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'which our citizens take very "much for granted, Probably few _ realize the great benefit it is to the . community. Week after week, for a "nominal sum, our reading matter is supplied to us, and all the best magazines are placed at our service, iree. The school students have access to our reference books, which many lines prove invaluable. Just to let the Library Board know you appreciate all these benefits, come on Saturday afternoon, May 26th to a Sale of Home-made Cooking in the Library. Afternoon tea will be served, price 256¢. Remember the date and everyone who uses and enjoys the Library, come on Saturday, May, 26th from 8.30 to 6. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Clements an- nounce the engagement of their eldest daughter, Laura Irene to Mr. Charles M. Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson, of Myrtle, the marriage to take place in early June. Mr. and Mrs. Ausbert Rose and children, and Mrs, Murphy, all of Hamilton, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Rose. Mr, Norman Stuart..has, returned home after spending the witer. at South Bend, Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. James Waddell spent a few days at Port Hope this week. We are pleased to see Mr. Harold Brock home again after undergoing an operation for appendicitis at the Port Perry Hospital. Mr. George Smith, of High Point, was well enough to return to his home last 'week after spending about two months in Port Perry Hospital. We are pleased to see that Mrs. Ellen Bell about again after her re- cent accident, in which she fell and broke her arm. Herbie McArthur, who at the Sick Children's Hospital, is slightly im- proved; but is still very seriously ill. Mr. Geo. Hull has exchanged his hoyse and lot on Queen St., for pro- perty in Whitby, and expects to move there next month. Miss Elvie Bentley and Miss Reta Cowle of Toronto, spent the week end with the latter's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. LeBar. "Mr and Mrs. H. C. Nasmith are visiting friends in Montreal. Mr. M. L. Crandell, has returned from a visit to the city. em HW) THE ARCHER GARAGE Alterations 'and repairs and thor- ough remodelling of the Willard Block have turned it into a thoroughly up- to-date garage, which would be a credit to a place much larger than Port Perry. It has every modern convenience, and unusual facilities for the display of automobiles. The up- stairs rooms have been transformed into four suites for housekeeping, and are occupied by our young folk re- cently married. The garage is splen- didly illuminated by electricity. eh du . CARD OF THANKS Mr. George Welsh and daughter Catherine, wish to thank their. many friends for their kindness and sym- pathy and beautiful floral offerings in their recent sad bereavement. AR 50,000 PICKEREL The Fisheries Department placed 650 000 Pickerel "fry" in the Nonquon River last Tuesday. NEW HATS ARRIVED IN Summer Styles AND SHADES --for-- MATRONS, KIDDIES, and GIR : BE aainny | 1 || SIRE Mildred Palmer Rolph Block, Port Perry Libesty Vo ane of. wry Ey Bother Yor 'come to. us and see if you require glasses, and get our price. We can give you just as good service at ter prices. * See our stock of gog- gles for driving. = = I.R. BENTLEY Optometrist PORT PERRY ONTARIO : BUILDING A NEW HOME Dr, Stewart is' erecting a new home on the lot to the west of the office. Although work was not started until last Saturday, great progress has been made, Mr. A. J. Carnegie has the contract. ee Aha The Induction The induction of the new Rector of the parish of Port Perry and Brooklin 16th inst. The Bishop of Toronto had hoped to have been present but urgent business prevented 'him from coming. __ His place was taken by Archdeacon Warren, who was driven out from the city by some members of St. Dun: stan's congregation, Mr. Nind's last parish. The Rev's J. H. Colclough, of West Hill, D. B. Langford, of Port Whitby, R. B. Patterson, of