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FA Pee ote 7% AE Fig STRAWBERRY - teries. : AANA HOTT LT TLR BRITE RNR FPR ORE FS LE 47% = $ XIN lek ; A noe 3 3 Ve BUCA +8 i CARAS 33 ARE # Pee we SULA PETRI ITRY BY: » | S00 ~g % PARE | ' LE TRE A > PEE EE Ady ht Aes rus dbdvdestaivigaadiadivh ad iv Alois a & RIP ATTENTION FARMERS! a We will be pleased to pick up dead 'or crippled farm. animals and pay the highest prevailing prices. Port Perry 118 r 2 "Brooklin 62. Toronto, EMpire 3-3636 Lindsay 3660 . GORDON YOUNG, LTD. «oT nov 80 ~ DEAD FARM STOCK Picked up promptly. Horses, Cows, Calves, Sheep & Pigs. (We pay for Horses. and Cows) As an added service we will co- operate with your veterinarian in ) "post-mortem. 2%¢ per Ib for live horses. Call collect Bowmanville 2679 MARGWILL FUR FARM Tyrone. L1-B1tf HOUSES WANTED "in Port Perry and District We have a number of Clients in the market for houses and farms--if you wish to sell: Consult us DONALD SCOTT REAL ESTATE 25 Prince St., corner of Bond St. Oshawa---Phone 4153 May 38rd FARM HELP ' Better apply early for Dutch Farm Help---experienced and reliable. Don't _ wait too long. Apply to S. Buma, R. R. 1, Nestleton, Ont. Port Perry. Phone 225 r 24, april26 PLANTS Parson's Beauty Strawberry Plants, $2.00 per hundred. Apply to J. Smith, Prince Albert. - apr 26 $10.00-- Serenader Battery Radio, mantel model, used one year, no bat- Don Ashbridge, R.R. 3, Port Perry. piri - FOR SALE-- Timothy Seed, $7.50 bushel; Clover 26; Flax 5. Quantity of used 'standard steel Roofing. Also some_weanling Tamworth swine. Douglas® Mackie, Phone Fort 2 Perry 184-r-3. CAR FOR SALE--1936 Chevrolet coach in good condition. Port Perry. FOR SAILE--About 7 bushels of of 'Ajax Oats: Phone 92 r 14 Port Perry. apr BUNGALOW FOR SALE -- Four rooms, fully insulated; water; 2 acres of land; on paved road; 200 yards from S. Nestleton. - Full price $2200... Will accept half cash, or car and cash; balance on easy terms. Apply J. Arscott, Nestleton, Ont. SWEET CLOVER. SEED TIMOTHY SEED Phone Uxbridge 93 » 24 A. T. POWELL myl0 SEED POTATOES TABLE POTATOES Foundation A Katahdin and Chip- pawa, either large or small size. "Phone Uxbridge 93 »r 24 A. T. POWELL my 24 ---------------------------- "CLASSIFIED ADS Uxbridge 27. Phone 118-3] "Apply to Leon Standish, | hydro _and| ed, ets FOR SALE-- Gladiolus Bulbs and Strawberry Plants. Mrs, F. W. Bradley, Port Perry, Phone 346W. april 26 FOR SALE--Red Raspberry Canes '| reasonably priced, E.- Standish, Phone Port Perry 92-r-14, apr.19, Pasture for Cattle plenty of running water and shade. Get your order in early. Earl Wallace, Lots 14-15, Con. 7, Reach, Township, Phéne 261, May 3 Port Perry. FOR SALE---Main St. Port Perry, house, barn, 4 acres land, raspberries, strawberries and small fruit trees. Phone after § p.m. or week-end. Phone 275J, or write box B6. STOVE WOOD and FENCE POSTS for sale. Also sheep elipping wanted. Apply O. Stacey, Nestleton, or Phone 194 r 14 Port Perry. apr 26 FOR SALLE Princess Beth Stove, cream trim, in good condition, also 2 cars, 1931 Chevrolet Coach and 1931 Chevrolet Sedan. Mrs, Hope, Phone 136, Port Perry. Terrier loyal, intelligent Phone Uxbridge Mrs. FE. Neal, PUPPIES. Purchred Irish puppies for sale dogs. Good pets. 7 after write Uxbridge, six or Ont. FOR SAND and GRAVEL ELLSWORTH KENNEDY will be pleased to serve, you. Phone 322 Port Perry for information jane? T [Fueiisie ty GC 10 DS by Gi ya] EM H = AND YOU TELL ME TO LOOK BOTH "% WAYS BEFORE CROSSING / IS THE OUSTANDING. - PLASTIC 'FINISH EASILY APPLIED ALMATEX flows on velvet smooth--leaves - no brush marke. . , . A tile « like surface that wears ond WEARS. Odorless, too -- more pleasant te _ vee in the home. NO WAXING ALMATEX gives @ dng surface that FOR SALE Truck, Phone FOR SALE--4-burner Electric Range, nearly 163r3 Port Perry. 