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~~, OVER 200 STORES 2 = : 10 Ibs. of Granulated Sugar ..........68¢c. Pure Lard, 1's 24c.................8's 67c. Sliced Breakfast Bacon ...,....per Ib 49c._| : ges, sweet and juicy, ...per dozen 48c." | # Niagara Falls Tithits Pineapple, per tin 25c. # Brooms, 5 string, extra value . .s iB Lifebuoy Soap Comfort Soap, per cake Somme Soap, per cake 'Palmolive Soap Libby's Queen Olives, mason jar Roman Meal, per pkg. ............... 29¢. Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes. ...2 for 24c. Thompson's Seedless Raisins ....2 Ibs. 29¢c. Prunes, good size Parowax .... Fruit Jars, Pastry Plour RAG Sept: 10th and 11th | - _Kippered Snacks ............... 4 for 26c. Chicken Haddie, 1's ........ hristie's Soda Wafers ... Aylmer Pork and Beans, 2's ... Harvest Pineapple Marmalade, 8's glass' 55c. ~ Carnation Milk, tall ; Horseshoe Sockeye Salmon, 1's 45¢.; 14's 23¢ Choice Pickling Vinegar, per gal. ...... 39c. Whole Mixed Pickling Spice, per 1b ....27c. Rubber Rings, 3 dozen for Heavy Zinc Rings, per dozen Superior Baking Powder, 1's 27c., 14's 16c. > ; loveRca ies names DOC CORY for 27c. +2 for 25c. goods, = We Do All Our Own Work. Cleaning and Pressin one. , W. T. Rodman Merchant Tailor Over Tel. Office Port Perry . small 97c. medium $1.15 JAMES McKEE & SON Superior Store, St. Charles Building, Port Perry. J133SEssssssLt j333s2228Le To the Electors of South Ontario: September 6th, 1926 Ladies and Gentlemen: : May I address a few words to you as an appeal for a contin@ation of the confidence you reposed in me on the 29th of October, 1925, when I was elected as your representative to the House of Commons of the Dominion of Canada. 1 can do no better service in this regard than that of quoting at the outset the concluding paragraph of the address delivered in Ottawa, July 20th, by my respected leader the Right Hon. Arthur Meighen, Premier of Canada, who as be returned to power on the 14th of Sept, 1926. "Our appeal now to the people of Canada can be put in a few words, and with these words I close. We ask them to study the policy embodied in the resolution by which the Conservative party stands, moved in the House of Commons on the 2nd day of June, 1925. We believe the great| articles of policy there laid down are sound for this Dominion, and when given effect will make for unity; prosperity and expansion. - We lay before them the administrative record of the late Government as revedled by the files of its own committee and from the mouths of its own witnesses, and we ask you to condemn with your votes inefficiency and gross infidelity to public trust. We appeal to our fellow-citizens in every section of this country, of every class and occupation, to rise to the height of true Can- adians and think in terms of the whole country, and to call for the sane, consistent application of the only principle of fiscal policy by which this Dominion can live--hold its children, gather its immigrants and grow to a great nation. farmers, everybody, in sympathetic and practical co-operation to press forward the great movement through ei the basic industrialists of our country, the producers from our soil, will at least come into their own. It-would, on-my part; look like an endeavor to "paint the Lily" if T were to attempt to improve upon this expression of sound Canadianism, and this exposition of the policy of the Conservative Party. I merely desire to say that in every sentiment expressed therein I cordially agree and ask the electors of .this Riding to judge me accordingly. The bewildering conduct of the Right Hon. Mackenzie King during the recent session of Parliament and his speeches upon the hustings during this campaign have created within my mind a feeling of uneasiness, inexpressible and profound, that he is toying with every force in Canada that desires to weaken the few remaining ties that bind us to the British Empire, It is needless to say that I deplore this attitude wherever found and pledge myself to combat those forces by all the powers I possess whenever and wherever I may encounter this dangerous influence. -- Clean Government, a Protective Policy, an energetic people and an abid- ing faith in the future of Canada as an integral part of the British Empire; i all the requi ts ry to lead us unitedly towards our inevitable destiny. : Having served this Riding for one short Parliament, I appeal4o you for a renewal of your confidence, in order that I may continue my efforts for our Country, our Cause, and our Constituency. 