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© $19.50 Men's Suits i8 too heavy dnd dur- will d $35 Overcoats : 'We have now only a few of last season's coats shdous clean + up ii fo a Ladies ' Winter Coats $1.00 There's 1 4 coats to choose from. "Bring your They're handy for rough wear or they can be made over for child- * 'Sale 'price $1.00 Women's Kersey Cloth "Coats to clear at $1.95 . dollar and take your choice. =herer's coats." Regular $10.00. * aesnnns : frp fo Fianuelotte, at' yd. | Flannelette, reg. 20e. 5 34 Set Fe ; Cotton, regular 206. / Sale price ..... scotch Wool Blankets | Made of high grade Scotch Wool, thoroughly scoured, made up in two.- r sizes. 7 lbs, regular 13. for $10.50 = 6 Ibs, regular $11.50 for $9.50. "Checked Wool 'Bed Covers. $6.50 } Woven in large checks or plain with striped borders: Made of pure wool yarn. Colors Fawn and brown, Sees estan is & suit on the rack at joft You can have your choice for $19.50 Women's $15.00 Coats to clear at $7.95 Pinkand white, or Blue and white. is includes Tweeds, This years $30. 00 Coats in the best cloth and $18.00 fur trimmed Coats at ............ $12.50 > and Wor hi price reduced 20%. pawest styles Price to clear $22.50 $20.00 fur'trimmed Coats at ..........:. $15.00 'Bi Flannelette pecial, 18.00 tweed suits for ....$12.95 Boys" Navy Blue Chinchilla Cloth Coats in navy $14.50 fur trimmed Coats at ............ $10.75 g ATION SALE, SATURDAY, JAN, 13. blue, double breasted style. Regular $600. Children's $6.50 to $7.00 coats at ........ $3.75 Blankets. Camas price 75 sR Men's 4.50 frend Hats for =... ovis $2.50 Regular $7.80. Sale price $6.50 § Men's Se itted Caps, regular 75c. for 39¢. Separate Skirts Flannelette Blankets in large double § Bassas enna enn Men's $1.25 Wool Gloves for....,... a Boys' Lined Mocha Gloves for .......,... * Men's Fedora Felt Hats, regular $4.00 for 3 Men's $2.00 Negligee Shirts for Mar's Heavy Wool Socks, reg pair for39ec. Men's $1.00. Silk Neckties. » 08 He. Ie for 59¢c. Men's $2.00 Mocha Mitts for ,.........51.45 Men's $3.00 Buck-tan Gloves for .....: $1.95 Men's Fleece-lined Shirts and draws for 89. ys' Fleece-lined Shirts and drawers for 59c. .50 Wool Combinations for ....$2.75 Men's $2.00 All Wool ribbed Shirts for $1.45 Men's $2.00 tton Flannel Shirts for $1 59 | Sageint in Staples 28 inch Scotch Regul in pretty colored checks and 65¢. per yard for39¢. 28: Radney ngham in colored checks. Sale Price per yard 23c. Cae veaans ular $2.75 for tastefully trimmed. Hat that sold from $4.50 $7.00. AH at one price Girl's Tams. for sport, or school wear, made Many different shades. ~ Regular $2.50. igen > Spring Butterick 25c, F. W. Mc few my 00 werth of foods mustihe 'cleared out ys for these three reasons: Yt cash to buy other goods for 'cash, at al he ow which means a benefit at low prices, hs do not like to keep goods from year to year. ne we take stock, we must clear out all that is and, therefore, we have decided to hold a LESS THAN COST SALE s will be such that it will pay people to buy. he sooner you - -eotme, the better bargains you will get. don : x 7 ACT Men's lined Smocks with corduroy collar and, : -very heavy Svelght, outside and inside. regular $3.26 -. To.clear at $2.59" Stri rking pants, reg. $2.00 at 81. 75 Ladies' Corsets, to clear at 89¢c. Ladies Brassieres, reg 65c. To clear at 39¢.| - Ladies' Corselettes, regular $1.25. For 69c.| ; Ten dozen Ladies' Underwear, vests and drawers, on E- 80c and 89c. 'To clear less than cost 69¢ doz. Children's Underwear, assorted sizes, ices. To clear at less than cost. Ladies 'Stockings, wool and 2. To clear at 89¢. 79c¢. pair, for65c. eas] i g lo Jot at 85c. at $1.29 eac ea ya 36 in. Men's Muleskin Pullovers, regular $1.00 for69c. Men's $2.00 Tweed Caps for ...... Ea 95¢." Men's Black Drill work pants, fleece lined, reg- $2. 