1960 % ton Panel 20GR, Port Perry. Westinghouse new. Phone FOR SALE--Two sows, young hog, Auto-Trac ready to work. Also Collie Pups. Plone 199 r 5, Port, Perry, Auction Sales - - WED., APRIL 26th--Auction. Sale of Farm Stock, Tractor, Implements ~"and-Farniture, the property -of Lorne E. Griffin, Lot 8, Con. 2, Cartwright Twp. Terms cash, sale at 1.00 p,m. Ted Jackson, Auctioneer. FRI, APRIL 27th-- Auction Sale of Household Furniture, some anti- * 'que, property of Harry Hall, village of Caesarea. Terms cash, sale at 1 p.m. ' Re Ted. Jackson Auctioneer, » . Lh pl FURNITURE SALE SATURDAY, APRIL 21st -- The estate of the late Mrs, Milton Coch- rane, just North of Oshawa Airport, on Albert's Road, on Saturday, April 21st, at one p.m. Terms Cash, TED JACKSON Auctioneer low mileage, good candition, - hoys shiny oven ofter ontonsive swear. . . . Nen-okid, 100, It's safe for octive kiddies. NO SCRUBBING ALMATEX floors stay = sparkling clean with broom and mop. . . . AL Almatex Plastic Fin. IR Ioh seols the pores so dust end dit con't penetrate. BAN/SHES DUST = Mo-more powdering of concrete floors -- ALMATEX 'transforms ~drab_basemenis_into- "bright 'colorful reoms you can keep clean with half the work. ALMATEX Plastic Finish comes In ten beautiful colors, black white, clear, and aluminum, LAKE SCUGOG LUMBER & COAL CO., LTD. Phone 240W Port Perey' ro. \ * No 'other finish SAVES TIME & EFFORT Arn so many ways lal times. Wins Oshawa W. A. Essay Contest FIRST PRIZE WON BY JACK KIPPEN, GREENBANK What I Will Gain From ; Total Abstinence For better ot for worse each of us in our youth choosés whegher to drink |' or not tu drink, What we drink should help, not hinder us in this me- chanisti¢ civilization, = Anything that can blur our vision, slow -our muscles, or befuddle our brain may throw us into great danger with . machines, Whether we operate a machine in a Plant, a car' on the_yoad, or a food mixer in the kitchen too much alcohol may cause a serious accident. Alcohol steals away the individual's capacity to think and act quickly, Alcohol Tnpairs judgment and rea- soning powers. Unfortunately I do not have more of either than I need. Alcohol makes tlie nutomobile dri- ver an unsafe driver. Nearly 50% of all accidents are attributed to al- cohol. Alcohol makes the man of great responsibilities unequal to them and so a menace to his community. An abstainer helps to make his com- munity a safer place to live in and $o 1 would choose to abstain from alcohol. Before I would take that drink I would have to consider that I owe it to my future partner to be the best person | can be. If 1 have children, I don't 'want their lives to be marred by any indulgence of mine. - Alcohol is not a normal ingredient. [t is not needed for growth or any functions of the human body at any stage. The most important effect of alcohol ig to slow" down. It doesn't improve anything we undertake to do. "An argument that some pdople put forth in favor of alcohol is that they would miss some good times if they did not join the drinking crowd and participate in social drinking. I have a real resentment against attempted social compulsion to drink, and this gives me a real pleasure in saying "No, thank you." I have a right to be different if I want to be. If I drink I may lose the good opin- ion of some of my best friends, par- ents included. ' I like to know what I am doing at . I would not ike to be told of the awkward, vulgar, and impolite things 1 did in the thoughtlessness of drink, and not know why I behaved contrary to my upbringing. After seeing a few people under the influ- ence of alcohol I would like to say STOP ....LOOK ...LISTEN . THINK. It is much smarter not to drink. ] NAAAAAAAAAAAAANAAA AANA, COOKING _SCHOOL "=. Plan to attend the Robin Hood Cook- ing School sponsored by the Bethesda W. A, to be held in the Music Hall, Uxbridge, May 1 and 2 at 8 p.m. Pro- a Report Record for Births OSHAWA GENERAL HOSPITAL A RECORD FOR BIRTHS -Oshawa Times " March was another record morith in the history of the Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital, with a daily average 'bed ocupancy of. 216.5, Births again réached "a new high with; 161, and there were 423 wperations in the main operating room, and' 280 operations and treatments in the emergency. op- crating room, The number of pa- tients admitted was "677. These figures were given in the regular monthly report of the Supeér- intendent, Miss Mary Bourne, pre- sented to the Board of Directors at their meeting last evening. Need More Accommodation The constant pressure on the fa- cilities of the hospital and the fact that there appears fo be no easing at an early date again emphasize to the Board the need for further accoin- modation, and much interest was shown in a report of the