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Lm A mp o Yr, Sn Tene nc . "by their generous and enthus- e Four Thursday, April 26th, The, Yaung People's Society of' St. John's Presbyterian Church 'wish to thank the friends who iastic support made possible the "success of the Benefit Concert on April 9th, ~ The total proceeds amounted to $21.40. Ww. C. 1. U. The regular monthly meeting of the W.C.T.U. will be held at the home of Mrs. Geo. R, Davey on Wednesday, April 25th, at 3 p.m. All ladies welcome. : Neil Yellowlees, Piano Tuner, will be in Port Perry, next May. Orders left at Lawrence's Drug Store. ; ERE PAI A A young lady, when asked if she played golf, replied: "Oh, dear, no. 1don't even know how to hold the caddie." a cm PRINCE. ALBERT On April 9th, the first of ourfut the home of her sister Mrs. quarterly Sunday School board of management meetings was held in the church basement with Mr. Smyth as chairman. Following the opening exercises the treasurer (the only officer prepared to give a report) gave his report as having had in gen- eral collections $15.91 and in missionary collections $7.31, for the quarter. The secretary was requested to make a list of all households receiving Sunday School literature and a commit- tee was appointed on motion, to aid the secretary put the litera- ture in all homes. After some discussion it was thought advis- able, that on bi oe) Sundays the Sunday School session should not be dispensed with as is usual, but to continue Sunday School and give place to the special ser- vice in the regular church ser- vice. would be held at 10.30 am.. was suggested to vice bigger and better. Following an interesting dis- cussion concerning worship, Mr. Smyth closed the meeting with prayer. The Young People's meeting last Wednesday evening was in charge of Gerald McCrea, the citizenship converer. = The pro- gram consisted of a musical sel- ection by the boys, the topic taken by Murray Luke, "Spend- ing Money in a Cliristian Way," and a very interesting talk on "Worship" by Rev. Mr. Smyth. Choir practice followed the clos- ing of the Young People's meet- ing. - : ; Mr. and Mrs. MacGregor of Toronto, who have purchased Mr. Clyde's house have moved in. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Moc- Gregor to our village. Mr. W. J. Martyn spent a few days in Toronto recently. Miss Gertrude Martyn, who has been visiting with friends in Toronto has returned home. Mr. Hanford Wagg of Utica, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Butson. - Mr. Wm. Clyde, who has sold his property in the village to Mr. MacGregor, of Toronto, has pur- chased a home in Uxbridge and moved there. : OED At the Monday evening meet- 'ing of the Presbyterian Y.P.S,, Mrs. Bentley, acting for the Society, presented Mr. Charles Heartfield with a substantial cheque. Mr. Heartfield made a suitable reply. ---- > Y "He is the kind of motorist who thinks a locamotive whistles at crossings just to keep up its courage. - eg itt A AIP ANP. 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 ducks. ALIX. GILBOORD Phone 177 Port Perry © WANTED-- Woman for housework, "A da It was decided that on Decoration Day, instead of dis- pensing with Sunday School, it It emphasize Mothers' Day as more of a Fam- ily-Day and a program and visi- tation committee were appointed in order to aid in-making the ser- Good home for good woman. Apply WALL PAPERS For FINE WALL HANGINGS Rd See Samples at I. R. BENTLEY'S Port Perry, Ont, aA THE LATE MRS. A. PHOENIX The community of Greenbank was shocked to learn of the al- most sudden death of Mrs. Al- bert Phoenix, on Saturday, April 7th, 1934, in her 56th year, fol- lowing an illness of only a week, Leslie Beare, of Uxbridge. The funeral took place to Bethel cemetery, Greenbank, services being