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Fs PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 27th, 1949 7 S LER O : $70.00 1 Cash Prizes g TEEN-AGE CONTEST WINNERS TO 'APPEAR ON CKDO REQUIREMENT AND RULES Write in 300 words or less-- Abstainer.," Write on one side of paper only. name, address and age in upper right-hand corner. Open to boys and girls, ages: Y i T -- N District of the United Church, Ontario. To be :marked: and style", 25 p.c. Independent, qualified Judgds, - ~ Contest sponsored by Woman's Association of The 'United Church of Oshawa Presbytery. bo NR 5 Ed STN OD OT OV 7 > - "v & v - NEE EEE TA Ean hat' | "Why I propose to be én Put 13 to 15, and 16 to 19. Any denomination or creed in the Oshawa Presbytery Entries must be in mail not later than February 20th. Send your entry to "Teen-age Contest, Box B, Pickering, Prizes for each group--1st, $20. 00; 2nd, $10.00; 3rd, $5. "Material", 75 PCy "Choice of Words % eamEERSSeS ens EEE EE EEE U0 WOON OTC OMMOBEOISE TEOMA OBE OB EE. CT TCT Ble wie miele Re Cie SINE mo tt Featuring-- "VALENTINE SPECIALS" Creme Cold Wave, regular $10.00 for $7.50 Creme Machine Waves, regular $56.50 for $3.96 wf "- Creme Machineless Waves, $4.50", (Including Oil Shampoo Hair Shaping and Hair Styling) JANUARY 3ist to FEBRUARY 14th 3 NC HEL LT a a Te Be a a TT. ow Ehiis Beauty Salon ----l pr [> _-- AIG HER) ANN SES Bm ms H7 BR 4 LL id (iki i 1 i hi fh ih 0 ON THE Sih oF nme A Well Illustrated Local History 2566 Pages. CLOTH 'BOUND. $1.65 On Sale at the Office of the Port Perry Star. "|the noted "Sovereign." cows are still alive. Boy Scout - Girl Guide Week - February 20th - 27th, 1949. The scene is set in the CBC's To- ronto studos for another broadcast of They Tell Me, and just, before the pro- ducer signals "go", commentator Claire Wallace and announcer Elwood Glover discuss some last-minute script details, Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 1.45 p.m. globe-trotting | Claire tells Elwood ubout all the inter- esting people she runs across in her search for human-interest stories, and the coast-to-coast radio audience lis- tens in via the CBC Trans-Canada network. Claire has been digging up unusual news items and presenting them on the air in a bright, easy man- ner for fifteen years. - $80,000 Ship ment of Holsteins Sold to Chile Jose Barros; Santiago, Chili, has just purchased 15 head of purebred vCanadian Holsteins that will cost him $79,340 laid down in Chile. The an- imals will bie shipped in two lots, Feb. 22 and March 156 by air from Malton, This is one of the most valuable ship- ments of cattle ever to leave Canada, the animals carrying the choicest Can- adian bloodlines. Top price paid was $13,000 for the twice Reserve All-Canadian, Sonniwilk Sovereign, owned by Jas. R. Hender- son, of Kingston, Ont. This four year- old bull has been classified as XXX and was Grand Champion at the 1948 Ottawa Winter Fair. He is a son of A daughter of Sonniwilk Sovereign that was Jr. Champion at the Ottawa Winter Fair was bought at $1600 'by Mr. Barros. One of the top females was Forth: lyne Dolleta Inka Posch the All-Can- adian Aged Cow and Reserve All- | American Cow for 1948 bought from Hugh W. Ormiston. Mr. Ormiston also received $3,000 for Springdale Lucy Pride, Grand Champion Female at the 1947 Peterboro Championship Show. Eight head were secured from J. J. E. McCague, Alliston, Ont., these con- sisted of three daughters and five grand-daughters of the famous six times All-Canadian "Marksman." The grand-daughters are all from daugh- ters of "Marksman", three of them be- ing 'sired 'by Tolisman, and two by Showdown, One of the Marksman daughters, Glenafton Laurel Phoebe brought $7,600 making her the top pricéd female of the entire group. _ Raymondale Farm, Vaudreuil, Que., contributed a three-year-old daughter of the XXX "Ajax at $3,000 and Oran Chambers, Wilfrid, Ont,, a pair of heifers, one a paternal sister to the second prize milking three-year-old at the Royal at $2,600 and the other a four-year-old prize winner at the On- tario Black and White Show. * Mr. Barros is one of the leading Hol- stein and sheep breeders in Chile. "He has a sixteen hundred acre cattle farm where he maintains a herd of 500 head, 200 purebreds and 300 grades. He secured seven females