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Tin, Sea a Mr. Chas, ~ Treas, Mr. - Luke; Temperance Supt., i PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY th, 1984 1934 have been added. activities. First of all, the now-famous Knee- Action Wheels enable you to enjoy a Floating Ride. No bumps! No jars! No' shimmy! Naturally, the exclusive Fisher No-Draft Ventilation, pioneered in last year's General Motors cars, has been re- tained and improved to provide an even greater measure of comfort and protec- tion, Safety is further assured by new Bendix brakes .", . a strapping K-Y 2% i BIGGER + | ly on : SALLI (FISHER LELILS CE ee VARY =< x -- year of outstanding auto- motive achievement brings you Pontiac--a new model of extraordinary performance, comfort, and value! Time-proved features which brought famé to past Pontiacs have been retained. Important new refinements ..many of them actually suggested by Canadian motorists, through their whole-hearted co-operation with, General Motors' Customer Research SMOOTHER KNEE-ACTION WHEELS MORE POWERFUL STRAIGHT 8 ENGINE . "SILVER ANNIVERSARY trademark! "Girder Box" frame . .. and new Multi- Beam headlamps, Pontiac's mighty Straight-8 engine has been correspon ingly advanced. It's faster, smoother, more powerful, more economical . .. and, because of live rubber suspension, prac- tically vibrationless. Then too, increase in wheelbase, in car weight, in body size, and in tire size, all tend to make this the roomiest, easiest-ridi ever to bear the famous automobile ndian-head When you see this distinguished satisfaction. ® ® SN SMARTER NEW DESIGN AND MODERN STREAMLINING OF GENERAL MOTORS bi R. ARCHER MOTOR SALES Port Perry, Ontario modern car, you'll certainly want to drive it! And when you drjve it, you'll experience.an lr ull whe mame ' new sensation. Please accept our friendly invitation to ride and drive in Pontiac, the car that makes all roads smooth, Start the new year right! Let Pontiac show you the way to a com kind of low-cost motoring en we promise letely new formes and SAFER he NEW BENDIX BRAKES STRONGER FRAME MULTI-BEAM HEADLIGHTS Co,, and Yuatt Iron Co. re culverts; and from G. I. Christie, Pres. Agri. College, Guelph, requesting in- formation re: Starling birds in this district, The auditors presented a satisfac- tory report which was adopted by the Council and were paid $15.00 each for their services. A by-law was passed authorizing the Reeve and Treasurer to borrow sufficient. money to meet the current expenses of the township until the re- ceipt of taxes for 1934. Accounts Passed Miss Rees, acct. for caretaking, $1.00 Co. Treasurer, $2.30, re tax sale; To- ronto Stamp and Stencil Works, $14.49, dog tags; County Office Supply Co., $9.00, Assessment Roll, etc.; Jas. A. Lee, $44.00, expenses as Relief Officer; T. H. Harding, $16.00, wood supplied Sutherland family. Accounts were paid for relief supplies furnished the following persons: W. Marynuick $8.74, Levi Warren, $10.99, K. Suther- curing hii bread and pastry from HANBERS BAKERY . PORT PERRY PHONE 98, - Ont. land $8.85, Charles Clarke $11.26, D. Sutherland $3.76. Road Accounts Frank Millman $6.90, Jas. Masters $1.62; D, Payne $1.60; Freeman Sand- ison $4.68; Geo, Lawrence $4.80, w.f. bonus; Jas, A. Lee $3.60. Council adjourned until Saturday, the 8rd day of March, next, at 10 a.m, a Oshawa budget provides for a levy of $182,324 for education. * * » The Legion Hall, built by Oshawa Veterans, is to be opened February 12th, 3 ; ; * % » * Mr. S. J. Hungerford has been pro- moted to be President of the C.N.R. * * LJ x The United States dollar now has a gold value of 59.08 cents, Perhaps that will humble the dollar, so that it will circulate more freely. 5. , * * * Bowmanville Public School budget in 1933 was $18,682. _ = The Value of Meat in the Diet. "The fact that we spend more money for meat than for any "other food indicates what a prominent place it holds in our daily diet, Meat not only has a place in the diet of the healthy individual, but , because its proteins are so readily and easily digested it is very N valuable in the diet of the sick and convaléscent, and that of children. YOU CAN GET JUST THE RIGHT KIND OF MEAT IF- YOu : ' © GET IT FROM CAWKER BROS. Phone orders to 29 w, Port Perry. Prompt Delivery Reliable Service nsylvania Hard Coal. RAGLAN _ A number attended the rte ith Anniversary at Myrtle on Sunday. Mrs, Irwin Ormiston spent the week end with friends in Toronto. Billie and Dorothy Moon spent Sat- urday with Gordon Miller. Miss Laurene Miller and Mr. Nor- man Wilson spent Sunday with Mrs. Eugene Dearborn, of Prospect. Glad. to hear Miss Inez Tummonds is improving after her recent illness. 