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S. Farmer and Miss Annie t the week end with 3 Cockburn, of ' Toronto, spent the week end at her home here. Mrs. E. B, Walker and daughter Mary were in Toronto on Friday and Saturday,to see the presental of "Mid- Summer Nights Dream," at the Royal Alexander. Mr: and Mrs. E. H. Purdy spent Saturday and Sunday in Toronto, at- tending the Father and Son Banquet, and Mother and Son Tea, given by the members of the Tari Kappa Chapter, Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity. Mr. Harry Willard attended the funeral of his uncle, the late George Heatlie, at Wick, on Tuesday. Inter- ment was made at MacNeill's Ceme- tery. Miss Grace Davis" is visiting with friends in Guelph. MR. NEIL YELLOWEES, Piano Tuner, will be in Port Perry, this Spring. Orders left at Davis' Drug Store. PRINCE ALBERT Mr. Albert Midgley of this village has bought the property of the late Mrs, Alice Forrester and takes pos- session April 1st. A public sale of the household ef- fects of the late Mrs. Forrester will be held on March 26th. On March 17th, Mrs. D. L. Williams celebrates her 97th birthday. Each year her daughter-in-law Mrs, Eds Williams, arranges a birthday party in honour of the day and the same group of friends gather each year to celebrate and make merry. We are pleased to say Mrs. Wililams still en- joys good health. On Sunday last there was laid to rest in Pine Grove Cemetery, Mrs. Alice Campbell Braund, who was born in her grandfather's home in this village some sixty-four years ago. She grew to girlhood and married, living for a few years after marriage in this community. The last twenty-five years were spent in the town of Lind- say. Her interests were always con- nected with the church and every good work. She was one of the leaders in the musical life of our village being associated with the group including the late Mrs. Annie Hayes Heard and the late James Balfour. 'In Lindsay she continued. thé good 'work, her ac- tivities always being connected with fhe furtherance of the best things in ife. { ' Yar She leaves to mourn her Joss her husband Mr, W. S. Braund, one son, Herbert Braund, oh the!taff' of 'the McLean Magazine, ome sister; Mrs. Greaves ' of this village) 'and 'three brothers, Messrs. John and Fred of Toronto, and Mr. Morley Campbell of Port Perry. Mrs, Grace Thompson has been visit- ing with her aunt, Mrs. G. Shunk, since the funeral of her grandmother, Mrs. Robert Boynton. Tyme Social on Wednesday evening, March 20th, at the church. Supper served from 6 o'clock until all are served. Get out your old fashioned clothing and come along and enjoy the evening with us. 25c and 16¢. SCUGOG Owing to the stormy evening last Thursday there was no Y. P. S. meet- ing, so it will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joblin this week. Mrs. D. Harrison, of Port Perry, is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Mark. Miss Gladys Dodsley of Greenbank, visited her parents on Sunday. Mr. Wm. Hope is spending a few days in Port Perry and Little Britain. r. A. Mark and Miss B. Schell, of Oshawa, visited with Mrs. Pettitt, on Sunday. The Ladies' Aid will held an Olde ---- OO CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION March 17th-- 8 p.m.--Sunday School. 7 p.m.--Evening Service. Monday, 8 p.m.--Lantern Lecture on Japan Friday, 7.46 p.m.--Lenten Service. Monday, March 18th at 8 p.m. Rev. Mr. Nind will give a lecture on Japan and its people in the Parish Hall of the Anglican Church. The lecture will be iustrated by lantern slides. All are cordially invited to be present. Silver collection. ren (YO re "Arnold Goes into Business" --a comedy with all out-of-town actors. For real enjoyment come to the Town Hall on Monday, March 25th. I. SCHOOL CONCERT The following pleasing program was given at the Assembly Hall by the pupils of the High and Public Schols, under the direction of Mr. Arthur Lynde, on Tuesday evening. 1, Land of Hope and Glory, High School Glee Club. Chorus, Miss Harris' room, Public School. Recitation, Vivian Wallace. Chorus, Mr. McLean's Room, P.S. Piano Solo--Dorothy Davey. Chorus, Glee Club of H. S. tion, Jean McDermott. Pauline Johnson and her poetry, Annie Farmer. Chorus, Glee Club of H. 8. Piano Duet, Helen and Reta Willard. Chorus, Mr, Mitchell's room, P.S. Vocal Grace Cawker. 