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PAGE FOUR ------------ 'LOCAL ITEMS Mrs, Wilkinsor: has returned home from Drumbo, where she attended the funeral of her nephew, Mr. Harold Cockburn. Mr. Wm, Chapman has bought the house on 'North street, the property} Lof the late Mr. T. W. McLean. CAR IN DITCH--INJURIES- * * FOLLOW On Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Asher were driving along 'the ~~ highway just west of the village, when| . his car skidded or: the icy road, ran into the ditch, and there struck a stone. <The result was that Mr, Asher suffered a badly cut wrist and ear, and Mrs. Asher was badly shaken up. The car was damaged. ICY ROADS Sunday night was a bad time for driving. The hill to Borelia became icy in a very short time, and cars slithered and slid beyond control. The bus was held up about an hour or more. Fortunately no one was hurt in this mix up. ENGAGEMENT The engagement is announced of Mary Beatrice, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blake Walker, of Winnipeg, and granddaughter of the late Dr. and Mrs. Thos. Walker, of St. John, N.B,, to Dr. Geo. H. Ryan, of Winnipeg, eldest son of Mr, and Mrs. A. E. Ryan, of Rosser, Man. The marriage will take place quietly in St. "George's church, Crescentwood, on Jaruary 26th. CELEBRATES 96th BIRTHDAY - Mr. William Willard celebrated his 96th birthday on Wednesday, January 20th. Although Mr. Willard's phy- sical condition is necessarily weaken- ed, his. mind is alert and his outlook on life is cheerful. Many friends ex- pressed good wishes and congratula- " tions. Mr. Austin Schaefer. and Mr. M. Archiband, of Ontario Veterinary Col- | 'lege, Guelph, were week end guests] at the home of Dr. and Mrs, Mac- Master. Mr. Cyrus Gates, Radio Speaker] will be at St. John's Presbyterian Church, on Tuesday, January 26th. WILL PUT ON A PLAY . Scugog Chapter I,O.D.E. will put on a play early in February. Further _ announcements in a later issue. Port Perry Council, A meeting of the Village Council was held--on Monday. evening, Jan- uary- 18th, all members present. The first business of the meeting| was to make the annual appointments as follows: To the High School Board for three years--Mr. W. E. MacGregor. ~-As chairman of the Board of Health--Mr. Wm, Graham. To the Public. Library Board--Mr. R. A. Levia. : As Weed Inspector--Mr. L. Leahy. As Collector of Tax Arrears--Mr. Chas. Brignall, on commission of 5% amount, collected. As assessor--Mr. G. D. Aird at a salary of $100.00. As Relief-Officer--Mr. A. D. Peters at a salary of $40.00. Mr. Frank Dowson appeared before the Council and stated that the road in front .of his premises was in a dar.gerous. condition. - A motion was made to rescind the resolution "of January 11th, appoint- ing committees, and the following re- adjustment was made: Finance--Messrs. Letcher and Jack- son. "Hydro and Water -- Jackson and Holtby. ' Roads and Sidewalks--Holtby and Jackson. Property and Parks--Bridger and Letcher, _Relief--Baird and Bridger. ; At the meeting of January 12, Mr. Nasmith gave verbal notice that he will resign his position as Clerk-Treas. to take effect March 1st. ------ ao ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN - CHURCH ti \_ Rev. Robt. Simpson, Minister Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m, CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION 7 p.m.