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Minish, PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28th, 1946 «*¥ " ' . i Js y ' : Yi it Phat 175 ES a ee A a a at ahi ha ad ' (The firm of Greer & Humphreys bs dissolved) BROCK THEATRE| russes b. numenreys | 24% Simcoe Street North, Oshawa. ; Phone 14 i The B he Market Off | Phone 618, WHITBY in attendance at my Port Perry office oa 3 € est t e ar et ers | - Tuesday, and Thursday aftermcon of each : © oO i 7 AIR CONDITIONED week, or by appointment. Your P hone Orders Receive { Le Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Queen Street, Port Perry. Phome 84 H . | 4 NOVEMBER 28-29-30 + Careful Attention ® I 5 Two Shows at 7and 9 p.m. ARTHUR W. S. GREER : | v ERs | easonable selections | |: 66 9 Wednesday morning and Friday afterncom } fo : { eac H ye! Canyon Passage pon wes eer woven ff Gawker Bros, Family Butehers, Phone 29 Pl IN TECHNICQLOR ong ock, Port Perry. Phome 25 LO TTTTTTTTIY SERRE ReeReeasenaetnet ete ttnatES TT ci - tt Sr ------------r---- Sf --r---- or Se Ls starring DANA ANDREWS, BRIAN 9 ys QS DONLEVY, SUSAN HAYWARD| DR. J. B. LUNDY LADIES' VELVET OVERSHOES, $4.95 } & > / o o ' Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, DENTAL SURGEON Choice Meats at all Times --_ - eee Ll DECEMBER 2-3-4 Over hell Telouhong 0 ' ( Last complete show at 8.20 wen 5, Fort Perry : MEN'S COMBINATION UNDERWEAR gy : | phone: "Gt Gow etdnce a8 WE BUY AND SELL THE BEST i Deadline at Dawn _ A Weight for every Season. bi . &. starring PAUL LUKAS, susaN|DR. H, H. ARMSTRONG || W. E. MacGREGOR, BUTCHER Per Suit--$1.35, $2.95, $3.40, $4.95 ® HAYWARD, BILL WILLIAMS. DENTIST W Plus an ADDED Attraction Leonard Block over Prentlce's Phone 72w, PORT PERRY J | ° ° | Barber Shop B d S | S M "Meet Me on Phone 237 Port Perry oys n erwear 1n evera 1ZeSs i hs 9 } BN { A Broadway AUTOMOBILE WANTED : LOCAL FARM BOY WINS PRIZE ® ° { & wa pons weno ual aie Bt" G0 MANCHESTER | (renee nn TOYS, GAMES, Christmas Gifts 3: JINX FALKENBURG. or Plymouth preferred. Must be in MeK cal boys, eredith 9 9 i 4 excellent condition, good cash price On Tuesd ight. Nov. 19th at 8.30 Manes) Manchest on, won special prize SI re R . . ? : n luesday might, Nov. Vat 8.0Utdonated by Dawes Breweries, Mon- i Next Thursday, Friday and Saturday,| Write V. White, 18 Margdon Rd, cr|, io; ; _ : : 3 ! ' ' gi } ; joint meeting of Prospect and Man-|treal, for showmanship of 1946 foal, Al on 18 la . Meta ruckKs. t DECEMBER 5-6-7 phone JU 5613, Toronto. N28tE | ester Faderation of Agriculture met["Buddy's Refine" at Royal Winter play Shop Early for them. 18 THE MARX BROS, in = S at Manchester School where Mr.[ Fair, Toronto. --_-- i, " . : } S RAYED~tton) ranch near Sonya|pitohie showed interesting and edu-| -- R-- ti As A Night in 2 two-year-old heifers, one all fed, cytional Sims. The program was un. NOTICE ENGLISH DINNERWARE SETS RB the other black and white. Anyone ler the directi f the Farm For trendy : i) Casablanca" Knowing of their whereabouts, plesse der the direction of the Farm Forum Applications will be received by the 44 67 97 Fj li Ni P Hh : 3 ) Jus, "Committee. The guest speaker, Mr.