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Personal Items The regular monthly meeting of the Imperial Order Daughters of the iim- pire will be held at their rooms in the Library on Monday, Feb. 6, at 8 La i "Mr, and Mrs. Roy F¥, Day of .To- ronto, spent the week end with their parents Mr. and Mrs. David Day, Miss Muriel Cook and Mr. Arthur _ Veary, both of. Toronto, visited Mrs. Ww m, Cook over the Week- end. Mr. Wm. T. Cawker was home from Guelph from the Wednesday to Sun- day. Mr. Cooper of Toronto, spent last Thursday at the Sebert House. Mrs. Cecil King is spending a few weeks with her mother in Toyonto. Miss Jean Cawker was hoine for the week-end from Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. E, Sawden and family, Mrs. J. King and Mr. Roy King, visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. Cecil King.on Sunday. "Mr. and Mrs. David Jackson, of To- ronto, visited her parents Dr. and Mra. J. B. Lundy over the week-end. » . Lions Club Notes' Friday evening of last week was the regular meeting time for the Port Perry Lions. They had a special treat upon this occasion, as Rev. Russell Q'Brief, of Whitby, gave a graphic and highly entértaining picture of his trip to Trinadad, and his brief.stay on that Island. He is a master of the art of "deseription "and "transporied his hearers to those tropical conditions so thoroughly, that (as Mr. Gemmell put it when seconding the Vote-of thanks to Mr. 'O'Brien) there was danger of thé men walking out of the hotel with- out their overcoats -- however, they didn't. The travelogue, _although greatly condensed, was one of the raciest and most picturesque that has been given here. Preparations are going forward for the "Ladies' Night" to be held on Fri- day, Fanvary 10th. Lions Bert Hutcheson and Alymer Cawker attended the banquet to Sec'y- Ggneral Melvin Jones founder of Lions International, on Friday evén- OSHAWA AIR-CONDITIONED FRIDAY:SATURDAY ~~ FEBRUARY 8- iJ ; Paris Honeymoon ¢ JERE Starzing Bing, Coothy - Franciska Gast 3 ADDED. Popeye Cartoon A Date to Skate REVIVAL «= Friday, 10.45 pr m. The Big City Starring Spencer Tracy and Luise Rainer 7. ) Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, FEBRUARY 6-7-8 "Photographed in Technicolor "Kentucky" Starring "8ST, JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. R. Simpson, Minister, Sunday School at 2 p.m, © Public arship at 7 p.m. Everybody welcome, A CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Rector-~Rev. J. C. Clough.- Bunday, February Sth-- mon. 11 'a.m.---Holy Communion and ser SPECIAL FARM SLEIGHS 2 inch shoe, Reg. $39.00 FOR $44.00 2Y; inch shoe, Reg. $62.50, FOR $46.00 | i DIAMOND HARROW. SPECIAL 3 Standard Full Weight. 3 Section, Reg. $23.60. Special $19.00} 4 Section, Reg. $30.00, Special $24.50 | C" SWITZER PORT PERRY ; el PP LEADERSHIP "Generations. ago - Cyrus Hall Me: |# Cormick, {nventor of the world's first |} | successful reaper, fathered the liberal | & JAWRENCE'S -- Store a Noxzema THE GREASELESS SKIN CREAM 8 sizes--gll spectally.'. (You Can Save with "Safety at Your Rexall Store.) as apa KRUSCHEN BALTS (Glint pkg.) 69¢. NOVA KELP TABLETS - FROSST'S 217 TABLETS * : 88¢., 76¢c., $1,50 BAYER'S ASPIRIN, 22, $9c., '98c, 3 sizes 79¢., $1.39, $2.79 3 Pin wSuiday. Sehoul; Sunday, February 12th-- 8.p.m, --Sunday School, LC 7 p.m. Evensong and Sermon Monday, February 6th-- 8 pm, -- Young People's Skating Party. since enabled great numbers of agri- proved machines and pay for them out of increased earnings. The machines bad, have been a substantial factor' fn PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Sunday, February 5th. 11 a.m.