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STANDARD ALL WEATHER money--right here. We can replace your old thread-bare tires at less cost per mile than anyone. else. See our complete line of Good- year built tires for small cars. you can buy a tire at ho ANY price you have in mind and ANY PRICE still get the best value for your SIZE TTI AA Fa Pons RES Messrs. Beare Bros., Local Dealers * "AFTER WE SELL, WE SERVE" ? Port Perry, Ont. . Phone 130. ~ Lo In our child- hood, most of us learn to greatly dislike the words | "don't do that", bat of course when we grow up | we learn that most "don'ts" have a lot of rea- son behind them, However, some of us never do learn; For example, there's the man who habitually exceeds the speed limit. I followed one of these chaps for about 3 miles yesterday on the Lake Shore Road. He didn't hit less than fifty at any time. Luckily traffic was light. He wss indignant when I waved him to stop. "Sure, I know I was driving fast," he said, "but the road was clear and I'm in a hurry." I had to explain to him that no man can drive a car at excessive speed and get away with it always. You see, in the city a driver runs at a much slower speed and his mind and motions are keyed to that speed. In an emergency he knows what to do. ! and does it instinctively. { Occasionally on the highways he "steps on it" and at the first emer- gency he's in trouble almost before he knows it. No two ways about it. I know. I've seen it happen often enough. The fast driver always gets his eventually, sometimes even through so simple a thing as a blowout. Better slow down, before you get yours, brother. : Toronto, at Mr. R. Reals. ---- ' GREENBANK Mr. Henry Bewell, of Cochrane, was visiting with friends here last week. of Toronto, at Mr. C. Whitter's. . Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hewitt, of . Mr. and Mrs. E. Jamieson and fam- or | SAVE Fo $1000 \ 2 YEAR PLAN \ \ $9.55 PER WEEK \ ns mama 4 YENR PLAN $ A.52 PER WEEW Jily, of Toronto, at Isaac Beare's on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Macdonald, To- Mr. Ben Ganton, of Midland, was] ronto, at Mr. D. Macdonald's; { visiting with Mr. T. Sharp last week. Mr, and Mrs. Gillespie and family, | over the holiday. Dr. Ray Stone at his home here Misses Aletha and Vera Cragg at their home over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ouston, To- ronto, ot Mr. T. Sharp's. "I'm going t to follow that Plan" SPECIAL DEAL ZONITE--A powerful - non-poisonous germ: estzoyen, 'dis- - infectant and deodorant. Price 60c. FORBAN'S TOOTH PASTE, large, also 60c.. While the deal lasts you ean have one Zonite and one large Forban's Tooth Paste for 69c. "EVERGREEN"--A non-poisonous insecticide. = A one bottle makes 5 gallons of spray. It kills plant plant lice, leaf rollers, cabbage worms, ete. It is less to man and will not injure tender plants . FOUNTAIN PENS---Special values up to $3.00. New price $1.50. f . AIR-WAY MOTH CONTROL for your air-way. 75c. can. Morrison's Drug Store Port Perry ote ote Ontario Phone 16 z Anvone who lives from hand to mouth is at the mercy of the future. $1,000 in the Bank means freedom from worry which the man who spends all can never know. THE INSTALMENT PLAN MAKES SAVING EASY Roval Bank of Canada The Port Perry liranch - 1161 : Sickness, business depres- sion or loss of position would spell disaster. B. D Henry, Manager WREERLIRAR SRW EOE | Superior Stores | MOVING SOON Having purchased the store now occupied by Sut- cliffe & Sons, we will take possessicn about Sept. 1. We intend carrying the same lines we have now, with a_few lines 'added. We take this opportunity of thanking the public for their patronage, trusting to be favored with a continuanee of the same