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us Granulated Sugar, 10 IDB. psnr essa DBC '# Peerless Shortening . ..1's 17e. "8 Sliced Breakfast Bacon, per 1b . #8 Oranges, good size, per dozen ........48¢c. -# Yellow Sugar, 2 1b carton ........ # Fruity Fig Bar Biscuits, per 1b. g Peas, new pack Dutch Tea Rusks, per pkg. ' Christie's Royal Canadian Biscuits, Ib . .32c. Finest Cohoe Salmon, ..1's 33c. 14's 18c. Finest Pink Salmon,.... 1's 19¢. 14's 12c. FRIDAY and SATUR DAY OVER 200° s 'ORES Sept. 17th and 18th Washing Soda... .. cc. 5 +. +2 for 13c. Genuine Imported Castile Soap ..7 for 26c. Aylmer Soups, all kinds except chicken 1lc. Choice Cleaned Currants, per Iv". .....16¢c. Posts Bran Flakes ,.........4..2 for 25¢. Grapenuts, per pkg. NEAT 1, ~Shredded Wheat . Choice Pickling Vinegar, per gal. .. Whole Mixed Pickling Spice, per 1h , 3 Parowax, 1's ...... ..2 for 2be. OVERCOATINGS| We have special lines in blues] and greys, %lso in faficy tweeds. We will be pleased to have you|¥ call and see our godds. We Do All Our Own Work.' : Cleaning and 'Pressing : i Dor i 'Kippered Snacks Mild Cheese, per 1b Rinso Soap--P & G, or Gold Liquid Veneer Fruit Jars, Rubber Rings Certo, per bottle Zine Rings; per dozen ..-. Tanglefoot Fly Spray, reg 650c. 3 dozen oe Merchant Tailor ..for 43c. . JAMES McKEE & SON Superior Store; St. Charles Building, Port Perry. PRINCE ALBERT Mr. and Mrs, Dan, Christie spent a few days of last week in Toronto. Mrs. Jas, Warren spent last week with friends in Oshawa, Mr. S. Lambkin left for the North West recently. Mrs. John Warren returned home| on Tuesday of last week from Bramp- ton. Mr. and Mrs. James Shunk, Mr. and Mrs. O. Shunk, of Seagrave, were the guests of Mrs. Boynton, on Sun- day last. Mrs. Howland, who was the guest of Mrs. Snelgrove, haswreturned to her home in Lindsay. A family re-union wis held at the residence of Mr, and Mrs. Cora C. Robertson recently. Those from a distance present were Mr. ard Mrs. C. Veitch and daughter, of Epsom; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hockley, of Claremont, Mr. and Mrs. Ford Fle- well, Uxbridge, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Simpson and daughter of Stouffville, and others. The occasion was mark- ed on Sunday forenoon, August 20th, by a special religious service which should have a deep-abiding effect on the life of all who participated in the quiet atmosphere of the beloved old, home. Miss Sprague and lady friend of New York, has returned to their home here in the village for a time. Mr. and Mrs. W. Cruse, who spent their holidays here have returned to their home at Newboro Station. Mr. Lebar is repairing his stable. A splendid service wad conducted in the Church on Sunday by the Rev. Wm. Higgs. We consider it a great privilege to have a man like Mr. Higgs to speak to us. We are pleased to report that Mrs. Fitchett is some what improved in health. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. L. Bond spent the week end in Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Foster, who were the guests of their parents last week, have returned to the city. Mrs. Bert. McKercher, Utica, spent a day in the village with her mother Mrs. Wm. Worden last week. Mrs. W. Stabback was in Whitby last week. Mr. G. Luke and Mr. Angus Kirby have completed their contract at the Cedar Creek School House. Miss Ramer has returned to her home ip Markham. Mr, and Mrs. Graham Christie and family have returned to their home in Baltimore. The congregation of the United Church are holding their anniversary services on Sept. 26 and 2%. Every- body be on hand. Mrs, Henderson was®in the City on Wednesday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Butson, of Utica, were in the village on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Kilpatrick, and Mr. and Mrs. Sanders, of Toronto, spent Sunday with Mrs, Armstrong. ---- ni AUCTION SALE Thursday, Sept. 23--Credit Auction Sale of forty head of fresh milk cows and. sprinyers, the property of Oliver Denny, lot 24, con. 4, Whitby Tp, This is a choice lot of cows. See bills, Sale at 1.30 o'clock sharp. Wm. Maw, Auctioneer. SRP. 3.1 N------ ARTHUR W. LYNDE Teacher of Singing (Faculty of Hambourg Conservatory, Toronto.) Pupils prepared for all exapinations, also concert, church, opera. Studio at F. W. Ferguson's residence, Thursday afternoons. Phone 81. ----camuniens HARVEST HOME FESTIVAL The Prince Albert Church has post- poned their harvest home from Sept. 26th and 27th to Oct. 3 and 4. Give mother a holiday, and bring"her to a grand chicken pie supper and let her listen to a good program on Oct. 4th. SETURL LEI {| | UMIRE