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BROCK THEATRE) Phone 618, WHITBY . 4 Healthfully Air Conditioned All shows Daylight Saving Time 7) Thursday, Friday and Saturday, APRIL 8-4-5 Two shows at 7.30 and 9.30 p.m. Saturday Matinee at 1.30 "JACK BENNY, FRED ALLEN, in "Love Thy Neighbor" with Mary Martin: and Rochester. Plus Latest 'Canada Carries On"-- "SOMEWHERE IN THE WORLD" Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, APRIL 7-8-9 Last Complete Show at 8.50 "South of Suez" with GEORGE BRENT, BRENDA MARSHALL, GEORGE TOBIAS. Also an ADDED Attraction "Argentine Nights" with The Ritz Brothers, and the Andrews Sisters. 'Coming Next Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, April 10-11-12 "Four Mothers" with Lane Sisters and Gale Page. EPSOM The Epsom Euchre Club, held its Bth meeting at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Walter Rogers on Friday night, March 28th, Proceeds $9.85. The ladies' 1st prize donated by Miss Della Johnston, Pinegrove, was won by Miss Vera Prentice, Brookdale, The consolation prize donated by Miss Johnston was won by Miss Audrey Milley. 1st prize donated by Mrs. Herman Kerry, was won by Private Hugh Rogers, R.C.M.C. of Chorley Park Hospital; Toronto. The Consolation also donated by Mrs, Kerry was won by Dave Prentice. The Chinese check: er prizes donated by Mrs. S. Pogue, were won by Raymond Kerry and Rev. A. A. Jenner, Lunch was served fol- lowed by a short dance. Next week the Euchre Club will again meet at the Rogers home on Friday night, April 4th. The ladies' prizes are being donated by Miss N. Geer. The men's prizes by Walter J. Rogers, and the Chinese checker prizes by Miss Audrey Miller. Pro- ceeds to go to the British War Vie- tims' Fund. Private Jas. Swinson of Camp Bor- den is at his home here for 17 days furlough. Private Hugh Rogers, R.C.A.M.C. of Chorley Park Hospital, Toronto, was home for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Clark and Miss Marion, Oshawa, were in the village on Saturday and Sunday. Miss. Ruby Wilson of Greenbank, home for the week end. We are glad to report that Mrs. D. Linton is 'slowly recovering from a Announcement TO THE CITIZENS OF PORT PERRY AND DISTRICT: With reference to the decision of the Board of Railway Commissioners to allow the discontinuance of service on the Port Perry Branch of the C.N.R. we wish to make it clear to the public that it is our intention to carry on as usual. We will be able to give you th dise as well as the prompt ser We thank you for the confidence you have placed in us in the past and only ask for this same confidence in the future. "Yours e same high quality merchan- vice as in the past. truly,. REESOR'S FUEL & LUMBER F. E. REESOR PROSPECT Mr. Reg. Middleton has secured a position in Pickering. Miss Bertha Holliday spent the week end with friends in Toronto. Miss Myrtle Niddery, R.N,, Oshawa, ig was a recent visitor at the home of "her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Niddery. Miss Marjorie Martyn and Mr. E. <4 Martyn, of Toronto, were recent visit- 'ors of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Martyn. Mr. M. Roberts, of Toronto, was a visitor at the home of his father Mr.|' J. Roberts, on Sunday. The Woman's Association was 'held at the home: of Mrs. F. Vernon on| Thursday last with a good attendance of members and visitors. A pleasant F. G. REESOR afternoon Collection $5.80. was- spent. visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. A Gilroy. Several from this community at- tended the auction sale of Mr, Wilmott Walker, and report everything well sold. Mr. F. Middleton, Reg and Roland, were visitors with friends in Broug- ham recently. - Miss Marion Smith spent a few ddys with friends in Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Masters, of Myrtle 'Station, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Painter, on Sunday. Mr. Archie Gray of Columbus wag a visitor at the home of his parents on Sunday. _ ' THE CHRISTIAN ism -- Editorials Ate Timely he, Features, logether. with the the Monitor an Idéal Newsp One, Norway Street Price $12.00 Year Name SOUGGGH GT, PR TR RE EN RRR RF ER SR RES SGU The World's News Seen Through An International Daily Newspaper - is Truthful--Constructive--Unbiased--Free from Sensational: eS y--- The Christian Science Publishing Society Saturday Jusue, including Magazin: Section, $2.60 a Year. Introductory Offer, 6 Issues 25 Cents. ' SCIENCE MONITOR and Instructive and Its Daily Weekly Magazine Section, Make aper for the Home, , Boston, Massachusetts ly, or $1.00 a Month. SAMPLE COP Address ---JUST JEMISON'S BAKERY THR HOME OF GOOD BREAD AND PASTRY "Phone 93, ER ~-- DELICIOUS -- BREAD and PASTRY For all round GOODNESS the Best. We have everything in the line of Cakes Pies, Pastry, etc. to satisfy Y ON REQUEST Ths OOO: lB BUBEUBRBHEH01 our Bread and Buns are that Hungry Appetite CALL -- Port Perry, Men's | %| peasantry in today's farm dilemma." %| And are we not close to it? # | Durham -- British to the back-bone, 3 famed for beef-cattle, pedigreed stock, 3 | far-flung orchards, culture, prosper- 5 ity, from whence went into the world $2 | scores of men and women who have £| achieved great distinction--and many %|of whom are $! County today. # | and they may, from their high places, #| lend their weight to turn backward & | this trend toward--"farewell!", £1 know it is not solely. this war; this 5 ebb of British blood has been $! know that it is an impoverished farm 5 policy-- worse than that, there's no 3| policy at all, Mrs. F. Stevens and children arve| : bad case of blood poisoning. : Miss Aileen Harper and Miss Véra Prentice were *¢isiting with