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as been mn town, Ing i] to Wakefiela Yoiwon,; of St. Jonn, N.B., was a recent guest Males rearson, and visied a juinber of rieuas 1n town. fhe Anglican Y.P.S. held a | BUCI evening at the rarisn fal 0h 'Luesaay, anu eLjoyeu al uius- % frateq lecture re ne telephone by Mr. black, ul Ushawa. Kink notes Whitby Junior Hockey 'l'eam are to play with the St. Pats _ nere on Monday night. 'I'he Kural hockey League are putting on & uvuble-neaaer au the (Ibe Kink wnignt Us Bracebriage Wins in the hockey match here on Tuesaay evemug between the Dpracepriuge ana rorv terry ign Dehools, bracevriuge playea precy game sua went hove witn @ SCOre ul '(-4 ln Lneir ravor. At was a flue plece oI spurt L0 see the way tne visitors playeu Lhe game, nolL taking auvaulage ol thelr welghl anu experience, ve- Ig speeuy skaters anu ciever BUICK-nanuiers, ----t) rrm------ VIKD At Toronto, on Wednesday, k'eb. oth, iYz4, Llzaveln bowers, peloveu wile ul mr. Geo. Uke, I'he Iuneral service was held at the tamily resiuence, s Laurier Ave., on daluraay. Aduterment n Ot, Junn's vemetery, Norway. Mrs. Uke was a sister ol "Mrs. W. ni. Lewher, anu was a Iormer resiuent ot roruv rerry. e-- r------ BOARD OF EDUCATION At the 1mitial meeting of the Port terry board ol lducation Ior 1vz4, the rollowing commit- tees were appointed. School Management--Dr. J. B: Lundy, W. 8. Short, Mrs. Geo. Jackson, mrs. Fred Brock. Property Committee--Geo. R. Davey, W. H. Letcher, Mrs. A. " H. Rose, Mrs. A. B. Forman. + mance Committee--E. B. Walker, J. Lucas; W. A: Christy: _ Chairman of. .Board--Samuel Farmer. Library Board Trustees Lr. Mellow, (three years); McLean, (two years); F A. Kent (one year.) ----( QQ The Standard Bank of Canada has opened branches at Manilla and Cresswell. These will be under management of their Can- nington branch. The Home Bank had offices at these points. O00 CANADIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY é Ontario Division * A class in Home Nursing is being organized by the 1.O.D.E. in Port Perry. + + This is your opportunity. The instruction given in this class may help you save a life. The fee for the course of 12 lessons and Home Nursing ~ Manual is $1.00. ------ (ne MARRIED Mitchell - Proctor -- On Saturday, Feb. 9, 1924, at All Saints' Church, assisted by Rev. T. G. A. Wright, 'Alice Temple, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. E, L. Proctor, to Mr. Ernest W. . Mitchell, Toronto, son of the late , W. Mitchell, Charlottetown, P.E.L,. 1d Mrs. 'Mitchell, now of Lethbridge, re OOO ST. JOHNS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH iP: J. Evans of Toronto, will Whitby, by the Rev. Joseph Fletcher, |" Have you ever foes 1 late in . filling engage- ment because your time- piece was "out of whack?" If so, you can' avoid such annoyances by coming to us and buying a time-piece . which you can depend upon to "get you there" on time. Let ys fix your old time- piece or sell you a new one. I. R. BENTLEY JEWELLER & OPTOMETRIST PORT PERRY, ONT. HEALTH CLASS IN PORT PERRY The Red Cross is engaged in a crusade for better health, and the prevention and mitigation of suffer, ing in the homes, To this end, they are forming classes in Home Nursing throughout the country. One such class 4s being organized here'under the auspices of the LO.D.E. The purpose of the class will be to give instruction to women and girls fifteen years or over, regarding the care of the sick and methods of keeping well, and preventing disease. The course will be under the super- vision of trained nurses, and several local doctors will deliver lectures from time to time. There are twelve lessons in the course treating of such subjects as "Carg of the patient", "Emergencies and slight ailments", "Health in the Home" and other allied topics. The class in Port Perry will be organized next week, and the fee for the twelve lessons will be one dollar. The class will meet once a week. This is an "opportunity which will probably not occur again, and already a number of ladies have signified their intention of joining the class, Any lady or girl over 15 years in the Village is eligible for membership. It is requestéd that all those desiring to enrol will phone Mrs, Merlin Letcher as soon as possible. emma) () Omen REFUNDING LOAN BONDS The Definitive bonds are here now ready for distribution and customers who deposited their Interim Certificates with us for exchange are requested to call and get their bonds. The Standard Bank of Canada, Port Perry, Ont. Branch, * H. G. Hutcheson, Manager ey bed; to go downstairs and answer. a telephone has "its drawbacks. . An ex- tension telephone along- side the bed saves many a man or woman that unpleasant necessity. Extension * telephones cost only $1.24 a month! The charge for install- ing is only $1.00! They are a wonderful con- venience. Save your "better half" 'many fatiguing steps. Business and profes- sional men find them in- dispensable in homes and offices. Let us talk it over! Every Bell Telephone isa Long Distance Stalion PRINCE ALBERT Leap Year Bargains Robert Plum, short and fair, light blue eyes and very fair hair, prefers a girl that lives at the hill; if she hasn't changed her name she lives their still, Cecil Heayn, tall and light, not very old, but he can spark. He likes a girl with golden hair, who lives down south, I declare. Frank Harris lives away down south; now young girls don't be afraid to open your mouth. Cedar Creek 'is not very far away, If I were her I wouldn't delay. Ernie Green cuts quite a dash, light blue eyes but without a mustache. Six times a week he travels