25 Sale of Winter Millinery $1.95 Your choice of 29 hats of felt, velvet or velour $1. camel cloth and lined with fine quality sateen. Sale price 59c. SEPP P P4444 4444 $3111 it4400e SILI tiere S44 44444 nT Le fhratsiierttrtene 'ahead, whether they are needed now or not| NT MISS'THIS SALE. Advise your friends' and neighbors" not? to miss. it| Sale' commences . sole top. Regular $2.50 for 25 1.69 are reduced 20%. Silks and Dreis Goods Regular $2.00 yard. to 40 indh all wool Serge. 95 Girl's Pleated Crepe Armure Skirts with cami- Women's Crepe Armure Skirts, $3.25 for. .$2.75 French Wool €repe_Pleated Skirts, $7.25 for $5.50 All Flannel, French Crepe and house dregses 54 inch all wool Polo Cloth in cream or cardinal. - For $1.59 Regular $1.25 for79c. 656 inch-all wool Serge in Black, Navy, Brown, bed size, heavy quality, soft finish, white with pink border. Sale price' $2.59 Women's CC Corsets $2.25 This is a number of our regular § lines of a la Grave Corsets we are clearing out. Sold regularly at $3.75 to $4.50. Price to clear $2.25 Roller Towelling, 19¢. 1.59 of Green orgCardinal. Regular $2.25 for ....$1.79 Union Dr ress Material for children's dresses in 16 inch Roller Towelling of pure § Grey Plaid. Regular $1.00 for ............ 69¢. © linen in white and fawn stripe. *22inch_ Black Velveteen. . Regular 85¢c. for 39¢. Regular 25¢ Sale price per yd 19¢ INTYRE PRINCE ALBERT Miss Helen Buimer, of the Ontario Ladies' Col- lege, Whitby, was. a week end guest of Miss Mary Williams, MP. and MP T:yle: of Greenbank, were visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, S. Porteous, re- cently: HIE ¥ Mr. GeorgeBarker i is moving his furniture into Mr; John Warpen's residenge on Church Street. Mr. Walter, Yowlie vas in the City last week for a few day Yi 'on business. Mr. and Mr¥." William McCrae and family have left for their e in the City, after visiting with friends i in the, village MY, and" EQ Plaster left last week for their new 'hore. in-Manilla. for the seasoni « Mrs, Grant Christie, has returned to hjs duties at the C. N. Station, at Fergus. Mr. Thos. "Fhompson, of Brooklin, was in the village on Satiirday. We are all rad to learn that Miss Lyda Martyn is ablé to resume her studies at the On- tario Ladies' College, Whitby. - -We are sorry to report the illness of Mr. Peter Raymer. = 7% The Bled ven is very strong, The Star ery bright, But when the snow is here The horse and cutter are alright. Miss EmmaiProut, of Markham, is with friends in, the ie. village for a time. large number from the village attennded the Biotin Show at Port Perry on Saturday night. pitas) (J (rman a 'HEREFORD SALE The 8th dpuual sale of the Victoria County Hereford Breeders" Association will be held in Fanning's Sale Barns, Lindsay, Ont., Wednesday, January 27th, at one o'clock. 24 head--17 males and7 females. Inspected by H. D. Smith, Sec'y Canadian Hereford Association. . and Ted. Jackson, Auctioneers. W. M. Thurston, Dunsford, Rresident, For Cataloile, 'apply to, Geo. W.- Taylor, Secretary ; Boteasieon, Ontario, OOO - 4 effrey Bro. have completed Dreosing straw he Mr. Angel, who has been visiting with Mr. and : Jas. Somerville, w. f. bonus SEEPS EEE E 44D 44 444444 S44 44TH EF E 44440444444 pS F222 FALE PIFEEE II "February Delineator 20c. maintenance of one Howard Hammond, 91 diye. $136.50. From. The Provingjal Treasurer enclosing cheque for $46.69, being tlie share due this muni- cipality re distribution of Rallway Tax, 1925. Fn om I. King and Son of Liftdsay, re Snow plow "Applications were received for assessor from H. B. McKercher, Blake Cregg, S. A. Wallace; and from F. Harrison