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Port Perry Star (1907-), 18 Sep 1947, p. 8

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oo ARINC SERS Re Rh BALL PR ah ep ER rest CER bs baat yd . -- DR. ED. BAILEY VETERINARY BURGEON Uxbridge and Port Perry Phone 127, Uxbridge Reverse charges on all phone calls : to me. RUSSELL D, HUMPHREYS, K.C. 6 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa, : Phone 814 in attendance at my Port Perry Office on Tuesday and Thursday afternoon of each week, or by appointment. Phone 94 DR. H. H. ARMSTRONG DENTIST Leonard Block over Prentice's Barber' 8hop : Phone 237 Port Perry Queen Street, Port Perry, DR. J. B, LUNDY DENTAL SURGEON Over Bell Telephone Office, Queen St., Port Perry Phones: Office 68w; Residence 68) ARTHUR W. S. GREER in pttendance at my Port Parry office on "Wednesday - .morning -and- Friday afternoon of each week, or by appointment, Blong Block, Port Perry. Phone 25 PIANO TUNING VY. P. STOUFFER Plano Actions Repaired and Regulated OLD HORSES \ WANTED. - .We pay highest price. humanely slaughtered. selling elsewhere. Dead horses and cattle : picked up. Phones: 95 r 21, Uxbridge 763, Port Perry H. ELSON, Uxbridge See us before promptly maylb OF ALL KINDS R ~: Eavestroughing, Asphalt Siding MAN WANTED for Rawleigh Route. Real opportunity. We help you get started. Write Rawleigh's, Dept. ML-1-343-0, Montreal, .Spt.26 WANTED--Waitresses, at the On- tario Ladies' College, Whitby. Good board and room furnished. wages; Apply to Matron. Telephone 661, Whitby. ' septl8 BLACKSTOCK Crowded out last wéek' The following boys from Cartwright left last week to lend a hand tq the Western farmers: Morlin Bailey, Or- val McKee, Gordon Barker, Stewart McQuadé, Harvey Malcolm, Belford Panke, John Wright, Harlin Marlow. Burketon school opened on Sept. 2, with a good attendance. Several new small children started with Miss Jean Coulter, of Pontypool as teather. Some of the older scholarg are frelp- ing on the tobacco farms for! two weeks longer, : "i : 1 ' Mrs. Adcock Wins Praise in Toronto Swimming Race Refusing to leaye the water after being outdistanced at the finish of the woman's five-mile swiming race at the Toronto Exhibition, Aug. 27, Mrs. feina Adcock, Hampton war' bride of months-old son, completed the caurse in 7th position. She won -great; ap- plause for her plucky swim but, fin- ished out of the money which was ap- portioned among the first six to cross the line. Mrs. Adcock, winner of 'a b- mile Dutch championship, was com- peting for the first time in fresh water against twelve entrants, all familiar with lake swimming. ! Many people find it interesting to visit the tobacco farms in this com- munity, one north and east of North Nestleton formerly owned by the Geo. Marlow estate, the other east of Burketon, formerly owned by Mr, J. Avery; and to learn something of this new industry in this part, from grow- ing of plants in the greenhouse!and setting them out-to the picking, firy- precious leaves, | hibitors from thése parts at. Port Per- ry and Blackstock Fairs. ¥ | BE St EH i JOHN ARMSTRONG ~Jollowing an-illness-of-almost-three months, John Armstrong, passed away in Port Perry Hospital, in his 85th year. He was a native of Cartwright Donald Adcock, and mother of a 3-| ing in the kilns and markg¢ting! the, Congratulations to the many { ex-{ | se ------S------ A Nate Aree re -- N NN N N i HOUSANDS of farmers across the country tell