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"WHETHER YOU GET Front seats of the new 1938 Dodge cars are instantly and easily adjusted for the most convenient driving A new method of adjusting the seat raises it 1 as it comes forward | within easy reach on side of seat. No groping on floor or underneath seat. YOU'RE TALL OR SHORT PERFECT DRIVING VISION tion, inches New adjustment lever is located NORMAL POSITIO TALL PEOPLE~ FOR ONT SEAT A FOR RT PEORARD Eo a last Tuesday evening with a good at- | a guest at parsonage on Sunday. R. PENFOLD "I'ma taxi driver and in the taxi business a oar - has to atand up under all weathers, and on all roads. Taxis Ast Dodds usage -- Dodge can take it. I've 4 driving Dodge well as my standard Sedans in taxi DeLuxe Sedan. work for three years. saved _money My ssengers remark on the comfort of Dodge --and as far as driving it is concerned, Dodge handles nicely, even in dosen average, Myrtle Station Next Sunday, November 14th, is the day of our United Church Thank Offering services. At 11 a.m. Rev. P. L. Jull, of Brooklin, will be the speaker, and at 7.830 p.m. Rev. Mr. Wylie of Columbus will preach. The local choir will furnish special music at both services, with'the assistance of Mrs. Clifford McCarthy, soloist of Toronto. The Sunday School session has been withdrawn for the day. Last Sunday evening Rev. W. E. Honey preached in his usual good form in observance of "Remembrance Day", reading for the lesson, Joshua 4:1-9, and the text was-taken from the 6th verse "What mean ye by these stones 7" __The Young People's. Society met: tendance. The meeting opened with hymn 255 followed by prayer and Bible reading by the President Miss E. Smith, A committee of three--J. Thompson, H. Briggs and B. Britton, were appointed as conveners of "Cul- ture". The balance of the evening was spent in recreation and as usual topped off with refreshments. Miss Norma Honey, of Lindsay was 1home here after spending the past Clearing Out Goods to Make Room for Christmas Stock WITCH HAZEL CREAM, reg. 25c. COLD AND VANISHING CREAM, reg. 25c. TALCUMS, regular 15¢. and 20e¢. . ASSORTED FACE POWDERS, reg. 25¢. ...... ASSORTED ROUGE, reg. 25c. SQUIBB'S DENTAL CREAM, heaviest traffic.' Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fe hompeon, Mr. Jack Thompson and Mrs. Hudgins motored to Freelton on Sunday, where they were the guests-of-Rev.-J. O.-and Mrs. Totton, and attented the an- niversary services there. Mr. Nelson Luery of Toronto, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. D. Luery. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Broome of Con- cord, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Lane.. Miss Vera Masters returned to her week with Mrs. Broome at Concord. We were very sorry to hear of the painful accident which befell Mr. H, Painter, sometime ago, when his finger was crushed in the cutting box while assisting -to fill the silo. Since that time it was found necessary to have the finger removed. Having recovered Mr. and Mrs. Painter and daughter have returned to the farm at Pros- pect. Isn't it just too bad that those "out of town" big boys who come 'to our village to play unkind hallowe'en pranks were not satisfied wtih their work on Saturday night, but returned on Sunday night to finish thelr mis- deeds. Maybe the same people know something about the strawberries that were stolen from hard working gar- deners near here last summer. ...FOR 19¢c. # | and Mr. F. Bailey, of Blackstock, first MYRTLE (Too late for last week) Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Bradley, Harold and Gladys, motored.to Essex on Sun- day and spent the earlier part of the week with relatives: there. Mr. and Mrs. E. Butterworth of Woodville, spent Sunday with the latter's mother, Mrs. J. Todd. Miss Elsie Smith visited her parents at Oakville for the week end. Mr. Jim Duff in company with Mr. A. J. Cook, of Brooklin and several Oshawa friends left on Saturday for the winds of the north where they will spend a couple of weeks hunting for deer. Rev. Mr. Honey attended a meeting