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"for purchase may be made to Wm. J. 38 in. wide. Pine dress ing "all over designs in colors. Per yard $1.35, \ 32c¢. ng bloomers are made out of ther cotton or wool. We are flowing good e lue in woollen whipcord in dark Ln color. * Per yard 9c. Fanéy Crepes 3 "with. silk warp in Red, Peach, or Blue grounds, with strik- 32 inch English Ginghams. The width of this material is 32 in. The color is set after 'dyeing and is is woven in ~ White, Sky Women's _ contrasting - Lac gusrantesd perfectly fast, ; Patterns Reg. 3c. are an ite, and Blue an : White checks. Clearing : Special Value per yard 32c. - 28 in. English Ginghams in pretty checked patterns colors. Per in wanted yard 25c. Lavises Skin Dress : This material launders perfectly, and with contrasting stripes, Rubber Aprons ~ B9c. Each 'made with bib and loop around neck. Edges are bound with cotton in con- trasting colors, 3 yds. for 5c. Valenciennes Lace Inser- tion in sold out designs. \ Lengths $4.00 Rd retty striped design; -- ue, or Mauve grounds, Per length $4.00 Aprons of 'pure rubber ee Price each 59c. e Insertion to 5c. per yard. price 3 yds for 5c. Black Radium Lace, 30 in. wide, in pretty designs. ~ $1.75 per yard (i il i mercerized lisle yarn. hose, Penman brand Sand. - in Brown, price 75e. Values in 15¢. yard wide, dark linen centre, blue border. Bleached Roller Towelling 19¢. yd. Pure linen roller towelling, 16 inches .. wide, plain white centre, with red bor- der, or linen and white stripe pattern. 7 Women's Hose, made of in Black, Grey, or Reg. 75¢c. quality, per pair 50c. - Women's Cotton Hose, made of fine quality yarn in heather mixture, Grex, or Green shades. Reg. er pair 50c. Pure linen roller towelling, 16 inches Per yard 16c. 50c. Per Pair Women's Hose made from Italian silk, in Brown, Navy, or Sand. Hose are well made, with Vright, silky finish. Per pair 50c. . Fine Ribbed Hose for Boys and Girls. Hose are knitted with double leg from fine cotton yarn, Black only. Regular price 65c. To clear 50c. pair. 1 fashioned 'Good Values in Staples. Exceptional Towellings and Linens All Linen Roller Towelling. Linen Huck Towels 85c¢. pair Huck towels made of all linen yarn in heavy weight. Made with plain centre and woven striped ends. Size 34 x 18 "ith Ted or inches. Per pair 86c. Pure Linen Tabling $1.35 Extra heavy half bleached tabling made of pure linen yarn, and.woven in pretty floral design. Width is 60 inches. Per yd $1.35. Per yd. 19¢: : 22es oes SEE I St tras sepa eee ore esresentes essa esssssssassssa: 3 LE 3e seen ee oeertev tesserae: 23380002200000000@ 20000004 Summer Butterick now on sale PARSONAGE FOR SALE The trustees of the United Churh at Prince Albert offer for sale the (Methodist) Parsonage. Applications Martyn, R. R.-2, Port Perry, Bell phone 198 r 6. ? oi REACH COUNCIL Met on Saturday the 8th day inst. at one o'clock. All members present, the Reeve presiding. Minutes of last meeting were read and adopted. Mr. Russell Harper was appointed pathmaster in Div. 24 in lieu of H. Giebner, resigned. Mr. Wm, Magee ' Roll 'for 'the year 1926, on Saturady 25c. was appointed for Div. No. 8. It was decided to hold the Court of Revision to revise and correct any errors or omissi in the A t the 12th day of June next at 2 p.m. Thos. Brown's application for Rural Electric Service 'was accepted by the Council. Mr. Norman Prentice reported that he had examined a sheep owned by Samuel Tummonds which he believed had been killed by dogs and he valued same at $20.00, Accounts Passed, Geo. Prentice, dragging road $ 7.20 Sam. Tummonds, sheep killed $20.00 Norman Prentice, valuing sheep $2.00 Geo. McMillan, cedar........ $162.60 C. Whitter, dragging road ....$4.50 Robt. Mole, breaking snow road 1845] H. McMillan, " i » $5.15 Clif. Ward id it and repairg to snow plow ..$19.95 N. Prentice, breaking snow road 4.50 P. Parrott, breaking snow road 15.50 W. Bowles, breaking snow road 6.20. H. Wagg, breaking snow road and repairs to snow plow 24.20 T. Bartley, W. F. bonus, 49 rods 12.26 R. J. Brown, breaking road ....,13.40 R. J. Brown, repairing culvert ..17.80 'F. W. MCINTYRE John Bailey, shov. snow etc. ....18.26 Gordon Fishley, dragging ....... 7.16 ret YO Qe TEACHING TO THINK In his* Presidential address in thé Supervising - and Training -- Depart~ ment, W. R. Liddy of Orangeville, raised the question: "Are 'we teach- ing pupils to think?" Today," he said, "we need a teacher who can guide his pupils to think honestly, persistently, intelligently and effec- titvely, not only about common aca- demic subjects, but about the great problems of modern life." He noted that on question papers he had ex- | @ June Delineator now on sale 20c. amined more marks were allowed on questions requiring a good memory than for questions on which actual | thought was required. > re (UH EGGS FOR HATCHING Barren Strain, bred-to-lay. Barred Rocks. 75c. per setting of 165. Ross Roach, Port Perry. -evhooo>/--> FOR SALE Municipality of the Township of Reach. Notice is hereby given that a Court of Revision of the Assessment Roll for 'the. Township of Reach, will be held at the Township Hall, at Man- chester, on Saturday, June 12th, 1926, lat 2 o'clock p.m,, to Hear and deter- | mine the several complaints of errors or ommissions in the Assessment Roll for the said Municipality of the Town- ship of Reach for the year 1926. Heavy Team, black mare aged 7, and bay gelding, aged 6 years. Ap- ply to Chas. Howsam, R, R.1, Port All parties interested are requested to take notice and govern themselves accordingly. Perry. W. F. DOBSON, Clerk. The McLaughlin-Buick design protects all operat- ing parts Es dust and iy with in : iron or steel housir "Sealed Chassis" and "Triple Sesled En cLaughlin-B crankcase oil only at rare M change Shela los Bick in Jow do not match the: "In Every Way--Better" #FYSHE McLaughlin-Buick operating costs are Toy Tor: car is they te chase price and ownership, McLaughlin-Buick Valve-in-Head LR pi ie types fty--both in pur~ the McLaughlin-Buick uick oil filter makes cost of operation 'old shingles with and dirt. 3, _ red or green slate Est. 1 , manufac Roll Roofing 1. Save time - laid without rippir 2. Makes a permanent, double roof that keeps out the cold in winter and the scorching he.t of summer. terproof, k-proof, and 1 Jatery Tay wil decorative | Bia Roll Roofing is made by Bird & Son, Limited i Ant Craft Rol turers of Nepouset and Canadian Twin s a Bird t for every We Shae, OY i e are of f consequent litter surfacing. t Biack Building Paper and product f 614 A BLACK BUSINESS COAL - COKE WOOD LIME Cement Etc. 20001Bs-| TON DISTRIBUTORS OF SCRANTON COAL PORT PERRY COAL YARD Vv OoWwrrarr SCRANTON HARD COAL We now have a full supply of No. 1 SCRANTON COAL in our sheds as follows: NUT COAL $16.00 per ton. EGG COAL, $16.00 per ton. STOVE COAL $16.25 per ton. Remember we handle only No. 1 Coal, so that when you order from us you can be sure you are getting the very best that can be obtained. If you are accustomed to putting in your Coal in the Spring now is the time to place your order as the price will not be any lower than at the present time. SOFT COAL--We have a good supply of BLACK GEM DOMESTICCOAL--a very