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i N SPECIAL New Coronation Pads and Solution - which. give a soft natural wave + over the top of [the head § 'and the curly ends Rh - - 3 ; : ; . 1 0 : regular $5 wave y Days $3.00 a dPEGIAL No me ane ai MULLIGAN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE bon PORT PERRY Phone 785 f this shop IRON and YEAST TABLETS--a splendid. spring "pick-me- 3 'up" ' One dollar per bottle of eighty tablets + Il LirEBUOY. SHAVING CREAM with a cake of Lifebuoy > ; -Soap Both for- 30c. 'DEE-TEE MOTH KILLER--Per can 39c. . . fl KLEENEX in 200s 19¢. 500's 49c. EVERSHARP PENCIL and box of leads--69c. WITCH HAZEL CREAM--per bottle 19c. TASTELESS EXTRACT OF COD LIVER--a splendid tonic for delicate women and children and general run-down" "conditions of health--per bottle 89¢c. MOIR'S CHOCOLATES :: CAROLY'S CHOCOLATES and PATTERSON'S FRESHPACK i = = «+ I Morrison's Drug Store He _ PORTPERRY -- Phones * Consult the PORT PERRY STAR if you need Good Printing. Phan, i cc 2 We can secure any magazine that i Is. published; Place YOUR 'order now. SPECIALS NEW CALIFORNIA CARROTS . svvven so sbunch be. | 'NEW CALIF. HEAD LETTUCE ...,.......7..2 for 15c. CELERY STALKS . ...2 for 15c. NEW CABBAGE ............................e.ach be. FRESH - ASPARAGUS" .+ vo. bunch 10c. 'BANANAS a wares dieser rasan. y dozen 25e, "ORANGES .........0....... .iv.......per dozen 35c. LEMONS Cie +. dozen 25c. GRAPEFRUIT .........5....... iii viii 5 for 25c. PINEAPPLES Aes Say 20c. APPLE ons .BC each ~ " PEANUTS, 1h. 10c. SPINACH a RHUBARB Ea a The 'Modern Fruit and Lo - Vegetable Market Anthony Caruso, Prop. . . 'Phone 208. We deliver. LE A BEE NE Na EE SN sees VER arate eve Cop ng 7s %% 17% 1% 4% 3% 1% 3% +"h +s 4% 2% A"s 2% + 0's 4" BR aa aang gg 0" ea ea SPRING SALE While They Last! 3 YORK PEAS Te vided tine 250, ¥, a8 YORK PORK & BEANS ....................2 tins 25, : YORK CORN ...... cevissrieescii 2 tins 26c. SHORTENING ....vvvvivinnisrsnnsiseeses3 hs. 40c. fe uae BROS. BEST MEA BEST SERVICE i CRC CEC BEST PRICES # BoC R0 00 0ecececeosoncy, SUCKERS? Many young anglers have been fre- quenting the 'locks on Lindsay St. N. of late in search of suckers with no results. It seems. that fish as well as humans are particular at times and are evading the muddy waters of the Scugog as much as possible. All the chaps * who are planning "hookey" some fine afternoon to "net" a bagful of these coveted fish might just as well abandon the idea as apparently they have given up their usual place of abode for a more secluded spot. Lockmaster Nicol, in conversation with the Post today, told a sad story of dissappointed faces peering into the waters below 'the locks in a vain hunt for the friendly suckers who each year make their way into local waters in great numbers about this time to pro- vide 'sport and sometimes cash for juvenile anglers. "The lads arrive with expectant faces and high hopes, they come day after day prepared to engage in the usual spring sport but they are always disappointed and they have 'pretty well given it-up as a bad job," said Mr. Nicol. ' The ¢mijld weather and somewhat warm muddy water is believed respon- sible for the dearth of suckers this Spring. Local youngsters who are authorities on the subject, state that they cannot recall a previous Spring absolutely devoid of suckers. '"Some- times they are better than athers,; but j| always before there has been a few, what's the use of living, everything seems 'to be getting tougher all the the time for us: kids," said one local youth in expressing his views on the sucker _situatioh - "--Lindsay Post ------ CARD OF THANKS | " Mrs. J. W. Crozier and the brothers and sisters of the late 'John Wesley Crozier, wish to express thanks and appreciation to their friends and neighbours for the many acts of kind- ness and words of sympathy at_the time of their recent béreavement. 