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Sunkist Oranges, sweet and juicy, ......doz. 23¢ and 39c. Lemons, per dozen , Ties sy 190 Grapefruit, seedless, 4 for 25¢c. Head Lettuce .......2 for 17c. Pastry Flour ............39. CROCE - . Purity Flour, 20's ........69%. Jamaica Oranges, Empire : BIOWA, vn g Fresh Carrots ..2 bunches 15¢. 'fomatoes, fresh ......1H 20c. Jewel Shortening ....2 for 19¢. Branswick Sardines, ..6 for 25¢. 'Sugar, Granulated ..10 hs 47¢. SUNWORTHY WALLPAPER ITS BEAUTY LASTS Sunworthy Papers suitable for any room in the house are priced at 20c. per roll and up. Semi-trimmed papers, good quality and long enduring. Will make attractive rooms, 10c. per roll and up. 1st a Malcolm 21d Vice-President--Mrs. Woods = |oRR C. BROWNE of Phone 39, PORT PERRY, » Boye WerMrs, Partridge ONT. 'Adult Work--Mts. G. Sweetman Home Dept.--Mr. Diamond Miss Ila Moon, wh t th Teacher Training--Mr. Murphy, oom, whe has spent the receive prompt Ration: Phone 29 Ww. | CAWKER BROS. PORT RERRY ial to clear. ET ww from ........ $1.98 to 3 25 i The Young Pouple of Claremont ave) . to Myeil a excellent la 14th, to play Ey "The Road Back", in the mmunity Hall, - This play is being _ put 'on under the auspices of the Young Peoples' Society. Everybody come and enjoy yourselves. Mr. and Mrs. George Houston of | Toronto, and Mrs. Roy Spencer of |' Peterboro, were the guests of Mr. cand Mrs. Jas. Beacock on 8. Satarday, ons, Kenneth, Harold and Beverley, 'were recent visitors of Mrs. R.'S.| 7% Mr. Cecil Hooper of shave i present visting at the. ome of Mr. © and Mrs. Frank Briggs and incidently 2) : Treasurer's o tains for the Primary Dept. 2, "The Value of the Sunday School to the Church" was the subject 'of a paper given by Rev, T. A. Nind. The discussion of this subject was led Misstonary--Mzr. J. Johnson Temperance--Mr. R. B. Smallman The question of @ Teacher Training Class was deferred until November. At some time in the early fall, steps will be taken to organize the class. WAR and EXTERMO "Extermo" will rid your property of rats 'mice in a safe, 'clean, scientific manner. Sold by Pp. a MORRISON, DRUGGIST, Port Perry, Ontario arrears wish Treasurer for Lo satisfactory to the ce, Port Perry, March 8th, 1933, La . TAX ARREARS : The date for the final return of the Collector's Roll has been 4 extended to April 1st, upon order of the Council, ; avoid having their lands listed with the County 'must make payment or other arrangement, cil before that date. A list of properties due tobe sold in 1933 is on fyle in the and may be seen upon application. The attention of mortgagees is particularly directed to the Ratepayers in W. N ESBITT, Collector EARLY HATCHED CHICKS PAY BEST | , 4 representative farm flocks chicks hatched in February-March returned $4.26 per hen. Later hatehings yield less profit. PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR BRAY CHICKS 5 ion approved, 7 years blood-tested flocks 100% live delivery guaranteed, Free Booklet gives valuable data. . BRAY CHICK HATCHERY Ave, . Catharines, Ont, Lindsay Hatchery, Lindsay and eo Streets, Phone 1301 r store waiting for your Jour share of Special 5 4 yo past couple of months in Toronto, has returned home. Mrs. P. Ripley, of Oshawa, is spend- ing some time with her sister Mrs. Alice Tanner, who we are sorry to re- port, is confined to her bed through illness. Mrs. S. J. Wooldridge and Miss A. Clements, spent Friday and Saturday in Toronto, with relatives, Miss Alma Frise, of Gamebridge school staff, spent the week-end at her home hére. Mr. and Mrs. F. Watson and Miss Norma Urquhart were visiting in To- ronto over the week end. Mr. and Mrs, R. Scott, Harold and Mr. E. King, spent Saturday in To- ronto, Mr. Aubrey Moon of Toronto, visit- ing his parents Mr. and Mrs. C. Ww. Moon on Saturday. . Mr. and Mrs, Orr Shunk and family of Port Perry were Sunday visitors with relatives, | Mr. and Mrs. J. Harding entertain- ed in honour of their seventeenth wed- ding anniversary one evening last week. A very pleasant time was spent. A large number attended the Sun- day School Convention at Port Perry on Saturday afternoon. The Women's Association will be entertained on Wednesday afternoon of this week at the home of Mrs. A. Bruce. In the evening the usual week- ly prayer meeting will be held. A good attendance is expected. OE ++ Atherley, Ontario, Feb. 28, 1933 R. D. Ruddy, Esq., Clerk, County of Ontario, Dear Sir: It has come to my knowledge that there is complaint from certain people in Ontario County in-regard to the payment by the County of my Hos- pital expenses during my recent ill- ness, while in attendance at the Jan- uary Session of County Council. 