--The "Generosity" of Jesus 7 pm~--"Daring Fishermen"-- Iu Wednesday, February 8th-- W.M:S, at the home of Mra. ° Gemmell, at 8 p.m. the progress and success of agriculture during the past seventy-five years. year ago because of the soundness ot this policy, International Harvester Company took another vital step for- time payment plan policy which has |¥ -_|culturalists the world over ta buy im- 1% made possible, through'good years and | § A i : all specially priced. J § 25 size, Special 15¢. § 7.75 size; Special 89¢. NY $1.08 size, Special 89c. f p URETEST COD LIVER OIL, 50¢c. and $1.00 AMPOLES: €OD LIVER A. M: LAWRENCE mR. romt PERRY ward by introducing the I Pur- "| chase Plan on Deferred Payments, any R. G. month of the year to make payments, y less interest to pay. For 1939 another forward step was taken--reduced prices. strated. Mrs. 'Florence Jeffrey is visiting her "sister in Toronto. Miss Nellic McNamara visited with Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Bowerman over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. McKinley, Mr. and Murs. Earl Beare, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Beare, Mr. and' Mrs. Chas. Bowerman, Mr. and Mrs. C. Marshall; Port Perry, Mr. C. Coombe of Manchester, Mrs. Wallace and daughter June attended a cuchre and dance at Utica recently. : Miss Margaret Hayes of Toronto, was home for the week-end. Miss R. Hall left this week to train as nursg-at St. Michael's Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ploughman ! are visiting with friénds in Windsor. Murs. M. .- Beare entertained several ladies in hour of the 80th birthday of her motlier Mrs. D. Boe, on Monday. Mr. F. Mann was in Toronto recent- ly. + Mr. Geo. Tinsley of Toronto, was * home for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. A. Woods and Mr. T. ing last, at the King Edward Hotel. While driving conditions were not, too favourable they report a splendid time and met many old frignds among the Bowmanville, Whitby, Port Hope, and Newmarket Lions which clubs were out in force. It was surprising, when the Club roll was=ealled to note the distant points which had sent. delegates-- Sault "Ste. Marie, Timmins, Bucking- ham being West, North and East. The address by Melvin Jones was an month. - He réferred ta his first mis- fngly had not much to offer. and over 110,000 members. -- ---- lo - ~ RECENT HAPPENINGS Dugout recently. Quite a from Port Perry attended. ners were: Ladies--1st Mrs. W. Kinley, Port Perry; low, Mrs. Stones, Port Perry. Gentlemen-- 1st, excellent one and his report of the growth of Lions Clubs was a surprise, 50 to 60 new clubs are sponsored every sion to Toronto in 1919 when Lionism was only a few years old. and seem- On this visit he could report over "3500 clubs __Uxbridge--A large crowd attended the mixed euchre party at the Legion number Prize win- Me- M. J. Watson, Uxbridge; low, Tom. Asher Loretta Young, Richard G reene, Walter Brennan. Komance of the Blue Grass Land COMING FOR THREE DAYS. February 9-10-11 Errol Flynn-and Basil Rathbone "in The Dawn Patrol Doe Bray Chicks are real money- 'makers. I can prove it. oe between cash and credit price was eliminated under mew finance plafi which means. cheaper machines, «CG, SWITZER, Local Dealer. Spread price ; AUCTION SALE JAMES WARD, Wednesday, Feb. Brock Tp., 2 miles cast of Blackwater. Implements, Grain and. Seeds. your order here. 100% live TED JACKSON, Auctionger. livery guaranteed. == --- EN :FOR SALE : Wallace Marlow Cook Stoye--Range, in good order. Blaokstock, Ontario | Apply to Joel Miller; Phone 190 r 22, Port Perry, Lot 8, Con. 6, Reach. IAANANRARARAANS CAARAASAAAS ARRRASH BLUEBIRD SxnuIN DIAMOND RINGS OURKD FARK AGAINST LOSS NOTE Every diamond is insured. Bentley's Jewelry Stora. Port Perry. 156th, at his: premises, lot 19, Con, 3, Horses, Registered and grade cattle, Belleville.