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n/ 0 a ; = & 2 * 3. "basement so that left only the hallway - having-such a place as the gym to meet "can call our own. practice in square lashing--a compli- __portant thing in lashing. "in St. Joseph's Hospital. She had been _where she received her early educdt- . she accompanied, Dr, Cragg on various staff of the West Japan Christian Uni- 'who. for many years lived in Fort - were conducted at Burn's Church at «6th, PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10th, 1949 a xX i Scout-Guide Week in Canada, February 20th-27th February 20th to 27th is Scout-Guide Week. During this week Scouts and Guides celebrate the birthday of Lord Baden- Powell, the founder of Scouting, who was bern on the 22nd of February. On Wednesday February 2 23rd, the Seouts and Cubs are holding a "Father and Son" Banquet i in the Sunday School room of the United Church, On Thursday, February 24th, they are holding an Open night at the School, to which everyone is welcome. The pro- gram will be a usual week's meeting. At 11 o'clock, Sunday morning, February 27th, the Scouts and Cubs will attend the United Church Service, This yearly parade is rotated 'among the churches, and it is to be at the United Church this year. SCOUTING We certainly need a hall of our own! As you know, we usually meet in the High School gym; but last week there wus a basketball game, so we were temporarily without a meeting place. The Cubs met in the Public School beside the kindergarten room. Ior- tunately it was a bad night and not many turned out. After the Cubs dis- missed, we used their place and finish- ed a very enjoyable evening. We are not complaining by these few words. On the contrary, we are fortunate in in, Its Just when such an emergency does arise, we realize all the more how much we need a Scout Hall we Skip gave us a very interesting les- son on the various flags of our Com- monwealth-- the red, white and blue Iknsigns., Now. he Is 'a coinpetition open for all the boys, to see who can produce the best and most accurate flags. : After a game or two we had some cated looking affair but easily ex- ccuted.. Kach patrol was given four sticks and sufficient twine, Then after an example was shown each patrol was when he was at the place he said unto them, "Pray that ye enter not into temptation." During the service Misses Catharine Fisher and Shirley Lynde. sang "Sweet Hour of Prayer." At the conclusion of the service the Y.P.U. conducted a Fireside service, Miss Doris Mae Heron occupied the chair and opened 'the meeting with the singing of 'Jesus Saves". A welcome was then extended to every one present, especially to those from Port Perry. The Glee Club then sang "Lead Me Gently Home". A number of hymns were then sung following which Mr, Riddell showed a number of slides depicting the various Oriental conceptions of Christ. The service was then brought to a close by the singing of "Evening Prayer" and prayer by Rev. J. Riddell." A dainty lunch was served and a social time en- joyed by all. On Friday evening Feb. 4, a com- munity get-together was held at the Ashburn school in the form of pro- gressive euchre party. Eight: tables were played after which the usual social. time was enjoyed over the tea cups. Mrs. Wm. Hopkins won the ladies' first prize and Mrs. Alfred Fisher second, while thé men's prizes were won by Mr. Wes Routley and Mr. 'Harold Walker, The four prize winners were named as a committee to arrange andther party to be held on Monday, February 14th at the school. come. Come and enjoy a pleasant evening with your friends. to make a square, with square lashing at the corners. The Otters were the | first to finish, but speed isn't the im- Tightness and security comes" first, and all! squares were well made. | Obituary MRS. W. J. M, CRAGG PASSES IN TORONTO ' Teacher in England in various uni- versities in Japan for many years, Florence Estelle Jones Cragg, widow of the Rev. Dr. W. J. M, Cragg, died ill for some months. . 