conducted in Greenbank United Church by Rev. Mr. Part- ridge assisted by Rev. J. A. Mil- ler, a cousin of the deceased. The late Nellie Phoenix was horn at Greenbank, a daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth and the late George Real. In 1906 she mar- ried the late Albert Phoenix and they farmed on the 11th conces- sion of Reach until 1932 when Mr, Phoenix passed away. To mourn her death are left two sons, Franklin and Fred, also two daughters Marjory at home and Mrs. Roy Leask, of Green- bank; her mother Mrs. Real, of Uxbridge; one brother J. Wesley Real, Uxbridge and three sisters, Mrs. Fred Dure, Reach; Mrs. Leslie Beare, Uxbridge and Mrs. Edgar Leask, Greenbank, to whom the sincerest sympathy of a large circle of friends and ac- quaintances is extended in their sad bereavement. re ee PPP = Oshawa Public Welfare Board have decided that after May 15, the giving of meals to transients passing through the city will be discontinued. After that date, meal tickets will be given only in cases of urgent necessity. ---- EP OP FACTS ABOUT EYES AND VISION By C. H. Tuck; Opt., Eyesight Specialist- PAY FOR VISION NOT BLINDNESS God gave us the different senses, the one we now think of here is sight. If we squander these. indiscriminately in the interest of industrial progress we are justified in stopping to think of who will suffer most for our neglect. Should our vision go below a certain percentage of efficiency how many are waiting for our job, and if we step down to be replaced by another, what happens to our last visual efficiency, This is a personal matter, perhaps we can win it back or pay to develop it again but it is a personal matter. Learn now to be selfish in the pro- tection of these talents of ours and that it pays us first and others after- wards to protect their efficiency. Where your visual efficiency is con: cerned it pays to buy health not sick- and not inefficiency. proved that diseases that once plagued our childhood are not easily curbed. It may be possible then to nurse to life many cases that in the dim for- gotten past would have been impos« sible to save. Perhaps then by saving these in the earlier years unless the become whole physically they will suffer as they near the other end of life, i (To be continued) PRES-- pe SFE ev. D. A. Ferguson, B.A, Minister nesday, "April 11th. ness, vision not blindness, efficiency |_ I have just said that investigations | re ---- -- a -- CH "LOCAL ITEMS | loca OF THEA ENSION FOR PAINTING, PAFERHANGING, ,, Fs Shen iw : 7 p.m.--Evening Service, . BRUCE SNELGROVE ; COMING--F. E. Luke, Eyesight ; 2 : : 3 Specialist at Lawrence's Drug Store, E M I IR E Sr. JOHN'S P REEVE i 5 Phone 174 r 1-1 ; ; Port Percy 7 p.m.--Evening Service. PORT PERRY UNITED AFTERNOON W.M.S, The W. M. 8S. of Port Perry United Church met in the S. S. room on the afternoon of Wed- Mrs. Farmer presided and led in prayer. Mrs. John Swan read the Devotional Leaflet. The business of the meeting was made as brief as possible, and the study book chapter omitted, so that the guest speaker, Miss Duff, might have more time. Miss Duff is engaged in field work for the Temperance cause, and while in Port Perry, also ad- dressed the pupils of the schools. The members and visitors pre- sent listened with interest to her address gnd heard a great many facts showing that the temper- ance workers must be on the alert and fight the advance of the drink evil by every means in their power. : "Mrs. Stone and Mrs. Smallman then sang a duet which was en- joyed by all. At the close of the meeting a social half-hour was enjoyed, Miss Stovin's group serving tea. --E OP WHEAT FOR SALE A quantity 'of Thickset Spring Wheat, also a quantity of Red Clover Seed. Apply to Henry Collins, lots 7 and 8, con. 9, East Whitby, R. R. 2/ Port Perry. april 26 reel NEP EP Pr FOR RENT Pasture farm for rent. Township, lot 21, con, 2." Running spring creek. Also good Democrat for sale. Apply to Walter McLean Brooklin, Ont. Phone 2514. 