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5 s fa Er Fyeaehedl SHB rs low price n and look them. Loge? ver. It will pay you. BARGAINS S FOR THE END OF THI WER _ Ladies' House Dresses, regular $1.25 For. 98c. - Ladies' Crepe de Chene Dresses, reg $18.00. For § 5 Ladies' Slickers, regular $5.00 , i Ladies' Knitted Silk Dresses, og $10. 00 | For 7 Ladies' Broadcloth Dresses ....... han Each ga Children's Stocking, good quality vy ane Pair i .. Children's Vests and Drawers........ per garment 10c. A lot of Children's Socks to clear at cost: : X Ladies' Silk Stockings, ..........rverenn Per pair, 29c. WE INVITE EVERYBODY TO VISIT OUR STORE ' ALIX GILBOORD : Phone 177 rr Advertising is the life of business -- ! Do you advertise ? : you always be having trouble? THER fellows use the same tires, run the same distance, cover the same roads--and have no trouble at all. Test your tire pressure every week. Don't guess it -- gauge it. Run round to a Dominion Tire Depot and have the pressure checked and your Sires inspected. Let an expert search for cuts and ruises. A slight repair in time may ent a blowout, and add a few thousand miles to the life of your tires. You are never far away from a DOMINION TIRE DEPOT CARNEGIE-DAY MOTORS WEE ALY SPECIALS PURE LARD, DOMESTIC Die CE ABIFIRST SHORTENING -- 3 1b. Pail 66¢., 6 Ib. Pail 90c., 1 Ib. packet 18c. Peas, Corn, Tomatoes -- 15c. Homemade Cooked Meats, Mild Cured Bacons, Baby Beef, Veal, Pork CAWKER BROS. Butchers We buy hides. Phone 29W Let Us Make Your New : SPRING SUIT or OVERCOAT With Spring goods arriving, we are able to offer to the public a nice variety to choose from--blues, grey and fancy worsteds. We have a special low price in greys. It will pay you to look at these goods before going elsewhere. DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING DONE W. R. WILLAN MERCHANT TAILOR BLONG BLOCK PORT PERRY Sn Monet and Mr, Harry ronto, spent Sunday with Mr. Robt. Mahood. The summer meeting | of the ian Women's Institute was held in School room of the United Church on Tuesday afternoon of last week. Mrs, McCoun of Campbellford gave a very interesting and instructive address on "The Responsibility of Woman." Other items on the program were | short talk by Mrs. White, President ¢ { the Shirley Branch, ty ; solos by Miss Olive and a read- -| ing by Miss Esther Strong, fruit spoon engraved with V. W. I. .and the following address: Dear Mrs. VanCamp:-- We, the members of the Victorian | Women's Institute wish to express our gratitude for all your kindness and service especially during the last five years, when you were our President. Wé cannot express our feelings, but we want you to know that we remem- ber and appreciate your work as an ardent supporter of all progressive movements for the betterment of our neighborhood. The young people of our Institute, which you have been serving have grown up under your instruction, and are today coming forward in their turn to preserve the privileges that you have bequeathed to them. Growing out of our appreciation for the service you have rendered and our personal esteem for you, we desire to embody our feeling into something to give the symbal of affection so we ask you to accept this silver fruit spoon, a token of our kindly feeling toward you, the expression of a true wish, that your life may be long 'spared to our Institute and that the days which carry you toward life's evening-time may be radiant with the smile of Divine Approbation. Signed on behalf of the Institute, Mrs, L. Graham, President. Mrs. Jno. Wright, Mrs, Jas. G. Marlow. Mrs. VanCamp, taken entirely by surprise was able to say only a few words, thanking the members for their gift, The men of St. John's Anglican Church are busy these days excavat- ing the cellar for the new rectory. Mrs. Arthur VanCamp retiring |™ President was presented with a silver] Monday --_ 'by. local talent and all report a most enjoyable time. Mr, and Mrs; Mark Weldon of Ux- bridge and 'Eva Parr, of Toronto visited 'with the later's par. ents Mr. wr Mrs. Robt. Parr, Mr. R. J. in, K.C., and his' brother George of Toronto, spent the | week end with relatives here. = + | Miss Ingram of Peterboro and Mr. | McNeil, of Bethany, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Willan, and Mrs. Robt. Spinks. We are very sorry to report that on Thursday of last week Mrs. M. Me- Minn, met with a very painful acci- dent when she Sell splintering her left hip. Mrs, Robt. Spinks spent Sunday with Mrs, M, Smith. rb DISPERSION SALE OF 60 SHORT- HORN CATTLE Mr. Alex. Lee, Hillside Farm, lot 10, con. 9, Reach, is holding an important auction sale of Registered Shorthorns, on Thursday; June 21st, 1928. This is an exceptional offering of cattle and all interested should avail themselves of this chance to buy at public auction. Bee large hills or send for folder containing a complete list of animals, Sale at 1 p.m. sharp (standard time) Geo. Jackson & Son and L. E. Frank- lin, Toronto, Auctionagrs. were recent{ " i. "tc Phone 120 r 6 SPECIAL J. A. HETHERINGTON | py ster| = DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER je. |in Port Perry, Tuesday, Thursday, effect .| and a Saturday from 8 to 5 pam. and ». 4h oy IN PURDY. BLOCK Thursday, June Bth y. be consulted a our fi lr he Port W. _ : on ENTAL SURGEON Office Hours--9 "ELEVATOR FLOUR, FEED, COAL, COKE SALT for sale. Highest price paid for all kinds of grain. Carload of Salt just arrived. Carload of Millfeed for sale, All kinds of grain for sale. ONTARIO GRAIN COMPANY. Chas. Pilkey, in charge Myrtle, Ont. § and Overcoats 1 are greatly reduced-- | Ts new goods there f pondicd Get your order an Sine 9 x 12, hep : : ~~ 7 Remnants Floor Oltcloth, short ends. 4 yards, a 8q. yard, Redpath Suh a. - eream, with vals Thiele yas ve "» ular $11.00, egular $12.76... .. gar $6.69 cwt. As a "Special we are putting op hi 100 bags of Redpath Sugar at Other Grocery Specials Aylmer BfaniNP Brunswick Sardipes ,.. Frankford Tomat¥ Icing Sugar ... Brooms--good quality y ain with TRACTORS PHONE 2