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FOOTWEAR has rece Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs, W. Short, on the birth of a son, on Tues- ably | day, December 20th, and to Mr. and of the program, and was 'well carried out wi jovial remarks distributed prizes gifts, and a bag of sweets to every child present. The chairman moved a vote of thanks to all those | who had helped to make the entertain- 'ment a success in every way. Bene- | diction closed a very pleasant evening. The services on Sunday were well attended. Sunday School was in charge | of the superintendent, Mr. John Mark, pecial care, We have lected the product of reliable makers. The styles are 5 pular and v to-date. and for all oecasions. Footwear for the whole OUR HOSIERY is in delightful variety in the newest and most wanted 8 es. ur customers find real satisfaction in buying their hosiery at the Superior Stores. We invite your inspection. A HAPPY NEW YEAR is our wish for you. We ho 1933, . you and yours, - that you will have success and prosperity in and that health and happiness may attend - : DEATHS . Y--On Monday, Dee. 19th, 1932, e Western Hospital, James Wil- , beloved husband of Elizabeth Foy, 64 Harvard Ave, Toronte. PLOUGHMAN--On Monday, Dec. 19th, 1982, at Peterboro Hospital, ¢ William Ploughman, of Camp- "two years. He until a few years ago when he 'with an attendance of 92. Christmas hymns were sung and three adults remembered the birthday hox. The pastor in the evening based his re- marks on Christmas, and 'the choir -sang two Christmas Anthems. Miss Ila_Moon and Mr, Joe Grantham were heard in a pleasing vocal duet. Congratulations are extended Mr. and Mrs, Stev. Perkins, in their recent marriage, best wishes for a long and happy married life. Mr. and Mrs. Will Clarke, Harvey and baby Jack spent a holiday in Tor- onto last week. Miss Vera Larmer, of Toronto spent the week end and holiday with relatives. Miss Una Sleep and Miss Alma Frise of Washago and Gamebridge schools, spent holidays with their re- spective parents. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Moon and family of Toronto spent the week end with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Moon. Miss E. Graham is spending the holid: at her home near Fenelon ! Falls. EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Author of Eyes in Modern Life Specialising exclusively in muscle anomalies, er and | glasses. Open Tuesday, Thursday and Disney Block ney Block Opposite P.O. OSHAWA, ONT. 15186 ~-- Phone -- 1516 DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours--9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Office over Nelson's Store. having regard only to claims of which the solicitors shall then have notice. Dated at Port Perry, Ont., this 20th day of December, 1932. y GREER & HUMPHREYS, Port Perry, Ontario, Solicitors for Eunice K. Hogan, Administratrix of Loretto Roach, Deceased. Jan 4 --_---- Pe ene FISHER BODY CRAFTSMAN'S ° ; GUILD Local boys of elementary and high school age who are interested in com- peting for the $85,000 in awards offer- | ed in the annual coach-building com- petition of the Fisher Boby Crafts- man's Guild were told all about the Mr, and Mrs, Orr Shunk and family and Mr. R. Owles, of Port Perry. Mr. Albert Shunk, Misses A. and H. Mrs. Ken. Fralick (nee Olive Mark) of Port Perry, on the birth of a daughter, : 2 Mr. and Mrs, F. Grose and Mr. E. Frise, of Toronto, spent Christmas with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frise, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Wooldridge and family spent the holiday at Greenbank where a reunion of the Leask family | was held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Gordon McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Orr Shunk and family and Mr. R. Owles spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. Rogers, Prince Albert The meeting of the Young People's Association held last Tuesday evening while not as well attended as usual owing possibly to the Christmas tree entertainment of the evening before, put on an interesting program under the direction of Mr. Murray Luke. After Miss Laird, the president, had opened the meeting she told the story of "The Other Wise Man" written by Henry Van Dyke and most suitable for a Christmas program. Then Mr. A. Harper, accompanied by Miss L. 'Murphy at the piano, rendered a har- monica solo. Miss Mabel Midgley sang a child's Christmas solo, "Away in a Manger." Mrs. Greaves took the topic, "What Christmas Means to Us." The men's chorus sang "Silent Night" and the program ended with Rev. Mr. Richards telling the Christmas story, written by Raymond Alden, of "Why the Chimes Rang Out" which was most interesting. Mr. and Mrs John Warren are home again after visiting with friends in Toronto and Oakville. Next Sunday after the preaching service, Communion service will be held. On Tuesday, December 20th, Mrs. Emma Marks passed away at the home of her daughter Mrs. Wm. J. Toronto; Mr. John Marks, Seagrave, Mrs. Martyn, Prince Albert; Mrs. Rat- tenbury, De Kalle, Illinois; Mrs. Me- Chain RED & WHITE Stores and James Marks, of Lindsay; Mr. Arthur Marks, of Port Hope, and Mrs. Pridham, Toronto. In spite of the bad roads and inclement weather the fun- eral was largely attended, as Mrs. Marks was highly respected and be- loved by all who knew her. Rev. RB. T. Richards had charge of the