--~Evening Service The annual Vestry meeting will be held on Monday, January 26th, at 8 pm. are requested to attend. PORT. PERRY. UNITED CHURCH 11 am~Rev. F. G. Joblin, of Scugog. |: 1456 pm. = Men's Bible Class and Forum, : | 24b---Surday School wil akon 7 pm,~--The Pastor's subject-- "The f Invisibly Wounded." y Jan. 28 ~ Annual Congre- | MITTS and More At Beatty's Store, MITTS GET YOUR SHARE WHITE y - THEY LAST, Muleskin Mitts, lined, ..pair se, ; 'Horse faced, mule back; pr. 60c. Horse faced, mule back No. 1 grade ...:.4: pair 75¢. All Horse hide Goat skin, black All Horse hide, heavy, pr. . All Horse hide, double lined, $1.25 Gauntlet Mitts, ($1.50 Gauntlet Pullover Mitts, pr, 90e¢. Neatfoot Oil, per pint i. .,.20¢. SEE US FOR'SOCKS AND RUBBERS | WILLIAM WEBSTER, : Port Perry essa cea | household effects at Marlow's Garage, [ Mrs. H. R. Murphy; Jr. Boys' Class, | Missionary fund. Mr. Ben Smith is on a fishing trip | The men of the congregation: FOR SALE : Nash Sedan Car. This car is worth seeing. Apply to A. R. Ward, Myrtle Station. <a RS MINSTREL SHOW AND DANCE AT UTICA: py on Thursday, Jan. 28th. Under the auspices of the Bluebird Club. Ad- mission 26c. plus tax. Lunch served. ~~ <a id AUCTION SALE On Saturday, Jan. 30th, at 2 p.m, Mrs. Foster Ferguson will sell her ~~ - Blackstock. . Ted Jacksor, Auctioneer o-oo UNITED CHURCH ITEMS 3 Rev. Sidney Davison presented a fine review of the Church's' Home Mis- sion Work last Sunday morning. The W.M.S. are hostesses to the 'Oshawa Presbyterial to: day. This fine 'organization is worthy of the support 'of every woman in the congregation. On Thursday, Jan. 28th, the annual congregational -nieeting will be held 'when-each society is requested to pre- sent a report: of. is: work during the past year. The election of officers will take] 'place place and the work of the future planned for. of Toronto will be present to speak on 'the Church's task. 'The Forum for the present term will be led by a series of laymen. Mr. Farmer will lead next Sunday in a discussion of the theme "Harnessing} Our Powers" There are wounds which the eye never sees. This thought is the basis of next Sunday evening's sermon en- titled "The Invisibly Wounded". id Rev. W. JOH Smyth. The monthly: Sunday evening ser- vice. by the Men's Class is being pre- pared, watch for the notice next week for particulars. PRINCE ALBERT The annual Sunday School meeting was held in the school 'room of ihe church on Wednesday night following the Y.P.S. meeting. Rev. Mr. Smyth was in charge. The following were elected to office for the year 1937: Supt. Mr. H. R. Murphy; Asst, Rev. Mr. Denny; Sec, Miss Mary Vickery, 'Treas, Mr. T. E. Philp; pianiste, Miss L. Murphy; Missionary Supt:, Miss B. Ward; Temperance Supt, Miss J. Parker; Crade Roll Supt., Mrs. Geo. Luke. Teachers--Adult Ladies' Class, Miss M. Madden; Young Ladies' Class, Miss B. Ward; Jr. Girls' Class, Miss L. Murphy; Primary, Miss J. Parker; Librarian, Miss M. McCrea; Promo- tion of Leadership Training, Mr, Earl Martyn, At the meeting of the Y. P. S. on Wednesday night, Mr. A. Harper, in Africa. talk on "Why we have missionaries." Miss L. Murphy read a splendid story with a missionary moral. On motion the union is to be divided into two gides for the purpose of promoting a greater attendance, etc, Our Union is contributing twenty-dollars to the to Lake Simcoe. Mr. C. Clark was in Toronto. last Friday. ~~ A number from here were at Epsom 'on Monday night and had the pleasure | 'of hearing Mr. Cyrus Gates speak. The Men's Class hope to have Mr.