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and Mrs. W. H. Botwright and family, of Brantford, were the guests _ of Mr. and Mrs. R, B. Smallman, for the week end. ; : Miss Florence Walker, of Brampton, Miss Rhea Walker, Toronto, Miss Robertson, Toronto; and Miss Wilkin- son, Brampton, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Walker, for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Campbell, and AMALGAMATION OF OFFICES On November bth last, the amalgamation of the § Canada with The Canadian Bank of Commerce was consumated. daughters, of Toronto, spent the holi- i a very large unde and involved a tremendous amount of day and week end with Mr. and Mrs. ; was effected without any hold-up in the service to the public. Morley Campbell. : large number of branches there were of course many points at Banks were represented and each of these involved, not one, problems in order to deal fairly with their representative staffs, factorily to the customers and wisely in the Mr. George Mowat, of Toronto, has been holidaying with friends in Port Perry. : v Dr. W. A. Sangster has been at- tending the Dental Convention in To- ronto. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stovin and family, of Toronto, were guests of the Misses Stovin, for the week end. \ q future interests of the Bank. In about fifty instances, affecting from 250 to 300 employees, the closing of one of the offices was necessary. It was not an easy thing to find other . positions for 250 clerks nor were there fifty offices lacking managers to which these latter might quickly be transferred but one by one thes diffi- culties have been met and the problems solved till Port Ferry ag hoon ? - reached in turn. The Bank of Commerce office has been remodelled to care of the increased business giving larger space to the public while the Mr. Percy Rolph is suffering from a badly sprained wrist as a result of the recent motor bus accident. Miss Grace McMillan and Miss Grace Rundle are home from Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Doubt, of To- ronto, were visiting friends in town last Sunday. Mr. Irvin Coates, of Toronto, was home for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Mowat, Toronto, spent the week end in town. Mrs. Harold Emmerson and Miss Edna McKee, were in Toronto last week visiting with Mrs. Percy Robin- son. Mrs. Wallace McMillan Natalie, and Donald, of Toronto, are visiting with her parents Mr, and Mrs, Jas. McKee. Rev. R. T. Richards and Mr. James Waddell, are in Napanee this week at- tending the meeting of the Bay of Quinte Conference. re (UO HELP WANTED Woman for general house work. Apply Mrs. J. A. Mathers, Port Perry OO MEMORIAL WINDOW UNVEILED Albert Street United Church, Osh- awa, was the scene on Sunday of an interesting service when there was un- «veiled a lovely memorial window. This window was in honour of Rev. H. W. and Mrs. Manning, a former pastor of the church, who donated the Site for thee in he of ha! games of ball with Usbridge-in two This service was well at-.0f Which 'Wwe were successful. Exit World." tended as many wished. to see the all you pessimists who said we could memorial window and to hear Rev. Mr. Manning preach once more, TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING My, and Mrs. D, Boe will have been married 50 years on the 3rd of June, The anniversary is to be fittingly cele- brated by Mr. and Mrs. Boe and their friends. eee (JOP 1.0. D. E. Do not forget that next Monday, June 8rd, is the last meeting of the Scugog Chapter, before the holiday. Won't each member make a special effort to attend? 3 p.m. in the rooms of the Order, 000 A MUCH APPRECIATED GIFT Mrs. John Marray, of the Club House, Scugog Island, has presented a very fine gift to the Port Perry Public Library in the shape of a set of twelve juvenile books. This gift was very pleasing to the library officials and is sure to be very much appreciated by the reading public in general. ODO MEN'S RALLY AT UXBRIDGE The opportunity to hear two such speakers as Prof. Durbury, and Rev. : Richard Roberts, D.D., is one tha! should not be missed. The Business Men's Bible Class is bringing both these famous speakers to Uxbridge next Sunday, June 2nd. Prof. Dux- berry speaks in the afternoon and Rev. Richard Roberts in the evening. OO MORE PROPERTY CHANGES Mrs. Cowan's house on Queen street, | has been sold to Mr. Mansell Gerrow. Mrs. Robt. Murray's property on Cochrane street, was sold to Mr, Bown of Humberside Drive, Toronto. Canada Bread Co., of Toronto, has purchased the lot on Lilla Street, formerly owned by Mrs. Strait. It is rumored that this Company is to build a distributing centre on this lot. | These real estate deals were put through by Mr. Wesley Boynton. ba mein FOR FARMS, TOWN PROPERTY, sent customers of the going out of his way will take the manager's chair. instruct us as to their wishes. be exceedingly glad to receive a visi their own convenience. office. ne 4th. extra heavy door of the vault in the Standard Bank 'Branch has been taken to the Commerce office and it is proposed to move the Standard Branch to the Commerce Building on Ju Mr. H. G. Hutcheson, who has been associated with the office since 1888 Mr. E. B. Walker, who has been manager of the Bank of Commerce office since 1920 will be associated with Mr., Hutcheson for some months and will give particular attention to the pre- Customers of the Standard Bank Branch will be subject to no inconvenience whatever, the ledgers have been automatical- ly transferred and there will be no break in the chain of their affairs. To those customers who have accounts at each office we beg to say that these accounts will be kept separately until such time as they call and While there is no necessity of any customer a to make a call to look after his business, yet we will t from all or any of the customers 'at H. G. HUTCHESON, Manager E. B. WALKER, Manager. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES On Monday, May 27th, Uxbridge 'High School girls came over to play our girls. Port Perry won 30-13. The game was certainly a good one, and | was very interesting to watch. Doris Murray made the only home run, and 'Betty Bland and Inez Fralick brought in fifteen runs altogether.. Thus for '| much larger size like this year our school has had three not play ball. On Thursday, May 28rd, Empire *+{'Day service was held in the Assembly } Hall. 'Students from both High and Public 'Schools as well as several peo- ple of the town were present. The program consisted of very interesting talks given by Rev. A. Maclver and Rev. Mr. Nind, also choruses by the Public School, and a recitation "Can- ada Born" by Vivian Wallace. Jean McDermott read Miss Florence Walker's poem on Empire Day. airmen YO ems HIGH SCHOOL MAKES PROMIS- ING SHOWING IN COBOURG TRACK MEET For the first time in several years Port Perry High School sent a track team to the Interscholastic Spring Track Meet which was held at Victoria Park, Cobourg, last Saturday. While they can hardly be said to have car- ried off all the honours still the local boys performed very credibly and made a showing which augurs well for the future. , The weather was excellent' for an affair of this kind and there was a large entry in all the events. Con- testants came from Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmanville, Port Hope, Cobourg, 'Scarboro and Port Perry, and there was plenty of high class competition in all classes. In considering the results several ing since it was just decided' to send a team the week before. They were lacking in experience, this being the first P.P.H.S. team to compete in out- | side meets for some years and they were competing against schools of Oshawa and | CITY EXCHNGES, SEE WESLEY | "BOYNTON, PORT PERRY. june students were much pleased with the services. The church was full at each results and it is highly probable that of the services and also on the even- they will show much improvement by! ing of the 24th, when a good program the time the fall track meets come was given. round, EE GREENBANK The Sunday School anniversary | United Church and Rev. 1 Rev. A! K. Edmison, Little Britain, presented the cause of Emmanual College at the morning service in the + A. E. Doe, services were a real success last week, ' of Woodville, preached at night. Rev. The total proceeds were about $275,| C. E. Dyer conducted the services in and the net proceeds were about $220. Cannington United Church in the Rev. J. C. Robertson, D.D., of Toronto, morning and in Woodville: United was much appreciated at the Sunday Church in the évening, last Sunday. | appointed to ca 5 'and the attitude | partment at Toronto, a committee wasj necessary plans 'and take the mat i 'Council, a Qt CQURT OF REVISION Municipality of the Township of i Secngog . Notice is hereby given that a Court of Revision of the Assessment Roll for the Township of Scugog will be held at the Township Hall; Scugog, on Saturday, May 25th, 1929, at one o'clock p.m. to hear and determine the sions in the assessment roll for the said Township of Scugog for the year 1929, "All parties interested are requested to take notice and govern themselves accordingly. THOMAS GRAHAM, Clerk. tet) (Qe COURT OF REVISION Municipality of Port Perry Notice is hereby given that a Court of Revision of the Assessment Roll of the Village of Port Perry will be held at the Treasurer's Office, on Monday, June 3rd, 1929, at the hour of 8 p.m., to hear and determine the several complaints of errors or omissions in the Assessment Roll of the Village of Port Perry for the year 1920, Parties interested will please govern 8 factors must be kept in mind. The ahiny local boys had only very slight train-} CHEVROLET supremacy v th Ives accordingly. ; - E. H. PURDY, ; Clerk. rr ( () remimmenins. COURT OF REVISION Municipality of the Township of Reach : Notice is hereby given that a Court of Revision of the Assessment Rol for the Township of Reach will be held at the Township Hall, Manchester on Saturday, June | 1929, at one o'clock p.m. to hear and determine the several complaints of Story of omis- sions in the assessmen at roll for the said Township of Reach for the year 1929. Py All parties interésted are requested to take notice and govern themselves accordingly. : W. F. DOBSON, Clerk. several complaints of errors or omis-| PO "W. W. COOMBE Carpenter and Builder MATES GIVEN PHONE--WHITBY 344 {P-0. Port Whitby, Ont. - "TO ARRIVE THIS WEEK A carload of B. C. Shingles--bx, 8x and 2x. Also cedar and fir lumber-- especially high grade cedar and fir for house finish, boat building, ete. C L. VICKERY. FOR SALE Yorkshire sow; also sixteen y | pigs. Apply to §¢ J. Wooldridge, Seagrave, Ont. . Junel4d Gael BABY BEEF ok > Se Wel Canvas 'Ladies' Flat Crepe Dresses, 8 and see our prices and goods. J GIRL WANTED FOR CLERK, ALSO GIRL FOR HOUSE Wo T PERRY PICTURE HOUSE | SATURDAY, JUNE 1st MARY ASTOR and LLOYD HUGHES, in "The Three Ring Marriage" SEE ALL THE ACTION OF A THREE RING CIRCUS-- AND THE DRAMA OF AN UNDERWORLD GANG FEUD. also LUCKY NUMBER DRAW | ANNUAL CHURCH SERVICE "The members of Old England. Lodge No. 9, Sons of England, are requested to be at the Lodge Room, at 6.30 p.m. on Sunday, June 2nd, for the purpose of attending divine worship at St. John's Presbyterian Church. Visitors THOS. A. BLIGHT, President . 3 2 SHIRLEY WOMEN'S INSTITUTE The Shirley Women's Institute will hold their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs, Russell Coates, on June 6th, at 2.30 pam. Beautiful House Dresses, meeting. ~All ladies welcome. oy for Choice Meats . BELL PHONE 29w WE BUY CATTLE, PO LAMB Y, and HIDES Port Perry Dominion. % fo y Footwear--Men"s, Women's and hildren's gizes, to be sold at reduced prices, = 8 ian ees 98c. 11 pecial for this week ..........$8.76 Real Good Gingham, 82 inches wide, special per yard ........16¢ "We have many bargains in our store waiting for you. Call in ~ a