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r------ ---------- a -- -- --. A ES Se : SRT . Sr ' N vw C . ah : | . ..| New Coronation Pads and Solution | which give a soft natural wave oon over the top of the head oi and the curly ends oY 1 0 regular $5 wave aR rs a TOE . fis Days $3.00 . ¥ 3 NEW SPARKLE AID HAIR , $i RINSE it ER : New Finger Waving Lotion , leaves the hair soft and lustrous 7 ' MULLIGAN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE PORT PERRY Phone 75 -¥ ; kt DEE ; : : -- 2) : vt Ne Craff endorses the! ¢ . . - . y . 6 & : ------ , -_----_--__ = ---- Hi & 3 ; : oe a same al, /- D- Roberts Di . IRON:and YEAST TABLETS--a splendid spring "pick-me- EA erty Di 8 8 "Lup". 77 One dollar per bottle of eighty tablets da Same Wii Diskin pale : ! > Ko E es , J. D., t "|| LIFEBUOY SHAVING CREAM with a cake of Lifebuoy [ll resident of Port Perry, who has been BEY Hs SRST APTS . Both for 30c. living in Uxbridge for the past two or DEE-TEE MOTH KILLER--Per can 89¢. ~~ + 207 i mir 3 a . PUA dglT | a | BIRR I 538 | ral Hg . ober WAS an ardent -fisher- °% KLEENEX in 200's 19c. 500's:49¢. RR AER (| man. + On Friday-night, the' speckled ll EVERSHARP PENCIT. and box of leads--69c. FYI 1F Coot Sensun opened "ays midnight: "A i Sah : party of Toronto friends came to visit "WITCH HAZEL CREAM--per bottle 19c. him on the occasion and they went out . « [| TASTELESS EXTRACT OF COD LIVER--a splendid tonic [| enqis bas Mu Roberts cast his «+ for delicate women and children and general run-down first. "fly" when death overtook him conditions. of health--per bottle 89c. Me Roberts. .anfteved: from Nearl *4|l MOIR'S CHOCOLATES :: CAROLY'S CHOCOLATES |f|| disease. = 5 and PATTERSON'S FRESHPACK Genera) rogest Ja.axprogted by Pos ) : x Perry citizens bec Hise of this sudden : LTA J death. Mr. and . Roberts, during Morrison S Drug Store their brief stay in Port Perry, made \ CU ; pi Ff x Hires & many friends. Sincere sympathy is * > : PORT PERRY -- Phone 16 : extended to the widow and her som: « 1 1 IT RE BE = i Git esers at ttt dd a Ra PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH : ts Lig . 10 a.m.--Sunday School. . . Eo : 3 11 a.m.--Coronation Service: ETE CHOICE MEATS r The Sacrament of Baptism will be : ! administered at 11 a.m. sharp. ; : = Ph 7 a Mins Sie od i 3% : eaker--Princi .W. n, - Phone your order and we assure §| MA. hp. of Froniier College. py .; ursday, ay . rs. Nelson RS . Baird will be hoste t 3 pm. t + you of choice quality. SH A a a ; Sunday, May RE indy Anise BERT MacGREGOR EAT D rAd a FP : ; : rh All services on Daylight Saving Time. Be ill: ' -P--L JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN It tttttte ss I D1 VO ST. Give Mother Flowers When She Can Smell T hem! CHURCH Rev. Robt. Simpson, Minister Sunday Services--11.a.m. and 7 p.m. Special-Mother's Day Service at 11 am. (D.S.T.) Coronation Service at 517 pm. Everybody welcome. Ei 5 speech or debate there was the radiant manner of the crusader he was easily wounded. And only the very intimate knew how heavy a toll was exacted by his sensitive nature. : Prematurely his active ministry closed and death brought welcome re- lease ere the allotted span of years had been run. Inherited palsy and a form of creeping paralysis 'in recent months rendered him almost helpless. The eclipse which his life in its clos years suffered tried him severely, bu as "the outward man decayed the inner man was secured day by day" and le passed fromthe pain of be- wilderment and disappointment to the giictude of resignation and victorious His years of retirement in Port Perry revealed him to his pastors as a true brother in Christ and to the citi- zens generally as a good neighbor and fine Christian gentleman. ; A private funeral service was held at his late home on Wednesday, April 28th'by his pastor, Rev, W. J." H. Smyth, who later conducted public service and gave the address at the Port Perr nited Church. Revs G. C. R. McQuade and J. S. I. Wilson, of Oshawa, and P. L. Jull, of Brooklin assisted, and Rev. C. B, Brethen, o Woodville, assisted at the graveside, in the beautiful cemetery at Prince Albert. Other ministers present