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Ww. T . Rodman|™ Over the Telephone Office, Port Perry " 'GAWKER BROS. To BUY | EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Made-to-Measure Bre i odem Lite , S u I T S ee a d Overcoats [ff 5. uy ms = an ercoa Sastrdeg Opposite P.O, | We are offering good values--80 OSHAWA, ONT. different designs -in Tweeds, Fancy Worsteds, Grey and Blue Serges. | YOUR CHOICE FOR $35.00 Pressing and Dry Cleaning Done 1516 -- Phones -- 1616 Do you suffer from rheumatism?-- See the cure offered in "Depend on Me." in the town hall, April 28 and 29. Mguleion 25¢. Children with adults -- W. A. Sangster "DENTAL. SURGEON Office Hours--9 a.m. to 5 pm. Office dver Nelson's Store. * MERCHANT TAILOR . Buy and sell good meat. Choice cuts at reasonable price. receive promp! attention. Phone 29 w. . | CAWKER BROS. PORT PERRY Mooi] Gilbert and Barker Qil Burners are now sold on the small down-payment plan. For full particulars apply to 5 L. MacGREGOR Local Agent Phone orders| 85c¢c. qt. Cottages, etc. HARDWARE CAL COKE. W00D HARD BODY WOOD HARDWOOD SLABS ' HEMLOCK SLABS LIME, PLASTER LUMBER, SHINGLES FOR POULTRY Mrs. T. Dobson entertained the Women's Association at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Etta Smith who has been ill in Port Perry Hospital, is, we are pleased to report, able to take charge of her school after the holidays. Mr. Wellington Midgley, of Man- chester spent Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Bert. Midgley. Miss N. Tewkesbury and Mrs. B. Greaves were Ti Toronto last week. and while there attended the annual convocation in divinity of Victoria University and the closing exercises of Emmanuel College. Recent visitors to the village were: Mrs. Brain with Mrs. Cecil Jeffrey; and Mr. and Mrs, New, of Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. Murphy. s Mr. D. Lyle has sold his property © Mr. Thomas, of Te. = 50c. Pint 40c. Pint 44c. pint No. -- TO SEND OUT OF TOWN for * Your Paints, Enamels, and Varnishes. have the 'goods, and prices are right. C. V. HOUSE PAINTS--one of the best brands - of Mixed Paint for in and outdoor painting, at-- $2.75 Gallon RICHMOND PAINT and FLOOR ENAMEL ~ 59c. a Quart UTILITY PAINT for Barns, Garages, Summer In seven colors. $1.50 a Gallon Sunset 4 hour Enamels for Furniture and Woodwork 85c. Quart A Special 4 hour Enamel in White and Ivory only ~~ 69c. Quart QUICK DRYING FLOOR VARNISH 79c. Quart - ALABASTINE at 40c. and 75c. a pkg. FLORBRITE FLOOR WAX 39c. Ib. Sunworthy and Semi-trimmed Wallpaper W. L. PARRISH Phone 55 PORT PERRY, ONTARIO er o-- ------ say, Toronto, Uxbridge, Port Perry. Lindsay Lodge, No. 100, who were being entertained for the evening, put on the work, when their Initiatory Degree Team conferred this degree on three candidates for Warriner Lodge, and the work was done in a very im- pressive manner, They were ac- companied by Bro. Herb. Williams, Grand Guardian of the Grand Lodge of Ontario, and forty other brethren. Bro. Clapp, Secretary of the Odd- fellows' Home, and Bro. Dr. Williams, P.D.D.G.M., of Toronto, were also present and both gave inspiring ad- dresses. ; Bro. Rev. R. T. Richards, of War- riner Lodge, was the main speaker for Warriner Lodge, and as usual gave a very interesting talk. Bro. W. M. Letcher, D.D.G.M., of Ontario District, No. 41, was also making his official visit to his home lodge on this occasion and was able to ' h|make a very fine report to Grand / The Oddfellows Orchestra, under the leadership of Bro. Victer Stouffer, and comprised of seyen pieces, gave We . THE BEST PRICE YET FOR QUALITY GOODS Pure Linen Towelling, colored border. This is the Season for Spring House Cleaning. See our stock of Curtains, Window Shades, Curtain Rods, Wall Papers and Floor Coverings. Our stock of Floor Coverings is the 'Watch for Linoleum Rug -- Next Week. : SPECIAL, 5 yds. for 75¢. largest we have ever shown, and the best values. GROCERIES : Red & White Tea, ..1b pkg. 45¢. Pep 2 pkgs. Red & White Coffee, 1b tin 45¢. C. ® B. Catsup, large bottle, 19¢. Gold Medal Orange Marmalade P. & G. Soap . 25¢. 5 bars for 18e. per jar 28c. Salad Educator gk Falcon No. 10 Peas, per tin 10c. Sugar Lux Flakes, sm BROOMS, Special . .. Cha ea 10 Ibs for 75¢. Bon Ami, cake or powder ..1l4c. esa large 21c. H. P. Sauce .....,..bottle 26¢. all, 2 for 19¢. Gold Medal Pumpkin, 2 tins 21e¢. .Each 23c. Gold Medal Raspberries, tin 17c. MUFFETS, 2 packages for 18c. Anchor Pears Jumbo Carbolic Soap. .. Honey Bar Biscuits . Falcon Sweet Mixed Pickles bse x ies 2 for 27c. .bar 5c. .2 Ibs 21c. Canada Corn Starch, 2 pkgs 19¢. Vi-Tone, large tin with Jig-Saw per tin 52¢. Gold Medal Tomatoes, 2 for 2le. large jar 29c¢. Dust Pans, light green, ....13c. Sliced Pineapple, per tin 10c. Tiger Salmon. tall tin 21c. PLUMBING Women's Meeting at Little Britain Was of Interest The Eighth annual meeting of the Lindsay Presbyterial of the Woman's Missionary Society of the United Church of Canada convened in the United Church, Little Britain, on Fri-| day, April 21st, with the. President, Mrs. Asher P. Latter, of Brechin, oc- cupying the chair. Delegates to the number of one hundred and eighty were in attendance. In the five-minute reports which followed Miss V. Coone, Associate Helpers' Secretary, showed that des- pite the economic conditions, reports are encouraging. The value of the work of this de- partment cannot be set down in figures. Miss Dunoon asked the co- operation of each Auxillary that the aim of this department might reach, namely, to have each member of the church a member.of the W.M.S, In the shaoties of Mis. Foie, Secretary of é Christian Stewardship and her report was read by Mrs. a Finance}. This very encouraging report showed | } EVERYBODY READS MAGAZINES Whatever may be your needs in this line, we shall be pleased to supply them. We represent the Dawson Sub- scription Agency, which handles all kinds of periodicals promptly Before ordering direct, consult us. We can save you a little on prices PORT PERRY STAR Phone 50 CHAMBERS FOR So BAKING