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a oY ps a ms Lr AE , -------- 7 5 oS Tey SEA pe. ¢¥ A < ei doen Sr A -- A Ak al hz Te et er NXT rs Hx SRE a Ee Ne \ CONGRATULATIONS Miss Elsie Wallace, Newtonville, daughter of Rev. Thomas Wallace, of Greenbank, secured the gold medal for vocal duet and silver medal for vocal solo at the recent Durham festival of music held at Bowmanville, Miss Wallace has been at the United Church here on two occasions this past year. We congratulate her on this achievement. Mr. Robert A. McMillan, youngest son of Mr, and Mrs. Geo. A. McMillan has completed his four year term at 0.A.C., Guelph. He received his de- gree of B.S.A., at the Convocation ex- ercises held on Tuesday, May 17. Mr, and Mrs. McMillan and Florence at- tended. Mr, and Mrs. C. D, Lyon of Brock- ville, were the guests of Mr, and Mrs. F. D. Slemon for the week end. Mr. James Kerr was called to his home in Hespeler last week on account of the serious illness of his mother. We are glad to report that Mrs. Kerr is recovering from this illness. Open Night at Port Perry High School Friday, May 20th From 8.00 to 10.30 p.m. All phases of the school's activities well be on display, including gym- nastics, Household Science, Farm Mechanics, Art, English, History. Everybody welcome. Admission Free W. M. 8. A most interesting meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of the Port Perry United Church was held on Wednesday, May 11th, in the Ladies' Parlour. The subject of the meeting was "Peace" and this theme was car- ried out throughout the program, The Scripture reading was led by Mrs. Baird with responses by five ladies. The Temperance Secretary, Mrs. S. Farmer, gave a report, as did also Mrs. Sandy, the Peace Secretary. It was decided to form a Baby Band in connection with the Society and Mrs. C.-C: Jeffrey was appointed Supt, with Mrs. Charsley as assistant. Then followed a very fine report of the re- cent Sectional meeting of the Presby- terial held in Oshawa, given by Mrs. S. Ploughman, with some further re- marks by Mrs. Colbear. Following this Mrs. J. Ploughman, the devotional leader, took charge and after devo- tions, a dialogue was given by Mrs. Coolbear and Mrs. S. Ploughman, on the promotion of peace, showing how peace may be promoted from the at- titude of individuals to one another, up through the church, community and state. 3 a Miss G. Stovin gave a very fine summary of the Study Book of the 'year--"Facing a New World", gather- ing up in concise form the important facts of each chapter. This brought to a close one of the finest meetings / the year. MOTHER AND DAUGHTER BANQUET On Friday evening of last week the C.G.I.T. of the United Church held a "Mother and Daughter" Banquet. Mrs. C. P. Peterson presided most happily. The whole affair was most delightful- ly/carried out. The supper was taste- fully prepared and served, and there was a happy mingling of mothers and daughters at each table. Program and Toast List C. G. I. T. Hymn, Chairman's Remarks. The Church--Proposed by Lola Ger- row, responded to by Mr. S. Farmer. Our Mothers -- Proposed by Pearl Sutcliffe, responded to by Mrs. Bowes. Solo--Mary Pyatt (That Wonderful Mother of Mine.) ; The Sunday School -- Proposed by Margaret Bowes, responded to by Mr. F. E. Reesor. Woman's Missionary Society--Pro- posed by Luella Ploughman, -respond- ed to by Mri Pyatt. Tuxis -- Proposed by ~Winnifred Hughes, responded to by Ivan Dusty. Trail Rangers--Proposed by Louise Hall, responded to by George Stone. C.G.I.T,~Proposed by Marion Brent Address by Miss Katherine Thomp- son, Whitby, This address--'Trees" ghowed real skill in the comparisons' x made between trees and people, 1) ED d "or" } "THEATRE ® OSHAWA 4 Last Showing Thursday-- "In Old Chicago" Tyrone Power and Alice Faye FRIDAY and SATURDAY HER JUNGLE LOVE an all