and two bulls from the first shipment of Can- adian Holsteins which was made to Chile in 1940. Incidentally the seven Impressed by the quality of these cattle he purchased 13 head in 1946 and now has bought 156 more. He will thus have the largest herd of Canadian-bred Holsteins in Chile. His brother, Guillermo Barros is the President of Chilean Holstein Done by | Experts At Reasonable Price Good Printing is essential to most usiness men, and to many private individuals. We are equipped with modern printing machin-. ery operated by expert craftsmen, and are in a position to offer fine printing at fair market prices, Call and consult us. The Port Perry Star LL Phones 50 and 86. Fy vii Coed Association, * Mr. Barros is very proud of his achievement with Merino sheep: he having secured a wool clip of ten lbs. each last year. His home-bred sheep have consistently beaten imported ani- mals at the leading Chilean shows. Shipment of this group of cattle by air is unique in that seldom have so many older animals been shipped so far by air. Sonniwilk Sovereign alone largest bulls ever transported by air. The actual cost of the 16 animals in Canada was $59,000 an average of $3,988. : --_---- eo -- -- By Air Thursday Morning Canadian Flowment make good showing at the International Plowing Match being held in the British Isles. Two members of the Canadian team, Alvin Mark, of Cameron, took 2nd and Rhys. Backer, of Hagersville, 3rd prize. Record crowd of over 5000 watched the events. - It was thought that the Canadian team would'not make a good showing as the methods used by the British - plowmen -are quite different from that used in this country. THOUGHT FOR TODAY The bankers now, from far and wide, Say thrift can cure our ills; But the only thing we can lay aside Is. a bunch of unpaid bills. . COMPETITIVE NOISE A Scottish merchant was dying, and his wife, two daughters and three sons were at_the bedside. Finally his wife bent over him and sobbed: "Can you hear father? We are all here. Your daughters and sons and old Mary praying for you." With a scream of anguish the old man sat up in bed. "Who's looking after the store?" Professor: "What is the outstand- ing contribution that chemistry has given to the world?" Student: "Blondes." HO Rousseau Upholstery Featuring a complete FURNITURE REPAIR and REFINISHING SERVICE On hand is a complete line of Materials to choose from. All Work Guaranteed. Phone 483 and we will be glad to consider your, next Fepair J job. We do custom' building, too. \ 216 Mary 8t. E. WHITBY NOTICE TO CREDITORS In_thé Estate of Elizabeth Archer, weights 2700 Ibs. and is one of the| F. W. Brock and Son Face Cloths, Bath Towels, Dish Towels, NEW SPRING GOODS CALDWELL TOWELS~--Guest Towels, 60c., 95c., $1.29, '656. &5¢. ; 15¢., 22c¢., 39c. (Some are in matching sets) 36¢., 39¢., 60c. 'Bath Towels, size 24"'x48", cols., blush or gold, $2.25 Floor Coverings-- Congoleum, 3yds. wide, $2.25 yd. Congoleum Runnérs--27 in. wid Congoleum Rugs, 9 x 12, $11. 00. WALLPAPER--~1949 Patterns Easy to hang--Semi Trimmed. PAPERS--160. roll and up. Wallpapers save you money. BOARDERS--S5c¢. yd. and up. c. yd. RUBBER SPECIAL ~- Men's heavy rubbers with 5 ayelen and two buckles high--Special $3.98 pr. PEAS, Std. Quality DATES RAISONS, Soodloss PEANUT BUTTER, 16 oz. jar, 39c. AYLMER TOMATO JUICE, tin 10¢c. AYLMER DICE CARROTS, rOST'S BRAN FLAKES, pkg. 22c. POST'S GRAPENUT FLAKES Groceries, Fruit and Vegetables GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, sweetened TT 2tins 23c. 2 tins 19c. MONARCH Pkg. 19c. P & G SOAP 1b. 22c¢. 1b. 17c. HAYHOES' 48 oz. tin 29c. 20 oz. tins, 2 for 25¢. MONARCH FLOUR, 24 Ib. bag $1.69 ( FLOUR, 7-1b. bag 53c. ), .COCOANUT, 3 oz. pkgs., 2 for 26c. 4 SHREDDED WHEAT 14c. pkg. bar 1lc. WHITE MEAT TUNA: FISH, 51. BUDGET TEA, Ib. 8lc. PORT PERRY - SERN ZY RNA RET NAS F. W. BROCK and SON PHONE 43 CLASSIFIED ADS | SAND and GRAVEL ELLSWORTH KENNEDY CONTRACTOR i is prepared to look after your Sand and Gravel needs, Hauling Wood, and will appreciate your patronage. Phone 322 Port Perry march10 v - . ~< WANTED TO BUY-- Horses, old and crippled; highest price, plus bonus if delivered at Tyrone. Also able to kill at your farm. Dead farm stock removed within an hour. Call us col- lect. Margwill Fur Farm, Bowman- | ville, Phone 