'She was. mother of two ministers, Rev, C. E. J. Cragg, of Sydenham United Church, Kingston, and Rev. Gerald R. Cragg, Erskine and Ameri- can United Church, Montreal. Miss Emily M. Cragg, of New York is a daughter. © Mrs. Crogi was Bovh i in Port Perry, tion. In 1900 she was graduated from Victoria -College, specializing in mod- ern languages. After her marriage pastorates, including Frankford, Fen- elon Falls, and Lake Field. : Resident in Japan for some years, where Dr. Cragg was a member of the versity, Mrs. Cragg taught classes in the mission university and also gov- ernment universities. - She became noted as a teacher of English in Japan. Retiring in 1939, the Craggs re- turned to. Canada. Since 'Dr, Cragg's death in 1940, Mrs 7Cragg has resided in Toronto and' has been an active member of Humbercrest United: Church. She has been a frequent, speaker at W.M.S. meetings in the City. . Mrs. Cragg was the daughter' of the late Mr, and Mrs, Charles Jones, Perry, Mr, Jones being a large dry- good's merchant here, ASHBURN Sunday School and Church services 10 a.m, and 7.80 p.m, on Sunday Feb. Following the Sunday School there was a short meeting and the fol- lowing officers were elected for the "ensuing year, Supt., Mr, Edgar Heron; Asst. Supt., Mr, A. Heron; Secretary; Mr, James Childs; Treas., Mr, Arthur Richardson; Pianist, Miss Doris Mae Heron, Rev. Mr. Riddell had charge, of the Church service in the evening 'arid he chose for his text St. Luke 22:40, "And The sincere sympathy of the com- munity is extended to Messrs Andrew and Robert Heron in the death of their brother Mr, James "Heron, "at Oshawa ,General Hospital on Monday after- noon, February 7th. Messrs, Theodore Knight, of Guelph, "and James Knight of Peterboro, spent 'the week-end with their parents, Mr. "and Mrs. Walter Knight. : Miss Fern Stephen, of Whitby, spent the week-end with her parents Mr. land Mrs, F. Stephen. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fisher and family were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Harold Kerry, at Port Perry. PROSPECT Suppose you have noticed that extra broad smile Bruce Holtby is wearing these days. Why? Haven't you heard he and his wife are the proud parents of a new son born last week, = Con- gratulations, It was ~encouraging to. note the] splendid attendance at Sabbath ser- vices last Sunday to hear Mr: Syer's good message. Everyone welcome at next Sunday's services, Folk from this vicinity attending the annual Holstein meeting in Toronto last Wednesday included Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Holtby, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Holtby, Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Smith and Miss R. Booth." That night they were among the many who enjoyed the delightful York Hotel. Mrs. George Smith enjoyed a holi- day last week in Toronto, with her daughter Mrs, Cyril Stevens and Mr, Stevens and family. Mr. and. Mrs. Leslie Beacock were guests who attended the "Shriner's Valentine Ball" in the Picadilly Hotel Genosha, Oshawa, last night.' Mr, and Mrs. Bob Vernon and fam- ily of Port Perry, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Vernon of Omemee, were recent guests at the home Mr, and Mrs. F. Vernon. Well, we will all plan to see. each other at the school Thursday night. Mrs, H. Holtby and Patricia spent Tuesday with her girl friend Mrs, M, Vodden, in Oshawa, The W.A. is invited to the home of Mrs. F. Vernon for next Wednesday, February 16. All are welcome. riday . USE 21 LANGUAGES The world-wide advertising program for the second Canadian International Trade Fair, to be held in Toronto next May 30 to June 10 is being conducted in 650 publications in 21 langgages. Everyone is wel-, floor show. and daiice in the Royal |. CLASSIFIED ADS 5 SAND and GRAVEL ELLSWORTH KENNEDY : CONTRACTOR is prepared to look after your Sand and Gravel needs, Hauling Wood, and will appreciate your patronage, Phone 322 Port Perry march10 WANTED TO TO BUY-- Horses, old and crippled; highest price, pla bonus if delivered at one, able to kill at Dead farm stock removed within an hour. Call Jl a