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IN Page Four RY a LOCAL ITEMS COMING--F. E. Luke, Eyesight Specialist at Lawrence's Drug Store, Thursday, April 26th, PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH CHOIR CONCERT A choir of 86 voices will present | ev. D. 'A. Ferguson, B,A., Minister 7 p.m.--Evening Service. Maunder's "Olivet to Calvary" inthe} church auditorium, on Monday even- ing, March 26th at 8.16 o'clock. Ad- mussion, adults 26c., children 16¢. Proceeds in aid of choir fund. Rev. Mr. Denny, of Epsom, Mr. Rev. W. J. H, Smyth, Minister Richatd Terry, of Gormley, Mrs. Wm, ¥. Watson, ot Uxbridge, and Mr. Wil- missionary from South Africa, will gon Crosier, of Manchester, visited|gneak at the morning service in the CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Mrs. Friday, 7.46 p.m.--Lenten Week- night Service, covery. last week. heed ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH he The W.M.S. are holding a special .|service next Sunda ieee EP Mrs, Carscallen of on the work of the with mr. and Mrs, Robt. Prentice, one| interests of the W. M, S. has been quite ill. day last week. tice, spent the week end with Misses Milared and Ruby Prentice, of Sea- grave. Mr. Geo. W. Savage, Albuquerque, New Mexico, has been visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Savage, tor a few days. Mr. Samson Yelland, of Exeter, is in town for a time, on business. Mr. John Murray has purchased the Mr. Murray and family as citizens of "PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL The Literary Society will hold its|all denominations attend this func- final meeting of this term in theltion and enjoy it thoroughly. The school auditorium on Wednesday, | social contacts are pleasing. This year an excellent program was March 28th, at 3 o'clock.. The pro- Evening Services Misses Barbara and Pauline ¥ren-|March 25th-- The Crowd About the Cross. March 30th, (Good Friday, 11 am.)-- "The Christ of Calvary". April 1st, (Easter Sunday)-- 11 am. The Resurrection--"The | g.¢, 7 p.m., "Some Friends of Jesus'. ST. PATRICK, ENTERTAINMENT . : : This entertainment has become an Crepe proper Ww neki to the Bowl- afinual affair toward which the people ing Green. It is pleasing to welcome of the town look forward with pleas- ; The ladies of St. John's Presby- Port Perry. terian Church have maintained a high standard in their suppers, This is| Reesor. Mrs, Groves. read the devo- evident from the fact that people from | tional leaflet, the subject 'being [wo would those last declining years «Sowing and Reaping." Miss Alma|years be if you did not have the vision Blight sang, "God Will Take Care of |to view the beauties of nature around You", very sweetly, she was accom-|you. = : panied at the piano by Miss ValDe - Tod One wonders if the senate vote on ure. The Friendship Howsam house. gram will consist of sketches of the|given by Mr. C. M. Farrow, Miss | Hortop. lives of Canadian authors and slect-| Laura C. Farrow, Miss Welch, and Mr. tions from their works." A cordial| Chas, Heartfield. Rev. D. A. Fergu- invitation is extended to the public. |son, presided. We regret to learn that since the| Chinese. concert Mr. Heartfield has had to un- dergo an operation for appendicitis. It is pleasing to know that he is doing : DIED DOWSON--At Port Perry, on Thursday, March 15, 1934, Catharine Sobie Johns, widow of the late George Dowson, in her 87th year. ; LADIES" BIBLE CLASS The Ladies' Bible Class (63 in number) spent a most enjoyable even- ing with Mrs, L. G. Hall and her fam- ily, on Tuesday, March 13th, 1934. Some fifteen minutes was spent. in community singing, such old songs as "Solomon Levi", "It Isn't Any Trouble Just to Smile" and "Beautiful Katy", fairly making the rafters ring. We had a contest appropriate to the season, the answers to all ques- * tions being found in "Shamrock." Then we had a lucky number contest, the prizés being a miniature green pig and a green pot holder in the shape of a shamrock, also a green contest. E Miss G. Stovin gave a humorous recitation, reminiscent of 'Dear Old Ireland." Mrs. Peters read an essay on "Men" and