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- ------Ashton's.- * son's recently. PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, TH BROCK THEATRE - Phone 618, WHITBY (All Shows Daylight Saving Time) All Shows Daylight Saving Time THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, JUNE 13-14-15 Last complete show Mhursday and Friday at 8.60; Saturday at 9.30, Saturday Matinee at 1.30. © Gene Autry, in "Blue Montana Skies" with Smiley Burnette. also an ADDED Attraction "The Covered Trailer" with James, Lucille and Russell . Gleason, PLE LR CE Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, JUNE 17-18-19 Last Complete show at.§.50, "INTERMEZZO" with Leslie Howard, Ingrid Bergman. Also an ADDED Attraction + Zane Grey's "Heritage of the Desert" with Donald Woods, Evelyn Venable, Russell Hayden, Robert Barrat. | Beatty Block ~~ - EPSOM Don't forget choir practice for the * anniversary. Mr. Drew MeCullough at- Joe Wil- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ashton of Oshawa at Mr. Howard -Mr.- Johnson of Pinedale-at hs daughter's Mrs. Lorne Snoddon's. Mrs. Will Cook of Uxbridge at Will Swinton's. | Born--To Mr, and Mrs. Will Swin- ton, a baby girl. Rev. A Bushell attended confer- ence at Owen Sound last week. A large number from here attended the ~~ Utica Cemetery Decoration; Much credit is due the caretaker and those in charge. Mr. and Mrs, Jos. P. Wilson with Mr, and Mrs. T. Lakey, on Sunday. Mrs. Robt. Clark is holding a shower for Miss Marjory Pogue .on Wednesday afternoon. Congratulations to Roy Wilson on passing his- third form on his year's work. Sorry to report: Mr. John Millman Sr., who is in Toronto, on a visit, is very ill. : Y. P. U. will be held at the home of Mr. Herman Kerry, on Tuesday night. Myrtle Station The Music Festival held on Friday night in the community hall by the school scholars was a real success. Those who attended and who were in- terested in music heard something they will not soon forget. Those who were not present missed a very plea- sant and: interesting evening, Mrs. Parsons, the singing teacher, was in charge, assisted by Miss Smith. The ' program opened with two patriotic Counter, Panco Tap Sole - - $3.90 Best Gr. Good Wear, leather sole inside coun's 3.50 WORK "SOCKS--20c. 2bc. 30c. 35c. Per Pair DRESS SOCKS--20c, 26c. 3be. b50c. Per Pair Work Pants, Good Quality, at per pair, $1.66 "= W. E. WEBSTER -- - I NO ON TN URSDAY, JUNE 18th, 1940' PRENTICE'S Beauty Parlour --Phaone 223-- With or Without Appointments --SPECIALS -- ISANA Machineless Permanents: $3.50 & $5. NAIVETTE OIL Machineless Permanents $4.50 and $6.00 ISANA CREAM Permanent Wave--$5. Oil Permanents $2, $3, $4 and $5 Shampoo & Finger-Wave MANICURE - - FACIAL - - Phone 228, Port Perry ARTHUR PRENTICE, Prop. 50c 35¢ 50¢ ; eT Re Sale ame Ho Ho! Here They Are Best Grade Good Wear Waterproof Work Boots, $4.25 -Best-Grade Good-Wear- Leather Sole, Outside Port Perry choruses by the senior pupils, followed by a recitation, "Family Traits", by Hugh-Grant. Mrs, Parsons is teach- ing her pupils to play the mouth or- gah by note, and three numbers were played, accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Parsons. Rhythm demonstration by both seniors and Juniors showed how the value of the notes is taught. The little juniors pleaséd the audience by singing six delightful short songs. Beverley Stewart recited, "Polly buys a hat". An action song, "Fishin", by four_boys in suitable costume, was well done. Mrs. Parsons gave a work demonstration which made music and singing so interesting that it is no wonder that the pupils love to learn them, The chairman of the school board, Mr. Frank Booth, ex- pressed appreciation of Mrs. Parsons' work, but regretted there were not more parents and-ratepayers present to see and hear the evening's enter- tainment.