'The following officers were elected for 1934, for the Sunday School-- Supt, Mr. I. Ormiston; Asst. Supt, Brawn; Sec., Marguerite |s Asst, Sec, Ruby Wilson; A. J. Pilkev; Pianiste, Allie Avery; Asst. Pianist, Mrs, I. Ormiston; Home Dept. Supt, Mrs. G. Mrs. A. J. Grose; Cradle Roll Supt, Mrs. A. J. Pilkey; Miss. Supt. Bruce Bright; Grading Officers, Mrs. G. Penman and My, I. Ormiston} Teachers--Beginners, Olive Thompson; Asst., Violet Thomp- Miller; . son; Primary Girls, Laurene Miller; A Jinior Girls, Allie Avery; Asst., Mrs. "| Corner; Senior Girls; Mts:G. Penman; Junior Boys, Mr. Roy Moon; sYoung Men's Class, Mr. I. Ormiston; Bible Class, Mr. Chas. Brawny Asst. Mrs, A.J. Grose. A number of the assist ant teachers will be chosen later. Mr. and Mrs, Ormiston entertained a number of the young people to an enjoyable party on Saturday evening. Messrs, Thomas and Ralph Wadge, of Myrtle, Manitoba, were the guests of honour.. The success of the evening was due entirely to the untiring ef- forts of Miss Kemp and Mr. Arthur Ormiston, who-took full charge of the amusements," The host and hostess served a dainty luncheon, All "joined hands and sang "For they are Jolly good fellows", and brought the party to a close by singing "Auld Lang Syne." Prizes were awarded to Mrs, G. Penman and Messrs, L. Hughson, L. Thompson and N. Wilson; Among those present were Misses Lorna Evans, Doris Bray, Jean Thompson, Allie Avery, Hazel Grose, Hazel Pier. son, Verna Hodgson, Violet Thompson, Olive Thompson, , Ethel Bright, -Dor- Bray, othy Bright, Laurene Miller, 'Ruby Wilson, Twilla Turner, Marguer Miller, Gertrude Kemp, Inez Wilson; Mrs, and Messrs; Thos. and Ralph Wadge, Lloyd Evans, Lloyd Thompson, Frank Grose, Arthur Lawton, Theo. Stacey, Bright, Bruce Bright, Clifford Wilson, Lloyd Hughson; "Arthur Ormiston, Harold Bray, Grant Wilson, George Ormiston, Orville Lyle. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. improving after being confined to bed for some time. The sincere sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Brent in the loss of the latter's father, Mr. T. Cook, of Columbus. Many farmers are hauling their yearly supply of wood and preparing for the spring season. Reach Council Lloyd Miller, Norman Wilson, Grant |§ J. J. Ormiston, are pleased to see them : 4 "Phonés--94 w and 94 J. Are you gelting real heat satisfaction for the money you spend on Fuel? If not try some of our Better Fuels-- FAMOUS READING ANTHRACITE, A ton of Famous Reading Anthra- cite is full of pure hard carbon nuggets, super-cleaned by a special washing process that frees it from all dust and foreign matter---a clean, safe, longer burning; Sipemica) fuel, one ton will convince you. COKE--Hamilton By-Product or Semet Solvay Coke. SCOTCH COAL, WELSH: COAL, CANNEL 'COAL, POCO- HONTAS, HARDWOOD, HARD -WOOD, LIME; CEMENT AND THLE PORT PERRY COAL YARD W. G. W. PYATT . /'Reliable Service Sd Better Fuels" and Better F uels : that Better Pen- 00D SLABS, SOFT- Ra Sitti ttt tents rrr tr R IRL IRIIRI III IIRIIRIILIISI EIST IIIIMY WEEK END SPECIAL * MARSHMALLOW JELLY ROLL : HALF DOZEN SCOTCH SCONES E C. 1 1b FRESH SALTED PEANUTS © ALL THREE FOR 36c. GERROW'S BAKERY Bakers and Confectioners, tettettititttttsttittitinitt en Liver Oil. PARKE, DAVIS HALIVER OIL--One tiny capsule (9 drops) is equal in Vitamin A to four teaspoonfuls of Cod Very easy to take. COLGATES 'GIANT SIZE RIBBON DENTAL : CREAM-- Regular 46¢. for 89c. per tube, Groat nn abnoast Herne RANI ERR AUR Se FRA aR RS ElS 35¢. Port 1 Perry, : 3 | To adjourn. . met at Manchester, on Saturday, Feb, a R------ 8rd, at 10 am. All members present, The Reeve presiding, Minutes of the Leonard Block - CUSTOM HATCHING If you have a good flock of Poultry why not perpetuate it? Send your eggs to us and got your chicks at first cost. PRICE 2V ec. PER EGG. Electric Incubators with separate hatching reompartmonts, Information as to.the procuring of good Hatching Ege given on request + 'PORT PERRY CUSTOM HATCHERY 5 : Phone, Port Perry 42 Owned and jgperate] by H. BROOKS and C. H. ROWLAND last meeting were. read and adopted. Communications from Chief Engineer of Municipal Roads, giving dates of 20th annual 'conference on Road Cons struction for County and Township Road Superintendents and other of- ficials, to be held in Toronto on Feb, 19 and 20, From Horace L. Britton, Sec.