4 Yours respectively, T. E. KAISER. MYRTLE STATION Quite a number" from this vicinity Finally, we appeal for the union of all workers, employers, | . are attending the Exhibition this week, Mrs, John Birkett spent last week at the home of her brother in Bolton. STREET DANCE AT PORT PERRY Friday, September 10th. under auspices of the War Memorial Library Committee. --t COMING, Phone 152 has arranged with Dr. F. E. Luke, Optometrist to be at his store on Thursday, September 16th. Glasses H if required at right prices. F. E. Luke LUMBER FOR SALE A quantity of second hand lumber, 1 inch pine, also some 2 inch suitable for joist and scantling. Apply to R. (Upstairs opposite' Simpson's) G. Vanpsickler, Port Perry. S 22," 163-167 YONGE ST., TORONTO It's Important to Cut Silage at the Right Time If silage is cut too green--or after whe frost has taken hold of it--it won't make nearly as good or profitable feed- ing as if cut at just the right time. 1 : That's where one of my "Toronto" Ensilage Cutters proves its worth. Makes you independent of a hired outfit--en- ables you to cut at the right time. Enables you to refill after shrinkage, too--a feature which helps pay for the Cutter in a short while. And it will cut your straw in the winter. A small gasoline engine will operate this efficient Cutter. Let me demon- strate its quality features to you or ask me for free <_ Literature, ' Pt. Perry Dominion Store ANNOUNCEMENT We wish to announce to the public that our store will be closed from September 9th to'9 a.m. on Saturday, September A. J. Davis, Druggist, Port Perry, |§ This lot consists of Dongol, Box Calf and Cord- | uvan Leathers and would make good strong footwear for school. - Sizes 11 "to. 13 reg. $3.00 for $2.65 Sizes 1 to 5 reg. $3.50 and $3.75 for $2.95. ae = = BOYS ALL WOOL JERSEYS These Jerseys have the closed up collar and opened with dome fasthers " Colors Heather and Blue, Light Castor' Sizes 22 to 28 price $1.35 and Brown, Navy 'and Cardinal. ~ Sizes 30-t0-32 price $1.65 : SHEETING AT 69¢c. YARD Fully bleached cotton Sheeting of good weight and quality, width 72 in. \ Erg : . : WASH CLOTHS , Sale Price 69c. Made from good quality, Turkish Towelling with colored borders: Price 10c¢. ~ BATH TOWELS 95c, PAIR = They are made of « Sizes 20 to 44. ; good heavy Towelling in Blue and Pink stripes. - Specially priced at 95¢. a pair COTTON HOSE 25c. PAIR This lot consists of boys" and girls' ribbed and women's plain knit hose. Color Black. ly - Reg. 30c. to 3bc. value t clear at"25¢. BROCK BROS. & CO. boas The Saturday, September 1 1th Two Shows Every Saturday Night. The White Dessert Comedy - - ~- - Excess Baggage ' Tuesday, September 14. % | ~ PORT/PERRY _ BEST | PICTURE HOUSE TOWN HALL Adults 25¢. nego Tuesd'y «Children 15c. | Saturd'y 'Thursday, September 16. 11th. Being closed three days during the week we will be anxious to make up the loss of business on Saturda , and will have many special bargains to offer as an indudement to our customers. Pauline Price, Effie Graham and Helen Spencer are attending Clare- mont High School. : # Mrs. Florence Ferguson and Miss Helen Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hurlbut of Owen Sound, spent last D ANCING week at L. Tordiff's. Band Concert : ER Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thompson of {See Posters for further particulars. x : Oshawa were Sunday visitors at the PORT PERRY DOMINION STORE = ALIX GILBOORD * Phone 177 * Kentncky Pride Comedy - - - Pawnshop Politics il and O 0 Matinee Every Saturday Comedy Chass Youre home of Mr, R. Thompson. The Ordinace of Believer's Bapt- will be comemorated in the local Church on Sunday morning} 'Niagara Falls visited with friends| Edwin Scott, of Detroit, was a]