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4. Miss Sarah Crandell was in town last week to dispose of her household I niture. She has now returned to roit 'where she will make her Rt home in the future. Her house is in' Mr. Morley Camp- bell's hands for sale. " 5 Mrs. J.P. Anglin and ehildres, of [| Cy were the guests of Mr. | 7 and Mrs. W. A. Christy for a few days. Mrs, Frank Little, of "Campbell ford was the guest of the Misses Harris for the week end. Dr. W. A. Sangster is in Toronto attending the annual meeting of the Ontario Dental Society, and will re- turn home Thursday evening, May 17. A ren (Opes CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs.- A. J. Orr, wish to thank the many kind friends for their kindness and sympathy shown them during the death of Mr, Orr's mothe, | Mrs. John Orr. a 000 BAZAAR AND SALE OF HOME-MADE COOKING A Bazaar and sale of home-made cooking will be held in the tea room at the Head Church, Scugog, on Fri- day, May 18th, starting at 5 o'clock. Supper 26c. | seem) ere BUILDING BOATS : Capt. Bowerman and his sons have build seven motor launches this last winter. Among the buyers are: Mr. Wm. McGill, Cincinnati, Mr. Charles Legge, Toronto; Mr. Fred Harran, Caesarea; Mr. Addison, Toronto; Mr. Arthur Carnegie, Port Perry. All these boats will stay on Scugog waters. 000: ' BUSINESS CHANGE Harold R. Archer has sold his hardware business to the Carnegie Hardware Co., and wishes to thank his many customers for their loyal support and to state that he trusts that his successors in business may enjoy similar liberal patronage from these customers. re OO Onn ANNIVERSARY AT MANCHESTER Sunday School Anniversary Ser- vices will be held at Manchester, on Mayn20. Rey. H. Latimer, of Myrtle, will preach at 2.30 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Special music by the choir. Bring your thank offering for the local Sun- day School "work. ----0 et HOUSE WIRING Done bya graduate of Burgess Electrical School. Work guaranteed. J. GOULD Bell Phone 97 r 8 ------00 0 : MIGHT HAVE BEEN FATAL Mr. Stanley F. Gerrow "had a nar- row escape from death recently. He <was in Mr. Aylesworth's 'yard in Oshawa, and was engaged in cleaning the carbureter of his car, when the friction of the running motor ignited the gasoline, and there was a burst of flame which enveloped Mr. Gerrow's head and shoulders, burning him very seriously, particularly about the chest and neck. Almost immediately Mr. Aylesworth managed to smother the flames with his coat; indeed had it not been for Mr. Aylesworth's timely aid, it is probable that Mr. Gerrow would have been fatally burried. At the time of writing the patient, who is at his home in Port Perry, is doing as well as can be ex- pected. - 000m BORN To Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Arlidge, Port Perry, on Friday, May 4, 1923, a son--Ernest Beatty Maurice. To Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Bennett, (ne Pearl Vipond), Port Perry, on Thursday, May 10, 1923, a son--Ed- ward Russell. et 0 Orman SIDEWALKS At a meeting of the Council held on Monday eyening, it was decided to lay sidewalk in the following places this summer. ; In front of the rink to the crossing | on Lilla Street. = From Aaron William Ss property north to the railroad track, 4 ft. 'wide. From the 'railroad track to the From Cochrane St. to Rosa Street along side D. Carnegie's property. Caesar If oe need Silver prices AEE We have almost all the nt 'est Apex wae ve ies We have 4 number of Starr-Gennett Reco to be sold at 45¢. Have your: eyes tested by us if you wish satisfaction. - Watch, Clock and Jewelry repairs accurately done. I. R. BENTLEY JEWELLER & OPTOMETRIST PORT PERRY, ONT, Piano Tuning GUARANTEED {A. STOUFFER | |Hides, Sheep Skins NEWMARKET Orders will receive prompt attention when left with V. P. Stouffer Port Perry Agent Observer Office. Bell Phone 30 New and used Pianos for Sale or Rent. >" VISITORS WELCOME While every one is welcome to visit the Greenhouses at Prince Albert, it is earnestly requested that visitors do not bring dogs as we are constant- ly having damage done to plants, and much glass brokeen. As this is be- coming 'a regular occurance I feel ustified in holding the owners re- sponsible hereafter. . Wm Ettey iss ESTELLE K. BULL |s " PIANO AND VOICE Pupils Fie for exanfnation | hone No. 217 | water and dampness. : = this cement in stock; also' Lie : Wanted Highest Price Paid All Kinds' of a arrived. S ot Joment just jot ved, uper cen: I ig of nd Plaster. - P. FIGARY Office Phone 98 Port Perry| WOOL The Place for Good Appetizing; Meals JAS. RUDDY, P roprietor. Bell Phone ke NURSERY STOCK FOR SALE The undersigned is prepared to sell you nursery stock at reasonable prices; also to do your pruning and grafting. JOHN MAGLACHLAN, Port Perry. POULTRY W. & SANGSTER DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours--9 a.m. to'5 p.m. Office over Archer's Hardware PORT PERRY, ONTARIO * and Junk We pay the big price I. TURNER Bell Phone 213 Ind. 1800 overcoats, both tailor made and Graduate of Ro; JORN BELDON LUNDY College of Dental Sur. | geons and University of Toronto. Office Bouts Su. a.m. to 5 pm. Evenings Bell Phone offs intment, ring 2; residence ringd Office over Morrison' s Drug $i tore Making Good CLOTHES is our specialty We have the finest of ready to wear, we have ever had. Come in and see them--it costs you nothing. Fine wool is ad- vancing. 2 that good suit now. Bell Phone 169 2 Miss Madeline Cockburn Miss Hazel Cockburn Teachers of PIANO AND VIOLIN Port Perry DR. J. A. MURRAY : DENTIST Office upstairs in Leonard Block Hours 9 am, to 6 pom. Phone 98 Don't forget that I have a nice line of Men's Cape and the prices are right. _W. H. DOUBT | 'Merchant Tailor Dr. C. T. Harrison PALMER GRADUATE Chiropractor Office in the Penhall Blook. Upstair PORT PERRY * * A square post, all ree pieces complete f ol A Walnut Finished Dijeser regular a $60 00. A Simmons Bed, Sprine and Mattress at the usual ol of a_ steel , walnut finish, a il serviceable niattress. Come i in and this" Ne By rar E Furniture Dealer and Fune ral Motor or Horse-Drawn Equipment Phones--Store 128 r 2 - Residence 128 r 3 are offered to-day for investment in Government and Municipal Bonds, yielding a high return. The purchase - or sale of such securities can be arrang. ed at any of our branches. Our monthly list of offerings will be sent on request. 671 THE CANADIAN BANK .OF COMMERCE. PAID-UP CAPITAL $11,000,000 RESERVE FUND $15,000,000 PORY PERRY BRANNON, La B, Walkse, Massgen, Chevrolet Cliallenges Compasison for Economical Transportation HEVROLET is the world's lowest. priced fully equipped car. It is not necessary to spend a dollar more than the purchase price to makerit. complete: . There are no extras to buy. 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