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The morning mouth wash. With each bottle of WRITING "TABLET Fifty envelopes and a Twenty-five cent Writing Tablet, all for Twenty-five cents.. A real bargain, NEW GILLETTE RAZOR _ "A tube of Palmolive Shaving Cream or Colgate's Shaving Cream or Colgate's Handy Stick, with the new Gillette Razor and one blade. 86c. Morrison's Drug Store fort Perry =e ok Ontario Don't Worry About Baking-- Call up Gerrow's-- Baking is their Business. ---- tt 4 E. H. GERROW & SONS Salisrs and Ganfsotieners, Port Perry. The Peoples' Meat Market We sell everything you want in choice, clean, . palatable, nutritious and satisfying meats. If you want it good, ring up Phone 72 BERT MacGREGOR Will do the rest. Alsike We will be in the market again this year for Alsike. If you have any to offer we would be pleased to Quote you prices. - 7 HARVEST BOOTS We have just received a shipment of nice light harvest boots to sell for $2.75 per pair. They are nice stock and will not tire you out to carry them around. & A Good Supply of GROCERIES, CROCKERY, BOOTS & SHOES always in stock Te hen Lauster Glass Prompt payment of subscriptions will Ne. 1--Cantre Streat School. EE RR ¥ TE PR No. 8--F. O. Kirby's House, 37 Park Road South. : : A tO G cocesenenctannronnns HtoP .ooeensencnsarsnsnne Qt Z ovnvnrercransasanes No. 3--G. F. Cragg's House, 638 Oxford Street. 3 £0 G cieocenansonirninane tO P sisccivncannns to | PP PRR ET ra. P. 0. O'Connor's, 67 Bast. tesscsenssvnsacsennns , Sturgess', 437 Simcoe £° wmp it ssrescsisennsnsinnen z Eo! ome § sss83s] 888 Bee NES ° mnrouop i 35 Sessscsessessnscanse zorg g8% nEw . oe . "ssssssssensncsnee z = § = sees NERO z z=~op2° wroup' g8ss wEmo sesesssssesnsccssas BZ ciiiivnnnrecsrenenee "120 No. 13--Cedardale School. 3738 Advance Poll ....ocvvesvevenes 13 No. 1--~Willlam Hall's, No. 1A--William Bonnetta's, + | No. 3--John Graham's, Brooklin. No. 3--Township. Hall, Brooklin. No. 4--Ashburn. WHITBY TOWNSHIP Kaiser 107 n 4 1] 169 146 138 147 129 182 WHITBY TOWNSHIP TOTALS .. 870 871 No. 1--Browning--Field Office. A to csvesensnens MtOZB vocresenns No. 3--Ed. Bowman's Office. A to seesssenes Rito B susenmssnicnnsinn No. 8--Council Chambers. CERRY + | No. te Trmars Shoe Shop. ¥essasescecsnce No. 5--Community Hall, Brock Bt. South, TOWN OF WHITBY Kaiser Moore WHITBY TOTALS CEE EER SY OSHAWA TOTALS .....co00e.. 4992 4978 EAST WHITBY TOWNSHIP Kaiser Moore No. 1--K. Hearn's House, Harmo ay. AtoK .. Lto% .iioveansssvnnsenees No. 3--Thomas Lyons' House, 381 Pine Avenue, Ato RK cviievsnnsnenes . LtoZ .oivvecnnsnneninnns: No. 3--Sidney Bradley's House, 156 Gibbon Street. A 0 Li cata ennserenarssnni 11] 0 FB sinedateennsnenssens 88 ssessessssvasaneen K covesaenesnnscacanss 88 9 Ltof covvnvnssssnsessoces: No. 6--Columbus, 135 No. 7--Raglan rote aasuvasnives 63 Kafger Maj. No. 1--Woodruff Powell's. No. 3--Fire Hall, Pickering. Ato K .iiiiiiinsesiirnnene LtoZ .oooevernnsnsarasnae No. 3--Liverpool . No. No. No. sesesssesasnsenen No. 8--Whitevale. ....o0ce. No. 9--Mount Zion .. No. 10~Claremont, ...coeeescase No. 11--John Spang's, Altona. .. TOWNSHIP OF PICKERING " Katser Maj. Kaiser 188 56 200 LL] PICKERING TOWNSHIP TOTALS 1494 , 1==UtlcA. ..ivveasesrncom .. 3=--Garage, Hpsom . . 3--Thomas Watson's, . . 4--Greenbank. . 5--W. C. Moon's, Seagrave. . 6--Fred McKay's, . 7=--Cedar Creek .. . 8--Manchester. ...... . - 9--=Sainttield. sesssssvanene TOWNSHIP OF REACH Moore 80 37 148 20 98 85 11} REACH TOWNSHIP TOTALS . No. 3--Presbyterian Church VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY '8S sesecane PORT PERRY T( Scugog Township .... sesscsssse OSDAWA ....cccc0ecesesscmense Town of Whitby ... B. Whitby Township . esis ¥sanssseces PD cccescscscnces Ly EAST WHITBY TOTALS 1144 1170 TOTALS .ovovecsosssnssancses 0,746 10,237 . After a vote of thanks to Mr. wi Mrs. Argue for their kind hospitality the meeting closed with the serving of e|luhch. As August is to be a holiday tion | month the next meeting will be in 'September at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry McLaughlin and will take the form of a corn and weiner roast. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Parr and Florrie ware in Torunto 4 cuuple of day las Miss Frances Mountjoy has re- home after a holiday spent in United States. On Wednesday, July 28rd, the mem- bers of the Institute held.their annual garden party. The girls' soft ball game between Greenbank and Black- stock, was won By the former, the score being 10-6. The boys' game between the A.Y.P.A. and League re- sulted in a score of 14-6 in favour of the latter. Following the sports, tea was served in the park after which a very enjoyable program was put on by Mr. Archie Stinson and company of Janetville, assisted very ably by Miss Verna McNally and Mr. Jack Smith. The proceeds amounted to $76. = be much apreciated. $1.50 per year in advanee HON. R. B. BENNETT, Conservative Leader, Elected Conservatives Win 137 Seats and will take the reins of office at - Ottawa. W. H. MOORE Elected in Ontario Riding, with a Majority of 481 Political feeling hereabouts is somewhat mixed--both arties have reason for re- joicing and for disappoint- ment. Conservatives rejoice because their party has been returned to power; and they are disappointed because of the defeat of Dr. Kaiser in Ontario Riding. On the other hand, the Liberal pare was defeated, but W. H. Moore was elected in Ontario Rid- ing. Such are the fortunes of political war. Mr. Moore's admirers came through the Riding in a mon- ster procession, and met with an enthusiastic reception. The vote throughout the Riding was one of the largest ever polled. The urban centres were more in favour of Mr. Moore than the rural districts. ! 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