the same story of extra production . . . extra profits « + « extra convenience , . . less work . . . with in expensive DURO Pump installations. See us for com- plete information regarding equipment needed to meet your requirements on the farm and in the home, EMCO FIXTURES " AND FITTINGS ... Modernize your home. Safeguard ' the health and add to the comforts of daily living for all your family. See us for the latest in Kitchen, Bath- room and Laundry installations. We will gladly give you full information. WH. PEEL! HARDWARE 3 g: PRODUCTION PROFITS DURO Pump! EMPIRE BRASS MEG. C0. : LIMITED LONDON HAMILTON =TORONTO-SUDBURY-WINNIPEG - VANCOUVER 7 year alone will If you have ever faced know how important it is to get right-of- way for urgent calls. Remember the master rule "Do unto others as you would like them to do for you -- and do it first." The $3,500,000 being spent this - lines. and mean. fewer parties em each line. : T= FoR BEST 1. Keep calls brief. RESULTS '2. Space your call FROM YOUR 3. Avoid "listening-in" TELEPHONE 4. Give right-of-way fo THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA n emergency, you § provide more rural vrgent calls, Auction Sales "Saturday; Sept. 20--Hotisehold ef- fects belonging to the estates of Eliza- beth Dobson and Pamela Holtby, at. Manchester." See bills, = | Ted Jackson, Auctioneer Clark's Welding Shop CLARK'S ELECTRIC AND OX-CELT WELDING tng R. M. CLARK --"PORT.PERRY. Two blocks south of Archer's Garage. 4 RHODE ISLAND REDS YOU CAN READ ABOUT WARS, ACCIDENTS AND "BUT WE GIVE YOU NEWS ABOUT § | THE PEOPLE YOU KNOW, 0 +++ AND WHO /. KNOW You. OUR HEWS With, '30 EVERYWHERE IN THE AAA VICINITY [ : | A Great Production Strain. PORT PERRY, ONT. 1000 ~ Started ~Pullets for Sale 'BUCKEYE POULTRY EQUIP: MENT; DR. SALSBURY'S SALE OF REG. HOLSTEIN CATTLE} =srevreie) go JIPLENRN TS, ETC: E uesday, Sept. 23, property of R. L. Cookman & Son, lot 20, con. 3 Brock Twp. See bills for complete list. Sale starts at 12 noon. } Ted Jackson, Auctioneer. POULTRY REMEDIES; Machine Shop and lived his entire life on the farm,| wherehe was born. ~ + | His" wife who predeceased him 14 vedrs ago, was the former Margery Savigny, of Caesarea, and of this union four children were born, Mr, Armstrong was a most success- ful farmer, and kind and thoughtful. Wstiniales given on all kinds of work. EARL WALLACE Box 91. Port Perry PRENTICE'S Beauty Salon "All Types of Hair Styling 0 ME A ER ER NL A RE AR RL ILRI LAIR RRR R NNN NRRL 10 20 220 0 00 0000 i a 7 a Heifer) Ha Jas 5 sions member P Ho x y . : gi | of the United Church at stleton, a : ermanen! 5 'Will | k : = staunch, and loyal member. of the : cans adjustment : hone : NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS - d ¢ away [| Orange Lodge, and a strong Conser- Risiag: valusi m o P m ™ in the former &. : 'ALL : [| vative 2 politics, He was always in- INS URANCE ; ; SWITZ : : = ; 3 he o = [terested in social events, was of a : W A Sanoelter : ~~ Ny : Dead or Crippled B| pleasant and jovial disposition and an ' : ig A. Sangster : 2% SIBLACRSVITH SHOP &; = [| yhdulgent father. His passing will be : Are ie policies up-to-date? ; All kinds of Electrical PRY = FARM STOCK = /mourned by a large circle of friends. Whatever your insurance meeds may DENTAL BURGEON dM h R Bi r '8 The La) 2ely, astanded funeral service| H.W be, consult % -_ Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ans oo ahical sepals : i 3 5 AP RT g|was held July 12th in the United +o : 28 g -F REE OF CHARGE 5 Church, Nestleton, when comforting Phone : EMMERSON Office Upstairs, over, C. Bleep's o liouselin/y appliances § Highest Prices paid for old 3 jon soul messages were brought a Peet Perry .