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-- A------------ SHORTHORN SALE Elsewhere in this issue is an an- | nouncement of the Twenty-eightt An-|% nual Sale of the Victoria. County |¥ Shorthorn Association. This Sale will | $3 be held under cover in Fanring's|¥ barn, Lindsay. 5 'the ounering has been inspected and | § selection has been made from the| leading herds in Victoria County and |% surrounding 'district. Entries which | are not trom accredited herds will be |} Feaerally '1.8. 'Lested previous, to the | $8 sale. 8 Several of the bulls are oi service-|# able age and are proven breeders. Aj number are from good producing fe- males. All interested in the Short-|% horn breed are invited to this sale, | where you can buy with confidence on your own terms. : Victoria County Association is one of the oldest breed organizations in| the district. They have been holding an annual sale through good times |$ and bad. They appreciate the - pre. sence of large crowds and the bids re- ceived in the past, and are looking for a continued support. If interested apply to the Secretary, Lindsay, for catalogue. WOLVES ARE INCREASING IN NUMBERS Up in the Yukon, where the natives depent upon wild game and fish for their food, the wolves are a horrible | menace to larger game, and are kill-|§ ing hundred of caribou. For a num-|§ ber of years past there has been nog bounty on wolves up there. It is al- together likely that the government |§ may see fit to devise ways and means to conserve the game, by destroying | the wolves. Algonquin -Park is a government sanctuary, for preservation of our game--especially deer, Since it is unlawful for any person to carry fire arms in this park, reports are current that large packs of wolves are slaughtering deer. Sportsmen are anxious to be allowed to enter the Park to shoot wolves for the-bounty. In the Peterboro district wolves are . frequently heard howling at night, and a number of farmers have lost sheep and young cattle. 20200000 S0S0SIS0SOEOSOR0SOSOPOSOROSORONO MYRTLE - Miss Elsie Smith spent the week end with her parents at Oakville. Rev. W. E. Honey and Mr. Edward Mole attended the Presbytery meet- ing Bowmanville last week. The heavy rain accompanied by electrical disturbances, and followed _ by a freeze-up, made travelling very hazardous on Sunday. The sanding trucks were out on the County roads and highways, and did much to pre- vent accidents. But several cars slid into the ditch and were hauled out by Cook's tow truck. Fortunately no one was hurt. LL Rev. W. E. Honey officiated at the funeral of Mrs. L. James of Man- chester on Monday. The Board meeting of the four ap- pointments was held here last week with a spendid representation from each congregation. Some very im- portant matters were discussed and committees appointed to look after the usual business. Owing to the storm and dangerous condition of the roads on Sunday the service was cancelled here in evening. Next Sabbath it will be at the usual hour of 7 p.m., with Sunday School at 1.46 p.m. The electric power went off for a "few minutes on Sunday evening and "oh! those coal oil lamps!" Much sympathy is felt for Mrs, E. Collard in the recent death of her mother Mrs. Harry Langford of Ante- lope, Sask. Prior to moving west Mrs. Langord lived here. -$CUGOG The Valentine Social will be held on Friday evening the 18th, instead of Monday evening, on account of the silppery roads. A good program and lunch are being provided. We are hop- ing the roads will be better by that time. The Community Club will hold the next meeting in the Church Tea Room on Thursday evening instead of Wed- nesday as the young folk like to take advantage of the rink at Port Perry while the ice is good. = A splendid pro- gram is being arranged by Miss W. Niddery, Mrs. Earl Reader, Miss A. Reader and Miss I, Redman. Croqui- nole and a surprise. Lunch of hot dogs sounds like "let's go!" A meeting of ratepayers was held in the township hall last Thursday evening to discuss getting a snow plow to. keep the concession open for _ cars, but nothing was decided. 3 Mrs. Donald Lewis, Joan and Donna of . Osetares, are spending a few SOMETHING UNIQUE in Gala Decorations The 1938 1 SOMETHING I FRERENT GOLORED ICE ce Festival! in the PORT PERRY ARENA | es oa se oto Fon ose sto ote te se ested AAAS SSSA SE weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sweetman. after spending a couple of weeks with her sister Mrs. J. Gerrow. awa, were week end guests of her friend Mrs. T. Redman. 