for auditor. A By-law was introduced and carried through its several readings, confirming the' following dp- pointments: a Assessor--H. B. McKerchex. Auditors--F. Harrison and B. J. Brown. School Attendance -Officér--Richard sCragg. Sanitary Inspector---Enoch Kendall Member of B. of Health--Michael Quigley Tenders for supplying cedar were received and accepted from Arthur Gray and Geo. McMillan, at $40.00 and $42.00 per M. Accounts Passed Hx Parsons, printing ............. civ $202.00 9.80 Cartwright Township, T. L. expt., 1925 45.17 Leask Bros. 2 sheep killed by dogs-....: 24.00 Jas. Myers, wif. bonus ..\.....ivvveins 26:60 Wm. Thomas, gravel ..........7 ....... 5.60 Ray Dusty, cutting brush i... i000 2.156 Municipal World, 6 copies World, supplies 20.33 A. F. Phoenix, valuing Sheep .......... 1.00 Council adjourned until Saturday, Feb. 13th, at 1 p.m, eee OQ Orie > COMBINATION SALE, SATURDAY, FEB. 13th A Combination Furniture Sale will be held at * Market Building, on Satyrday, Februdry 13th. Parties wishing to avail themselves of this op- portunity to dispose of goods may leave list with George Jacksen and Sqn not later than Monday, February 1st. Is your Subscription to the Port Perry Star ral meeting of the Reach Township Ein? in the Tp. Hall, Manchester, on Jn nst, when the members. elect "Council 'for the year daze. that is Donald, Reeve; W. F. Thompson, Geo. Till, Grant. Christie and J. Eirnih McFarlane, Councillors, after subscribing to the several declarations of office, commenced the 'currefit year. cember meeting: Were taken hale 3 "And to the trend of things {paid for the year 1926 | ------00 0 To THE MOON. With Apoligies. Queen of the night that from you azure shy, Round the fair form of nature in repose, Thy silken veil of filmy fabric throws, . - And gilds the fleécy clouds that wander by. _Thou from thy seat, serenely set on high, - Upén the world dost look as round it goes Bearing its freight of human joys and woes, Viewing the whole with an unbiased eye. ~ How oft have I, my gaze upturned to thee, * Envied that view, and longed to know it mine; 3 Like thee a friend of all mankind to be, =] to clear at very much 'res = Never 'mind about the: come in and see this sple . the 'values which Weare of fats ing. Shirts and Caps The best the market affords duced prices. We .want .to .ciear .these goods .out, .and .put -the = money in other stock, so give give! vou the advan- tage." " Tr Remodellin Cleaniigh-- Pressing and lepairing. W. H. DOUBT MERCHANT TAILOR. PORT PERRY, ONTARIO HC ---------------------------------- MISS HARRISON DRESSMAKER Ladies' and Misses' Dresses, Suits and Coats made to order...Rooms over Morrison's Drug Store, Port Perry. DR. J. A. MURRAY, DENTIST Office upstairs in Leonard Block Hours 9 a.m, to 6 p.m. Phone 93 PORT. PERRY, ONTARIO wi Dr. J. A. ; Mathers Physician and Surgeon, * Successor to late Dr. 8. J. Mellow Office, Queen St., Port Perry. Bell Phone 17 Wiss Madeline Cockburn -- Miss Hazel Cockburn ~ Teachers of PIANO AND VIOLIN Goode's Creamer at Port Pe : Is paying 43¢. per 1b. for butter fat. You can save labor and make more money 2. sending your "Teream to Port Perry Creamery GOODE BROS. Proprietors W. A. SANGSTER DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours--9 a.m. to § oo. a Office over McKee's Shoe Store | PORT PERRY. ONTARIO. JOHN BELDON LUNDY ~ L.D.S, D.D8, DENTAL SURGEON Graduate of Royal College of Surgeons and" ty of Office Hours--9 a.m. ing by appointment Phones-Office 68 r 2. Residence 68 Office over Morrison's. Prag 5 Box 47, Mute Statiem Property and tastori Yel sold and chang Large list a Bell Phone- 120r 8 For thou on bad and good alike dost Shite} 1 too, from fear and bias, would be free... myself