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around, $1.00 : i By each pret 7 Tt 1 Linolenm Rugs | 8 Higley Rugs , the ground: ue go olise: tienen up two ne Shirts for Fall, 3 id we have real Enel ents in She new de- signs and colo ings. .25. n English Dado: Shirts i in White, Tan, or Blue, with one sep- arate collar. Price $2.00 Boys' Broadcloth Shirts in Fawn, Blue or White with collar attached. = 2 1. Price $1.45 Men's Tweed Caps $2.00 Bought from a wholesale clothing house and extra value for the price. Choice of light tweeds.. Caps are lined with satins in suitable shades. Price $2.00 De ey 'We are now showing our line of winter overcoats. This in- gota and the popular illi and Whitney cloths d popular prices. Delineator 25c. ke Quarterly 25c. Al n" LILY 'BULBS or SALE led from lot 5, con. 6 Reach Tp., - Easter 'Sunday comes on April 1928. Try growing your own Easter Lilies, Watch them grow. Bulbs bc each or 3 for $1.00. or already potted at 45c each or 3 for $1.25. Wm. Ettey, Prince Albert. te) (One: FARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT Lot 21, Con. 13, Township of Reach, half mile west of Seagrave Station. First class clay loam, good hiproof barn, stone stables, large hog pen and implement shed. Good house, 2 good wells and a running stream through the pasture. About 150 acres, 85 under cultivation. Balance in timber and pasture. A real good dairy and grain farm. For particu- lars apply to John H. Brown, 96 Glen- lake Ave; Toronto. (June. 6931W, or W. J. Rogers Sonya. Os FARM FOR SALE OR RENT Apply to Chas. Gerrow, Manchester, Ontario, rn} sass LIMITED NUMBER OF LEGHORNS AT $1.00 EACH This is a splendid opportunity for farmers to purchase a real foundation 'flock "of choice hens. Yearlings are a much better proposition than pullets hatched later than May. The afore- said leghorns have a record produc- | tion of 60% from May to Sept. 1st. Apply Cliff Coulter, Port Perry. 3 HOUSE FOR SALE The property of the late F. G. Mec- Clintock, on Perry street, Port Perry, consisting of double lot on which is hotise, garage, stable and. hen pen. For particulars apply to Frank Hor- top, Port Perry, Phone 190-8. sept 8 tf. ree OOo AUCTION SALES Messrs. Chas. Howsam and Alonzo Williams will sell their farm stock and implements by public auction at lot 13, con. 6, Reach, (Provincial Highway) on Friday, Sept 30th, See bills later. Geo. Jackson and Son, Auctioneers, re OO AumgEmNEREN ENERMEREERE un, » COMING! A. J. Davis, Druggist, Port Perry, has hgh fortunate in se- curing the services of F. E. Luke Toronto's able dyesight special- ist to be at his store, Thursday, October 20th, date. : = = - : Don't forget the F. E. LUKE Optometrists 163-167 Yonge St., Toronto (upstairs opposite Simpson's) The BEST IN Photo Adults 2c. 70 acres near Mand pig barn 40x70 and 30x30, -- 000 FOR SALE smn) rns. STRAYED 'Yorkshire pig, 4 months old, stray- Finder please notify Ben Jones, Bell JFhone 190 r 12, 'DR. J. A.MURRAY DENTIST Office upstairs in Leonard Block Hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Phone 98 PORT PERRY ONTARIO A J. A, HETHERINGTON CHIROPRACTOR In Port Perry on Monday, Wed- nesday and Friday, from 3 to 8 p.m, and by appointment. Dr. J. A. Mathers 'Physician and Surgeon A Coroner in Ontario. Office, Queen St, Port Perry. Bell Phone 17 sept2) | ------= W. A. Sangster DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours--9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Office over McKee's Shoe Store. "W. J. COOK 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 You should order your SUIT NOW See our attractive line of OVERCOATINGS We have special lines in blues and greys, also in fancy tweeds. We will be pleased to have you call sud see our goods. Do All Our Own Work. Clones and Pressing Done. W. T. Rodman Merchant Tailor 'Over Tel. Office Port Perry Oct 20 | Sow and nine small pigs. Apply to Star Office. PADRE (REV.) H. B. BLLISON Who has arrived in Canada from England to make Toe H, a new bro- therhood movement of which the Prince of Wales is patron, better known in Canada. eee Oi THE CULTURE OF THE MIND MUST PRECEDE THE CULTURE OF THE SOIL. The Rev. Dr. Solandt in addressing The American Library Assoclation in Toronto, referred to the report of the British Educational Commission ap- pointed in 1017 to make d survey of the Intellectual and Spiritual back- ground of national life in Great Britain. They reported in 1920, and the following are a few quotations worthy of much consideration. 1. "An uneducated democracy can- not be other than a failure." 2. "The process of education is to fit a man for life, and in a civilized community to fit him for his place as asmember of that community. Edu- cation is an inseparable aspect of citizenship and should be universal ad lifelong." . "The Culture of the Mind must pa the efficient culture of the soil." The Commission found in Denmark a contented, intelligent, permanent rural population which they attribut- ed to the educational system of that country, The children from their earliest years are taught to work to- gether: the Folk High Schools wel- come all people of all ages above eighteen years. In these schools they study without text books or note books, the mother tongue; history, agriculture, economies, singing and the Bible. Through her citizens be- ing trained to work together in their schools and the outlook given to them by the work of the Folk High Schools, Denmark has become the home of co- operative effort of every sort, and so a satisfactory background has been given to the rural life, OO CZECHO-SLOVAKIA TEACHING ENGLISH English Grammar Schools have been established in Czecho-Slovakia. The children will be taught in the English Language. In addition to the day classes there will be evening classes for adults to attempt in some way to meet the great demand for English instruction. According to one authority at least five thousand adults are learning the English language. sie PORT PERRY TOWN HALL Children Doors Open 7.30 p.m, Eve P ICTURE HOUSE Tuesd'y Thurs. 15c. § Saturd'y Tuesday, October 4th ~ ROBERT KANE