} 'Gates here to speak in the near future, 'Monday, Song 'service in the Chiteeh - next -- a -- to be held in the community arena "der the auspices of "the Cartwright January 25 to Feb'y 19 .men and women of Port Perry and \Surounding district. The classes are 'advance registration is required. Two instructors who are specialists in their for these courses. Rev, Geo. A. Williams | ' Missionary Convener, read a letter 'from Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson who are Mrs. Denny gave a fine Mr. R. Swift was in the village or: CARNIVAL AT BLACKSTOCK on Wednesday evering, Jan, 27th, un- Agricultural Society, See bills for 'particulars. : Announcing PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL Short Course in Home Economics, Farm Mechanics, and Vocational Agriculture 'IN THE HIGH SCHOOL 'Practical courses will be offered the open without charge to any who de- sire to avail themselves of this rare opportunity for self-improvement. No respective subjects have been secured Classes will be held each day, Mon- day to Friday, from 10.30 a.m, to 8.30 pm. : The group will meet at 10.30 a.m. on Monday, January 26th, in_the High School Assembly Hall. THIS IS YOUR INVITATION. > SCUGOG Rev. W. J. H. Smyth, of Port Perry, will have charge of all services next Sunday. Let's all be out to welcome him. There was a good attendance at the services and at finday School last Sunday. Miss M. Real, R.N., of Port Perry, %is attending Mr. Ww. Savage. The Women's Association held its first meeting for 1937 on Tuesday, Jan, 12th, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Murray McLaren. The other members of group 1 were Mrs. D. Hope, Mrs, J. 'Demara, Mrs. W. Jeffrey, Mrs. Wilf. Mark. Miss Florence Carter very "kindly assisted in the absence of Mrs. Mark, who was unable to be present. The meeting openéd with the presi- dent, Mrs. Carter, in the chair, Rev. Mr. Joblin lead in prayer. Mrs. Fred Crozier read the Scripture lessor. The new secretary, Miss E. Stephenson, read the minutes of the last meeting. esting reading, "What Would Jesus Do ?". Mrs. D. Hope showed a pretty cushion made of different colors of yarn, Then Mrs. Hardy showed use- ful table mats made from used jar rubbers covered with yarn. Miss C. Hardy then gave a cake contest which was interesting. Mrs. Carter showed a very pretty Christmas card received T. Wickett, also announced a donation from Mrs. Wickett, who is following us in our work. It was decided to have a couple of socials in the near future. Those who have not handed in their Sunshine bags 'please leave with Mrs, J. Burnham or Mrs, Hardy. We were glad to have with' us Mrs. Wm. Jacksor, Mrs. Geo. Colton and Miss Mamie McLaren of Port Perry. About forty enjoyed the hot supper. The tables were decorated with smal evergreen trees and artificial snow. Mrs. Carter and Mrs. R. Reader are the program~committee for 'the next meeting, Proceeds $7.25, Mr. and Mrs, M, McLaren have had' their house remodelled and much improved. Mr. Tetlow did the car- penter work. Miss Clara Hardy visited Miss A. Ploughman one day last week. visiting with Mrs. G. Samells. Mr. Orville Blakely of Greenbank, visited his aunt Mrs. F. Clark last week. Mrs. W. Mark visited her daughter Mrs. Carnochan recently. Mr. Geo, Dodsley of Saintfleld, spent the week end with his parents. Sorry to hear that Mrs, A. Mark is a speedy recovery J. Joblin is improving in health agair. The program committee for the first Friday evening, January 20th, to be 'Sunday ight, I: meeting. a iE HL Mrs. Geo. 'Hood gave a very inter- > from a former pastor's wife Mrs. W. Mrs. McKnight, of Reach, has beer: under the doctor's care, We hope. for 3 We are all glad to hear that Mrs. social is planning a good program for |: i IN MEMORIAM WELLS--In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Charlie Wells, who Passed away January 20, 1988. Time speeds on four years have passed Since death its "gloom, its shadow cast, Within our home, where all seemed bright, And took from us a shining light. We miss that light, and ever will His vacant place there is none 'can filk Down here we moura but not in vain For up in heaven we will meet again. --Sadly missed hy Wife and Family COOK--In loving memory of Ethel, beloved wife of Clarence