at our new quarters. To save work in moving our stock of Shoes and Gents' Furnishings, Men's Work Shirts and Over- alls, we will sell at prices never heard of before in Port Perry. See large bills for privess. J. McKEE & SON Banking is Universal WHEREVER oods are - bought and sold, banking simplifies the transaction. hether you buy or sell, at home or abroad, vou can benfit by the service Which the Can- _adian Bank of Commerce 'has perfected during over Fifty ears of constructive banking practice. : The Cool in Summer LIMITED At Swan Brothers - Have you heard about PYRO-TEST FIREPROOF 4 INSULATOR Warm in Winter Fireproof all the time " Port Perry 183 Oshawa Lumber Co. Port Perry a Myrtle Elevator Car of Salt, Car of Oats, .and a Car of Barley jusf arrived. Binder Twine for sale. All kinds of chop on hand. Prices right. MYRTLE ELEVATOR Phones: Bell 120 r 5. Ind. 3317 terres ME esteem vy BARGAIN PRICES on Tom Barron Large English White Leghorns and O. A. C. Barred Rock pullets, 4 weeks old, 30c. 6 weeks old 40c¢., 8 weeks old 60 cents. Prices for older pullets and selected yearlings on request. We guarantee safe delivery. Stock Market, w beef, veal and lam Lumber and Builders' Supplies We are grateful to our many patrons for their choice of a good place to buy; stock at the right _ price. Let us show you our fine display of many lines 8 Which you need when building. | Sam. N : Griffen LumbierCo, i} Phone 240 Day or Night Port Perry CAWKER BROS. - CHEAPER MEATS ( - Owing to the lower prices on the Live e are able to buy better and are offering choice cuts of b atreduced prices. Phone in your orders--29w # Order now, later on prices will be higher. 5 KINGSWAY HATCHERY Petersburg, Ontario. AP re A REASONABLE PRICE will buy. one of the choicest properties in this district--solid brick house, electric light, five acres of excellent truck garden land, good milk busi- ness, eight good cows, four heifers, four sows--with enough feed for the winter. "Good stabling and buildings. | Apply to A. Woodley, Prince Albert, or 4566 Logan Ave. FOR SALE Tractor $200, also 8 h.p. engine for cutting wood $20.00. Milking Goat. Apply to Walter Bown, Cochrane St., Port Perry, Phone 168, 2 ne eet APN FOR SALE 1 Yorkshire Sow and 7 pigs. Also 6 Yorkshire Sows for sale cheap. Apply to S. J. Wooldridge, Seagrave Store. ' 1 reall Pe ROBERT GRAHAM, CHILLIWACK, B. C., DIED AT HIS HOME A former resident of Cartwright, his home, Chilliwack, B.C., on Thurs- day, July 16th, in his 81st year. Born in 1850, he spent the early years of his life in Cartwright, where he farmed and operated a threshing out- fit. In 1899 he and his family moved to Darlingford, Man., where he farm- ed for a number of years, later mov- ing to Chilliwack, B.C. where he operated a fruit farm. His wife, | formerly Miss Ellen Stonehouse, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. Stonehouse, of Reach township, pre- deceased him a few years. He was a Conservative in politics and a lifelong member of the Methodist Church, He is survived by two sons, William of Saskatchewan, Austin, of Vancouver, and two daughters, Mrs. Ed. Law, of Vancouver, and Mrs. T. A. Mitchell, | of Chilliwack, also one sister, Mrs. ®| John Bartley, of Roland, Man., and one brother, Mr. Job Graham, of Cart- igh BERRY BOXES We have a good supply of Berry Boxes in stock, in pints and quart sizes. Also shipping crates holding 27 quart boxes, at 35¢. each. Quart boxes are $2.00 per bundle of 250. Pint boxes 75¢. per hundred. If: you raise fowl, we can supply you with Royal Purple Products, in following varieties--Laying Meal, Chick Start- er, Developing Mash, Chick Scratch, Chick Grit, and Oyster Shell. Try a bag of Reindeer Flour. We have it in 24's, 49's and 98's. It