Miss M. Bongard gave a recitation. A delicious lunch, served by the March group, topped everything after which a vote of thanks was extended to Mrs. Hall for her hospitality. We then made our farewells and wended our way homeward. WwW. C.T. U. The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Christian Temperance Union will be held at the home of Mrs. S. Farmer, on Wednesday, March 28th, at 3 p.m. All ladies invited. RETURNED HOME FROM ENGLAND. Mr. R. M. Holtby, who spent.some 'weeks in England and Scotland re- cently, has returned home, His mis- sion was to take preliminary steps in helping to establish a _ market. for Holstein cattle in Great Britain. The trip was considered a very successful one viewed from the connections es- tablistied and the information gained as to 'the requirements and restric- tions of the British cattle market. Mr. Holtby is looking well and says that he had a most enjoyable trip. His admiration for the British people "has increased because of his contact with them, and because he has seen something of the immensity of the problem successfully met by the peo- ple of the Mother Country. J. H. STEPHENSON REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST be at Morrison's Drug Store the y nd and fourth Thursday every month in the aftern f 'ABSES AT REASONABLE PRICES - S>->-o>------ this service. "NEW CANADA MOVEMENT "Save Agriculture--Save Canada" . The Farm young people of this com- munity are requested to attend a gen- eral meeting to be held, Friday, March 23rd, at the Town "Hall, Port Perry. of Rae, Ola and The meeting will be held. for the purpose of introducing the New Can- ada Movement to the farm young peo- ple of this district. be two widely known young farmers who have pledged themselves to this work, They will tell their audience all about i Ti and growing youth illustrating their points with the use of pictorial ny Store. Phone 16. The New Canada Movement is not a new organization, but works through church and farm groups. It aims : simply to enlist the interest of farm Chicks for young people in a New and Better The speakers will The Movement has been heartily en- dorsed by the Social Service heads of Shipment the principal church organizations,-as|f - well as by many .other leaders in a church, university and farm circles. Donald R. McLean (for Committee) Mrs. C. Whitter was in Toronto last Mrs. Cecil Leask and Mrs, Ernest Phair were in Toronto on Monday and Tuesday of last week. «Seerv ito report Mr. Tyson Lee had the misfortune to break his ankle, and . Wallace broke her arm last Sat- Mrs. J. Blair and Miss M. A, Blair were visiting with friends in Brooklin Mr. Freeman Howsam and Miss Millicent Howsam have returned to the West after spending the winter ry i Trios to 8 PAIS ain their en to a on ' PORT PERRY UNITED Friday night. paxty CHURCH - Mr. and Mrs. Partridge entertained their Sunday ed] Flagaca at the : : parsonage on ay evening. By C H. Tuck, Opt Miss Marjorie Leask returned home ' : t he Rutherford, returned last week from South Bend, where she Eyesight Specialist. has been with her sister Mrs, (Dr.) Petrass, who we are sorry to report urday to the Jamieson. farm. The Greenbank Hockey team went to Bowmanville on Thursday night, where they won from Bowmanville by Mrs. Farmer presiding. review of the Study Book chapter dealing with the family life of the power. Arrangements are being made for a W. M. S. service on the Sunday be-| monial market--and with- a - young fore Easter, March 26th, with alaviator." =~ oa : a special speaker. The W.M.S. Easter "Yes, she's taking a flyer, so to Thank-offering will be received at|gpeak." ; ; 7 p.n.--Evening Service. urday. .-We wish both a speedy re-| PAY FOR VISION NOT BLIND, A 3 NESS. : . morning when hitby, speak McDonald enter- "Mr. Milton Howsam moved on Sat- it go until some more convenient time. on'8 We may even think that it is good r. : : Leroy Till is moving into the Milton business to let it go as long as pos- i : sible thinking that in the end we can buy glassés--buy - glasses to bring back our vision. It is better to pay for vision and keep it when we have it than to wait too long and pay, hoping for vision and because it is too late AA Vindieation of Oatisp", -- ee wo@er-------- |we will gladly pay and retain the Ww. M. 8. percentage left, but the biggest price i we pay is in regretting, perhaps sui- ho 3 The W. M. S. of Port Perry United| fying" because we know we waited Church met at the home of Mrs.