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Personal Items Mrs. S. J. Mellow will not receive again this season. Mrs. H. H. Stone will not receive until the Fall. 'of the Sc be held hs the rooms rder, on Monday, Spm 1st, at 3 p.m. Tea will be served. Co ene (Ores BOWLERS LL ANNUAL The Port po Lawn Bowling Club held their annual meeting at the Treasurer's Office, on Tuesday evening of this week. A good representation of members were present. The officers for the year 1929 were elected as follows: President--Percy fey, Ingram, Vice President--J McClintock. Sec'y-Treas.--J. F. McClintock. Auditor--J. F. McClitock. Committees-- Membership, Graham. House and Grounds--P. Ingram, W. Graham, M. Williams. Amusement--M. Gerrow, P. Ingram and W. M. Letcher. Mr. Wm. Graham was appointed caretaker for the season. The question of buying a gasoline roller for use on the green was dis- cussed at some length and finally laid over until the next meeting. epee HIGH SCHOOL NOTES On Thursday, March 28th, the final meeting of the Literary Society will be held. Our prophetess, poet, and historian, will take part. Now that the season of winter R. Somerville, Wm. sports. is over, and we have no more cold weather, softball and tennis will soon begin. The school is building two fine tennis courts on the site of the old school. The students are looking forward eagerly to these ten- nis courts. This is a new sport for P-P-H.-S renee Yn HEARD ON COCHRANE STREET Man an sidewalk to man going down centre of road. "Why don't you come over on the sidewalks " Man on the road--"I can't I'm on horseback. --Contributed ----O OLD TYME PARTY AT THE UNITED CHURCH Now come, ye people hale and hearty, To our old tyme social party, Fun begins on the stroke of eight, Date, April 3rd, now don't be late. The Ladies' Aid want you to come; If you do, you'll have some fun, So come, ye people, hale and hearty To our old tyme social party. Admission: Adults 25¢. Children 15 cents. We Found This remedy, Mrs. Sybilla Spahr's Tonsil- itis, a good success for Tonsil Trouble, Cough, - Bronchitis, Quinsy, Catarrh, Head Colds, and Sore Throat. Good benefits or cash returned. A. J. Davis. mtr) Sb CHURCH OF THE 'ASCENSION Good Friday--Service at 11 a.m. Easter Day--Holy Communion at 8 am. Sunday School at 8 p.m. Even- ing service at 7 p.m. a Rundle--At Edmonton, on Thurs- day, March 14, 1929, J. Wesley, second son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. H. Rundle. Interment took place in Edmonton, Mr, Rundle attended High School in Port Perry; but has been in the West for a number of years. { mn) (men THE C. G. I. T. BANQUET On Friday, -March-22nd,-a-mother- and-daughter banquet was held in the United Church--the first that has been held here for many years. The banquet was provided entirely by the girls of the C.G.LT. Much credit is due them and their leader, Miss Sine--for the pleasing manner in which the program of the evening passed off. The Toast List Miss Frances Christy was the very|. able Toastmistress. 'Miss Grace Cawker proposed the toast to the King, which was followed by the National Anthem. Miss Helen Vickery proposed the toast to "Our County" followed by the ging of "O Canada." posed by Miss Dorothy. Prout, and re sponded to by Mr. Richards. : The toast to the "Mothers" was - proposed by Miss Annie Farmer and| responded to by Mrs. W. A. Christy. 'The toast to the C. G. I. T. was pro- the first Thursday in April, nor again | The toast to the Church was pro-| ST JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN March 31st, 1929 : 1H a.m~--Communion Service .2.30 p.m.--Sunday School. 7 p.m.--Special Easter Music. .Utica--2.30 p.m. .Y. P. 8. on Monday evening. . Preparatory Service, Friday, at. I ++..7.30 pm. | EXCHANGE! Several - clients, Oshawa property, on farms with or without mortgage. Uriah Jones, Corner Bond and Simcoe "EXCHANGE! Strets, Oshawa, Phone 2667. sa) (Hein MANCHESTER Mr. Chas. Lamb, Miss B. Reesor, Miss Hattie Lamb and Mr. Fred Lamb motored to Millbrook last Saturday to attend the funeral of Mr. Lamb's cousin in the person of Mrs. George Byam, ; Mr, and Mrs. W. F. Walker and Mrs. Coultis were in Toronto one day last week. Mrs, J. Moore and Mrs. F. B. John- son, visited at the home of Mr. and Ralph Butt, in Oshawa, last Friday. Miss Hattie Lamb, of Oshawa, spent the week end at her home here, Mr. Fred Lamb, of Toronto, is spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lamb, Mrs. Wm. Munro has returned after spending a few days at the home of Mrs. Bunker, Toronto. It has been predicted that we are to have a very early spring. It looks as though the weather man is right. Our play entitled. "The Bashful Mr. Bobs" given by our Community Club in the town hall here on Wednesday, March 20th, was well attended con- sidering the state of the roads and was much enjoyed by all. The char- acters took their parts splendidly. The duet by Messrs. Donald Ferguson and Vyrtle Crosier and the Spanish solo renderéd by a member of the audience, given between acts, were both * greatly appreciated. The pro- ceeds amounted to $28.00. Mr, Mer- riam was the chairman. We were very sorry to hear of the passing of Mrs. A. Simpson, at 1.30 o'clock on Monday morning in To- ronto. She was well known and high- ly respected citizens. . Our deepest sympathy is extended to the bereaved family. Our community club have purch a new piano. We are pleased to know that we have at last gained what we have been aiming for. 2 Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and family and Miss Violet Wildman, spent Sun- day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson. Mr. Elgin Collins, of Port Perry, visited friends here on Sunday. A number of our citizens had plan- ned to see the play "Arnold Goes into Business" at Port Perry, but we hope the roads are better when it is given on the postponed date, April 10th. Don't miss any of these special re- vival meetings being held at Myrtle church this week from 8 to 9 p.m. Colored slides are being shown. primer O men PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Sunday, March 81st-- Special Easter services will be con- ducted both morning and evening. The choir will render Easter music, and the message will be appropriate to the day. Sabbath School at 2.30 p.m. Prince Albert 2 p.m.--Sabbath School. 3 p.m.--Worship Service. Visitors will be made welcome at any or all of these services, aprd a CHURCH, PORT PERRY 1%: icturesque ni The pi Balibuntal, Toyo, are some of the smart new Spring costume. dress or suit. Paris has discovered the. charm of a frame Lor Rag Jera Vises, straws. sport models come in fashionable AR shades. FLOWERS Flowers add just another touch of smartness to your sy These clusters are suitable for coat, Smartest colors. Pia 3be to $1.50. oh Grd, Cheapest Place in Lemons, six for 15¢., or All Candies reduced in D. Corbman The Rite Hat Shuppe SELLING OUT Navel Oranges, very sweet, reg. 50c. Sale Pr. 400. Navel Oranges, very sweet, aeg. 60c. Sale Pr. §0c¢. Grape Fruit, three for 25c. Six Chocolate Bars for 25¢. Three Packets of Gum for 10c. town to buy Fruit. by the dozen 25. rice. Port Perry There will not be any I. O. D, E Class in Physical Training during the holiday week. But on the following Tuesday, April 9th, the members will meet at the school at 7.80 p.m. for a hike and "eats." * ENTERTAINMENT POSTPONED Owing to bad roads at both ends of the journey, the play "Arnold Goes Into Business", which was to have been given in the town hall 0 nMonday evening has had to be postponed until Wednesday, April 10th. Don't you like the idea of a Spring Bazaar, So different from a Xmas Bazaar. - Now will be the time to get the articles you would like--Just for yourself. Of course gloss anything can be purchased at the 'I Bazaar, April 19th. ALBERTA COAL I have a car of Alberta Coal which arrived this week. This coal is from "lone of the best mines in Alberta and has been so classified by our Ontario Fuel Board. Please call and see it. C. L. VICKERY. Again the school boy outgrows his clothes. Publishing sitcles report the expenditure by the Family Herald and Weekly Star of close upon a half million dollars for huge new printing presses to cope with their fast-grow- ing Subscription list. At their new low subscription rate of three years for $2.00, one is Prompted to ask "How long before ey outgrow this | one?" COUNTY OF ONTARIO. TENDERS Sealed | Tenders, plainly marked as to will be received by the under- signed until 12 noon on Wednesday, APRIL 3rd, 1929, for rental of tractor to the County to haul a road Main- tainer (multiple drag type) on County Roads for the season of 1929. formation and tender forms may he obtained at the office of the