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, drugless practi-{} tioner, has over J, A. Hether- Ingtons Port Perry, and J Ingtous Truce same office, aang in the ry Electro-|} Perry, - as and re attention given to foot troubles and resultant ail- over 30 years. . ments. : Consultation and examination free. Hours 9 to 11 am. on Tuesday, 'Thursdays and Saturdays.' COMING ; F. E. LUKE, Eyesight | Specialist, may be consulted at ' Lawrence's Drug Store, Port on Thursday, 27th. He has been confing here F. E. LUKE AND SON Optometrists 163-167 Yonge St., Toronto 2 "APRIL - For Counter Check Books of all Kinds -- SEE THE -- Port Perry Star PHONE 50 [ Will do the rest. The Peoples' Meat Market We sell everything you want in. choice, clean, palatable, nutritious and satisfying Méats. . If you want it good, ring up Phone 72 W BERT MacGREGOR IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE Regular advertising will bring good results. Let us plan your advertising campaign for the coming season. The PORT PERRY STAR Maclean's Stomaoh Powder other forms of stomach trouble. Also in tablet form. - For constipation. 16 oz. bottle for One Dollar. Kruschen Salts The giant package. get your money back. Jig Saw Puzzles A new lot arrives each week. ecm Port Perry Phone 16 Made in England for indigestion, dyspepsia and various 75c. per package. -Russian Oil with Agar & Phenolpthalieu A mild but very effective laxative, You may try the small bottle first and if not satisfied return the regular size bottle and Morrison's Drug Store Ontario Are You Burning Our Better Fuels? If not, start the New Year right"by phoning us your next order. We have a supply on hand of all required fuels to meet your needs. Coal--Stove, Nut and Pea sizes. FAMOUS READING ANTHRACITE--That Better Pennsylvania HAMILTON BY-PRODUCT COKE--Nut and Range sizes. WELSH ANTHRACITE, SCOTCH ANTHRACITE, CANNEL yo your order. oh W. G. W. PYATT - SN W and 94J. PERRY COAL YARD .. CO. STEN COAL, BODY HARDWOOD, HARDWOOD FT SLABS. 'We have a full supply on hand at [ HR "Reliable Service gud Hatter Fuels" Board, "A CAT WATCHING A PARES 16 A Vill WATCHING A WIDOWER! Carel in sel the 4 materials will offset the efforts of the most painstaking builder. Getting good, full-seasoned lumber is a matter of choosi ¥ therefrom. . the right dele; Ash about us. 4 : " -- Sam N. Griffen } Lumber Co. pi ' Phone 240 id PORT PERRY, ONT. § ie tf effin Be ai WILL BEAUTIFY BOWMANVILLE At a meeting of the directors of the Bowmanville ciety with President Capt. C. W. E. Meath presiding, plans for the beauti- fying of Bowmanville were discussed. One of the most important of the 1933 undertakings will be the planting and care of the gardens and surround- ings of the soldiers' memorial in Mem- orial Park. Continuance of the build- Horticultural So-|. demands should cease at least for some years and let the ability to pay taxes catch up on the 'demand for with the Ontario Government in the endeavour to balance the provincial budget by refraining from demanding public expenditures. properly payable out of revenue and encouraging re- ductions in current expenditures. ~--Oshawa Daily Times. ANNUAL MEETING OF 'BEACH- BURG UNITED CHURCH The annual meeting of the two con- gregations comprising this charge was held recently. Both Beachburg and Forester's Falls have enjoyed a year of fair prosperity, considering' the adverse conditions. The minister reported attending 19 1s, 4 marri and 8 bapti The sessions reported reception of 15 bers on profession of faith, mak ing of a rockery on the tery bank was also decided, and when completed this will make a beautiful approach to the eastern entrance to the town. Much educational work with a view to the development of Bowmanville gardens will also be undertaken. Two meetings were arranged for the next few weeks, an answer and question meeting on March 13th, and a demon- stration of pruning and an address by a prominent hortieultprist on April 6. The iety is at p a membership campaign and is en- deavouring to beat last year's all-time record of 1566 members. 