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tar th BLACK KID ONE Cuban heel .... LADIES' BLONDE SHOES, Cuban h eel ... Cees {I _ PRICES PENS SUITS and Overcoats W. T. Rodman|& W. A. Sangster DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours--9 a.m. to § pm. Office over Nelson's Store. Merchant Tailor OverTel. Office Port Perry SPECIAL ys ae eee attra asaanens STRAP SHOES Per pair JAS. McKEE & SON Author of Specializing muscle anomalies, glasses. Open Tuesday, Saturday even ngs Disney Block Overhauling -- actions, SEER EL a a work guaranteed. a Drie $3.19. wo EYELET TIE SHOES Price $2.98 . .Price $3.75 vieriecini: Price $3.19 LADIES DONGOLA KID TIE SHOES * Trimmed with black suede, cuban heel . ~ Ladies' Full Fashioned Silk Hose, 85c. LADIES FULL FASHIONED SILK HOSE whiny $3.59 85¢. EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Eyes in Modern Life exclusively eyesight and Thursday and Bs pposite P. 0. OSHAWA, ONT. 1616 -- Phone -- 1516 V.P. STOUFFER PIANO TUNING keys re- lubricating Phone 30, "BACKACHE A { Frum of faulty Kiguags. Si Eradicate It correcting Nature's YANTA'S KIDNEY PILLS 3 Se Dus e suid fo xed yrsigue set Shs 1 SOLD CULY IN PORT PERRY, AT LAWRENCE'S "DRUG STORE ¢ wv m|of Dr. J. A, Mathers, Queen St. Port - | spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs, Grass of Tint Mads Cte | and Trinity University, Toronto. Post Graduate in Surgery of Medical Graduates' College and Polyclinie, London, Eng, North East London Post Graduate College, London, Eng., Royal Infirmary, Glasgow. Coroner for County of Ontario. Office and Surgery--former residence - Perry, Phone 17 E. NORMAN Sissy Lise First Class Shoe Repairing " Quick Service Bring your Repairs in tha morning--take them away at night. Price Reasonable All work guaranteed I Rubber Heels put on while you wait. Toronto, home over the holiday. Dr. Arthur and Mrs. Lee, Toronto, at Mr, Geo. Lee's over the week end. Myr, and Mrs. W. McDonald, of To- ronto, at Mr. D. McDonald's on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dobson, To- ronto, visiting friends here over the holiday. Mrs. Lawler has returned from a vigit in Newark, N. Miss Pauline Buchannan, Hamilton, visiting Miss Marjorie Phoenix. Miss Ruby Lee has gone to Kemp- ville. to attend Summer. School. Several from here attended the Nugent picnic at Port Bolster, on Sat- urday. Mr. and Mrs. Cresswell, Peterboraq, Mr. and Mrs. H. Nugent, Toronto, visiting with friends heré over Sun- day. Myrtle Station On July 1st, our Softball team went to Blackstock and played the team of that town a league game, Myrtle winning by a score of 15 to 22, The next game was at Raglan on July 4th, and then they go to Scugog on July Oth. If Myrtle can win these two games they will be on top of the league. The score at Raglan was 18- 7 in favour of Myrtle. The Myrtle team has entered the tournament which will be Played here on July 7. The many friends of Miss Pearl Vance, who is leaving our community, assembled at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cook on Tuesday last when she was presented with a silver flower basket and a brass jewel case. Miss Evelyn Massey, who has re- cently returned from a two months' vacation at her home in England, Chas. Pilkey. Mr. and Mrs. R. Chisholm returned on Saturday last after touring in the Sudbury district. on Thursday last at Musselman's Lake Mrs. T. R. Price. Miss Phyllis and day visitors at the home of Mr. and Mr. Ronald Fenn are staying for the week. F. Harrison, Master Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, and Mrs, C. a motor trip Thursday fof a ten day visit with relatives in Uno Park, New Liskeard and Latchford. ¥ Mr. J. E. Beacock, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Hughson, of Desoto, attended the Beacock pieni at Hamp- Pare, on' Sat » on and Mrs. Chan i Pilkey spent he: holdas in Hamil Mr. and Mrs were in Owen C. Harrison, left on |. i Dickson, Miss Ruby 3 Cook, and Mr. Bd. Cooper, of Toront: r : the hotiday. 7 Sune each is carding portions of the wool .| into rolls for next day's spinning. .| Every once in a while the fire grows Mr. hat gr ree of To- 1 er. Mr. Wilson Crosier, Mr, and' Mrs, Crosier and family, and i and Fe Wright Crosier, also Mr. and Mrs» Arthur Crosier and Mildred, at- tended the Crosier picnic at Utica on Saturday. Mrs, Howard Dobson and sons Harold and Roy, motored to London n Saturday to. visit Mrs. Dobson's father, Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Dobson at Ashburn on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. J. Lush and baby, of Oakville; with Mr. and Mrs. L. Lamb. Mr. Lyle Wells and Mrs. F. Wells, of Toronto, at Leslie Lamb's on 3un- day Mr, and Mrs, Lamb and L. G. Lamb returning home® with them for a short stay. Mr. Geo. Parks, of Detroit, visiting | very large basket of picked wool ~ | knot or two on the embers. In u few minutes the firé flames up again and 'good. pile of pine knots. A woman |S and her daughter are seated before this fireplace, each with a pair of wool | cards in their hands. There is also a | around which the women sit, and dim and the husband places a pine the carding goes on. There is no candle or lamp to give light (for candles were scatce and lamps were unknown in those days) but the card- ing goes on, as the basket of wool must be finished before bed