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Mr. Homer Ferguson spent Easter with his parents. Miss Florence Walker of Brampton, and Miss Rhea Walker, of Toronto, are spending the holidays with their parents. Miss Edith Peters is home for the holidays. Among the Toronto visitors in town for Easter we noticed Mr. Grant Rundle, Mr. Reginald Doubt, Mr. Morley Doubt, Mr. Clifford Vickery, Mr. Sidney Ashton, Mr. Douglas Lucas and Misses Isabel Lucas and Olice Gerrow. The Misses Norma and Laura Orchard are home for the Easter holidays. ~ Miss Mildred Botwright was in town over the week end. Messrs, James and William Mowat and lady friends were in town for the holiday. Mrs. Jos. Ashton, of Toronto, spent the week end with her daughter Mrs. Denshgm, Mr. Alex. Woods, of St. Catharines, is holidaying at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Blake Pearsall and son Norman, were in Toronto for Easter. Messrs, Geo. and Douglas Cawker spent Sunday with their father. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Christy and Miss Frances, and Miss Annie Farmer spent Easter in Bloomfield. Miss Foster has returned to her home after holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Christy. A twelve volume set of Shake- speare and other books have been placed on the shelves of the Public Library. We regret to hear of the serious illness of Mr. Gordon McKee through blood poisoning. Mr, McKee had the misfortune to poison his hand frem a scratch from a tin, and blood poison resulted. We hope he will soon re- cover, Mrs, Merlin Letcher will fiot re- ceive next Tuesday. \ Miss Florence Graham of Bobcay- geon, and Miss Mildred Botwright of Toronto, spent their Easter holidays with Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Town. The regular meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be held at the home of Mrs. John Bradley, on Wednesday, at 3 p.m. A good attendance is requested. RC aC NEW DUMPING GROUND On account of widening the Scugog Bridge, arrangements have been made whereby citizens having any rubbish, such as ashes, tin cans, brush, etc, (decayed materials excepted) can dump it on the south side of the bridge, not on the bridge. -- -- CARD OF THANKS The Misses Stovin wish to thank their many friends and neighbours for their kind expressions of sym- pathy and beautiful floral tributes, in their recent sad bereavement, in the loss of their father. pe EASTER TEA The Ladies' of the Women's Aux- iliary will serve afternoon tea and hold a sale of home-made cooking at the Parish Hall of the Church of the Ascension, on Friday, April 22nd, at 4 pm. : OO COMING--Dr. F. E. Luke, Opto- metrist, at A. J. Davis' Drugstore, Port Perry, Thursday, April 21st. x. v ~ sona Navel Get that watch or _ clock repaired now and be ready for Spring's Work. Bring your opti- cal work to us. Re- pairs while you wait I. R. BENTLEY Optometrist Jeweller and Stationer PORT PERRY Now is the time to get busy on that repair job. Our first car of ST. MARY'S CEMENT just received, in the new waterproof paper bags that do not have to be saved and returned. Port Perry Coal Yard W. G. W. PYATT Agents in Port Perry for Roger's St. Mary's Cement. --CREAM-- SWIFT SERVICE SATISFIES Hundreds of shippers know this from experience. A trial ship- ment will convince you Payments Made Daily. SWIFT CANADIAN CO Limited West Toronto. neg FORMER PORT PERRY CITIZEN . ELECTED TO HONORARY POSITION At a meeting of the Granite Curl- ing Club of Winnipeg, Mr. Alex. (Sandy) Stewart, formerly of Port Perry, was presented with honorary life membership. The presentation was made by Mr." D. W. Griffith, a former president of the Club. Mr; Griffith paid sincere and high tribute to the work Mr. Stewart had done for the Granite Club and curling in general A rousing reception was given Mr. Stewart by the members. The veteran curler gracefully acknowledged the honor and thanked the members of the Club for their kindness. "He had enjoyed," he said "his work with the Granites and he hoped to be able to continue with it for many years." --Winnipeg Times, eres) prem. You'll sure get better by treating tonsils, cough, bronchitis, quinsy, catdrrh, whooping-cough and sore throats with Mrs. Sybilla Spahrs Tonsilitis, or money back. Try it. Sold at Davis' Drug Store. I at THE Store EC mam ORANGES Note-- Navel Oranges are at their I sweet and juicy, and the price is 'very rea- Je. : Oranges, Sunkist, sweet -. "value at 40c., 50c¢. and 60c. ; ECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY best, very prdon" © Come to us for Ontest Particulars want a chance to earn some JF 20" Money, get in on. the big Slogan Contest. | N CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Sunday next being the Easter Octave, special music will be pro- vided for the evening service at 7 p.m. The Lenten season of penitence which ended on Sunday last in a spirit of joy and thanksgiving, has been faith- fully observed this year in a very striking manner--the servite during the week night have been wonderfully attended--hence on Sunday last the spirit of real rejoicing was manifest in the service. The choir very ably and reverently rendered the service anthem to a well filled church. The arch of lilies made a very pleasing effect in the church and sanctuary. At 8 am. H. C. with thirty-seven communicants. Sunday next--Evensong and ser- mon at 7.80. (Festal Evensong.) Sunday School at 3 p.m. r-- QM -- PUBLIC SCHOOLS The results of the written Easter tests, for the Senior and Junior En- trance classes follow. Subjects missed expressed by a figure following a pupil's total mark: Maximum for each class 900: Honours 675.; Pass 674 to 540, Seniors Eric Nasmith, honours Bob. Cawker, honours George Tinsley, honours .... Josie Nott, honours Dorothea O'Neill, honours .,708 May Hall, honours Hazel Jeffrey, honours..... .688 Patricia Cooney, honours....670 Evelyn Somerville, pass ....662 Marjorie Real, pass Mildred Platten, pass Wilfred Stephens Arthur Carnegie, (absent.) Juniors Marjorie Pyatt, honours ....726 Henry Dodd, pass ....... +. .666 Clifford Ward, pass Archie Farmer, pass .. Fred Switzer, pass Helena Boe, pass .... Harold Cawker, pass .. 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