C. Cook, who died January 20th, 19865. Nor age, nor tears; nor--pain, nor cruel care Can harm her now or enter memory's hall, She that we loved, so beautiful and fair, From all life's dangers now secure is she; Lovely she was and lovely she shall be. --Clarence C. Cook, Myrtle Station, re AA re The mildness of the winter may lead us to overlook the occasional storm, but not so with W. Leonard Howe, who, en route form Toronto a few weeks ago was twice stuck in snow- drifts and in consequence was unable to keep his dates to play "The Man They Could Not Hang" at the Strand Theatre, Uxbridge. As soon as winter breaks Mr. Howe will bring the show to Uxbridge as promised, full par- ticulars will be carried in the adver- tising columns of this paper, PORE SVE ST AR ARAN, NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Mary Bruce, . Deceased. the Estate of Mary Bruce, late of the Village of Port Perry, in the County 1937, full particulars of their claims. Imemdiately after January 24th, 1937, of which the solicitors. shall then have notice, ~ Dated December 23rd, 1936. These are the things death cannot take uway; | . pt ry IAUARY 4 or. WE FIT WE REPAIR Glasses You 'Save Mone y SAT OPTOMETRIST » PORT PERRY, ONT. : PHONE 38 80 Cents Dry Cleaned $1.00 C. P. ROLPH OVER THE OBSERVER OFFICE FOR SALE for: sale," r 22, 'Also a quantity of hay: All persors having claims against Harris, Harris & Wallace, Port! Perry, Ontario, Solicitors for the Estate. BY © dCs] ! NOTICE TO CREDITORS in the Estate of George K. Robertson, | Deceased. y All persons having claims against the estate of George K. Robertson, |g late of the Township of Reach, in the | of Ontario, who died on or about 'County of Ontario, who died on or ks 'October 4th, 1936, are hereby notified "about 'the 17th day of October, 1930, | §& to send in to the undersigned solicitors are hereby notified to send in to the | on or before the 24th day of January, undersigned solicitors on or before the ES the 14th day of February, 1987, full | & - Imme- | & the assets 'of the Testatrix will be diately after February 14th, 1937, the |¥ distributed among the parties entitled assets of the deceased will be dis-|% thereto, having regard only to ¢laims tributed among the parties entitled |i! thereto, having regard only to claims i Lake Songoy Lumber & Coal Co., i. particulars of their; claims. 'of which the solicliore shall then have |? "I'notice. Dated January 1th, 1987. Harris, Harris & - Wallace, - Port | Perry, Ont., Solicitors for the Estate. ' $ SPECIAL NOTICE PRE- INVENTORY SALE * Look for the ORANGE TAGS 'in your Dominion--they mean SPECIAL values not advertised. : RITE TAPED DOME MN HOON PY Sa THESE VALUES EFFECTIVE UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT Large Tins 3=23 - ALL BRANDS TOMATO rec Small Tins 3=14 GOLDEN HALLOY: ARBRE Jou. a Aust, Raed : CURRANTS 1b, ng DATES GOLDEN HALLOW 3-93 Freshly Ground PICNIC _ Shicriff's' or McLaren's Campbell's Black -- Red Package DOMINO TEA Tangerines, {. doin 18¢. Oranges, large doz, 36¢. Oranges, med. .dozen 21c. Spy Apples, rn 89¢. Cabbage, ...v:.2 for 15c. ~~ Celery, jargd. szeach 0c, | FELD COFFEE Sweet Mixed, Sour Mixed, Sweet Mustard PICKLES JELLY POWDERS SOUP Tomato or Vegetable AMT Pig «29 ta sv. 95 Astofted ra 05 Q %=19 %ielb. Phe. 25 ees 1024-02. Toa: ------ -- Head Lettuce, lge. 2/15c. No. 1 Onions 10 Ibs. 25¢. Hubbard Bquash 2 for 25¢. Table Turnips, ..each 5c. 7 Repack Tomatoes, bi 15¢. pt charge of 16¢. and 10, i \ held in the Township Hall. A small| FAST FREE. DELIVEK Yi I. R. BENTLEY - SUITS CLEANED ; Suits sponged 'and pressed d Eight. Shropshire Breeding Ewes |S Apply to Joel Miller, lot 8,|% con, 6, Reach Township, phone 100|%¥ and Friday, afternoons. a En pee (You Con Save With Safety at Your Bonall Borg OTH and hous fs 27¢c. and 89¢. coLgATES TOOTH POWDER 20c. and 85e. . 