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ence McKinnon... . of the community is extended to en ~--~loWing were winners ouse to Mr. Bert. Bart- "will occupy the front ton, Mrs. Russell Dean, Burke- ton, were home for a few days visiting their mother, Mrs. W. ~ H. Clark, who is very sick at the present time. The Band were at the Black- stock Skating Rink on Monday evening and furnished music for skaters. After the skating the Band were treated to a supper which 'was much appreciated. ~Word has been received of the death of Mr. Archibald Mec- Kinnon, at Toronto. Mr. Mec- Roach and father of Mr. Clar- The sympathy the bereaved family. Mrs. Harold Emmerson will not receive on the 4th Tuesday of this month. - The Band will be at the Rink on Friday night of this week in- stead of Wednesday. This will be the last Band night of. the season. Everybody come and and have a good skate and make this a real community night at a community rink. The ice is in perfect condition. A year-ago the rink closed on the 20th of March because of soft ice. DRIRURIRNIMSS YY | BES mm _L 0. D. E. SKATING PARTY This event was well patron- ized and was one of the best nights of the skating season. ~Great. interest' was show in the keg jumping-contest. The fol- in the various events. Little Boys' Hockey Match, ~--geore-2«l:~ Girl's Race under 8, F. Figary Boys' race, under 8, J. Beare. Boys' Keg Jump, Sam. Naple. (7 kegs.) Boys' jump, open, T. Harris, | ° (10 kegs) Couple race, Bob. Wells and Jean Switzer. Couple Race, 12 and under, KE. _ Switzer and E. McKinley. Married Men, Earl Beare. 'Skating Backwards, Mitchell. EE ye Pt PORT PERRY "EX-SERVICE MEN'S CLUB ORGANIZED. At a meeting of ex-service men in the Armouries, Port Perry, on Thursday last, the above Club was brought into being. An effort had been made to revive the local branch of the Grand Army of United Veterans but in view of the efforts being made to organize a Domlinion- wide Canadian Legion to include all existing Soldier Organiza- tions, the local veterans felt that an independent local club was the best means of getting Ex- Service Men together until such time-as the Club might decide to carry on as a branch of the one big Leglon which-is not yet a fact. A list of officers «of the Club will be published next week. It is the sincere wish of these Veterans who have thus banded - themselves together to have all Ex-Service men of any branch of the British Service affiliated | ---ag-members- with them. A business meeting has been : : ries, to which a hearty invitation is , extended on behalf of the Club. If your name 'is not -on our|- wailing list and you have the honour of having served in His Majesty's Forces, kindly submit your name to the secretary, or any other member. M. R. Arlidge, Sec'y Fai] ol ost Jeary] ators er ave has rented part! Kinnon was an uncle of Mrs. J. | Lorne | "| Then if shingles you vist buy '| Our Canadian product you "should try, f .| Lay them five inches to the weather, ary of their wedding on| rch the 7th. Their many| RE Diamonds 1 Watches Jewelery Silverware Stationery Get the prices on our goods before going else- where. We give as good, if not better value for the money. Have that - Watch -or Clock repaired. I. R. BENTLEY Jeweller and Stationer. NUT COAL My first consignment of hard coal will reach town 'in the course of a few days. C. L. VICKERY n"The GOLD RUSH' "A Dramatic Comedy Witten and Directed by CHARLIE CHAPLIN A A Heartaches become rib - ticklers. Tragedies turn to laughter Miseries bring mirthfulness Hardships breed chuckles Rs Chaplin burlesques all the 4 Human Ills - Port Perry Picture House Thursday. Friday, Saturday, March 25, 26. and 27 THE MILL (Continued from last week) A car of B. C. shingles eame, There quality is just the same, They're made from great tall cedar trees, Are sawed and packed the world to please. Per thousand they are priced to sell, Six dollars per, will do quite well, Three X on every bunch is marked, 'And under cover they are packed. 3 And they will keep your roof to- | __gether. bed with any of the following publi-| SUPERIOR BRED-TO-LAY BARRED ROCK EGGS FOR / HATCHING 800 egg strain, cockerels direct from Miss Holdsworth's best pen, who owned the champion Barred Rock hen in Canada in 1924. Eggs $1.50 for 15; $6.50 per hundred. At house $1.00 for 15; $5.00 per hundred. If you 'want weighers, layers, and pay- ers, buy from Herbert P. Baker, Sunderland, Ont. 3 cr eee QO IN- MEMORIAM Lansing--In loving memory of my dear mother, Mary Isa- bella Lansing, who passed away March 16th, 1925. The pearly gates were open, A gentle voice said come, And with farewells unspoken She calmly entered home. Ever remembered by daughter, Retta. SERARRT