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to 50 or Aot dulokly, don't delay. satel Of !" STOLEN : v From the east side of town hall, Bring your opti- * Port Perry, on Monday, April 25th, cal work to us. Re- about 9.30 p.m., a khaki colored men's bicycle, with steel rims, Dunlop bal- 'pairs while you wait loon tires and front mudguard. Any information leading to its Yesovery will be greatly appreciated by A . ¥ you want a chance to earn "some Andrus, I mts get in on the big BT I. R. BENTLEY {| memes mony of otis gies The May meeting of the Scugog : 4 Chapter 1.0.D.E. will be held at their Optometrist contain BE Rot a rooms in the Davis Block, at 3 pm. }- Jeweller and Stationer you are just as able to va spun. on Monday, May 2nd. All those in- PORT PERRY As anyone else, terested are cordially invited to be = 3 present. Mrs. Nasmith, the Chapt - try delegate to the Provincial meeting in The nt i is 20 lea learn the Tales : Hamilton will give her report. ) y y id fou; hat the Maximur Frm oho W.L PARRISH Mr. and Mrs, William Rodman an- nounce the engagement of their : daughter Reta to Mr. Elton A. Wright : of Detroit. The marriage to take place early in May. teeta) i $ 4 $ Mrs. Allan Brawn of Toronto spent iL ls SATURDAY Sunday with her brother, W.H. Clark Tenders for Baptist church and vy Bry Wo LOATH. other buildings in connection with the Messrs George Cawker, Morley school property must be in hands of] 72 ? undersigned by noon, Saturday, April : Red Seal "L7-bead. Continental Doubt and Clifford Vickery, of To- ronto, spent Sunday in town. "| 80th. A quantity of windows for sale s W. A. Christy, Secretary. La Full Prtsn ve Lubricath Alderman R. J. Siberry and wife, of £7 aii) (men. Toronto, paid a visit on Sunday With ' . : Morse Silent Chain Dring. CARD OF THANKS 3 © Thermostatically Controlled the latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. a H. Clark. "Mrs. C. Snelgrove and son Brace od . Cooling System 1 for two. Mrs. D. Carnegie will not receive| Now is the time to get busy on] wisi®o thank their many friends and { Whirlwind Acceleration Kr Its re-sale di 18 Higher dan o cb motor cars neighbors for their acts of kindness| : Locomativetype Brokes ~~ reasons, first, because of a stable factory and sales ity; on the first Wednesday of May. Hm Wah: fig LO Sst car u or a this ; : ¢ sympathetic expression, during = 5 Mrs. R. J. Bown and daughter received, in the new I a recent bereavement. Bl Super-Sensitive Steering g - second, because the number of Star Car owners desiring to : SR Cold Rivetted Chassis Frome + ils ppotionely stale th shut of suy othe ain: » Thelma, of Oshawa, spent Good Fri- paper bags that do not have to be GO tay with x; parents, Mr. and Mrs.|ggved and returned. IN MEMORIAM Ci, \ a ps xobile'd ini . H. Clark. - : Port Perry Coal Yard | Yes, our daughter dear has left us, " Wg Mrs. A, H. Clark of Toronto spent W. G. W. PYATT We shall see her face no more, : Sunday with her son, W. H. Clark. Agents in Port Perey 1 . "Or look upon her loving features gents in Port Perry for Koger's| As we did in days of yore. . Miss Real and Miss Parish have re-1St. Mary's Cement. But we hape ere long to meet her, fursed afwr spending the winter in| sme are) the hours of life have flown, atop a. MYRTLE STATION When God numbers up his own, Mr. W. A. Evans has returned home i In memory of Elsie Bradley, i Mis Aileen Hall of Burketon, spent y ! » Siar & say. of Some monty: fn the part of the holiday with her grand- by Mother and Father, parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Chisholm. OOO ip. Cowan has returned. home| . Mr, Fred Beadle and Mr, BE. Cooper THE UNITED CHURCHES tal tia Spending the winter in Western of 'Toronto, were week end guests in} Rey, William Higgs, Ministér 3 the 'village. | May 1st, publie worship at 11 a.m. 400 : Mr: and Mrs; T. R. Price and fam-| and 7 pm. The Sacrament of the W. M. 8. CONVENTION ily spent Sunday in Toronto at thé|yord's Supper will be administered at Mrs. George Jackson, Mrs. W. A.|home of H. Fenns. the morning service, : Christy, Mrs. Geo. R. Davey, Mrs.| Mothers' Sunday, May 8th will bef oo = ay 5 og : i R. M. Holtby, Miss Jean Coates and] observed in Myrtle S. S. at 3 o'dock.| ooo) abd pa i Edna Sweet, attended the Cobourg|In the evening the Myrtle choir will| Y: P. I. on Monday at 7.30 pm. Presbyterial Convention of the W. M.| assist with the music at Raglan ap-| Annual Business meeting and the S. of the United Church of Canada, at| pointment. election of officers. Bowmanville, on Tuesday of this] Miss R. Cooper spent Easter at her Sy Meeting, Thurs., 730. pam. week. grandmothers' in Oshawa. Prince Albert The Convention was splendidly at- x Sunday School at 2 pm, | 4 tended. A gratifying feature of the i ee Urn Public Worship at 3 p.m. : reports was that the Cobourg Presby- § mt a-- i) terial WMS, have raised thelr 8 a Going 100 ast bas reutlied jos many Cut 2 ut-<tunt the. Ssmsle) but ocation in missionary givings-- us p rem or 'sore $21,000.00. Inspiring addresses were Py o Jou £51 to dhe end of Jour) throats, bronchitis, cough, quinsy, given by Miss Jackson, of Nelson| Diamonds are chunks of coal that catarrh, - whooping-cough, _- sore House, and Miss Smyth, of All Peo-| stuck to their job. throats and _and all tonsil ills, bet- ple's Mission, Hamilton. : soon, or money back. Sold at A. J. The following officers were elected: TR QE Davis' Drug Store. President--Mrs, J. W. Roberts, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES MMs Grafton. i NOTICE ' Rec. Sec'y--Mrs, Geo. Hammond, VW. L..Atkinson, Minister All parties owning or Barbburing Campbeliford. May 1st-- - J dogs must procure a license and tag Cor.-Sec'y--Mrs. Geo. Jackson, Port|St. John's Church, Port Perry ~ | at once, otherwise the Dog By-Iaw Perry. Public Worship at 11 am, and 7] will: be enforced without further Treas. Mrs. W. M. Pringle, Whitby. | p.m. Sunday School at 8 p.m. yo Y. P. Society, Monday, at 8 p.m. DIED ' Prayer Service, Thursday at 7.80, Suddenly, at Hollywood, Cal, April] Y. W. Auxiliary, Tues, May 8rd at 25th, 1927, Christina Barbaro, beloved | the home of Winnifred Causley. wife of Robert Ross, formerly of; Breadalbane Church, Utica-- Lindsay, and eldest daughter of the| Sunday Schoolat2pm. late Adam Gordon, M.P, North On-' Public worship at 8pm. °° tario and Christina Gordon, of Port | C. Endeavor, Wednesday, at 8 p.m. Perry, followed by choir practice. Nove Sunkist and 7 vaio di yr i, ivi