of the Oshawa Presbytery at Eldad last week when Evangelism was dis- cussed from different points. The annual Thank Offering services 14th, when Rev. Mr. Jull will speak in the morning and Rev. Mr. Wylie of Columbus will preach at night. Messrs. Melvin and Floyd Honey, of Toronto, spent the week end at the porsonage with their parents. SCUCOGC (Too late for last week.) The Girls' Institute will meet on the 13th instead of the 6th. The Hallowe'en party held last Fri- day evening in the Head Church was well attended with many fancy cos- tumes "on view. Mrs, Rodman won the ladies' class, and Mr. Shortridge and second respectively, in the gents' class, Master Donald Collins and vevsessenss oo FOR 15c. APE N tiireinisseeeess FOR 10¢. .+..JFOR 15¢. veesenesn oo. FOR 15e, 3--25¢. tubes for 50c.' Dh AU DR. WEST'S TOOTH PASTE and TOOTH BRUSH reg. 75c. for 49¢. AN ASSORTMENT OF SHAVING CREAM, SOAPS, NAIL POLISH, ROUGE, COMPACTS and LIP STICKS.....TO CLEAR AT 10¢. each STATIONERY--a note size Tablet, a fold-over Tablet and a bunch of Envelopes, PORT PERRY Charterite asiirinsrsaserissssarnisases FOR 25¢, Morrison's Drug Store ~ Phone 16 | Port Perry. Proceeds $14,00, 'Joyce Reader, first and second in the children's class. Miss Marie Sweet- man gave a Hallowe'en recitation, and Master Jimmie Hood sang "Three Men Went a Hunting." The reading of fortunes caused much amusement. Mr. Gordon Shunk conducted a con- test with the assistance of several boys. Community singing. A tasty lunch of cake, tarts, doughnuts and coffes was enjoyed by all. The dough- huts were donated by Mr. Jemison of The Sunday evening service was in charge of the Institute girls with the sermon by Mr. Joblin. Miss Helen J. M. DUGGAN "In over 30 years of driving, in which time I.sat at the wheels of Sars of a different makes, I have never driven one I like as when I switched 'to Dodge . . . 20 to 24 fisg to the gallon of gas is about my depending 'Lugger' I've ever onspeed and trips.' "25th will be held here on Sunday, November | .. first prize, Mrs. I. Rodd, second, in| Carter told of the Institute work, A 1938 Dodge Coston Six, Four Door Touring Sedan A DODGE IS THE BEST CAR FOR THEM! W. H. CONN " "Down Nova A Scotia way, motor- and driven oars coat- second Dodge I'have had, improv ists compare cars ingtwotothreetimes driving them approxi- on their ability to ~ as much as Dodde, mately 35,000 iy a to give take the hills. but I can't see after year. I ap. de eco- ever! When acar handles driving Dodge Cus- nomical, dependable, the hills,~-they say tom Sedan 1937 comfortable, particu- New itisa'goodlugger.' model since last larly on long road trips Li a { I'm deqrieg a ~~ February, where . Taverage 22 miles to control Dodge now: after they do any better the gallon over the driving other makes, and I warit to 2ay, my 1936 its price class . Dodge is the best money.. seen.' A. G. WARDEN GEO. L. COLLINS . acclaimed! 'IMPROVEMENTS DODGE MORE BEAUTIFUL . . . "EASIER TO OPERATE. . + SAFER I KE THE NEW There are three lines of new 1938 DODGE cars for you CUSTOM choose from . . IX...THE DODGE DE LUXE SIX . THE DODGE and THE DODGE SIX which will be priced right down among the lowest priced cars! VERYONE who has séen these new Dodge cars hailed them as, by far, the most beautiful cars Dodge ever built. They agree that here are cars which fairly sparkle with a new type of beauty . . .distinguished and distinctive! Just look at the windstream sweep of its new front end . . . the striking new radiator grille . . .. modern * hood louyres . . . headlamps partly recessed in wide, flaring fenders! Here is massive sturdiness that will win every man . . . graceful styling that will appeal to every woman! But not alone for beauty will these new Dodge cars be ground which is a Dodge heritage, these 1938 cars offer In keeping with. -the great engineering back- glide Ride" due to improve- ments in body insulation and sound-absorbing rubber body mountings! , . . Patented Floating Power engine mount- ings are still further improved! - There is no safer car to drive than a Dodge . . . All-steel