18, Gles Club of H. 8. © pene. for quick sale. ST JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, PORT PERRY Sunday, March 17th. Morning service at 11 o'clock Sunday School at 2.30 p.m. Evening service at 7 p.m. Utica service at 2.30 p.m. Y.P.S. on Monday at 7.80 p.m. Mied-wek service, Thursday, at 7.30 pm. \ FOR SALE 1924 Ford Touring Car in good run- ning order, tires nearly new. Cheap Apply R. H. Pierre, at the Variety Store, Port Perry. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES On Wednesday, March 6th, the Ux- bridge High School Hockey team re- turned our visit of March 1st. The first period of the game was rather slow. However, Fred Switzer for P.P.H.S. succeeded in scoring a fluke goal from the corner. The period closed with the score 1-0. n the second period both teams exhibited ood fast hockey. Uxbridge played ard on the affensive but did not suc- ceed in scoring and the period closed with P.P.H.S. still in the lead. By the third period the ice was rather badly cut up and the players were slowed up considerably. In the first part of the period Crosby shot from the wing and in afew minutes Moore scored another on a fluke shot, finishing the game with the score 2-1 in favour of Uxbridge. ------) Opin PORT PERRY PUBLIC SCHOOL hird Book Third Book, Junior Patricia Jackson 79%, Mary Stone 78, Grace Bradley 77, Patricia Palmer 77, Harold Prentice 76, Betty Cawker 76, Frank Scott 74, Ruth Brent 72, Grace Stone 72, Jean Wakeford 72, Clarence Beare 71, Sarah Naple 71, Ruth Murray 70, Harry Brookes 68, Billy Willard 67, Helen Anderson 67, Violet Read 66, Marian Kight 65, Marjory Palmer 64, Harold Woon 62, Wilson Figary 58, Jimmy Wilson 51, Jack O'Brien, 1G standing. ior, | Maxine Beare 80%, Grace Moase 78, Harriet Platten 76, Allan Turner 74, Campbell McMaster 74, Kathleen Carnegie 74, John' Orde 73, Robert Ewers 72, Butlér Walker 69, Marjorie Beare 63, Harold Hall 61. Marjory Tinsley and George McKay, Spring N Platten' 69, 'Jack' Cooney 68, Florrie Figary 67, Donald 'Campbell 64, Lorne | prices to suit everyone. Flowers add just another New Spring Costume. These clusters are coat, dress or suit. Smartest colors. Opening, Friday and Saturday, March Sixteenth, and days following. We have an infinite variety of styles touch of smartness to your suitable for ¥ - Port Perry Picture House THE RITE HAT SHOPPE SATURDAY, BEBE DANIELS IN GREENBANK Fhe course in Home Nursing for the women and the course in Farm Me- chanics for the men, which are being carried on by the Department of Agri- culture, directed by Mr, Croskery, are quite popular, judging by reports and attendance. The Sunday School of the United Church will hold their anniversary on May 19th this year instead of the last Sunday in June, and a supper and con- cert will be held in connection with it on May 24th. The anniversary of the beginning of the United Church in Greenbank will be held on Sunday, June 30th, and a Garden Party will be held on the Church Grounds on July 1st. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be dispensed in the United Church at the morning service on Easter Sunday, March 31st. The Preparatory service will be held on Good Friday evening at 8 o'clock. "The annual W. M. S. Quilting will be held on Easter Mondya this year. : ! Mr. and Mrs, Clark and family have moved to Mr. John McKitrick's. farm. Miss Mabel McMillan is home for a few 'days, prior to her. taking her new position of Public Health Nurse no standing due to illness. DEVOT Red Seal Continental Motor Bendix Fodir-Wheel Brakes Morse Silent Timing Chain Full Force Feed Lubrication Passenger Cars Fours and Sixes from $675 10 $2095 f.0.b., Leaside, Ont. Standard Factory Equipment Taxes Extra MARCH 16th "TAKE ME _HOME" Two Shows--7 and 9 p.m. UTICA NEWS Miss Nora Spencer with her sister Hrs, Norman Gilbert, of Oshawa this week. Mr. Geo. Butson, of Toronto, with his brother, Mr. Russell Butson, re- cently. : Miss Mina Miller, Miss Laura Thompson and Miss Dorothy Medd, leave next Saturday to train in the Ontario Hospital, milton. We are sorry to lose these girls from our community, but wish them every suc- cess in their undertaking. