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2 Phones--94W and 94J Prompt and Courteots Service of 'Good Baking Phone 82 when you need Bread, Cakes, or ° Confectionery. You will be pleased, - Gerr THIS SUPER- is now being sold at the lowest price in § Why not fill up your ¢oal bin and - is saving? You are ARD COAL Years. have the benefit of th ' assured of the very best heat satisfaction - when you burn "FAMOUS READING ANTHRACITE." . ST. MARY'S CEMENT A fresh carload just received; also fresh supplies of ik HARDWALL PLASTER, TILE, ETC. Hardwood Slabs Softwood Slabs 9 $ e ° PORT PERRY COAL YARD W. G. W. PYATT "Reliable Service and Better Fuels" PORT PERRY GROCETERIN | .. WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS Hardwood, Wendertul Soap Vanilla, Banana, Almond Salad Dressing, 32 oz. 49c, 16 oz. 33c, 8} oz. 2lc. BANANAS, per dozen 19c. JELLY POWDERS, TIGER SALMON, tall tins, 23c. McCORMICK'S BUTTER SODAS, per pkg. . BLUE RIBBON BAKING POWDER. . . = LUCERNE RELISH SPREAD CHEESE, 8 oz. pkg. . | KELLOGG'S CORN .FLAKES . FLYTOX .......... 6 bars for 25c¢. 1Y, oz. bottle ge. 5 pkgs. 24c¢c- ® KIPPER SNACKS Fe. ....3 pkgs. 25¢c. . .8 oz. bottle 29¢c., 16 oz. bottle 49c. 8 a.m; to 6 pm. Phone 36 G..A. PALMER, Prop. ~~ ++ Phone 208 > € > pe 2 R. WAKEFORD, SPE 4 2 # BEST MEATS :: YES, MADAM! fe carry the. best grades of Beef, Pork, Lamb, Veal and cured meats. Tell us your wants and we will assure you k: of the best at reasonable prices. 8: : Cooked Meats, Canned Goods and Pickles. IL BERT-MacGREGOR We also carry a line of F9000000000000000000000s 0 TA ED for the best the market affords in FRUIT and VEGETABLES THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS 'Green, crisp Spinach, 8¢ Ib, 2 Ibs. 15¢. New Cabbage, 5c. Ib. Tomatoes 15¢c.lb. Head Lettuce 5¢ Good Potatoes 20c. Basket Rhubarb 3 bunches for 10c. GERANUIMS 20c. a pot FO CO The Greengrocery Store, PORT PERRY, ONTARIO We deliver J C00 LO OL Phone 208. FOR THIS WEEK END SHORTENING 2 1b. for 25¢. CAWKER BROS. BEST SERVI 3 " 9 ; $2 4 * + 4 4 4 4. + 1S 3 . \, BEST PRICES § ; 23 | second consecutive victory when they MITCHELL F. 2, ONTARIO JOBS OPEN! FARM HELP is urgently needed in Ontario Unemployed' Men : register with tho Employment Service of Canada. F A RM ER « Tell your needs to the nearest * Employment Office, Relief Administrator or Agricultural Representative. HEPBURN, - Prime Minister and Minister of Labor, a vr y Parliament Buildings, Toronto __SEAGRAVE The Women's Association meeting held at the home of Mrs. Wm, Moase, on Wednesday afternoon, was as usual very interesting. Final arrangements were made for our anniversary supper, which the women-always seem to be responsible for. _ / , Mrs, S. Reynolds gave a very inter- esting talk on her visit to Yellow Stone 'Park during their trip to West- ern Canada, a few. years ago. She showed several pictures along the line of her talk. Mrs, B, Dowson favored with a piano selection, Mrs. Bruce gave a reading on "Four Steps to the Coronation," Mrs. Fishley also read "The Divine Office of -the Kitchen". We were very pleased to have with us Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawkins, of To- ronto. If you happen to be visiting in the community on "Ladies' Aid" day and want to see the old friends, it is a good idea to drop in on the meeting. You are almost sure to see the most of them there. Rev. O. R. Flindall attended the Bay of Quinte Conference at Smith's Falls last week. We are sorry tp lose Mr. and -Mrs. Flindall from the Seagrave circuit but hope they may always feel a welcome: awaits them among the host of-friends they leave behind. Mr. and Mrs. Flindall will be in charge of the Cherry Valley circuit near Picton. We wish them every success and hap- piness in their new home. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Braden, Mrs. R. Braden, of Cameron, Mrs. J. Irwin of Gelert, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Clarke. Mrs. Flindall spent the past week with her parents at St. Catharines. .Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. E. Butt on the birth of 'a son; Mr. and Mrs. M. Gordon, on the birth of a daughter; Mr. and Mrs. J. Dorwood, onthe birth of a daughter. Mrs. F. Crosier, who has been nurs- ing Mrs. Orchard during the past few weeks, returned to her home in Man- chtster, We are pleased to report Mrs, Orchard improving in health. Mr, and Mrs. A. Short, Mr, and Mus. | Jas. Shunk and Mrs. W. J. Rogers, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Orr Shunk at Belleville. Mr, and Mrs, Vicars and daughter, of Oshawa, visited with Mr, and Mrs. J. C, McTaggart, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Frise, Mr, and Mrs. L. Scott, spent Sunday with friends at Manilla, 3k ment All roads lead to Little Britain on Wednesday, June 9th. Seagrave base- ball team will be there to do their bit. : Again let us remind you of our an- niversary services on Sunday, June 13, Rev. Mr, Kennedy of Sonya will speak in the morning. Special music by the children and the Sunday School or- chestra, Then Rev. Mr. Stinson of Oakwood will speak at night with special' music by the regular choir. On Tuesday afternoon a league game of baseball--Seagrave -vs. Val- entia (instead of Zion as reported last week). Supper as usual from b until --, followed by a play "All on Account of Polly" présented by the Dramatic Club of Janetville United Church, We'll be seein' you. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Clements; Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Clements, Isabel and Joyce; Mr. and Mrs. S. Reynolds, were in Orono on Sunday attending the funeral of their cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ewen and Joan, Mrs. J. C. McTaggart were in Lindsay on Wednesday afternoon attending the funeral of their uncle. We are pleased to see some of the prominent men of Port Perry taking an interest in the Seagrave Baseball team, Their attendance at the game on Wednesday afternoon was appre- ciated. Seagrave Baseball team scored its defeated Zion on Wednesday evening last by a score of 9-0, having defeated Valentia on Monday night by a score of 10-2, Jack Finley hurled for both games. and while touched rather free- Jy he kept the hits well scattered in both games with the rest of the team giving him air-tight support. The large crowd attending the home game on Wednesday against Zion was much impressed by the playing of the two junior players Harvey Clarke at third and -Ken Scott in right field, both playing their positions well and bat- ting at a .300 clip. Doug. Wallace hit-a' home-run with one on, making the circuit in about 13 flat, . The manager is well pleased with his team, some veterans, some in their prime and with the rookies, the at- tendance as on Wednesday, tends to give the boys the encouragement needed. Their next game will be with Little Britain on Wednesday, June 9. The next home game will be on Tues- day, June 16th, with Valentia. Seagrave line-up--W. McMillan, -c; G. Moase, 1b; H. Clarke, 3b; D. Wal- lance, ss; N. McMillan, 2b; K. Scott, r,f,; G. Wannamaker, L.f.; L. Lee, c.f.; J. Finley, p. MYRTLE Mrs. Bigham, of Hamilton, visited her sister Mrs. Spencer last week. Mr. R. Higgins, Kincardine, return- ed home on Sunday after visiting his daughter Mrs. F. Williams, for the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ross, Oshawa, were the guests of Miss va Luke recently. Several from here attended the B. M. B. C. services at Uxbridge, on Sunday. ' Miss T. Rook at Mr. W. Phoenix's on Sunday. Rev. T. Wallace attended Conference at Smith's Fall last week. A temperance meeting 'will be held in the United Church on the evening of Thursday, June 17th. Dr. and Mrs. Lee, of Toronto, with relatives on Sunday, . A shower was held for Miss Mar- 'jorie Phoenix, at the home jof Mr. Edgar Leask, on Friday evening of last week. A 7 eal Piece of Neighbourly Spirit To watch helplessly in the morning as flames devoured all their personal property and by nightfall to find them- selves comfortably ensconced in a well-furnished home, has been the uni- que experience of Mr, and Mrs. Arthur McConnell, of Pickering. The MecConnells lost their farm home and its contents last Friday through fire which allegedly started from an overheated stove, while they were at the barn doing the morning milking. , Before the .flames in' the ruins en- tirely died down, fourteen neighbours were busily engaged in erecting a roomy two-roomed cottage, and in four hours, the building was ready for habitation. In the meantime, others had collected the furnishings so that when the building was finished, it was fully "equipped with the necessary articles even to the calendars for the walls which a thoughtful neighbour had supplied. Besides gifts from individuals which included subtsantial contributions from the merchants in the village, a shower of cooking utensils was given by the Awdley Branch of the Women's Institute and a quilt was presented by the Pickering branch, Wearing ap- parel was also provided to replace the ward-robe which had been lost in the fire, y munity is felt for Mrs. A, Miller and her family, of Raglan, in their recent sad bereavement in the loss of a lov- bound C.P.R. passenger train, which struck the back of the truck in which a » a FE TORN RORY SEN THEATRE 0 lua BS OSHAWA Friday and Saturday, June 11-12 "Black Legion" wit Humphrey Bogart, Dick Foran * Ann Sheridan : ® ADDED © Mickey Mouse in "Worm Turns" LIE I J REVIVAL Friday, at 10.45 p.m. "13 HOURS BY AIR" wi