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> me ARTI ian matte ---the.-trip.-.-However,. PAGY OUR PERE bad - als hn _ ha a ---- -- LOCAL ITEMS 'ST. PATRICK'S SUPPER A St. Patrick's Supper and Enter- tainment will be held in St. John's Presbyterian Church, Port Perry, on Wednesday, March 17th, under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid. Supper served from 6 p.m. Concert will con- sist of "instrumental and vocal selec- 'tions by local talent. Adults 40c, children under 12, 26c. ' ' M.. H. Mulligan attended the Hajr| D:.:+:ors convention in: the Royal York Hotel, Poronto, where he saw the latest in hair dressing. "The Ghost Walks" at the Town Hall, Wednesday Eve, March 24th. Do not fail to see it. This play is presented by the Y.P.8. of the' Presbyterian Church. Admission 25c. We are pleased to see Mr. Ripley back at his post in the Canadian Bank of Commerce, after being absent through illness for some weeks, 25th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dowson cele- brated their 26th wedding anniversary last Saturday. They were honored by a surprise party in the evening, and were presented with a floor lamp by their relatives. Mr. and Mrs. William Medd, of Blackwater, Ont., are celebrating their fifty-fifth wedding anniversary quitely at their home, "Maple Shade Farm", on Monday, March 15th. ~The Balcony Scene from Romeo and Juliet is a scream. A perfect Romeo --but what of Juliet? Laugh with them at the Y.P.S. play, Town Hall, on March 24th. pgp oo La ANDREW CAMPBELL DEAD Word was received on Tuesday of the death of "Andy" Campbell. This extract from a letter to Mr. Wm. Jackson, from Mrs. Eva Hall of Francis, Sask., tells of the matter. "Andy Campbell is dead. He was 86 years of age. He had been living with his nephew, Archie Campbell, out at Duval, 60 miles north of Regina. Gangrene set in, and they flew him to Regina hospital in an airplane. They were just 26 minutes making -he..died - shortly after, and was buried on Feburary 28, 1937." The late Andy Campbell was one of the best known citizens of Port Perry| for a number of years. .In the early days before the death of his sister he could he heard at almost anytime of the (-7 cheerfully whistling at his work in his millwright and carpenter shop, which was situated next to what is now. the bowling green. In later years! he took .to playing -the violin}. for his amusement, and to the enjoy- ment at times of the townfolk, who house contenedly "fiddling". He was a good workman, and at one time carried on quite a business in the making of "horses" for the sewing of harness. In the death of Andy Campbell 'there has "passed one of those pie- turesque figures that grew up in the daye when life had fewer fashions, and was less standardized. EL I MP A rare voice has Betsy. Ilear her sing "All God's Chillun got Shoes" -- it's a masterpiece. March 24th at the Town Hall, 8 p.m. BR 'D. D. G. M. VISITS FIDELITY LODGE, A. F. & A. M. RW. Bro. A. J. Cook, District De- puty Grand Master of 'Ontario Dis- trict, accommpaied by the District Secretary, O Downey and the Dis- trict Chaplain, R. Mowbray, as well as a number of members of Mount Zion Lodge Brookln, were guests of Fidelity Lodge, No. 428, A.F. & A.M, on Tues- day night. It was the occasion of an- nual inspection. The first degree was exemplified. The officers were high- ly praised for the fine manner in © which the lodge work was carried out. Following the lodge meeting the mem- bers gathered in the banquet room, when speech making and music were in order. W. Bro. A. P, MacFarlane, Worshipful Master of Fidelity Lodge was in charge. AUCTION SALE Furniture and household effects of the estate of Mrs. Geo. Johnson, at her late premises just west of Prince Albert on Friday, March 19th, at 1 p.m. Terms cas See bills for list of articles. Ted Jackson, Auctioneer RY ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Robt. Simpson; Minister Sunday Services--11 a.m, and 7 p.m. Sunday School--2.80 p.m. Y.P.8.--Tuesday at 8 p.m, ~~ Everybody Welcome -- pe a CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION 230 pm.--Sunday Schodl. 8.30 p.m~Evening Service. rd tPA en 7 PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. J. J. Black, B.A, B.D,, of Lind- say, Ontario, will conduct both ger. vices at 11 am, and 7] pm. Preparedness Pays! Now is the time to have your harness Repaired and Oiled. We sell Imperial Eureka Harness' Oil 'by the pint, quart or gallon. 