'ors of their cousin Mr. J. Hardy. RIDAY, FEBRUARY %th Starring "JOBAN & SIMON, " famous Internationally known skating comedians, who have performed for the Granite Club, Toronto,! and in Madison § Square Garden, N.Y. Featuring figure skating, otic stunts, etc., and FIFI THE CLOWN, who will be well remembered from Business Men's Day | THE QUEEN will be crowned with pomp, beauty, and ___The Queen will be selected from those skating on the glory. ote aah night previous to the Carnival, therefore BI JOK he, run erm (miosinted foe framing) "Marbons' u or indi : Yo Tied ois pidura dl : sity Ntheoe Wi ude" Pal Aurel Joliat Marty g| Pavek nent s Fry bomb) hn io Be ® Your choice of the above. ® For a label from a tin of "CROWN BRAND" or WHITE" Corn Syrup.--Write on the back your name and address and the words "Hoc- key Book' or thename of the pleture you want. (one k Of picture for each label). label to address below. EDWARDSBURG CORN SYRUP THE FAMOUS, ENERGY FOOD The CANADA STARCH COMPANY Limited TORONTO. ; Cr all the ladies of the district are requested to be present Wednesday night. Prizes for Fancy Dress and Original Costumes; Couple Skating, etc. Broom Ball--Newmarket "Lions" v. Port Perry "Lions" "PORT PERRY BAND IN ATTENDANCE The Executive have gone to" oonsliderable expense to make this Carnival an outstanding success, and all we request is the Publio's oo-operation. A Carnival you will ong remember. Our Motto--**Never a Dull Moment.' Seo Posters for Particulars ' § -- JHE EXEcuTive -- iE OPOROROPPOROPD GOO A080 0% 4% 4% 4% 07 ¥ Queen will be picked by judges. Rink Bulletin fz Tne See ARE YOU A QUEEN? On Wednesday, February. 23rd, _ during the" 'skating, a Carnival Be there: and avail yourself of this opportunity to 'become : 'Queen, I) on SHOBOROSORO Sorry to hear Miss Lois Joffrey is under the doctor's care and we all hope for a speedy recovery. On Monday morning following .the rain. and freeze-up the roads were sanded as it was almost impossible to get around. Many of the farmers have to carry water to the stock as it is dangerous to'let them out. The rain helped many of the wells that were dry. ; There is another epidemic of colds going around, and some are under the doctors' care. Mr. and Mrs. M. McLaren, Rev. Mr. Joblin and Mrs. Joblin, Mr, and Mrs. R. Reader, all entertained friends at Pot Luck Suppers recently. We are glad to hear Mrs. C, Gra- ham and Mrs. Geo. Schell who are under the doctors' care, are improving but not as fast as their friends would like. : wagon, the horse suddenly jumped throwing him out. Mrs. E. Wagg, Groénbark, and: Mrs, Hanford Wagg, Utica, each spent a Mrs. R. Hood has returned home Mrs. Pearson and daughters of Osh- their respective parents here. Compliments to Mrs. Vance, who celebrated - her birthday on. Sunday, Many happy. returns. Miss Jean Parker was at her home here over the week: end. Skating was good on the channels on Saturday. - In fact one could skate Mr. Lorne Osborne of-Manilla, and Mr. Leonard Hope, were Sunday visit- Mr. Will Hope has returned: tp his home here after spending several weeks at Saintfield. ) Miss Aleta Reader ontettathed her Sunday School class at her home on Saturday afternoon. The time was spent in skating on the pond then gu- ing to the house where a tasty supper was awaiting them. The tables were prettily decorated and each received a pretty valentine. After supper a few games were. played and all went home delighted with the outing. Mr. George Dodsley is spending a few days at his home here before starting another season at Saintfield. 'Miss Gladys Collins left here on Tuesday morning to spend a few weeks with her aunt Miss Mae Noon 'in Toronto. Sunday made still aor ice--and was it slippery?. The meeting of the Y. P. U. was held as usual last Wednesday night. Mr. C.: Clark, missionary vice-presi- dent, read a chapter from the book "A New Church Faces the World", Other numbers were a vocal duet by Mr, and Mrs. Tarbet; reading by Myrtle Bond, -and a solo by Mr. A. Harper. Miss Vera Trewin of Toronto, spent a recent week end atthe home of Mrs, R. Butson. Al ll. a ri,on~bod PRINCE ALBERT Owing to the icy roads on Sunday there was no church service. "A song service was held following the Sunday School. We regret that Mr. S. Arnold had Don Christian Electric OSHAWA i Renovation Sale Special FOR THIS WEEKZ | of Manchester, and at one time of this village, took place this week. Mrs. 10009000000000600000004 oie few. days last week at the homes of|" most' anywhere lately. The rain on} The funeral of Mrs. Leslie James, | ( the misfortune to break an arm: last James 'had been in "poor health" for week, - when, whila"standing~ in <the several years, «Besides. her. husband, she leaves & family of four. A son Lloyd" died several years: ago. Mrs, W.. Stabback of Prince 'Albert, and Mrs. Town, of Toronto, were sisters. 