3 4 To . Northern Highway|r _Additional' contracts. for highway construction "in. Victoria-Haliburton have just been awarded according to advice given the Post today by Wm. Newman, M.L.A., who has been suc- cessful in securing a large amount of money in Government estimates for = | road work'to be used in, this, constitu- ency. 'Contracts amounting to two hund- red thousand dollars for road work on the Kinmount-Gooderham highway ($160,000) and the Haliburton-Minden highway ($40,000) have been let and the work will commence as soon as the frost is sufficiently out of the 3| ground to permit it. Tenders have been called for the ¢ | paving of the Lindsay-Peterboro high- *| way, No. 7, from Lindsay to Hillhead. It is expected the amount to<be ex- pended 'on this road wil be in the neighborhood of one hundred thousand dollars, * A great improvement in local roads | and a large a mount of work for ds- % | trict men will result from these high- ¢%| way construction contracts, --Lindsay Post. ¥ ASA £ $i Ee $k Yi A ad ify Esha a RT 5 rad Yi: A fre ki IE a Hii > SE ¥ TE a : > ASHBURN The Y. P, 8S. of Ashburn were enter- tained on Tuesday evening by Port Perry Society of St. John's Church. A very friendly and enjoyable even- ing was spent with-a good attendance. The Ladies' Guild met at the home of Miss Ethel Stuttaford on Wednes- day afternoon with.a good attendance, Mrs, Geo. West spent the week end with her daughter Mrs. Patterson ot Whitby. Mrs. R. Doubt and daughters of Lakefield spent the week end with Mr, and Mrs, E. Heron. Quite a number from our cota ty attended the baseball dance at Myrtle on Friday evening. Sorry to report quite a lot of sick- ness in the community, Dr. Moore is attending Miss Mary Heron and Mr. Andrew Heron. We hope they will soon be in better health, SCUGOG The Junior Girls Institute will hold the last meeting of the season on Sat- urday, May 1st. The motto is as follows: "A wise old owl sat on an oak, The more he saw the less he spoke, The less he spoke the more he heard, Why can't we all be like that bird." Mrs, E. Reader will have charge of the motto. The roll call will be an- swered by their favorite flower. Miss Marion Stephenson will give an address on "Agriculture of Yester- day and its Developments." Com-. munity singing. Miss Stella Raymes will conduct a contest. A demonstra- tion--"Good Posture"--by Miss Helén Carter. A musical number by Edna Samells. A discussion--"A Summer Project." Election of officers. The Hostess--Miss Edna Samells. Lunch committee--Miss- Eliza Stephenson, Mrs.-M. McLaren, Miss Gladys Collins and Miss Florence Carter. Mrs. Worth and daughter of Medi- cine Hat, are visiting the former's daughter, Mrs. Norman Crozier. Miss Dorothy Reynolds of Seagrave, is visiting her sister Mrs. G. Cherrie for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Richie and son .Herb, Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain and son James, of Toronto, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. Jackson, on Sunday. Mi. and Mrs. J. Demara visited their cousins, Mr, and Mrs. H. Wannamaker at Seagrave, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. Fralick, Helen and Douglas and Miss Lillian Fralick, of Toronto, were Sunday guests of Mr. H. Fralick and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fralick. Miss Olive. Schell, of Oshawa, was the week end guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Schell. Mr. and Mrs. E. Ploughman visited in Toronto on Saturday. --Sympathy is extended to Mr. W. Mark in the death of his brother Mr. Phillip Mark, after a lengthy illness, and whose funeral Mr. Mark and son Allie attended at Valentia on Sunday. The funeral was held on Friday of Mr. J. Wesley Crozier, who passed away very suddenly after a couple of days' illness. Although he had very poor health for several years." Mr. Crozier lived the most of his 76 years on the Island where he was a leading farmer. He was tax collector for many years. Mr. Crozier was of a cheerful disposition and always had a joke to tell. Rev. F. G. Joblin had charge of the funeral service and left many comforting messages for the be- reaved