1 Reach --, PP FOR SALE Frame building at rear of the Church of the Ascension. For particulars apply to Dr. J. B. Lundy or H: G. Hutcheson. ----e------------ FOR RENT OR FOR SALE Farm of about 157 acres, parts lots 156 and 16, Concession 8, East Whitby Township; 40 acres Fall-ploughed; 16 acres in Alfalfa; 14 acres in new Seeds; 10 acres of Old Hay; running stream; 2 wells and cistern; electric power; an excellent farm, well located For further particulars, apply on the farm or to G.D. Conant, K.C., Oshawa. areinde WANTED A boy about 16 for light chores on a farm, About middle of April to end of October. - $10 a month and board. Good home for suitable lad. Apply by letter to Mr, A. Stone, R.R. 2, Hornsby, Ont. SEEDS THE BEST THAT GROW New Catalog Now Ready Wm. RENNIE SEEDS Limited TORONTO Also Montreal, Vancouver YETI | To Repeat the Play 'BY POPULAR REQUEST That popular dramatic-comedy Admission 25 cents. ES REV. DR. P DELIGHTS "AND INSPIRES PORT PERRY AND GREEN- BANK AUDIENCES. Rev. Dr. Thornton, late of St. ing message on the Four-fold life to a large and appreciative aud- jence in Port = Perry United Church, on Sunday evening, April 8th, Dr. Thornton, interested ! work, made a strong appeal -in behalf of youth and pleaded for lines Christ-centered and Church-centered. The boy of good mentality taking 12th place in a class of thirteen was not living up to the challenge of. Jesus who "in- creased in wisdom" and such a boy could not rightly call him- self Christian. p The boy underdeveloped phy- gically because of self-indul- gence and bad: habits, was not patterning life after Him who "increased in stature." In the matter of worship Dr. Thornton struck the high note of his address. = With telling passion he proclaimed the zero point in worship is when the minister says "Let us Pray" and too many Sunday School devo- who is intensely | tional programmie§ are "lessons in irreverence". Those who "in- crease in favor with God" are mindful and alert when God is being supplicated in prayer and sought in worship. ; Young people love worship and Bible study when properly con- ducted and all make a mistake and cast reflection on 'youth when we assume that all must compromise in matters spiritual. Even in social contacts, where youth grows in favor of man, Dr. Thornton pleaded for the higher note, the pervading of all life with the spirit of our great Example. X x Of fine voice and radiant pre- sence , fired with spiritual pas- sion, Dr. Thornton takes old truth .and makes it live until the audience sees and feels its spiritual splendor. 3 On Tuesday, April 10th, the Y. P. Society were guests of the Thornton again made a fine ap- peal to young life on the thought of leadership and the intimate devotional life. 3 4 The coming together of these two societies was a very happy occasion. and Grenbank young people proved themselves excel- lent hosts and hostesses. * py LUMBAGO | ATTACK THE CAUSE of- - Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lum- _bago., USE RUMACAPS. MORRISON'S DRUG STORE Phone 16, Port Perry. ° rah dst RUMACAP P. B. THORNTON |} Paul's United Church, Winnipeg; | § - gave an inspiring and challeng-| ¥ in Young People's|] Greenbank Y. P. S. when Dr.| Itttttttttttttrtettit . CHURCH it : 13 FOUR. YE] Col : age Hh play-- "The Red Headed Step|¥ FOUR SQUARE FLOOR WAX ..c.o.ooreinrsanr RET Rev. W. J. H. Smyth, Minister| Child" will be repeated for the|# HOUSEHOLD RUBBER GLOVES (.......... i... o.1.Per Pair 29¢.. § Sunday, April 156-- third time in the Town Hall,|§ FOUR SQUARE FURNITURE POLISH Sah Ger rita § Rev. W. J. H. Smyth will be in| Port Perry, Wednesday evening, | MOTH BALLS ...... LS RS Re Per Ib. 15¢. 