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It will be worth your while to have a Free X-Ray to make The X-Ray is the only sure method of detecting tuberculosis in its early and curable stage. There may An X-Ray can detect it. The menace of T.B. can strike an apparently healthy person, and cause suf- fering, misery. and expense for many years. early, and treated immediately, T.B: can be cured. But discovered Plan now to have all members of your family over 6 years of age X-Rayed in the Community Survey-- DECEMBER 10, 11, and 12 At the PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL KINDLY KEEP APPOINTMENTS, but, if anyone has not been visited by a canvasser, he can still make an a below. ppointment by calling the phone number given Port Perry Lions Club Phone: 240w, Port Perry. NEW STOCK OF USED RECORDS | DelLAVAL Milkers and Separators Repairs and Parts in Stock Electric Floor Heaters $9.40 and up Trilamps Complete $25.00 Baby Bottle Warmers $3.95 Electric Motor Kits for boys $1.59 Flash Lights Eleetrie Clocks Silex and Cory Coffee Makers Travelirons Toasters ROBERTSON ELECTRIC Phone 179 w, Port Perry a |S | aL) [OE eA A aw jhe 3 aE. rl, A =» We want your POULTRY & EGGS WE SELL DIRECT TO THE CONSUMER You can be assured of the Highest Market Price for these Products. EGGS CHICKENS FOWL Phone Whitby DUCKS 336 CALVES HOGS NE Get Our Prices Pickering Farms Limited, "WHITBY, ONTARIO PHONE 336 -- DAY OR NIGHT + New Car Ferry To Be Operated By CN.R. | J in world's largest ice-break- ing car ferry, the Abegwelt, built for the Canadian Govern- ment to be operated by the Canadian National Railways in the Prince Edward Island ser- vice between Cape Tormentine, N.B., and Port Borden, P.E.., was launched recently at the Marine Industries shipbuilding vards at Sorel, 2 he new ferry, when completed, will be the most modern and powerful float. The Abegweit will be con- siderably Longer than any ship previously built for this service, being 872% feet long, 61 feet wide and having a 7,000 gross tonnage, A five-deck vessel of all welded steel plate construc- tion, she will accommodate 950 passengers, 60 automobiles and 19 railway cars. Her speed will be 16% knots. Eight 1,600 horsepower diesel- electric generating units will power four motors, each operat- ing a propeller, two forward and two astern. The blades of the propellers, which are 18 feet in diameter, are made of a heavy thickness of cast nickel steel to withstand the 'additional heavy work as ice choppers. The four blades of each propeller are bolted on the hub and are ad- justable in pitch. Each can be individually replaced. Modern in every way, the Abegweit will be com letely equipped with radar and ship- to-shore telephone. The propul- sion motors will be direct] operated by four engine-control- lers 'located in the pilot house. Telegraphing to the engine room will be a thing of the past for 'he new car ferry's crew, Tha big, powerful, streamlined SOMA «car ferry, which will go into Canadian National Railways service when the work on its luxurious and up-to-date passen- ger accommodation is completed, 8 a is shown in the top Phistogry h immediately after the launch- ing. In the lower picture, the Abegweit is seen just before she - was lowered to the water. F. E. Reesor No. | XXXXX B. C. Cedar Shingles No. 3 XXXXX 8B. C. Cedar Shingles ASPHALT SHINGLES Assorted Colors ROLLED ROOFING Varlous Weights LOOK TO THE FUTURE -- If you are going to need roofing in the near future it would be wise to stock up now when it is available. REESOR'S FUEL & LUMBER Phone 73w F. G. Reesor SPECIAL OPTICAL SERVICE 'W. H. Landon, Optometrist, 1666 Danforth Ave., 9 I. R. Bentley's Jewellery Store, SECOND SATURDAY OF EACH MONTH Please Make Appointments Beforehand. TORONTO, will be at 200080808000 S0RgR008080e Ce OPOBOPOPO ooo 0% 0% o% S202 OBOROBOPOBOBODOPONO 0 $00 00% s% 8% a te oe ste ae ote oe ot Mus' OROFOPO ORO SOOT PS 0% $9 $5 8 S803 225838388 Oil IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION Cash, or On Time Fuel Delivery by Metered Trucks "HARRY O. PERRY, ' CITIES=SERVICEIOIL CO., OSHAWA Order Your PERSONAL CHRISTMA ~ CARDS at the Star Office-- A Beautiful Selection GAARA AAAS ARR SA Burners ; 2 § ¥ QE 0808080808000008080808080808080 Phone 2015 OROPOPO $0,870,870" 0% a a ------ : H ° ™ 99 Prince Albert "C.P. Store [| o : JOHN MUNROE a i Phone 246 r 12 before noon each day for Free Delivery. a 4 OUR MOTTO-- 'Better Quality at Lower Prices' 0 i Specials for This Week End 8 [] Solid Pack Peaches, no coupons ________ $1.38 gallon a a Toilet Tissue, soft tissue. _.____.______ ____ 3 for 28c a | Tulip Brand Graded Peas ________________ 2 for 29¢ a un Christmas Cards, 16 different kinds ______ __ 49¢ Box a n Quilt Batts, 72" x 90" __._________________ 60ceach . [| Javex, the Better Bleach _______________.______ 14c a [] Swift'sCleanser ............. i ...... 2 for 23c a u Christie's Salted Sodas ._____ ___________. 20c pound i [| Plastic Aprons, bib style, generous size ____69c each a | Chobolate Bars, assorted ._____ ____________ 6c each a [| Family Style Small Size Sausage____________ 29¢ Ib. a n Skinless Weiners .________ _____ _________ 30c 1b. ii B Come in snd See our large range, of stationery, gifts, & toys f§ B You always Save by shopping at your country 'City Store'! i Ea TT A NEW STORE AT PRINCE ALBERT Eight weeks ago Mr, and Mrs. John Munroe opened the Prince Albert "C P" Store to bring to the people of the village a complete line of patent medicines, stationery, gifts and con- fectionery. Their motto is to get you the goods you want at the lowest pos- sible price. "Many people welcoma this new addition to the village and wonder why it would not be possible to have a complete general store where one could buy whataver they wanted at the same prices they would have to pay in the large city stores. The Munroe's decided after much consider- ation that it could be done and with the co-operation of the Wholesalers and Manufacturers they re-arranged their whole store to include a complete line of groceries, fresh fruits, fresh and cooked meats, patent medicines, gifts, smallwares and confectionery. Of course with some items they do not get enough to go around but they do try to share it out evenly with no one getting more than a fair share. When their prices are compared with the larger stores. they are found to be the same and in some cases even lowor. The reason «for this is that we are operating on a cost plus basis which makes all our prices below the lawful ceiling, Each week more new goods arrive and soon it will be possible to do all your shopping in the one store, They have brought Prince Albert a city store in the country and are do- ing their best to get whatever the peo- ple want, They have started a free de- livery service to the village and. sur- rounding district and all you have to do is phone 246 r 12 before noon each day to get your order that same after- noon, They ask everyone just to drop in adn see what they have, compare their prices with others and then shop to save. Scugog Young People Organize The young people gathered at the Townwship Hall and formed a club, namely The Fort-Nite Chib. The fol-. dent, Vernon Graham; Vice President, Alan Martyn; Secretary, Mrs, Alan Martyn; Treasurer, Ralph Milner; Pianist, Clem Jeffrey; Lunch Com., Marjorie Milner, Mrs. I. Sweetman, The second meeting was held on Dee. 4th. Miss Melnychuk and Cecil Fra- lick were responsible for the program, All young people are welcome to attend these meetings. ; lowing officers were elected: Presi-