safety body . . . Dodge equal- pressure hydraulic brakes , . . safety glass all around--and for 1938 the windshield permits better vision! These new Dodge cars are big cars. Lots of leg and elbow room , . , easy to get in and out of, due to low level floors +» Trunks have 22% more carrying capacity. But 'most important of all, these new 1938 Dodge cars have, in addition, every one of the proved money-saving features which have caused' owners 'to "of have ridden in Dodge certainly excells other cars in the most car for the Ads economi- cal.. comfortable... Dodge. "My 1937 Dodge is the -, course of a year's driy- ing, including high . is speeds, city calls and all kinds of _roads. I am action, mote satisfied with Switch Z- BIG.BEAUTIFUL MONEY-SAV ING chil 4 TY large attendance turnout to enjoy this service. Mrs. L. Chamberlain attended the wedding anniversary of her sister-in-law Mrs. Shepherd, of To- ronto last Friday evening, who re- ceived many useful pieces of silver. Many years of happiness is the wish of the friends of Mr. and Mrs. 4 . riage, 'and whom we welcome to our community, 2, Mrs, H. Demara and son Mr. J. Demara visited with Mr. and Mrs. I. Irwin, at Seagrave, on Sunday. - Mr. J. Hardy and sister Clara, Mr, J. Wilson and Mrs, Long and Donald, visited their friends Mr, and Mrs, V. TELEPHONE TALKS [IN THE WATSON . FAMILY "Yes, Many .... and Tom's fine, too Tom, Old Mrs. Watson lives with her son Yet her only" daughter Mary, { © ©. miles away, is with her too, for Mary, SEL though old-fashioned in many ways, is definitely telephone minded and never fails to call her Mother on Long Distance ; at least once a week -- an inexpensive and supreme pleasure for both of them. As Tom Watson puts it, "though our family's scattered, we're never really far apart -- with the telephone." Are you acquainted with the comfort, convenience and low cost of Long Distance? Low Night Rates begin every evening "at seven, and apply AL PAY. sunbAv! ---- - steering, easier clutch and brake easier starter pedal action than ever before! New quiet ral. 'Russell Pogue, on their recent mar- no less than 47 progressive . report. 21' ements and refinements you greater value than © 20%° 1938 "Relaxed Driving" which results from easier easier gear shifting, Netherton at Little Britain on Sun day. ~Mr.-C.- Geer' and- family - moved to their new home near Uxbridge last week. Mr. Mills and family moved in on Monday. Mr. Beacock and family moved to Goodwood this week and Mr. Gordon Hope and family moving in their place. Mr. Hope coming from Sackatchewan. We wish all happiness and comfort in their new homes. Congratulations to Miss Norma Harrison and Mr, Sidney Weyrich on N QUALITY H. DURKIN Ser I Phone 240. gallon of gas--savings up to' on oil--plus additional savings- 'on' tires, and upkeep. See and drive one of these new 1938 Dodge cars now! Learn how you too can join 'the Dominion-wide "Switch. Parade" and save moneyl Bit. 1 V0 0 a Ae art COAL! COKE! woop! DO YoU WisH COMEORT--MORE HEAT--LESS ASH-- AND LESS LABOUR ? Just try our Coal--IT IS BETTER BODY HARDWOOD -- HARD AND SOFT SLABS, Under cover for your convenience Lake Seugog Lumber & Coal Co. Lid, ito 27 miles per lubrication Yoh their recent marriage on October 30th, ~~ Mr, William -Jackson and Miss M:, : 'Marshall, of Blackwater, Mr. and Mrs. ~~. R. Wells of Lindsay, and Mr. Cham- berland, of Toronto, were guests of 'Mr. and Mrs. R. Jackson, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Wells, Mrs. W. Wannamaker, Prince Albert, Mrs. W. Davey, Port Perry, Miss Olive Schell of Oshawa, Mr. G. Ormiston, Raglan, Mr. and Mrs. Allie Mark, Mrs. Pettitt and Frank, were all Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Schell, Come in and see our Large and Varied Stock of Christmas Cards TIES AND WRAPPINGS Our counters are full of items that you will need for the cooler weather, and we invite you to Some in and compare _.the quality and value represented. find them interesting in every respect, will suit the most careful shopper. 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