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REPAIRS Marble playing will soon give place to baseball if this weather keeps up--but who can tell anything about the weather. : eee 000 DIED At his home in Reach Township, on Wednesday, March 16th, 1927, John Tummonds, aged 96 years. meee OQ \ Any lady needing a new hat should not fail to see the new display in this line of Mrs. L. G. Hall, Union Ave, Phone 168 J. re OQ WOMEN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY of the UNITED CHURCH A very enthusiastic meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of the United Church was 'held at the home of Mrs. J. C. Taylor, on Wednesday, March 9th. Mrs. Christy, the presi- Next Sunday, March 20th, being the annual Thank-Offering Service, we have been very fortunate in secur- ing Mrs. (Rev) Tucker, from Africa, to speak at the morning service, This is the first time we have had the opportunity to hear a returned Mis- sionary from that foreign land. A massed choir of ladies are preparing special music, and all members of the Society are specially requested to occupy the front seats of the church. The Thank-Offering envelopes will be taken at this service, hoping 'that every person will respond as liberally as possible, so that we will be able to meet our allocation for this Dis- trict. After the meeting Mrs. Taylor treated the ladies to home-made candy. Mrs. Geo. Jackson then took charge when the following officers were elected: Hon. President--Mrs, Geo. Rose. President--Mrs. W, A. Christy 1st Vice President--Mrs. Smallman. 2nd Vice Pres.--Mrs, E. A. Walker. Corresponding Sec'y--Mrs. G, Davey. Recording Sec"y--Miss L. Stovin Treasurer--Mrs. J. F. McClintock. Stranger's Secretaries--Mrs. Town and Mrs. John Swan. Christian Stewardship--Mrs. Holtby. Supt, of Mission Circle--Mrs. Stone. Supts. Mission Band--Mrs. M. Coates and Mrs. C. Jeffrey. Monthly Secretary--Miss M. Parish Literature Sec'y--Mrs. L. G. Hall Press Sec'y--Mrs, H. Lucas, Pianist--Mrs. C. C. Jeffrey. Finance Committee--Mesdames Mec- Clintock, Christy, Holtby, 8. Jeffrey emia) (Ypres. GOLDEN WEDDING A very pleasant occasion was en- joyed at Port Perry, on Monday, March 14th, when was celebrated the Goldep Wedding of Mr, and Mrs. W. J." Heénders. The bridesmaid and groomsman were present, also im- mediate relatives from Toronto, Ham- ilton, Burketon, Arthur and Nestle- ton. Congratulations were received from Toronto, Mount Forest, Yelver- ton, Winnipeg, Culross, Standard, Alta, and Rossland, B.C. After a sumptuous dinner and ad- dresses by many of the friends, a purse of gold was presented to the happy couple with hopes expressed that they would live to see many day and that the remaining year of life would be full of sunshine and gladness. SY NN PROPERTY SOLD For quick results there was a re- cord made last week, when Mr, Mor- ley Campbell advertised the Harding property in Prince Albert. Today it is sold and Mr, Wm. Clyde is the possessor of a very good property at Seadonakie, price. It pay to adver- Fieapple Florida dent taking charge of the meeting. |" Harold Prentice .. more anniversaries of their wedding | 25th, 008, ot Mo Ores Brig Oranges, these; are. sweet oranges, per doz. Get that watch or clock repaired now and be ready for Spring's Work. : Bring your opti- cal work to us. Re- pairs while you wait I. R. BENTLEY Optometrist Jeweller and Stationer PORT PERRY i bam oamo ms oamots cum sum emp ommoms pum camo PORT PERRY PUBLIC SCHOOL REPORT February Examinations FIRST BOOK 100%--400. T6%--3800, 60%--240 Patricia Palmer ,.......o00e 367 Patricia Jackson ........ee. 866 Ruth Brent ....cccosesenses 842 Marian Kight .........0 ..886 Bill Willard .....ccc000n ..827 Ruth Hall ......c0000 ..826 Betty Cawker ........ .826 Mary Stone .......ee .824 Grace Stone ......:. .820 Wilson Figary........ Jimmy Wilson .:... Malcolm Nasmith .. Grace Switzer ..... Marjorie Palmer ... George Dowson .... Jean McDermott ... Merle Switzer .... Frank Scott ...... Helen Anderson .. Harry DeShane .. Edith Fielding ... Isabel Ewers Fred Cotter ...... Wilbert Wakeford Jack Beare ...... Teddy Cooney .. Mary Naple .. Allan Oke ..... «+3125 Angus Bethune ......... ***108 * examinations missed. E. Harris, Teacher, were SENIOR SECOND 1009-750. 76%--563. ~ 60%--450. . Maxine Beare .........e0 +. «694 Virginia Nasmith..... ..647 Jean Wakeford ....... ..611 Sarah Naple ......... ..605 Marjorie Tinsley ... ..599 'Butler Walker ..... ..b68 Harold Moray ........ ..562 Harry Cockburn ...... J Harold Hall ...........s ..543 Campbell McMaster .......» 513 Florrie Figary ......... vis 499 Kathleen Carnegie ..:......499 George McKay ...... iy yohs 476 Wyatt Kent ....ccoeieeiee A470 Jack Cooney .....ceenes ve ev 462 Robert Sutcliffe . JUNIOR SECOND 100%--700. T6%--b26, 60%--420. Clarence Beare '......essees 512 James Cockburn ..... vain .512 Viplet Read .....cococvsnss 480 Garnet Weir .....ccocenenss 466 Harry Brookes ........coves 45 Harold Woon ....ccoesveses E. V. Gamble, ro cermin) (mee LAKE -8CUGOG DUCK SHOT AT FORT CHURCHILL Mr, John Murray, of the H.S. Osler Game Presere, Lake Scugog, just re- ceived word that a Black Duck had been shot at Fort Churchill, Hudson Bay, by an Indian "Hares Ears", on October 1st, 1926. This duck was banded on August chea ppd i i | iH 35 Ed : an ir of FEsf 1; i bil always © HONG die xenon srge of Sigma we diary & = that will give to your room the pleasing indi- ~ Se ly hc reflects your personality and OO et couples tof MARIUR Wal i Paper = quality paper of unapproachable. beauty ata Pama ot 'WI will gladly assist you in choosing the right paper for your home i W. L. 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Archer Motor Sales "z= Port Perry, Ont PONTIAC AND OAKLAND DEALERS Phone 57 r 2 rs A LITTLE TALK ABOUT® FERTILIZE of Particular Interest to Farmers FROM THE PORT PERRY MILLING & LUMBER C0. For Pastry, or Lily White for Bread The number Bt it our ing Sa Sai} "fey tt. it: be met Au Carload of Carn now in. Allkinds Lumber SPRING STYLES Choose your Trimmed Hats "at Reasonable Prices. MRS. L. G. HALL Union Avenue. PORT PERRY ™ There is no doubt about the value of Commercial ONE DAY ENAMELLING CO. Fertilizers. Any Government bulletin on this subject will give you ample proof of this fact. But there has * been one drawback in the use of this money raker to be used successfully it should be sown by a fer drill. Much more would be used if a drill of this! : : could be readily secured. La In order that ik diffic alt r ing to suppl y (at a small rena s a dels to any. fa using ferti lize bought from us. ; Sita is opening a a , shop for enam painting, and paint ari ishing © pan Dowson' s old shop, opposite CN. R. H. J. DAVEY