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PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1948 Choice Meats at all Times. WE BUY AND SELL THE BEST Phone 72w, 'PORT PERRY W. E. MacGREGOR, BUTCHER THIS YEAR ALONE we are spending $4,000,000 so that For best reselts more farms will have telephones bom yoor tolophoses with fewer people on each Line. %. Keep colls briel. ° ° ° 2: Spoce your cols. For the best telephone service, 8: Avold *"tetening in." remémber the master rule, H 4. Give right-of-way te "Do unto others as you would emergency colle. like them to do to you--and do it first!" THE BELL TELEPHONES COMPANY OF CANADA ) Rowe, Fatally Mrs. M. of Manchester, Burned Coal Oil Explodes when Poured Into Stove in Kitchen. (Times-Gazette) " Mrs. Marilla Rowe, 35, of Man- chester, died in the Oshawa Hospital early on Wednesday morning from first degree burns sustained in her home the day before when coal oil she was using to speed up the fire in the stove exploded. Following the explosion, Mrs. Rowe's hair was enveloped in flames. Her sister Miss Mina Smith, of Birming- ham, N.Y., who was visiting her, acted promptly and dashed into the kitchen and put out the flames. In doing so she suffered second degree burns which Dr. G. M. Rennie treated. "Her prompt action prevented the fire from spreading to the house furnishings," commented Dr. Rennie, in voicing high praise of Miss Smith's resourcefulness, Mrs. Rowe was rushed to the hos- pital but her condition, which was de-|. scribed by Dr. Rennie as 'extremely critical", failed to respond to treat- ment. : Harvey Rowe, husband of the de- ceased, who was working in Toronto, was notified shortly after the accident and rushed to Manchester to join his two children, Marlene, 13, and Douglas 12, The family moved to Manchester from Toronto last December and plan- ned to start a tourist business this spring. The funeral will be at Brampton. Dr, Rennie thought it unlikely that an inquest would be held. March 17, 18, SEED FAIR, BACON DOOR PRIZES. Quinte District Seed Growers ~ Association, PETERBOROUGH EXHIBITION GROUNDS FREE MOTION PICTURES, - SALE OF SEEDS, . DISPLAY of FARM EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES, * BANQUETS and Wednesday and Friday nights. MEET YOUR FRIENDS. SBA AANARARA TA A ¥ 19, 20th, 1948 SHOW, LECTURES, Eastern Ontario Brotherhood of Threshermen. La BRE] EE EE FW. 1 OT I ud po La BB BB BO HEE TT mr CM BROCK & SON Semi-trimmed Sunworthy CHEER UP "YOUR HOME with WALLPAPER So much more style for so little cost. YES!--What a refreshing, ¢'Cheering Up' home--for every minute of your living--when you say Good Bye to drab walls, and decorate with Wallpaper. New--the latest word in exciting style. "signers in superbly lovely your home for better living. Let your eyes tell you--for pride beyond price, it's Wallpaper to-day. SO MUCH STYLE FOR SO LITTLE COST. for every room in your EEE REE EEE EEE EEE EE EEE EEE A -- For Canadian Wallpapers to- day are They're created by master de- patterns and colorings, to enrich and beautify See the newest Wallpaper now at our store. JD OO PHONE 43 - . - whens TL tre VI | Bi LER di PORT PERRY "id EERE RENE "ARDLEY FROCKS THE NEWEST AND SMARTEST ~ IN THE LATEST COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, GOWNS, and WEDDING COWNS 491- 3 5 DANFORTH AVE. near Logan, Phone GE. 1575 : TORONTO, ONT. CONNOR WASHERS -- BUY THE BEST -- Terms--$18.00 down, 18 months : to pay. NEW WALLPAPER See the latest Homespun Patterns. They are DIFFERENT. 