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ow vi Ya ot \ wy @ > PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 24th, 1941 BROCK THEATRE Phone 618, WHITBY Healthfully Air Conditioned All Shows Daylight Saving Time, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, ; FOR : Expert Radio Service SEE Ross McLean APRIL 24-25-26 i Two shows at 7.30 and 9.30 p.m. . Saturday Matinee at 1.30. "No, No, Nanette" : Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, "of the Fig Tree". Roll Call was "East- . er Findings". "Church and St. John's Anglican wor- i dk) Jetter system. 3 Se 4 v : . man. On the platform was Forbes ~Virginia- DALE, William- FRAWLEY, with | Anna NEAGLE, Richard CARLSON, Victor MATURE, Roland YOUNG. Plug Latest Canada Carries on Series? 3 4 'PEOPLES of CANADA' APRIL 28-29-30 . Last Complete Show at 8.50 'OVER the MOON' IN TECHNICOLOR with Merle OBERON, Rex HARRISON, 'Also an' ADDED Attraction: ' e . ' Dancing ona Dime © with ' Grace McDONALD, Robert PAIGE, COMING Next Thurs, Friday, Sat, May 1-2-3 "THE LONG VOYAGE HOME" with John Wayne, and Thomas Mitchell My Radio Repair Shop at the back of the Sebert House is modernly equipped to effect repairs on any make of radio; and is open on every Tucsday, Thursday, andSaturday for your con- venience, r PRENTICE'S -- BEAUTY PARLOR -- Skilled Operator. Very moderate prices We specialize in-- Bonat Permanent Waves 'Shampoo and Wave 50c Marcel - - T6e Manicure - - 36¢ PERMANENT WAVES $1.95 and up Our work is up to a standard-- Not down to a price. Phone 223, Port Perry ARTHUR PRENTICE, Prop. 0 0 A A 00 AF 988,808 4 PRING TRS IS HERE With Spring comes the thought of cleaning and repairing. vocal solo, beautifully rendered. | Cartwright Township Federation of | Port Perry, Ont. Solicitors for the %| above Estate. i No doubt you are planning some repairs to your house, your barn, 'your poultry house, colony house, or other buildings. Look over the followihg list and if your reqiurements are not Donnacona Gyproc Masons' Lime Plywood Cement Masonite __._Asphalt Shing Gyproc Lath Metal Roofing Metal Lath B. C. Cedar . Wood Lath Shingles I. E. REESOR = a 22052002 232 BLACKSTOCK On Wednesday afternoon, April 10, the W.M.S. of the United Church met . at the home of Mrs. Jas. Marlow. The meeting was opened with an.Easter hymn after which Rev. D. M. Stinson gave the Bible study on "The Parable Mrs. Hooey took the 'Missionary Study--"Life and Work of Rev. Oliver Jackson in Newfoundland. Mrs. F. Stinson gave a detailed report of the Oshawa Presbyterial meeting held at Brooklin: A letter from Miss Laura Hambly, who has been a mis- sionary in China for neatly thirty years," was read by Mrs. R. Taylor. Duets were sung by Misses Joyce and Fern Campbell and by Mrs, E. Larmer and Mrs. J. Wright. The meeting was closed by prayer and benediction by Rev. Mr. Stinson. The congregation of the United shipped together in the latter's church on Good Friday at 7.30 p.m. with the rector Rev. E. P. Wood in charge of the service. Mrs. Wright and Mrs, Larmer assisted in the choir and sang a duet--No Cross, No Crown. Mrs. Anson Taylor received sixteon blocks as a result of a chain letter. Mrs. Herb)! Taylor and Mrs. Wesley Beacock also received some and to- gether théy made four quilt tops for the Red Cross. The ladies of Purple Hill and Shitley handed in six quilts to Cartwright Red: Cross branch, the tops of which were made by chain ap FARM LIFE M BLACK / HH HELD AT : TOCK On Friday evening, a splendid meet- ing was held in the Cdmmanity Hall, Blackstock, in the interest of subjects related to the Farm Life of the Town: ship. Reeve C. P. Devitt was chair- _Heyland, president of "the Durham All subsorl tions to the Port Perry Star are due there, phone us at 73w and we will get it for you. - Hardwall Plaster A good supply of Hemlock, ; Hardwood REESOR'S FUEL & Building Papers Mouldings of all kinds Sash and Doors | les---Warmwall-Siding ------ Sidings 'of all kinds (Cove, Novelty, Bevelled) Hardwool Flooring - Spruce, Pine, Cedar and LUMBER F. G. REESOR County Federation of Agriculture, E. A. Summers, Agricultural Represent- dative, Mr. Milburn, Toronto, Mr. Rowe ex-M,P,, Alberta, W. Bowles, Vice- President, Federation of Agriculture and the committee who had arranged the mecting--C. P. Devitt, C. Wright, Milton Fisher, and Mrs. F. Stinson. 