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: Mr. : rion Howard, of the Head Office of the Standard Bank, is in town with his mother for a holiday. ; se O Oe Don't spend another cent, try Mrs. " Sybilla Spahrs Tonsilitis, FIRST for cough, whooping-cough, Bron-|/ chitis, adenoids, sore throat and tonsil ills, soon. Better, or money back. At Davis' Drug Store. i ---- PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL © he standing of students at- the recent examinations was as follows: Form IV Honours--Ralph Wallace Satisfactory--Jean Coates, Sadie 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 . Hortop, Forbes Nasmith, Grace Mec- Millan, Ethel Tummonds, Frances Mellow. Form III Honours--Norma Armstrong. Satisfactory--Jean Cawker. Form II Honours--Hilda King, Ivan Wal- lace, Dorothea Nasmith, William Grant. Satisfactory--Helen Vickery, Hilda Milner, Inez Fralick, Isabel Cawker, Irva Nott, Form 1 Honours--Lillian Murphy, Douglas Nasmith, Frances Raines, Harley Balfour. Satisfactory -- Donald Boynton, Edith Lucas, David Walker. Prizes donated by the Ontario De- partment of Agriculture for the best sets of notes taken at the recent Short Course in Agriculture in the town hall were awarded as follows: First Prize--Robt. J. Brown. Second Prize--Ethel Tummonds. Third Prize--Grace MacMillan. + ------0 00 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES Rev. W. L."Atkinson, Minister St. John's Church, Port Perry. Public worship at 11 am. and 7 pm. Sunday School at 3 p.m. Y. P. Society, Monday at 8 p.h. Prayer Meeting, Thurs. at 7.30 p.m. Communion service, April 3rd at 11 am. Breadalbane, 'Utica Sunday School at 2 p.m. Public Worship at 8 pm. C. E. Society, Wednesday, at 8 p.m. Communion and orlination of elders on April 3rd. PURER ¥, ¥ | CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Evensong and sermon at 7 p.m. Sunday School at 8 p. m. Thursday, Evensong and sermon at 7.30 Subject: "Sarah" Monday, Y. P. Guild at 7.830 p.m. Wednesday, Junior W, A. at 4.15 p.m. I ,=ds g GOLDEN WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. John Bradley cele- brated their golden wedding anniver- sary last Monday, March 21, 1927. They have not been enjoying as good health as could be wished, so no form- al entertaining was done; but a num- ber of old friends dropped in during the day to offer congratulations and good wishes. Pleasing among re- membrances was a nice pipe and case to Mr. Bradley form the S. 0.E, and the gold piece to Mrs. Bradley from the W.C.T.U. Among the mes- sages received from a distance, none was more fitting than that which follows, and which so well expresses the good-will of the many friends of Ne and Mrs. Bradley. Oh golden be the sunshine That smiles on you to-day, As golden as the light of love That shines upon your way; And golden be each y Ww. C. T. U. The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, will meet at the home of Mrs. John Swan on Wednesday, March 30th, at 3 pm. A full attendance is kindly requested. Everybody wel- come, ERIE 0) ARLE FOLLOWED BY FATE The Ladies of St. John's Presby- terian Church had a good audience to enjoy the play presented by the young people of Sonya in the Town Hall, on Wednesday evening of last week. The play was in dramatic form, and pictured the experience of Phoebe Ashcroft with the adventurer Harold La Motte. The play runs through four -acts of tragedy and comedy, but in the end right triumphs and everybody is happy but the vil: lain. The parts were well taken. This form of entertainment is very pleasing, and is of great educational value to those who take part, » The 'following is the cast of. char- acters. Robert Winslow, "proprietor of The Daily Review" Alister Cameron Seth Winslow "his brother, Milton Preritice. Harold LaMotte, Mac Cameron. Walter Gifford, "a reporter" Hartley Rodman. Mr. Johnson, "a printer" Frank Innis Tad, "a newspaper de il" Clayton Hallet. OFFICERS Phoebe Ashcroft, "stenographer for the Daily Review" Alice Lunney. Ada Ludlow "an heiress" Gladys Harrison. Mrs. Ellison Dunbar-Everly-Griggs, "unused to riches" Mrs, McKague. Lily May, "her darling child" Minnie McLean. i Sallie Pocket "Phoebe's Maid" Clara McLean "an adventurer" \ amend (re. A PLEASING SERVICE 'On Sunday morning last the ser- vice in the United Church was con- ducted by members of the W. M. 8S. and the speaker was a returned mis- gionary from Africa--Mrs, Tucker, wife of Rev. Dr. Tucker, also' a mis- sionary. Every detail of the service was carefully planned, enjoyably and pro- fitably carried out. Mrs. Tucker is a most interesting speaker and gave a clear idea of the missionary work undertaken in Africa, and the part taken by the W. M, S. The ladies' choir proved admirable leaders in the musical service. Mrs. D, Carnegie sang a beautiful solo in the morning; and Mrs, Smallman and Miss Miller, a duet in the evening. Upon request Mrs. Tucker spoke at the evening service. Her address will be remembered with pleasure With never thought of tears, "| and profit. » And sweeter be the joys you've ---- 000 3 shared FOUND--A tire chain. Apply at For fifty golden years. Star Office; foywiiens icone : e Fruit, 4. for 25¢. re to a customer, C3 oid tus year by developing che six of truly high quality and ruly low = price. Now, after the greatest first year ever enjoyed by a new make of car, comes the new and finer Pontiac Six-- built in the vast new Pontiac factories and representing General Motors' most recent achievement! . . . Never did any six of comparable price offer such irresistible appearance and advanced de- sign! New Fisher Bodies, longer, lower and arresting in their beauty I All ney Duco color combinations! 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