technicolor with DOROTHY LAMOUR and RAY MILLAND REVIVAL FRIDAY at 10.30 Wakeup and Live Walter Winchell - Ben Bernie in -- ADDED -- Mickey Mouse Colored Cartoon "HOUSE BUILDER UPPER" Monday, Tuesday, May 23-24 COLLEGE SWING with GEORGE BURNS and GRACIE ALLIN Wednesday-Thusday, 25th-26th 2-- GRAND FEATURES--2 LOVE, HONOUR AND BEHAVE Murder on Diamond Row Farewell Party On Tuesday evening of this week a farewell party was given for Miss Mary Palmer, who is leaving for her home in the West, at Quill Lake. Mary is well know by those who have been patients in the Port Perry Hospital, where her cheerful smile and tireless service made the weary hours in 4 hospital bed go much faster. The party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M, McCormick, who so graciously took the part of host and hostess. The first part of the even- ing was spent playing cards or danc- ing to the music being rendered by Dr. Rennie, C. Hooey, D. O'Flarity. A very appetising lunch was served along with tea or coffee. After lunch a letter of appreciation was read to Mary by Mrs: G. Christie, then Mrs. McCormick handed Mary nu lovely gift in the form of a dresser set, pen and pencil, and a nice box of chocolates from Mrs. Aleta MacFar- lane. More music was played, and Mr. G. Christie moved a vote of thanks to Mr. and Mrs. McCormick for the use of their home and the help given to make the evening a success. The party closed with everyone bid- ing Mary good-bye and a safe and pleasant journey. BROCK THEATRE WHITBY (All shows Daylight Saving Time.) Thurs., Fri.,, Saturday, May 19-20-21 Two shows 7.30 and 9.30 p.m. Saturday Matinee at 1.30. . Radio City Revels" with Bob Burns, Jack Oakie, Kenny Baker, Ann Miller, Victor Moore, Milton Berle. Anniversary Services Sunday, May 16th, was Anniversary Day for the United Church in Port} Perry. It was fittingly celebrated with special music by the choir, and addresses by Rev. Archer. Wallace, M.A, D.D,, Toronto, Dr. Wallace is a genial character, and his kindliness and hopefulness, permeate all his expressions, both written and spoken. His .sermons were inspiring and wholesome, and were greatly appreciated, both at Port Perry and at Prince Albert, "A Tale of Two Cities" The illustrated lecture on Monday evening was one of those rare oppor- tunities for enjoyment and enlighten- ment. First, Dr. Wallace is to be con- gratulated upon collecting the finest set of colored slides it has ever been our pleasure to see. The two cities-- London and New York-- were depicted in character- istic fashion. The history of thc one, and modern progress of the other were everywhere in evidence, It is difficult to say which city presented the greater charm, The Londoner (of which the editor is one) saw many beloved and noble pictures, The great figures of history are auto- matically recalled as the Tower, St.. Paul's, Westminster, the British Museum, Cheapside, Charing Cross, and the coster section of the East End, appeared and faded from view. The deep rooted home loving sense can only be secured in a city like London, that has seen triumph, joy and sorrow for thousands of years. The City of. Progress--Upwards In striking contrast were the pic- tures of New York. They were beauti- ful in many respects; but they seemed to be a wonderful mass production, exhibiting an eagerness and a spirit of adventure, so indicative of our con- ception of American life, What courage was shown by those who could dare to erect such buildings as the Empire State Building (1850 ft. high and housing - 80,000 persons); Radio City; Woolworths, the Waldorf- Astoria, and' the luxurious apartment houses ou Riverside Drive. Those who were privileged to see these splendid views, and to come un- der the charm of Dr, Wallace's racy and intimate descriptions, will always remember that evening with pleasure, ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. R. Simpson, Minister Evening Service at 7 p.m, Sunday School at 11 a.m. Everybody weleome Y. P. 8. Tuesaday at 8 pm. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. W. J. H. Smyth, M.A., B.D., Minister. 10 a.m,--Sunday School. 11 a.m. -- "The Conversion which changed England and a Century." celebrating the Bi-Centenary of John Wesley's Conversion. 7 p.m.--Rev. J. 8S. I, Wilson, B.A., B.D. of Oshawa. Official Board will meet at the close of the morning service in the Ladies' Parlor. CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION _ Rector--Rev. J. C. Clough. Sunday, May 22nd-- 9.45 a.m.--Sunday School. 11 a.m.--Morning Prayer and Ser- mon, Thursday, May 26th (Ascension Day) 10.30 a.m.--Holy Communion, ~ 8 p.m.--Evensong and sermon. Sunday, May 29th-- 7 p.m.--Evensong and Sermon. S EALED Tenders addressed to the under- signed and endorsed "Tenders for Coal," will be received until 12 o'clock noon (day- light saving), MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1988, for the. supply of coal and coke "for the Dominion Buildings throughout the Province of Ontario. Forms of tender with specifications and First show, 7.30, last complete show, 8.50. Holiday Matinee, Tuesday, 2 p.m.' BARBARA STANWYCK and HERBERT MARSHALL, in Breakfast for Two. with Glenda Farrell and Eric Blore. Also an ADDED ATTRACTION, "HAWAIIAN BUCK AROO" with Smith Ballew and Evalyn Knapp Monday, Tues., Wed., May 23-24-25 conditions attached can be obtained from Purchasing Agent, Department of Public | Works, Ottawa; and the Supervising Archi- tect, 86 Adelaide St. East, Toronto, Ont. Tenders should be made on the forms sup- plied by the Department and in accordance with departmental specifications and econdi- tions attached thereto. When the amount of a tender exceeds the eum of $6,000.00--whether it be for one build. ing only or more--the tenderers must attach to their tender a certified cheque on a chartered bank in Canada, made payable to the order of the Honourable the Minister ot | Public Works, equal to 10 per cent. of the amount of the tender, or Bearer. Bonds of 'the Dominion of Canada or of the Canadian | National Railway Company and its Sonstithent seni) unconditionally guaranteed as principal and interest by the. Dominion o oy or the aforementioned bonds and a certified cheque, if required odd amount, to make up an The Department also reserve the right to) demand from any successful tenderer a. security deposit, in the form of a certified cheque or bond as above, equal to 10 per cent. of the amount of his bid, to guarantee the Propet fulfilment of the eon tract. i By order, J. MM SOMERVILLE, Bec TeATy. Deparment of Public Works, Ottawa, May 6, 1088, Tr ANA RO EIT 7% hs Vi LO Sieh Thoughtful Remembrance The Memorial Library is the Jicher for a very kind gift given in remem- brance of the late Mrs. J. W. Crozier by fellow employees of Miss Bessie Crozier and staff of Simpson's Ar- cadian Court. Miss Bessie's friends on the staff were very anxious to convey to her their sincere sympathy in her bereave- ment and the conventional custom of expressing sympathy through the medium of flowers at the funeral in this instance being discouraged, they asked if there was any institution as charity in which Mrs. Crozier had worked for and taken an interest in supporting to which they could make a contribution which would have been pleasing to her? This brought the Library into the picture as Mrs, Crozier had been a friend and supporter of it, This sug- 'gestion appealed to the would-be donators and as a result the following Library. Successful Christian Living-- by Harry Emerson Fosdick. Animal Treasures--Ivan T. Sanderson i Madam Curie--Eve Curie, Friendship the Key to Peace-- Dr, H. A. Bruce. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police-- ¢ R. C. Featherstonhaugh. Bearing on the fly-leaf this inserip- 4 tion "In Memory of Annie Johnston | Crozier. Donated to Port Perry Mem-|§ orial Library by Staff and Employees |§ of Simpson's Arcadian Court, To-|& ronto." This gift is unique in its conception 4 and is very much appreciated by the |% Board and being a well selected set|¥ will give a great deal of pleasure to & Library readers for many years. We feel we have personal interest > in Dr, Bruce's volume and also in the Bece History of the R.C,M.P. on account of | ° Sir. James MacBrien, whose work commands several chapters. A RRR ORR RR RR RR Prat tttiietteteeitteteetthss revssessccccosed recsesssessotcsses + 0000000000000000r00s SPECIAL SINGING by Young People. : GREAT DAY OF PREACHING AND SINGING REV. SILAS FOX, from India "will speak in native costume in the BAPTIST GOSPEL HALL OVER WEBSTER'S HARNESS SHOP "MAY 24th, 2.30 and 7.00 p.m. i PEN AIR MEETING at the Lake Front at 6.30 p.m. resssssssssessree 1 00s000000d Oshawa Calvary Baptist 25000000 Al will find. a Warm Welcome FOR SALE Frame -Cottage in the Village of Caesarea, on the East side of Elm street, one 'block from Lake Scugog, together with contents, suitable for a summer cottage or private dwelling, the property of the estate of the late William -- Harran. ~~ For information apply to William Harran, Executor, Caesarea, or Mrs. Della Williams, 62 Phone may 26 Montrave "Avenue, Oshawa, 2666W. HOUSE FOR RENT 8 rooms, soft and hard water, fur- nace, free wood, garden, pasture for two cows, % mile from good bathing beach, Lot 21, 'Cén., 9, Cartwright. Apply to Wesley Campbell, R. R. 1, Nestleton, Ont. june 9 DR. J. B. LUNDY DENTAL SURGEON Office above Bell Telephone Exchange, North side Queen Street, Port Perry. Phones: Office 68w, Residence 88§ : "LOST Pekinese A red color, named Tiger. Reward. 'Finder. notify Mc- Kinzey's Garage, Manchester. LAWN MOWERS Machine, Ground and Repaired Have installed new Atlas Metal Lathe. ' All kinds of metal turning done, including tuning up of any auto- mobile starter or generator armature, Bronze bushings made for Electric Motors, . ete, +S 'CAUSLEY, Propiietor five volumes were presented to the 3 Opp. Treasurers Office, Port Perry. TENDERS FOR COAL AND COKE = CHOICE FRUITS Large Size: Oranges 25¢. Dozen 'Sweet, Juicy Pineapples 180. Each Grapefruit . 8 for 260 Loeal Manager A LEO SMITH . Phone 268 TUNA FISH SUNFLOWER FANCY PINK SALMON - co & SANBORN FFEE SILVER RIBBON CHRISTIE'S PREMIUM . FRY'S BREAKFAST COCOA wl SOAP 10 on Comfort Soap 10 = TOMATO Juiced SODA BISCUITS * ta "DOMINION" EXTRA VALUES CRAWFORD BRAND SOLID LIGHT MEAT "- CHRISTIE'S SODAS CHRIST! IES ASSORTED CREAMS VALUES EFFECTIVE MAY 16TH TO 23aD PLEASHNT PERSONAL SERVICE ha 2 4 TE TT TI SRE OT VC Pet The (You can save with Safely it Your Rexall Stere) ADRIENNE TOILETRIES : i ® If you want the finest in Face Powder veaensnanss $60 toiletries, harmonized make-up, Rouge .i...........00000 60 B exquisite perfume, and creams Lipstick ................ 60 & of fleecy smoothness, here they Face Creams ............ 50 ¥ are. : Perfumes ......25¢. and 50c. Quality that cannot be sur- ~~ Bath Powder .............L00 § passed and at very moderaté Taleum ..,.............. B35 8 : prices. . Face Lotion ,............ .50 i " : oo he ¢ » DR. W. S. HARPER Li araduate at Trinity Means cee ad | Wo A, Sangster Trinity ushuisity, | Toronto. : : Post Graduate in Suey of Medical Gredu- DEN¥AL SURGEON Not Rast Condon. Posi 2 dradunie ia Olen | Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 pm, bd 4 London, (i ld, t. Office Up-Stairs, over Sleep's Office and Surgery: Port Pa Perry, On i dinghy ; PASTURE FOR RENT -- $4.00 a head for season. Apply to: FOR SALE--USED LUMBER E. WHITE, MANCHESTER Approximately--3 pecs. timber 8x8 spd --16 ft.; 1 pe. timber 6x6--20 ft.; 50 {yp = DR. A. 8S. BLACK