Oshawa and P. G. Powell, -of Blackstock, were also pre- sent together with the ministers of the Presbyterian and United Churches in town. The Archdeacon inducted the new rector after which the keys of the two churches were handed to him by the wardens. An address from the Arch- deacon followed by a hymn and the Fenediction brought the service to a | close. Before returning the visiting clergy and friends were served with the light ladies of the church, when a pleasant time was spent. CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Whit Sunday, May 27--Holy Com- munion at 8.30 am. Evening service at-7 pom. ------ Darra ORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH May 27--10 a.m.--Praise and Fellow- ship Service. ~11 a.m.--The Arrival and the Summons. 3 p.m.--Sabbath School. 7 p.m.--Series on the Inti- mate Friends of Jesus. No. 7, Mat- thew, the Business Man's Religion. Thursday, May 81st at 8 p.m.--Mid- week Service for Prayer, Praise and Bible Study. - Prince Albert 2 p.m.--Sabbath School. 3 p.m.-- Worship service. a rt A LOCAL SCHOOL "HOWLER" How. are we to keep our Ir eyesight at its best? By consulting an optimist if the eyes are weak. 000 ; ANOTHER CAR LOAD OF WHEAT The best and cheapest feed avail- able. PORT PERRY MILLING CO. nO Dimes REAL ESTATE The undersigned has the following properties for sale, "Six roomed house on Simcoe street North, Oshawa. $6,000. $500 cash. Two splendid building lots 42 x 120. Simcoe St. North, Oshawa. Two fine lots for sale in' "Vista Heights", Oshawa. --. Several beautiful building lots in "College Heights", Oshawa, cheap-- $400. Frame house, barn, hen house, big garden 66 x 200, hard and soft water. In Port Perry, price $1200. + Jas, Ruddy, Port Perry, Lower overhead charges enable us to Sell Goods Cheaper than formerly. or 9 Simcoe St. South, Oshawa. _}2. First Rose Waltz... took place on Wednesday afternoon, | refreshments in the parish hall by the | Piano and Organ by the pupils of -. MISS HELEN M. MELLOW A.T.C.M., Piano afd Organ i in the United Church, Port Perry, 'Wednesday evening, May 30th, 1938, . at 8,16 o'clock. ; Programme 'L Silent Night, Holy Night . Robert Jeffrey Ruth Carnegie a 3. Joyful Play, Precision ....Presser Sina Irwin 4. Drum and Trumpet ......Presser Kathleen Carnegie 9. Dance of the Sunbeams. .Cadman Marion Eagleson A March (organ) Jean Cawker 5 . Sweet Dreams ....Tschaikowsky Edith Wells A 10. Annie Gordon A silver collection will be taken at the door GOD SAVE THE KING he. HOUSES FOR SALE OR FOR RENT The undersigned will sell or rent either of two good houses, nicely situ- ated in Port Perry. J. Gallagher, Port Perry, 5. Wood Fairies i............. Barth Grace and Mary Stone Gc Mimued in Gout nei id dia Bach 'Vera Wells 7. Bed in Summer ............ .. Vocal Jean Harding ' 8, Mareh-in- 6. rvivrinno Rummel Helena Boe 12. Petite Dance. ............. Conté Reta Willard 13, Minuet in G .......... Beethoven Donald Mathers 14. Sonatina 5. vviniel es Kuhlau Veda Ewers 16 Clayton Grand March... ... Blake Melba Gray 16. The Garden of To-morrow. . Vocal Mrs. Emmerson 17. Echoes of Spring (organ). .Friml Mona Leask 18. La Cachucha |... :...,..., Friml Doris Murray PINK. lana an Lichner Grace Bradley 20. Flowerland .......c..000 Huerter Doris Suddard : 21. Get Away, Old Man, Get Away Vocal Frank Harding 22. Sonata in C.uiinivin. is , Mozart Helen Vickery 23. Twelve Little Preludes No. 8 Bach Alpha Samells 24, Sonatina ....easswvaiiins Clementi Dorothea Nasmith 25. Minuet in G-...,... Paderewski Helen Willard 26. 