Fred MacMurray - Joan Bennett 400)» Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, JUNE 14-15-16. ® SPECIAL ATTRACTION © Norma Shearer - Leslie Howard "ROMEO & JULIET" 400) Thursday - Friday - Saturday JUNE 17-18-19 "Wake up and Live" Starring i Walter Winchell - Ben Bernie Alice Faye - Patsy Kelly Ned Sparks A I : also- 'EMPIRE'S HOUR OF GLORY' 20 minutes of Coronation Scenes Theatre Air Conditioned b: Refrigeration rf A Myrtle Station Service in the United Church next Sunday at 3 p.m. Sunday School at the usual hour of 1.45 p.m. The sincere sympathy of this com- ing 'husband and father, who was killed last Wednesday by the West | Week End Specials Fas ee ue ae te oe, oie te so Sou Foon ei oe See mg + a eee ste ne 2020000 Be EE 080002000808 00 000008080008 CHOICE No. 4 PEAS, Red & White, per tin ........ le. § # RED & WHITE GOLDEN BANTAM CORN, 2 tins 23c. 4 FLOUR, Red & White ................. 24 1b. Bag 89¢c. 3 DRINK SYRUP, Gold Medal .. .......... bottle 25¢; + (Orange, Lemon, Lime, Grape) Cd he was riding with his two sons, Clarence and Clayton. A short fun- eral service, in charge of Rev. W. E. Honey, was held at their home early Saturday morning, and was largely attended. The family accompanied the remains to Eady, their former 5, Oh 0% 40 WE ST STORE | On sale Thursday, Friday, Saturday, June 10-11-12 2 FALCON Extra Special |" § Keifer Pears . 2 tins 23¢ | GOLD MEDAL' COFFEE, 1's ..... voeoooaper tin 39¢, CROWN TEA, Ib. 53c. . MUFFETS, pkg. 10c. Fa ptestute santos sate ste taste KETA SALMON, tall tins ............... .2 for 19c. KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES ............ 3 pkgs. 25c. SILVER GLOSS STARCH. . ....... needs per pkg. 12¢. BULK COCOA ...................~ 2 Ibs. for 25c. § NUGGET WHITE KID CLEANER. ...... .. bottle 19c. # PEAS, Green Giant, 2 tins 29¢ PALM TREE SOAP ................ 1 bars for 19c. S.0. 8. ...... small pkg. 14c. Large pkg. 25¢. B LICORICE ALLSORTS .................. per 1b. 2c. # RAISINS, Australian Sultana .......... | 2 Ibs. for 25¢. § PICKLES, Grimsby Sweet Mixed, 6 oz. jar ........ 10c. § PRUNES, Medium ................... .. 2 Ibs. for 23c. § Shertening, Supreme, 2 lbs 2§¢ CRABMEAT, Ace Brand ................. per tin 29c. KIPPER SNACKS, Gold Medal Choice, .......... tin 5c. TOMATOES, Gold. Medal Choice . ....... 2 tins for 25c. QUICK TAPIOCA, Red & White, 8 oz. pkg. oo... 10c. GRAPEFRUIT, Red & White,.............. per tin 2lec. RED & WHITE EXTRA SPECIAL! Jelly for dessert, 3 pkgs 19¢ Fe 0000080809080 0 9080 SANDWICH BISCUITS, fancy assorted FULL LINE TOBACCO and CIGARETTES. F. W. BROCK & SON home, for burial. A sad feature also, was the death of Mr. Miller's aged mother, who passed away within an hour of her son's death. A double funeral was held in the Church at Eady, on Sat- urday afternoon. Interment took place at Orillia. : Mr. and Mrs. Russell Briggs, of Glendale, California, have motored here and are spending a few days with Mrs. F. Briggs and family, enroute to England, Germany and France. Mrs. S. Moyer and two daughters, of Omemee, were callers of Mrs, H. Hudgins last week. ' Mrs. Spencer Simmons, of Wain- wright, Alberta, is spending a week with her brother Mr. D. Luery. Mr. Nelson Luery, of Toronto, also spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. D. Luery and his sister. Mr. Tommy Price, of Hanover, call- ed on some of his friends here last week. : Mrs. H. Lane is spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Ed. Wickett at Little Britain. Mr. Orland Hall, Miss Gaudeur, Mr. and Mrs. R. Snead, (nee Aileen Hall), all of Atherley, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. R. Chisholm, Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Lane were Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lantz, Miss Brown and Mrs. Lantz, all of Toronto, also Mr. and Mrs. W. Soloman, of Oshawa. " Mr. Donald Johnston returned last week from- the regions of the north. No black flies or mosquitoes for Don. Mrs¢ Trick and her daughter from Burketon, were visitors of Mrs, Frank Harrison, on Monday. . Miss Stella Forsyth, of Toronto, is visiting with Mrs, Jas. Dickson, who, we are glad to say, is much improved in health, Miss Crawford was a visitor to Toronto for the past week. Rs iS 8. 8. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES AT PINEDALE Sunday, June 13th, services at 11 a.m. and 7.80 p.m. by Rev. E. S. Bishop of Uxbridge. Wednesday, June 16--Supper at b p.m. followed by a play, "For Pete's Sake" put on by Udora Dramatic Club, Admission 86¢., Children 20c. PHONE 43 PORT PERRY i A A A A A RR A Ah RAPT & 5 Consult the PORT PERRY STAR i if you need Good Printing. he . MARTIN-SENOUR 'GUARANT NN Kr Sg on Nom Co -- ~ . 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