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eee == = IE tittiitn titties order worry "in a flash. | CAWKER BROS. We deliver BATAAN ARRAR ARIAT RRT RRR Eiy TELEPHONE It's quicker and easier A call to 20W will end your meat i hi at' usual Hour of 1.45 p.m, Port Perry YOUR FAMILY BAKER No matter which -- Bread or " Pastry -- we can supply you with the best baking, on short notice. JEMISON'S BAKERY THE HOME 'OF GOOD BREAD AND PASTRY - PHONE 93, = - oY, PORT PERRY rand Mrs, 'Morley 'Cook and family {: Tyrone on Sunday. { ERR AR RAR AH PRPS A A a ai Shop by Telephone -- The personal Way A CALL TO "M«<GREGOR' S MEAT MARKET Tio prompt, personal service PHONE 72-R-2 NEAR ARCA SAAR , . §| Myrtle Community Hall, £ auspices of the Baseball Club, i ciation held its monthly meetin at the &' home of Mrs. A. MacGreogr. ; ¥ | was opened by 'the singing of the i | Easter hymn "Low in the Grave He #| ness period there was a short pro- PORT PERRY § erp mr Re") BE THRIFTY AND SHOP AT {rt Perry 5c. to $1.00 Store | SPECIALS SCARVES, and all the New SPRING SHADES OF HOSIERY, in Crepe, Chiffon and Service Weights. - A large assortment/ lof EASTER CARDS, BOOK' LETS,' GLASSWARE, CHINA, GRANITE- WARE and KITCHEN HARDWARE. VARNISHES, VARNISH STAIN. A FULL RANGE OF MEN'S DRYGOODS. GLOVES, PURSES; and CANDIES. PAINTS, ENAMELS, LINGERIE, NOVELTIES, TOYS OWNED AND OPERATE BY DURKIN 3s 2 HEL De ley : PORT PERRY celebrated her birthday on Sunday, EE week, The President, Margaret Mec- ourselves "The Happy Hearts Class" F aFher For outstanding and "profitable RESULTS, FEED: « FOR POULTRY Pioneer Chick Mash, Growing Mash, Big "3" Laying Mash. FOR HOGS ' Pioneer Weanling Rations, Hog Grower, Hog- Finisher, Pork Pro- - ducer (concentrdte.) FOR CATTLE Pioneer 16%, 18%, or 24% Dairy Ration, Dairy Concentrate, Bulky Sweet, Dry and Freshening Ration. Results are the only sound measure of feed value. proven their superiority because they produce profitable results. We are here to give you service and satisfaction. . Drop in and look over the feeds. Take home a bag and watch it produce results. Lake Scugog Milling Co., Pioneer Feeds have: We Specialize in White Roses PASTRY: FLOUR No Better Made, Bring in your GRAIN for chopping or exchange for specia 'blends of chick - feed, etc. Phone 99-w hospitality, ! the hostess, served lungh, After the . motored to Pickering to attend the Port Perry PROTECT YOU RSELF with Reliable Fire Insurance Ww Place Your Insurance with HAROLD W. EMMERSON Phone 41 1 Port Perry Station Service'in U Church next Sun- day at 7 p.m., when Communion ser- vice will be observed. Sunday School oa Saturday evening a' * pleasing event took place at the Parsonage when a number of 'gathered in honour of Mr. Melvin Honey and Miss Marion Martin, of | Welgome, soon to'be married. During the evening a handsome table lamp was presented to the happy couple. Miss Elsie Smith read the address and Mrs. Duchemin niade the. presentation, for which the happy recipients made a suitable reply of thanks, : We are pleased. to hear that Mr. have moved into the village; and are living in the Tarvis residence, Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Bradley and family were visitors of friends at Mr. and Mrs, Sydney Garside and baby of Toronto were week end guests of Mr, and Mrs. Grant. a Mr, Floyd Honey spent the week end with his parents Rev, W. E. and Mrs. Honey. Col, Percy Jobb and Mrs, Jobb of Oshawa, were Sunday visitors of Mr, and Mrs, J, E. Beacock, On Friday evening, April 8th, a euchre and dance is to be held in the under the PRINCE ALBERT On March 80th the Women's Asso- The President presided and. the meeting Lay". After the devotional and busi- gram, Lunch was served by the com- mittee in charge. Mr. and Mrs. D. M, Jackson have returned home after spending a few weeks in Toronto. Mrs. W. Butt, Pontypool, called on her aunt Mrs. Warren last week, Mr. and Mrs. J. McMillan have re- turned after spending the winter in Rouyn, Quebec, Congratulations to Mrs, Mann 'whe and to Miss Olive Bond whose birth- day was on Tuesday: Many happy returns, Mrs, I. Barkey of Stouffville, was with her sister Mrs, Ramer last week, and they attended the funeral of their uncle Mr. John Porteous, Epsom, Misses Doris Murphy and Myrtle Bond attended the Oshawa Presbytery _Y.P.U. annual convention at_Picker- . ing United Church on April 3. were delegates from our Y. P. U. . Mrs, Murphy's Sunday School class met at" the home of Miss Hattie Shunk on Tuesday evening of last Crea, presided, It was decided to call and our motto to be "Live, Laugh and Learn," Several contests and a gen- eral good time followed by lunch con- cluded the evening. A vote of thanks was extended-the hostess for her. kind .Next meeting to be at the home of the Misses Grace and Mary Vickery, . ~$CUGOGC About twenty-three members of the Girls'- Institute 'motored tothe home of Miss Winnifred Niddery at Pros- pect on Satupday afternoon to the meeting of the Institute. The motto: "To a friends house thé road is never long" was given by Miss Grace