'Bring along your can and have it ' filled--pt. 20¢c., qt. 40¢., gal. $1.60. Genuine Neatsfoot. Oil--pt, 20c,, qt. 40¢c., gallon $1.60. Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh, 36¢c., 66c. and $1.26 per bottle. Bickmore's Gall Salve, 86¢c., 70c. Brasso Metal Polish, ..can 16c. Shoe laces, all Hgts from be. per pair up. WILLIAM WEBSTER, At Beatiy's Store, Port Perry SCUGOG The Community Club of the Head Appointment will hold their meeting next Tuesday evening, March 16th at the home of Mr. and Mrs, T. Redman. A good program is being prepared by ithe committee and the ladies are busy 'preparing pretty boxes, as the meet- ing is to take the form of a box social. Everyone is invited to come and bring a box. A Mr. and Mrs. S. Rodman motored to Oshawa to hear her uncle Rev. H. Stainton, of St. Thomas, preach in St. Andrew's Church, Sunday evening. Demara, visited with Mrs. J. Wanna- 'maker at Seagrave, on Sunday. Miss Myrtle Sweetman, her cousin Mr. Wm. Miller and Mr. D, Miller, of Toronto, were Sunday guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. G. Swetman. The Junior Girls' Institute held its March meeting at the home of Mr. on Saturday, the sixth, The good at- tendance of 26 gathered there for this 'interesting. meeting. The motto-- A cheerful word, a sunny smile, For those we meet each day, Are things that make our life worth while The things that really pay. 'For those who own a smile and song, The skies are always bright 'And things -can never seem all Wrong "When they are really right. As well as a couple of poems given by Miss Marjorie Milner. The roll call was answered by many good things for .personal appearance. Alj recitation was given by Miss Gladys! Collins. © Mrs. Nind of Port Perry, gave a splendid talk on Japan. The girls then presented Mrs. Nind with lovely cup and saucer. We hope to have the pleasure of hearing Mrs. Nind again some time. . Miss W. Niddery and Miss Margaret Crozier then favoured us with a song, 'Miss Hélen Carter gave a very inter- esting demonstration on introductions. Miss Niddery was the leader in" a game. Then all enjoyed community singing. A tasty lunch was served by the lunch committee. A new idea of a social time among neighbours was tried out on Saturday evening when Mr, and Mrs. W. Mark and Stewart;- Mr. and Mrs, O. Jeffrey, Clem and Lois,-Mr. and Mrs. D. Hope, Leonard and Shirley, took their bas- kets to the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Demara where tables were set and the smell - of oysters was soon moticed. This was a treat at the close of the chicken picking bees which all helped in and enjoyed as well as the supper. Then music, crokinole.and listening to the hockey match were enjoyed. We were all ready for those bees which were many. "Mr. and Mrs. Bert. Cliff, of Port Perry, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Reader.' Mr. and Mrs. E. Fralick of Shirley, were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. 'W. Mark. . Mr. and Mrs. H. Long and little Don were guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. D. Hope on Sunday. Mr. Orval Ashton and friend Miss 'M. Dalton, of Enniskillen, spent the lweek end with he Sister Mrs. S. Rod- man. Mr. and Mrs. D. Lewis and little daughters Joan and Dona, of Caesarea visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Sweetman on Sunday. Mr, John Burnham and Mr. Milton Demara are busy sawing wood with their sawing machine. ; Mr. Ray Milner and sister Marjorie, 'Mr. Milton :-Demara and sister Grace, spent a pleasant time last Friday evening with their sister Mrs. 8S. Chandler: The W. A. is srropging for a Pot | Luck. Supper at the Town Hall on Wednesday, March 17th, The following is he report of the February exams of 8.8. No. 2, Scugog: Sr, IV--Clem. Jeffrey. 82, Rena 'Sweetman 72, Joyce Tetlow 70, Glen Demara 67. Jr, 1V--~Edna Prentice 67, Bruce Sweetman 67. A Sr. 111--Mildred Stokes a6, Mrs. H. Demara, Mr. and Mrs. J.