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J ot Pd i a ig LA a oh + LI i edt Ea ot ah " En es SN mies AY % Ah iE ) hh ¥ A 2) fed -- on SOG Ex J Jo SITE L nto J Enid 3 ; 4] : " ce 3 " RN . R. Carter. a on a GENERAL ELECTRIC WASH brand new, similar to illustration, duced as low as $569:00. enamel tubs. ' Motor needs oiling 0 on.e a year. Safety Wringer, and mi other features. CRI IFLR RRR RAINS RAR 2 ARARAARSARNNSASCIM IMM La 1 ne 5 | 5 | SCUGOG i'lecase keep Thursday evening; March 17th, inithe foreground of your mind, it being the date of the Head Community Club meeting. The Centre folk are: planning a social and concert on March 25thl 'there will be an amateur hour for anyoiie wishing to -take part. Just send your name to Mrs. Geo. -Sweet- man or Mrs. Geo. Samells, and try BERT AY SEAS AAASASARASNAS SS Save al Don Christian Flectric Save as much as!$40.00 General Electric Washers, 1937 Model, Heavy porcelain OSHAWA, ONTARIO Models. Reg. $109.00. Easily Visible Ironing Surface. to show when heat is o control. Electric Ranges; Vacuum Cleaners; Floor Lamps; All small appliances, fixtures, etc. Don Christian Electric 38 Simcoe Street North ER re- nly Any RRR RR 0.2.2. Mrs. E. Masters, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Lane and Mr. and Mrs. C. Harrisqgn and Miss Mildred attended the fungal on Saturday of Mrs. Lane's cousin, the late Mr. Hilton Lammiman of Oshawa, who was killed in a car acci- dent on the way to Galt on Wednesday of last week. The beautiful and abun- dant display of flowers bespoke the high esteem in which. the deceased was held. Much sympathy is felt for the bereaved family. "to win a prize. Open to all Scugog. A lunch will be served at the cloge. the Fortnight Club will meet on Friday evening, March 18th. 'The Women's Association meeting was well attended last Tuesday at the home of Myr. and Mrs. C. Samells. The meeting opened by the president, Mrs. © The Scripture reading was taken by Mrs. F. Crozier. Mrs. I. G. Joblin sang a solo. Mrs. Geo. Samells gave one of her choice read- ings. Bible verses were then passed around. Misses Ivah Milner and Florence Carter conducted a contest, and singing of a hymn brought the program to.a close. Then all gather- ed around the decorated table in St. Patrick's style. The hostesses were Miss Marjorie Milner, Mrs. J. Aldred, Mrs. G. Samells and Mrs. C. Samells. We were glad to have Mrs. W. Jack- son of Port Perry with us. - Proceeds $8.85. ~ The committee for the next meeting are Mrs. F. G. Joblin and Mrs. D. Hope. Mrs. C. Hardy and Mrs. G. Sweet- man entertained friends with a. Pot Luck Supper last week. We are glad to hear Mr. A. Jackson is able to be home from the Hospital and doing fine. Also to receive word that Mr. Nelson Jackson of Winnipeg, is regaining his health. Mr. and Mrs. M. McLaren attended the Honeydale Institute last Wednes- day. The crows are trying Spring is on the way. Miss Myrtle Jeffrey and friends Mr, and Mrs. Perry and little son of Toronto were guests on Sunday of her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. Jeffrey. Mrs. L. V. Savage has returned to to tell us her home in Whitby, accompanied by, Mrs. C. Graham. Miss Margaret Bratley visited her grandparents Mr. .and Mrs. A. Black on Saturday. Mrs. W. Mark visited her daughter Mrs. H. Carnochan on Saturday. Mr. L. Chamberlain, of Toronto, spent the week end with Mrs. Cham- berland at the home of her parents Mr. and 'Mrs. R. Jackson, \ ---------- Myrtle Station The Woman's Missionary Society wilf hold their regular meeting at the home of Mrs. H, Hudgins on Thursday afternoon of this week at 2.30. All ladies are invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Wickett and Mrs, H. Lane of Little Britain were visitors of Mr, O. H. Lane on