1 appreciated at the time the kindly intention of my fellow Councillors and I regret very much that their action has "been subjected to any public eriticism. To prevent any further annoyance to these gentlemen I am paying over to the Treasurer of the County, Two Hundred and Eighty-nine and 26/100 Dollars ($289.25) to cover the full amount paid out by the County on my account. I trust that this will finally close the matter. = Yours truly, John ,J. Morris. BARTER ADS. . GEESE, either sex for barley or buckwheat. . Henry Davis, R.R.4, Port Perry, " CANARIES--will "Plymouth Rock fowl. rett, ter, Ont. SECOND-HAND DOORS, Brick, and lath, will trade for chickens. 'exchange for A. Bar- | Phone 173, SMALL COAL: .BROODER and 7% x 9, $4.50. 9 x 10%, $9.25. 2 yards wide, $1.50. LINOLEUM RUGS--7"% .00. Boots. Black Calf with genuine welt CONGOLEUM RUGS--6 x 9, $5.25. 9x 7%, $6.65. 9 x 12, $10.50. REXOLEUM--2 yards wide, running yard FELTOL--2 yards wide, running yard . . FLOOR OILCLOTH, square yard PRINTED LINOLEUMS, in all widths, per running yard. 3 yards wide, $2.40, 4 yards wide, $3.20 X 9, $7.25. POPULAR TROUTKING RUBBER BOOTS, $5.50 pair. Be ready for the trapping this spring with Troutking Rubber They are very light and strong. All sizes. MEN'S OXFORDS--$2.75 and $2.95. FLOOR COVERINGS--NEW PRICES FELTOL RUGS--9 x 10%, $6.35. 9 x 12, $7.25. 6 x 9, $3.60 9x9, $7.85 9x 12, 311.50. 12 x 15, soles. Sizes 6 to 11. COKE largest coke plant in Canada going NEL COAL; STEAM COAL; except to live, Courteous Treatment. FRED E. T-| auction sale of farm stock and imple- | ments of Lome McTaggart, of Sonya, In a previous advertisement for coke, we merely called it Hamilton Coke, and for fear of a misunderstanding we would like to impress .on the minds of the coke buying public, the coke we offer is known as STELCO COKE, made in Hamilton, Ontario. advertised in a general way in the news papers nor over the radio, but the excellent quality of this fuel speaks for itself, and keeps the you burn coke let us supply you with a Canadian product. We also have BLUE COAL, America's finest Anthracite; WOOD, SCOTCH COAL we can supply you. =) Phones: Office 73 w; Res. 73 j COKE Stelco Coke is not to capacity to fill the demand, If CAN- LUMBER, ETC. It want But we have no exclusive rights Prompt Delivery REESOR MANCHESTER Miss Jean Ferguson, Toronto, spent the week end at her home here. Mrs. W. Thompson entertained the Women's Association last Wednesday and a most enjoyable afternoon was spent, Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Cochrane and children of Buffalo, visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Mitchell, on Sun- day. Rev. Mr. Totton preached the first of a series of sermons on the twelve disciples on Sunday last. There was a good attendance but we hope" for still greater increase in numbers next Sunday. We extend sincerest sympathy to Mrs. W. D. Munro in the death of her mother, near Picton, P.E.L Miss Margaret Johns, Woodville, spent the week end at her home here. Arrangements are being made by the community club to hold a euchre and dance on March 24th. Mr. Clarence Staite, Toronto, called at W, F. Crosier's recently. no Gordon Flewell, Scugog, was in the village on Tuesday. We welcome Mr. N. D. Chambers and son to our community. ZION <A numher from here attended. the on Tuesday, Mr. and es: Fred Western, Misi] oe given Gertrude McFarland, and Mr, Clifford | Mr. Neil Jewell entertained a large number of friends to a dance on Fri- day evening. A large number from heré attended the auction sale of farm stock and implements, the property of the slate Robert McTaggart, of Salem, on Thursday afternoon. Messrs. Sam and Leslie Hall and Mr. and Mrs. W, J. Hall, attended the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Selina Richardson, of Lindsay, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Sloan enter- tained large number of friends to a dance on Mondsy evening. On Tuesday evening, Miss Gertrude McFarland entertained the Zion peo- ple to a progressive euchre and croki- nole party at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Fred Western. A very enjoyable everiing was spent by all, and very beautiful prizes were given. First prize for euchre was won by Mrs. Loy Rogers, and for crokinole by Mrs. Stanley Hall. A very dainty lunch was served, after which a short time was spent in dancing. A vote of thanks was extended to Miss McFar- land, and Mr, and Mrs. Western, for the good time every ome enjoyed. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Arthur . Sanguin into our community, after spending the past few years ah 'Rogkss wood. : A few from here attended the' pre- sentation at. Mr. Lorne McTs of Sonya, on Wednesday evening