makes wonderful bread. We have a full line of Gro J. F. McC ceries, Boots and Shoes, Crockery, ete. LINTOCK PORT PERRY, ONT. Here is a preparation that It is quick, sure and lasting economical to use, .1 gallon § Mr. Robert Graham, passed away at| - The most popular and best home. 32 oz. $1.10. Phone 49 Stockaid Animal Spray for spraying cattle, horses, etc. able odour and will not burn the animals hide. Fly-Tox This year at new low prices. Fly-Tox Hand Sprayers, 40c. =" A. M. LAWRENCE, Phm. B. ae Rexall Store : we can sincerely recommend in action. Has no objection- It is very 1.75. Half gallon 90c. Shi, Fly Spray for use in your 8 0z. 45¢. 16 oz. 65¢. PORT PERRY, ONT. BLACKSTOCK Miss Irene Hyland and Miss Susie Chambers of Toronto, Miss Susie Hy- and, of Cadmus, and Mr. Willard Spencer, of Oshawa, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ferguson. Dr. and Mrs. Jas. Moore, of Brook-' lin, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Jobb. Among the holiday visitors were: Mr. Lawrence Mountjoy and Mr. W.' Locke, of Essex, and Miss Margaret Polley, of Toronto, at the home of Mr, and Mrs. L. E. Mountjoy. Mr. | Douglas McCoomb, of Oshawa, with' Mr. Ralph VanCamp; Miss Marjorie Marlow and Miss Eva Parr, of To-' ronto, under parental roofs; Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Mountjoy and daughters | June and Marion, with Mr. and Mrs. | L. E. Mountjoy. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ferguson and children Donald, Lawrence and Pat., of Lipton, Sask., are enjoying a visit with relatives and friends in Black- stock and vicinity. Mrs. Wm. Murkar (Miss Queenie Brown) of Pickering, was in the vil- lage, on Sunday last. The August meeting of the Vie- torian Women's Institute will take the form of a picnic and will be held at the home of Mrs. A. VanCamp on Friday afternoon of this week. The July meeting of the W. M.S. of the United Church was held at the home of Mrs. Alex. Johnston with a splendid attendance. The meeting opened with devotional exercises con- ducted by the president after which the necessary business was dispensed with and the remainder of the after- noon devoted to the following pro- gram' in charge of the Blue group: An address on "The System of En- velope Giving" by Mrs. Bascom, of Whitby, the Financial Treasurer of Oshawa Presbyterial; an organ solo by Mrs. Newell and a report by Mrs. Norman Mountjoy of the W. CT. U.| convention held in Orono. A large number from here were | among the spectators at two very in-' | afternoon. Tourwsing gunw of gle: suitall wn ity > ------ reise Monday afternoon. The first teams to pldy were Lindsay '"Excelsiors" and Blackstock. The score was 14-5 in favor of Lindsay. The winners then played Bethany and were de- feated by a score of 5-3. The United Church picnic was held on Tuesday afternoon of last week and the Anglican "picnic on Wednesday Both were well attended and enjoyed by all. Two car accidents occurred on Sat- urday night, both between Caesarea and Blackstock; the one early in the evening with no serious results, the other "about 11 o'clock when the oc- cupant of one car, Mr. David Johnston formerly of Cartwright, was fatally injured. and passed away in the Osh- awa Hospital on Monday. Mr. Douglas Waldon of Toronto, is holidaying with his cousins Smith Bros. omelr EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Author of The eyes in Modern Life. Optometry Feature Service. Your Eyes and Health. i Eye Cure and Eye Strain. 1616 --PHONE-- 1616 OSHAWA, ONT, Disney Block. | (Opposite Post Office) W. A. Sangster DENTAL SURGEO " Office Hours--9 a.m. Office over McKee's STRAY DOG Strayed from two miles t Manchester, small German Police , bearing Depuws bi license 502. Reward.