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a - APPEARANCE PERFORMANCE COMFORT VALUE [) 4 Standard Garage, Port Perry. Apvancep engineering mobiles of much higher price. [3 " 1deanli applied to the new Durant Four give it riding and oe fla comparable only to auto- " brakes maximus h, h, light-p dic shod A ne safety, double action hyd: fort, while the sturdy chassis, large front and rear axles, deep, comfort-shaped cushions and ample interior roominess make even' the longest journeys a pleasure. Go now to your Durant dealer for detils which be will supply, without obligation! DURANT MOTORS of CANADA LIMITED, De Foti ot 4ad Ea sci RA LOCAL DEALERS assure riding com- NT Chas. Cooper, Claremont MYRTLE ELEVATOR All feeds reduced from $2. to $4.00 " per ton. Fresh carload of oats, 60c per bushel. QO Os NOTICE RE OPENING OF MARY STREET Notice is hereby given that the Council will take immediate steps to open Mary Street through to the Lake, and that all parties having buildings on this town property will be required to remove same at once. (Signed) E. H, PURDY, Clerk S.J DOG TAX NOTICE : Notice is hereby given to all owners or harborers of dogs that they must purchase a dog tag at once, other- wise the by-law will be enforced. 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 2nd, 1930, at the hour of 8 p.m., to hear and determine the several complaints of errors or omissions in the Assessment Roll of the Villag Port Perry, for the year 1930. > Parties interested will- please gov- ern themselves accordingly. --0 00 FOR SALE Good lot, 4 r8omed house in the village of Manchester, Ont., and good barn, on highway. To close estate. Apply, to Mrs. R. Devaney, 562A Bloor St. West, Toronto. june 5 A Farm Your MOST of te prem fmer of soy. beg by ween for some one else. Spurred on by the desire to own their own farm, they put their money in the bank month by month, and season by season, 0 Shey cod poy foe fan of thei ow. ' "If you, too, are workifig for another man and want a farm of ' Fou ove, coe lp yk ey the uk. Myrtle Station Mr. Frank Parker, of Englehart, New Ontario, spent a few days re- cently with his sister Mrs. Clarence Harrison. Misses Bernice and Eilen Birkett spent the holiday in Claremont. , Mr. L. L. Ross, of Toronto, spent -Sunday with his brother here. The Young Ladies' Bible Class, of the Sunday School, met at the home of Mrs. A. Ross] last Wednesday even- ing. After the usual business was transacted, Mrs. J. Birkett was pre- sented with a Rayon Bedspread by the members of the class. Mrs. Birkett is leaving next week to reside in Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Spencer and fam- ily, of Indian River, motored here for the week end, and visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Beacock. A number from here were at Brook- lin Fair last Saturday and report a good time. Mrs. Geo. Chisholm and children, of Toronto, were at R. Chisholm's for last week. The Ladies' Aid will hold a social afternoon next Friday at the home of Mrs. W. Graham. A good program will be given by the grandmothers of the aid, followed by refreshments. About 70 friends and neighbours gathered at the home of Mr. J. Birkett last Thursday evening. During the evening Mr. T. R. Price called the gathering to order, and read an ad- dress and presented Mr. and Mrs. Birkett with two occassional chairs, as a slight token of appreciation of their services in the community. Speeches were given by a number who regretted their removal, but wished them suc- cess in their new home. Refresh- ments were served and a social time spent. Mr. Birkett and family are moving to Port Perry next where where Mr. Birkett has f chased the Port Perry Mill. _ : RE 3h Lorne Smith was operated on for pendicitis Zion, Mariposa, May 26th. | _ Zion friends are sorry to hear Mr.| Mr. Austin Mortimeer span Friday} in Lindsay. to Lindsay on Friday. Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Sweetman visited with friends at Peniel on Sun- | day. Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Broad, of To- ronto, spent the week end with their aaughter Mrs. Stanley Hall. ronto two days last week with a truck load of live stock. Miss Edna Smith who is nursing in the Newmarket Hospital, spent the holiday at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Doble, of Wood- ville, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Short. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Mitchell, Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Rodman, of Lindsay, attended the anniversary services at Zion, on Saturday. Several attended the opening of the basement at Valentia on Monday night. The program consisted of readings and solos and duets. Home- made candy was on sale. Everybody enjoyed themselves. Miss Pearl Short, of Guelph, spent] the week end holiday with her parents Mr. and Mrs, Jos. Short. The anniversary tea on Saturday, May 24th, held at Zion, was all that could be wished for. The weather was rather cold but the crowd came just the same. There were over 500 pre- sent for tea and the softball game be- tween the Little Britain girls and the Valentia girls was won by Little Britain, Then the play "Bashful Mr. Bobs" was put on twice by the young people from Janetville and special music was furnished between acts. Mr. and Mrs, P. Ripley of Oshawa, attended the tea and play at Zion on Saturday night, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wickett and Miss Hazel Wickett and Mr. Claire Wickett, of Oshawa, spent the holiday with Zion friends, Mr. Fred Western spent Friday at Janetville, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Hall were visitors to Uxbridge recently. Mr, and Mrs, David Yerex, of To- ronto, spent the holiday with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jacobs spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. William Stokes. Friends are Sorry to hear that Mrs. Silas Jacobs is on the sick list. All hope Mrs. Jacobs will soon be better. Mr, and Mrs, Lawrence Gillson, and little Margaret, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Gillson. Mr. Brackenridge, of Westwood, is sick and under the care of Dr. Hall, Little Britain, He is staying with his daughter Mrs. Gordon Gillson. There were no services at Zion on Sunday. The church was not cleaned up after the late play Saturday night. SWEATER FOUND Found between Wm. Holtby's and the Prospect Church--new Sweater Coat. Apply at Wm. Holtby's, or chester Station, | Ont. 15 Mr. 'Carman Rogers wavs vishior} Mr. Stewart Hall motored to To- new roof on part of Mr, Percy Pher. | CH © There is still a lively interest taken in horses. 'Rev. Mr. Merriam exchanged -pal- with Rev. Mr. Bick, of Hampton, on Sunday, o 'Mr. Ben Davidson and his gang from Brokolin, have been filling in 'the cracks along the cement on the Highway with tar, thus preventing the wet and weather from dumping it. \ Mr. Dave Leury has been putting a | 3 rill's house. Quite a heavy frost was noticed on Sunday and Monday mornings. Those who had early gardens were rather 'anxious about them. Miss Viva Briggs, of Oshawa, spent } the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Briggs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hoar and daughters visited old acquaintances here on Saturday. Mr. Tom Lambert, of Brooklin, has been cutting the grass on the shoulder of the highway with the mower during the week. EI LORD WILLINGDON'S APRECIATION Lord Willingdon's tenure of office as Governor-General of Canada, is draw- ing to a close. He has expressed him- self as being delighted with the very courteous treatment accorded to him- self and Lady Willingdon, by the Can-| adian people. SR ah THEY EASILY BLOW UP A boy set fire to a window full of fireworks by using a magnifying glass to concentrate the sun's rays. He claims to have been as surprised as anybody else at the result. RE TA AR, . COURT OF REVISION Municipality of the Township of SCUGOG 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 31st, 1980, at 1 o'clock p.m, to hear and determine the sev- eral complaints of errors or omissions in the Assessment Roll for the said Township of Scugog for the year 1930. All parties interested are requested to take notice and govern themselves accordingly. THOMAS GRAHAM, Clerk. SPECIAL PRICES MENS SUITS| asa 2 tins for ee teresa tessa van 35c¢. Ak ah § ny os RED&WHITETEA .....c.o.ovvvvenn....Y3 bh 29c. 11h 5%. ---------- LL. mn ---- Pineapple Marmalade 40 oz. jar 35c. NATIONAL MA' has seh ve vanes sone 3 PRES fOr 25¢. CASTILE SOAP. Handsize ...................8 bars for 25¢. CTL i TIGER CATSUP aiiaien va vie vas 1 tin each PEARS, PLUMS, PINE e+ JArge bottles ade: "i LS OS. SS. California Peaches, No.2 can 2 tins 43c. Rl a _.. L MOLASSES SNAPS ..........ccvvibevuneessn...2 Ibs for 23c. SAVPRELLS SOUPS, all vatigtios . .... 1... -.... :3.in8 376. QUAKER OATS ...... oii... .large pkg. 27c. KHOVAH LEMONADE or 'ORANGEADE, new formula, tin 25¢. YELLOW SUGAR ............cccco..0uie.....5 Tbs for 25e. F. W. Brock '& Son Port Perry Phone 43 "QUALITY ALWAYS HIGHER THAN PRICE" Continuing a Short Time TO FINISH OUR MANY ORDERS Still Some Wonderful Bargains in Suits Very Special Values. $8 to $15 - Reductionon Suits. Order at once.