AN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES Rev, W. L. Atkinson, Pastor. LARCH 21, 1926 St. John's, Port Perry. Tr Public Worghip at 11 a.m, and 7 p.m. Sunday Sthool at p.m. Guild, Monday, at 7.30 p.m. Bible Study and Prayer Meeting on Thursday at 7.30, Breadalbane, Utica. Sunday: School. at-2 pm. _ . Public worship at 2.45 p.m. --OOOS THE UNITED CHURCH Port Perry. Rev. William Higgs, Minister Public Worship at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School at 3 p.m. Mrs, Elsie R. Smith, Field Secretary of the . Deaconess Training Institute, will give the morning address in the interests of the work of the Women's Mis- sionary Society. The annual Easter Offering will be received | for the W.M.S. Y.P.L., Monday, at 7.30 p.m. Pr: ayer "Meeting, Thursday, at 7.30 pm. OU ie CHURCH of the ASCENSION Evensong and sermon; "on March 21st, at 7 p.m. Subject: "Friends of the Master." Sunday School at 3 p.m. Thursday-- Shortened Even- song and address at 7.30 p.m.-- Life of Lord Shaftesbury, con- tinued:- CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Stephen Smith, and daughter Mildred, wish to thank their friends and neighbors for , their kindness at the time of | their recent bereavement in the death of Mr. Stephen Smith. DISPERSION SALE of an accredited herd of 23 Registered 23 HOLSTEINS The property of Norman R. Phair Lot 32, Con. 7, UXBRIDGE, one mile east of Uxbridge, on Brock Road, on Wed, March 24th This is an accredited od com- | prised of a number of young cows, very true to type, well and Dear! uding a 1 young open heifers and od herd The Port Perry Star Club- | cations for 1926 at the following| Toronto Daily Star ........... $6.50 | Farmers' Advocate .......... ..$2.50 Ladies' Home Journal ......... $2.50 Saturday Evening Post . ..$3.60 Family Herald & Weekly Star. $3.50] Globe ......s! SRL Ca ..$6.50 Mail & Empire ..........000. $6.50 ster) () (etm udders;| Tntercational' Farm Machinery , Bros, 'Farm Equipment SCHOOL REPORTS Report of second set of exam- inations of Second Class, : Senior Second Total: 750. Hon. 563 Pass 450 Jean Harrison ........ 640 Reta Willard ,........ 634 Mabel Ryan .......... 616 Norma Hooey ....,...588 Doris Suddard ....... 5688 Ada Woodcock . ........561 James Read ..,....... 5563 Lillian Kight........... 544 Terry Woods .....,... 544 Sidney Smallman ..... 543 Roswell Wakeford. .... 542 Rodger Oke ........:\ 515 Audrey Balfour ....... 498 Robert Ewers ........ 492 Donald Campbell ...... 489 Bobby Carnegie ...... 462 Joan Marshall ........ 454 Billy Cawker ......... 420 Lorne Beare .......... 414 Sam Naples «......... 413 : Junior Second Total 700 Hon. 525 Pass "420 Maxine Beare ........ 527 Campbell McMaster. ...520 Harold Moray ........ 462 Butler Walker .=....... 458 Marjorie Tinsley ...... 455 Wyatt-Kent .......... 454 Jean Wakeford ....... 394 George McKay. ....... 376 Sarah Naple.......... 359 Robert Sutcliffe .7...% 346 Harold Prentice....... 321 E. V. Gamble, Teacher Senior Third i the Dame indicates the exams. missed hrough illness or other causes. Total 900 Hon, 675 Pass 540 George Tinsley. ....... 764 Henry Dodd .......... 748 Bobby Cawker ....... 711 Clifford/Ward ........ 711 Marjorie Pyatt ....... 703 Eric Nasmith:........ 698 - Albert Cawker ....(1) 625 Fred Switzer ......... 620 Helena Boe ...... 5817 Arthur Asher ........ 596 Ivy Bright... .... (4) 516 Mabel McKinley ... (1) 489 Kenneth Spears. ... (2) 426 Archie Farmer . ... (6) 299 Junior Third Marion Tinsley ....... 638 Mary Smallman ...... 588 Alice Hayden ..... 5. 462 Bobby Woods. ........ 460 Cleveland Kight ...... 450 Billy: Oke savas (1y 446 Emma McKinley .. (2) Noreen Roach ........ Florence Greaves .. (1) 425 Norma Turner -. 45) 376 George Greaves ...(2) 321 Catharine Sutcliffe (6) 261 Norman Wakeford (7) 156 John Farmer ..... (6) 139 "Eric Rutherford ..(8) 118 Grace Read . . (absent) Gertrude Drucan, (absent) vin, Teacher. Hardware De Laval Sapte and Milkers \ : Beatty Port Perry Public School "| Raymer, Prince Albert, Ont. "The number in brackets after : Gasoline. 