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ero not mean less wear in a garment. Seconds does of garments with a drop stitch neatly and give as good wear as a perfect garment. "Women' sSilkand Women's silk and. Wool Combin- ations, $3.00 "Wool Vests- $1.35 Women's vests made of ~~ The first « "silk and wool in cream garment 8 shade. They are made without sleeves and yoke d houlder straps are trimmed with silk edging. ~ Reg: $1.75 for § wool in cream color length. ih 36, 38 and 40. Reg. $4. 00 for $3.00. Autumn Quarterly 25¢ povvUTvvOTeUvReTeeSe SRS RRRTETR ITAL SS SDDS > +4444 00000 AAA AIA TIA ) go W. C. Durant announced ugust 1, a the Ei 'would have an op- 'purchase a very good motor car at a very Durant Motors since that ampouncement of the automobile world. before history of the industry has a single acturer e Iu the hists so much in so short a time! before in the history of the industry has a car re- 80 generous and enthusiastic a reception. X . factories have been built or acquired, with a three 'hundred and twenty-five thousand cars per year. 'More than ten thuasand men apd women are given em- § ploy mon through Durant activities. All this was accomplished in a year of business depression. * This is a commercial achievement of great magnitude. BS world pays jo supreme tribute to man when it accepts services and unreservedly. The know- iE of ig It is the man his greatest joy. $4064 60033 0000000000000 000000000000800000 2 TT Dealer Port Perry 243008000000 00 quality in this ells at $4.00, Ther are made of silk ana i long sleeves and ankle Buttoned front. This isa special dee and e price i quality of sweater. is lower than usual for They are with a heavy union yarn or grey. The sweater ° y are made with shawl collar, Special value $2.50 They - woven shirts are made with The Restaurant Try us for Fine Confectionery, Home- made » Cookifig, Cigars, d Tobaccos. b We on meals atall hours, [AS J. Ashton, Proprietor W. E. "HARRISON Blong Blook Port Perry is § epated to do all kinds of Harness Reparing | and has for sale Harness Sweat Pads Auto Rugs and Travelling Bags SEBERT HOUSE A. E. Rogerson, Prop. G00D MODERN SERVICE You can recommend the Sehert House to your friends. We 4444444440000 ARRAN NNR NN EN Ne | | | | cal know we can please you in hotel accom- modation. soft double cuffs. ground with neat stripes woven in black, navy, green, pink or sky. -|gave him a 2 very da Daher 13 1st, ry esing a: at Fine Gingham Shirts $2.00 We are offering a special line of Men's "Shirts made of gingham with neat patterns in --- patterns that will the many 'washings that are coming. survive The up in negligee style with The material has a white Price $2.00 F. W. TcINTYRE UTICA Mr. and Mrs. Milton' Prentice and family, Mr. and Mrs. Howard MeMillian, of Sonya, were the Fuesjaol Mr. George Kerry on hburn, spent Sunday with Mr. George Howsam on Sunday. Mr. Art and Kate Orchard, Prospect, visited with Mr. Win, Rusnell on Sunday. We are sorry to hear that Mrs. Enoch Kendeli is not improving very fast after her accident. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mitchell, of Oshawa, visited with Mr. James E. Mitchell on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. McKenney, of Toronto, Mrs. R. Wallace, of Port P , and Mrs. Harvey Fuller, of Chatham, visited: with Mr. Isaac Waldon recently. Lula were the guests of Mr. Art Orchard one day last week. Mr. Edward Manuel and Mr. Mille, of Oshawa, visited with Mr. Manuel on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Graham, of Ep- som, visited with Mr: Giebner, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Bolton, of New Market, and Mr. and Mrs. Armitage, of Sharon, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Waldon on Sunday last. If you sew you will be interest- ed in W. Merlin Letcher's advt. Read it carefully. 3 RR MYRTLE got settled on the McBrien farm east of the village. The family of Mr. Jas. Stephen pleasant ad on his b Mb. and Mrs, Jim Horn, of} Mr, Wm. Russnell and daughter | Men's Heavy Work Shirts $1.50 A heavy winter weight work shirt for $1.50 is good value and we have four differ- ent lines to ¢hoose from. Men's Work Shirts made from 6 oz. khahki drill. Sizes 14} to 17. Price $1.50. Men's Work Shirts made from black and white cotton army flannel. Price $1.50 Men's Work Shirts made from cotton flannel in khahki shade. Price $1.50 Men's Work Shirts made from! heavy galatea in small black and white checks. Price $1.50 October Delineator Price 20c Do Not Lose Interest ------by delaying to deposit your ) savings. ; IF you cannot visit us personally, send your deposits by mail. 'Have the satisfaction of knowing that your money is safely protected and is earning interest regularly, o THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE PAID-UP CAPITAL . . $15,000,000 RESERVE FUND « ow $15,000,000 PORT PERRY BRANCH, E. B. Walker, Manager. Mr. Clanghton, of Raglan, has|. I Want to Put Dollars In Your Pocket There is no need to make a special trip to town for a load of chop if you have a Toronto Farm Engine and Grain Grinder of your own. And besides, it will save you a few cents on every bag. Coarse or fine chop--for cattle or hogs--I would recommend the Toronto Grinder for efficiency and economy on your farm, A Toronto Farm Engine, too, is a great labor saver. th lit to your pulper, pump, cutting Sos, cream separator or anning mi Think of the 50 saved | It pays for itself in one winter. I'll put dollars in your pocket if youl come in and discuss Tor- onto Farm Equipment with me. "M. J. Stone Seagrave