-- It is a work that is really worth while and is getting splendid results. Audrey Grant recited "A déar little Goose" and following this, on behalf of the pupils, little Doris May Heron and Patsy Lunney pre- sented Mrs. Parsons with a flower vase. The festival closed with two verses of each of "Unto the Hills" and "Abide with Me", sung by the "| seniors. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Northey and Miss Ethel Hobbs of Oshawa called on friends on Saturday. Mr. Hinde and son Jack of Toronto visited on Saturday with Dick. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Stredwick and family of Oshawa were Sunday visit- ors with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. John Lawrie, Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Lawrie, of Oshawa, were callers on Sunday at the _home of Mrs. Francis Briggs. Red Cross workers gathered in the All through the year are at your service with t market prices. : : courteous service, [ "EVERY DAY SERVICE Phone calls receive prompt and Bert. MaeGregor, on every shoppin da we he best meats at the At Phone 72-r-2 Church basement on Tuesday of last week and cut and arragned blocks for quilt tops. A new supply of yarn has arrived and thosé who are in need of more may get it from Mrs. Luery who is in charge of the distribution of materials,. and receiving - made-up articles. : Mrs. Roy Thompson was a visitor with relatives in Oshawa on Tuesday of last week, Mrs. Frank Harrison spent several days of last week with her sister in Oshawa. Mrs. George Holliday visited from Tuesday until Thursday with relatives in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs.-Jack Blight of Brook- lin called on relatives on Sunday. A large number of relatives, close friends and former neighbours of the late Mrs. Nelson Gilroy gathered at Pine Grove Cemetery on Saturday afternoon to pay final respect to her whom they loved and so highly es- teemed. Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Gilroy resided in Myrtle many yedrs ago un- til the death of Mrs. Gilroy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Netherton, when they moved to the homestead on the townline, There they farmed until Mr. Gilroy's death, some ten years ago, Mrs, Gilroy then went to live with her daughter in 'Toronto, and where she passed away on Thurs- day afternoon after a lingering ill- ness. Surviving are Oscar, who is farming in the Oakwood district, and Lola, Mrs. Price, of Toronto, to whom sincere sympathy is extended. Rev. R. H. Wylie of Columbus conducted the service at the graveside. Mr. and Mrs. P. 1. Bentley and Mr. and Mrs. E. Ball of Millbrook were Sunday callers at the parsonage. Mr. and Mrs. Kdgar Cooper and Douglas of Torento, spent the week- end with relatives. . «Mr. B. Graham of Claremont, who is relieving man on the C.P.R. section here, spent Sunday at his home. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Masters visit- ed with relatives in Peterboro and Pontypool. A number from Wore attended the Decoration service in Utica on Sunday. Mrs. Carey and grandchildren visit- ed in Oshawa on Saturday, Mr. Ernie Duchemin and-Miss Stace of Toronto, were week-end visitors with 'Mr. and Mrs. D. Duchemin. Bob Vallier of the Ontario Regi- ment (tank) stationed at Camp Bor den, was at his home on Sunday. In the absence of Rev. G. S. Gervan, Rev. Jos. Denny of Prince Albert, con- ducted the church service on Sunday afternoon, He chose I King 17:2-9 for his text. - One day last week dogs worried a flock of sheep belonging to Mr. Alan Downey, killing one and injuring about fifteen. Six of these were so badly hurt that they had to be put out of their misery. Fortunately Alan was able-tp kill one of the dogs, but the other breed. No doubt they will repeat the offence unless they are shut up, - Rev. G. S. Gervan was in Port Hope last week attending the Bay of Quinte Conference meeting. Among those ordained to the ministry on June 9th, was Floyd Honey, son of Rev. W. E. and Mrs. Honey, of Cavan, a former pastor, on the Myrtle Charge. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Bunker and Joy, of Oshawa, Mrs. Joseph Green- tree of Harmony called on relatives on Saturday afternoon. Mr. Ed. Carmichael of Florida, is with his sister, Mrs, Innis Grant. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Harrison, Mrs. R. Long and Dorothy McCartney visited with friends in Cannington on Sunday. _ The Faithful Workers' S. 8. Class held the regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. O. H. Lane, on Wed- nesday evening of last week. Mrs. G. S. Gervan, president, conducted the worship service and the business period. The class voted $6.00 to the Myrtle branch of the Red Cross. Each member contributed a number on the program which followéd and a pleas- ant social evening was enjoyed. Mrs. R. Percy assisted Mrs. Lane with the krefreshments served at the close of the evening. No more meetings un- til September. Sunday School next Sunday at us| with Church service at 7 p.m. MANCHESTER Manchester Sunday School will hold its Anniversary services on June 23, at 7.30 pm. Rev. Mr. Wylie of Col- umbus will-- preach, and Bethesda choir will sing. The service will be held in the Township Hall. | The date for the S. S. Picnic has not yet been aet. Mr. Harry Masters, Toronto, spent the week end with his parents here, Mr. and Mrs, F, Wells and Mrs, Wells, Toronto, spent Sunday with abi Brothers and Mrs, Lamb, GIRLS! / FREE GIFTS A Mr. Maunsell Gerrow, nurse-in- training at Ontario Hospital, Whitby, spent a day at his home here. Mr. Holtby of London, is spending the summer with his daughter Mrs. Howard Dobson. Miss A. Stump and Mr. Toombs of Prince Albert, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Dobson on Sunday. The Women War Workers of the Manchester Branch of the Red Cross meet each Thursday afternoon in the Township Hall, Manchester. All ladies interested are urged to attend. our help is needed. The Red Cross wishes to thank all who donated blankets. Nine blankets were received. The. same have been sent to the Red Cross Warchouse and acknowledged with thanks. Anyone wishing to _ donate blankets. kindly leave with Mr. W. F. Dobson, at Man- chester. -------- ANNIVERSARY AT MANCHESTER The Manchester Sunday School An- niversary will be held June 23rd, at 7.30 p.m, Rev. Mr. Wylie, Columbus, - | will be the speaker and Bethesda choir will provide special music, june20 --_-- we oy -------- UTICA The Decoration Services on Sunday was well attended and the cemeteries well decorated. The Rev, Mr, Girvan gave a splendid address. Music was provided by Uxbridge Quartette with Miss Nichols as organist. - Mrs.-Doten of Calgary is spending a few weeks with her sister Mrs. R. Harper. Mrs. Lee of Toronto spent the week end with Mrs, A. Reynolds. Mrs. L. Cassidy and Clayton of Brooklin, spent Sunday at Mr, Harold Kerry's. Mr, and Mrs. Roy Hart visited at Mr. Frank Kendall's recently. Mr. and Mrs. Red Shaw and family visited at Mr. I. Geer's on Sunday. Mr, and Mus. Geo. Prentice, Port Perry, visited at Geo. Ward's. Sorry to report Mrs, Leighton on the sick list, Mrs. Jewett and daughter of To- ronto, visiting at Mrs. Jas. Mitchell's. Miss Olive Bassett spent the week end with parents in Dunbarton. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Prentice and Ruth visited on Sunday at Mr. C. Geer's. Mr. and Mrs. R. Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Bennett and Mrs, Dear- bourne of Oshawa calling at Mr. C. W. Lakey's recently Mr. and Mrs. C. 