were Rev's Wallace, Flindall, Honey, Glover Hinton and Joblin, The pallbearers were office bearers in the Church where Mr. Elliott had been pastor and to which he retired: Messrs, J. F. McClintock, Geo. A. Mec- Millan, Samuel J y, R. B. Small- man, Joseph Peel, . Graham. Left to revere the memory of a gracious life are Mrs. Elliott, his widow, his daughter, Mrs. J. E. Jack- son, his son, Dr. E. V. Elliott, of Galt, four brothers, Albert, Sask. Thomas Oshawa, Samuel, Parry Sound and Charles of Toronto; and unnumbered friends on whom the fruits of his labors have fallen. - Scugog Chapter, I.O.D.E. Bids Fare- well to Mrs. Nind On Monday afternoon, May 3rd Mrs. Nind presided "as Regent o Scugog' Chapter, - Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire; for the last time before moving to Grafton. Mrs. I. R. Bentley, the new Regent voiced the feeling of each member, of the Chapter when she expressed sin- cere regret at losing so beloved a Re- gent; who, by her intelligent interest, bright, cheery and tactful way had handled the chapter problems as few women could and had grown very dear to all. She said that real friendship was one of life's rarest and choicest gifts thus the members' lives had been enriched by being associated with Mys. Nind and hoped that her future would be happy and full -of sunshine and as- sured her that, wheréver she might.be; she would always have the love and moral support of -- Scugog Chapter. Then on behalf of its members, pre- sented her with a: beautiful umbrella. Mrs. Nind expressed her thanks also her appreciation of the co-operation all the members had given her and said that she had greatly enjoyed the work of the ILO.D.E. and, through the Chapter, had become better acquainted with the women of the community, outside of her denomination, than in any other place and regretted sincere- ly having to move away. She wished Mr. Nind would emulate the preacher in Goldsmith's "The Desérted Village" where he, "nor e'er had changed, nor wish'd to change, his place." Refreshments were then served from. a daintily arranged-table and a social half-hour was spent; after which Mrs. Nind shook hands with each member in farewell and carried away with her the love and esteem of Scugog Chapter, 1.0.D.E. SEAGRAVE Mr. Grant Orchard, convener of the Social and Literary Committee put on a very interesting evening-in the clos- ing of the-Y.P.U. for the summer. After the usual devotional period Mrs. C. W. Clarke sang "Just when the Need is Greatest." Rev. Mr, Flindall then presented his lantern slides on » aa Sunday School--2.30 p.m. : 9 [ Y. P. S.--Tuesday at 8 p.m. . Ab Mother's Day Display Stanley 03 WI GERANIUMS, PELAGONIAS, PRIMULUS, and -- coo --_ ASSORTED PLANTS CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION : : : 7 p.m. Evening Service. VEGET ABLES Special service for the Coronation. y 4 B LARGE HEAD LETTUCE .................. ..2 for 15¢c. §| - = | GREEN TENDER ASPARAGUS ..... "eves. ..bunch 10c. 3 "3 : ! RED RIPE TOMATOES ........................1h. 1c. Rev. Wesley Elliott ; x In Port Perry, Ontario, on Monday, 4, FRUIT April 26th, there passed quietly to his + 5 § GOLDEN RIPE, LARGE BANANAS, .........dosen 28c. | buen a bfovad mint of the Ditho- PINEAPPLES, nice colour ...............18¢c, 2 for 85¢, §|dist and on HES) i Wie. person -LEMONS, large size ...... vive esrensss vy cnsasdozen 30c, '3 * sor nm Lic "Bilal in 1809, od COOKING APPLES ........................ basket 35c. B|cated is Oban Fgh Seon nl Vie: ' rs ; = | dained in Picton, Ont., in 1896 and in En, NP) z the same year martied Miss Francis : / : LT : Adamson, of Novar, wom Te Inet / while 0 - The Modern F ruit and koka during probation ily Dae : Ve ble Marke a do ' Lrad egeta ' e lar et \ . EB grave, enireton, 1 mate, Wood. Sy Be : A "VIR .' M]yville, Hastings, Oakwood, Wellington, \ Anthony Caruso, Prop. Phone 208. We deliver §|Brighton, Port Perry, Tabernacle at pam eemememomumoms | where he returned to Port Perry in 1927 owing to ill health. In his Yay Je was several times e -- : ; & | honored by being made Chairman of -~ B= . 