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eed, at a very reasonable price.' 'are pki Er ly week, rinted and woven stri] in Per- ] Cambrics and Ginghams. his i is your 'hance to secure for yourself the new shirts that you These shirts sold : geiginally at $1.75 to $2.75. Sizes 14 to 1614. Sale Men's Shirts Price $1.59. $2.75 There are about two dozen shirts of the. superior - quality in this lot including wide and narrowing strip- hi Zephyrs, Silks, and Cashmerettes. These are shirts that have sold regularly from $4.00 to $6.00, that n ow the sizes have become broken, in some of these lines, we are reducing to clear at $2.75. Sizes 14-16 "Sale of Tadies House Dresses, $2.39 We have in stock, a blue and white and black and white check gin ham dres plain house dress Short 36 to 40. Reg. Pfice $3.25 which is made in the Long Sleeve, sizes Sale Price $2.39 Ladies' Gingham Dresses $2.95 We are also ) Juteing this clearing price on our ladies' gi Some in blue and white, tan an also a plain chambray jumper trimmed these come in different styles. gingham bound with a white bindin with a binding of black gingham and wide sash. The regular sellin + these dresses range from $4.50 to $6.50 nghan dresses, white, stripe price of Now on Sale $2.98 CHILDREN'S CHAMBRAY SUITS 95c. We have still a few or these chambray dresses with bloomers to match. I hey are trimmed with applique embroidery of check gingham. Reg. Price x 25 Sizes 3 to 6 On Sale Now 9860. J uly Delireator Price 25c. "Otisrons and Out-lasts any 3 old-style Brooms! Ts me for oBly five minutes, and then know why thousands of women . Jo me to all other brooms. I'm the New ~~ Fuller Broom made of AZTEC FIBRE (patented) ~ Watch for the **Fuller Man! hen he Zealis od wr! CD) ~~ OUR GUARANTEE - Every Brush the Fuller trademark carries the following ab- * solute guarantee: 4 1. The" "handle will not pull off. . The wire will not rust, : The bristles will not come shall cheerfully repair or Te- place any brash with any of the | DR. J. A. MURRAY DENTIST. Office upstaifs in Leonard Block Hours 9 am. to 6 pm. Phone 93 : {homes in annd near Port Perry for z today. For particulars apply to : i Dr. C. T. Harrison PALMER GRADUATE Chiropractor Office in the Penhall Block. Upstairs 'PORT PERRY George Collins REAL ESTATE AGENT ~~ FARMS FOR SALE (ood properties. Terms to suit purchaser, All sizes of ° farms, houses and lots, etc. for sale. Port Perry, Ont. HOUSE FOR SALE Bungalow for sale on Cochrane St., Port Perry, 5 rooms and summer knthen, bathroom and plumbing com- plete, also hard water in kitchen, garage, henhouse, lovely garden. Ealsily heated. Must sell quickly. E. C. Burton, Port Perry. July 19 A Tr p< nt PROPERTIES FOR SALE $3,000 buys 98 ac¢ré farm in the Tp. Reach, fair buildings, goed hardwood bush, splendid lot of fruit. . $1500 cash handles htis proposition. * Several up-to-date and beautiful sale. - Can be bought for less than half whatsthey would cost to 'build - MORLEY CAMPBELL, Port Perry FERRE I SE NOTICE TO CREDITORS of John Moffatt, late of the Village of Port Perry in the County of Ontario, gentlemen, Pursuant to Section 56 of Chapter 121 of the Revised Statutes of On- tario; 1914, notice is hereby given that ditors and. ot rs ha claims ag: te of John 5 Port Coal News ON-HAND Nut, Egg and Pea Coal Hard Coke NOW UNLOADING Steam Coal FOR THRESHING Waterproof Cement Super Cement is the proper thing fof cisterns. P. FICARY Office Phone 98 Port Perry Prices are Advancing We are sorry, but we are}: not to blame. The bulk of our stock was bought at tue lowest price, and we will not} advance o prices until = wi are compell This 1s the time to order 4 your suit we can give you| | ving | tailor made or ready-to-wear: suits. «Ask to see our Teady 7 atario, | 0+ wear. working | ; No single farmer can expect to keep his corn crop free of the European Corn Borer unless all his neighbours are also fighting the pest. For this reason some sort of co- operation is essential. You can organize your whole neighborhood by arranging a mutual plan of campaign whereby each farmer undertakes to account for the Corn Borers on his own farm. This plan will assist in bringing the Corn Borer under control, but without such co-operation, satisfactory results will not 'be obtained. A Very Important Point Cut corn crop low and as soon as it is | ready. Burn all corn stalks. Garden sweet | corn should all be pulled early and burnt. . Plough down all corn stubble very carefully. Seed to winter wheat where possible. Write for * pamphlet, post free. : * Dominion Department of : Agriculture rthur Gibson--Dominion Entomologist Write for HERR Crop Feld Laborato, Pamphlet | Perry. THE LATE FRANK HARRISON Mr. Frank Harrison, formerly of Port Perry, died at his home in Whitby, on Sunday, July 22, 1923. Deceased has been connected with telegraph operating and railroad work practically all his life. When quite a young man he was telegraph operator at the G. T. R. Station at Port Perry. At that time the late Joshua Curts was station agent. In the year 1880 he was tele- graph operator at the C.P.R. station at Parkdale. Later he was stationed at Myrtle, where he remained for a number of years. After this he was moved to the Don and then to Whitby C.P.R. where he remained until a little over a year ago, when he re- tired owing to failing health. Mr, Harrison married Miss Carrie Meredith, (a half sister of Mr. C. C. Kellett) who survives him, together with one son, Harry, now living in Toronto. Deceased was a very fine character, who devoted his spare time to church and Masonic work. He was the second Master of Fidelity Lodge, Port Perry, of which Lodge he remained a member until his death." The body was buried with Masonic honors at Brooklin Cemetery, a num- ber of the Port Perry Masonic breth- ren being in attendance. 000 --rsamren MOTOR BOAT FOR SALE In first class condition. Address G. Barker, Box 71, Port Perry. 000mm SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE Hazel M. Blakely, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Blakely, |i Seagrave, was successful in passing her Elementary Music Examination with honours on July 7th, at Port Teacher -- Miss Kathleen Leask, of Greenbank. . i a BORN To Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Hall, Port Perry, on July 12th, 1923, a daughter --FEtta Louise. rns (YY + PORT PERRY METHODIST CHURCH The - Misses -Brownscombe, ~accom- Oscar 1 Dowpey ng Sirsandne a. Mr. of Myrtle and is ina panied by Mr. Stanley St. John, of Uxbridge, will have charge of the musical part of the services both | morning and evening. rr---- OO act | TORONTO. EASTERN TO BE NEW | SYSTEM | At a meeting of the Oshawa town Jordon street autos, and way the a 11 ing was in one. Scotia had about $71,000 in the bags, and the Sterling $12,000, according to official ments made by the bank. F< $k ges figured in the battle between the premeditated crime in this city. With the comparative stillness of Melinda street, unfrequented by the heavier traffic of the busier arteries, shattered. by a fusillade of ringing shots, dozens of employees in the nearby offices looked down on the scene of the tragic combat, stunned by the unusual character of the oc- currence, and scarcely realized that in the streets beneath men were bat- tling to the death with a gang of cold-blooded desperadoes. Three men lie in hospital as: the result of the fray--James Standard Bank megsenger; * S. Duck, Union Bank messenger; Campbell, Sterling Bank messenger. Allen Lord was bruised in the fight but is not in the hospital. The alarm came to Police Head- quarter at 9.42. Within three min- utes over forty constables, plain- clothesmen, detectives and Inspectors were on the spot. But the only evi- dence of the crime. was a crowd of people. The attack on the bank messengers gave evidence of careful planning and thorough. cunning, backed by des- perate resolve, The bandits, some six in number, were stationed at the intersection of Jordon and Melinda, in complete readiness with a car, with engine running, for immediate escape. A man was stationed at each corner and several innocent pedes- trians were startled from their equa- nimity by the hard muzzle of a re- volver. thrust inte, their ribs and a gruff warning to keep away. messengers, carrying the lowed = by 1 3 Standard Bank in a car, currency, bandits fell upon. from all Practically = w : shooting victim of the thes whom the e ballets fre human meant nothing ) wealth. Rushing to car from Court Armstrong a Coungjl held on July 28rd, Engineer | po; Wass told the Council they were ops to get an early start, and i. to have the 'agreement the Council. & Revolvers, shotguns and clubs all