'Motors for that odd job--new -& used Woods Grinders Roller, Water Coolers ROBERTSON'S ELECTRIC Phone 179w Port Perry : Opposite Post Office & Harris & "F Fresh Baking Daily" Bread, Buns, Pies, Cakes and Tarts "Saturday Special" | "Chocolate Date Layer," Phone 32. ~ Gerrow Bros. Bakery os | Port Perry 106 r 18 SEED CLEANING =~ FARMERS! It _pays to sow clean grain, Get your nt Seanad flow by the latest achine Grain CSWAIN BROS. FARM (1 mile north of Burketon) 4 Phone 193 r 13 Port Perey ib mea time. b med! 18 _ | Turnips for the coming season. have suitable place to store for winter. J. STE 8, MYRTLE STATION, ONT. % Would like to contact a number of farmers with soil sujtable for growing Must R. ite for full particula a of rite for full pa ars to ED VEN Machine Sho P| f | NOW OP EN FOR BUSINESS ~in-the-former- SWITZER BLACKSMITH SHOP | All kinds of Electrical and Mechanical Repairs to household appliances All makes and sizes of Electric Motors repair- ed and Reconditioned. Small Motors for sale. mall Gasoline Engines ¢ for Sale. STAN. CAUSLEY, Proprietor CAPONIZING Have your cockerels caponized at i from four to five weeks of age. Telephone 266 r 31 HARLAN G. CLARK : FOR SALE--The residience-of Mrs. #|W. T. Dix, well located on beautiful ¥s | landscaped lot on Queen Street, Port 3 1 Perry. i | glassed sun porch and den, hardwood 82 floors, modern conveniences, new fur- | nace, garage. Fivé room bungalow with $6000.00. Terms, im- to Harris, erry,Ont. feb12tf mediate possession. Appl Wallace, Port BEFORE YOU BELL YOUR LIVE P 0 u L PY Y Our RIC are HIGHER. M, FLATT :: BETHANY R.R. 1, or Phone Bethany 7 r 1-3 mar3l AUCTION SALE # lof Live Stock-- 200 Cattle, 6 Horses, £8 [26 Pigs, the property of E. A. Werry, # | Enniskillen. £126, at 1.30 p.m. at the Hayden Farm, # | Darlington Twp., 10 miles north of | Bowmanville, 1% miles east of Ennis: Sale on Thursday, Mar. 8 | killen. See bills, Terms Cash. ks Ted Jackson, Auctioneer. } Bob: "How many commandments are there?" Chris: "Ten." Bob: "Now, what if you broke one of them 7" Chris (hopefully): Question: What is more tempting than a girl to behdld? Answer: A girl to be held. "There'd: be nine." * » = = - orn , LR HELM :: JHE addition to this barn has been made possible through the -- banking services and helpful fin- ancing of The Canadian Bank of * Commerce. repair, alter or construct new build- ings on your farm, You wld FIND OUR BANK IN THIS FARM PICTURE Yon, too, may need to Investigate the many advantages you have under the Farm Improvement Loan plan. Come in and discuss your financial needs with our locil Mipnager. "THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE LOCAL MANAGER 112.47 en et A PA JB HEE REE i ey La RR : : | A OO EEE. CB BL WO OF [TT - Hm 'Farmers' Meeting : TOWNSHIP HALL, MANCHESTER Monday,' March 15th, 1948, AT 1.30 P.M. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss artificial in- semination for dairy cattle with farmers who wish to im- prove their herds through this method. + Farmers with Holstein herds in Onfairo Conny are receiving this service at the present time. Farmers with Jersey and Ayrshire herds may also receive this ser vice if a sufficient number joins the association. Officers and directors from the Maple Cattle Breeders Association will be present, to present the annual report of the Association, and to answer questions regarding this 'method of herd improvement. 1 EO LB BB RB BEB ite J OO aL Ik Lm; C0 UO BJ RCO OF Jf [TH TIMETABLE CHANGES Port Perry, Lansing, Peterboro, Ottawa The > 13 p.ih. service from Port Perry to Lansing, and the 3. 21 p.m. service to Peter boro, Perth, Smith's Falls, ti Ottawa and intermediate points will operate on Satur- days and Sundays only. Asher's Restaurant, Phone 21, Port Perry COLONIAL TE OT - mm LB BRT -. "am MOREE BUILD THE RINK --That's Port Perry's Job for 1948. --- Everyone helr -. 1 ET OR TT a -- fis CA 3) A ' @ £ { ¥iit pt SO Fe Rn Em.