2800 PER CENT. INCREASE INg TAXATION IN 30 YEARS. Startling information regarding the increase of taxation in Ontario com- pared with the growth of the popula- tion has been made public by the On- tario Committee on Economy in Pyb- lic Fi a rep thirty-one Ontario municipalities formed for the purpose of acquainting the public of this Province with the actual state of public finance in On- tario, and to co-operate with the Pro- vincial and the municipalities with & view to restricting governmental ex- penditures and reducing the present all-too-heavy burden of taxation. -. The Committee finds that in 1904-5 the total direct provincial taxation in Ontario amounted to $1,129,866. In 1930-1, this had been increased to the enormous sum of $32,854,982 --a growth of 2800%. In that same period the population of the Province in-| creased less than 75%, The largest single item of taxation in 1930-31 was the gasoline tax, which netted the Province $10,950,645, tax was non-existent. Auto li yielded $4,687,621 in 1030-1 Thirty Prey { years ago receipts from this source Succession duties]. were negligible. follow closely in point of increase, the figures being $9,504,814 and $684,178} in 1030-31 and 1904-5 respectively. The corporation tax yielded $5,829,736, in 1980-1 and in 1904-5 only $445,688, Fees, fines, etc, brought $3, 1.954 to the treasury in 1930-1, against $741,678 in 1904-5. In 1904 this 5 ing a total membership of 279 per- sons, The total amount. raised on the «charge was $5,060, including $923 for M. & M. Fund, and $506 by the W. M Societies. Mr. Jas. Headrick and Mr, Algie Dayidson were added. to the Board of Stewards at Beachburg. Mr, Thos. Cameron has recently beén ap- pointed. Sunday School Superintend- served $0 as to greatly increase the] a 3. As Increased taxes are caused by] 1| demand for more expenditures, such taxes. The public should co-operate} ent of St. Andrew's United Church, Beachburg. Each congregation by an! i vote exp d their hearty i appseciation of the services of their minister, Rev. Wm. and Mrs. Higgs. | REPORT FOR 8. 8. NO. 3, SCUGOG February examinations, Pass 60%. Honours 76%. Hood 74%, Clara Hardy 72%. _ end with her brother in Toronto Pleased to report that Mrs. Le Tordiff who underwent an operat for appendicitis in the Oshawa 'Hos- pital, last week, is progressing" very favourably and will probably be able to return home the latter part of the) week. Mrs. Frank Brown has been visiting} her daughter Mrs. D. Black, Oshawa. Although Sunday's weather far from what the weather man cted on Saturday, there were 'thirty-two |' Frat TR, braved the el ts and Sunday School, in the absence of the 4 Supt, Mr. Joe Simpkins, Mr. Wilfred Graham, who so faithfully acted. in| that capacity for a number of 'years, | had charge of the school, and Mr. J. E. Beacock, very capably taught a most 'practical lesson to the Bibl course. Next Sabbath, Rev. Mr. Totton :will commence a series of ser- mons 'onthe disciples, when it is hoped that theré will ne a large) segregation out a oa sat] a he Sem very slippery, it there was quite a heavy, motor traffic on Sunday and mo ditch sliding was | reported. io Mr. A. M. Lawrence, Phin.B. ot Port Perry spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Lawrence. | Congratulations : to Mr. and Mrs: Sr. IV--Earle Clark 81%, Jean Johnson of Greenbank on: the gift] ® of 8 baby girl in their home last week. : SEGULAR ee A Profitable + Habit becomes a habit--one that is just as hard to break as any other--but one that is profitable, for it increases with interest and leads _ straight to greater comfort saving soon kly progres in the Hall, on Friday night usual good time was spent by the large attendance that was present. * The d rectors from here who atten- it this year and will be held 29nd and 28rd which is nearly a month early than previously. Allin Downey. and" Rheva a learned info prastical use. TUM The finist heavy mineral : Por: 16 dunce ote, 69¢." Sormely i Hi recommendation uf | retail mer- "| Oshawa for the last week, - ee yest Wik Wa iter Ys oil at ood by r : the ed i hie Bue aot 3 mittee of the Fair 'was governed by Jos. Ward spent. Wednesday parents } Mr. ang. Mrs. Ww. PF Mr. Vernon' Hartford, of Orla D. Alderson. Des a er eat 'West, Mrs, Norman Ballard accom-. d har and will, spend: the. gum;