Monday. Col, C. D. H: and Mrs. MacAlpine of Toronto, were recent guests of Mr, and Mrs. J. E. Beacock. Mrs. Long spent a few days of last week visiting friends in Brooklin Myr, and Mrs. A. Ward, Mr, and 4 Mr. and Mrs. Will McCarl-and sons Vernon and Ronald of Brooklin were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Harri- son on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Payne and 'son. Harry 'of Toronto, spent the week end with relatives here. Rev. W. E. and Mrs. Honey attend- ed the Temperance convention in To- ronto last Thursday and Friday. Miss E. Smith, Mr. Jack Thompson, Mr, Frank Downey and Rev. Mr. Honey attended the Young People's Training classes in Brooklin- last week. - Mr. and Mrs. Robert Snead and baby son of Orillia, and Miss Dorothy Hall, of Toronto, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mus, and Mrs. Luery. The Women's Association are hold- ing an Irish Tea, followed by a good program in which visiting talent and local talent will take part, on Wed- nesday, March 23rd. Come and enjoy yourselves. Chisholm and Mr. MANCHESTER Don't fail to attend the Community Club ito be held Thursday, March 24. talent from Port Perry, Scugog, Utica, Prince Albert and also local talent. See how to court under dif- ficulties! . A number of the young people of Manchester are assisting on the pro- gram at -Scugog Community Club on March 18th. Sorry to report Miss Rees is ill. We hope she will soon recover. Mr. Parks and Mrs. Mooney of De- troit are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Masters, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Heard and Mrs. John Wallace of Uxbridge, were week end visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. A. Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. Moore of Oshawa, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, John Moore. Mr. and Mrs, Starling of Toronto, spent Sunday with Mr, Sud Mrs. J. W. Donnelly. Mr. D. McKinsey and Mrs. C. Ger- row visited one day with Mrs, Arthur Crosier, of Whitby. Mrs. Wilson Gerrow visited Mrs, C. Gerrow last Monday. Mr. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A, E. Spencer, --- 'SONYA Misses Elizabeth Meneely and Helen Mason, Mr. Reid MacFarlane and Mr, Bill Mason,. spent the week end at Non-rusting, scratch-proof shoe. Self- Eada for everything, from silks to woolens All prices reduced-- in some cases as much -as 50 per cent. pn AR cil a i i i i i A good program is to be given by| and Mrs. Gilbert, of Oshawa, | 'Renovation Sales Specials for this week 'Save $40.00 on a General Electric + Ironing Machine THIS WEEK ONLY--Brand New 1937 On Sale $69.00 Pilot Light n. Quick action knee Ridriberitons RADIOS--Brand New "As Low as $19.98 Beautiful Walnut Cabinet. Save $40.00 or more on a brand new 1938 Console ROR Seven tube performance. DR OS OSORNO ON ALL WAVE RADIOS testes te te dte Oshawa, Ontario AAA N 000 0% "0 2% 4 Se SN - Miss Mildred Prentice nurse-in- training at the General Hospital has returned to Toronto after spending a couple of weeks with her parents, Friends of 'Mrs. Gilson and Mrs. Kennedy will be pleased to know they are improving in health after their recent illness. Mr. and Mrs, J. S. MacFarlane visited Mr. and Mrs. D. J. McLean in Lindsay on Saturday. The Women's Missionary Society of St. Andrew's = Church held their regular meeting . and observed the World's Day-of Prayer. In the ab- sence because of illness of the Presi- dent, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. - McPhail was asked to take charge of the meet- ing. Mrs, MacFarlane was at the Piano. Intercessory prayer were of- fered by Mrs. Neil Ferguson. Mrs, Stewart MacaFrlane, Mrs. D. Mac- Phail, Mrs. D. Lunney, Mrs. Ernest Ferguson and Mrs. Mason. The meeting was brought