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FN Oe Superior Brand Butter, pasturized, ..1b 50c, : Shortening. ...........per 1b Pineapples, good size ....... Harvest Pumpkin, 2's ........2 tins for 25¢ Tomatoes, Harvest or Aylmer ves... 2 for 26c oud a Peas, No. 4 Tree Ripe Pears, 2's ........ Harvest Red Pitted Cherries, 2's ......24c. Harvest Pure Strawberry Jam, 8's . ....60c. Harvest Pure Strawberry or Black Currant Jam, 16 02, vis avails vis vai ian O00 Quaker Toaster Corn Flakes vvvr3 Pgs 29¢.. JAMES McKEE & SON ® 18¢. - 3's b2¢ Peas 4250, (Tomato 2 for 25c. ..per tin 15c. Comfort Soap Superior Store, St. Charles Building, Pert Perry. COURT OF REVISION Township of Scugog Notice is hereby given that a Court of Revision of the Assessment Roll of the Township of Scugog, at the Town Hall, Scugog, on Saturday, the 28th day of May, at one o'clock p.m. to hear and determine any complaints or errors or omissions in the Assess- ment Roll for the said Township of Scugog, for the year 1927. All per- sons interested are requested to take notice and govern themselves accord- ingly. THOMAS GRAHAM, may 19 Clerk. Auction Sale At the late rpsidence of WILLIAM DOBBINS, Ro#a St. Port Perry, on Saturday, MAY 7th, 1927, at 1.30 p.m. All the goods and chattels belong- ing to the estate, consisting of the following: Light Spring Wagon, Root Pulper, Plough, Set Double Har- ness, Kitchen Range, 2 Sideboards, 2 tables, chest of drawers, 2 dressers, wash stands, 3 bedsteads, spring and mattresses, 2 upholstered chairs, 2 stools, dining room chairs, 6 kitchen chairs, all dishes and crockery and kitchen utensils, lamps, and all other house furnishings not mentioned, TERMS CASH Geo, Jackson & Son, Auctioneers. Harris & Harris, Sols. for Estate. te LOO GREENBANK An enjoyable evening was spent in the United Church on Thursday of last week, when a farewell was tend- ered to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gordon, Fred O'Neill and family, Mrs. Wm, Leack and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. |, John Howsam and Freeman Howsam, | who are leaving the Church and com- munity.. Miss J. Phoenix is home after spending the winter in France. Rev. C. H. Schutt of Toronto, preached two excellent sermons in the Baptist Church last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Scott of Mount Albert were visiting friends here on Sunday. We are sorry to report the death of Mr, Wm, Watson, who passed away on Monday afternoon. Although Mr. Watson had not lived here long, he had won the esteem of the entire com- munity, and his death is very much regretted. Much sympathy is extend- ed to Mrs, Watson in her bereave- ment. imamate} eimrmine REV. J. W. TOTTEN DEAD This morning's Globe carries the death notice of Rev. J, W, Totten, of Tottenham. Rev. Mr. Totten was a great favorite in this locality. He will be remembered as the Methodist Minister at Scugog and-Prince Albert, A kindly man, who was ever busy trying to do a good turn for some person, he made a host of friends who will sincerely mourn his death. TOTTEN--At Tottenham, on Tues day, May 3rd, 1927, Rev. John Wil- loughby Totten, beloved husband of years, Funeral on Thursday, to Mount Tagart Cemetery, Tottenham. OOO AN UNFRIENDLY LAW A member of the Executive of the Motor League, through the press, is strongly advising motorists to give no one "a lift," no matter who he or she may be, while driving along the high- way. If the pedestrian happens to be a stranger it will be much safer to let him remain being a pedestrian. We have read how, in oldén times, people entertained angels unawares, but it may happen that the stranger may be the very opposite of an angel, so it may be a dangerous thing to allow "him in your car. But an acquaintance or friend may be glad to accept an invitation to ride in your car, or he may even ask for a ride, and in such cases it is very hard to refuse him, Tasty | Cut Macaroni, 10 oz pkg. Superior Coffee, '........1's 66¢c. 14's 38¢. Superior Store Pekoe Tea, 1s 66c. %'s 83¢. Fresh Fig Bar Biscuits, per Ib Ces Vai 220, Christie's Social Tea Biscuits ......1b 30c. Nu Jell, The Perfect Jelly Powder, 8 for 2c. Excellence Dates; per pkg. ...:.......11e § Dingman's Water Glass, per tin .......16¢c. 8 Charlotte Rebecca Burke, aged 82}d 2 for 19¢ § Bon Ami, cake or powder ............lde Old Dutch Cleanser ............2 for 22c. Bulk Soap Chips vrevsreensss2 Ib for 25¢. Sevasvenennesesssad for 28c. Pure Maple Syrup, per gallon ........