service and he was assisted by Rev. Wesley Elliott, of Port Perry, a former pastor of Mrs, Marks and by Rev. Mr. Green, of Seagrave. Besides her nine child- ren, there are twenty-one grand-child- ren and seven great-grandchildren. We extend our sympathy to Mrs. Martyn and family in their great loss. Mr. McPherson, of Toronto, and Mr. George McPherson and Miss A. McPherson, also Mr. and Mrs. Prid- ham, and son Kenneth, of Toronto, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Martyn. Mrs. McPherson, sister of Mrs, Martyn, has been staying with Mrs. Martyn for some time owing to the illness of their mother, Mrs. Marks. We are sorry to report Miss S. Tewkesbury again on the sick list. Christmas weather this year was delightful, being some fourteen de- grees higher than the warmest record 80 we are told. Some kept Sunday as the Christmas anniversary, others gathered on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Dobson had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, of Greenbank; Mr. and Mrs. Hillyard Dobson and their two nephews Messrs. John and Ste- wart Betts, all of Toronto; Mrs. Sel- lers and Mrs. Smith entertained Mr. and Mrs. McGregor and family, of Uxbridge, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ashton, of Epsom; and Mr. and Mrs. Searle, of Columbus. : Mr. Bond and Mrs. Rawlinson were at Greenbank on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Till; Mrs. R. Bond was with her daughter Mrs. Luke; Dr. Camp- bell, was with Mrs. Greaves; Mrs. Raymer had as guests Mr. J. Porteous of Epsom; Mr. and Mrs. F. Lyle and THE NEW MeLAUGHLIN.BUIC are some of the features 10000 sloats +" ke ---- Faker No:Dreft WHEN people come to see and drive the new McLaughlin: Buick, it doesn't take them long to learn the "reasons why" of its 2-to-1 leadership! Here are striking new advance- ments . . . Larger, Wind-Streamed Fisher bodies . . . Safety Glass . . . Automatic Clutch and Silent Second gear . . . Auto- matic shock absorbers . . . and a score of other features that make the new McLaughlin-Buick smarter, livelier, more com- fortable, even more reliable. It pays to investigate all these improvements . . . to drive this great Eight . . . to er that McLaughlin-Buick prices begin the $1,500 mark, with easy GMAC terms! Dept. General Motors Products of Canada, Limited, Oshawa, Ont. MIXED NUTS, 1b 17¢. SPECIAL MIXED CANDY ROASTED PEANUTS P. & G. SOAP 5 bars for 19c. MAGIC BAKING POWDER, 16 HAWES FLOOR WAX, 1's 43c. ' FIVE ROSES FLOUR RED AND WHITE MATCHES MINCEMEAT, 2 Ibs for 29c. CHRISTIE'S SODAS... .. . GOLDEN SPRAY CHEESE, 7 1b. R. & W. FLOUR and 1 Ib JEWEL SHORT WE WISH YOU ALL A HAPPY NEW YEAR May Health and Prosperity be Yours 'CULVERHOUSE GOLDEN BANTAM CORN LIBBY'S SLICED AUSTRALIAN PINEAPPLE, per tin .. ..19¢c. FRY'S COCOA, %;'s tin 21ec. CRYSTAL GLASS SUGAR AND CREAM with any two pounds of the following: G. M. TEA or COFFEE, and RED & WHITE TEA OR COFFEE. 2 Ibs for 29c. 2 hs for 23c. SUGAR, 10 Ibs for 49c¢. oz per tin (cash and carry) 34ec. PITTED DATES, 2 Ibs for 25¢c. LIBBY'S PORK AND BEANS, large MOIR'S 2 Ibs ASSORTED CHOCOLATES ' CHOCOLATE BISCUITS Ib 15¢.. ORANGE SLICES, 2 bs 38c. 98's, $2.60; 24's, 72¢.; T's, 23¢. RED AND WHITE SOAP GRANULES 8 . «v0.2 for 19¢. ENING for 25¢. Mrs. E. Lyle and Murray; Mrs. Bickle visited with Oshawa friends; Mrs. J. Warren entertained Mr, and Mrs, C. Gordon, Miss Tewkesbury and Mrs. Greaves; Miss Hiscox and Mrs. Ball visited with Mrs, Stone of Port Perry; Mr, and Mrs. Philp were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hunter; Mr. and Mrs. S. Hope and family were with Mr. and Mrs. R. Jackson, Scugog, Mr. and Mrs. Saeger and Myra were with Epsom friends; Mr. and Mrs. Ettey entertained Mr. and Mrs. F. Lamb and Mr, Chas. Lamb, of Manchester. eel eee NURSING Experienced under-graduate nurse, with over two year hospital training, wishes to secure work. Rate $3.00 per IN MEMORIAM Gerrow--In loving memory of dear mother who passed away Jan. 1st, 1932. Peacefully sleeping, resting at last, The world's weary trouble and trials are past, In silence she suffered, in patience she bore, Till God called her home to suffer no more. Sadly missed by family. Gerrow--In loving memory of dear father who passed away Feb. 16th, 1921. He had a cheery smile, a pleasant way, A helping hand to all he knew, day. For engagements kindly phone Port Perry 114 r 82, or write to Mrs. | G. R. Healey, Saintfield, Ont. (R. R.| 2 Blackwater.) Jan. of out the world, but it is the spirit Phone 49. The year about to close has been frought with difficulties through- as we have experienced in our relations with you that provides the courage for the future, and it is our earnest wish that we may deserve your continued patronage and that the New Year will bring with it a year full of Happiness and Prosperity to you and yours. - A. M. LAWRENCE THE REXALL STORE LE [A RR --- He was so kind, so generous and true, On earth he nobly did his best, Grant him, Jesus, heavenly rest. Lovingly remembered by family. Ge TTT TEL TTI TE TT -- Best Wishes to You and Yours ' At this glad season of the year we like to lay aside and forget for a little while, the formality of business and to enjoy the closer friendship that tends to make mankind sociable and human. of goodwill and friendliness such PORT PERRY We wish our customers and friends A HAPPY NEW YEAR FRED E. REESOR : PHONES: Office 73 W; Residence 78 J.