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Exclusive Aris lengthy of Crepe. Rayonand fancy Foulard. Buy early and secure the prettiest pat- A dainty and servicable material for slips is 36 "in. wide and comes in Peach, per yd 69c. Cotton broadcloth 86 in. wide in Peach shade. For dresses or undergarments. ~~ Per yd dbc..- gh 'go on salé this wide in pretty checks - Price per yard 20c. | Men's Spring Caps A shipment of Men's Caps has been opened up and there are some fancy tweeds. snappy styles in ight gre Prices $2.00 to B.1 : Boy's New Tweed Suits $5.95 These new suits are tailored in Norfolk style with knicker pants. The pattern .is a pretty. tweed in new diamond years, "MEN'S CHAMO SUEDE Fawn or Grey. A Splendid wearing gore. rice per pair $1.25, & ou Onl, Eat A Graduate Optomerist is here _--at your service-- and no fee is charged for examination or advice W. A HARE ais Optomerist ; 8 King Street, Oshawa or Leonard Bik PortiPerry, 'every THURSDAY DR. J. A. MURRAY : DENTIST = - Office upstairs in Leonard Block Hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Phone 93 PORT PERRY ONTARI Dr. J. A. Mathers Physician and Surgeon "A Coroner in Ontario. - Office, Queen. St, Port Perry. [ove |! check. Sizes 6 to 10 Price $5.95 GLOVES in $1.50 . OUR FEATHERED FOLK Speaking of robins, we are remind- ed of an incident that happened about four years ago in a certain village where we lived at that time. One morning we went across the street to speak to a neighbor who lived oppo- site. It was wet and a little chilly. In front of his house was a large maple and on a branch of this tree not more than ten feet above the side- walk was a robin's nest. While we were talking our attention was at- tracted to the tree. On looking up we saw Mrs, Robin getting her break- fast in bed. The nest was poorly sheltered and the rain was dripping ~ F. W. McINTYRE down upon her. She looked wet and ' miserable, but she did not dare to leave the nest and expose the eggs | under such conditions. Mr. Robin | with perfect understanding of the situation was feeding his mate as she sat on the nest. - On Sunday during the children's part of the service I told the boys and girls about this particular nest and remarked that I did not hestitate to tell them about it as I felt sure they would disturb it. One day a little later a lady called over the phone to say that her little boy had come home much excited, and concerned about the little robins. He said some boys had climbed up and frightened the I | little birds and they had fallen down out of the nest. He was anxious for his mother to call me about it. I went over and found the birds out of the nest as he had saidg Whether the boys frightened them out or not did not much matter at their age. If Sale of Stamped : Luncheon Sets 59c. Fn : Luncheon Sets 4 napkins made ed in pretty designs. Stamped consisting of 82in. cloth with of factory cotton and stamp- -Price per set 59. Aprons 69c. Women's aprons of factory cotton all made up with pretty designs stamped for embroidery Price each 69c. Jacquard Bath Towels 95¢. a pair New shipment of heavy quality Turkish towels woven in two color effects. White with Pink, Sky or Helio checked patterns. Special value per pair 95¢. ~ February they did they only hastened by a few hours. the departure the robins were ' about ready to take, And so it was | not so bad as he feared. We were pleased howevér to see that some of the seeds we scattered had fallen into good ground. The following Indian legend con- cerning the robin is found in' Peter Jone's "History of the Ojibways." "They say the robin was once an Indian maiden who fasted for a long | time and just before she was turned ! into a bird she painted her breast, and as she flew away she laughed for joy, | saying she would ever hereafter re- turn to her friends early in the Spring, and bring them the news of what was to happen during the year: if peace and plenty, then she would come to them laughing, making the following noise 'Che-che-che!' that is Ha-ha-ha: but if war or trouble then she would say 'Url-rwoh-che-ga' or I Prophesy evil tidings." --F. G, Weir, Ore AUCTION SALE Mr. Peter Leask, lot 18, Con. 12, Reach, Township, has sold his farm and will sell his Farm Stock and Implements by auction on