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PERSONAL © Mr. Oecil Phair has bought the Wm. Real farm at Greenbank. The deal was put through by Mr. RA Sema, of Port Perry. "Mrs. J. H. Wagner of Warsontod, N. C., has been seriously ill, and may have to be taken to the hospital. Mrs. Wagner's many friends will wish her a speedy recovery. Miss Florence Walker is recovering nicely after her recent operation. She will remain at home for a short time before resuming her school duties at Miss Gladys Pearson, Lauder Ave., Toronto, was the guest over the week end of Miss Lois Lundy. Mrs. Earl Beare will not receive again this season. een HONEY FOR SALE Clover and mixed honey for sale. Apply to Mrs. Frank Franklin, Port Perry, Phone 176 r 8. marld ------ 0 PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Sunday, March 16th-- 11 am.--Some Problems and their solutions. 2.80 p.m.--Sabbath School. 7 p.m.--The Fool Among Sins. Prince Albert Church-- 1.45 p.m.--Sabbath School. 3 p.m.--Worship Service. i CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Sunday, March 16th-- 3 p.m.--Sunday School. 7 p.m.--Evening service. Friday, 7.45 p.m., Weeknight Lenten service. On Monday Evening, March 17th, at 8 p.m., Rev. Mr. Nind will give an illustrated lecture "Canterbury and its Cathedral" in the parish hall of the Anglican Church. Admission free. Silver collection. -- (niin DIED In the Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, Shirley June, dearly beloved daughter and only child of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. McQuay, of 98 Glenlake Ave., Toronto, aged 2 year and 4 months. Interment took place on Tuesday, March 4th, at Park Lawn Cemetery. Mrs. McQuay was formerly Miss Holley M. Brown, of Seagrave. McMINN--In Toronto, on Sunday, March 9th, 1930, Matthew McMinn, of ¢ Blackstock, in his 84th year. PROUTT--At Blackstock, on Fri- day, March 7th, 1930, Jane H. Proutt, in her 70th year. BROWN---At Port Perry, on Tues- day, March 11th, 19380, Olive Mary Derriman, beloved wife of Mr. Wm. Brown, of Nestleton, in her 42nd year. ST MILLINERY OPENING You are invited to come to see the new spring styles, new spring colors, and new el materials. Not only Saturday, March 15th, but every day. THE RITE HAT SHOPPE. PERRY The Ladies' Aid of St. John's Pres- byterian Church are holding their an- nual St. Patrick's Supper and enter- tainment on the evening of Friday, . March 14th. Supper will be served from 5.830 to 8 in the basement of the church. The program will consist of a three act play and will be given in the Town Hall by the young people of Lindsay St. Andrew's Church. The play is entitled "Apple Blossom Time" Adults 50c. Children 85e. a---- (Pens. PORT PERRY HORTICULTURAL ~~" SOCIETY Flower lovera and Gardeners are invited to atend a meeting of the Port Perry Horticultural Society, at the Parish Hall, Port Perry, on the even- ng of Thursday, March 27th, 1030. The meeting will be addressed by Mr. John 8. Hall, of Toronto, who will give an illustrated lecture on "The Flower Garden." Everybody who is interested in Flowers or gardening is pme to this meeting. Admission B. Lundy, Evelyn Alexander, President. Secreta ------ Qe ST. PATRICK'S SUPPER AT PORT| PORT PERRY PUBLIC SCHOOL Figures in brackets represent half days absent in January and February. Stenting Io Sebior Eomih Clatu-r Virginia Nasmith (2) ..... . 86.8% Norma Hooey (1) ........... .81.8 Doris Suddard (0)..... EY 80.6 Reta Willard (9) ......... ++ +80.1 Bessie Dunn (1) ............ 198 'Jean Harrison (20) ..iins vee 18.9 Lillian Kight (8) ............ 78.4 Mabel Ryan (0) .............. 715 'Allan Dowson (0) ........... 