2 Ibs, for 25¢. H charge of services morning and| April 26th, 8 3 ff MOTH-PROOF BAGS and REXALL CEDAR FLAKES, both for 50c. § eventing. : "Additional entertainment Will|# MOTH TOX .......0..ciiiviiiiitoiiiiiinniioaes 16 ounce can 75¢. Wednesday, April 18-- © |be given between acts by: Clover|# VINOLIA CASTILE SOAP (long bar) ............... ERE The Oshawa Lyric Choir will] Leaf Trio, (W. B. McDonald, |{# REXALL No. 6 DISCENBECTANT ....i..ciicinivnsnss J va vs 306 enisyiain with Songs ad fuss, Storey Beare, Ohialie Heurield) LARGE GRASS SPONGES .........coieiiiireainiiionsnen 1B under the auspices o fthe Y.P.S.| accompanist, Gran ilpatrick; 18 50 SOF X13 - : Everyone welcome. Tickets 26¢.| Violin Selections by Victor P.|§# ' A M. LAWRENCE Stouffer; Tap Dancing by Aud-|#" ; pe dit i hy i rey 'Balfour and Donald Camp-|#§ Pns'sh PHE REXALL STORE Pot Por MISS DUFF ADDRESSED THE | bell. 2 : Steen AE WLAN ort erry A Iti 134 The evening auxiliary of the W. M. 8. of the at the home of the Misses Stovin on Wednesdtay, April 11, Thirty were present, attended with unusual interest because of the guest speakers, who were present: ~ After the meeting was opened in the prayer, Mrs. A, Brock read the Devotional Leaflet. Jackson provided a piano solo, while the latter part of the 4th chapter of the Study Book was presented -in a very interesting way by Mrs. Geo, Jackson. Fol- lowing this Miss Duff, Field Sec. of the W. C. T. U., gave an ap- | LAWRENCE'S DRUG F, E. LUKE eyes dare - here on that date and consult him. # ing-Optometrists and will serve you tf HOUSECLEANING AIDS-- £ : i WE OFFE Cherry Cakes Fruit Pies Doughnuts and many other Try our Brown and White Bread--It's Good | PHONE 93, Go EVENING AUXILIARY OF STOR You can Sase with Safely at your Rezall Store. + § here April 26th--If for any reason you. feel that your # not functioning properly, may we suggest that you call ¥ spin him He is fein of oronto's lead- well and reasonably, : rl id R YOU THE BEST IN Cookies of all kinds Filled Tarts ; Jelly Rolls : kinds of Delicious Baking CHAMBERS' BAKERY PORT PERRY pealing address along temper- ance lines, = She strongly set | forth the ravages of the liquor traffic. She urged all to vote against liquor and to work and pray for a greater measure of temperance, net : During the social half hour, which followed, coffee and sand- wiches were served. 4 fis THE W. M. S. : regular meeting of the United Church was held The meeting was DON'T DRIVE Without Public Liability and Damage Insurance... Take ad- vantage of our new low rates. (Fire, Accident, Plate Glass and Burgular Insurance also written at reasonable rates). "E. H. PURDY Phone - 33 Port Perry usual way by singing and Mrs. Ted may eyes F. E. LUKE & SON. Queen Street -. i. 'OPTOMETRISTS ~. Phone 264 168-167 Yonge Street, Toronto Phone after hours: 8514 = (Upstairs opposite Simpsons) ie 'Oshawa. 7 ermine : : No / F. E. Luke, Eyesight specialist Port Perry, on THURSDAY, APRIL 26th, LAW OFFICE GREER & HUMPHREYS Barristers, Solicitors, ete. ~~ Money to Loan a Now located in the office of H, W. Emmerson, Purdy Block, COMING be consulted about your at Lawrence's Drug 'Store, 3 7 Pasteurized Produels .ARE SAFEST AND BEST. Phone your orders A to 238. Wedo therest, ol 'PORT PERRY DAIRY Phone 238 G. OWEN, Proprietor. Cell " THE CHOICE OF GOOD MEATS ISEASY IF YOU BUY © -- FROM = = iE BERT: MacGREGOR rrr 5 = - i FAESE A x Bray Flocks are ~ WINTER LAYERS < egg profits; Bray flocks proved steadily through the coldest mont eggs--moré than half of them f The pullets grow big and lay. mo After the general election, the department of education will need a minister all to itself; even if only to. deal with the resolu- tions