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Wai of > A ss wo, 5 ry hE LT VA PAGE FOUR LOCAL ITEMS - Mr. Arthur Asher, of Ottawa, was . home on a short visit last week. Mr, Clarence Purdy, of Winnipeg, is spending a holiday with his mother . Mrs. E. H. Purdy. Rev. W. J. H. Smith ad Mr. °S. Farmer, are in Oshawa, this week dt- tending the Bay. of Quinte Conference of the United Church. Our Reeve, Mr. W. M. Letcher, is attending the meetings of the County Council at Whitby, this week. A WORD OF PRAISE Many have been heard compliment- ing our Council on the fine work that has been done on the roads in town. The main travelled streets are now in good shape and oiled to keep down the dust nuisance. BE ha Rev.R.T. Richards Elected President At the election of officers at the Bay of Quinte Conference, Rev, R. T. Richards, of Napange, was elected President of the Conference. His many friends in Port Perry will be pleased to hear of this honour being "conferred on a former pastor of the United Church, here. In the Conference transfers we note Rev. F. G. Joblin (Scugog) has been transferred from the Bay of Quinte to the London Conference. His son Kingsley J. Joblin has been transferred to the Toronto Confer- ence. ) -- , Main Street SOME MORE OF OUR STORE FRONTS GET NEW COATS Queen Street, Port Perry, not only has its colored light, but many of the store fronts are taking on new shades. Among the more recent merchants to brighten up their building fronts are Willard and Company, The Venture Tea Room, Cawker Bros. The J. & H. Bakery. These progressive mer- chants are showing good taste in keeping our. business gection attrac- tive looking. THAT OLD GRAVEYARD 1 wandered in the grave yard Hundreds of milés away To read upon the head stones Of friends who passed away. I had a brother buried there, And little sister dear, And knew she would run to bless me, If she knew that I was here. I saw a shady maple tree And under it a lot And the words were written on the stone: "Dear friends, forget me not." My mind reverted back to me Some sixty years or more And I remembered helping bear her To that graveyard by the shore. And I remembered well The day before she died And the words she said to me As I sat by her side. With trembling hand she placed in mine . A token she loved dear And said, "My darling Charley, Please, place it on me here." And as I pased out through the gate, For tears I 'could not see The wording on the headstone Under the shady maple tree. And as I saw so many more Of friends I loved so well, The emotion that came over me The words I cannot tell. Charles Tupper, Croswell, (Handed in by W. J. Cook, Myrtle) » -------------- OPO em COMING EVENTS Friday, June 5th -- At Bethel (near play--*"Safety First" put on by Solina young people. On Friday, June 19th, an Amateur Night will be held at Grenbank Com- munity Hall. Send your entry to Miss Shirley) Supper and R. Wallace or Miss R, Pilkey. SSS FREE VOTE COUPON good for 35 votes 'Jand relatives gathered to pay tribute Mich. * . Fly Time Again Why not use Capo Fly Spray on your cattle this summer -- sure' death to flies. Sold only in bulk $1.00 per gallon in your 4 own cop- tainer. : " REMEMBER We sell those nice light G. P.. Capacks at $1.99 per pair, Work Boots at $1.35, $2.50, $2.60, $2.85," $2.95 and $3.25. Dreds Boots for Men of velour calf upper, Good- year welted soles.: Only a few pairs left to sell at $3.90. Remember leather prices are ad- vancing -- buy now and save money. "If you are in need of harness, buy WILLIAM WEBSTER, At Beatiy's Store, Port Perry THE LATE MRS. FREDERICK FERGUSON Mrs. Ferguson, wife of Frederick W. Ferguson, passed away in her. 78th year, on Friday, May 22nd at her home in Port Perry. Mrs. Ferguson had been in failing health for some time but her condition was not con- sidered serious until a few weeks ago. She was, before her marriage, Ann Jane Brown, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Brown, Manvers Tp, Ld where she spent her girlhood days. After her marriage she lived at Lotus, later moved to Treherne, Man, and has lived in Port Perry for the last 19 years, The funeral service, which was pri- vate, was conducted by her pastor, Rev. W. J. H. Smith, of the United Church and interment was made at Pine .Grove Cemetery. Many friends to her memory and the many floral tributes indicated the esteem in which she 'was held. - : She leaves to mourn her memory, her husband, Mr. Ferguson and a daughter Mrs. G. M. McKee, also her sisters Mrs. A. M. Clarke and Mrs. M. L. V. Woods, Toronto, and her brother Mr. Robt.. Brown, Kirkland Lake, as well as many other relatives and friends, young and, old, who will remember "Mrs. Ferguson for her lovable and strong character, her many acts of kindness and hospitality. Friends from a distance were Dr. R. T. and Mrs .Strauss, Alliance, Ohio; 'Mr. J. H. Ferguson, Winnipeg; Dr. G. Spinks, Hamilton; Messrs. John and Elmer Mahood, Kincardine; Mr. Wilmot Mahood and Mrs. Robinson, Wingham; Miss L. Duffield, Neiv Toronto; Mrs. A. M. Clarke, Mrs. R. Werry, Mrs. C. Fowlér, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Coulter, Miss Jessie Coulter, Miss P. G. Hooey, Toronto; Mrs. D. Ferguson and Sydney, Oshawa; Mr. B. Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. A. Oke, Enniskillen 1 --_-- to > BEAVERTON SEEKS ADVICE, ON VOTE Whether or not a vote will be held option, which would open the way for the opening of beverage rooms to sell beer and wine, was doubtful as the town officials investigated the proper legal procedure to be taken. At a council meeting last week, a petition was called to the attention of Reeve Doherty and the members, 'which requested the Council to submit to the electors the question of local option repeal. It suggested that a plebiscite be held on the following question: "Are you in favor of the sale of beer and wine under the pro- visions of the Liquor Control Act?" Action on the matter was deferred to give officials a chance to obtain legal advice as to the correct procedure to be taken on the matter. In the meantime, temperance forces are preparing to organize and indications are that if a vote is taken there will be a strong campaign waged against opening any bars which would open the way for the further sale of liquor, Regret that the issue has been raised at all was expressed to the Council by Rev. Mr. McCrimmon, He stated that there would be strong op- position to any action which might be taken which would not be in the interests of temperance. -- te IN MEMORIAM TREVARTON--In loving memory rest May 20th, 1932, Some may think we have forgotten When at times they see us smile But they little know the heartache That the smile hides all the while. We have lost, but heaven has gained One of the best the world contained. Ever rémembered by her niece, Lillian Hitchens, in Beaverton on the repeal of locall- of my dear aunt, who entered into]. Eyes Tested AND Glasses Supplied WHERE NECESSARY L R. BENTLEY OPTOMETRIST *t PORT PERRY, ONT. - PHONE 33 hand i in CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Trinity Sunday-- CUCUMBERS, + . 7 p.m.--The L.O.O.F. of Port Perry and vicinity will attend in a body -- ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Services at 11 am. and 7 p.m, FRESH ASPARAGUS tt GOP SALE OF HOME-MADE COOKING AND AFTERNOON, TEA The - ladies of St. John's Presby- 11011 G1 1 1 A GREAT DISPLAY of Pansy Geraniums are on all colours. and. dl F ruit and Vegetables RIPE TOMATOES, 2 bs. 25¢. COOKING APPLES,., bsk 25c. Tey 2 for 15¢c. FRESH HEAD LETTUCE' The Modern Fruit and Vegetable Market Anthony Caruso, Prop. 0 OO Ee aa a shades GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS r-dozen 25¢. GOOD SIZE ORANGES r dozen 25c. pi! : ; RADISHES, ..2 bunches for 5c. LARGE GRAPEF UIT 11 a m--gioly Gouin. GREEN ONION, 2 bunches Se. ~~ 5 for 2c. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH |g NEW CARROTS, ... bunch Se. 2 for 20c. ' o 10 a.m,--Sunday School NEW CABBAGE ..... each Se. DAU LILO BY ..each 10c. 11 a.m.--Morning Service FRESH LEAF LETTUCE MUSHROOMS. CHERRIES, SPANISH ONIONS NEW POTATOES Phone 208. We deliver EL Bathing Caps ® See Our Display a ] Price Range 15¢. to 75¢. - ] terian Church, will hold a sale of home-made cooking and afternoon tea in community room: of the Public Library, on Saturday, June 6th, from England, on May 4th, 1936, Mary Chappel, beloved wife of J. Hitchens (and mother of William Hitchens, Oshawa, Ont., late of Prince Alert), in her 82nd year. WARREN---At Prince -Albert, on Tuesday, June 2, 1936, John Warren, in his 83rd year. Funeral on Thurs- day at 2 p.m. money for you. Phone 39 I'll be seeing you soon to take care of your needs. ORR C. BROWNE Watkins Dealer SAVE YOUR MONEY. By Buying Your Season's Fly Spray Needs from Your Watkins Dealer Watkin's Fly Spray is economical and by placing your order with me at the present time, I can show you a real saving on each gallon I am taking orders now for summer delivery. Buy no Fly 3 to 6 p.m. SRE SEN TUE RY DIED HITCHENS--At her wie residence, you buy. S 11 Tolgus, Mount, Redruth, Cornwall, pray until I have seen you. It Goes Further Because You Use Less "Where 1 oz. of heavier oil spray is required to do the job for each : animal, only % oz. of Watkins Spray is needed. That also saves Port Perry Phone 49 HOUSE FOR SALE Corner Shanly and Perry Streets, Port