to a close by singing the hymn, "The day Thou gavest Lord is ended" and prayer in unison, re -- EPP ---------- - -- -- RURAL-LEAGUE SEMI-FINAL GAMES On Monday, the 16th, the Semi- Finals in the Rural League with the following results: Prince Albert lost to Port Perry 3-2, The Prince Albert | boys did not hand over the first place in" the League without a struggle, as' it was necessary to play 22 minutes over-time to secure a winner, In the Scugog-Myrtle game Scugog excelled themselves by' placing the 'Myrtle team two goals down with a score of 4-2. These two games were packed with excitement from start to finish which gave the two referees R. Cornish and N. Deshane plenty to handle. The final game will be played on Thursday night of this week. Be sure to see these challengers fight it out. MYRTLE Mrs. A. Fisher of Brooklin, visited her daughter Mrs. Russell Lunney, last week. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Honey attended the Temperance Convention in Toron- to last week. Mrs, W. Parks and Mr. Arthur Maw, attended the funeral of the former's brother-intlaw Mr. Slaughter of Toronto, last week, Much sympathy is extended to Mrs, Oliver Lane in the tragic death of her cousin Mr. Hilton Lamiman of Oshawa, : Myr, and Mrs, Ear] Beadle and Mur- ray, of Ashburn called on friends here on Sunday. Mr, Clarence Harrison has bought what was formerly a store just op- posite the church and intends re- modelling it for a dwelling, Mr. Victor Hudgins and daughter Marylin of Toronto visited the form- er's mother Mrs, Hattie Hudgins on Sunday. A Auction sales are the order of the day with Mr. Frank Dring of Raglan this week, Mr, Morley Cook on Thurs- their respective homes here. day) and Mr, J, A. Carmichael on tel 22nd. In each case these farmers are giving up farming. Mr, and Mrs. Lattimer of Hamilton, spent the week end with Mr, and Mrs. R. Lunney. The Faithful Workers' Class of the Sunday School were entertained at the home of Mrs, Earl Beadle during the week, = Mr. Geo. Todd of Saskatchewan has been visiting his mother Mrs. J. Todd. Mr, Todd brought with him a car. load of horses which he is selling by auc- tion at Port Perry on Friday. Mr, and Mrs. E. Butterworth of Woodville spent Sunday. with the latter's mother, - Those joyous songsters--"robins"-- have returned after wintering in the far south, GREENBANK one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Mr. Tuesday for Washago. 'We are sorry to report Mr. Norman Flewell and Mr. Dyson on the sick list. The Minstrel ots gave their enter~ tainment at Oakwood last Tuesday. Miss Ruth Pilkey returned home the end of the week from a month's trip to Trinidad and other places. Mrs. Rodd attended the Temperance Convention last week . in Trinity United Church, Toronto. . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phoenix and .| daughter, Mrs. Phoenix and Jean, of Toronto, at Mr. T, Sharp's on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, Theo. Cragg and son in Toronto on Sunday. Miss S. A. Ward made several calls in the village on Saturday. Mr. C. Love, Mr. E. Love, of Osha- wa, visited Mrs. H. Love on Wednes- day of last week. "MARSH HILL Mr. and Mrs. Plater Yakes and family have taken up residence in Uxbridge. We are glad to report 'that Mr. A. Davidson is improving after his re- cent illness. : Myr. W. White made a business trip to the City last week. The hum of Frank Welch's circular saw and tractor were heard around here last week. We welcome Mr. and Mrs, Boynton and family of Glen Major to gur neighborhood, he has moved on the Tomlinson farm. Mr, and Mrs. Wilmot Gregg and John were in the City last week. Da ..