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Susod A Thearee Usbridge THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, (THIS WEES) IN THE NEW PERFE Longrra YOUN DON AMECHE KENT TAYLOR and a cast of thousands THAT POPULAR SONG, BOOK and PICTURE Commencing at 8 p.m. SATURDAY--2 Shows--8 and 9.45 p.m. See "RAMONA", Admision 25¢. and 15¢. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, April 26-27-28 , JUNE GALE and KEN MAYNARD, in HEROES OF THE RANGE Your Favorite Cowboy in action. Also COMEDIES. :Thuraday, Friday, Saturday, (Next Week) SHIRLEY. TEMPLE, in DIMPLES The Wonder Show for "Kiddies" and all. Matinee Friday, at 4 p.m.--Admission 15c. and 10c. B®" Note--Confectionery and "Goode's" Soft Drinks sold in the "Wl Theatre for convenience of patrons. {J CORONATION :SPECIAL--Q Mags, in "KING STEPS our" WAMPOLE'S PHOSPHO. LECITHIN is-a good nerve food "Price $1. 00 HEALTH SALTS--large gize Health Salts with decorated: > Price 4, and tonic, " ""drinking dup. PURE RUSSIAN OIL, 40 oz. bottle $d _LISTERINE SHAVING CREAN with trial' sample for 25c. CLEARANCE OF HAND LOTIONS . Regular 26¢., for. . : WE CARRY DR, BELL'S VETERINARY PRODUCTS. MOIR'S, PATTERSON'S and CAROL'S Morrison's Drug Store Co PORT PERRY Phone 16 dr . 15¢. or 2 for 25c. CHOCOLATES. ------ Conga the PORT PERRY STAR if you need Good Printing. 7 Ea We . can secure any magazine that is published; Place YOUR order now. . ay >» fF {] 2 wo ¢ : I 'ev ', DELICIOUS APPLES FRESH CRISP LARGE HEAD LETTUCE FRESH CRISP CRINKLEY SPINACH, FRESH CALIF. LARGE CARROTS, .. Voids bunches, 5c. FRESH CALIF. NEW GREEN CABBAGE ...... FRESH CALIF. NEW BEETS, ; CELERY HEARTS, white and crisp, ......... ASPARAGUS | Anthony Caruso, Prop. RARE SE RSE ES RAR ARORA ROP ON a BANANAS; "BANANAS GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS ...... ot arth Soon 26c. } TEXAS SWEET GRAPEFRUIT, ~~ 6 for 25c, 5 for 25c, CUBAN PINEAPPLES . . .18c. each, or 2 for 3c. COOKING APPLES, Bek 35c. LETTUCE; LETTUCE PARAGUS: a af § [Jia The Modern Fruit and Vegetable Market SROOBOTOPOPIICPUIOTUROROROROPOPOPOROSOFOOIOPOPOBOPOROPOPOTOIORT re mand YORK PEAS ..... ihr Eh i ei ares 12 tin 25e, YORK PORK & BEANS ....................2 tins 25c. B YORK CORN -.......:... 0 vdviivvnniiin,,, 2 tins. 25e, § SHORTENING . EARN A | lr CAWKER BROS. BEST MEATS BEST SERVICE :: OROBOMUROSOBIRT Sa 2 for 15c. ..4 Ibs. for. 25¢. ..h. 5c. ...large bunch be. .bunch 10c. Phone 208. We deliver : \ MS ------ 080809080 0N 2809000808 a" a a BEST PRICES i daughter Mrs, R. Scott this week, SEAGRAVE Fire destroyed the frame building owned and used as a blacksmith shop by L. V. Soruberger, at one o'clock on Wednesday, April 21st. The build- ing was a total loss, as were the con- tents. The homés of Mr. John Short and Mr, Archie Barnett, which are across the road from the blacksmith shop, were in danger many times as the strong wind carried the sparks iu their direction, The April meeting of the Seagrave W. A. was held at thé home of Mrs, S. Reynolds on Wednesday afternoon, April 14th. There were 27 members and three visitors present, and the collection amourted to $8.95 Thé . President, Mrs. Jas. Shunk, called the meeting to order and all joined in singing the hymn "For the Beauty of the Earth" after which Mrs. Orchard and Mrs, Payne led in short prayers. Mrs. Eagleson took charge of the Scripture lesson using as her theme the story of the "Lost Sheep" as found in Luke 16. Mrs, Eagleson read a most interesting writing on the explanation of this chapter. In clos- ing Mis. S. Wooldridge sang "There Were Ninety and Nire" in conjunction with the devotional exercises. After a lengthy discussion on business on hand the following program was given by Group 3 under the leadership of Mrs. Wm. Short: a duet by Mrs. Jas. Harding and Mrs. Wm. Keen, ertitled "In the Garden"; reading by Mrs. E. Clements, Notes of. pilgrim (Vimy Crusade); solo by Mrs. C. W. Clarke, He Whispered Love's Message to 'Me. At the close of the meeting Mrs. Short was presented with a beautiful wool- | len blanket by the members of the Association and women of the com- munity, The rext meeting will be} held at the home of Mryy W Frise, in 'May, The Quadrata Gils? Club met at the] home of Mrs. W. 