|undersigned for the position of "Gen- ° C . ne Q : : Phatie Sutdsrland, 61 » 22; callest. Crane, Principal of Port Perry Highleral Foreman" for the County of On- pc ' p " pc ua ity: ce atterns. £ Na vas School, told what the school would be|tario Road System. Applicants must ez " me nm me sm EE AY Don't burn your paper UEE ERING FROM BACKACHES,|like in 1960 as he saw it. He stressed|be capable of taking responsible 9 t ay reumatic Pain, Sciatica, Lumbago is|the advantages of the High School charge of works relative to Construc- SLIPPERS--Men S$ Lea h $2 50 he or put It in the garbage, nok hocesgary. Use RUMACAPS at| Areas. Better transportation for the|tion and Maintenance of roads. er, ° ° % Save it for the next Sal-|once for quick relief. At Lawrence's [country pupils, more advanced teach- Any further information desired °o - 9 ° : 3 vage collection. Drug Store, Port Perry. ing, special living quarters for teach-|communicate with the Engineer. Ladies Slippers, $ 1 ° 1 5, $ 1 50, $2.95 A ing staff, a farm at which to teach| Applications must be in the In- QD agriculture, were a few of the many|gineer's Office by December 9th, 1946. - iy Is Your SUBSCRIPTION DUE? ID A INC | I= things Mr. Crane could see in the D. J. KEAN, 99 9 ¢ See the Label on your Paper. future for the school under High County Engineer, FELTOL RUNN ERS-- 1 8 X 9 75c¢. . . School Area. i i FOR SALE In the Community Hall, } Whithy, Ontario. bec Coal H in fi Mrs. Burnsell Webster, Prospect, \ . . } Co Quel So: 4.08 eater in irst crass GREENBANK sang a solo, and the Somerville Sisters FOR SALE -- 40 pigs, weighing SKI BOOTS I, di 9 M b condition. Also 8 tube Victor Radio, } favoured with a vocal duet, accom- about 150 pounds. Also 12 head of 9 a 1€8 or en S. : pattery set, in good condition apm 9.00 p.m. to 1.00 a.m., on panied by Mrs. Bruee Holtby at the Young Cattle. Selling to make room. " to Arthur Orchard, Queen St. Port . i Apply Arthur Hubbert, Myrtle St : : : Q : : piano. ; » Myrtle ota. $2 bo Friday, Nov. 29th All Sizes in a High Quality Line. The next Federation meeting will Painting & Decorating ; 5. 2 " T FOR SALE--One pale blue, fur- in aid of the be hel 2 Kroes Saved on Tues. | LN PERIOR AND INTERIOR 9 wy br on SALE al oer wt oe ma RHE A, MEN'S OXFORDS--NEW LINES : pink cont outfit, Both size 8. in po GREENBANK JUNIOR for this meeting will be under the'ED, WILLIAMS, LILLA STREET L * 50 © ) y so , I. P : 4 condition. Cheap. HOCKEY TEAM direction of the Woman's Association, ort Perry BLACK KID LEATHER $7 35 P o Ho. 4 Also a high chair and a pair of B Cold's M Manchester W.A. will meet at the PIANO TUNING ' ' alr. Lite » ladies C.C.M. skates, size 5. Apply ruce Gold's Music |). of Mrs. Albert Wilson on Wed, V. I. STOUFFER BROWN CALF OXFORDS $7 75 Pai fi to Mrs. Chas. Grainger, Prince Albert, Admission 35 Cents. Dec. 4th at 2.30 p.m. All ladies are| pian, Actions Repaired and Regulated ' ° alr. 38 or Phone 174 r 11. . | welcome. Phone 30 Port Perr 7 Yl i ; WANTED--Property suitable for a ¥ modern service station, or would con- 5 aa ~ s sider the purchase of a Service Sta- ( na. NN : tion. Harry O. Perry, hes Service f | I \ . ~ RAN 5 Onl Co., 294 Court St., Oshawa, : \ i novzy W\ \ SHON i (x er » MOTORS FOR RENT One double and one single, lined cabin, suitable for winter occupancy. Rates to May 1st, 1947-- Double cabin $4.00 per week Single cabin............... $3.00 per week including electricity. Restricted Clientele. ] BIRDSEYE CENTER CABIN PARK Phone 216W Port Perry, Ont. I'OR SALE--100 Rock Pullets, lay- ing batt ; Testing LAS number of daily calls. for 1¢ ing ond ections. GENERAL ing 60%, Peel strain; also 50 five | 5' WINTERIZING months' old rock pullets ready to lay; | 2 i DEALERS and 10 pigs, 6 weeks old. Apply KE. \ oh : cludeo~ Mackin, Saintficld, Phone 114 r 12. \ 1 9 i (vice -- WANTED--Two ladies or man and ' 5% i tem se wife for room and board. Apply to LY oling SYS!