1 : fic --W | District and in 1021 was elevated to o . { i hile They Last! ¥ the Presidency of the Bay of Quinte . \ X ERS #3 | Conference. ' YORK PEAS ...c...oivvevnivsiisiiaenean..2 tins 25¢. $| His ministry was marked by vital YORK PORK & BEANS ...........c..00000.2 tins 26c. & preaching sympatheuie pastoral over. 5 | sight, wise administration and friend- YORK CORN .....covvveeininnnnninniniinn.2 tins 25c¢. $3 | ly contacts, He is remembered wher- SHORTENING i vvvvreeerssrsaressniness 3 Ibs, 40c. $5|ever he served for kin s and « ye : i £ 4% his genial spirit and umer, a $2 | quality that never left him while con- % | sciousness lasted. | This was evidently nature's counter 2 | balance for an acute nervousness and - CAWKER BROS. § BEST MEATS BEST SERVICE :: I EST PRICES Born in Little Britain in 1869, edu-'common in the Northern parts. Belleville and Campbellford, fronr address and Miss Norma. Moon joneering in Northern Ontario. This ecture had been written by Rev. Mr. Lawrence of Toronto, who has done considerable missionary work among the mining camps. The slides took in scenes in the mountains, mining ac- tivities at Porcupine and Cobalt, etc., interspersed with pictures of Mr, and: Mrs. Lawrence engaged in their work and the different places on the circuit, Y v aR, wd Gi 17:11] i reed Nt OSHAWA Friday-Saturday, May 7-8 "When's Your Birthday?" with Joe E. Brown and Marian Marsh ® ADDED © Cartoon--"Picador Porky" REVIVAL Friday at 11 p.m. "CALL OF THE WILD" : Clarke Gable - Loretta Young oe oo o + 'Monday, Tuesday, May 10-11 BIG DOUBLE BILL "The White Hunter" with Warner Baxter, June Lang Gail Patrick and "We'reonthe Jury" Starring Victor Moore - Helen Broderic. eo o o Wed'day-Thursday, May 12-13 ® Special Holiday Attraction ® Simone Simon - James Stewart in "Seventh Heaven" © with Jean Hersholt and Gale Sandergaard. LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED I have installed a machine for sharpening lawn mowers. It does the work accurately. Now is the time to have this work done. S. CAUSLEY, Port Perry (The addresses will be published next ' week.) LYLE-CLARKE Saturday, May '1st, 1987, at the par- | CHILDREN'S SHOES | WHITE SHOES FOR GIRLS ! SISMAN'S SCAMPERS A ANS SAAR NAARRANARARAR AAS SARA ALAA ASA SA AT AAA RPE PEI SS SAA Oo LFF re CATA me RED & WHIT SS RSS SS SUS SS US SS RS STORE Made in Port Perry ; Smart Styles ::° Good Wearing | + Decorated with Coronation colors ~ Childs' Sizes, 6 to 7% ................ Per pair $1.50 °. Sizes; 8to 10V, o.oo... Per pair $1.65 Sizes 11 to2 .................. Per pair $1.85 WHITE SANDALS | Childs' sizes 2to 6 ................... Per pair $1.36 GIRLS' BLACK OXFORDS Sizes 11 to2 ........................ Per pair $2.25 PATENT STRAPS | Childs' Sizes, 50 7% ................ Per pair $1.65 Girls' sizes 8to 10%, ............. LL. Per pair $1.75 INFANTS' PATENT STRAPS Infants' Patent Straps, size 2to 6 ..... Per pair $1.20 Infants' Oxfords, sizes 2to 6 .......... Per pair $1.20 FOR SUMMER WEAR Sizes 8to 10%, ......................Per pair $1.49 Sizes 11 10 43Y) ung nrpuirdurnnanes Per pair $1.79 #/ Sizes 1 tabby, ..... co iin Per pair $1.99 . 1] . Girls' White Elk Oxfords with leather soles .......... WL on. Per pair $2.75 F. W. BROCK & SON PHONE 43 PORT PERRY sonage of Seagrave United Church, was the scene of a pretty but quiet spring wedding when Muriel Rowena, | eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Geo. | Clarke, of Sonya, was united in mar- | ringe to Clarence Joseph, eldest son; of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lyle, on Oak- wood. The bride, wearing a gown of blue sheer with Blue accessories to match, was attended by her sister Kathleen, of Toronto, wearing navy, sheer with navy and red accessories.: The groom was supported by his brother-in-law, Mr. J. Chambers of Toronto. The ceremony was perform- ed by Rev. O. R. Flindall. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents for the immediate relatives.! The happy couple left on a motor trip to Toronto and points west, the bride travelling in a navy plaid coat and: navy accessories. On their reurn they will reside near Oakwood. i Out-of-town guests at the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chambers, Miss Marie Lyle, and Mr. Courtland Maxwell, of Toronto; Mrs. L. Sharpe and daughter Aileen of Lindsay. too -- ---------- MYRTLE Dir. Harold Totton, of Hamilton, and; Mr. Melvin Honey, of Toronto, called. at the parsonage on Sunday en route, to Peterboro. | Mr. Alvin Armstrong who has been occupying Mrs, Percy Pherrill's house since moving from the farm in March, moved to Whitby on Saturday. While the community regret their removal from here, it is hoped they may meet with every success in their new ven- ture, that of the: bakers business in what was the Sturgess stand. Mr. Crawford, of Ashburn has moved into the house he vacated. Sorry to report that Mrs, James, Dickson was seized with a stroke last week and is now confined to her bed, and Mrs. Will Armstrong is very ill with pleurisy, both are be cared for by Dr. Baldwin, of Brooklin. A more favorable report of their condition is earnestly hoped for. Mrs. Joe Walker who has been tak- pictures of fire fighters which are so Members of the Quadrata Girls] Club, together with a host of friends. and neighbours gathered at the home: of Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Clarke on Wed-" nesday evening to tender their eldest daughter Muriel, their best wishes to-, gether with many beautiful and useful gifts before her approaching mar- | riage. After several games had been played, Muriel was called to the seat of honour while Miss M. Mitchell, president of the Girls' Club read an re sented Muriel with a lovely silver pickle dish. 3 Mr, Grant Orchard then came to the front and read an address from the Community Club. Clare was invited' in to assist his bride, and"he bravély set to work untieing the numerous rcels, large and small, while to uriel fell the task of reading the various greatings and cards. After the singing of "For tliey are jolly good fellows" Muriel and Clare passed through the trying and pmbavidssing | ordeal of finding enough breath an suitable words to express their appre- | j ciation of the kindness shown by, their' { friends. . After the usual good lunch, ing treatments in Toronto, following an opékation at the Western Hospital about two months ago, returned to her home here on Sunday and although she is still very weak, she is much im- proved. Men are budy along the highway putting in trees. This is by way of celebrating the Coronation. Traffic on the road was very heavy on Sunday but no local accidents were reported. Mr. Frank Bradley, of Brooklin, has sold what was formerly the Calder, farm to Mr. Grant Ormiston, who took immediate possession and moved from his farm east of Brooklin on Monday. A special Mother's Day programme will be given at the Sunday School next Sunday, May 9th, when all the 'parents and others of the community are especially invited fo be present at 1.45 p.m. In the evening the pastor Rev. W. E. Honey, will give a specia Coronation message, and appropriate music will be rendered by the choir. Miss Dorothy Bright and friend, of Raglan, visited Miss Doris Cook, on Sunday. ' The fine weather of the first of the week made seeding operations very general, The fall wheat of which there 8 | sensitivity of spirit from which 'he thé evening was spent in scratching up %| never escaped; Though in public the floor in a big way. wai so much doubt about has wintered well and a promising yield is looked forward to. 1% od = of ti 0} ole a! SS oe oo LN . Lg : ¢ i pid ed Cece eCe. ed oe " he $ " 1 & 4 ae NEN AE AEE ALY PS Se 2A] RLSOARARARAAARRSA ARRAS AA AAT AAR AA A ALIAS A A TA AT ce i " OFFICIAL OPENING Downsview Golf Course ON Sunday, May 9th The course is in excellent condition, and you are invited to be present, and enjoy this delightful social and | sporting event Sle plontnglonte tose ste Steptep ep nson'e ton testo tute SPRING AND SUMMER MEMBERSHIP FEES: MEN ee $156.00 LADIES: 2. 2 ce fanusvrins sons $12.00 COMBINATION (man and wife) $19.00 JUNIORS ....civvvissnnsnrennns $12.00 Address all communications to the Manager GEO. 15. WILSON, 179 Oshawa Blvd, Oshawa, Ontario. 2 Play Golf for Health TT wane yb o J ~ rE oo Ca « R it = oo a 5 J 1 i 4 -- re ak " PE Er PAR Cnr a Ir oT Ra . --