Perry. It is a brick, two storey home in good condition. Contains | eight rooms, with furnace and sink; also soft and hard water. There is a garage and hen house and plenty of apple. trees and currant bushes as well as other fruits. splendidly situated being only three blocks from stores, post office, etc. For terms apply to W. F. Weir, Brooklin, Ont. tt. --_-- eo LOST Two rod measuring chain at county [vou GLASSCO'S Pure Seville Orange , QUALITY SANTA CLARA Prunes FOODS at Plump Meaty 3-25 BAYSIDE Marmalade PEARS In Light Syrup Ne Tins 10 2 7 C Jar 'White, Malt, Cider egars iq 9 HEINZ CLASSIC : CLEANSER = ™ COWAMN'S PERFECTION X ICC YA ~ Tins Prices effective for June 4th, RAVE ROSES Sth, and 6th, FLOUR 24-1b. Cottoa Bag 23¢ 89¢ ; Libby,s Tomato Juice 10%4-02. Be _Tins 5¢ Kellogg's With Free Shopping Beg Corn Flakes 323° Heinz CHASE. & SANBORIS Coffee = «35° KETCHUP 2 for 35¢ CHOICE QUALITY Bayside Peas 1 [1] a ---------------------------------- CAMPBFELL'S | Po: hal Beans 2 | 2: oz. Tins pA ------ e-------- FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES DOMINI ON iris == er 19° CONNOR'S CHICKEN 'HADDIE .14-0z, Tin o 225° STO RES Z gravel pit gate, Reach townline, Also pair scissors in shed behind Bert MacGregor's store. Finder please re- Jturn to owner, Geo. White, Lot 16, Con. 1, Reach Township. _-- too -------- ~~ NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS Notice is hereby given that those who have not purchased 'their dog tags for 1936, must do so at once ox proceedings will be started. WILLIAM NESBITT, - - Chief of Police. LOST . Tame Deer from the property of Mrs. 1A. R. Wilson, Scugog Island. Any- one knowing the whereabouts of this deer, please notify Mrs. Wilson, phone 216, Port Perry. TO FARMERS! L] "When -in_need of a Mower, do not over-look the McCormack-Deering. The only full-oil 'bath Mower made; the only two-piece'-auto type drive gear, driving pawl in-gear incased in oil, made from tool steel, heat treated --no chance to go wrong. - Drive wheels keyed solid on axle. No lost Te play in axle and frame. . SWITZER, LOCAL DEALER PP » FOR SALE Good six room home, with 2 acres of land, on county road, close to the Pro- vincial highway, close to school and church, Low price for quick sale, 1-Apply to Hi~W. Boynton, Port Perry. ------ See the "8tar" for your next printing job. MUIXSIDE PURE BRED CLYDESDALE STALLION [27229] (22666) 4 years old The property of John W. Graham, of Brooklin, Ont. | Monday, June 1--will leave his own non's, Prospect, for noon. Pro- ceed to Grant Christie's, Manches- ter for night. Tuesday, June 2---<return to his own stable at night. This route. Will "be continued each ~ week for the season. : ET SEER -- La wooTIco »'s Drug Store News: (You Can Save With Safety at Your Rexall Store PIGSKIN CHAMOIS (extra | 8t large) oil... proriress 80 if New les <SQUIBFS TOOTH PASTE | New Stock 3 for 50. | New Low Prices LIFEBUOY SHAVING 'CREAM : ua Lo 3, 29¢. .FORHAN'S TOOTH PASTE * SASKASAL A. M. LAWRENCE 72e Rexall store This house is]. motion when machine gets old by|§ stable and proceed to Frank Ver-| London, Typlest Lawrence Values MOTH TOX 16 oz.) STs te 25¢. and 39¢c. KRUSCHEN' SALTS (giant package) ENGLISH HEALTH SALTS 25¢. and 39¢. WAMPOLE'S GRAPE SALT 50¢. and $1.00 ENO'S FRUIT SALT 47c. and 79¢. /, 69¢c. PORT PERRY "1cnjoyed a motor trip to Haliburton recently. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Moase enter- tained a number of their friends on Friday evening in honour of Mr, and Mrs. C. Hands, : DT LOOK HERE! Top prices: pai for rags, wool and feathers, also fowl, horse hair and all kinds of light metals. For information call Alix, Gilboord, Phone 177, day or night. We would appreciate very much your patronage. ALIX. GILBOORD, PORT PERRY RR --Qsa'oo"™"'ihrioncorpL PR POTATOES FOR SALE ° Mr. Robt. Taylor, R.R. No. 1, Port Perry, has a quantity of Dooley seed potatoes for sale. Phone 180 r 4. --_----to o> 1 FOR RENT . 6 roomed house in good location. In good condition. Apply to W. Boyn- ton, Port Perry. CONANT & ANNIS Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Publis GORDON D. CONANT, K.C, AL A LLIN 5 ANNIS, BA. LL.B. Phones, 4 and § ws - und at Court House, Whitby, (Mr, Oonant) Phone 7. (Whitby) | Keeping Things in Repair PAYS WHEN THINGS. ARE IN GOOD REPAIR TIME and MONEY ARE SAVED We will be pleased to quote you prices on - new .or repair work | Sam N. Griffen Lumber Co. Phone 240 PORT PERRY, ONT. DR. W. 8. HARPER ER Sradaats of of Mn Post Ah in on Horan Bax ons ret age * Office and 3 Bar gery --Port Pare, OM, W. A. Sangster DENTAL SURGEON Offiss Hours: § am. to § p.m. Ofes Up-stairs, over Bmmerson's Insurance Offfeo al i ~