent our Vacuum . Cleaner for cleaning your carpets SEL and curtains... 7. # AL McDERMOTT _Furniture Dealer and Funeral Director § : Complete Horse-Drawn Equipment. Phones--Store 128 r 2 . Residence 128 r 3 EEE a at -- ia 3 as _ sn Maternity or| --r ---- Achievement! A Savings Bank balance built up by careful economy and self-denial will give you greater W. A. SANGSTER DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours--9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Office over Archer's Hardware PORT PERRY ONTARIO Graduate of Royal College of Dental Sur. Bell Phone office 68, ring 2; residence ring3 JOHN BELDON LUNDY , D.D.S. DENTAL' "SURGEON. . geons and University of Toronto. Office hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Evenings y appoin tment. Office over Morrison's Drug Store satistaction than an equal sum secured without difficulty or. exertion The advantages of such a reserve are worth a genuine effort THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE oe Ah RT ke on PAID-UP CAPITAL - a. $15,000000 RESERVE FUND . . $13,000,000 ; PORT PERRY BRANCH, RB. Walker, Manager. Office upstairs in Leonard Block J Hours, 9 am. to 6 p.m We pay the big price | Pupils prepared for examination Miss Madeline Cockburn Miss Hazel Cockburn Teachers of PIANO AND VIOLIN Bell Phone 169r2 . Port Perry J. A. MURRAY DENTIST Phone 93 C. T. Harrison PALMER GRADUATE Chiropractor Offices in the Penhall Block. Upstairs PORT... PERRY MISS ESTELLE K. BULL Teacher of PIANO AND-VOICE >hone No 217. George Collins Real I Agent FARMS FOR SALE Good properties. Terms to suit purchaser. All sizes of farms, houses and lots, ete. for sale. .Blong Block, Port Perry. Manufacturer of a Port Perry, Ont | W. E. HARRISON and the prices are right. W. H. DOUBT Merchant Tailor Hand-made Harness and dealer in Robes, Blankets, Whips, Mitts and Gloves, Club Bags, Suit Cases, etc. Auto Tires: fo =k to send to th Mail Order for your Tires. We can supoly you tires of the same qual- ity, and put them on, for the same piss Su Sos at Mail Bort Pony run. Eggs supplied full nN : Herbert P. Baker, Sunderland, Ont. Api 12 WOOLEN GOODS FOR SALE « Mrs. J. Btones wishes to announce that she is re-opening her fancy goods store and has for sale many articles such as sweaters, embroidery, woolen goods of all kinds for children... Orders taken for any special. arti- Plenty of F uel!| & = WOOD fd I reliable Canada, Local Jéprosentatives in all - farmer and user the ORI! Separator in Blower Boxes, Lister Electrio Lighting Panis, a0 th the $ 7 Wanted rts of Ontario to sell direct to the AL BELGIAN MELOTTE, the most actory, easiest turning and best skimming Cream*" / e world, the most popular dest e ever sold in 1,000,000 i in use the world. Rol annda'h us for 80 Lister Brands by ue for 30 5 and sa ister Milking Machines, 'oppor ramity for Sosa ~ AN EASTER TREAR Easter Confectionery, Hot Cross Buns, and other "goodies' are to be had at our store in great variety. These delightfui luxuries are only part of what we offer yon. Don't forget that we bake good bread every day. You can depend on J it for its good quality. n SIM'S BAKERY A.E. SIMS 'PORT PERRY Mod da aioe Year Round Comfort For Five Persons The "Master Four" Sedan Model 23-37. The McLaughlin: Buick ie, Four" Si onveniences, comforts and Tehnement of the finest ; closed cars. Ba