under- signed. "The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepied. Signed, D. J. KEAN, County Enginegr, L > Whitby, Ont. Sree (YO remee AUCTION SALE Mr. W. J. Bott, is holding an auc- tion sale of farm stock and imple- ments, at his premises, 1 mile east of Greenbank, on April nd. See bills for terms, ete, Geo. Jackson & Son, Auctioneers ble Un WORK WANTED Capable man 'wants wore by the day. Apply at -- Office. QUO ee SONS OF ENGLAND. Members of Old En gland requested to meet at the Lodge at 2 p.m. on Friday, March 29th, om the purpose of attending the funeral po of our late Bro. Fi Thos. . oore. light, President. |' 'A full supply of Coal, Coke, Wood, etc, always on hand. When you buy from us you will always be sure of getting the best grades of fuel. PORT PERRY COAL YARD Phones: Yard 94. Uptown Office 233. Drs. Jeffrey & Rennie Medicine - Surgery - X-Ray PORT PERRY, ONT. Phone 12W GET YOUR SUPPLY OF EASTER NOVELTIES VARIETY STORE CHOCOLATE EGGS & ANIMALS|" BASKETS AND COTTON CHICKS. WATCH OUR WINDOWS | AucTioN SALE OF HORSES AT PORT PERRY Mr. W. D. Williams is offering a car load of Alberta horses for Er re |-at-the Sebert-House, on Friday, March 29th. The lot at of mares and gelding I ne from 1400 to 1600 3 in fine o Sondiion, well broken ony ga | work. Mr. Wi os re one of the best carloads of horses about § years ago ee OM ee The British Columbia Sweet Pea Seeds have arrived. You ean get them at the Star Offige.- 25¢ oz. that ever came to Port Perry. Sale jos: 130 zaln or shine. Jackson & Son, Auctioneers. listed Does the Stock Market Shut Anyone Out? Anvorie van buy: 'shares ot the Bell Telephone Company because they are on the stock exchange. Anyone thus can become a shareholder and exercise whatever rights share- holders may have in purchasing new issues of stock. Hy : Bell Telephone stock --oldand new -- Tan tas tne guala 0 gran sd R. H. PIERRE Proprietor : BLONG BLOCK PORT JERRY desire to se to foreign To | OF a 2 : Ee THE i OF CANADA CAWKER BROS. ~ FRESH CAUGHT WHITEFISH BEST QUALITY RED SALMON OYSTERS IN BULK BABY BEEF YOUNG PORK LAMB BELL PHONE 29w WE BUY CATTLE, POULTRY, and HIDES H. N. Sheriff Ladies' Tailor and Furrier. 6 BOND ST. W. OSHAWA. BABY CART FOR SALE Ladies of Port Perry and vicinity-- Lloyd Loom Baby Cart, practically | This is the time to have your Spring new,. excellent condition. Phone 25. clothing tailored. Why buy ready- Mrs. R. Collacutt. made when I can make you the latest SE styles and guarantee a proper fit for the same price. FOR SALE Ladies' Bicycle, Dractioally new. Phone 78 for particula: FOR SALE - 6 good grass cattle. Apply to F. w. Bradley, Port Perry, phone 209. MANCHURIAN SEED BARLEY . A quantity of good seed Manchurian | - I also make over any old furs into Barley. Apply to Albert Martin, R.|the latest styles. mpt ce R 1, Sonya, Ont. april 4 guaranteed. spell 7 Port Perry Dominion Store ANNOUNCEMENT We wish to announce to the public of Port Perry and vicinity that we have enlarged and improved our store, so that we will be able to handle more and better goods, and be able to serve our customers with" better satisfaction. We now have a full line of first class Spring and Summer goods, and we are going to run our a '| business on a plan of larger business and small profits. As soon as the weather gets fine and the roads in better condition, you will be able to get out and do your shopping. Be sure and visit the Port Perry Dominion Store and compare our goods and prices with those of other stores, and you will see what you can save. SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR THURSDAY AND SATURDAY Men's Spring Coats, reg $18 for $13. Men's Silk Socks, reg 75¢ for ... se Men's Beautiful Suits, reg. $28 for Ladies' Crepe de Chene Dresses, th $17.60 very latest, reg $15. for "$10.75 Men's Felt: Hats, re, he for Ladies' Silk Hose reg $1.50 for $1.00 Men's Caps, reg $! for ..... Men's Oxfords, a 2.76 . for iE And lots of other bargains waiting Men's Dress Shirts, reg $2.50 for $1.75 your inspection. STRAY HOUND AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE Strayed to the premises of the the Diopen ity of th of the Jats ves Albers on undersigned, lot 22, con. 10, Reach Tp. at her es Prince Albert, on| Oymer: can have same by proving : Thursday, So fom 28th, at 1.30 p.m property and payl nses. ' Terms strictly cash. 8, Geo. Jackson & Son, Auctioneers re Sen Phone 247 » REZ -- - WANTED Live Muskrats