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bg Fine English Print, 28 ches wide, "Comes in neat pin stripes of Blue and Lilac." Also neat figured de- signa. Regular 30c. quality. > . 36 in. White Nanisook 19c. This is wonderful value for this soft finished 'underwear cotton. It comes 36 in. wide in a fine, close | weave. Reg. value30c. . : Sale price 19¢. posssscosenesss SSE ss March Delineator Price 20c. Sal pres 2. | | canbe had ribbed ol hing tone fastening. Rep. pic £1.00 1d $1.08 | : Es Clearing price 89. 'Men's Brushed Wool Scarfs Regular price $2 for $1 39 We don't want to carry any of these scarfs over. They are made of pure wool yarn, good length and width, closely woven and brushed finish. Sold regu- larly at $1.75 and $2.00. Sale price $1.89 Sale of Ready-to-Wear We are making big reductions on all lines in ladies' Ready-to-wear Coats, Skirts, Waists and White Wear. All lines reduced for the February Sale. " Coreat Prices Re. duced $1.95 This is our annual clearance of dis- carded styles of 1923 season ' They are well made of good quality coutil, and sold Tegularly from $3.00 to $3.50 Lay Sale price $1.95 $235 There are only four pairs of this cor- set, ¢/c brand, style 643, size 23 and 24 only Sold sii at $4.50. Sale price $2.39 Women's Fine Wool Underwear This Underwear is Watson's finest grade of Under- wear, made of Australian wool in cream, It is woven in a close spring needle rib amply sized and neatly trimmed. Much of it was bought to sell at $4.50 a garment, but the prices for the last two seasons have been $3.00 and $83.25, Vests and Drawers, sale price garment $2.39 TRL CUP TON OPE UTI COIPUOROO POPU +4440 0440404 Lena anasnsesaass aos ARRAS AEROS SSSSES RS ODORS OSS SS SESS ss 00s F. W. MCINTYRE S000 esd Spring Quarterly Price 25c. FURNITURE FOR SALE WANTED As the undersigned is moving from | In your locality, lady to demonstrate this. district he is offering for privates "Fit-Form" Rubber Hot Water Bottle, sale at his residence, Prince Albert,' combined with special domestic' a 'quantity of furniture, harness and sanitary attachments; something en- other articles. ! tirely new. Household necessity. _.T. H. MILLS. Prince «Albert. Write for pamphlet. by ALP hg : The Sampson Rubber Company Ltd. Belleville, Ontario. BL a The annual vestry meeting of St. HEIRS WANTED John's Church was held on Monday throughout the world. Many people living in comparative 04 | not know it. You may be one of | them, Send for index book, "Missing Heirs and Next of Kin," containing carefully authenticated lists of miss- | ing heirs and unclaimed estates which nd | have been 'advertised for, here and | abroad. 'The Index of Missing Heirs list of English and Irish Courts A of Chancery and unclaimed dividends list of Bank of England. Your name or your ancestor's may be in the list. Send $100 (one dollar) at once for book. =: wt 35 On as 3 HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT |' ~The Missing heirs are being sought | | poverty who are really rich, but do} The Wonder Kidney NUVI SR BN do) 0 oF: Tod o Ne Te as' Nationally Advertised Sold by P. G. MORRISON, PORT PERRY, CONSULT US ABOUT YOUR EYES W. A. HARE Eye Specialist Oshawa At McKee's Jewelry Store every other Thursday. NEXT VISIT FEBRUARY 14th, "We can give you eye comfort" _ Claim Agency ; Pittsburg, Pa. in High School Comencement 'Entertainment will be held in the| Hall, Port Perry, on the even- | Fi 5 "The P Peoples' Meat Marl t iy We sell everything you want in choice, leas; ENGAGE HARRY S. WHITE Ho do your baking for 1924. ht will save you work and money. ts ble, . tritious and satisfying meats. What Makes It Run? BEARE EROS, Port Perry, Ont, can tell ycu, and it will pay you to find out. The "VITAL" is half the price of any Vacuum Cleaner that can compare with it. Makes its own Powe any amourt you want. Gets loads of irt Let us demonstrate these facts to you. Dealers Beare Bros. Port Perry Fi OR SWEETS Miss Estelle Bull Piano and Vocal §0 TO Bell Phone 31 RUDDYS-- ASTHMA... No Smoking --No BAG ta Soufi Just Flo Susy Capsule Restores normal breathing, stops mucus gatherings in the bronchial tubes, gives long nights of quiet sleep; contains no habit-forming drug. $1.00 at your druggists. Send dc in stamps for a generous saniple. Témnletons, 142 Kine West, Toronto. RAZ-MAH GUARANTEED RELIEF ™ Sold in Port Perry by P. G. Morriso1 Large assortment of Lowney's box and bulk Chocolates, also one hundred different kind of choco- late bars to choose from. Try Ruddy's 50c. Dinner largest assortment of Tobacco Cigaréttes in town. RUDDY'S RESTAURANT Phone 96 GENUINE ASSISTANCE TO FARMERS That this Bank is anxious to assist the agrl- - of Canada is shown for "further particulars at the of Mr. Allan Goode or at the Office. fry Classes Wednesday of each week. HARRY WAGNER y Associate of the Ottawa School of Music and Peterboro Conservatory, Only lete guitar ically cor- rect course given to-day. -------------------------------- Genel) Z § Start now! Get ready for a Business Career by attending Elliott Business - College, Yonge and Charles Streets, Toronto, Our former gradu. ates have succeeded. You can also. We admit students any time. Write for particulars. W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal W. J. COOK Dealer in REAL ESTATE Box 47, Myrtle Station" Property quickly and satis- factorily bought, sold and ex- changed on reasonable terms. Large list to select from. Bell Phone 120 r 2 LEONARD EAR OIL IT DOES RELIEVE DEAFNESS and PHEAD NOISES. Sim mply rub rub it in back of the ears an | in nostrils. Special instructions by a noted ear specialist in each package. MADE IN.CANADA Descriptive circular sent on request, | A. O. Leonard, Ine. | 10 Fifth Avenue New York Clty | Sold by P. G. Morrison, Port Perry JAPAN AT OUR DOORS IN SPLENDID PAGEANT Canada is fortunate in the origins of many of her international relation- ships. It is well to remember that our first contract with Orientals goes back to that early period when Japan was beginning to open her doors to admit foreign guests. Missionaries rather than adventurers were our first interpreters to that proud peo- ple and when in 1823 a pastor and a physician left Toronto for Tokyo as the first representatives of the Methodist Church, they carried seeds of the honorable relations which have since developed in the inter- national field. When on the last two days of the present month the Methodist people of Toronto produce an elaborate exhibition and pageant «in Massey Hall in celebration of this golden jubilee, they are also com- memorating in 'striking fashion, & bright and heroic episode in their nation's history. Emphasis will fit- tingly be laid, according to prelimin- ary announcement, on the wonderful achievement of modern Japan. The many hundred of participants are to be congratulated on enlisting the sup- port of seventy Toronto Churches in behalf of such an undertaking. To bring the life of another nation right to the doors of the Canadian people is a dating venture in the interest i 'brotherhood and peace. oo BETTER LIVE STOCK TRAIN The farmers of Ontario County will | be interested to know that Agri- cultural Representative R. M. Tipper, has succeeded in completing arrange- ments to have the "Better Live Stock Train" organized by the Provincial