-Treas. Ont. Municipal Association requesting the Council to participate in the work of the Association Tor ts the current year: From the Co. Treas giving list of lands in this Township liable to he sold for arrears of taxes inthe, year 1984; From Ont. Bridge GIANT SIZE KRUSCHEN SALTS--With trail size, both for Tbe. NOXEMA SKIN CREAM-Regular 26¢. a package for 16¢. while they: last. FACE POWDERS--Regular 40c¢. each. PATTERSON'S FRESH PACK CHOCOLATES at 60c. Ib. PATTERSON'S FUDGE, 29c. per Ib. TOFFEE, 29¢c. 1b, Morrison's Drug Store Port Perry sansa Clearing at 29c; : Assorted Bulk Chocolate Be. : Phone 16 Ontario THE CHOICE OF GOOD MEATS ISEASY IF YOUBUY | Te ie PROM. = %--A two-thirds vote required A--Can be amended. *A---Cannot be amended, *D--Undebatable.. D--Debatable. R--Can be reconsidered. *R--Cannot be reconsidered, - The letters following thé tory table below. designated. A motion to re-consider must 'to fixed date--*D, R; *A. To adjourn--R* D. 0. *A, For orders of day--*D. *A. R. 0, 7% To lay on table--D*. A. H. For previous question--*D. *A. R. %, To postpone to a fixed date--A, R. - X.. To commit--D. Q. A. R. To amend--D, A. R. To postpone indefinitely--D. Q, *A: R. To limit debate--*D. A. R. %. To close debate--*D. A. R. 3%. To. take from table--A, *D, H, %. To reconsider--*R, *A, Q. D. we -- ; PARLIAMENTARY RULES Ly Lo H---Cannot be veconsidered it affirm. ative, Q--Opens main question. + Q--Always in order. X---Debate as to advisability only. ~ Z--Does not require seconding. motions refer to the explana~ All motions require seconding if not se Majorities are only gol be made on the day of voting and by one on the prevailing side. ; The motions are here given in their order or rank, the word "Motion" being understood : required unless so marked. jE To-amend an amendment. RY. A.D To refer--*R.A.Q.D. - To extend debate--R. A, *D. To withdraw motion--*D. *A. R. %. To amend rules--R. A, D, %. To suspend rules>-R, A. D. | 'Objecting to before debate : A.R. Z, %. For priority of Ry *D. To take up out of order--R.O,*A,D. To substitute an amendment--R. A, D. To appeal from chairs decision D. *A.R. O. On question of privilege--R/A. D. GREENBANK (Too late for last week) Mr. E. Till returned last week to his home at Mr. W. Dryden's, after spending some time here, = "Mrs. J! Blair visited. last Week at Mr. Beaton's at Wick, ; "Mrs. Howsam, Mr. Freehian How- sam, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Phoenix at- tended the funeral of the latter's cousin, Mr. G. C. Markham. i Mrs. Albert Phoenix is spending a few days at Mr, Fred Dure's, Victoria Corners. ; ' "Mr. -and Mrs. Lon O'Neil entertain- ed a number of friends to a euchre party on Friday evening. Mr. Armour McMillan was visiting friends i in Uxbridge last week. The Women's Association held a I meeting on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Bunker, The item in should have read 1st Vice President, Mrs, Mrs. Lou O'Neill. "On Tuesday evening last week our hockey team played Seagrave at Port Sorry to veport that Mrs, T. Barclay last. week. The. many friends here are sory to hear of the illness 'of Mrs, Alex. Gordon, of Saintfield. ; -- ' . = County Councillor Fred Rowe con- not be removed 'until farmers quit growing corn for ¢ a few yoars. FET os OL Tell them by ger. 'You tan talk' Or so away for. as' CL WHEN. you land that big ordes au and it's sure to mean more salary «va and you know how glad : they'll be at home . . "was and let them hear the good news now. @ For good news or emergency, for. friends : visit or an 8.0.8., you can't beat Long Fb» tance as an easy,-quick, personal rmsidia~ list of rates in the front of Jour dicectory. 1 Long Distance ith somebody 180 niles a ttle a9 30 carts. See:tha™ G. OWEN, Proprietor. : Pasteurized Products ARE SAFEST AND BEST. Phone your orders to 238. Wae do the rest. PORT PERRY DAIRY : BERT MacGREGOR _ last week's Star re election of officers | C,. Phair, 2nd Vice-President, Perry, and-won with a score of 3-1. had the misfortune to bread her leg tends that the' corn borer menace will b 2 ] Wily Phone 238 #