2679. "LIVE POULTRY WANTED Before you sell your Poultry--try me. My prices are higher. M. FLATT BETHANY R.R.1 Phone 7 r 1-3 mar8l (Reverse charges) APPLES FOR SALE--No. 1 cooking and Eating Apples. Will deliver. Ap- ply Bill Wakeford, Phone 314J, Port Perry. feb.3 FOR SALE--A 3 burner Coleman Gd Stove, complete with back, shelf, and Oven, also b gal, gasoline can, All in good condition. RB. Smallman, Soh Feb.4 WORK: WANTED--Socks to knit or foot. Feed bags to mend. Mrs. M. Bolton, R.R.2, Seagrave, Ont, 'FOR SALE--Webber upright piano, | in good condition. Symes, Port Perry 'workable, good house, barn, implement '| Reach Township. Best offer accepted. Apply to Walter |. WANTED--Reliable man as Dealer in Port Perry. Experience not neces- sary.. A fine opportunity to step into leigh Froducts have been sold for years. Big profits. Products fur- nished on credit, Write Rawleigh Dept. ML-A- 343-168 Montreal, Que. : jan27 FARM FOR SALE-- G60 acres, all shed, large chicken house, very good , spring creek; also 30 fruit trees, Im- mediate possession; Lot 6, Con, 6, Must sell at.once. Mrs. L. Jackson, R.R.1, Port Perry. feb. 17 FARMERS--the good help you have been wanting.Get a Dutch family--you are assured of long term help. * Con- tact Uxbridge 78, Father McGivney. Jan, 27. ICE FISHING AT .SHEPHERD'S DUCLOS POINT -- LAKE SIMCOE HERRING - WHITEFISH LAKE TROUT Meals and Accommodation. DON SHEPHERD, Phone Pefferlaw Guide 1R3 LOST--Two fox hounds, one black' OR. H. H. ARMSTRONG DENTIST Queen Street Phone 287 Port Perry old profitable business where Raw-|- in attendance at m on Tuesday and Quien Street, Port Perry. East of Sutton -- West of Pefferlaw |: female with tan legs. One Male, tan head and legs, heavy set, Black on back. Reward. For information call D. Anderson. Phone 82. CARS FOR SALE - 1987 Ford Coach, = Deceased, All persons having claims against the estate of Elizabeth Archer, late of the Village of Fort Perry, in the County of Ontario, deceased, who died on or about the 23rd day of October, 1948, are hereby notified to send to the undersigned Executrix on or before the .19th day of February, 1949, their names and full particulars' of their claims, - Immediately after the said date the estate will be distributed, having regard only to the claims of which notice has been received. Dated January 24th, 1949, Anna M, Wickham, 68 Evans Ave., Toronto 9, Ontario, By Norman 8, Chisholm, solicitor for the said Bx. ecutrix, LOST--Hound, medium. size, white with black specks, black ears. Has Scarboro tag. Reward. Phone 310W Sam Cawker, Port Perry, HOUSE WANTED --House in or near Manchester, Ont. Apply Box 20 Port Perry Star, FOR SALE--Three-piece Simmons Bed Outfit; Man's Winter Overcoat, in good condition; also Man's Raincoat, size 38, Phone 27W Port Perry, "You can never talk to Mrs, Jones without hearing a long story about her ailments," "Yes, you might almost call it an 1986 Ford Sedan, 1084 Ford Coupe. These cars are. all reconditioned and are in perfect mechanical shape, 1927 Chev. Sedan. : Red hot Bargaing' -- Make me an offer on any of the above cars? if it's reasonable I'll take it. We Wise, buy NOW. Cash, Trade or easy terms. SEE the New MORRIS OXFORD, DRIVE the New MORRIS OXFORD, then, you will want to BUY the new MORRIS OXFORD. Leaskdale Garage, Leaskdale, seven miles north of Uxbridge, Phone Ux- organ recital." RUSSELL D. HUMPHREYS, K.C. 6 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa, Phone 814 Port Perry Office hursday afternoon of each week, or by appointment. Phone 94 Leonard's Cleaners WHITBY, ONT. Let us take care of your cleaning problems. Over 3b years experience at your disposal. © We will be pleased to call at your door any Tuesday or Satur- day. Four Day Delivery Service. PHONE 325 PORT PERRY. ARAGON RESTAURANT REENERNNEN NNN ENE INSURANCE Are, your policies up-to-date ? Whatever your insurance needs may \ be, consult ~ H. W. EMMERSON Phone 41 \ Port Perry OF ALL.KINDS Eavestroughing, Asphalt Siding Estimates given on all kinds of work. EARL WALLACE Phone 261 Port Perry W. J, KING Chiropractor and Drugless Theraphy UXBRIDGE, ONTARIO King and Cedar Streets Phone 138 i PIANO TUNING V. P. STOUFFER bridge 162 r 15. Piano Actions Repaired and Regulated Phone 30 Port Perry. Gr ne SACI n> - at ! io NE, Mal 3 Nn pt