'Congratulation to Mrs, R. Biitson in winning second prize at the Groc- eteria contest. SERS ----------------------- -- Don't miss the carnival at Black- stock on Wednesday, February 28rd. A good program suitable for alk ~ ICE--RAIN--WIND Not only the wicked stand in slip- pery places these days. Just as we ---- ---- fine winter we have been enjoying,| nature decided on a: change, and the ice has made walking and auto driving 'hazardous occupations, - The use of "clips" on rubbers has increased wonderfully, and George Stephens must have had a busy time putting them on for some time past.- I ah "AUCTION SALES Implements, the property .of John | Apostile, lot 18, con 2,- Reach. Sale at 1.30. Terms Cash. : MARCH 2nd--Farm Stock and Im- $1 plements belonging to the estate of the late Mrs. Jane, Watson lot 28, con. 11, Reach Township. for list, Terms Cash. Sale at 1 p.m, TED JACKSON, Auctioneer. : tata] WHO WILL BE THE QUEEN OF THE CARNIVAL? ~ On Wednesday, judges will be on hand to pick from the fairer sex, while they skate, one to be crowned "Queen" on' Carnival night. Who knows, maybe YOU will be 'chosen for the seat of honour on this gala night. : ; The executive are arranging ) stage getting that truly honours™a real | 20 Radios, Console and Mantles, all | best known makes, fully Reconditioned. Values up to $40. 00 | our Choice $13.95 LESS 10% DISCOUNT FOR CASH The finest values ever offered in Radio. COME IN SOON FOR A GOOD CHOICE | Clown, Queen. The ice will be transformed #1 into 'a huge red carpet, and gold and purple drapes hanging from the dome. * Among other features on Carnival Internationally. known skaters and jce performers; also your old friend of Business Men's Day, "Fifi" the "Prizes are being offered for Fancy" | and Original Dress, by this we mean | not merely a blackened face and old ff | clothes inorder to get past the gate i$ | cheaper, because the program ar- i# | ranged is well worth the price of ad- tf | mission charged, but we will appre- : | ciate your help in bedecking your-|- i# | selves in grand attire ttha that prove | originality and design. This will be our motto: 'Never a %| dull moment." ". CROWN BRAND |! were congratulating ourselves on the| FEBRUARY 26--Farm Stock and]. See bills |' February 28rd, night there will be Joban and Simon, | WAMPOLES ly Ione "Repairs nerve Waste ah! d fess: ADMIRACION "OLIVE OIL SHAMPOO ~~ health and lustre to your hair. WITCH HAZEL CREAM, 25c. mi ACLEAN'S TOOTH PASTE .......,... esd with free trial size. Gives new whiteness to the teeth. Lr er 4 ' 4 Ary Ls Morison 8s Drog Shore PORT PERRY: --_ Phone: 16 ox i fr : OE ns a -- You 8 DON . HAVE TO GO ANY FURT] 'blue C il we PORT PERRY, Gat 0 E. REESOR PHONES--Ofies ow, elias 1) HBEREECED ERER PEC kiED FISH - @ Want to surprise the family with a new dinner- time treat? Serve them a tasty dish of Dried or Pickled Canadian Fish, . No matter where you live, your dealer can get you such Dried Fish as Cod, Haddock, Hake, Cusk and Pollock, and such Pickled Fish as Herring, Mackerel and Alewives'. . . in perfect condition. Interesting recipes can- be used for every one of these fine fish, Fish is a wonderful health food, good for every mem- "her of your family. It is the great source of proteins that help build sturdy, healthy | bodies. Serve Dried or Pickled Canadian Fish to your family often ., . they will enjoy it, , . and you will find It economical, to0, - -- i : DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES, i © OTTAWA. : WRITE FOR FREE BOOKLET 4 yp oy 0 "Department of Fisherles, Ovaws: ~~ © Day & Please send me yout {ite 12, Bolle, "An Fish Day", contining 100 Mal F Recipes, . .WD3 Bvaits i? ANY DAY A FISH. "pay? SKATES! SKATES! SKATES . Large, medium, or small, We have facilities to shatpenthem all, | ... Whether for pleasure or "the game" * Just drop them in along with your name. ARCHIE FARMER oTAR OFFICE fry 4 Sf read ym | ol -| vi /