GREENBANK On Sunday, Sept. 12th, a' mother and four of her children followed their Lord in Baptism in the Baptist Church here. Next Sunday morning the Evan- gelistic Band of the Annette Street Baptist Church, Toronto, will conduct the service in the Baptist Church here and the evening service in Port Perry. Rl ACL WRENCHES LOST Four wrenches for Wolsley auto lost - between Scugog hall and Port Perry. Finder please notify Mrs. Arthur Sweetman, R.R. 8 Port Perry. ip i BEAUTY PARLOR HAIRDRESSING AND We specialize in all styles of Ladies' and Children's hair cutting. Marcel Waving, Curling, Shampooing and all scalp treatment, etc: Hair combings made into' switches and curls. Have a Covabob made from your long hair, Mrs. Spears * Phone 246 Blong Block COMING Phone 152 has arranged with Dr. F. E. Luke, Optometrist 'to be at his store "on Thursday, September 16th. Glasses if required at right prices. F. E. Luke (Upstairs opposite Simpson's) 163-167 YONGE ST., TORONTO LUMBER 'FOR SALE A quantity of second hand lumber, 1 inch pine, also some 2 inch suitable for joist and scantling. Apply to R. G. Vansickler, Port Perry. S 22, King Government Returned (Continued from Front Page) eral Leader, emerged from the temporary retirement, to win back | § North Perth for the Liberals, and both Ottawa seats have gone Liberal. =~ The Maritimes proved hard fighting ground, but they, too, added to the Liberal total with a net contribution of three seats. The Liberals gained in New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Is- 4 fand, and lost in Nova Scotia, Wm. Duff, former Deputy Speaker, } was beaten in Queens-Lunenburg. 'Some of reversals of ma-|# Quebec early promised an absolute |H "as you were" result, with the return of the same four Conserva- {H jorities were sensational. tives that sat in the last House. = In the West the election of the Hon. H. H. Stevens, Minister of 'Customs, in the Meighen Cabinet, was an after mid night feature. : The surprising fact of 'the campaign in Western Ontario is that the cities, which have heretofore been regarded as neces- sarily Conservative and high tariff have veered with the swing of pendulum in the opposite direction the reduction in tax on motor | cars, with the resultant increase in sales being one commanding influence. Should Mr. Meighen resign, and Mr. King again be called upon to form an Administration, thefe will be busy tmes ahead. Within a month the Imperial €onference is due tb meet in London. Important constitutional matters are likely to arise. Prime Minister of all the Dominions are to be there to confer with the British Government. Before Mr. King resigned the Premiership, he intimated the willingness of Canada to participate in the conference. Subse- quently at the request of the Canadian Government, the time of the conference was postponed. Pt. Perry Dominion Store ANNOUNCEMENT We wish to announce to the public that qur store will be closed on Saturday, September 18th, but will be open in the evefiing at 6.30 with good bargains.. It will pay go ou to call in and gee our bargains on _Raturday, eptember 18. From now on watch our advertisement each week PORT PERRY DOMINION STORE ALIX GILBOORD Phone 177 W.T. "Rodman Over Tel. Office Port Perry A. J. Davis, Druggist, Port Perry, | § Bove eed Suits Bn gine Gre atterns, coats are in plain single Be buttoned belt an ee bo Sizes 27 to 30 price $7.50 Sizes BOYS' BOOTS $2. 9% This lot consists of Dongola, Box Calf + a. "uvan Leathers and would eo 0 for $2. 65 for school. = Sizes 11 to 13 reg. Sizes 1 to 5 reg. $3.50 and $3.75 for 2, Bo ® BOYS' ALL WOOL' 'JERSEYS Hr - These Jerseys have the closed up collar and opened with dome fastners Colors Heather and Blue, Light Castor and Brown, Navy and Cardinal. Sizes 22:to 28 price $1.85 *. Sizes 30 to 32 price $1. 65 pred SHEETING AT 69c. YARD Fully bleached cotton Sheeting of good weight and qualit WASH CLOTHS -. ~Made from good quality Turkish Towelling with colored borders. P; rice 10c. BATH TOWELS 95¢. PARR They are made of good heavy Towelling in Blue and Pink stri Sizes 20 to 44. Specially priced at 95¢. a vd COTTON HOSE 25¢c. PAIR / This lot consists of boys' and girls' ribbed and women's plain knit hose. Color Black. Reg. 30c. to 3be. value t clear at 25¢. , width 72 in, e Price 69c, TOWN HALL Adults 25c. Children 15c. Saturd'y Doors Open 7.30 p.m, Tuesday, September 2 1. "I LONDON--MONTE CARLO--HAVRE Always the Lady Thunder mm M ountain "Thursday, September 23. | A WARNER CLASSIC Comedy Move Along Saturday, September 18th Two Shows Every Saturday Night. « ' FEATURE Satan in Sables Comedy Pe Whose My ite ee Matinee Every Saturday