|too long. Reesor on Wednesday, March 14th, This brings us to those cases where Je have had our £yes examined per- : : : aps ten or twelve years ago. an Mrs, Allin read the Scripture and| iii)" the glasses are expected' to do. Mrs. Elliot led in prayer. To you gld people I am now speaking. - The program was in charge of Mrs.| Why do you do this? Your health 18 y o.| perhaps not so good as it was and naturally your vision will be affected. (To be continued.) Mrs. Farmer gave a comprehensive] the seaways scheme means that Roosevelt's big stick is losing Sts WIP ONTARIO, THURSDAY, Hittite | CE'S DRUG STORE | (YOU SAVE WITH SAFETY AT YOUR REXALL STORE) X--A tried and tested formula for stomach trouble relieves distressful gas, soothes irritated function. Régular size Tbe. f BISMA REX--A Neutralizes acidity, * stomach tissue and improves digestive Large economy size $1.60, CHERRY BARK COUGH SYRUP--A, Rexall Produgf # merit. . To loosen the cough and lessen throat and bronchial H : "irritation, Thr@e sizes, 3bc., 60c., and $1.00. it WAMPOLE'S ANTISEPTIC SOLUTION--A safe and efficient It is especially recommended for gargle Very economical 'to use, Three sizes-- Heeo400000S00SST SY | LUMBER } coop BODY 'HARD septic for general use. and mouth-antiseptic. i 4 gunce, 25¢.; 8 ounce; 40¢.; 16 ounce, 76¢. . EASTER GOODS--We have on hand a good assortment o Easter Novelties, Neilson's and Hunt's Chocolates in' Easter wrappers and Easter Cards. See our display. ra A. M. LA BAO Re Pettis ReS IES eRtttittieettttttttoteiisnieits PORT PERRY BATTERY SERVICE COCHRANE STREET, One block north of Queen St. ies re-charged and repaired... ; function, we will tell you why, and re MODERATE : ; revseces It has become a habit to view with complacency; "one's 'vision and what| Hi Club held their|Wwe get out of it. We may even say|# monthly meeting at the home of Mrs, I must get my eyes examined or J Spencer last Tuesday night. should have glasses and then we lef} | WE CAN SUPPLY WRENCE ! Estimates Cheerfully If your battery does not FIELDING Good Second: Hand Batteries for Sale. 4 Sam N. Griffen LAW OFFICE GREER & [HUMPHREYS Barristers, Solicitors, ete. STA Money to Loan Now located in the office of on, Purdy Block, COMING \F. E. Luke, Eyesight specialist ; may be consulted about your eyes at Lawrence's Drug Store, Port Perry, on" THURSDAY, - APRIL 26th, 3 + F. E. LUKE & SON. OPTOMETRISTS 163-167 Yonge Street, Toronto (Upstairs opposite Simpsons). { PORT PERRY, ONT. | H. W. Emmers Queen Street Phone after hours: 8514 "So Maud is entering the matri- pees vy Faas ae aera POULTRY, Grade A, alive" Spring Chickens... ... Fatted Hens . ., :. Old Roosters... i. oh POTATOES--"*" * : IN MEMORIAM ~ MEDD--In fond and loving memory of a dear wife (Jennie) and mother zs [RANCH FOR SALE 350 Acres--Part Lots 20, 21, Dorothy, who de-| 92 23--Concession No, 1 parted this life March 23, "1988. BE van Ever remembered by Husband ght. _ and children, Apply to «PAIN GONE IN 16 MINUTES" using RUMACAPS for Rheumatism, Backache, Sciatica. - Pasteurized Products "ARE SAFEST AND BEST. Phone your orders to 238, Wedo the reste- PORT PERRY DAIRY G. OWEN, Proprietor. ~~ Phone 238 RE et b Wok CRA Harris & Harris, Morrison's Drug | pp one 24 Port Perry Immediate "THE CHOICE OF GOOD MEATS BRAY FLOCKS HAVE LAID STEADILY ALL WINTER BRAY flocks have stood the acid test. Egg pro- H + MARCH 2204, 1084 Bis 2 ; . d : WO0O0D--98% Maple. Price right. . Your Lumber Needs. Given. Ww Lumber Co. Phone 240 "MARKETS DAIRY PRODUCE-- ~ .: ". Creamery Solids, No. 1 29 to 29%, Seconds, Se to 28%. finly Churning Cream, Sp al 80, No. 1, 29, No. 2, 27. F POULTRY AND EGGS =: eye ....16c to 20¢, 4 3 \ No. 1, 90 Ib. bags, .:$1,10 to $1.16 LIVE, STOCK--.. Weighty Steers ........$4.50 to $6.26 4 Butcher Cattle ........