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this year at 'the Torofito University. Mrs. Henry Skerratt and little daughter Eileen, of Utica, have been recent visitors at the home of Mrs. J. Pickard. Mr. and Mrs. G. Reesor, Mr, Alec. - Reesor, Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Reesor, of Markham, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Reesor, on Friday. Mr, and Mrs. Hewitt, of Toropto, were in town on Friday visiting with . Mr, and Mrs. Walter Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Franklin, of Manchester, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Somer- ville, Mr. J. O. Stevenson, R.O. Eye Specialist, will be at Mo.rison's Drug Store, on Wednesday afternoon, May 17th. Eyes tested and glasses fitted. Mr. B. D, Henry, of Arthur, was home for the week end. Mr, and Mrs. Ausbert Rose, and family, of Hamilton, were guests at the home of- the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rose, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Milton and daughter, Dorothy, of Toronto, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. T. J. Blight. Mr. and Mrs. Norman DeShane and family, and Mrs. Bessie DeShane, were in Lindsay on Sunday, visiting with relatives. Miss Marjory Real, of Toronto, and Mr. Merlyn Statton, of St. Catharines, were recent visitors in town. A ber of the bers of the local Masonic Lodge, were in Orono on Sunday where they attended the Annual Church Parade which was held in Park Street United Church. The service was in charge' of Rev. Wm. Smyth, M.A., B.D. Mother's Day Mothers' Day will soon be here. Have you selected a GIFT for your MOTHER? % We have many gifts suitable for ' FANCY POTTERY, SILVERWARE, MOTTOES, and MOTHER DAY CARDS. . We buy old gold and gold-filled articles. ---- We can supply you with RIM- LESS READING GLASSES from $4.95 upwards--White Mountings. See these and be convinced of the values we are offering. I. R. BENTLEY JEWELLER and OPTOMETRIST Davis, M. A. Gerrow and R. B. Small- man, A permanent committee is to be formed later on to make further plans for carrying out this worth- while plan of Town Hall Interior Renovation. BOWLING CLUB MEETING A special meeting of the Bowling Club will be held on Tuesday evening, May 16th, at the office of Harris & Harris, at 8 o'clock. All bowlers are requested to be on hand. W. A. Christy, Secretary. DULL HEADACHES GONE SIMPLE REMEDY DOES IT. Heatlaches caused by constipation are gone after one dose of Adlerika, This cleans all poisons out of BOTH upper and lower bowels. Gives bet- ter sleep, ends nervousness. A. M. Lawrence, Druggist. Mr. C. P. Rolph has moved upst over the Observer Office and is pre- pared to do all kinds of cleaning. See advertisement elsewhere in this issue, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Allin will be at home to their friends from eight to ten in the evening of May 16th on the occasion of the Fiftieth Anniversary of their Wedding Day. Miss Frances Mellow is in Toronto this week for a few days. Miss May Cockburn, Miss Potter and Miss Venus, of Toronto, were vigiting at the home of Mr. J. C. Cockburn, recently. Mrs. Will Cook was in Toronto last week. Mr. Jack Cockburn, who has been holidaying in town, has returned to his home, The Auxiliary of the Women's Mis- sionary Society of the Presbyterian Church met at the home of Mrs. S. Robertson, on Monday, May 8th. We were privileged to have with us Mrs. D. Archer, of Oshawa, a former officer and member of the Port Perry Auxiliary. She thought we had much reason to be encouraged by the at- tendance and interest shown in the work. There were twenty present. The Study was the Chinese in Can- ada. TOWN HALL STAGE RENOVATION The stage and platform at the town hall is in a state where it needs con- siderable repairs and improvements, and suggestions have been made of finding some way whereby funds could be raised for this purpose, ex- tending over a period of from one to two years, with this idea in mind. A small temporary committee has been formed, and on Friday evening, May 19th, the first step toward creating this fund will be started. Arrange- ments have been made with a group from Uxbridge to present the dra- matic Cantata "Queen Esther" on the above date. The group comprises 90 _ actors in full costume, befitting their parts, specially loaned for the oc- casion, and will be under the direction of Miss Ruby Nicholls, Mus. Bac. Since Easter this play has been _ given five times to crowded houses in} several towns, and we are confident that it will prove a feature of unusual ly in view of the fact that it CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION 11 a.m.--Morning Service. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Sunday, May 14-- 11 a.m.--Mothers' Day Service. The minister in charge. Day Program. CHINA, 2.30 p.m.--Sunday School. Mothers' » "ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN Rev. D. A. Ferguson, BA, Minion 11 a.m.