'PEPSODENT TOOTH - POWDER ...... 25¢. and 39. " Mi3l TOOTH POWDER ~~ 3c. . 2g | FORHAN'S TOOTH PASTE 25¢. and 89c¢. LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE 25¢. and 39¢. KOLYNOS TOOTH PASTE 29¢. and 39¢, BRITEN TOOTH PASTE. .29¢. : 2 for 39¢. DR. WEST'S BRUSHES . 25¢., 35¢c. and 50c. PROPHYLACTIS BRUSHES. .. 25¢,, 85¢., and 50c. Phone 49 te Te Ht Ta te he teat measure, measure. - Phone 240 WOooD CUT BY THE HOUR [ Dr. Ed. Bailey VETERINARY SURGEON at Sebert House, Port Perry, Tuesday Phone 127 Uxbridge, day or night.. Calls will be promptly attended to. oct20tf (The firm of Greer & HUMPHREYS 1s acived) ARTHUR W. 8. GREER - 6 King St. East, Oshawa, Phone 8160 in attendance at my Port Perry office on Wednesday morning and Friday afternoon of each week or by appointment. : Queen Street, Port Perry, Phone 264} CONANT & ANNIS Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Puablie ALIVE. D. CONANT, KC, A LLIN i ANNIS, B.A, LL. LL.B. a. 4 and § (Oshawa) and at Oocurt House, Whithy, (Mr. Conant) Phone 1 (Whitby) W. A. Sangster "DENTAL BURGEON Ofiies Hours: 9 am. to 5 pm. Office Up-stairs, over Emmerson's . Insurande Office 2nd _E FRED E. Phones DR. LYON'S TOOTH POWDER . ~DR. WEST'S TOOTH PASTE = 'A. M.' LAWRENCE OR ROR ORES SPECIALS ON SASH AND, HARDWOOD FLOORING © We have a quantily of" 2-piece Sash'and. Storm Sash - : made of pine, which we are selling at a sacrifice to make ¥ ready for a new supply of stock sash. About 1500 to 2000 feet of 1st and 2nd grads maple ~and birch 13/16 inch Flooring selling at $40.00 per M board ] This is just 'a little over 6c. per sq. Foor laid @ Have you ordered that ton of coal vet in order to get. i your chance. on the: half ton free.? 0: WANT ADVTS. tiger _ Orr_Browne, Phone 89, Port Perry. | : PURETEST COD LIVER OIL : ' 50c. and $1.00 FROSST'S NEO CHEMICAL & FOOD ,..... $1.00 and $2.25 8 = HALIVER OIL CAPSULES $1.00 and $1.85 SCOTT'S EMULSION & 5 B53¢c. and 98¢. § WAMPOLE'S COD LIVER : EXTRACT .... $1.00 * ENGLISH COD LIVER on: 8 and MALT = 49. and 89c. # OVALTINE ~~ 38¢., 58¢c., 98¢c. CALCIUM A CAPSULES $2.25 KEPLER'S COD LIVER OIL § 'and MALT ~~ 85c. and $1. 0 5 PORT PERRY eA AA A a 00 ae TT ge Port Perry RE OR CR A OR ROR PR SRR er line. ) Cents. TRUCK FOR SALE 11% ton truck in good: running. con- dition: "Apply at Caruso's Fruit Store rt AEP AN som nti CAR FOR SALE 1933 Chevrolet, Master Coupe. Has run less than "12,000 miles. Will consider terms to responsible party. No trade. Apply to' Geo. A. Rose, Port Perry, Ont, Jan. 21 AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK the property of Ray Bartley, at Lot Greenbank, on Thesday, Jannary 26th. Sale at.1 pm." Terms Cash, . Ted: Jackson, Abstionser, "DR. W. 8S. HARPER "Gradua Trini College 5 ie to Day Nodicyl Callege.and. oét Graduate: in Post Sadr of Medical Grady North East Lon. + Gratuite, Colees London, London, Koval 4 Tao adust Glasgow. Office and Surgery--Port. Perry, Ont The firm of Gaexr & Humrmasys is: disolved) RUSSELL D., HUMPHREYS 24% Simcoe Street North, Oshawa Phone 814 in attendance at my Port Perry office on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons of each week or by appointment. COAL COKE Wo0D B LUE COA I--The standard for _ quality--the coal that is increas- ing in popularity every day with the coal consuming pu lic. TRY IT AND PROVE IT FOR YOURSELF COKE--Range and Nut sizes. WOOD--Bodywood, Hardwood 'Slabs, Soft Slabs, White Birch. LUMBER Lath, Shingles--Asphalt & W Bypioeb onnaoonna. Sash and she Offioe ; 73 wi Res. 73 | Queen. Street, Port Perry, Phone 264 REESOR fi om ye 16, Con, 11, Reach, 3% mile east of .