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3 Specialist at Lawrence's Drug Store, Thursday, April 26th, . Oshawa visited with Mr. LOCAL ITEMS COMING--F. E. Luke, Eyesight Miss Marion Goode of Annes- ley Hall, Toronto, spent the holi- day at her home. Miss Frances Mellow of To- ronto was with her mother for the Easter week end. Miss Isabel Cawker of Peter- boro, Miss Jean Cawker of To- * ronto, and Miss Grace Cawker of : Hampton were at their respec- "tive homes for the holidays. -- Mr. and Mrs. John Brock of and Mrs. F. W. Brock. Miss Helen Vickery and 'Mr. Clifford Vickery of Toronto were visiting friends in town. Mrs. James Harris of Toronto spent the holiday with relatives. Miss Dorothea Nasmith of To- ronto spent the holiday in town. Miss Dorothy Davey and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Davey, Toronto, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. George Davey. "a Would you contribute to a good cause while hearing an in- teresting program? Attend the Benefit Concert held in the base- ment of St John's Presbyterian Church by the Y. P. S. Court is in session, His Honour Judge Crusty presiding, and the case of O'Hafferty vs. Tin Tung comes up for settlement. Mon- - day, April 9th. Admission 16c. and 10c. ----eeeelf POP UNIVERSITY EXTENSION LECTURE ~ The University Extension Lecture course was brought to a close for the season on Tuesday, April 3rd, Due to therinclement weather only a small number were able to enjoy the excel- lent lecture delivered by Mr. Camp- bell McInnes on the "Appreciation of Music". During the course of his lecture Mr. McInnes called the attention of the audience to the close relationship of music with every day-life. - Illus- trating his statement on the piano, he showed how the simple actions and sounds such as walking, the call (dis- ~cordant though it is) of a newsboy, one's telephone number and many other familiar things are used by the artist to compose his most beautiful pieces. The test of oti music is the number of times it can be repeated without tiring the listeners. Clas- gical music is that which has out- lived its age--that is music which can bear constant repetition. In this connection, Mr. McInnes said that it had been proved that small children invariably chose good music in pre- ference of poor music, Mr. McInnes, contends that music should be emphasized. more than it is in English-speaking countries and especially in Canada, pointing out that it is the means of binding to- " gether the traditions of the different - nationalities and fusing them into a united whole. At the 'close of the lecture the audience was given the privilege of asking questions. One of which was to explain the relationship of music to national life and war. Mr, McInnes answered that music can be degraded fer- spetifiesgs '1988. ! Auch a8 inflaming the hearts of the "people to hatred and war. At this point Mr. McInnes mentioned that the Russian and Italian Governments claim the free- dom of music and art from such con- trol as one of the justifications for their form of Government. Music and art have been made free to the people in these countries, and Mos- cow has the greiitest opera in the world. In France, Russia and Italy, the opera is controlled by the state and the best music costs the people less than the poorer quality--a com- plete reversal of conditions in Amer- lea. "The meeting was brought to a close with a hearty vote of thanks to Mr. McInnes. "We pay the TOP PRICE for all kinds of Fowl, Wool, Goose Feathers, Horse Hair, Hides, and Farm Produce. For information call Special prices for geese and ducks. "ALIX. GILBOORD Phone 177 Port Perry WANTED--- Woman for housework, Good home for good woman. Apply ie io Alix, Giibaed, Pugs Perey; CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION EMPIRE WALL PAPERS . For FINE WALL HANGINGS b'd See Samples at I. R. BENTLEY'S Port Perry, Ont, - SEAGRAVE Easter service in the United Church was taken: by the Young Peoples' League, in conjunction with the Glee Club, under the very able leadership of Miss Florence MacMillan of Green- bank. Mr. Harold Jackson, president of the League assisted Rev. Mr. Green with the opening devotional exercises. Mr, Glen Wanamaker gave a very in- teresting address on the 