superior grade of soft Coal, price $12.00 ton. COKE "We have received our fresh stock of Coke and can supply this fuel that is so popular for Spring and Summer use as follows : NUT COKE, $13.00 ton. PEA COKE $11.50 ton. WwW 0 OD We always keep a full supply of good dry wood on hand: Hemlock Slabs $3.00 14 cord; Hardwood Slabs $3.50 14 cord; Body Hardwood $4.00 14 cord. » CEMENT We have just received a fresh carload of ST MARY'S CEMENT./ If you are in need of any just phone us your re- quirements and we will make prompt delivery. Your orders will be appreciated and will receive our usual prompt attention. PORT PERRY COAL YARD W. G. W. PYATT. 3 Phones--Yard 94 ; Uptown Office 233. 5: "er is the time Gea when you realize the need of a Our tailor shop is theshop to give satisfaction in stylish cloths, fit, fine workmanship We invite your inspection Remodelling, Cleaning, | Pressing and San W. H. DOUBT MERCHANT TAILOR PORT PERRY, ONTARIO MISS HARRISON DRESSMAKER Ladies' and Misses' Dresses, Suits and Coats made to order... Rooms over Morrison's Drug Store, Port Perry. DR. J. A. MURRAY, DENTIST Office upstairs in Leonard Block Hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Phone 98 PORT PERRY, ONTARIO W. A. SANGSTER DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours--9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Office over McKee's Shoe Store PORT PERRY, ONTARIO W. J COOK REAL ESTATE Box 47, Myrtle Statiea Property quickly and satis- factorily bought, sold and ex- changed on reasonable terma Large list to select from. Bell Phone 120 r 8 PROPERTIES FOR SALE 6 acres good for market garden or chicken ranch, 8 roomed frame house in good repair, stone foundation, all newly decorated and inted, good well, stable, drive shed, hen house, garage, all kinds of choice fruit, beautifully situated. Good terms to suit purchaser. 8 roomed frame house, good stone foundation, cement floor in cellar, large cement shelf and cistern, newly decorated and painted, in first class repair, good barn, stable, chicken pen cement floor, garage, 2-6 acres land, all kinds of fruit, large strawberry bed, asparagus, ete. Situated in the village of Little Britain, - For sale very reasonable. 100 acres, more or less, situate near Lake Scugog, good 8 roomed house, barn 42 x 70 two drive ways, stone stable cement floor, water in stables, litter carrier, cement silo, hay fork, 16 acres mixed wood, running water, 76 acres workable land. $3,000 cash. Balance easy terms, 50 acres more or less bordering on Lake Scugog 5 roomed frame house, stone foundation, in god repair, barn 30 x 50, good well, also spi creek, fruit trees, all lake front. © $1600 cash, balance good terms. Seven roomed frame house on stone foundation in good repair, good well, small fruit, also large stable, drive shed, hen house, % acre choice land, Union Ave. $1,000, good terms for balance at 5%. Six roomed bungalow, cement foundation and cellar whole size of house rin good repair, % acre choice arden land, some fruit, on Queen St. §750 cash, balance 5% easy terms. Brick store on Queen St., 2 stories with stone basement, well rented. Price for quick sale $900 if sold at once, For further information see A. W. MORLEY CAMPBELL . Real Estate > PORT PERRY, ONT. PHONE 18%w = > RE------ tf § a EERE PAPERS IN ORILLIA HAVE + AMALGAMATED Orillia, May 6-- Announcement was made this morning of the amalgama- tion of Orillia's two oldest news- = papers, The Times and Packet. Orillia was probably the only town of its population in Canada with three newspapers, and the high cost of duction made it adviseable that tw NEW SUIT