time. Now just a word to the yvung ladies I see composing my audfénce. In pioneer days no young woman was considered fit to take upon herself the responsibilities of homemaker un- less she could take the wool from the back of the sheep and place it as a shirt on her prospective husband's back. Now I will ask you young ladies, how many present could shear, wash, card, spin, color and weave the cloth necessary to do this? This is one of the nearly forgotten pioneer arts. (To be continued) his sister Mrs. John Masters. Mr, and Mrs. Pelcher and two child- ren, of Toronto, spent the week and with Mr. and Mrs, James Masters. Mrs. John Boys has returned home from a month's vacation at Sparrow Lake, and is now visiting in Utica for two weeks. The W. M. S. held their thirty-third anniversary of the society in the hall on the 29th of June. The hall was tastefully decorated for the occasion and a good number of old members | were present. A good program was given. Mrs. S. Barrett and Miss McGill, of Oshawa, visited with friends here and giended the Birthday Party of the Mrs. Weeks and Mrs. Pearson of Oshawa, visiting with friends. School has closed and we are lucky to have Miss Spoffard with us again for another year, Mr. and Mrs. Graham Christie and family, of, U.S.A, are spending the summer with Mr, Peter Christie. Mr, and Mr. Wake Proctor and son Will, of Toronto, and a nephew, called on Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Thompson, this week. ee tii ails od PIONEERS OF HASTINGS COUNTY (Continued from last week.) Please let me call your attention to a pioneer picture. Imagine a log house, on one side of which is a large fireplace with a bright fire burning in' ANNOUNCEMENT Arthur Huyck, of Oshawa and Whitby, will be at the Patricia Beauty Parlor on Mon- day, July 4th, 1932, and every Monday during July, to give Permanent Waves. Permanent Specials Oil of Tulip ........ $10.00 up. Pierre Nusheen .......... $9.00 Pierri French Curl ...... $7.50 $15.00 Cuel Oil Treated ..$6.00 $10.00 Antionette Curl ..$5.00 Bpeeial = odio von Ba $3.95 ) Phone 143w for appointment Patricia Beauty Parlor Port Perry, Ontario (over Venture Tea Room) it, and on one side of the hearth a | ame. - ---- " sidered when sending or tensthousand miles . . . you will find The Commerce a most effici agency to use. State your wishes to a merce. If, as frequently happe: withdraw money from Your remittance w quickly, economically LL only to to receive it. he Saint vid p Economy are the three elements to be con- Whether it is sending money ten miles, « +. a dollar or ten thousand dollars « + + by mail, telegraph, branches of The Canadian Bank of Com- 'to make the remittance, you can:complete the whole operation at one time. THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE Safety Speed money soe cable or radio Canadian Bank of , ent and economical | ny one of the 800 ns, it is necessary to your bank account ill be despatched and with perfect the person or firm F.W. Brock & % Son Chain RED & WHITE Stores SPECIAL JULY FEATURES MEN'S ALL WOOL V NECK SWEATERS, in green, blue, ete. Sizes 36 to 40. Price $1. 98 MEN'S RAYON HOSIERY in attractive patterns. Sizes 101% and 11. Per pair 30c. LADIES' HOUSE SHOES--Oxfords, $1.98 in dongola kid leather. One Strap, low heel, $1.49. One Strap, cuban heel, $1.89. LADIES' SECURITY ARCH SHOES--$3.95 to $5.00. Designed to give ease to tired feet. PRINTED LINOLEUM--4 yards wide... PRINTED LINOLEUM--2 yards wide ... LADIES' DRESSES--in large assortment .Per square yard 3l¢. .Per square yard 59c. Canadian Vegetables are Arriving Now COTTAGE ROLLS, per Ib 14¢.| PICNIC HAMS, smoked WEINERS, ........ Per h 18] 7 1030s Per Ib 15c. BACK BACON, peameal, Ih 23¢.| BACON, sliced % 1b 9. COOKED HAM, 1 33c. BACON, piece, per Ib 15¢. CHRISTIES' CAKES, fresh] CAULIFLOWER, CABBAGE CARROTS, BEETS, ETC. | GRANULATED SUGAR 10 pounds for 49c. twice weekly, 5c., 10c., 15¢., 25¢. PASTRY FLOUR VACATION SUPPLIES BATHING CAPS--We have a wide range of bathing caps in the season's most popular styles and colors. Prices 15¢. to 50c. MONTSERRAT LIME JUICE--The finest quality Lime Juice. Absolutely pure. Per bottle 49c. MONTSERRAT FRUIT PUNCH--Makes a refreshing summer drink. Lemon, Lime and Raspberry flavors. Per bottle 40c. SHU-MILK FOR WHITE SHOES--An ideal cleaner for all kinds of white shoes. Per bottle 25c. GYPSY CREAM--for Poison Ivy and Heat Rash. Per bottle 50c. FRENCH BALM---for sunburn. Two sizes 25¢. and 39c. SKEETOFAX--to counteract and prevent mosquito bits. Per tube 35¢ A. M. LAWRENCE ae Rangll sce Phone 49 PORT PERRY, ONT. CAWKER BROS. Give service and quality in every thing required from a meat market. --FOR PROMPT DELIVERY-- Phone your orders to 29w Don't worry about Baking -- CALL UP GERROW'S-- Their Business is BAKING ox GERROW'S BAKERY Bakers and Confectioners, Port 1 Perry, REDUCED PRICES ON COAL AND COKE Coal is now selling at Summer Prices, the lowest it has been for several years. To insure you will get the maxi- mum amount of heat comfort for the money you have to spend in fuel, have your bins filled with BLUE COAL. NEW LOW PRICES ON LUMBER We have just received a carload of good spruce and pine lumber, and we expect to arrive soon a car of Western Cedar and Fir, all which will be sold at reduced prices from former years. CONTRACTS TAKEN FRED E. REESOR