family' who are his widow, formerly Emma Milner; four brothers, Silas, of Oshawa; James at home, and Fred and Norman onthe Island, two sisters, Mrs. J. Gerrow, of Medicine Hat, and Mrs. Russell Hood, Scugog. The remains were laid to rest in Pine Grove Cemetery. The _ pallbearers were Messrs: R. Hood, G. Hood, C. L. pralick, W. Jeffrey, G. Sweetman and . Gerrow. Sympathy is extended to the bereaved family. Mr. and Mrs, E. Fralick, of Shirley, visited their friends Mr. and Mrs, W. Mark, recently, Sorry to hear Mrs, Mark i is not as well as her friends would wish for her, . We understand the catch of musk rats was not very large this season, but the prices paid for skins were a little: higher than usual, "Mr. Russell Pogue and Mr. Star, who are work Mr. C. Pogue's farm, visited their homes in Valentia .on Sunday, ~ py PN -- 1 JUDGE MARDI GOOD ADVICE Judge Maddeh advised in 'plain language that a prison should be a prison, And He took sharp issue with the theory that it should be made a pleasant place of retreat, a sort-of rest home for criminals. With the common sense of that*there can be no quarrel. A prison that offers all sorts of com- forts-and liberties to its inmates is no [deterrent to crime and affords very little value for the cost of its upkeep. visitors of Mr, with strict dicipline, ie OSHAWA 'Thursday, Friday, Saturday: ~ APRIL 29-30, MAY 1 Waikiki Wedding with Bing Crosby, Bob Burns, Martha Ray, Shirley Ross ® ADDED e@ ) Cartoon -- Mickey's Elephant Revival--Friday at 11 p.m. "AH WILDERNESS" Wallace Beery and L fone] Barrymore Monday- Ausador May 3-4 'You Only Live Once' Starrin Sylvia Sidney and and "'Clarence' - with Roscoe Ranny - Flsasiop Whitney enry Fonda \ Wednesday- Thursday, May 5-6 By Popular Demand "Mr. Deeds Coes to Town" starring Gary Cooper & Jean Arthur and "She Married Her with Claudette Colbert and Melvyn Douglas e ADDED eo COMMUNITY SINGING Wendel 'Hall, Billy Jones Ernie Hare, Little Jolly SO S080 . ANS SUITS CLEANED Suits sponged and pressed "60 Cents Dry Cleaned $1.00 C. P. ROLPH OVER THE OBSERVER OFFICE _---- Myrtle Station Service in United Church next Sun- day will be at 3 p.m. Kindly note the change in time. Continuing through the summer months, every other Sun- day will be afternoon service. Sun- day School will be 'at. the usual hour of 1.456 p.m. Mr. Kenneth Moyer of Kingston, our esteemed School teacher called on many of his friends here last week, also payed a visit to the public school. Mis. Roy Spencer of Perth and Mr. George Houston of Toronto were and Mrs. Jas. E. Bea- cock during the past week. Oshawa were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Cooper. Myr. Melvin Honey of Toronto, spent |; the week end with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Honey, Mrs. D. Luery is in Arnprior this week attending the biennial meeting of the Bay of Quinté Conference Branch of the W.M.S. of the United Church of Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Forsythe and daughter of Havelock, also Mr. and Mrs. FE. Eastbrook and family of Oshawa were Sunday guests of. My. and Mrs. FE. Cross, Mr. and Mrs. Percy of Markham are visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Percy. - Miss Alma Cooper of Oshawa spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs, Ross Smith. Dr. Wallace Scott of Toronto and Mr. McClellan, former manager of the Bank if Nova Scotia, at Windsor, were Monday visitors of Mr. and Mrs, Bea- cock, . Mr. Linton of Uxbridge was a Mon- day visitor of Mr. ond Mrs. J. Rouls- ton, Mrs. Crosier and daughter Mildred of Manchester of Mr. and Mrs. Saturday." Mr; and Mrs, Id. Cooper and family Miss Myr. and Mrs. W. J. Cook. This continued cold and wet weather is delaying the spring seeding very much, Very few are abla to work on the land so far. We hope the weather will be more favorable by the end ot the month, Mrs. Long returned on Wednesday from a few days' visit with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Roy Scott, in Seagrave. moved from Uxbridge to Prospect. RE EE J _ . -- «Just a word about an unusual pic- ture, featuring Jeanette MacDonald and Clark Gable in San Francisco. The earthfuake scenes will grip you. You will be sure of a good time at ~Toronto Telegram the Strand Theatre, Uxbridge. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Fountain of |} RE, were guests | Roy Thompson on 'of Toronto spent the week' end with! Mr. and Mrs. Hervey Painter have i. . OVALTINE, PEANUT BUTTE R, children like it, a. a me RED & WHITE sore PE Pha ES THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, April 29-30, May 1 { CHILD HEALTH WEEK Plain wholesome food is «¢ portant factors in the healt Red & White Stores are specially featuring this week, products which are mended for children--and truly economical! Aylmer Infant Foo for sturdy bodies, HORSES SHOE SALMON, !;'s Cream of Wheat RAISINS, Australian Sultana . BEEHIVE CORN SYRUP GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, Libby's CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP Libby's Spaghetti ALL BRAN .......... ..large pkg. 21c. ROLLED OATS, Fresh milled ............ ..5 Ibs. 25¢. i QUAKER CORN FLAKES ........ HY 3 pkgs. 25c¢. 5 RICE, Finest Cooking, Alpha Japan ......... 3 Ibs. 23c. TOMATO JUICE, Gold Medal .......... 2Y5 1b, tin 12c. by ETS and CARROTS, Shoestring. ......... 2 tins 19c. EMFO CUT WAX BEANS R & W Jelly Powder, 3 pkg. 19c. , per pkg. 23c NR, ...2 Ib. tin 19c. me of the most im- h of your child, The particularly recom- at prices which are ds 2 for 19c¢ es .38¢., 58¢c., 98c. ..large jar 25c. TTT, per tin 20c. Free negne 2 Ibs. for 25c. I's .......... 2 tins 23c. 2 tins 19¢. i, 2 tins 17c. Ce 2 tins 25c. CHOICE TOMATOES, Gold Medal ........ .2 tins 25c¢. PUFFED WHEAT ..................... . per pkg. 10c. 8 PUFFEDRICE ......................... per pkg. 13c. ss PARD DOG or CAT FOOD Vid pote) AIR fee 2 tins 25c. 5 GOLD MEDAL COFFEE, I's ............. per tin 39c. . $$ CROWN TEA, I's | ..................... per 1b. 49c. i ROASTED PEANUTS ................. ...per Ib. 15¢c. & 2+ CONNOR HERRINGS, in Tomato Sauce, ...... tin 14c. ¢ 4 BRUNSWICK SARDINES ............... per tin 5c. " : HAWES' FLOOR WAX, I's ............... per tin 43c. pH 3 BIG FIVE CLEANSER ................... per tin 5c. " " - i of hg 1] H . ; F. W. BROCK & SON § PHONE 43 PORT PERRY ' OPAITAN A A OO A A A A RR A RL Po i a er TN ve 3 4 : 4 : 4 " PER EReE ee e088888330393333333333333333307] A -------- CHOICE MEATS Phone your order you of choice quality. BERT MacGREGOR H and we assure | rosessssses rececssrrcess » EE. - ER i HI LL WE HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY OF § : PASTRY and BREAD FLOUR, BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, EEE EEE S3888888IIIITIItssisstsetetsessisssntsssstsy test nttnnatesssissstttistsssesssstttnttssssstLtLes 100% WHOLE WHEAT BREAKFAST FOOD and FLOUR. BRAN, SHORTS, MIDDLINGS, SALT, ARGENTINE CORN, POU QUAKER "FULL-O-PEP" CHICK STARTER, PURINA & MASTER FEEDS and WHEAT. ALWAYS ON be] Lake Scugog Mil LTRY GRIT, SHELL HAND. ling Company BE ER 50. NEESER BREYER EE LE I ET TTI TTI I Ne Te a Tae Te I Onl Golden Wax Geaus, 2 tins for - = Assorted Jams, 32 oz. jars ~~ - - 23c. 4 Soap Chips, 3 Ibs for . . . 23c. 10DIZED SALT, per box 6c, OLD CHEESE, Ib. 22c. { SWEET MIXED PICKLES, large jar ............. vv. .23¢. QUAKER CRACKLES .......... ou... 2 pkgs. 23c. BENSON'S CORN STARCH, per pkg. .............. llc. APPLES for Cooking or eating, per basket ......... .27c. G. A. PALMER, Prop. W e > Deer. Phone 36 Po siiel oe Slee Se Sheed She (at concert)- the cor.ductor keeps looking at ? He ture. She--Oh, really, who's winning? 0 BRERA PURDY BLOCK, You help yourself to the best the market "0 ds low prices What's the book I That's the score of the over- Lit "No, ma'am", said Tommy. I know he doth it", IIe BES Se TEL wl PORT PERRY GROCETERIA | PORT PERRY 170. Ca TT TT a t was the recreation hour at school. "Tommy," said the teacher, pleas- antly, " do you know 'How doth tha tle Busy be?" "But eT ar \! x b "ry -~