| and Mrs. Geo. Jackson, in Port Perry, | fh BORN BOYD--To Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Boyd at the Wellesley Hospital, on February 26th, a daughter--Diane Louise. ENGAGEMENT Mr, and Mrs. Walter 'Mann, of Col- umbus, Ont., announce the egagement of their eldest daughter Ruby Em- meline to Norman, Dorwan Birkett, son of Mr. John Birkett, Port Perty. | The marriage to take place second} week in March, : . DIED MUNRO--At Nanaimo, B.C, on Wednesday, March 8rd, 1987, Joseph Finley Munro, in his 68rd year. IN MEMORIAM CORNER--In loving memory of our dear father who passed away March 13th, 1036, at his home, One year has gone, no one can tell The loss of a father we loved so well; Short and sudden was the call ' Of one so dearly loved by all,' The blow was great, the shock severe We little thought his death so near; And only those who have lost can tell The pain of parting without farewell. Ever remembered by his wife and family, hy WKSBURY--In loving memory y dear aunt, Miss Sarg Tewks- on who departed this life March bth, 1986, "The happy hours we once enjoyed, How sweet the memory still." --Niece Gertie. Jr, III--Nick Boyko 82, Russell Fines 63, Jim Stokes 49. t II--Douglas Flewell 9. I--June Sweetman 92, 14Gbel Flew- ell 90.3, Sadie Stokes 80, Bobbie Bea- cock 81. _Primer--Lois Jeffrey 94. X M. E. Corbett, Teacher. Myrtle Station Service in United Church each Sun- day at 7 p.m. Sunday School 'at 1.46 p.m. Everybody welcome. Last Sunday evening Rev. W. E. 'Honey read for his lesson, part of the 12th chapter of Mark, and he preached a good sermon from part, of the 34th verse, . "Thou art not far from the kingdom of God." Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Beacock on Tues- day, attended the funeral of Mrs. .Beacock's niece, Mrs. McClellan, Jdaughter of Mra. (Dr.) MacAlpine of Lindsay. The deceased passed away at her home in Windsor last Saturday, and was brought back to her old home town, Lindsay, for burial. The bereaved relatives have our sympathy. We are sorry to hear Mr. John O'Boyle is still very sick and under the doctor's care. We are glad to welcome Mr. ana Mrs. Redman to our Church and com- munity. They -have quite recently moved on to the farm south of the village where Mr. and Mrs, L. Tor- diff used to live. 'Mr. Robt. Chisholm and Mr. Wm. Parks last week motored to Blackwater to call on Mr. Gall; Whe has been on the sick list. ] Mrs. Long, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Har- rison and Gordon spent Sunday with relatives in Seagrave. : Mr. Roy Percy held a wood cutting bee, on Monday afternoon with a good attendance. An enjoyable evening was spent on Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Lone, when about 85 or 40 friends- from Port Perry," -Oshawa; | 'Whitby, Toronto, Solina, Brooklin and Myrtle gathered in honour of the new- est bride and groom, Mr. and 'Mrs. Ross Broome of Whitby. The main feature of the evening was a miscel- laneous shower, Miss Doris Magee read a short address and the large 'basket of gifts was carried in by Mas- ter Norman Broome and Miss Betty Chapman; brother of the groom -and{-- sister of the bride. After the groom's appropriate reply, a pleasing duet was sung by Mr. and Mrs. Beacock, who had quite recently passed their fifty- | fifth wedding anniversary. The bal« ance of the evening was spent in games until a most bountiful lunch was served. On Wednesday of Tas week about seventy friends from Prospect com- munity, also Mrs, M, Conley of Port Perry, Mrs. Varcoe and her aunt, Mrs, -{ McKinley and Mr. Dave McKinley of Toronto gathéred at the home of Mr. and Miss Mary Martin in Brooklin to give them a farewell party, A plea- sent evening was spent with games and socially. Refreshments were served. But the special feature of the 'gathering waa a grand presenta- tion. Miss Martin was presented with a lovely occasional chair. Will was given a handsome smoker's cabinec and Mr. Varcoe a good pair of kid|- 'gloves. Mr. Biirnsell Webster made the presentations. Each recipient made a suitable reply of thanks after Mr, Lionel Diamond read the following address: - To Miss Mary and Will Martin: Your friends of the Prospect Church and community deeply regret your re- moval from our neighborhood and will miss you very much in our congrega- tion, Sunday School, and Women's As- | socigtion, in 'all of which you have been faithful members. You have always attended our services and| meetings when not prevented by eir- cumstances which you could not con- trol and sometimes we knew it was by sacrificial effort you were present and in dep love of the church and its work, You hava, displayed an unfailing cheeriness of spirit that has been help- ful to your associates, and through years when sickness and sorrow press- ed heavily upon you, you courageously faced your problems and took your part In the life of the neighborhood. We will remember you tdo, Will, for your neighborliness and your friendly helpfulness