--Special Mothers' Day Service 7 pm--Evening Service SURPRISE SOAP COUPONS If ladies using "Surprise Soap" or any of the Gillett products, will save their coupons and send them to Mrs. 8. Baird or Mrs. John Cawker, they will be used to help pay for keeping travellers' aids at the railway stations.) Mrs. Wm. Henders Passes Suddenly Last Sunday morning, May 7th, 1988, Mrs. Wm. Henders died with un- expected suddenness at her home in Port Perry. She had not been ill and although in advanced years she ap- peared to be in excellent health, She had, however, been warned some years before that she must not overwork. Sunday morning was beautiful and bright and, just before rising, Mrs. Henders had spoken with pl of the loveliness of the morning. While dressing she suddenly collapsed and died before assistance could be se- cured. Mrs. Henders was born in Cart- wright. Her maiden name was Esther Philp. = There was a large family which included Joseph and William, who both entered the ministry, and who have died within the past few years, There are also Robert Philp and R. W. Philp, both of Cartwright; |} and Mrs. Wesley Philp, of Arthur. Mrs. Henders was born on the 23rd of June, 1856 and lived in Cartwright until her marriage to Mr. William Henders. been residents of Port Perry for nearly forty years, For them every- thing centred about the home and|f their children of whom there are seven living--Mrs. Arthur Thorpe, of | § Rossland, B.C; Mrs. G. A. Lee, of Standard, Alberta; Mrs. Hal. Stinson, of Rossland, B.C., (Mrs. Stinson is on | §{ her way East); Milton Henders, (de- Joe Hanley suggested, "now that "Why no, we're never lonesome" "You must be e lonely these days," Mr. and Mrs. Henders have ¥ 79 Clagbarn Ave, SL Cath Miss Leda Henders, Toronto; Mrs. Henders, Port Perry. Mrs. Henders centred all her ters all those qualities which makes home a "happy gathering place for the children, 'She was a willed "needle- woman and loved to do all those] things home-loving folk enjoy. Her garden was her special joy and as was most fitting the floral tributes from the friends of the family wer¢ truly wonderful, Mis Leda Henders holds an import- ant position in the T. Eaton Company, and the friends in that company sent most beautiful evidences of their sym- pathy at this time of sad bereavement. The funeral service was held on Tuesday and was conducted by the Rev. R. T. Richards. The body was laid to rest in Pine Grove Cemetery. The community extends to Mr. Henders and family very sincere sym- pathy at this time of their sudden bereavement. Owin used in makin 6c. per loaf & Son stores. Prone 9 - Phone 108 r 22 young Jim has left home." ceased); Dr. C. W. Henders, Toronto; T Henders, Culross, Manitoba; and Roy 4 est in her home and in a most unusual | th Tove of flowers, She was expert infat Price of Bread Raised to the increase in the cost of flour, and the tax on all the in bread, the : will be--EFF OTIVE MA 7c. per loaf delivered Our bread can also be secured for 6¢. a loaf Tat either F. W. Brock & Son, or Jas. McKee CHAMBERS' BAKERY - Port Perry, Ont. Embury ry & Spencer Specialize in Firestone Tires Gas, Oil, Repairs on all makes of Cars > McCrae Plow| Points Grinding of all kinds of Feed. EMBURY & SPENCER "Why, not at all," replied Old Jim, pointing to the telephone with a smile. "We talk with the lad on Long Distance every week. And Ks aigost goad officers will take place and plans will be laid for the summer, The court at the Town Hall is in good shape and has been very much in. demand during the last week. However, the ground is still somewhat soft and the co-operation of the mem- bers and the general public is asked in the observance of the following rules: (1) Always use "tennis shoes cutting through the park. There is sufficient room back of the marked court. Please walk on this, (8) Don't ride bicycles on the court. (4) Loosen the net when you have finished play- fents that are ice in. future ~ 8th-- at the store 0 Greenbank, Ont. aff Reduction inLawn Mos PRICES when playing on the court. (2) Don't : make a path across the court when 1933. All pestis ibterpath ane eqpested accordingly, is the 15th day of May. + > THOMAS GRAHAM, " Clerk of said, 'Municipality. Dated this 1st day. of" May, 1983. may 18 {to take notice and | govern themselves a * The last day.for making complaints SEWING MACHINES Free repairing on all makes of sew- ing machines. Machines called for and delivered. Apply to F. T. Hobbs, Singer Shop, 18 Ontario St., Oshawa, Phone 696. This offer is good to May 16th. We have on hand some good used machines at reasonable prices. "eS 4 BONPHERTS , Barristers, Solicitors, ote. Money to Loan Now Sorted she: alias' ot H. W. Emmerson, Purdy Block, Goods called for and delivered. C. P. ROLPH, PORT PERRY, (Over Observer Office) Ey Port Perry Dominion Store MEN'S WORK SHIRTS, heavy weight, ¢ double yoke, really good value at . evade vse MEN'S OVERALLS ..... i MEN'S CAPS .........40..0 MEN'S WORK BOOTS ..... v MEN'S OXFORDS ............ MEN'S' WORK SOCKS . We have a. good "selection of 'all kinds of canvas shoes for ladies, men and children. Prices to suit your pocket. We pay top prices for fowl and wool. Alix. Gilboord, 'Proprietor. ' YOR SALE EH Refrigerator in good condition, oak finish, large capacity for ice. Suit- able for home or cottage use. Apply at Star Office, Buy Pure Milk | Mr. A. R. Woodley has had his herd blood tested, and the report states that all sks are negative. Why not buy - 'milk from this excellent herd. LADY'S: AND GENTS' Queen Street CLOTHES Phone after hours: 3614 _ CLEANED and -- PRESSED cml lenlt pin ' "TENDERS WANTED Tenders will be received by A. W. Allin, Sec'y to the House and Grounds Committee; Pine Grove Cemetery Co., Prince Albert, for delivering 100 yds. of gravel on grounds of Cemetery Co. 1% yards to load. Tenders to be in by May 20th. OATS FOR SALE Re-cleaned Alaska Oats, Barley, and | heavy hog chops. Will pay_highest market price for milling wheat. JAS. HARDING, Grain Merchant, Seagrave, Ont, hai - .- FOR RENT Furnished or unfurnished rooms, - | suitable for light housekeeping. Mrs.« Pickard; Caleb St., Port Perry. - ca. . PASTURE FOR RENT Pasture for stock on" Chas. Pogue's Farm. Cattle $8.50, colts, $7.00. Apply to Joe: Pogue, Valentia, Ont. £3 may 18 . London, England, Royal 3 Office and Surgery--Port Perry, Ont. v Phone 17. The Creamery - PORT PERRY CREAMERY A. GOODE & SON, Proprietors mayll May 18 _ (2 Te