'Keen for their Ail] meeting. The, Toll. call was answered by 17 members, 8 of whom had. to pay a forfeit for not:answering the roll} with an April Fool Joke. The: girls were sorry the speaker for the even- ing was unable to be present. Miss D. Reynolds sponsored a couple of amusing games, Wedding bells are ringing! We are pleased to have Mr. Reg. Owles with 'us tagain after spending the winter months in Belleville, Mr. Owles is making his- home with Mr. and. Mrs. Garfield Stone for a time, ° Miss Dorothy Reynolds.is spending a few months with her sister Mrs. G. Cherrie of Scugog Island. Mrs. John Colwell visited at the home of her father Mr. Ross, Leask- dale, recently. : Congratulations to Mr. and Mus. Allan Crosier om\the birth of a little daughter, in Ross Memorial Hospital, Lindsay, on Saturday, April 17th. + The Y. P. meeting on Tuesday even- ing was of special interest. The meet- ing was in charge of Miss A. Frise, convener of the Christian Fellowship committee. She had secured as speak- er for the evening, Rev. Mr. Smyth, of Port Perry, who spoke on "Life as a Mirror" or "Getting out of life what we put into it." Those who were not fortunate enough to be present missed a good deal as .Rev. Mr. Smyth left us some very helpful thoughts, His closing thought was "Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you," We hope in Mr, Smyth's next visit with us he will not have any, other engagements for the same evening and will be able to share the meeting with us: Mr, and Mrs. H. Wannamaker, Mr. Glen Warmamaker and Miss Mitchell, 'attended a shower for Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Raines, at Prince Albert, on Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. Mark and family, Mr. Frank Meyers and Mr. Ernest King, of Toronto, weére week end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs, L. V. Sornberger. gi Mrs. W. McFadyen of Islay, visited with her sister Mrs, , Wm, Short, over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. H, Wannamaker Visit. erd with relatives at Burketon and Blackstock, on-Sunday. Mr, and "Mrs, S. J. Wooldridge and Miss A. Frise, spent the week erd in Brighton. * Miss A. Clements of Oshawa, spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Clements, Mrs. Lawrence Branning and baby Carol, of Toronto, are visiting hex 8% | parerits Mr. and Mrs. S. Reynolds, Miss -Muriel Clarke who has been 8 | working for Dr. G. C. R. Hall, Little : SPRING SALE--Wiils They Last! | $| ing her parents Mr, and Mrs, George Britain, for the past months, is visit Clarke, prior to her wedding which takes place on Saturday. Mrs. Orval Stone returned to her home on Sunday following a visit with friends ir: Toronto, Miss Aileen Fishley is visiting her sister in Toronto this week. Mrs. Long, of Myrtle, is visiting her Mr. Will Quinn, of Whitby, visited his brother Mr, John Quinn last week. A number from here attended the Thompson sale in Whitby, the Wigh- ton sale at Dagmar, and the Luke and Smith sale at Raglan, last week. Judging by the prices obtained people feel that Prasperity Is on the "come- back." Much SyiEathy is extended foi frierds here to the Rev. Mr.. Ferguson, of Port Perry, in the death: of his mother, who was buried