16.7 William Cawker (0) ......... 272.1 Roger Oke (10) ............. 704 Robert Carnegie (2) ....... . 664 William Oke (4) ............ 66.0 Ross Wakeford (8) .,........ 63.9 Sam Naple (22) ............. 68.1 Standing in Junior IV ! Maxine Beare (3) ............ 80.0 Grace Moase (6) ............. 79.7 John Orde (0). ...ecnssvvnssns 765.9 Kathleen Carnegie (2). L741 'Harriet Platten (7)... ..728 Robert Ewers (4).. 7.9 Lorne Beare (4).... ..70.6 Jack Cooney (0) ....... ..66.6 'Campbell McMaster (0) ..645 Keith Currah (0)-...... .68.1 Florrie Figary (0) ... .62.8 Marjorie Platten (6) ... ..59.1 'Harold Hall (5) ....... ..68.8 James Davidson (0) . ..b8.4 Donald Campbell (23). ..b4.3 Clarence M. Werner, Principal. THIRD BOOK Honours. 60% Pass. 75% Senior Third-- Patricia Jackson Ruth Brent ............ Grace Bradley Betty Cawker Mary Stone .......... 'Vivien Wallace Patyicip Palmer Clarence Beare Jeah Wakeford Mario Kight Ruth Hall Malcolm Nasmith Violet Read Garnet Weir Bill Willard Sarah. Naple Grace Switzer Harry Brooks Helen Anderson Kenneth Currah Marjorie Palmer.......... Grace Stone Harold Prentice Fred Middleton Harold Woon Wilson Figary Tom Bown Jean McDermott Isabell Ewers Edna Blakely Jack Beare Junior Third-- Karl Dunn Billy Pyatt Archibald McMaster Teddy Cooney Allan Oke Donald Mathers Leo Foley Harold Hood M. M, Statton, Teacher. Junior HHIA-- Jessie Middleton Mary Davidson Marjorie Harrison May Figary ....o. con: Harold Turner Jean Moase Nora Levia Beth Archer ......... Lloyd Harrison Helen Gale Clara Gilboord Miriam Cutts Dorothy O'Brien Harry DeShane ........... 00 Kathleen O'Brien ....(absent)..43 . G. V. Stovin, teacher Junior Second-- sense Muriel Willan absent through illness School Reports Victor Riley enrolled for one week 0 = b Betty Mitchell Richard Gale .. Jack Tinsley ... Cora Gerrow . Earl Hood .... Howard White Mary Barnett . Fred Andrews Norma Ewers * examinations missed. Junior One-- Edna Dowson ................. 89% Louwise Hall ................... i] Lucille Harrison ...,........... 5 Josephine Cooney ... 72 Harold Wakeford .............. 8 Melvin Henders ............... 64 George White ...... ..60 Doris MacGregor ... ..60 Reginald Figary ........ .68 George Emmerson. ...... .6b Josephine Naple .. ..b4 Frank Densham .. ..62 Teddy Beck ....,. 51 Ethel Figary ............. ..b60 Jack Pargeter .......... iii 42 E. Harris, teacher. OOS is MUSIC EXAMINATION REPORTS The following pupils from the studio of Miss Lucile Leask, A.T.C.M., were successful in passing the recent mid-winter examinations of the To- ronto Conservatory of Music, 1st class honors 80, honors 70, pass 60 Elsie I. Ward, Intermediate Sight- Singing, 88. Edgar Emmerson, Primary Piano 72. G. Ellen Ploughman, Elementary Piano 80, Luella M. Ploughman, Elementary Piano 80. Maxine M. Beare, Elementary Piano, n. Evelyn Sanderson, Introductory Piano 76. 'Iva Reynolds, Introductory Piano, 72. Ferne Moon, Introductory Piano 68. Irma Bruce, Junior Harmony, 78. Irma Bruce, Junior Counterpoint, 68. Mabel Argue, Junior Harmony, 76 e-- Hie In the recent Mid-winter Examina- tions of the Conservatory of Music, the following pupils of Miss Helen Mellow were successful: Piano-- Mrs. Geo. Samells, Junior, 1st class Honors, Helen Vickery, Junior, Honors. Reta Willard, Primary, Honours. Helen Gale, Elementary, Honors. . Jean McDermott, Elementary, Honors Frank Harding, Elementary, Honors Grace Stone, Elementary, Honors. Mary Stone, Elementary, Honors, Kathleen Carnegie, Elementary, Honors. 