whenever help has been needed. And you, Mr. Varcoe, for your inspiring presence ard helpful- ness in our congregation. Time works its relentless changes, but friendship lives on; that beautiful tie that links kindred hearts indis- solubly, While we shall miss you much in our neighborhood life, we will not let your removal sever this pre- cious bond, As a token of this deep and abiding regard we have for all of you and wish to be perpetuated .we ask you to accept these gifts from hoping that when you look upon them, you will think kindly of us, as we al- ways shall of you; and in as much as your new home is not far from us, we hope that you may frequently visit us in our homes and church. And with| this expression of our €steem goes also our sincere: wish that you may enjoy health, happiness and the best blessings of life in all future days. Signed on behalf of the Community, Lionel Diamond, Burnsell' Webster. | Pd WE FIT if WE REPAIR ; Glasses You Save 'Money I. R. BENTLEY|| OPTOMETRIST | PORT PERRY, ONT. PHONE 33. Auction Sale at Hotel Barns, UXBRIDGE ON SATURDAY, MARCH 13,1937]| THE PROPERTY OF DON STOREY DURHAMS, HOLSTEINS |, New Milkers and Springers _ All Cows T. B. Tested Sale at 1 p.m. Ted Jackson, Auctioneer me nt kA NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of James Gibson Hovey, Deceased. - : All persons "having claims sgatiet the Estate of James Gibson Hooey, late of the Township of Cartwright, in the County of 'Durham, Farmer, who died- on or who; the 17th day of re November,.-AlD.. 1928, are. hereby notified to send in to the undersigned solicitors on or before the 10th day of April, A.D. 1987; full particulars of their claims. Immediately after April 10th, 1987, the assets of the said de- ceased: will be distributed among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to claims of which the solicitors shall then have notice. Dated March 8th, 1987. Harris, Harris & Wallace, Port, Perry, Ontario, Solicitors for Robert 'James Harris, Administrator of the said Estate, RA NOTICE TO CRTDITORS In the Estate of John Stone, Retired = Farmer, Deceased, All persons having claims against the Estate of John Stone, late of the Township of Reach, in the County of Ontario, Retired Farmer, Deceased, who died on or about the 81st day of January, A.D., 1937, are hereby noti- fled to file with the undersigned, on or before the 24th day of 'March, A.D. 1987, full particulars of their claims. Immediately after said ddte the assets of the said deceased will be distributed amongst those entitled theréto, having regard only to claims so filed. Dated at Whitby, this 27th day of February, A.D. 1937. R. D. Ruddy, Solicitor for the Ex- ecutors, Whitby, Ontario. ~~ marl® THIS SUMMER x PLAY GOLF! AT THE DOWNSVIEW GOLF COURSE "North on Oshawa Blvd, Oshawa. Spring & Sumer Memberships Men .e egrarerieens $18.00 Ladiea vreine civvingiees 81200 Comb. (man; & wife). ...$19.00 Juniors verdsinierienee $18.00 "Address all communications Manager--GEO. BE. WILSON, 170 Oshawa /Bivd, Oshaws, Ont, od a membership card will be sent yon by return mail. Play Goll for Health : APPLES' FOR. SALE 300 barrels of Spys, All at whole- sale price, baskets at 20¢. and 80c.,| bushel from B0¢., barrel $1.60 up. Apply to John Pallock, 1 mile north of Whitby on Lindsay 'highway. 'March 1 New Diamond Harrows, 8 on, 60 teeth seve siteven deo 1000 "| 4 sections, 80 teeth . hoo $28.00 New Teeth by the aot , i Be .each 10c. | when ready to sell call 177 at any- Apply to Thos. Hen, {Building & Contracing]| L. A. KOCH & SON Phone 81 ---- Estimates given; plans and spocifics tions prepared. Information supplied "The Dominion Housing Act" con- cerning loans for new homes. marls =L Port Perry ° eT FOR SALE Set of "Carriage Harness, brass 'mounted. ~~ Apply to Grant Villard, phone 46 r 4. . mar4d SACRIFICE 1% ton truck, stake body, good run- ning condition, good tires. Best offer accepted. Carimo's Fruit Store, Port Perry. SPECIAL Cash with order,' Team Wagon, wheels, heavily ironed, select stock, oak pole, reach and bolsters, $70.00. Same gear, with 4" steel wheels $56.00 C. SWITZER, Port Perry. FOR SALE OR TO RENT 200 acres, farm of the late Wallace Scott, lot 85, concession 9, Darlington|- Township, Durham County. Eight: roomed brick house, barn 86x112, cons | crete silo. 180 acres workable, 650 acres ploughed. Possession April 1st, For particulars apply to A. R. Scott, Box 888, Goderich, Ontario. 