'Mr, Heyland gave a history of the Federation of Agriculture up to the organizing of the Durham County Federation which is fifteenth county in Ontario to organize. He also asked how many were in favour of legisla- tion to levy a tax of one-fifth of a mill on the assessment. : The majority favoured this means of financing the work of the Federa- tion. plete history of the Durham County meeting up to the present time. Mr. Summers spoke on testing soils, pastures, ®arc of dairy caitle, the labour question of today as concerns the farm, the new egg grading regula- tions and called our attention' to the fact that we would find valuable in- formation on the egg grading act in The Statesman of April 10th, Mr. Milburn stressed the fact that if farmers were going into the. Federa- tion of Agriculture with a chip on their shoulders; the thing would in time dic out, but if they were going into it to better their condition, to pull themselves up to a higher level, then there were great possibilities. He told of the London meeting and the meet- ing in Ottawa where the delegation was received by Prime Minister King and some of his colleagues apd some of the difficulties of the delegation. He warned those present to keep poli- tics out of this move or-it would be lost. 4 Politics has been the death of more than one farm oyganization. Let us be farmers first and then we can place polities'in its right place. He advised study groups and more education to get the farm populace to understand their organization and the problems facing the farm people today. If we are given enough money for what we produce we can continue in" agricul ture and we can do our share in help- ing to win this war, which is our war, it the label does not read 1941. % | the Estate of tha above mentioned who '#3| died at the Township of Scugog on --~#F-Solicitors on or hefore May 15th; 1941; 3 mediately after May 15th, 1941, the £| assets of the deceased will: be distri- % | buted $1 of whch the Solicitors shall then have $ | notice. | of April, 1941. Mr.- Heyland gave quite a com-| * and farm people have not had much to say about returns for their labour in past years. Mr, Milburn urged the ladies to back up the effort that the men were making to get agriculture on a more paying basis and to get the men to attend the meetings and help to keep up interest in the movemnt, Mr. Rowe stressed study groups and education. All present were sorry that he did not have more time at his disposal. He is very easy to listen to and said a lot in a few words. Mrs. Jabez Wright favoured with a Mr. Devitt thanked the speakers and Mrs. Wright on behalf of the com- mittee and Mr, Bowles moved a vote of thanks to all taking part. - Next meeting will be Friday even- ing, May 9th, when Dr. J. B.- Reynolds of Port Hope will speak and when it is expected that we will organize as Agriculture. WULF 0 VN i NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Alicia Muirhead, Deccased. All persons having claims against the Estate of the above mentioned who died at the Village of Port Perry, on the 14th day of March, 1941, are hereby notified to send to the under- signed Solicitors on or before May 15, 1941, full particlars of their claims. Immediately after May 15th, 1941, the assets of the deceased will be dis- tributed among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to claims of which the Solicitors shall then have notice. : Dated at Port Perry, this 17th day of April, 1941. HARRIS, HARRIS & WALLACE, may8 ~~ -- NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Matilda Ann Rodman, Deceased. ' All persons having claims against the 21st day of March, 1941, are here- by notified to send to the undersigned full particulars of their claims. - Tm- among the parties entitled thereto having regard only to claims Dated at Port Perry, this 17th day HARRIS, HARRIS & WALLACE, Port Perry, Ont, Solicitors for ghe above Estate. ye -- too -- . i NOTICE TO CREDITORS Re the Estate of Margaret Swan, Port Perry, Ont. All persons having claims against the Estate~of the above mentioned who died at Port Perry, Ontario, on March 4th, 1941, are hereby notified to send tqathe undersigned on or be- fore May i, "1841, full particulars of their claims h:the assets of the deceased will bd Hist i the parties entitled thereto. Dated at Port Perry, April 21st, 1941. JOSEPH DENNY, Prince Albert, Ont. Solicitor for the above Estate. may8 SCUGOG Congratulations to Miss Olive Schell and Mr. George, Ormiston on their re- cent marriage. } Miss Marjorie Milner visited her sister Mrs. Geo. Russell in @shawa, last week. : b i Mrs. Norris, Mr. Mac Cannon and his brother of Toronto, spent last week: with the latter's aunt Mrs. Roy Henders, I Mr. George Fines of Toronto, spent the week end with his parents. | The Woman's Assocation was held; on Tuesday afternoon, April 16th in the Township Hall. The attendance was not as large as usual as the roads. not get through'and we had to go back | to the horse and buggy. Several, walked. The president presided, and) opened the meeting ith singing and prayer. Miss AudreytHood read the Scripture lesson. Mrs. F. G. Joblin sang a lovely solo which was followed by an Easter story of lovely colonred eggs. Mrs. Maurice Fralick read a poem. = Misses Clara Hardy and Joyce Hood were appointed to prepare the 'program for the May meeting. A pantry, also a rod in the cloak room for hangers, The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction. but we cannot do all the sacrificing | Books at the Public Library FICTION, Continued When the Gangs Came to London ........ceee. E. Wallace Arranways Mystery onion 0. Wallace On the Spot . Wallace La w of the Three Just Men .. Again, the Three Just Men . 1. Wallace . Wallace Devi MAR iim inning FE E, Wallace Man at the Carlton ........occeeevimieverererenieeniniee ons E. Wallace Calendar io. .. E. Wallace India Rubber Men .. E. Wallace BIEK fit irrersiarene 2, .. KE. Wallace Green Archer . BE. Wallace Ben Hur ... .. L. Wallace Fair God .... . L. Wallace Windmill on the Dune ......... .... Waller Deep in the Hearts of Men . . Waller .. Walloth .. Walpole .. Walpole .. Walpole . Walpole Empress Octavia Sea Tower .. Vanessa ... - Rogue Herries Judith Paris INRHSHOY isnt onmmisive .. Walpole Head in Green Bronze Walpole Jeremy RS .. Walpole Duchess of WIENO ...conndiiimimmmsmimaprprmserornes Walpole Above the Dark Tumult ci, Walpole Fortress cee .. Walpole Captain Nicholas . . Walpole , Cathedral Walpole + WIRLEIMOON coins Walpole Hans Irost Walpole Farthing Hall .......... Walpole & Priestley Great ISSUE cocci een sass - Walter Key Above the Door Walsh Green Rushes i Walsh Sons of the Sword-Maker nd Walsh Lady Merton, Colonist Come With Me to Babylon I. Ward odo Ward i were very bad in places. Cars could} discussion regarding cupboards for the Supper was then ready with daffo- | 1000 SHIP DOVE .coviimasimmrimmmsms mamas somarssesnre Warden Happy Hawkins coon Wason - Japanese Nightingale . Watanna Wooing of Wistaria --.. Watanna Armageddon ......... RR ARTE A SEE . Waterloo High Toby .. Watson' AAVENLRTETS oii nsivrpmn sisi se Watson Nathan BOrKe omimimmnien Timms smote Watts Cute McCheyne aii eee Wauh Precious' BANE cium stsigpesinnss mn iiss oss Webb CONE AT TRAPLH ee cng cerrenmmimisiis tite is se pad pki SR Webb Four Pools Mystery Webster Daddy Long Legs ...... Webster Much Ado About Peter Webster Dear Enemy Webster Bealby .... Wonderful Vis 'Wheels of Chance .... Mr. Britling Sees It Through Wife of Sir [saac Harman Holy Terror Croquet Player Joan and Peter . Soul of a Bishop David Harum ... , Quinlan Gentleman of France Reef Children PF MARE names Custom of the Country Kirhys occas I Greenhanks .covinerinnenn. = . Wells, Wells . Wells . Wells .. Wells .. Wells ~ Wells . Wells Wells me RED & WHITE srore SALMON, red, 1 Ib. tin, 25¢ AYLMER CATSUP, 2for 25¢ WALKERS SODAS, 21b. 25¢ PORK & BEANS 20... 