--The city council has de- cided to investigate the advisability of insttuting -a city managership at the present time. The council will attempt to have the necessary bill put through the Ontario Legislature. + +e ~Waods, of Toronto, were hain for the week end. 3 ---------- Messrs: John-and Philip- Orde were home from Toronto over Sunday. Toronto, was in isiting friends. Mr. G. Bish town on i v Mrs, A J. Carnegie is visiting -her son Arthur, in" Oshawa. . She left on Tuesday aiid. expels, | to be back on Sunday. Miss Florence McMillan is visiting her brother in Oshawa for-a couple of months, - ? _. Mp. Samson Yelland, of Exeter, is in town for a' tinie, "working in the "Jeffrey & Taylor harness factory. ' of Port Perry. A draw for a chicken was won by Clifford Wagg, Uxbridge. Refreshments were served, concluding with "God Save the Kng." : Ph * * * _ Bowmanville. -- Two smart plays stg@éd by students featured the an- nual commencement exercises of Bow- manville High School. Some of those Parle Francais", were Owen Fagan, 'Dorothy Harnden, Pat Emmett, and Bert. Johnston: - * * Unionville. -- Fire completely de- stroyed the small fraine home at Milli- ken's Corners, of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward Stoddard early Monday morn- ing. Mr. Stoddard, his wife and 19 who appeared _ in the .play--"Ica_ on}. - Sunderland, --A verdict of accidental jury, which enquired into the death of Richard Cornelius and Albert Young, Brock Township, The two were in a'car driven by Young which was involevd in a collision with a truck awned by Bryan Farms, driven by S. Re, of Sunderland. - Torpor ot ro) certified seed potatoes to -the United States under the Canada-U. S. Trade Agreement for the quota year, -which commenced on December 1; 1937, and ended on Nov. 30, 1938, totalled 745,497 bushels, or 99.4 per cent. of total quota. * * * $ LY Oshawa Board of Education sets its death was réturned by a coroner's] Phon es]... _Garage-74. Residence 285. Fivestone TIRES |i FOR EVERY PURPOSE oo : prs AE roal 'blue c Proveforyourself:. have already proved Let us send you a "1s our .as Yih 100,000 Canadian housewives that' avajléble standard of heating valve and satisfaction. % E. REESOR CHOICE M EATS HOUSEWIVES ENJOY * HEATING COMFORT blue coal' gives the highest fon -- Phone NOW .. Phones 78] and 78w - "PORT PERRY "Motto." McDONALD, MOTORS Port Perry; Ont. T® S$ hop DOMINIOK : nemsmsBaPOar Tamar nesday, February 1st, 1939. Sorry to hear that June Blewett was taken to Oshawa Hospital for an ap- pendi ix operation, ond of Bowmanville's oldest and most beloved citizens was ninety years old Monday. He was honoured as an "Outstanding Citizen" by the Lions Club last Monday. evening. _DISHONORED - Fred -and Ted were Shschming a mutual friend. "He gave his girl up after two years' courtship," sald Fred, "because he found she had a past." - - "Oh, what was that?" "She'd been drummed out of the 'Brownies' when she was seven." -- AN Apis er said" that Mr. Amro was the second member- of "The Statesman" stac to be honoured by the Lions Club. L] LIES J Lindsay.~--~Mr. and Mrs, Jack Hooey of Lindsay spent Sunday night, Jan. 22, huddled around a fire with the temperature around zero, stranded on a bleak road in" a swamp between Newcastel and Lindsay. The couple These grants are to be reduced this The report of the Community Con- rox EXTRA VALUES ear old son were forced to flee fr re ) v cert held a, week will be found on a Ai un hd wight ht. ope for aa 9 at $222,000, $547 Jess page 8 of this issue. | tive. .Due to increased erat Boh the "oMINO BLACK Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Palmer. were| - 43 Department of Education, the Board v TEA 8-ox. 2E 1-1b. Ge gifted with a baby 'daughter on Wed- Bowmanville--David Morrison, Sr.;| finished 1938 with a surplus of $9031. Pkge. , Pkge. , Two young men were discussing a were returning from Newcastle when!fad snid to him: "Bed bugs are so mutual acquaintance, 'Poor old Fred seems to have got it badly," said one. ' "What's he been doing now 1" asked i 10 TTT the other friend: : Whitby. -- Ontario Regiment Band, fies a "Why", was the reply, "ever since] gave 'a very fine concert, under' the : he got engaged to the vicar's daughter, baton: of Jack 'Broadbent, in Brock ih SPA lie's been wearing hig collars the Theatre, on Sunday evening to assist J