3Polonaise ii. vei, ts , Chopin Hazel Blakely 27. A Prelude, ..i% vv snvion o Peel Storey Beare 28. Suite Gothique (organ) Boellman primer held r, final meeting £0r the sensor on Monday evening last. Some sixty losers in the annual contest. A varied n of musical numbers with 7s test I cupied the chair. The secretary : , Treasurer each gave a or seventy members sat down to a' report, The two outstanding "conundrum tea" provided by the of interest being two new Thank | The President, Mrs." things | Life Mem- A pO PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES | from Corea, who took up the situation | St. John's Church, Port Perry from Political, Social, Educational | 13 Public worship at 11 am. and 7 and Religious standpoints. Mrs. Mec- | Mullen is Superintendent of one of the Y.P.S. on Monday at 8 p.m. This Corean School e closing meeting for the | of value, P m. will be t season: A arranged.' Sunday School at 8 p.m. Prayer Service, Thursday at 8 pam. Breadalbane Church, Utica. 'Sunday School at 1.30 p.m. Public Worship at 2.30 p.m. C. E. on Wednesday at 8 p.m. « special program is being et (YQ: SAFE FOR SALE New fire proof safe, just use a short time, will sell very reasonable for quick gale. Apply, A. L. McDermott, Port Perry. . Bt Sy -- Vv W. C. T. U. The regular monthly meeting. of' Port Perry W.C.T.U. is to be held in the United Church on Wednesday, Thursday afternoon, June 7th, in St. Andrew's Church.. Mrs. Brooks from | China will be the speaker. | women are invited to attend. ' spent Sunday at J. E. Nottingham's, baby; of Oshawa, were recent guests were 18 charge of our pastor, who pr was ably assisted by a mothers' choir . whose FPR and gave "The Presbyterial meets at Onhawii All "the. RAGLAN ) Mr. Jack Platten, of Port Colbourne Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Ireland and | Harold Powell. ier's Day was fittingly observed ch last Sunday. The ser- held in the- evening and very inspiring sermon. He +1 were greatly ap- May 30th; at 8 p.m. Every member is requested to be present 'as prepara- tions have*to be made for the County |s Convention which is to be held here on Thursday, June 21st. Lo -------- "PORT PERRY PICTURE ke Ls PROGRAM | x: Sr Saturday. May 26th-- The Fire Brigade. Tuesday, May 298 Rex, the Devil H\g preciated. chopping wood at his home a stick struck him in the eye injuring it so seriously that he was forced to con- sult a "Formed him that an operation would che necessary, We are pleased to re- "I"port that the operation was successful x and that his sight will be saved. cently visited her home here. ° spent Sunday . in Myrtle. Master George Thompson suffered a erious accident last Saturday. While cinlist The sp ialist in- Miss Hazel Grose, of Toronto, re- ness matters od elma and. Tis Hagel on, of | Toron he Intters. parents here recently. Mr. and Mrs. Norman e good attendance snes Jas resent ard, and all busi- were transacted the good progress ef our Aid since | re-organization, spent and a dainty lunch served, The next business meeting will be held at Mrs, George Luke's on Wednesday 'afternoon, June 20th. y Miss Hilda Thompson of Toronto hone : 'A social Pagal Mr. and 'Mrs. Roy Brawn, of Osh- awa, spent Sunday with relatives in the village. Port. Barg®Rins Our was very Sule money's worth our prices and i Dominion Store and you need, anythi and shoes for the ful. in a Ladies' House Ladies' Crepe Ladies' Sicko Ladies' Kn ie 2 J Childrergg® 4 Children ular $5. vid | 5. Convert Your Attractive Extra Low Cost With GY Send for handsome, free book, "Walls That Reflect Good It gives on Gyproc and Attic Into An 4s ROC interior HE SANADA GYPSUM AND Camegie Hardware Co. Hogg & Lytle, 1d, For Sale By Port Perry; : Port Far, © : MADE-IN-CANADA Sold at McKee's Store where yGu"can Our Spring Shoes are in--You will do fl... ad it has Bedi 4-wbel brakes When you drive a Dueant "55" you will notios the comfortable eats + + the additional erry Dominion Sor End of this week Anniversay Sale ended on May 19th, and Many people certainly 1 ved something. We spay you to visit the Port Perry mpare their all oir goods and prices when ; -to-wear or hoots s, regular $1. ....For 98¢. e Dresses, reg $18.00 relor $11.95 .oi-v. oo For $3.95 0.00 ..For $6.75 Bi, . - Fach $1.89 Pair 26¢. arment 10ec. ow, | er pair 29e. R STORE leg- two = upholstery ; .. and many other Durant 2 Fly m+ quick getaway of the motor will ao will hardly believe om = Die is Dar 2 7 lo rey