which were passed by the various sections of the Ontario to Alix. Gilboord, Port Perry. Educational Association, this season's early hatches, up to nothing. There's a Bray Hatchery within easy can take your chicks direct from the door--save all express charges and delays. i Call or phone. Or write head office for 1984 booklet, - BRAY CHICK HATCHERY, 79 Clayburn Ave, Bray Hatchery at Lindsay, corner Lindsay and Kent Eight Breeds--Righth Year Blood-Testing--Sisth Year Government Approval. In Choosing Chicks--Look 'Ahead Six Months In buying your chicks this Spring, you 'make or break your next Winter's their profitableness last winter, by laying hs. And Bray chicks are hatched from big rom eggs running 26-80 ounces per dozen. re big eggs, Customers reporf pullets from 21% pounds at 0 weéekd, and losses next to ; i - : driving distance of your place, You © 8t. Catharines. y Kent Streets. 4 4 p p p 4 = p Go a p b p Folks. Vigorous editorials," an inte SpE £ ' lh. on, * YOUR HOME IS YOUR CASTLE ©" Admit only clean, constructive news by reading THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR : {4 Daily Newspaper for the Home ~~ . HT CAN UT Th ah sn Wee Arie Home x t and Young making, Gardens, Education and Books, Als pa; fe 1 Children d Youn tion of me : at¢hing the id do By : REAL 0 Nations" Column and * y ' interest to men, 2 3 = are of especial Tho Christian Science Publishing Soclety , ~~ . ¢ : 1 Palme th 8 Fablihing hse i Ma 3 enter. my. Htbsctiption to" The Eiristian Bolence 'Monitor for [1 ; ree months. $4.35 pn, wa 4 Name. . F Re El dt Ale ~ Breet. cvnsnaniie Sohn narauaries nator iacnansdeinatiaiisinin % - . . Fi Lal 5 £ 4 4 4 4 L L 4 4 4 127 4 4 4 : 4 14 4 4 4 4 4 EF, sisi aseserss Cheeinaiiornscaeaariaenig Bate Gain : a a A AA Rh Ah AA Addl abialiadi dine any Ea Gl; sR NE : go a #|l§ WoOD---98% Maple. GOOD BODY HARD Price right. : 'WE CAN SUPPLY | Your Lumber Needs. Estimates Che erfully Given. hy Sam N. Griffen ¢ Lumber Co. § | Phone240 "| {| PORT PERRY, ONT. | hss cos om" MARKETS BUTTER-- : Creamery Solids, No. L CC Beconds iii. PREY 24%e, CHURNING CREAM---(f.ob. country points) ° : le sea asan - Special, '30c, No. 1, EGGS-- J : 'Grade A, large .....,.. 00000160, Grade A, medium ........c...16¢. Grade C .i.jiviveviineneiinn side POULTRY, A grade alive-- Spring Chickens ......10c. to 13c. 29¢, No. 2, 27c. Fatted Hens ........... 10c.%to 12¢, Old ROOStErs ...\ovvv.ivssessedde LIVE 8TOCK-- : : Bacon Hogs, (off trucks) ......$7.76 Weighty Steers '......: :.$5.16 to $6.25 Butcher Cattle ...... ..$4.00 to $5.60 Heifer ......cvceunene, $4.76 to $5.70 COWS +ieeeiiarensnsss $1.26 t0 $4.26 Bulls ...$2.85 to $8.76 Fed Calves_....v.. voi. $3.60 to $7.25 Lambs ...ov.ivens Vero $6.60 to $8.60 Spring Lambs ..,... ..$5.60 to $8.60 Sheep uu. iusesss ....$150 to $4.00. ONTARIO GRAIN (Shipping Points) COR ive svissonnnerssvesss66:t0 68 : "Auto for Sale led 217569 miles. The Estate have no need for the car and "will sacrifice: car for cash, Apply to Harris & 'tion, Port Perry, Phone 24 or 179. |FLOUR MILL FOR SALE ~ (75 Barrel Capacity) Hs Apply to; a Harris & Harris Phone 24, "DON'T TAKE A CHANCE INSURE YOUR CAR. Get the New. Rates from . _ R.D.WOON ) Fire.and Auto Insurance' Phone 80 J Port Perry, "DR. W. 5. HARPER 4 Or Date oliegs and : + Trinity DENTAL BURGEON Office Hours: 9 am. to 5 p.m. Office Up-stairs, over Emmeérson's ~~ Ingurance Office |" The Creamery I8 PAYING 80c, 20¢. and 27 FOR . BUTTER FAT. Y Wheat ........ on Navid ..82¢c, to 84c. |: Barley ..i..ve... verses ieadBto 48 ers sinerisvaivs BALD BY: The Estate-of Walliam Albert Christy. offer one Marquette car, supposed to. - be in first class condition, has travel- =~ =~ = Harris, who will: arrange for inspec-' Port Perry Post Graduate In Surgery of COSTAR ie aon