'Jean Harding, Introductory, Honors. Marjorie Harrison, Introductory, Honors. Theory-- Floris Stone, Intermediate Harmony, Honors. Lois Lundy, Intermediate Harmony, Pass. Helen Willard, Intermediate Harmony, Pass. Irene Leask, Junior Harmony, Honors 'Edith Wells, Junior Harmony, Hon.' 'Edith Wells, Primary Theory, 1st Class Honors. (Note--All of Miss Mellow's class were successful.) SCUGOG Services and Sunday School as usual next Sunday. Our Bazaar is next Monday, March 17th. Get prepared 'for a good time, and a good chace to spend your cash for useful and pretty articles. Hot dogs, ice cream, pies to eat and lots of amusements, all at reasonable prices. Come and hear and see and enjoy your self at the Township Hall at 7.830 p.m. Miss Smith and her pupils of the Centre School are getting up a good program to be given in the near fu- ture. Particulars later. Mrs. R. Carter is visiting. | in To- ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN ' | Sunday, March 16th--' 31 School at the Gentre Church. Mr. d Mrs, Beacock and son were guests of Mr.' 'and Mrs. J. Demera on] Sunday. We are glad to see Mrs. Beacock able to be ont again. Miss Irene Heayn entertained a number of her young friends in honor The time was spent in all kinds of games of amusement. All had a very lively and jolly time. We all wish Irene many happy returns of her birthday. Mrs. H. Leighton and daughier Connie visited with Mrs. Dodsley one day recently. Miss Vera Clark has returned home after spending a few months in Port Perry. Mr. Glen Hood was the guest of Mr. John Hardy on Sunday. We are all glad to hear that Master Everett Collins is able to be home again from the hospital and doing fine, Mr. and Mrs. G. Samells visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. Crozier at Manchester, on Sunday. Mr. Amasa Sweetman is around on his usual spring visit as Mrs, Pettitt is visiting in Oshawa. Born to Mr. and Mrs. C. Bushen, (nee Minnie Black), of Buffalo, a daughter--Joan Doloras--on Feb. 15. Congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. J. Demera entertained a number of friends to a euchre on Tueseday evening. Mrs. R. Burnham and Mr. C. Daniels were the prize winners. All report a very Pleasant eevening. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sweetman entertained a number of friends to a euchre on Tuesday evening. Mr. Lewis and Miss Mary Pearce were the Prise! winners. Mr. and Mrs. C. Reader entertained a number of friends to a euchre on Friday evening. Mr. C. Graham won the gentlemen's prize and Mr. Amasa Sweetman, taking the place of a lady, won the prize. o Mr. and Mrs. John McLaren enter- tained a number of their friends to a euchre on Friday evening. Mr. G. Owen, of Port Perry, and Mrs. A. Prentice, were the prize winners. Mr. and Mrs. R. Hood entertained a number of friends to a euchre on Friday evening. Mr. N. Crozier and Miss Luella Jeffrey were the winners of the prizes. One evening last week Mr. and Mrs. John Collins were taken completely by surprise, when about thirty couples from Oshawa and elsewhere, motored in to spend the evening and enjoy an oyster supper and to celebrate the thirty-ninth anniversary of the Mr. and Mrs. Collins' wedding. Everyone spent a very enjoyable time. The Beamer family of Oshawa, gave some very excellent selections on the violin and guitar. After singing many old favorite songs they concluded the evening with singing "For they are Jolly good Fellows." Everyone joined in wishing Mr. and Mrs, Colling many more happy years together to which Mr. Collins made a suitable reply and thanked all for their kind wishes and the pleasant time enjoyed. ee Ons AUCTION SALE Mr. Byron Rahm, has instructed the undersigned to sell his farm stock and implements at his premises, lot 4, con 9, East Whitby, on