eol- lect. Fur Bowman- ville. Phone 2079. FARM FOR SBALE-- b0 acres, all workable, good house, barn, implement shed, large chicken house, very good spring creek; also 30 fruit trees. Im- mediate possession. ~~ Lot 6, Con. 6, Reach Township, Best offer accepted. Must sell at once. Mrs. L, Jackson, R.R.1, Port Perry. feb. 17 LOST--Two fox hounds, one black female with tan legs. One Male, tan head and legs, heavy set, Black on back. "Reward. For information call D. Anderson. Phone 82. LIVE POULTRY WANTED" Before you sell your Poultry--try me. My prices are higher, M. FLATT BETHANY R.R.1" mardl (Reverse charges) FARMERS --the good help you have been wanting. Get a Dutch family. You are assured of long term help. Contact, Uxbridge 73, Father McGiv- ney, or drop in 'and inquire. feb10 FOR SALE--Lilla Street North, in Port Perry, solid brick, oil heated house, 6 rooms and upstair sunroom, on 66 foot well-treed lot. Good gar- 'den, garage. New asphalt roof and paint. . Write 58 Evans Avenue, To- ronto. ; PLUMBING FIXTURES, Fittings, Pipe, ete, ete, all new. 24" hour ser- vice, phone, write or call in-person. Leaskdale Garage, Leaskdale, 7 miles north of Uxbridge, Phone Uxbridge 162 r 16. =. COLONY HOUSE -- 8 x 10 feet, new lumber and asphalt siding and roof. Used only one year. R. Storry, Phone 2777, Port Perry. FOR SALE -- New Ford. Ferguson Tractor Flow, 10 inch bottom; also a Drag Saw. Phone 84 r 2-1, Port Perry. FOR SALE--New Williams Sewing Machine. Good condition. Phone 309R, Port Perry. Eyes Examined | Glasses complete, ar lenses only, supplied where necessary, al reasonable prices.-- LL R. BENTLEY . OPTOMETRIST OCR. H. H. ARMSTRONC DENTIST ' Queen Street P'hone 237 Port Perry a 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. Queen Street, Port Perry. = Phone 94 HENENEEERENNENNNENRNENNANE Leonard's Cleaners WHITBY, ONT. Let us take care of your cleaning problems. "| Over 85 years experience at your disposal. We will be pleased to call at your]. door any Tuesday or Satur- day. : ] - Four Day Delivery Service. - PHONE 325 PORT PERRY. ~ ARAGON RESTAURANT SARERANARNERNNRENERANENEREN INSURANCE Are your policies up-to-date? Whatever your insurance needs may be, consult EMMERSON Port Perry H.W. Phone 41 ROOFING OF ALL KINDS Eavestroughing, Asphalt Siding Estimates given on all kinds of work. EARL WALLACE Phone 261 Port Perry . There were 22,677 persons employ- ed in the production of cotton yarn and cloth in Canada on November 1st, 1948, This is an increase of 1,279 over the number employed on the same date in 1047, well Phone 7 r 1-8] " |is an excellent herd of 'dairy cattle in (Port Perry. FOR RENT---Furnished bed sitting room with heat. Suitable for one or two business girls. Grill privileges. Phone 286J, Port Ferry. feb.10 APPLES FOR SALE --No. 1 cooking and Eating Apples. Will deliver, Phone Bill Wakeford, 314J, Port Perry. ' feb 17. CARS FOR SALE '27 Chevrolet Sedan, with a good motor, cheap transportation. "down--Balance $7.50 monthly. '32 Terraplane Sedan, runs good, looks good. $90 down. Balance $16.00 monthly. '48_ Standard Coach, Black with Brown leather upholstery, just traded in, $50 gone very low mileage, $1395. $405 down, balance $65 monthly. "49 Morris Oxford Sedan, ready for immediate delivery, choice of colors, 32 miles to the gallon, Leaskdale Garage, Leaskdale, 7 miles north of Uxbridge, Phone Uxbridge 162 r 16. 4 HOUSE FOR SALE--8-9 rooms, 3- piece bath, new asphalt roof, near bus line; half acre good garden soil. Possession arranged. Write Box 14, Port Perry Star. AUCTION SALES WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY "16th-- Holstein Cattle, pigs and wagon, the property of Ross Stone, Lot 14, Con. 13, 2 miles north of Greenbank. This their prime. Sale at 1.30 p.m. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Farm - Stock, Implements, and Furni- ture, ete. the property of Ray Hobbs, Lot 4, Con, 10, Scugog, 4 miles from Horses, Cattle, Grain, Implements, Furniture. Sale a 1 p.m. TED JACKSON, Auctioneer. 