$2.76 to $6.86 Heifers ....ceeevens ...$3.86 to $5.26 Cows .iv.iiiins ives. 8100 to $3.76 ! HTL to Fed Calves ..... were. $4.85 to Calves ...vvvvve.esss $3.76 Lambs ....... AAR a $8.76 Sheep ....... IeRy ! "| Spring Lambs ....... $7.40 to $8.00 , ou 5, ONTARIO GRAIN (Shipping Points) ; : : Wheat ...ioveiraeaneess...84 to 86 $3.65 $6.76 to $8.00 183.50 to $6.00 Barley .ivcovsvariisvsissas +40 1048 Rye :vovverererasvennneni 4b to 48 COIN +euvvevsearresvenssss 66 to 68 'Buckwheat PR RIP 1 to 67 IS EASY IF YOU BUY oll FROM eh BERT MacGREGOR duction in the ordinary flock hag been cut in half, but we have been getting enough eggs to 'keep our incubators running steadily since New Year. Build up your laying flocks eri for next winter with BRAY chicks from hens that have the vigor and stamina to lay in COLD WEATHER. Foundation GREENB ANK ~ grade chicks are from eggs. averaging 27-28 ounces to the dozen. Phone or see the manager of your nearest BRAY Hatchery--or write to Head Office for: ou FREE Booklet; "Highway to Poultry. Success in 1984," : : BRAY CHICK HATCHERY, 79 Clayburn Ave, St. Catharines. Brdy I Hatchdry at Lindsay, corner Lindsay and Kent Streets. Eight Breeds--B{ghth Year Blood-Testing--Sixzth Year Government Approval. 'WHEN your boss is a czar... and he 27 Ontario Counties! We pay the TOP PRICE for all kinds of Fowl, Wool, Goose Feathers, Horse Hair, Hides, and Farm Produce. For information call Special prices for geese and dutks. ALIX, CILBOORD Phone 177 Port Perry adies shown WANTED-- Woman for housework. : Good home for good woman, Apply | Offices at Toronto ~ Ottawa " set pictured Niasordonthe-Labe. and a cheque for $23, Macdonald Institute, Guelph, has judged the final com- tion of the Five Roses Baking Contest, and the here have been declared Grand Champions entire territory In which local baking contests d during the past winter, Out congratulations to them, and to everyone ified to enter the Grand Champi on. ere were 327 entries in all (160 cake and 167 bread), representing the baking #kill of 27 Ontario Covad e es. : For Cakes, Pastry, Biscuits, Rolls, Broad, otc.) Milled by LAKE OF THE WOODS MILLING CO. Yondon Hamilton Brantford cns-- to Alix, Gilboord, Port Perry. r---- : 8 : g i : Wily $01, of the Five Roses and Mrs. Roy Pat- Ei if ; 'by Miss M, M. Darby, Miss M. C. " o of of Macdonald Institute, . ------ * % Lk A Gh flout, 0% tvety In thousands Somes. 4 : of 4 yo Limited A; gl I E g A 12 Sudbury Sault Ste, Marle, Ont.;. and Montreal, P.Q. * Grand Champion Bakers of "expects you to be two places at the same time . . . and he won't take excuses « « « Use your telephone . ws Long Distance will help you do" the impossible. us 'The telephone will town or towns 1" 'Thifty Bred-to-Lay White Legho & take you to: the next Yar y deg ¥ t hip or across the continent ai facility, It's your quick, easy, de- e messenger in any emergency. And a inexpensive--100 miles for as little as 30c. See lst of rates in the front of your directory, FLOUR MILL FOR SALE. = (75 Barrel Capacity) 2 Apply to : Harris & Harris Phone 24, Port Perry FOR RENT _ Farm of about 65 acres--additional acreage if: desired. : Conveniently p20 located -in Oshawa with city water supply. ~ Ample buildings. Immediate possession. Apply to G. D. Conant, Oshawa. ; Ge mar 29 | Nestléton R.R.2, Ont. FARM FOR SALE 60 acres, belonging to the C. G. *. = Valentine Estate, pt. lot 7. con. A> 4 1, Reach. Apply to Robt. Rob- son, Ashburn, .. mar22 HATCHING EGGS Pure-bred Light Susséx. 650 cents per setting. Apply to Fred Hamilton, Nestleton R.R.2, Ont. * © April 12. FOR SALE Three Muskrat boats and a large number of traps. Apply to' Merlin Raines, Plione 189 r 4, Port Perry. FOR SALE Six roomed frame house in Port Perry, modern improvements, garage, large garden. Apply to HARRIS & HARRIS, Port Perry. mar 22 tf. FOR SALE Pullets from Government approv stock. Tom Barron strain. Laying over 65%. Apply G. D. Aird, R. R. 4, 1 Port Perry. Phone 164 r 1-3. Fs . The Creamery 18 PAYING 80c., 20¢. and 27 FOR : 7 BUTTER FAT. You ean save labse and make more money by sending b _PORT PERRY CREAMBRY