Tuesday, March 18th, Sale at 1 pm. See bills for particlars. Geo. Jackson & Son, Auctioneers. SPECIAL PRICES of her birthday on Saturday evening. |] The property of Todd Bros., Vulcan, Alberta, at the Sebert House, Port Perry, on Saturday, March 16th, at 1.30 p.m, ranging from 5 to 9 years old. The oering includes 8 matched teams-- Iron Greys, Blacks, Bays. mals are nearly all mares, three re- gistered. See bills for terms. | GREAMERY BUTTER, 1 15 print ..,.42c. JEWEL SHORTENING, 1 1b print ....16c. CHATEAU CHEESE, % 1b pkg. ......20c. OLD CANADIAN CHEESE, 1 .......3%. NEW CANADIAN CHEESE, per Ib .... .29c. Premium Tea or Coffee 1lb.; razor, strap, 2 blades, all for 730 'DELMAIZ GOLDEN BANTAM CORN, oy CHOICE PUMPKIN, 24's. ....2 tins for2Se. CLARK'S soup MANYFLOWERS 50; SOAP a bars 25¢. LUSHUS JELLY Pow rh 2 tine for 25c. § 15¢c. 26¢c. | serves INGERSOL CREAM CHEESE pkg. ...14e. KARA COFFEE, The secret Blend-- %'s 33. I's 6c. FRY'S COCOA; Tip Top Golden Bantam Corn 2's, per tin, .22¢. , Small, ..3 tins for 19¢. Large 2 for 25¢c. bn... CARNATION M Shrimps, per tin, 21c. KELLOGG'S LIGHT SYRUP PEARS 2's .. QUAKER CORN FLAKES . CATELLI'S NOODLES . GINGER SNAPS ............ _ PISTACHIO JELLY POWDER GOOD COOKING APPLES . ...basket 35c. ite .pkg. 9c. BRANFLAKES Shih for 25¢. vee.0.2 pkgs 19¢. ..2 Ibs 25¢. ..3 for 25¢. EAGLE MILK ..... varyeas 2 tins for 35c¢. ONDOCA, .......... "8 oz. 3c... 16 oz. 5bc. PINK SALMON ........ 's 12¢. 1's 19¢. BLUE BOY SARDINES ...... ..2 tins 33c. HIGHLAND TOMATOES' 2's. . per tin 1le. LIBBY'S ASPARAGUS Tips, picnic size 21e. Orange Marmalade 40 oz. Jar, 280. "AYLMER SPINACH, 2' ...... per tin 18¢c. LYNN VALLEY No. 3 PEAS, per tin 15c. We sell Aiken & Burns all year round Laying Mash SAVE DOCTOR BILLS Keep your feet well protected. We have a Shoe and ber or Splasher to fit every foot, and our prices are marked down to rock bottom on all our lines. WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE, JAS. McKEE & SON, - AUCTION SALE OF HORSES AUCTION SALE FARM STOCK These horses are all well broken, The ani- Cattle. Geo. Jackson & Son, Auctioners. TRUCK SERVICE and from Toronto. Prompt service. All loads insured. FoerWashing : and Dry Cleaning try Oshawalaundry Dry Cleaning Co.Ltd R 11XESIROITY H. H. STONE "THE STORE FOR MEN" Crosier Transport--daily trips to F. Crosier & Son, PHONE 221J IMPLEMENTS AND FURNITURE. The undersigned have been instruct- ed by Ernest Harrison, to sell by Auction, at his premises lot 1, con. 3, Mariposa, % mile north of Sonya, on Thursday, March 27th, all his farm stock, implements and some furniture. The offering includes a number of fine horses and Registered Shorthorn See bills for terms and list. Geo. Jackson & Son, "Auctioneers. PORT PERRY We Sell the Youthful NO KROME BI FOCAL also recommend ORTHOGON LENSES. Eyes examined by the most modern methods. Glass eyes fitted. F. E. LUKE Optometrists 163-167 Yonge St, TORONTO 8 J. A. HETHERINGTON Chiropractor and Drugless Therapist 34 Wolverleigh Blvd, Toronto Phone Hargrave 0990 IN PORT PERRY Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 10 to 12 am. Phone 258 MENS SUITS| and Overcoats On and after March 1st, this Company will con- duct its business on a bases of Cash at time of sale, or credit of not over 30 days. On all ac-, counts not paid in 30 days trom date of sale 2% per month interest, will be added. Interest from date of sale will be charged on all outstanding accounts if not paid by April 1st. Port Perry Milling and Lumber Company Phone 26 x4 ad Ia ras A full supply on hand of all sizes ~ HARD COAL COKE Woop CANNEL COAL STEAM COAL The Port Perry Coal Yard W.G. W. Pyatt I EE »