'Engine Singer Sewing B.Henderson Paint Supplies C.C.M. Bicycles Bicycle Repairs second hand gas engines for sale. fencing Edy consult us. A wher. of Beatty iia Pups. Fee i House phone 66 It Pays to Pay Cash Office phone 207 : Anyone wishing roofing or . FOR SALE "Brown Geldng, 6 years, 1550 |1bs. Gray Percheron, 8 years, '1450 Ibs. Bay Mare, 8 years, Young pigs, sows to farrow in April, May, June. 0.A.C. No 21]... seed Barley; - Abundant" Oats, | Stan. Wool-| Sensation Oats. ridge, R.R.2 Seagrave, SEED OATS 500 bushels 0.A.C. No. 27 Seend Oats. Price 65¢ bushel. Mar 18 Apply to Arthur Sleep, R.R. 2] Seagrave, Bell Phone 128 ¢ 8. BORN , To Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Al- derson, Reach Township, on Sat- urday, March 6thg 1926, a son. rr JOO ie AUCTION SALE Wednesday, March 24--Auc- tion Sale of 100 head of Cattle, fresh cows, springers, steers, heifers, stockers, and calves, al- so some horses, the'property of Alex. Calder, lot 20, con. 7, Tp. of Whitby. Sale at 1.30 sharp. : See bills. m. Maw, Auctioneer. err () (PO core SEED GRAIN FOR SALE All kinds of seed grain, clover, timothy, and potatoes. Apply to James Ward, R. R. 1 Black- water. Phone-- Sunderland | Central. XT 2 ee Ore FOR SALE Two grade Durham Cows, one ris- ing three, and the other rising five. One due last of March the other the beginning of April. Apply to P.H. a CL NOTICE TO CREDITORS Of Susan Rolph, Deceased. Pursuant to Sec. 56 of Chapter 121 of the .Revised Statutes_of Ontario, 1914, notice is hereby given that all] creditors and others having claims | against the estate of Susan Rolph, late of the Village of Port Perry, in the County of Ontario, widow, who 'died on or about the 29th day.of Jan- uary A.D. 1926, are, on or before the First day of April A.D, 1926, to send by post, pre-paid, to Messrs. Harris & Harris, ~ Solicitors for Samuel '| Farmer, Hibbert G. Hutcheson and George Heusler, Executors of the last Will and Testament of the said de- ceased their christian names and surnames, addresses and descriptions, the full particulars of their claims, a -| statement: of their accounts and the nature of the securities (if any) held by them, and that after the day last aforesaid the said Executors will pro- ceed t6 distribute the assets of the said deceased among the parties en- titled thereto having regard onl such ¢laims of which notice shall Bi been given as above required, and the said" Executors will not be liable for ' | the said assets or any part thereof, ar hy oli a ich to sell customers a who can be sold in a morning = bongs Distance 2 ety inate = + be RR re All Heavy No. 9 Wire. 8 Lines x 47 inches high, at '50c. perrod 9 Lines x 50 inches high, at: 55¢. per rod es / WALL PAPERS Let us show you 6ur ney samples for Spring, priced from 7 cents, and upward. THE NEW MAXIMUR PAPERS We are also stocking the new Maximur, 30 inch papers, the most modern and finest decorative hangings. Their width permits greater variety and grandeur of Sony besides showing fewer seams when buvg, : ~ W. L. PARRISH PORT PERRY . ONT. Sid i The bordel Meat Market Affords. Phane. Your Orders for Quick Delivery. , bh! Ld ~Cawker or Bree Port Perry to any. person or "persofis of whose claim or claims notice shall not have béen received by Harris & Harris at the time of sud distribution, Solicitors for Margaret Sinclair Plat- ten and Clifford Mendham Platten, executors, of the will of the said de- ceased their christian names and sur- Dated at Port gh 2 Oty this 2nd | names," addresses and descriptions day of March A.D, 1 the full particulars of their clai a RG 2 Hie. statement of their accounts a he nature of the secutities (if any) slg by them, and that after the day laa aforesaid the Ba Executors ask ceed to distribute the assets of the ' said deceased among the parties en- titled 'thereto, \ having regard only to such cl 'of which notice shall have been given as above required, and the aid Executors will not be liable for the said assets or any par thereof, to any petson or persons whose claim or 'claims notice shall not havé been received by Harris & ris: at the time of sueh distribution. + Dated at Port Perry, Ont., this 1st Mdrch A.D. 1926. Solrs. for the Estate of - Susan Rolph, deceased. EE sd NOTICE TO CREDITORS Of James Henry Platten, D Pursuant to Sec.:56.0f Chapter 121 of the Revised Statutes. 1914, notice fy hereby' creditors and others aving cl apaitist the estate of James Henry |p, Patten, late"af the Township of Eas. in thé County of Ontazio, a pf or about the Twentieth day of February 4 D. 1926, are, on or a day of Ne belore he urth dag of "April AD. . ~ Harris & Harris, - . . sen ge-paid, Solrs. for~the Executors of Harris & Hany Port erry, On James a, Platten, "deceased. & ; 0 Ibs. Sugar . Shortening, ...... deere aan * Grapefruit, large size ...... - Navel Oranges, .... or Fish i But if your roof is flat or near. | Some fire of which you are in fear, | Then try our roofing by the roll, ; phe | rain keep water out of every hole, (to be continued) PORT PE ¥ MILLING oy &L R COMPANY. bull, pi there has never been a re-action in this. herd. = [Sale at 1.80 W. F ed oy = | -. mbina' ba ee ai Auctioneer, Uxbridge. : is be held at the Market Build-| Wall] OVER 200 STORES Specials for Frid'y & Saturday, N May. T's 18c. i i Ye ..med. 43c. large 53c. Ps = Aylmer Pumpkin, Tergs tin ey : Valencia Raisihs, i