Dem ara, The roll call was answered a short history of our farms. Mrs, M. McLaren gave a demonstration on her pretty wool rug which she had made, Miss Niddery then gave an interesting talk on "Birds", Then all joined in community singing. Miss Irene Redman gave a couple of good games, after which Miss W, Niddery, ! meeting closed Mr. Cecil Fralick, Mr, Anson Gerrow, Misses Marjorie and 'Ivah Milner andy Miss M. Corbett Y. P. U. Rally and Banquet in the United Church when Mr. Ridout gave a very interesting talk with slides on Missionary work in Africa, which was real good, The 'Women's Association will hold its April meeting in the 'Township Hall next Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. F. G. Joblin and Mrs, D. Hope are preparing a good program, 'The hostesses are Group No. one of the Foot appointment, Mr. John Cherrie was called to his They | . and Mrs. Glenister, Chicago. race Demara spent the week her friend Miss Florence Carter. Poe ara Hardy visited her cousin 4 ng on Tuesday. On Wednesday evening, March 80, a large number of friends and neigh- bours spent the evening with Mr, and Mrs, Donald 'Crozier in honor of their recent marriage. The first part of the evening was spent in card playing and music 'rendered by Mr. J. L. Sweet- man. About eleven o'clock the tables were cleared away to make room for the bride and groom to enter the room to the strains of "Here Comes the Bride" played by Mrs. Geo. Samells. The following addtess was then read .| by Mrs. R. D, Burnham: ah It is with Dear Marion and Don: pleasure that we, your friends have gathered here tonight to convey to you are' very best wishes for your future happiness. We are glad to have this privilege of celebrating with you an evening at the beginning of your married life. ~ Your friendship and helpfulness has meant much to us, and we are pleased to know you are still to remain in our community. We appreciate the fact that you, Marion and Don, have always heen honored and respegted by all who have known you from childhood. In all church and social affairs you have always been ready afd willing to help, and gave, we believe, your very best. As a token of the esteem in which we hold you we ask you to accept these gifts and it is our hope that your future will be happy and full; only the best be yours. Then Messrs Roy Henders, J. -Dem- ara, Gordon Cherrie and Elmer Diagrams presented them with a chesterleld. table, an cléctric table lamp. Immediately following, the Girls' Institute presented them with a combination magazine and jardinere stand. The presentation was made by Miss Margaret Crozier. The fol- lowing address was read by Miss M. Corbett: Dear Marion,--Amid the chimes of merry sleigh bells in our midst this winter have also floated faintly on the air, the happy tinkle of distant -wed- ding bells becoming clearer and clear- er, and seemingly drawing nearer to us as spring was bursting forth, un- til the chimes resounded with un- mistakable echoes of Marion and Den, Marion apd. Don, Marion and Don, and as the joyous bells ring out there glad tidings of happiness for you so we the members of the Girls' Institute wish to echo as it were in a small way our deep appreciation of your friendship, loyalty and helpful- ness in our Institute. Your presence as a member, oflicial or hostess has' been always a most pleasant addition to our meetings. Your social contact among us is best expressed in the little verse It was only a glad "Good morning" As she passed along the way; But it spread the morning's glory Over the livelong day. So along with this gift to you come our very best wishes for oceans of happiness and deep contentment in your future wedded life together. The bride and groom with a few well chosen words expressed their "thanks after which all joined in sing- ing "For they are jolly good fellows." Mr. J. LL. Sweetman then came to the piano and all enjoyed community singing while lunch was being pre- pared which was also enjoyed. Finally all wished the bride and groom a long and happy life together and left for Y | their respective homes, The Fortnight club which was held in the Township Hall was held last Friday evening. The meeting opened with Mr. Ralph Milner in charge and the Angling of the "Maple Leaf For- ever". Mrs, J. Aldred, Mrs. R. D. Burnham, Mrs. A, Prentice and Miss Dorothy Fines, all gave interesting readings; Mr. Victor Aldred gave a piano number as did Mr. J. Hossack; Mr. Glen Hood sang a solo with Miss Margaret Crozier at the piano. Mr. Harvéy Edgar tap danced to the music provided by Mr. Stewart Mark at the piano and 'Mr. John Burnham on the violin. The rest of the evening was spent in dancing. Mr. R. Hood, Mr. A. Gerrow and Miss Grace Dem- ara are preparing the program for April 14th. Miss Mildred Mills is visiting her sister Mrs. L. Stainton at Hampton. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Montgomery and children of Bowmanville visited his sister Mrs. R.R Reader on Sunday. home beyond on Monday, April 4th, at the home. of his nephew Mr. Gordon Cherrie; -- Mr. Cherrie had spent a goodly number of his eighty-three years on the Island. He leaves one brother Mr, David Cherrie of Seugog, two sisters Mrs. R. Prentice, Port | Mr. and Mrs. J, Grills and son Roy and his wife and little Glen, and Mrs. A. Austin, of Valentia, Mr. Arthur Haskill, of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. A. Brunt, Mona and Carl, of Enniskillen, were recent guests of the former's sister Mrs. W. Mark. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cherrie Mr. ronto, and Mrs. C. Samells, entertained friends at pot luck suppers last week. Miss Luella Jeffrey has returned home from Pickering where she has been for the past few months. There were quite a number from here attended the Midget hockey game at Oshawa, when Port Perry played Paris and the Lehman's of East York, We are proud of our boys. : ap MYRTLE Mr. Hutchinson, L.P.S, of Whitby, made _ his semi-annual visit at the school on Thursday. Mr. George Kelly who has been living in what was formerly Mr. Jas. Cook's house east of the village, moved to Oshawa last week. Mrs. W. S. Parks was confined to her bed and under -the doctor's care the earlier part of the week. A former resident of this village died at her home in Prince Albert last week in the person of Mrs. Mary Parker. Deceased was seized with a stroke and was only sick a short time when she passed away. Her daughter, Miss Jean Parker, has the sympathy of many friends here, A number of friends gathered at the parsonage on Saturday night and spent a social evening and made it the occasion of presenting Mr. Melvin Honey and Miss Marion Martin with a little remembrance from the com- munity on the eve of their marriage. They were made the recipients of a pitcher from Mrs, Hudgins, a painting from Miss Smith and a set of sherbert glasses from Mrs. G. Holiday. Miss Elsie Smith read the following ad- dress, and Mrs. Duchemin presented them with a reading lamp. Dear Melvin and Marion,--For the past few years we have had the pleas- ure of your presence at our church and in our community. Though we have not been fortunate in having you with us in our daily contacts, we have enjoyed the times you have been able to be here and we sincerely hope to continue our friendship with you, and to sce you both often, Ii Four coming new role in life, that of husband and wife, we your friends in Myrtle wish you every happiness, good health, and pleasure in present- ing to you both this gift. May its light brighten your home with warm thoughts of us, Signed on behalf of the community, Elsie Smith, Mrs. Duchemin Both made fitting replies and extend- ed a most cordial invitation for all present to visit them in their new home in Toronto. and a pleasant evening was brought to a close with a sing-song. Mr. and-Mrd. Hugo Bradley, Gladys and Harold, visited friends at Tyrone on Sunday, -- = ~~ ED BLACKSTOCK Miss Helen Waldon is spending a Smith Bros. Miss Mabel VanCamp, Messrs. L. Bradburn and Robert Smith, of To- 'spent "thé week end ~ under parental roofs. Miss Dorothy McBrien, of Toronto, was with Mr. and Mrs. N. S. McNally over the week end.. pr Congratulations are Misses Vivian Saddler and Anna Thomson, in passing so successfully their recent music examination at the Hamburg Conservatory of Music. They both obtained honors, the former in Higher Junior Piano (Gradé 8), the latter in Higher Primary Piano (Grade 6). These young ladies are pupils of Mrs. Ada Jones Saddler. Recent visitors were: Mr. Jack Hutcheson, of Toronto, with Messrs. Bernie and Roy Hooey, and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Samells; Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Harris and family with Mr. Mrs. W. Hannah of Janetville; Mr. and Mrs. Francis Werry and family of Enniskillen_with r. and Mrs. W. A. VanCamp; Miss Jennie Stokes of Brooklin, with Mr." and Mrs. Newton Taylor; Mr, Harry VanCamp and son Glen with relatives in Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Leith Byers and Mrs. W. Weir with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hockin, of Shirley; Mrs, Jas. Gaine, Mrs. Jack Gibson of Cobourg, and Miss Hazel Mountjoy of Bronte, with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mountjoy; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hyde and baby of To- ronto with Mr. and Mrs. Ira Argue; Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Strong with their daughter Mrs. W. Chapman in Port Perry; Mr. and Mrs, Austin Larmer and family with Mr. A. Beech, Hay- don; Mr. John Carter is spending a few days in Toronto. In last week's issue little Miss Ruth Mrs, Saddler's pupils who tried their music examination in Toronto last week. This was an error which I would like to correct.--Correspondent. EE EE EE Ro HR OW WR 0 on ao Ro oR en oa RNs AAA A #7 es EN I TN NS EE TS SS SN ES ES SS SS THE x RED & WHITE s STORE Navel Oranges, best quality INEXPENSIVE Two dozen, 35c. 29c. dozen a TA NN SERENE NE 4 Grapefruit--seedless--5c. each i California Celery, 2 for 2B. 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