at Oro on Saturday. * "Miss L. Bradley spent the week end with London friends. Mr, Geo. West of Ashburn gave a splendid temperance talk at the Sun- day School on Sunday, pointitcg out very clearly the evils of intemperance that are so prevalent today. Mr. Donald Ross of Maple Grove, visited his aunts here over the week end. Several from here attended the aluminium demonstration that was held at the home of Mrs. Allin Ross of Ashburn or: Thursday night. Re- servations have been made to have two similar demonstrations in this neighbour hood in the next few weeks, Mr. H, Roy Bright who has been in the insurance business in Port Perry since removing from here about a year ago, has moved to Weston where he is managing a farm. - Friends here wish him success in his new venture, Mr. and Mrs. Morley Cook visited friends at Enniskillen on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dorald Timms and family and Mr. Geo. Timms, Toronto, spent Sunday with the former's brother, - Mr. Albert Timms. Myrt le Station "Service in Upited- Church next Sun- day will. be ut. 7 Dir; Sunday School at, 1.46 pm, = ast Sunday evening Rev. Mr. Honey read for his lesson 7th chapter of Jeremiah, 'ard the text was the 29th verse: "0 earth, earth, earth, hear the word of the Lord." There was a splendid attendance at the W.M.S. meeting which was held at the home of Mrs. Luery last week. The meeting was in charge of the president, Mrs, Honey. After the opening hymn Mrs. Ross led in prayer and Mrs, Mitchell read the devotional leaflet for March and Mrs. Honey read the leaflet for April. Other readings were given by Mrs. Hudgins and Mrs. Chisholm, Arrangements were made for the Easter Thank Offering. An- nouncement will be made later. Mrs. Luery gave a splendid talk on "New lif¢ irs rural communities" taken from the Study Book. Meeting closed with hymn "There is work to do for Jesus", Light refreshments were served by the hostess to whom a vote of thanks was tendered. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Hudgins. We are sorry to report that Mr. H. Lane is still very sick and little hope is held for his recovery. Mrs. W. H. McCartney and daughter of Brooklin, spert Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. Harrison. Mr. 'and Mrs. Bowerman, of Port Perry, were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. Oliver Lane. Mr. and Mrs. BR J. BE, Beacock, last Wednesday, attended the funeral of Mrs. Beacock's nephew, Major-Gen. Garnet Burk Hughes, C.B.,- C.M.G., D.S.0., late of Toronto, Interment took place in Lindsay. A Last Tuesday evéning marked a grand celebration in the Myrtle Hall, when a host of friends gathered ir: honour of the newest bride and groom Mr. and Mrs. Allen Downey, and pre- sented them with two handsome chairs from the community. Miss Reva Ed- Cooper read the address and Mr. if it is properly SUITS: OSHAWA ~ Now playing RN 2 " Maytime starring Jeanette MacDonald, Nelson Eddy, John Barrymore ® REVIVAL--11 pm. e "EXCLUSIVE STORY" with Madge Evans and = «| Franchote Tone Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, APRIL 26-29 Last of Mrs. Cheyney with Joan Crawford, William Powell, Robert Montgomery ® ADDED eo *Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Crawford n "POETS OF THE ORGAN" ° ° [ J Thursday, Friday, Saturday, APRIL 29-30, MAY 1 Waikiki Wedding with Bing Crosby, Bob Burns, Martha Ray, Shirley Ross ® ADDED © _ LOO B ANSE SAOS AR ARARS THE RED & WHITE STORE AA AA A A A Eb a a aan sr nar rea A Gold Medal old Sx Marmalade {i 0kh. 23c. jar. § HEAD LETTUCE, 2 for 15c. CABBAGE, 1b. 5¢. | BANANAS, per doz, 2 TOMATOES, 1b. 17¢. s+ RED & WHITE COFFEE 25¢. and 29¢. CARROTS, bunch 5¢. BREAKFAST BACON, 1b. 29¢. JR wre s vee os 1 IDs tin 420 Vanilla, 8 oz. bottle, 15c¢. & RED& WHITE TEA ............... ... 