Property Committee regarding an extention. to the pavilion now located east of the main hospital building. The commit- tee had been asked to report on this project with the thought in mind that it might be desirable to create this additional accommodation to meet what has come to be recognized as a real emergency pending the erec- tion of a large permanent addition, which under present conditions would most certainly take two to three years to construct and equip. The Froper- ty Committee, under the chairman- ship of George Garner, "reported that another pavilion, or OE tioh to the present pavilion, could be erected to accommodate sixteen beds at a cost of approximately $26,000, and the net cost to the hospital, after allowing for government grants, might not ex- ceed $10,500. The Board discussed the matter quite fully and was of the opinion that there was a good deal of merit in this plan and asked the Committee. to study: the matter fur- ther and report back as to location and actual cost, and if necessary, the president, Cyril Waite, will call a spe- cial meeting at an early date to deal with the Committee's report. The Bodrd was advised of a bequest for the hospital from the late Col. J. I. Grierson in the sum of $1,000. An- other gift was received from Motor City Radio Cab in the amount of $21.- 45. These -were-very-much-appre- ciated. Miss Bourne announced that arran- gements had been completed for the graduation of nurses on June 12 and an outstanding speaker has been se- cured. for the occasion in the person of Dr. E. G. Hall, president of the University of Westérn Ontario. 23 nurses will be graduated on that oc- casion, ceeds in aid of the Cottage Hospital. : Apr.26 F333 000000 0 000 R00 RL RRR E rosesses rosso ses Ladies Dresses .......cccooeevivenan. Work Shirts--$1.95. Work Pants--$3.76. Good - Leather Boots priced at.......... : Shirts--$1 80. : priced at $3. "the following as "good - will tokens; STORE HOURS. a.m. to ~ Closed Tuesday BURKETON Bowmanville 2917 eet tL IIIT 0200000000000 00000 SPRING: : at TAYLOR'S FARM SUPPLIES STORE it Children's Dresses, sizes 4 to 7 ene. bo, ig cerns $1.00 Girls Dresses, sizes 7 10 12 .ovvveeeveevnennnn, $2.26 to $2.98 : i Women's: House Dresses ........... sass inrsaiibess ty 98 to $3.35 § Ladies Nylon Hose, latest shades, special .. Women's Shoes for House or work, sizes 5 to 8. 84. 06 pr. FOR MEN Tan Oxford Shoes, extra quality priced at $6.10, 36. 96, $7. 10 FOR BOYS Blue Denium Pants size 8 to 18 Leather Boots of good Quality, sizes 1 to 6 ........$4.60 pair In recognition of our customers who have put- their faith in tour Business--To encourage early shopping during the day. The first cash customer during the day making a purchase of $10.00 or more of Groceries, Hardware; Clothing, Boots or r Shoes, wil receive S. W. TAYLOR ET ONTARIO ; PHONES SALE IB 333332 _--" cirri nnnnnnnenisssnienennes $8.90 . $1.50 Fine Shirts at $3.36 Quality Overalls; $4.26 pr. wee $3.65, $6.60, $6.86, 7.95 10 to $3.36 Pe III ITIL LIL 20 00000000 000000000 0d MONDAY--$3.00 CASH. TUESDAY--$2.00 CASH. = hathd WEDNESDAY--$1.00 CASH. . (Providing the Customer is wearing clothing and footwear * Purchased at Taylor's) 8 p.m. through the week. at 1.00 p.m. eee tS 2220 £0400000000000 004 Port Perry 198-r-23 -- Approve Appointments MacDonald, Dr. G. Gillan, Dr. W. W, Tomlinson, The. superintendent graduate of Ross Memorial Hospital, appointments to general duty staff; resigned. ced the general program for the an- nual meeting of the hospital, which as previously announced, will be held on Tuesday evening, April 24, in Mc- Laughlin Hall. The public is cordial- ly invited to attend this meeting and hear the reports of progress from the various members of the staff and Board officials. Seagrave W. A. The Seagrave W. A. held its meet- ing at the home of Mrs. Alan Crosier on Wednesday, April 11th, the meet- ing opened with the west group lead- er, Mrs. G. Fishley in charge, using the hymn "For the Beauty of "the Earth" followed by the Seripture read- ing "fhe Prodigal Son". Prayer was given by Mrs, R. Reynolds. =~ The second hymn was "Let us then with gladsome mind Praise the Lord". The topic was very ably taken by Mrs, 1H. Eagleson, "The boy who came back", bringing out the thought that we have to learn the ways of life: ourselves. He started out in life saying "Give Me" but when he came back home he was quite ready to say "make me." We closed this part of the meeting with the Mizpah Benediction. Then our president, Mrs. C. Sleep, report which was answered by thirty- receiving as dues $11.25. An invita- see their lovely fashion show in aid of the Hospital fund. Corresponding amounting to $39.00." Presbytery meeting to be held in our church on April 24th. ) The Board approved of récommen- | dations of the Medical Staff for the |H appointment to the staff of Dr. D'Arcy | Max Lunan, Dr, J.