2 for 15¢ -- MENS' SUITS -- CALL AND SEE OUR SELECTION $20.00 -- $24.00 -- MENS' OXFORDS -- $2.75 $3.50 SLATER SHOES for men Special Quality--$7.50 LADIES GORE SHOES Very attractive at $3.50 SUMMER FOOTWEAR for all the family. GOOD RICH Brand -- BORDERLESS -- ~ CONGOLEUM RUGS 9x12 -- $8.40 "F. W. BROCK & SON PHONE 43 PORT PERRY Westwood Westeoll | === . Weyman een Wharton Wharton . Wharton Wharton Whibple Whinple dils for the centre decoration. We al- so hoted spring onions on the table beside many other good things. The luncheon was prepared by Mrs. J. Job- lin, Mrs. J: 1. Sweetman, Mrs. Fred Jackson, Mrs. Gordon Hope, Mrs. D. Hope. Proceeds $5.25. We hope the roads are better for the May meeting. Mrs. Fred Crozier visited her sister Mrs. C. Rowland in Port Perry last week. i Mrs, O. Rodman and daughter Lydia of Buffalo, spent last week with Mrs. S. Rodman. * Miss Helen Colleran is spendng a few days with Mrs. R, Reader. « Miss Grace Demara, Toronto, spent the Faster week with her parents. Miss Gladys Joblin left on Friday for her school duties a Caughnawaga, Quebec, and Miss Dorothy Joblin left for Pickering after hi the holi- days at the parsonage, : Mr. Roy Hope spent Monday in To- ronto. Measles still confine some of thd scholars at their homes, "The longeét way around is the safest way home" as all Scugog folk and those. wishing to visit Scugog have to follow the sideroad, through eee e terre eee eee eee et nse eetssssoeas. Mr. R. Carter's farm, then to the townline, then across Mr. 0. Reader's farm, to the highway to get to Port Perry from the Centre and Foot. The hain céntre road is impassable; MEATS THAT SATISFY = You will be sure of satisfaction when vou buy our meats. Whether its Fresh, Cured, or Cooked Meals you require, we can always give you quality and service. Give us a call. « PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE F Bert. MacGregor, Phone 72-r-2 but is improving. Rev. F. G. and Mrs. Joblin, cele- brated their 33th wedding anniversary on Friday, April 18th." Many happy § returns of the day are extended to them by their Seugog friends. We were sorry to hear that Ittie n a car accident and is in the hospital. | d Waywish her a speedy recovery. May farmers are now busy on the land. Help is scarce, 2 lon ill THOU | SHALT NOT KILL! OTR ETE TR 11311181 LISELI ESS ERASERS 21 -- DELICIOUS -- I ------------ BREAD and PASTRY . For all round GOODNESS our Bread and Buns are * the Best. We have everything in the line of Cakes Pies, Pastry, ete, to satisfy that Hungry Appetite - Ti. -- JUST CALL -- ~. JEMISON'S BAKERY THE HOME OF GOOD BREAD AND PASTRY Phone 93, Port Perry. --- ti A EA titted thes ik ¥ i B 4 Dorothy Mark of Whitby, was injured 4 H) Te foam . . $ Be ra RAR AA RA A AAA AAA A a Lg 9.0.90.0.576 0.8.0 9.9.0.0.0.0.0.00. 00000000, RRR AR ARRENRAARAARRRNAARRSOANSANAN AES "ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES" & When you are busy with the SPRING CLIEANING let us # look after your BAKING for you, everything made with FRESH WHOLESOME ingredients o SATURDAY SPECIAL LEMON TARTS WE DELIVER ro Gerrow Bros., Port Perry - > -> -> -> "<> <> A <o -<> i Lowest Market Price. In these days of uncertainty you need ¢ reliable insurance. We place insurance that gives you peace of mind as well as protection. HAROLD W. EMMERSON Phone 41 Port Perry -> > > -> It ! Ai We Offer You the Choice of the Market in Fresh and Cured Meats at CAWKER'S | Prompt and Courteous Service ker Bros. Phone 2w Port Perry ar - A ¥ i 5 f § a = Y ee