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You owe it to yourself to dealers listed: below. feel perfectly free to do all these things, Dodge dealers are holding "Open House' Week, starting today. why Dodge Cars have been called the "Beauty whers are able to report 21 to 27. miles to a gallon of get the FACTS. Now, during Dodge Spring "Open House" week, is the time to do it. Call in at any of the Dodge Do You Know WHY ? 0 have been getting 20 to 22 miles to the gallon of winter roads that could not be much worse," says Mr. Albert Pitt, 1167 Davenport Rd., Toronto. "On November 9, 1935 ,five of our salesmen took delivery from you of five Dodge 2-door Sedans. . . these five cars have run 27,775 miles and what pleases us is the fact that the average mileage is 22.43 miles per gallon," writes Mr. L. E. Messinger, President, Canadian Line Materials Ltd., Scarboro Jot., Ont. ; p @ Do you know why the New Dodge Cars for 1036 are so easy on Gas 7 "This is the fourth consecutive Dodge I have had. I think Winners Get the FACTS |: it is by far 'the best from a standpoint of beauty, RIDING ~COMPORT and SAFETY," says Mr. C. A. MacPherson, SERIES D3--113" wheelbase, 82 horse- power. Priced with the lowest. Four body models. v SERIES D4--113" wheelbase, 82° horse. |- Commercial Insist on the, New Official Chrysler Motors I Plan. You can figure it out for yourself, 1. Start with" unpaid insurance cost. 3. Then multiply power, Priced with the lowest. Five body. ~{~m twelve months' plan. Costs or "longer or "I have diiven s SE re Se = y t J ve dri about nine thousand miles and except for SERIES D2--116" wheelbase, 87 horse: Shes ter ariods i) proportion. ia several chan es of gil, the engine has not used more than 0 ' a sma ocume! our quarts,' AA ele, raemar Ave., : power, Priced just Above the lowest priced fee Pred NO OTHER CH ARGES, Pur au ne, says Mr eneley, 70 Hammersmith Ave., Toronto. - 4 © Do you know why the New Dodge Cars for 1936 are so safe and so comfort- " ; able? Get the FACTS! it Corp. 7% Time Payment balance. -2, *Then add by 7%--for' | L 16) Do you know why Dodge oil consump- 'BEARE BROS. 4¢ cahs ate MoneySavers tion is so low? Get the FACTS! "As the owner of a 1936 Dodge D2 Touring Sedan, I would like you to know that after having driven this car for two months, I am eminently "satisfied," says Mr. urzay W. Hayes, 4447 Old Orchard Ave., Montreal. val Dodge owners everywhere are en- thuslastic about the NewDodge Cars le for 1936. Why? Get thé FACTS! Dealers PORT PERRY TASTY MEATS ~~ At this time of the year your appetite calls for something special-- Our meats are noted for fresh, tasty flavour. Phone your next a order to 20W. CAWKER BROS. Po Ei 24 : We are direct importers of the ever famous SCRANTON . ANTHRACITE COAL, marked "BLUE" in order for you to tell at a glance you are getting a first class product. emai ttl eons -- : STELCO COKE, made in Hamilton from high grade cok- iy i . Phone 29w, Port Perry. Prompt Delivery 7 ly 13h ; Fh 4 < : ing coals. Comes to us in car loads direct from the ovens. 'We have a good source of supply for WELSH AND @ET YOUR LIFE, FIRE, AUTOMBILE, i and THEFT INSURANCE HAROLD W. EMMERSON Phone 41 % . - Port Perry SCOTCH COAL, POCOHONTAS and STEAM COAL. We have a good supply of HARD BODY WOOD, HARD- WOOD SLABS and SOFTWOOD on hand. If you are in need of building materials, our shed is well stocked with a great variety of lumber. : FRED E. REESOR | Phones: Office 73 w; Res. 73 EPSOM Jad Spring has come, Already the sing- ing of birds is here. Last Wednesday Mr. W. F. Thompson, the chairman of the Utica" Cemetery: Board: of the United Church, at Utica, and Mr, E. Kendall, the caretaker, were busily engaged "in measuring the grounds of the cemetery prior to 'acquiring suit- able trees to beautify these cemetery] grounds. Tt is wonderfyl the zeal these men djsplay year after year as 'they endeavour to enrich the beauty of the landscape of these erstwhile barren lands, where, instead of now being an eyesore to the community, are now beauty spots, they have turn- ed a wilderness into a garden. Al honour to them, Next week, Tuesday, April 14, the committee of the Board will meet and discuss what further can be done to enhance the beauty of these ceme- teries as it is the avowed intention of this committee to make these grounds as beautiful as they can be made. Next Sunday services on the Ep- som ' circuit are to be resumed as usual. Sunday School at Bethesda at 10.30 a.m,, Sunday school at Utica at 1.30 p.m. and preaching service at 2.30 p.m. Sunday School at Epsom at 1,30 p.m. and preaching at 7.30 p.m, All ave. cordially invited to any of these services, If you live near come and show your interest by your pre- sence and encourage those who ave trying to make these services suc- cessful, 4 Spring and Easter are like terms. After a long cold winter and spring has come at last. It is wonderful to be up early in the morning to hear the birds singing their praise, singing for very gladness to be alive. How many of-us do they put to shame? Why not go to your accustomed place lof worship next Sunday and show by your presence there, that you too can show your gladness as our feathered friends sing for very gladness in the trees on every. side. Strand Theatre - UXBRIDGE THURS., FRIDAY, SATURDAY, (This week) Myrna Loy, Wm. Powell and Una a Merkel, in "EVELYNE PRENTICE" also Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, in "TIT FOR TAT" on ] "The Lost Chick" in colours for Good Friday: Special Easter Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, APRIL 13-14-15 Shirley Temple,"Joel McRea, in "OUR LITTLE GIRL" MATINEE on Monday, April 13th at 3 p.m. - Admission 16c. and 10c. NOTE--show starts at 8 p.m. Good Friday and Easter Monday--Come on time. Thursday, Friday, Saturday (Next) NT THE MISSING" 4 pictures REENBANK "On March 20th, the United Church choir gathered -at. the home of - Miss Ruby Wallace. The first part of the evening was spent with the choir hav- ing their usual rehearsal. The great 'lof the evening was Miss Florence Mec- Millan, a former member of the choir who has moved to Port Perry. She was presented with a leather bound Hymnary. Miss Aileen Raines made the presentation. Inscribed in the Hymnary was: "To Florence in ac- knowledgement of her talent and her splendid services to the United Church Choir. - Wishing her every success in the future." Signed: Greenbank United Church Choir, Miss McMillan made a suitable re- ply and the remdiner of the evening was spent in a sdcial time, ---- OP } WANTED by the Children's Aid Society, Matron or married couple without children to take charge and live in the Children's Home at Oshawa. Applications from the City of Oshawa or the County of Qntario only. will _be considered, and should be marked "application for Position" and addressed to Children's Aid Society, Box 321 Oshawa before April 16th. State salary and give references. . iAlInjaaen aang i TTA LON LTVHS NOHL EE SR F. W. BROCK & SON - RED & WHITE STORE New Suits for Men Worsted in Blue, Brown Stripes and : checks, in. attractive men' nd young men's models. $ One Pant Suit--$16.95 ~ Two Pant Suit-- $21.00 Made to Measure Suits, Fit Guaranteed FOR MEN --W. 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