|8 reported the 5 appointment of Mrs. Mildred Gulliver, | § Lindsay, 1930, as head nurse Bl; and by Miss Theda Jones, graduate of Prince Ey Edward "County Hospital, Picton, 19- + 39, as assistant head nurse in obste- | § trical department; also the following + Mis, Audrey Whitsitt, graduate Osh- 5 awa General Hospital, 1948; Miss Hel- 8 en Shaw, formerly head 'nurse Bl, has |§ The president, Mr. Waite, announ- | 4% took charge asking for the secretary's ! eight members and seven visitors, and | {f tion was received from Port Per Ty to |{ secretary read thank you notes, The |§ president thanked the west and south E groups for their special financial help |§ Our W. A, are serving dinner at the : Lakeview Theatre no , Port ain Ont. Two Shows Nightly--7 and 9 p.m, THURSDAY, James Cagney, Doris In the Sparkling New FRIDAY, SATURDAY, APRIL 19-20-21 Day, Virginia Mayo Musical Comedy Hit "THE WEST POINT STORY" 2nd BIG FEATURE-- "A LIFE OF MONDAY, "TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23-24.25 Larry Parks and Barbara Hale - - In Their Hilarious Comedy, Drama ' "EMERGENCY WEDDING" LANA TURNER in the Gripping Drama HER OWN" 2nd Complete show starts at 8.20 p.m. ADUY/ y ENTERTAINMENT NO WAITING FOR SERVICE TASTY MEALS Ys ASKING FOR AN ICE CREAM TREAT OR A : COMPLETE MEAL kd THISTLE RESTAURANT Bill Taylor PORT PERRY Jack Starkey INA JIFFY HERE WHETHER YOU'RE ool waidhilih) Then all.enjoyed a chorus by five of our school girls "Mocking "Bird Hill." The west group then served a very de- licious and bountiful lunch, the young girls helping to serve, AASNAAAAANANAS ANSI A ¥27°0 0,4. 6 ball TRADE MAKK REG The pause that refreshes "from VARIETY SHOW AT EPSOM In the United Church on Friday, April 30th. The young 'adult group Uxbridge United - Church are putting on the program, consisting of Choral Singing, Accordion and Guitar music; Vocal and Instrumental solos, Duet and Sextette-arrangements. Also a debate by the Epsom young people, subject--*"Country life has more to offer than city life." All are welcdme to come and enjoy this cvening "of entertainment. program starts at 8.16. NE FRESH BREAD ~~ MADE EACH DAY. ev "BIRTHDAY CAKES A SPECIALTY wi Saturday Cake Special "BAN oy. LAYER CAKE ~ Gerrow' 8 Bakery and CAKES WE NOW tie consider it our duty to help keep the cost of living as low as possible. In of the Government's budget announcing tax increases on Cars, BRITISH ONTARIO MOTORS prices will NOT be increased until sodden it is necessary for us to pay the increased costs. oy at present, BRITISH ONTARIO MOTORS Boe FP . are in a very fortunate position in having more than $36,000.00 of NEW Automobiles in-stock which we will sell at "BEFORE- BUDGET PRICES". ADVISE that you should not delay--these Cars : . will not last long at the old price--thisis- the opportune time to purchase that new bu \ Car which you have been wanting--We also 'have a large stock of re-conditioned Used Cars and Trucks. DON'T forget to drop in at our new SHOWROOM in UXBRIDGE this week--this showroom ~ is an additional location to serve you, we oe he ----are proud of it and want you to see it too-- first door west of Horns Meat Market on Brock Street, UXBRIDGE. We have a - grand display of New Cars here and as a special added Attraction for opening week we are having a FREE DRA prizes--get your coupon at our new SHOW- ROOM'in UXBRIDGE or clip it from last week's paper--Draw to take place Saturday, ~~ April 21st at 10 p.m. ) Drie DELAY --BRITISH ONTARIO MOTORS are direct + = Dealers for MORRIS OXFORD and MORRIS. : SEs Si Es 2! OR-CARS also KAISER and HENRY .J = ~~. IMPLEMENTS. We Don't 'and FERGUSON TRACTORS SEE THE BEST AT .. ~~ a --Valuable- . View and British Ontario Motors Leaskdale and Uxbridge . The 4