----. - DIED LEBAR--On Monday, March 15th, 1938, at her home, 866 Ontario Street, Toronto, Phoebe. Ann, wife of the late James Edward Lebar. Interment was made at Little Lake Cemetery, Peterboro. IE by breeders in the counties of 2| will cause freight movements to im- "| pacity loads it is expected that ac- [This century-old industry, with its Mr. and Mrs. Cresswell of Bobcay- - geon visited Mr. and Mrs. J, Howsam Mr. and Mrs. Northy of Shelburne, have moved to the Ianson farm,_ Wallace, Sunderland, and Mrs. Burton, Port Perry, visited and Mrs. A. Gordon, on Sunday. The telephone gang that have been working here for six weeks left on HOLSTEIN BREEDERS SHIPPING ANIMALS TO U. 8 28 head of purebred Holsteins have ecently been shipped to the Coos County Farm, West Stewartown, N. 5c. cake, or Victoria, Durham, Ontario, Simcoe and Peterborough. . The largest consignment came from Mr. Wm..J. Murphy, Lindsay and other breedérs contributing 'to the shipment were: F. Elmer Cov, Bow- manville, J. H. Munday, Bawtianville, Noble I, Metcalf, Bowmanville, Arch. Muir, Courtice, A, T. Stainton, Hamp- ton, R. Ray McLaughlin, Oshawa, J. T, Tully Peterboro, .G. F, Drennan, Alliston, Daniel Murphy, Lindsay and W. J.-Hall, Lindsay. There has been a considerable movement of Eastern Ontario Hol- steins to' the New England States re- cently. 36c. to 50c. each. tonic Morrison's THE MARKETING OF LIVE STOCK TO GREAT BRITAIN. Last Fall a number of our Ontario|§ farmers purchased cattle in the dry Fev in the West. These cattle are|H eady for shipment, due to the small crop last year, there is not sufficient} freight to go into the holds of boats which is very necessary to keep the carriage of cattle at the usual rates. The demand for ocean space for cattle is much beyond the capacity of boats now plying between Canada and British ports, The opening of navi- |gation on the St. Lawrence, however, 'biue prove. When vessels can carry ca- commodation for exporting cattle will be made available. In the meantime the local market is not able to ab- serb 'the offerings, but immediately suitable transportation is arranged improvement should be expected. PHONES--Office ---- ET CANADA'S PULP MILLS. The Pulp~and Paper industry is) one of the, most important manufac. turing industries in Canada, Prior to |" 1860 no wood pulp was used to pro- duce paper. Up to that date the in- dustry was largely confined to the manufacture of paper from rags. Have high production machines, equipping 95. mills * operating. throughout - the provinces, contributes materially not only to labor and business generally |: but also is a great factor towards the production of a favorable trade balance. _ 3 Done --_ > CHIROPRACTORS HAVE FUND TO HONOR THE FOUNDER In honor of D. D. Palmer, founder of Chiropractic, born March 7th, 1845, near Port Perry, the Ontario Women's Chiropractic Auxiliary and the Local Council of Chiropractors held an even- ing at cards, in St. Clements's Parish Hall. A paper on D, D, Palmer's life was presented, and it was noted that the first chiropractic adjustment was given forty-three years ago. A fund is under way to erect a monument to Mr. Palmer 'in Port Perry and hopes are entertained that when the 3,000 COLGATE'S F LOATING SOAP - eee ir STATIONERY--One hundred boxes of stationery. © eo 0 RUSSIAN OIL--40 ounce bottle with handle and measuring 'glass 89¢. Sixteen.0z, bottle and measuring glass45%¢, 0 ¢ 0 WAMPOLE'S EXTRACT OF COD LIVER for a Spring * PORT PERRY Your PRINTING 3 cakes for le, SALE E PRICE oe. ach. Per bottle $1.00 Drug Store -- 'Phorie 16. 0 Nell, | al PORT PERRY ; F. E. REESOR 78w, residence ™ at the PORT PERRY STAR OFFICE Satisfactory Work Prompt Delivery Reasonable Prices We shall be pleased to quote 7 prices on any printing you may wish to have done. 