wrong way round, and nov he's having the Whitby Citizens' Band. 1 stained po windows put fn his' new a al car' § 22) BORN : vi i . . FISHER -- At the Hospital, Port Me i Hot Valentine Perry, on Tuesday, January 24th, 1939 Supper ¢ 'Keep rnp 14th" open for the Valentine Supper to be held in the basement of the United Church under the auspices of the Evening Auxiliary of the W.M.8, Supper served. at 6.30 pm. Adis sion 86¢, Everybody welcome. ~ "| ParIst, on' Friday, at 2 p.m, the engine of their car gave a few gas tank was amply. LJ] to Mr. and Mrs. J. Milton Fisher, of Blackstock, a son--Dexton Dixon. oA ibk DIED DAVEY--At Oshawa .Hospital, Wednesday, February 1, 1989, Jousph Davey, of Port Pérry. < Funegal at McDermott's Funeral r coughs, sputtered and went dead." The, In Dominion Stores, DOMING TEA 2ultells ny othet brand 1 Je 1B) get : ae [%) |] : a - " EL" RA 5] 1 a [| rs yoar by about $5000. t] Lowi for values. And ho Wy found hy top whi in style 3 The budget is divided into three se¢-| g POMINGITEA"S:. tions, Public Schools $138,309,32, 'm CLASSCO'S : Collfgate, --$44 04847; Wooats FF Bi § VS ei--, SW, PRER ---- -- = » partment $39,642.47, : hi i STRAWBERRY Pein Jor 8 : 8 a BULK READICUT . 9 ] pu: fapets J Ibe. SAYS B¥GS CAUSE OF RADIO a MACARONI . 5 5 " Cw § MILD CHEESE 2 ~.25 : [|] ] Peterboro, Jan, 80. -- When 'police| m C 5 a answered repeat calls to the north end| 16-0x. : in a dispute between neighbours, one] - I MAPLE SYRUP Bot. 25 . of them complained he'd been sland- ER "OLD SALT" 10-08 i ered. He charged that his neghbour| 15 GEYUIIP cram crower 3.28 : thick in your house, they've crowded n * * O° a! ny vadio aerial causing static." a he [] PRAT . 'n ¥oobe or | SHE OATS Quick 7 - 25 a ii 25 ? Quick i : - . 2 PEANUT ne 28 Rom 2 < "18 . ~ - \ WITIR Jor v Ho : n : : [ r V-- : Bayside Stuffed Manzanil ~{ NOT ICE. _ AD 8 OLIVES he 33 8 \ : # y / " > Fen n Starting on Thursday, January A » TissUE «3; 25 nn 12th, a lucky number tickets will - . Jes Rett 3.8 no begiven with each finger wave. Toe A : * ; Holder of the lucky ticket will » 2 ORANGES ,252's NEW CABBAGE ' no reccive a $5.00 Permanent Wave i X z 535% . ! FREE. 2 doz. 35¢. 6c. _ Draw will be ME Saturday, ' . February 25th, _ THE BELLETTE BEAUTY , SHOPPE Miss Isabel Ewers Proprietor A} -------------- These Yolwes Effective Unt Saturdoy MM, February "4th Youcy also dep ~ BERT. MacGREGOR"S WE DELIVER r PHONE 72-R-2 end on our service. ow; PORT PERRY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING || BULLETIN -W. A. Sangster DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours: 9 a.m. to § p.m. Office Upstairs, over Bleep's Insurance Office. MONDAY NIGHT _ to be Children's lucky nuthber ,night. in future. WEDNESDAY NIGHT, adult 8 lucky number night. Extra i o prize for a rural locality. memper- 'the 'CARNIVAL Friday, FEB. 3rd CAIN, BURNS SR NU SoBe SOR IR, . 'Radio Repairs CALL ~ John Farmer Phone 88, Port Perry SUITS BPONGED AND PRESAED 60.Cents |suITS CLEANED - Dry Cleaned $1.00 C. P. ROLPH "OVER THE OBSERVER OFFICE x "| North Side Bo g of $5 wan 5 : a 3 EE LL a a (The firm of Greer & Humphreys ls disclved.) ARTHUR W. '8. GREER 'in attendance at my Port Perry office oa Wednesday morning, and-Friday afterhoon " of each week, or by appointment. Queen Street, Port Perry, Phone 264 (TTFe Bi of Greer & Tompbrers a dive) RUSSELL D. HUMPHREYS 24%; Simcoe Street North, Oshawa. 1 Phone 814 . in attendance at my Port Perry ofice on Tuesday and Thursday afterneons of each week 'or by appelntment. Queen Street, Port Perry, Phone 264 DR. J. B. LUNDY DENTAL SURGHON cha Office above Bell Telephone ueen Th! flee 68w, bork Fart Phones: DR. A. §. BLACK \/ JELISIVASIAN, fad, SUBRON, ary Three years as assletant with .. English and Scotch Veterinsry Surgeons. Phone 62 ' - BROOKLIN Ontarlo HARDING' Ss ACID TREATMENT. For Arthritis, Rheumatic Pains, Sciatica, Lumbago, - Kidney Troubles, Neuritls. - Ask MORRISON the druggist - about ft. 4 y Ln