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ward and Mr. and Mrs. F. Hortop with Mr. and Mrs. C. Ww. Lakey, on_ Sunday. : Miss Cora Christie and friend Miss Eva Marchant, at Mr. A. Christie's over the week end: Mrs. A! Gilroy with Mrs. Harman Walker on Monday: Mr. Alfred Simpson in Toronto for a few days. Sorry to report Mrs. Simpson is not improving. Miss Lorraine Gibson will attend the wedding of her brother Mr. Ryer- son Gibson to Miss Patsy Priestly in St. Peter's Anglican Chureh, Toronto, on Saturday, 16th. are back to illness. ; for the town of Lindsay. ED Comparisons Albert on Monday, TO QUALITY Make Your Own you go to see a new Durant "40", remember that it contains every feature that contributed to the phenomenal success of last year's models. s : Improvements--yes, quite a number and all designed for more' satisfaction to you. More power, more speed, easier stecking; shock absorbers all around; greater riding comfort. : But YOU, alone, are to judge the Durant series (Fours and Sixes). For that purpose your local dealer will place any niodel in either series at your disposal, Do not buy until YOU are satisfied that Durant offers YOU the best value YOUR money can obeainl iss Olga and Mr. Melville Lakey school again after their Mr. and Mrs. H. Wagg in Prince AND COKE A full supply of Coal, Coke, Wood, etc, always on hand. When you buy from us you will always be sure of getting the best grades of fuel. PORT PERRY COAL YARD Phones: Yard 94. Uptown Office 283. RE Herbs That Heal When Lungs and Bronchial Tubes Seem all on Fire Foe FARE ct Froth County. His wis a marvelous skill compounding herbal medicine, : 7 Hoa his any roseripli ns--for and nasty coughs and céolds--was his Indian Lung Remedy, full of the health- | Kk, Foe Vode ben hare, herself. Wohdarfully basics 53 in! od ti : of ved blood. Maks the nequafntanc 4% OU ca Money Order. 'mittances by mail in | : astray no loss is : Sorc to send money country, a Canadian will serve to foreign places. BABY BEEF FOR SALE BY TENDER The administrator of the Estate of Elizabeth Jane Moore, deceased, of- fers for sale by tender the deceased's house with two acres of land on the south side of the road between Man- chester and Port Perry, part of lot 14, | Con. 5, Reach; also a one-half acre lot in the village of Manchester, part of lot 18, con. 5, Reach. The said house is said to be a comfortable frame dwelling. Tenders will be received by the Ad- ministrator, W. F. Dobson, of Man- chester, Ont., or his solicitors, Harris & Harris, Port Perry, Ont., to March 31st, 1929. mar 21 Point ii On a x This method is the sim and most convenient way to send re: the 3 if the Bank your purpose for forwarding money OF COMMERCE with which is amalgamated THE STANDARD BANK OF CANADA CAWKER BR | FRESH CAUGHT WHITEFISH _-- BEST QUALITY RED SALMON OYSTERS YOUNG PORK VEAL BELL PHONE 29w WE BUY CATTLE, POULTRY, and HIDES | H. N. Sheriff send any amount of money to any. minimum of of Commerce sustained. Should you to a point outside the of Commerce Draft OS. IN BULK LAMB Ladies' Tailor and Furrier.. 6 BOND ST. W. - .- OSHAWA. Ladies of Port Perry and 'vicinity-- This is the time to have your Spring clothing tailored. Why buy ready- made when I can make you the latest styles and guarantee a proper fit for the same price. : I also make over any old furs into the latest styles. rompt service guaranteed. april 7 this tried, reliable remedy. Keep well: this Winter. Together with the other fine Gallagher Herbal = Household Remedies, now obtainable. from 3 P. G. MORRISON. PORT PERRY VARIETY STORE THE VARIETY STORE IS OFFERING ODD LOTS OF CHINA AT 50e. A GOOD CHOICE OF FRESH CANDIES Gum Drop, regular 25c Ib for 22c. Jelly Beans, regular 26c Ib for 22¢ Small Mixture, regular 30c 1b for 26c. Butteretts, regular 40¢ Ib for 88c. Chocolate Creams, reg 85¢ Ib for 28c. Sugar Creams, reg. 26c 1b for 22¢. WATCH OUR WINDOWS R. H. PIERRE Proprietor BLONG BLOCK PORT PERRY Would You Like 2 Kno? how to rid of Bronchitis Whooping rn 'Head Colds, Sore Throat, and Tonsil ills. Use Mrs. Sybilla Spahr's Tonsilitis Absolutely guaranteed. A. J. Davis. avis. FOR SALE CHEAP comfortable six roomed cottage and half acre of ground. Good barn and driving shed. First class hen house Port Perry. i ' = ~ WANTED | Live Muskrats ro ol mms PL. Perry Dominion Store. ANNOUNCEMENT Store Improvements Ensure Better - SERVICE. We wish to announce to the public of Port Perry and vicinity that we have enlarged and improved our store to be able to handle a large stock, and a better assortment, and will try to give good and better bargains. Watch our advertisement every week. So far our prices are reduced. - Come in and see our goods and prices. All Winter Stock reduced to 4 Price Girl Wanted for House Work. PORT PERRY DOMINION STORE STRAY HOUND : Strayed to the premises of the undersigned, lot 22, cor. 10, Reach Tp. Owner can have same by proving and run-way. Apply S. E. Embury, | Property and paying expenses. : mar 7| Arthur. Sleep, Phone 247 r 3, R.R.2, Seagrave. tL. { Skins