north west, so I really must think that he likes her best. Charlie Stabback is a nice young man,. would like. to get a. wife if he can, he prefers a woman who can do her own, cooking, so now young girls stop your looking. Frank Jeffrey is still single, though with the girls he likes to mingle. Prefeys a girl with very bright hair, so now my dear Frank beware, Fred McKay, tall and fair, light blue eyes and very pretty hair, pre- fers a girl that lives in her last, and he will have her too, by thunder. Steel Oil Drums For Sale Fitted with Brass Taps Standard Garage PORT PERRY 7, nly PALMER GR did : ROPRACTOR » ole fe]) o ofals » sq eo} Many people have the idea chronic but will not affect acute conditions. * This is a 'mistaken 'idea. «+ In acute cases Chirpractic particular- ly shines. The time to try last, ¥ Bacio; don't resort to that Chiropractic will help {QN * : feeling. go to the Chiro- 1 Bennie Smith tall and dark, his hair is dark and nice and curly, he goes to the Island through snow or rain, and gets there just the same. Richard Thompson, both tall and dark would prefer a girl with a good heart, wears a light tweed suit, and he looks quite smart, if the snow banks weren't so deep he would get to the white house twice a week. Fred Williams, short and fair, light Getting out of a warm g ww blue eyes and very fair hair, he's /a Both Semi-fitted: and loose, easy models will:be worn this Niuerny ot dressed men. Jog a ma 0; rovi bothare edie P We have a yy range of models, to suit and diferent builds and a wond- no FOR FEBRUARY SALE = do All lines greatly reduced during the quiet season, oo : erful assortment of fabrics in|. both suits and o We have for you, te all the ele- ments of perfect: satisfaction. . We re-shiell Ladies' and Men's Fur taste yLined Couts, "ne: sun sto. prosste any kind of fur. & W. H. DOUBT Merchant Tailor Port Poy Ont. Elizabeth is quite jolly good fellow. > 'it will be a a long name but I' match just the same, Albert Shunk short and dark, he's a jolly good fellow as I have heard the fair ones say, but a girl up town attracts him away. Quite a scare was thiwn into the citizens last night when the announce- ment was made that the rink would not be open again this winter on the Beaver Meadow. We were pleased to read a few days ago that the trustees in a certain school had arranged to have music taught in the the school. It is not time wasted because music can be interesting and still be a recreation and a diversion to the pupils under a careful teacher. The merry friends of Miss Mary Wililams will be pleased to learn that she is recovering from her re- cent illness A the office again, Mr. John Jel who Was at the opening - of parliament "in Toronto, last week has' Mrs. Geo, Heayn who has been visiting « in Usbtidge, has returned home, The largest Toad of wood we ever 8aW go through "the village was one last week drawh by Mr." A. Hunter's team. 3a 2 Miss Emma Wheatley, of Scugog, was the guest of Mrs. Jonas Smith for a few days'last week. Mr. Richard Thompson was visiting on the Island on Sunday. We are pleased to note that Mr. Howard Martin is able to resume his work again after boing 'confined to the house for some Everybody is-busy getting in, their supply of wood. A fine drove of fat cattle Passed through the village on Saturday, be- ing 'shipped by Fowlie Bros. We older people who lived in the country, recall with interest the school exhibitions or show days for the children, when not only parents but others, young and old, alnfost wholly neglectful of social duties or The su superior io du the sli of he whet. household cares would drive over bad roads to see their boys and girls take part in some school pro, Mrs. Thos. Collins is assisting Mrs, Russell Butson for a time, . Miss F. Hiscox left on Thursday last to visit with friends in the north. Mrs. Wagg and daughter Alice are visiting in Port Huron for a time. Mr. Cecil Jeffrey is busy hauling log to the mill at Port Perry. - Mr. Wm. Stabback has & number of men working in the bush. Messrs. Alvin and Robert Hunter were in Whitby one day last week. Mr. Grant Christie was in Sonya on business last week. p Miss Rena Avery, of Enfield is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. T. Collins. Some articles that came late are for lack of space held over. i 0 Qa Auction Sale Mr, Arthur L. Bailey, '1 mile east of Blackstock, Lots 18 and 14, Con. 4 4, Cartwright, will sell his farm 'stock and implenients by auction on Feb. 16, - Geo. Jackson & Son, Auctioneers: "Lai W, "Hall, 'of lot 6, con. 5, Mariposa, is selling his farm stock and implements on Friday, February 16th, 1924. See, bills for particulars. Geo. and Ted place mn, Auctioneers : : HOW 'TO LEARN HOME NURSING. If a member of your family were taken ill to-night, would you know what fo do until the arrival of a doctor, and would you know how to carry out his orders intelligently? A Class in Home Nursing is being formed by the 1.0.D.E in Port Perry. S00 SKATING CONTEST . Watch the Bulletin Board for | practice for the skating contest to be put on shortly at the Rink. aller of ray wheat and the a 'now b ov be Ts ring ek Jeaply at. we can supply not forget with harness parts, br combs, blankets; Gloves, Mitts, etc; bags, suitcases, etc. Specially. low 5 prices. W.E. E Haron ushes, curry salt F you a dingy room room bright thre lay Fmd Kent Hardwood Floors Notice the transformation. fairly shine with cheerfulness be even more hardw of Canada if it were Menirs up your oome und ot a tl you wat it would cost to refloor them. 1 hammer Port Perry 3 Your rooms comfort. Than > 4 Hoorn nthe horn little they cost. ~~ --