pes, 2x6--12 ft.; 8 pes. 1x12--12 ft.; VETERI™ ARIAN and SURGEON |500 bd. ft. Cove Siding; 200 bd, ft. Overseas Se .ce in the Royal Army Veterin-| Roofing, - Doors. Inquire: L. A. A TDs, ree yea assistant with] KOCH, Contractor & Builder, Phone Phone 62, SROOKLIN, Ont. '31, Port Perry. : NC E DRESSMAKING DONE BARN DA The undersigned is prepared to do Dance to Billie Williamson and his| dressmaking at her premises, Rosa Orchestra at BEN JONES' Steel Barn | St, Port Perry {the Ruddy property 5 miles West of Port Perry, THURS. | next to the Fair Grounds.) Good ex-- DAY night; MAY 12th. Feature:|Perience. Suit, coat and "dressmaking Zena Cheevers, Canada's outstanding done. Good workmanship. Reason- Lp Tap and Acrobatic Dancer. 9 to 2|8able prices. Elizabeth Bodollo. 26 * am. (S8.T.) Admission 25¢c. - TERT - FOR SALE NOTICE TO CREDITORS Piano and stéve in good condition, i$! In the Estate of Robert J. Booth, late| Apply to Miss L. Sprague, Prince of the Township of Whitby, in the| Albert. 3 : County of Ontario, Farmer, Deceased. es All persons having claims against] (The firm of GrEzt & HUMPHREYS is disolved) £ A the estate of Robert J. Booth, late of] ARTHUR W. S. GREER : the Township of Whitby, in the Coun- , ; ty of Ontario, Farmer, deceased, who| -, a ® By Pb aig See on died on the 25th day of April, 1984, ° of each week; or by appointment. are hereby notified to send to the un-| Queen Street, Port' Perry, Phone 264 dersigned solicitors on or befort June Gth,- 1938, full partioulass of their 'Notice to Builders claims". Closing date extended one week Immediately after Tune '6th, 1988, hes the Aege of the deceased will be dis-| = Sealed tenders for the alterations tributed' among the parties entitled|at Manchester school will be received : thereto, having regard only to claims |up to 12 o'clock noon, May 21st, 1938. «3 : 3 of which the solicitors shall then have Lowest or any tender not necessarily © : notice. excepted. Work to be completed dur- Dated at Oshawa, this 4th Lay of [ing summer holidays, Plan and May, 1938. specifications at the secretary's house. HARRIS, HARRIS & WALLACE,| H. O. Dobson, Secretary-Treasurer, | 41 Alger Bldg., Oshawa, Ont., Solicit-| Manchester, R. R. 4, Port Perry. 4 ors for the Estate. The firm of Gam & Humrmasys fs disoived RUSSELL D. HUMPHREYS 24Y;8imcoe Street North, Oshawa. Phone 814 . Xr SALA oT J week or by appointment. Queen Street, Port Perry, Phone 264 a. WORK WANTED y X The undersigned who has experience 4 : as a clerk, is requiring work. yk ing to do day's work in gardening, ete. ; Steve Bodollo, next 'to Fair Grounds. Tom. : Sp 2 me_. 25 WANT ADS. BRING a The cost is small, Try them 2 35 - MAN WITH CAR 33 Watkins Dealer (preferably be-_ + tween 26 and 50) needed immediately : to supply established demand for = -~ : 35 World Famous Spices, Extracts, Bak- > C8 . ing Powder, Soaps, Cleansers, Medi- " { 29 cines, Fly Spray, Mineralized Stock 4° x . ¥ and Poultry Tonics. 70 years reputa- Es cam dhe tion. 10,000 dealers. Must be satis- 19 fied with $30.00 weekly to start. Sell- . { ing experience unnecessary, Farm how 1 experience helpful. Credit furnished. ° . 4 right parties, Write immediately to, \ The J.R, Watkins Company, Montreal, | . Que, Dept. o-p-b6. may19 _ NOTICE--HEIRS WANTED xT : In the Estate of William Mole, late n of the Township of Reach, in the iy ; , County of Ontario, farmer, deceased. * - Rs » 1 pe -- Will anyone having any information 3 concerning the present whereabout of " : Charlie Molg.or Mahalie Mole or the .4 * 4 : heirs of ¢ fof them communicate with the ot om The Admini- "| strator wishes to locate the heirs or i next of kin of the above-named Wil- liam Mole to enable him' to distribute the estate. Harris, Harris and Wallace, Bar- risters, 41 Alger Building, Oshawa, Ontario, Solicitors for the Admini- stratof, ' SE " - 3