$2.50 Good Cooking Apples. .........per pk. 50c. Phone 152 | and he may consider you meanness personified. But should you have an accident and the person whom. you have favored with a ride be injured or killed in the accident, the law will, hold you responsible and liable for heavy damages. A.number of such cases have appeared in odr law courts and it is only recently where a suit was entered in one of our courts in which 4 woman sued her sister for heavy damages as a result of injuries sustained in a motor accident. It seems that this is a law that should never have been placed in our statute books, but so long as it is there a motorist should hestitate before giv- ing a person "a lift" along the road. Spee NOTICE TO CREDITORS Of Thomas Henry Dewey, Deceased Pursuant to Sec. 56 of Chapter 121 of the Revised Statutes of Ontario 1914, notice is hereby given thal at all creditors" and others having claim: against the estate of Thomas Henry Dewey, late of the Township of in the Cognty of Ontario, Farmer, de- Seased, who died on or about the of March A.D. 1927, are, on or before the Sectnd day of June AP 1927, to send by on repaid, Harris & Harris, a» i for Julianna Dewey ad- ministratrix of the Estate of the said deceased their christian names and surnames, RTs and d sons, the full particulars of their cl statement of their accounts and the nature of the securities (if any) held by them, and that after the ay last aforesaid the said Julianna will proceed to distribute the ey of the said deceased ong the parties entitled thereto havi only to such claims of whic vgn shall have been given as above re- quired, and the said"Julianna Dewey will not ae the said assets or any ereo! any person or yar whose claim or claims notice shall not have been r d b; Harris & Harris at, the time of suc distribution. Dated at Port Per, Ont., this 4th day of May A.D. 1 HARRIS & HARRIS, Barristers, ete., Port Perry, Ont. swung two to four Now . . . Lucerne Blue Duco pletely removable grey--and a swanky, You never saw a 3 eye. 'And if there's youth and throug 'CHIROPRACTIC The Drugless Road to Health J. A, HETHERINGTON CHIROPRACTOR. Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 2 to § pm. "BARRED ROCK EGGS FOR HATCHING 50c. per setting. Apply to Mrs. Frank Franklin Port Perry. W. A. Sangster DENTAL or Office Hours--9 Office over Mc Shoe Store. PASTURE FOR RENT "200 acres good pasture for | the month, at lot 28, eos, a Apply to W. L. Perry. The present picket fence ti the Manse. Apply: to Jas. McKee, Port Perry. J White frame hous Street, Port Perry, quite as Slers, 2 intimase, a8 be wang me ts EC pln ty co, ls i a 'Pontiac Six power, spent. 'endurance be offered in a here it is! thoroughbred, as happy as a as a debutante just back from P, \ Lucerne Blue is the | in Faerie Red. ge commonplace is everything in p she oo : .car--grey shark gr yr nickel-plated windshield aide arms, a com- © ing ; the of double texture ing rear deck with _ aspacious disappearing rumble seat] : roadster quite like this-- to the your blootl -- or it. PF.2820 : PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS OF-CANADA, LIMITED 'H..R. Archer Motor Sales PONTIAC AND OAKLAND DEALERS Phone b7Tr2 AT NEW Low PRICES |" The Creamery is paing 51 cents, 50c, and 47¢c for Butter Fat. You can save labor and make more money by send- | ing your cream to the = : PORT PERRY CREAMERY "Tuesday, May 10th Zane Grey's latest story Forlorn River- pa May 7th : _ EMIL JANNINGS AND LYA de PUTTI In that Sensational Production