'job chiropractors hold their annual con< vention at the Royal York in July, arrangements for this will be made. UTIC A The Ladies' Aid held a quilting in the basement on Wednesday after- noon, March 2nd. - Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kerry and Audrey, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kerry and sons, with Mr, and Mrs, -Milton Prentice of Sonya, who ~celebrated their silver wedding anniversary. on Saturday, March bth. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Bennett, Mr. and Mrs, Ray Mann and Larry, of Oshawa, with 'Mr. and Mrs, G Ww. Lakey on Sunday. Mr. Philip Parrott spent last week with his family in Oshawa. : Miss Afudrey Miller Visiting her sister Mrs. Geo. Offen, Cedargrove. Mr, and Mrs, Russell Sonley of Port OG OPP -- SONYA COUPLE CELEBRATE WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Tulips, Daffodils and Carnations filled the home of Mr. and Mrs, Milton Prentice on Saturday evening, March 5th, when many relatives came to pay their respects to them on the occasion of their twenty-fifth wedding anniver- sary. Mr. and Mrs. Prentice were mar- ried at Ashburn and have three daughters--Misses Elva and Mildred of Toronto, and Ruby, wife of Douglas Lunney, of St. Thomas. - The evening_was spent in singing and playing games. A buffet luncheon was served. The bride and groom received many beautiful gifts, a sum of money and numerous congratulatory messages. Their many Sonya friends join with relatives in wishing them many more happy years together. Among. those present at the happy athering were: Mr. and Mrs, George Kerry; Mr. Alvin Prentice, Barbara and Pauline, Port Perry; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kerry and Miss Audrey Kerry, Utica; Mr. and i Frank 'Millman, Verna, Norma and John, of Epsom; Mr. apd Mrs, Howard McMillan, Helen and Noreen, Greenbank; Mr, and Mrs. Herman Kerry, Raymond and Walter, of Uxbridge; Mr, and Mrs, Bushell, Epsom; My. Lee, of Greenbank; Miss Elva Prentice, Miss Mildred Prentice and Miss Betty Johnston, Toronto; Messrs, Ted Johnston, Kenneth And- erson and Geo. Clay, Sunderland, Perry, with Mr, and Mrs, F. Kendal recently. Sorry to hear Master Murdock Be- lair was operated on for appendicitis on Monday. The Ladies' Aid held a very suc: cessful tea in the basement of the Church last Wednesday afternoon when the south group entertained the north group and 'their friends. An enjoyable afternoo was spent at the home of Mrs. J. J. Christie' Friday w wer she entertained some of her relatives and neig hbours at a quijting. My. nd Mrs. Herman Kerry and Walter visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs, BE. Ashton, Mr. apd Mrs, Stanley Croxall with Mr, and Mrs, Herman Walker an Sun- day. - Congratulations to Mr. and Mra. R. Medd on Hd 0% 45 birth of a son. Pleads Guilty to Two Charges Charged in police court at Oshawa with breaking and entering with in- tent and with criminal negligence, Charles Drake, Toronto, was remand- ed until March 22nd for sentence. He appeared before Magistrate F, Ebbs. He is charged with 'negligently caus- ing a fire resulting in damage of $1460 to a summer home on: Scugog Island, just opposite Port Perry, on Thursday night of last week. Constable Wm, Cook, assisted by Constable W. H, Clarke of Oshawa, investigated "the break-ins at two cottages and found a ear abondoned on a side street in Port Perry, in tracing the 'ownership of the car the accused was arrested. leading to the arrest. --AEP---- A In Memoriam CROSIER--In loving memory of my dear x Bvaionr ag who passed away March. 22nd, 19 Surrounded by friends I am a fa the' midst of of my joys 1 am blue, ith ha smile on my face I've [ heatt- tonglng mother, for yoy. Sadly missed by daughter Luella. Drake pleaded guilty to both charges. - Gordon Kidd gave first information : Constable F. Shepherd and Provincial PE --