- Insurance Ofles. ' All makes and sizes of ; x ) hancellor Bowles, a is or, nl): forse at Jan farm . Rev. Bruce Harrison, how Rev. J. IN gem REE Gmail. a 8 BN ET : Electric Motors repair- A Phone 2 r 3 Woodville 5 Ba Pastor "of Janetville United : CE "sled and Reconditioned. "AI Jhurch. uring e service, e . ; Ly fi : Bevbrss Pie Calls - u heal f fhymn, axe Thou Weary, BE PREPARED %| Small Motors for sale. FAT (8 r vi =| Ar ou Languid", was sung b, iss K a " . ompt € lce = ] Gi Malealun, x y i : 5 = - > 2 ERE ISAS Sh re EG % 5 Small Gasoline Engines z oS A 'riends were present from Lindsay, 3 iq 1 BY And 3 apis ERC E a i A Ed. Peconi, Prop = Port Perry, Bowmanville, Hampton ¥ Winter 18 Just around the Corner, and it is 2] STAN CAUSLEY, Proprietor : i i ean 2 and Janetville, ER now time to think about putting your home 4 JID Na CW ris he memory o oving 1 1 ; 4 ODVILLE, ONT, 3 [athe are tuo NYE Signy in shape for cold weather. We list some of = be iH 0 a i i , piston, Nise. = the items we have on hand to help y ody . MASSEY HARRIS i 3 a on son, Wallace, of Lindsay. An-| Asphalt Roofing, Insulation, Insulated Sidin " 0) : - pihoy hin prin Myrtle, passed bi Wallboard, Brick, Plastic Cemént, Aluminum Paint HOME FREEZ ] i i Ww ANTED : it ; ALBERTA COAL BRIQUETTES to arrive shortly ERS i AR , : AQ AT! | Place your this i ivé f : . and v Dead Horevs and AU CTION SALE Ree 0 X e you Seder 1 this Canadian Fuel for Qelivery off car A NEW SOLUTION : 0s! i TIE ' FPL gv gl vise 3 : LF : ¥ i i: yp Gallle | Farm Stogk and, Implements | 1 ; ; ; REESOR S F UEL & LUMBER for the OLD PROBLEM of nl ett Petry 18 go] te property of || Telephone People rbre Hand to Please F. E. Reesor Phone 78w . FOOD STORAGE ASL : 5 - : yl ¥ N ii 5 4 J i » . & ; § { 5 4 oo 7 hi Uxbrid 27 SU | ) - , p at : Sy, 3 = SERS RRR OR OR ORO AO OR OOOO OROROROROR ORO OS OP OROPOROROIVIORORUE . Vi Fas bri | Lot 8, oon Br hoa Twp, Piles west : No matter how good the service is, telephone people are For convenience and less worry about "We pay Phone charges. ||rHURSDAY, OCTOBER "28t 1 pm. always keen to make it better . . . to beat their own record. ? i$ | keeping food in good condition during i : CATTLE: U & © Lv © I Sat : '#1hot spells in summer, and 8ub-zero | GORDON YOUNG i. ll whjtetags Cone 1 umes milking], | i .¢ | Our Present programme -- largest i ous bistasy - calls for more : | periods e of these i: ne ' A mukingy | °° and more.line i i I a H : ¥ | --TLIMITED [i rehoned Jan. 4. re) : ry Sad mote lings, suitchhoardg sad hulking oo : {i|new FREEZERS installed in your. "Poronto AD. 3 oan Heifer, m King, due Jan. 1 . J? But more than equipment is required -- something money can' : e tt | home at a moderate cost. : | X 636 Joan Lisifess Tailings bre, 2S | A! buy. That is the pride every person inthe company takes in H i : A QUANTITY OF STANDARD od i {| Red Cow, 8 years, milking, bre i continuing to give the best telephone service at the lowest cost. : i : 3 a : %: i Bog ov, S yours, milling, bred. TF 4 : H HOG FROST. FENCE, available. ! : 2 Roan Heifers, milking, bred. | | SQ) "i 4 : : it | Repair Parts :: : SEE Red Noises, milking, bred. 3 of... H THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA : ata Fo oo : A Sioa-- pair Parts :: Sales and Service Ss REE a mo, 1 W FARES fi]. S. MORROW, Dealer PICKERING FARMS 3 hid Calves 6 Yearlings, : % v J Canis R i i Port Perry ; hens ; 5 Three-year-olds. : Pa 8 FREQUENT SERVICE FROM PORT PERRY | 8 des fa HORSES = Two 40-gal, gas barrels. 