Monday, March 14th. No reserve. " Geo. Jackson & Son, Auctioneers. EPSOM Mrs. J. Abbott has returned after spending a few days with friends in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cook and babe of Oshawa, visited one day last week with Mr, and Mrs. C. Howsam. iS Delineator 25c. Miss 'Anderson, of Ashburn, visited recently with Mrs. Ed. McCulloch. Mr. W. Rogers of Newmarket is visiting with his brother Mr, Walter Rogers, Miss Verna Bailey of Toronto was at here home here over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Jos Ashton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C, Ashen. hurst, of Bethesda. Mr. Everett Hooper, of Saintfield, visited recer"v with friends here. Mr, and M Ierman Kerry spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. Asling. Mr, and Mrs, Jos. Ashton, also Miss Pearl Bailey, spent Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Cook. Quiltings are quite popular here. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Graham visited with friends in Myrtle one day last week. Rev. Mr, Denny is in Toronto this week attending Conference. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Prentice visited one 'day last week with relatives in Port Perry. ---- ein MR. MOSES HAMBLY DIES AT SWAN LAKE, MANITOBA On February 18th, 1927, at Swan 'Lake, Manitoba, there occurred the death of Mr. Moses Hambly, aged 76 years. Born February 8rd, 1851, on Concession 2, Township of Cart- wright, Durham County. At his death there passed away one of the real old timers of the Purple Hill district. Mr. Moses Hambly will be remember- ed by the older residents as the first and last postmaster of Purple Hill. He was a stout, strapping lad of 14 I= Stioative 'beauty and style 'tory also offers a host of mechanical pro -- i { 'almost a car at 50 low a price. ; Jur Economical Bunsportation I' gr Mark may have thrilled you on sight, but i of Chevrolet in Chevrolet His- selling the Story the greater comfort, conven- ience and safety of driving--the result 'new and larger steering wheel, more easily operated gear-shift lever and emergency brake, and many other readily apparent improvements And note that the Most Beautiful Chevrolet in Chevrolet History is at NEW, LOWER prices, the Lowest for which Chevrolet has ever .been sold in Canada. CF-24i8 5 vived by his brother Mr. J, J, Hambly of Swan Lake. 2 esses) eemsminn SEED WHEAT FOR SALE A quantity of No. 1 pure Seed Wheat at $1.50 per bushel, also & quantity of Seed Banner Oats $1.00 per bushel. Appl Coulter, Port Perry, ern OOO. FOR SALE No. 72 Oats at 90c per bushel, Six rowed Barley at 85c. Apply to Mr. Arthur Sleep, R.R.2, Seagrave, Bell Phone 128-r8. re (J rr HAIRDRESSING AND BEAUTY PARLOR We specialize in all styles of Ladies' and Children's hair cutting. Mares! Waving, Curling, Shampooing and all scalp treatment, ete. Hair combings made into switches and curls. Have a Covabob made from your long hair, Mrs. Spears Phone 246 Blong Block Port Perry The Creamery is paying dlc, 44c, and 4bc for Butter Fat. You can save labor and make more money by send- ing your cream to the PORT PERRY .CREAMERY Goode Bres., Proprietors eee pesmi NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DIVORCE Notice is hereby given that Percy Ashley Davis of the City of Oshawa, in the County and Provincesef On- tario, Electrician, will apply to the Parliament of Canada at the present Session thereof, for a bill of Divorce from his wifé, Alice Maud Davis, now of the City of Toronto, in the County of York, formerly of the City of Osh- awa, in the County. and Province of Ontario, domestic, on the ground of adultery. Dated at Oshawa, this 20th day of December, A.D., 1926. JOSEPH P, MANGAN, Solicitor for Applicant. COMING A. J. Davis, Druggist, Port Perry, has arranged with Dr. F. E. Luke, Optometrist, 167 Yonge St., Toronte, to be at his store, Thursday, Feb. 17th. He has been coming here for over 25 years. Don't forget the date. F. E. Luke (Upstairs opposite Simpson's) 163-167 YONGE ST., TORONTO You should order your SUIT NOW See our attractive li ne of OVERCOATINGS TY have spe i Jas -- and greys, in fancy 8. We will be pleased og Bi you call and see our goods. 'We Do All Our Own Work. Cleaning and Pressing . + Done Over Tel. Office Port Perry ~----000---- .