° © liem. Ce : . 5 Cm the cooking Plnpecting fol age: Mrs. M. Curl, Prince Albert, Ontario, TELEPHONE CALLS I: Adjusting F0 BEd rightenind Phone 246 r 31. y HAVE MUSHROOMED isd Sater PURE 0 and YIN THE LAST TWO YEARS AR be thermostat for YP Pa POTATOES WANTED 43 anlfreve: SPECIAI~--300 Bags of Potatoes, ...and thoy'ro still zooming | That is one A Winter Lubricants weighing 1 pound and up. Also about reason why when your pick up the telephone, . Lubricating the Co eon tubricant fo" 800 bags of No. Table Potatoes. Ap- you can't always get through to your party a Checking, 'grode bearing. a, ply to Frank Bradley, Port Perry, just as promptly as you (and we) would like, Ln + [3 4 Uh { 7 : Lobricola® ferential end transm Phone THR. Operators are working at top speed -- present BY EMEMBER that cold sleetin ay last ing the end! equipment is being stretched to its fullest pos- { te g day Changing and , g Lest hy winter when your car wouldn't start? Well, Engine tune-up FOR SALE--A mission style Piano, siblo uso --and wo are working against timo i . \ . ; service -- nd checking $100.; large Quebee Heater and pipes to hurry the highly complicated installations a this year, why not profit by past experience? ory fof strength © + . jit. which are casential to handle the ever-growing h $106.; grate for fire place, $7.; small vith a electrical i i : abl ; . Ride out the winter safely, comfortably, tighteni® Ice Refrigerator, $5. Phone 276 W, Port Perry. [' 80, when you use the telephone, will you please remember these facts if your operator sometimes seems slow to answer, or your call Is otherwiss delayed. 8 Cleon conn heat riser. Testing st conveniently, and economically by having us > . wt foal : cho . winterize" your vehicle now. No matter ; Checking operat ly regulator. og arter. ye and Testing hg) strainers 0 Clean Borstor K A thorough hse "access rer operalo™ of all heater and doliC0 ield wiper: operat HANH FOR SALE --- RANGE, Renfrew Cookrite, with coal and wood grates, condition, warming closet and Phone Port Perry 172-12, what make of car or truck you drive, our NEY skilled service-men are equipped with the a how ROE "know-how" and experience to make it i * weather-worthy--to put its cooling and lubri- cating system, its battery, engine and acces- sories in perfect running shape for the icy months ahead. Be prepared! Be protected! Make an appointment today for an all-round good i reservoir. Inspect Examinin Testing of WANTED Household help in mod- ern home, all conveniences, comfort- able maid suite, good wages. Phone evenings, Oshawa 378. decl2 BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA T. R. TRAYNOR, Branch Manager. winterizing job. GMS-248X DISTRICT HOLSTEINS GO TO ARGENTINE A shipment of Canadian cattle to the Argentine never before equalled in size or value, comprising 73 head of purebred Holsteins worth $100,000, left Brampton, Ontario, recently. Local contributors were R. Ray Mec- Laughlin, O. E. Croxall, Howard Franklin, WINNERS AT ROYAL FAIR Among the local breedering winnings on Holsteins at the Royal Winter Fair were GG. H, Walker & Son, on Junior Heifer, Ridgedale Empress Keyes. A Walker entry stood sixth in 3 year old bull clags and ninth in the Progeny of Dam class, Suprem Pabst Johan, jointly owned by Smith Bros.,, Harold Honey mind Webster Bros, stood fifth Aged Bulls, Hugh Ormiston, Brook- lin, was sixth and seventh in Senior Heifer Calf and eighth on milking 4- year old, FOR SALE Ap- ply to Mrs. J. Starkey, Port Perry. Small Rangette,