11h. i 59¢c. CALAY SOAP ..............¢ccciievinvinn 3 bars 17¢c. HAWES' FLOOR WAX, special .............. tin 42c, EAGLEMILK_........................... per tin 21c¢. Prunes, med. size, fresh, Ib. 10c. Cartoon -- Mickey's Elephant Suits - spor ed and pressed 80 Cents. Dry Cleaned $1.00 C. P. ROLPH OVER THE OBSERVER OFFICE gar Heron and Mr. Bruce Bright made the presentation. Wednesday evening was also a pleasant occasion, when the Kinsale Dramatic Club presented their famous play "The Blue Bag" which caused enjoyed by an appreciative audience. It is to be regretted there was not a larger attendance. Mr. John Varcoe and Mr. 'W. Martin called on friends here on Monday. EP eee DOMINION STORES General Manager of Dominion Stores Limited, of the liberalization of tht Group Insurance programme covering § the staffs of the firm in Toronto and Montreal, by which the employee's contribution is considerably reduced. The Plan is operated on a joint con- tribution basis and is underwritten by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.. Benefits to the employees include Group Life Insurance, Accident and Health coverage, and Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance. Com- mer.ting upon this programme, Mr. Stewart stated that it had proven very beneficial to the firm's employees. --- EE oa, og Teacher-- James, have you whisper- ed while I was out of the room? James--Only wunst, ma'am. Teacher--Heler,, should James say "wunst" Helen--No, ma'am, he should say "twicet". SIRENS PRINTING] can be made a profitable servant prepared. It can carry your message into the homes and offices of good customers. Printing can be well done without great cost. PHONE 50 : PORT PERRY STAR CLEANED, great merriment and was very much |§ Announcement has been made by : Mr. W. F. Stewart, Vice-President and . ture, § KETASALMON ....................... +. .tall tin 9c. # BROCK'S BIRD SEED ........ eee, per pkg. 15¢. OXODOL, ..........small pkg. 10c. Large pkg. 25c. SHREDDED COCOANUT ................. per Ib. 19¢c. | Peaches, Golden Area, tin 14c. GILLETT'S LYE ................... ea per tin 12¢c. JEWEL SHORTENING ..... ere ere re 2 ths. 27¢. BRUNSWICK SARDINES .................... tin 5c LIFEBUOY SOAP ..................... 3 bars for 25c. GOLD MEDAL CUSTARD POWDER, 16 oz. tin 25c. MEDIUM OLD CHEESE .................... Ib, 23e. SLICED PINEAPPLE, Singapore special ....2 tins 2lc. FALCON No. 3 PEAS, No. 2 tin, ........... 2 tins 2lc. GOLD MEDAL PUMPKIN ..................° tin 10c. BLUEBELL COFFEE .........,........ per 1b. 25¢. § JELLY BEANS, or CHOCOLATE DROPS |. Ib. 19¢c. © RED & WHITE BAKING POWDER and - 4 2 oz. bottle EXTRACT ..............both for 25¢. - 8 GOLD MEDAL QUICK TAPIOCA, pkg. .......... + 10¢. FALCON SWEET MIXED PICKLES, large jar .. "COOKING ONIONS Biscuits, .25¢. MEE A TT TT. NEE 6 Ibs. for 17c. VUE 2 Ibs. 29. F. W. BROCK & SON PHONE 43 PORT PERRY . 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AYLMER SPINACH ....................... per tin 13c. HEINZ TOMATO KETSUP, per bottle ........... Lo 12c¢. WONDERFUL SOAP .................... 4 bars for 14c. RAMSAY'S FRESH FRUIT MARMALADE ......... 21c. HEINZ TOMATO SOUP. ............civvun.. 2 for 17c. \ APPLES, per basket ...... 25c¢. LEMONS, 5 for 10c. CELERY HEARTS ..... 00 0 9c. yx -- -- a= = - ee eee Cc. A. PALMER, Prog. We Deliver Phone 36 She (at concert)---~What's the book the corductor keeps looking at ? It was the recreation hour at school. . "Tommy," said the teacher, pleas- antly, " do you know 'How doth the Little Busy be?" | "No, ma'am", said Tommy. [1 know he doth it". He---That's the score of the over- "But She--Oh, really, who's winning?