My. and Mrs. W. J. Rogers, one day last week, Messrs. Roland Armstrong and Bill Swinson of Oshawa, were home on Sunday. The Red Cross held a meeting in day afternoon. Rev. A. A. Jenner attended the Presbytery one day last week. . Mr, Clifford Sonley purchased a milking machine from Mr. Walter Howsam last week. ee ele nm FAREWELL DURHAM FARMERS (Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville) ~ The Statesman of March 20, 1941, carried seven advertisements listing farms and farm stock for sale, Here are some of the headings: "For Sale, entire dairy herd of , Holsteins"; "Auction Sale of pedigreed show cat- tle (dairy herd)"; "Farm, livestock, implements, furniture -- giving up farming." And so it goes! Others issue sale bills and listings do not ap- pear in this journal, * All this may be partly seasonal, but since farmers and farm -help have gone to factories in increasing num- bers, over many months, this trend has been increasingly apparent, Significant in this hegira are two main things. These advertisers are English speaking farmers who have quit the game. And as they go;--in come those of foreign extraction. In this one township we now have close bought up and are woking these farms as they bargain and barter in broken English, As Professor C. E. Sissons says: "We are getting close to This was once the proud County of still alive, alert and vigorous. In sorrow we report to them what<is happening in Durham They will know the "why" of all this They under way for more than a decade. = They We wonder if other districts can match our experience here! ~BEAYERTON SEED FAIR With double the amourit of entries of a year ago, and a larger crowd of visitors, the second annual Ontario County Seed Fair held at Beaverton, exceeded the expectations of its spon- sors, the Ontario Crop Improvement Association from the standpoint of success. The fact that it had to be postponed for a week from March 19 to March 26, on account of bad roads, did not seem to interfere in any way. Furthermore, the exhibits of seeds, and potatoes were of an exceptionally higher order, showing that quality seed has now the undivided attention of a majority of farmers. The exhibits included™oats, barley, fall wheat, spring wheat, buckwheat, clover, timothy, potatoes, peas and soybeans, both registered and unre- gistered, and these were neatly ar- ranged on tables spread out in the hall. A Splendid Gift to War Victims The following letter "was received by Mr, J. C. Cockburn, and explains itself. - March 20th] 1041 Dear Sir: You will be pleased to know that the rod you so kindly gave for the Telegram's British War - Vietims' Fund realized a sum of eighty dollars on Thursday evening ht the geting of the Toronto Anglers' and Hunters' Association. The rod was very. much admired: Report of the meeting is enclosed. The writer edits an angling column weekly from the 'end of April and any time you would like to send news of fishing in your area shall be glad. to publish it in "With the Anglers", People like to see their names in the paper so give names and addresses whenever possible. Again thanking you ,; . Yours truly, the basement of the Church on Tues- to 50 "middle-Europeans', who have|: Evening Telegram, ; per W. 8. Campbell. Books at the Public Library FICTION, Continued Because of Josephine Felix O'Day Kennedy Square . At Close Range ... Armchair at the Inn . Fortunes of Oliver Horn . Caleb West, Master Diver Stolen Signet Paget Indian Summer Surrender Cousin Beryl William Jordon, Jr. Mary Perilous Seat y Freckles Girl of the Limperlost . Song of the Cardinal At the Foot of the Rainbow .. Shepherdess of Sheep Lost Wife Traders Man Who Couldn't p Heather of the High) Hand . Punchinello ............. " Blantyre: Alien Gates of Brass .... Enchanted Country . Merry Heart .......... 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Thompson E. Thompson ... S. Thompson .. S. Thompson ... S. Thompson NO S. Thonn | Have Your PRINTING Done at the PORT PERRY STAR OF FICE Satisfactory Work Prompt Delivery Reasonable Prices We shall be pleased to quote prices on any printing job you. may wish to haye done. New Papers for every room. 300 patterns, including Sunworthy, Semi-trimmed Papers at 10c, 12¢, 15¢, to 40c per single roll ' DRAPERY PRICES COMPLETE Drapes made up and installed on your windows. Prices on request. A Line of Ladies' Silk Hosiery Regular 85¢., clearing for 49¢ Girls' Knee-Length Socks Large assortment of colors, 60c. pair t New Print House Dresses At $1.00, $1.60; and $1.98 Poplin Dressgoods, floral pattern 45¢c. yard Lystar Dress Material Plain Colors, 90¢. a yard F. W. BROCK & SON PHONE 43 PORT PERRY MEATS THAT SATISFY You will be sure of satisfaction when you buy our meats. Whether its Fresh, Cured, or Cooked Meats you require, we - can always give you quality and service. Give us a call PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE Bert. MacGregor, Phone 72-r-2 FRESH BAKING DAILY Special Orders given prompt attention. Birthday Cakes a specialty. Friday" morning carly delivery. EASTER CHOCOLATES EASTER NOVELTIES. SATURDAY SPECIAL OUR NEW ORANGE LAYER with the Cream Filling WE DELIVER PHONE 32 reliable insurance. We place. insurance that gives you peace of mind as well as protection. HAROLD W. EMMERSON i Phone 41 Port Perry --- Ce Eo -- HOT CROSS BUNS--Try them and leave your order now for "Good Gerrow Bros., Port Perry a " U 4 $0 a eTpiay \ GS TH A AT TL a TT ! In these days of uncertainty you need A A Lt A SE ' i ee i ee d We Offer You the Choice of the Market in Fresh and Cured Meats at CAWKER'S Lowest Market Price. Courteous Service Cawker Bros. © Phone 29w TREE Prompt and Port Perry oe i |