'Webster, Mr. and Mrs, Kennedy, Mrs. Geo. Smith, Lloyd and Miss Edith Lakey, visited at Mr. C. W. Lakey's on Sunday. PHONE 85 - HOME ADDRESS -BICHOW STREET ar Fores - 4 for all Be sure to get the COUPON in this space NEXT WEEK s-1118 [ASAARAARAAR RARARKRRRRRARR CRTC RRRRRX RARE RRR RRR XRRRRREN GREENBANK Sorry to report Mr, Mr. The Fidelis Class met at the home of Mrs. Spencer last Thursday noon. Several from here attended the An- niversary services at Pinedale last Sunday. - Congratulations to Walter Phoenix on completing his University Course. He left for Montreal last week where he had secured at position with Can- adian Industries Ltd. Dr. G. W. Cragg, Mrs. Cragg and son, of Cornwall visited his parents for the week-end. Several. from here Women's Association Salem on Monday. Mr. G. S. Smallman and Miss Betty Jefreyyvisitedtat Mr. W. Somerville's on Saturday. - R. Cragg and John Beaton on the sick list, the at attended "convention ED PRINCE ALBERT Church service and Sunday School are being withdrawn nert Sunday ow- ing the annual Decordtion service at Pine Grove Cemetery at 2 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. A. Reesor have moved from Toronto into the house of Mr. Chas. Patterson. Mrs. A. weeks in Uxbridge at the home of her sister Mrs. Broad. Mr. and Mrs. "W. Martyn and Allen, were with relatives in Toronto on Sunday. Miss Barlow entertained a number of friends on Saturday. SEI Mrs. F. Vickery visited with vre- Iatives in Oshawa recently. ------ PORT PERRY United Church Sunday School Annivresary will be held on Sunday June 23rd ------ DIED In Whitby, on Sunday, June Oth, Marjorie Jannette Bentley, youngest daughter of the late James and Jan- nette Bentley of Utica. Burial was made at Utica on June I1.,, FOR SALE One re-conditioned Beatty Washer, $1.00 a week. One demonstrator Ironer; one used Vacuum Cleaner, Apply to D. J. Healy at Carnegic's Hardware Store, Port Perry, Phone 61 ERR ARAAASASAAAAARASASARAAAASASAAASAAARAAAAY FOR REPAIRS of ELECTRICAL Household Appliances Call JOHN FARMER PORT PERRY" after- Heayn recently spent two 7 IH L4 me RED & WHITE store FISH SALE SPECIAL PRICES for Thursday, Friday, Saturday June 13, 14, and 15 SALMON, Pink Seal, W's per tin ..... oi 10¢ SALMON, Red Seal, I's, per tin ....... Res scsi. oie gd § Rie 25¢. SALMON, Clover Leaf Sockeye, 2's, per tin ........ 21e: LOBSTERS, Gold Medal, V's, per tin o.oo 17c. "JF" SOAP FLAKES DEAL-- pkg. "JIF" and 2 Swedish Style Crystal Fruit Dishes Je. SILVER GLOSS STARCH, new package ............ 12¢. GOLD MEDAL WAX, 1 Ib. tin S. 0. 8S. Magic Scouring Pads, ...... 1 for tde.,, 8 for 24e. MANYFLOWERS SOAP-- 1 cakes and comb, all for 2c. MASTER DOG BISCUITS ........ ial. Ih 15¢. Red & White ORANGE PEKOE TEA.......... Va Ib. 37c. Red & White JELLY, true fruit flavors ......3 pkgs. 19e¢. Stuart's ORANGE MARMALADE, 32 oz. jar ........ 25¢. - Raspberry or Strawberry JAM, S oz. jar ............ 10¢. CANADA CORN STARCH, pkg. ...... TY aes RE oe 10¢. CATELLUS PORK & BEANS o.oo . 2 tins 19¢. VITONE, small tin 27¢,; medium tin 17¢., © large tin 87c. Red & W bite COFFEL, v2 Ib. tin ..........0........ 28c. MUELEETS, 2 pkgs. 19¢: IVORY FLAKES, pkg. 2c. OLD DUTCH CLEANSER ................... 2 tins 2lc. "Medium Size Meaty PRUNES ............ 2 Ibs. for 25c. Real Good Cookipg RICE, fancy quality ........ 3 Ibs. 25¢. "Red & White QUICK TAPIOCA ......ooiuua.nn pkg. 10c. Walker's I'resh SODAS... Heit $3300 + RAR SAYS SRE 2 Ibs. 25¢ Dewkist Bantam CORN ...... o.oo. oinn. 2 tins 1c. Grimsby Sweet Mixed PICKLES, 6 oz jar ............ 10c, A full line of TOBACCO and CIGARETTES F. W. BROCK & SON PHONE 43 PORT PERRY Decoration Service The Annual Decoration Service of the Ontario Pine Grove Cemetery will be held on the ground SUNDAY, JUNE 16th At 2.00 o'clock (Standard Time) A Good Program of Music and short Address is 2 being prepared, Come and join with us in honouring the memory of the loved ones who have gone; and meet with our many friends from far and near, who will be present, Grant Christie, "R. D. Woon, President Secretary THOU SHALT NOT rll DOES THE TRICK Ask your neighbors what BRAY KILL! Drive Carefully! CHICKS did for them. Then see me for prices and delivery dates. A. GRAY R.R. 2 Port Perry We Offer You the Choice of the Market in Fresh and Cured Meats at CAWKER'S Lowest Market Price. Prompt and © Courteous Service Phone 29w , Port Perry |Cawker Bros. A ar RE - RVR -- es Em ~3 In ror -- NS id i 3 { } or oh fe ry A LR SET