'Betrayal, Crucifixtion' and Resurection of Christ". The rendjtion in song of 'a story of the Eternal Christ, Muthias, Ben Ezra by the Glee Club was very fine. "Misses F. Moon, D. Reynolds, I. Moon and I Reynolds were heard in pleasing duets, Messrs E. Butt, G. Orchard, R. Owls and H. Jackson sang a delightful quartet, with Miss F. MacMillan at the piano. Mrs, <H, Eagleson lead in the reading of the song story throughout. The regular meeting of the Young Peoples' League was held on Wednes- day night, with the president in charge of the worship service. Miss M. Clarke read the scripture lesson, Following the worshjp service and short business session, the topic 'in keeping with the Easter season was ably taken by Miss Marjorie Mitchell. Mrs. Gordon Mark, convenor of Liter- ary and Social,; presided' over the evenings program, Meeting - closed with hymn and benediction. On Thursday afternoon about twenty-five visitors gathered at the school to enjoy another-:Junior Red Cross concert given by the children. The teacher, Miss E. Graham re- ceived the guests and Missés Dorothy Reynolds and Jean Harding presided over the program. The' following numbers were enjoyed: chorus by 'the school, broadcast by a number of pupils, collection, B. Green, Primer class resitations, song by the school. Proceeds amounted to $1.16. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Butt, Ms. Geo. Clarke and little daughter, Ruby, recent week end visitors of relatives at Toronto. Mrs. Wm. Moase and her sister, Miss Bertha Stone, have returned home from Toronto. Mrs. Moase is some what improved in- health. Rev. B. F. and Mrs. Green and Miss Ila Moon were visitors to Toronto on Tuesday last. ; Misses E. Graham, U. Sleep, A. Frise and Mr. E. Mitchell are spend- ing the Easter holidays with respec- tive relatives. Mr. and Mrs. F. Snyder and family Ya M.- Snyder aud. friends, all. of oronto, guests over the holiday of Mr. and Mrs. A. Snyder. , . . Mr. Cephas Sleep of Toronto spent a few days last week at his home here. Mr. Austin Mitchell of Toronto is spending a holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Mitchell. Mrs. Dilman of "Little Britain 'a visitor of her daughter, Mrs. George Ewen. 3 Mr. and Mrs. M. Sleep and family of Brooklin visitors over the week end of relatives, - ; Mr. and Mrs. Will : Clarke and family" spent Sunday in Lindsay, guests of Mr, and Mrs. Orr Shunk. Miss Norma Erquhart of Uxbridge visiting Mr. and Mrs. F, Watson dur- ing the holiday week. Mr. and Mrs, Gordon MacDonald and family of Greenbank spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Wool- dridge. Mrs, Gordon Chertle and little daughter, lileen of Scugog spending the week end with her parnets, Mr. and Mrs. S. Reynolds. Miss Helen Extince of Toronto spent Good Friday at the home of Mr. and Mys, H. Mitchell. Mrs. Jas. Shunk spent a ow days last week at Prince Albert with rela- tives, * Miss Iva Reynolds, Messrs G. aid B. Wanamaker and E. Mitchell were Mr. '|should be well satisfied with the 11 a.m. --Holy Communion, 8 p.m.--Veteran's Association Service. / ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH tev. D. A. Ferguson, B.A., Minister 7 pm, ~Evening Service. oe PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. W, J. H. Smyth, Minister Sunday, April 8th, 1934 11 a.m.--The Pastor: preach, 7 p.m.--Rev. P. Bruce Thorn- ton, D.D., formerly of St. Paul's United Church, Winnipeg will | preach, Young People specially invited. IARI 6" LCS - EASTER TEA The Annual Easter Tea and 'will = [Sale of Home Baking will be held in the Anglican Parish Hall, on Saturday, April 7th from 4 to 6 p.m. Tea 2bc. NOTICE Will all_Ex-Service men in the Community please meet at the Post Ofifce on Sunday at 2.30 p.m., in order to parade to the Anglican Church for Vimy morial. Mie TRAPPERS' ATTENTION! WANTED! UNLIMITED QUANTITIES OF MUSKRATS for export purposes. High- est, prices guaranteed. "CHAS. TURNER Phone 176 PORT PERRY " SEAGRAVE at Manchester or" Thursday evening last. The friends of Miss A. Stone are pleased to see her out again, after several months illness., : Quite a number took in the concerts given in Sonya Community Hall dur- ing the past week, and report-them very good. : Mrs. M. Stone visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Hugh Strong of Man- chester, recently. Sympathy is extended to Mrs, Howard Leask in the death of her sister, the late Mrs, Wm. Richardson of Torton, on Tuesday, March 27th. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bayles (nee Irene Spoffard) of Greenbank, on Tuesday, March 27th, 1934, a son. Congratulations. Messrs Joe Grantham -and Bill surprised their friends by landing in the. Community from the West on Tuesday. They are glad to get back again. Myr. and Mrs. H. Wanamaker; visit- ing with Mr. 'and Mrs. W. Vance of Port Perry on Saturday. RE RTH la SC onoti OMISSION p In last week's school report, we re- gret the omission, in the Sr. Second Class, of Kenneth Moore's name, he having obtained an average of 82%. BR LT L PH THE CANTATA REPEATED The appreciation of the Can- tata given by the United Church Choir was 'evidenced by the-at- tendance of a very large audience when this fine musical number was repeated last Sun- day evening. ' The second rendi- tion of the Cantata was thought to be even better than the first. Stouffer and his choir result of the study and practice given to be. able to produce this ' Imusical work so effectively, FOR PAIN TING, PAPERIANGING,| a, Ete., - BRUCE SNELGROVE Phone 174 r 1-1 Port Perry ~April 19 RANCH FOR SALE| 860 Acres-- Part Lots 20, 21, 22, 23--Concession No, 1 . Cartwright; Prd Applyto Harris & Harris, Phone 24, Port Perry . FOR SALE Black Minorca Settings, 50¢, N. Ewers, Phone 201, Port Perry LOST License Marker, No. FY605, on Scugog Island between Pine Point and. Frank Gerrow's, Find-| er please leave at Star Office. DON'T DRIVE Without Public Liability and Damage Insurance.., Take ad- vantage of our new low rates. (Fire, Accident, Plate Glass and Burgular. Insurance also written at reasonable rates). E. H. PURDY Phone 33 Port Perry rrr ere GPP Pree FOR SALE Modern house located in resi- dential part of 'town, seven rooms, hardwood floors down stairs, fire place, three piece bath, garage. ~~ Price reduced, Apply 'to- H. 'W. Boynton, Port Perry. Fh Ab M---- hati uf adh ama - © CARD OF THANKS Mrs. E. Nott wishes to thank the Ladies Aid of Port Perry and also Knox Church, Oshawa for fruit flowers, and kindness shown during her recent illness. Sm ----o---- PRELIMINARY ; ANNOUNCEMENT Following many requests, the popular play "The Red Headed Step-child"} is tg be repeated as soon as the roads become im- further ' particulars. --_--weo®or------ FOR SALE : The old St. Johns Rectory at Blackstock with 8 acres of land with considerable small fruit and fine barn with garage. Apply to Harris & Harris, phone 24, Port Perry, or to Samuel Jeffrey at Blackstock. PAIN GONE PAIN GONE IN 15 MINUTES using RUMACAPS for Rheu- matism, Backache, Sciatica IRUMACAPS - VIMY RIDGE ANNIVERSARY Tn and Fa MEMORIAL SERVICE wil be held in the ANGLICAN CHURCH ON SUNDAY, APRIL 8th, | Rh at 3. pm. Hon. Chaplain: of local unit of. Army and Navy Veterans. EVERYONE WELCOME - You oan | almost see them grow! extra vi Ie yorts orns in our own 'brood Legho For complete information, BRAY latchery, or write among those assisting in the program NINE-WEEK COCKERELS WEIGH 25; POUNDS BRAY Foundation Grade chicks from extra large eg or: and make rapid gains. RAY Foundation Barred Rock pullets weighing up-to \ $24 pounds and cockerels 2% pounds at nine weéeks, This kind of growth gives you earl broilers and bi ~ pullets that will lay big eggs. ¥ y g g "Highway. to polly Success in 1984 BRA CHICK HATCHERY, 79 Clayburh Av §t. Catharines. Bray Hatchery at Lindsay, corner an Right Breedo--Eightk Year Blood. Tusting--Siath Year Government Approval. ¥ have E. A. Venerable, Welland," Foundation ers weigh an even pound at five see the manager of Hh nearest us direct for our FREE booklet, Lindsay and Kent Streets. proved. Watch for the date and GR "April 9th, A CASH Crop for Beans. ol LOA Feed Value in Straw A Rotation Land F ertilizer Meetings of farmers in this district will be held as follows: Town Hall, PORT PERRY, Monday, at2pm ar Millbrook, Monday, April 9, at2 p.m. CANADIAN 'SOYABEANS, Limited Milton, . Ontario NOTE We a are "holding two meetings: at the same hours -- ed Ss ~ Lo Myrtle Station - The corcert and "pot Luck" Sup- per held in the church last Thursday was a great success. A good supper was provided. ~~ The concert which was . mostly put on: by "Manchester friends was very much enjoyed. Mr; C. Farrow of Port Huron (a radio singer) 'sang 'The Vagabond" and two Harry Lauder's songs which were much appreciated, The male quartet | was good, and so was that famous | Beanville choir where the styles are always so up-to-date. Mrs, Tordiff and Mrs. Totton favoured us with a lovely piano duet. Mr, Geo. West of Ashburn gave a wonderful address which .was of much interest." The subject was "Five People I know, of whom , you are, one--Pessimist, Optimist, Idealisf, Fatalist and Christ- ian," ~ All together we had a good program and those who failed to at- tend missed a treat. +A real surprise party was given 'to 'Mr, and | Mrs. Harry Lane last Tuesday evening by their "children and other-members of the family, to fifth wedding anniversary. Among Hose present were Mr, and Mrs: celebrate the occasion of their "fifty-"" Wickett and family from Little Bri- tain, Mr. and Mrs. O, Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Will: Ward and family of Osh- awa, also two brothers of Mr H. Lane's from Oshawa. Their many friends here wish to congratulate Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lane, Mr, and Mrs. Jeffrey, Mr. and Mrs. Mac, Burr entertained their friends to a dance and eucre party in the Myrtle Community Hall last Wednes- day evening and report a good time. Mr, Ross Broome was the winner of f first prize. A nuniber from here atended a dance held in Memory Hall at 'Utica last Friday. Myr. and Mrs, Chas. Pilkey of Brook- lin. were recent visitors at Mr, -and Mrs. Jas. Dickson's Mr. R.'M. Pyke of Toronto was a week end visitor. of his sister, Mrs, Lucy Hughson and Mr, and Mrs. Nor- man Hughson, Mr. Ronald 'Johnson of Elmvale spent Easter week 'end with his parents Mr, and Mrs. A, Johnston. Mrs, Jas, Cooper' and daughter' Miss 'Reva Cooper were. visitors to Toronto last Tuesday. Col. 'P:.and Mrs, Jobb and daughter Miss Jobb of 'Oshawa were. recent "(Continued 'on page :5) i MODERATE: PRICE Good Second Hand Batteries for Sale. |PORT PERRY BATTERY SERVICE COCHRANE STREET, One block north of 'Queen St. Batteries re-charged and repaired. .If your battery does not function, we will tell you why, and repair it. C. FIELDING COMING F. E. Luke, Eyesight: specialist may be consulted. about your eyes at Lawrence's Drug Store, Port Perry, on THURSDAY, APRIL 26th, F. B. LUKE & SON. OPTOMETRISTS 168-167 Yonge Street, Toronto Conducted by Rev. T. A. 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EGGS (Quotations to shippers) . :GradeA large .i.:: FO Ugh "Grade A Medium ...... Grade C 2.0 .,.... aes rained | POULTRY-- Al GRADE. "ALIVE ; Spring Chickens ........10¢c. to :18¢: Fatted Hens... ©.........100: to 12c. Weighty Steers ........$4.60 to $6.85 Butcher Cattle DA 4 ayy 16.85.76 HeifeTs vvovivverinens $4.60 to $5.76 COWS viv iiinas vinsnss $2.60 to $3.75 Fed Calves ......... +. $56.00 to $7.26. " {Calves ....... RR .$4,00 to $8.00 SHeep io... vives ie, $1.50 0.84.60: Lambs .%....... tees. $7.00 to $8.50 Spring Lambs ......... $8.00 to $8.60 Hogs (bacon) .......$7.65 off trucks ONTARIO GRAIN (Shigping Points) Buckwheat .............y...54 to 67 x ------ FLOUR MILL FOR SALE (75 Barrel Capacity) = Apply to : _ Harris & Harris Phone 24, Port. Perry AASAA, wo DON'T TAKE A CHANCE INSURE YOUR CAR. Get the New Rates from -'R. D. WOON Fire and Auto Insurance Phone 80 J Port Perry. Vv. P. STOUFFER PILRO.TEIRNG Overhauling -- piano ih ES lost Hetion taken od Phone i ati paired, moth-proofing Baie Sncth- Work pear ~ AUCTION SALE | An-auction sale of the farm stock, implements, etc., of the estate of the late Richard. Williams, will be held at lot 18, concession. 9, Cartwright," on Dasticulats. 2 Ted Jackson, Auctioneer. -- ' HATCHING EGGS '| Pure-bred Light Sussex. 50 cents per setting. Apply to Fred Hamilton, Nestiston ER Ont. April 12 ----- "FOR BALE Perry, modern improvements, garage, large garden. Apply to HARRIS & HARRIS, Port Perry, mar 28 tL. 'The Creamery BUTTER FAT. Yon ean save labor {ud make ware satay bs. ovading. your eream to the roar wr Wheat... i055 ARG 82. to Bde. Barley ....i... vers veeces dB to 48 Corn. ......ovnue SAAT ..066 to 68 Wednesday, April 4th, Seo bills for 18 PAYING 80c., 20¢. and 27 FOR Six roomed frame house in Port * £5