3 wood bbls.; FOR SALE -- Three Young Reg.|H# 35 : ! XH -- : 24 F IRSTI Matched J oaitBay mare, 11 years |Wagon, 16 inch rubber tires, good. Yorkshire Sows, Yor ein pi H o TO g (Daylight Saving Time) DEPART 52 PO RT ; 5, £3 If vou h ay oak Jets, Hay Rack, with sliding rack. Reg. Boars. Apply Grant Christie,|§§ && LANSING and intermédiate Daily--5.48 a.m.; 11.42 am.; XX § £ PERRY 3 you have : 170 feet Draw Rope, nearly new,. Port Perry, Phone 118 r 21, is i : ! ~~ 5.28 pm.; 8.28 pm, +08) BREE Ha ret ; Nine pigs rgady for market. .|Fanning 'Mill. * Buggy. Cutter. " ~ 18 points ; 3 Pi} DM CXR : ty ¢ . GOOD CHICKENS 5g biks, 120 pounds each =f | Melotte Cream Separator. | FOR SALE-- Large Ice Box, and|# & FPETERBORO, Perth, | Daily: 10.06 a.m.; 3.06 p.m.; Xx 3 R ESTAURANT Wears paying 0 iin premio [Sig tie of as [SER gy negra", Stack, aco pop oni 4 pute (ag bolo ff 95 Smt Bul Ottawy, ant 1331 am. Cg dhl | p s . ons Mixed Grain. : 18 : ; SH1- | ; : \ for chickens and capons of the 4 Sow, bred one month. 200 Bushels Fall i bis r 55. Port yw od, Fines, Phone, 54 i 8 intermediate polma, 2 § (Formerly Venture) 3 2 heavier weights -- of good Young id with eight pigs Co New Set Brags Mounted Harness. - : 5% Peterboro, Actinolite, Tweed Daily: 8.06 p.m. 5 M Crous P i ality. young Sow with seven pigs. © | [20 Cords Hardwood; Pig Scales. | FOR SALE--Will soll at reasonable |# % and intermediate points : % | Vi. Crouse, 'roprietor ; oe ! oung Hog... = Sow bred 8 months. Epsom W. A. will 'serve lunch. |price, DeSoto, 1982. Good running |§ .& ont Etaitional onl 4 win NE i A We' also want your hens and 130 Ham.-R Fo iy mY 1 Terms Cash. Sale at 1 p.m. sharp. |order. Apply Isidor Stein, Port|§f 28 For full 'information about &&ditional local services, con-' ¢X § Byles . : se ff ko : J brotlers. ) ] oii was u eth, & onths pld, Ted Jackson, Auctioneer. |Perry, Phone 198-r 21, ° 2% nections to other Ontario points, fares, eté, please consult & § Full Course Meals # 4 s 2 id LL rat ' - t 25 ASHER'S RESTAURANT, Phone 210, Port Pe 2 § - et re BENE oni room Time | FOR SALE Smal al Lr Tie 0 ASHER'S RESTAURANT, Phone 2(5, Fort Perry gg JJ SHH WHY OF WEG0 ; : N HE excellent condition, PT TN acre corner lot. Sumas, town Apply to C. Switzer, Port Berry, £5 COLONIAL : 2 Te em PICKERING FARMS ||" iin eT om fit Bho eons ie ats 27 77 004 8 i] Lunches, Soft Drinks g LE ultivator. op : ' ' i 28 5 i te LIMITED New MeD 8 aor. DAITOW bottom plow.| FoR SALE--Findlay Range, coal]. FOR SALE--2400 board feet, 10" Ice Cream, Cigarettes { x 1 New: Me. phanure Spreader, or wood, in good condition, Phone|B: C. Fir ship.lap, Phone 23 Port Jar ee -- | Whitby 336 (Night or Day) New Case 8 inch Hamner Mill. 120 r 4, Port Perry. Rh Forty, Stenings. Sn Prompt and Courteous Service, : WHITBY, ONTARIO cD. Binder, 7 foot cut, | WANTED--House or Apartment inl FOR SALE-- Massey-Harris Corn $ : um EE RE PEN ACR CL TN A ST ra 3 ls (2 , good, M- .| McEwen, Silverwoo 0 A - { i 5 2 hp. Gas Engine, good. 7 4 erry. 5 p Samery,-Bort 3%, Brooklin. Sur, PRORG Ae '8 Sunday 10 a.m, to Midnight. ® TE OU ry RRR Ra Et TE

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