1} In. another" shlumm in this paper) will be found an advertisement by the Department of Agriculture calling at- tention to the danger of farmers using seed without having germination tests made of it. A careful perusal of this advertisement 'may<be of very great: $ | value to many of our farmers, We|# know that most farmers are particular |§ about sowing good seed free from weed seeds and with a high germina- tion test but sometimes these matters, : are left off until it is-too near sowing time to have these tests properly : 40 COWS 40 Terms Cash ; 38-inch tire, wood | made, and so this advertisement will just call their attention to the neces- 3 sity of having this work done in fool i 'time before seeding begins. LOOK HERE ! ra Top prices paid for all kinds of fowl |§ and feathers. = Scrap.iron, rags and metals, Patronize your: local man, time. We will appreciate [your call and you will 'get immediate satisfac- tion. - ALIX GILBOORD, Phone 171. 3 i { ) FOR SALE A-first class nearly new. wen, Sengsuvs, A number of Colony Motes alto brooders, coal and ofl burners: This equipment is in AL .condition. Ay Tw s oe ea on (You Can Save With Safety at Your Rexall 'Store 8 Cakes for 25c. For 'a. smooth creamy lather Per tube, 29¢. A car of Body Hardwood i requirements. that better fuel. 3 left. us both for Quality and price. Typical Lawrence Values . Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder, 27¢., 8%¢. Briten Tooth Paste ..........30%. Forhan's Tooth Paste . ..28¢., 39. Pepsodent Tooth Paste or Powder 25¢. and 89¢. Kolynos Tooth Paste 29¢c., 89¢c. § Colgate's Tooth Paste or Powder 20¢. and 85¢. Ipana Tooth Paste uv... s..456 Dr. West's Tooth Paste, 20¢. or 2 for 89c¢. . .25¢., 89c. Listerine Tooth Paste . 7 .26¢.. # Allenbury's Tooth Paste ... A.M. LAWRENCE - 720 Rexall sure WOOD COAL. COKE has just arrived. "We have Coal and Coke always on hand to meet "your Let us take care of your fuel orders, and try "We have a small quantity of 2-piece and torn x sash' 3 If you are needing any of these it will pay. you- to 9-808 § Lake Seugog Lumber & coal Co., Ltd. OROPOFOROPOROROROPOPORO L. Phone 240 Port Perry 6 9% 8% 0% $0 4% 2% 1% 4% 4% 4% 0% 1% ete ote Wt 0 0 WANT ADVTS. nce - Dr. Ed. Bailey - VETERINARY SURGEON at Sebert House, Port Perry, Tuesday and Friday afternoons. Phone 127 'Uxbridge, day or night. Calls will be promptly attended to. oct20tf (The firm of Greza & BUMPHRSYS 1s disolved) ARTHUR W. S. GREER 68 King St. East, Oshawa, Phone 8160 in attendance at my Port Perry office on Wadntaday morning and Friday afternoon -1 of-each week or by appointment. Queen Street, Pore Perry, Phone 264 CONANT & ANNIS Solicitors, Notaries Public| GORDON D. CONANT, K.C, ALLIN F. ANN B.A, LL.B. ANNIS, BAL LL: met } and at Court Houss, Whithy, (Mr, 'Connay) $i "Phone 1 (Whithy) Ww. A. Sangster DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Office Up-stairs, over Emmerson's s : Ingurancs Office CUSTOM LUMBER SAWING 'Custom lumber sawing will be dono _ at Orr Jeffrey's; Scugog or at Borelia, (Port Perry.) Apply to Ed. Fielding and Son, Port Rerry. WOOD CUT BY THE HOUR FIRE, AUTOMOBILE, LIFE . Real Estate Farms and Village Properties 8S. A. WALLACE _ 'DR. W. S. HARPER "Graduate of Tinks Medical College and ~ Trinity University, Post Graduate a In, Poprae of Medical Gradu- 24% Simcoe 'Street North, Oshawa Phone 814 in attendance at 'my Port: Party office on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons of each week or by appointment. Queen Street, Port Perry, Phone 204 HOME IMPROVEMENT | PLAN ; A NATION-WIDE CO-OPERATIVE EFFORT TO IMPROVE. CANADIAN HOMES AND EMPLOY CANADIAN WORKMEN, " Our Canadian Government, having a full knowledge of the facts that thousands of workmen, in the bullding trade have been idle for the past five years, and algo that mil- lions of dollars worth of repairs and improvements have not been done, for need of money, are co-operating with the banks and those needing such improvements, in such a way § that you can improve your property and pay on very easy terms. Come and get further particulars, FRED E. i Working with the National under authority of the Dom Office 73 w; Res. 73 | Phones REESOR Employment Commission nion Government, Orr Browne, Phone 39, Port Perry. INSURANCE Phone 155 ates' College and f North Bast £24 Poly rt Graduate, Goes Lond land, Royal 1 . Office ay Burgery--Port Pa Perty, y, Ont . | REE 3 { 'The firm of Grazz & HUMPHREYS ls disolved) RUSSELL D. HUMPHREYS ~ BY va