17th-- | Martha Washington House Dresses Several attractive lines in sizes up to 46 Special Value $4.95 $2.25, $3.25, $4.60 House Dresses in Several Pepular Makes Men's Winter Overcoats-- Clearance Blue, Grey-- Four Coats Only Sizes-- 37, 38, 40,42 $15.00 each | Tr -- rods Wallpaper _ Rexoleum Floor Coverings -- 40c. sq. yd. Big Showing of New Spring Patterns MONARCH SWEATERS -- men -- $3.85, $4. 985, $6. 96 16¢. roll and up Ivory Snow or Flakes, and Surf, Crushed Pineapple, 105 oz. tin, $1. 65 Italian Prune Plums, 20 oz tin, 15c¢. J Happy Vale Pork and Beans, 20 oz. tin, 10c. Red and White Baking Powder, 16 oz. tin, 25¢. 'Heinz Vegetable Soup, 2 - 10 oz. tins, 9c. | Strong, 5 String Brooms, 89c. each Fruit and Vegetables Washed Carrots, 4 lbs. 15c¢. Lettuce, 2 heads 25¢. Grapes, 2 lbs. a Choice Turnip, 3c. ib. Cooking Apples, 3 lbs. 27c. Grapefruit, 96's, 6 for 25¢c. | Celery (green) 2 for 25c. SPECIALS ; reg. size, 37c. pkg. _F. W. BROCK and SON - PORT PERRY be mn LE NNT RDA FAERIE aS NIB ATURN NR, PHONE 43 i NOTICE TO CREDITORS : In the Estate of Fred Masters, late of- the Township of Reach, in the County of Ontario, Laborer. All persons having claims against the estate of the above-named who died December 19th, 1948, are hereby notified to send to the undersigned on or before March 3rd, 1949, full par- ticulars of their claims Immediately after March 8rd, 1949, the assets of the deceased will be distributed among the parties entitled thereto having re- gard only to claims of which the uns dersigned shall then have notice. Dated at Port Ferry, this 31st day of January:1949, HARRIS, HARRIS & WALLACE, Port Perry, Ontario, Solicitors for the Administrator. feb.17 0 OO Rousseau Upholstery Featuring a complete FURNITURE REPAIR and REFINISHING SERVICE For On hand is a complete line of Materials to choose from. |! All Work Guaranteed. i Phone 483 and we will be glad to consider yqur next repair job. We do custom building, too. 216 Mary §t. E, WHITBY NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Elizabeth Archer, Deceased. All persons having claims against the cstate of Elizabeth- Archer, late of the Village of Port Perry, in the County of Ontario, deceased, who died on or about the 28rd day of October, 1948, are héreby notified to send to the undersigned Execitrix on ot before -|the 10th day of February, 1949, their names and full particulars of their claims. Immediately after the said date the estate will be distributed, having regard only to the claims of which notice has been received, Dated January 24th, 1049, Anna M, Wickham, 68 Evans Ave., Toronto 9, Ontario. © By Norman 8S. Chisholm, solicitor. for the said Ex- ecutrix. Wages paid in Canada's primary textile industries average 62 per cent, higher than wages paid for similar work in the United Kingdom. How Are You Fixed Letterheads Statements Printed Envelopes Office Forms Business Cards Printed Labels The impression you make in your indirect contacts with customers or wholesale houses depends largely on the appearance of your stationary and business forms. For Quality Job Printing come to The Port Perry Star Phone 50 ~ THREE HIGHEST FALLS South America has the thrée high- est waterfalls in the world--the Angel Falls in Venezuela, 3,000 feet high; and the Kukenaam and Boraima Falls, both in British Guiana and both 2,000 BROKE THR ICE "Slippery ice, very thin; pretty girl tumbled in.. Saw a boy upon the bank --gave a shriek, and then she sank. Boy on bank heard her shout, jumped right in--helped her out. Now he's feet high. The water at Niagara hers--very nice; but she had to break drops only 167. The Baltic-White Sea canal in the Soviet Union is 162 miles long. the ice." Great Bear Lake is twice as large as Lake Ontario. SOMETHING NEW IN BOTANY "Which boy can tell me the pine - with the longest needles?" "Please, sir, the porcupine." CLAWS DIFFERENT The two big ffont claws of the lob- ster are different. The left one, big- ger and heavier, is the grinder and is thick and blunt. The right or éutting claw is slender and tapers to a point. BO Sd Tn -- a Y Lo TC a TR x Ke nl Tay a Sl hoa - es po 3 ha BV ay: hs