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EER he or \* "PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 13th, 1988 Ca -- ---- -- ONLY A SHORT TIME LEFT| In order to dispose of our large stock in a short page of time, we 'have decided to reduce our prices and clear out the goods as fast p , as' possible, Some of the lines are getting broken jn sizes; and we . a are going to sell regardless of cost, in order to clear them out before the end of the month, : : + & . SPECIAL NOTICE : For. « one day. only, on FRIDAY, JULY 14th, we are having a Sale" ': of Ladies' Dresses. There will be a Lady 'Stylist from Toronto, in i attendance to advise you and see you are properly fitted. REMEMBER THE DATE--FRIDAY, JULY 14th. « JAMES McKEE Phone 182 Port Perry, . This is the time - TO BUY ~ Made-to-Measure SUITS and Overcoats We are offering good values--60 R ; EYESIGHT SPECTALIST Y 'Author of. Eyes in Modern Life different designs in Tweeds, Fancy 'Specializing exclusively in Worsteds, Grey and Blue Serges, il anomalies, eyesight and YOUR CHOICE FOR $35.00 Open Tussday, Thursday and Saturday evenings Disney Block A ponite P.O. OSHAWA, ONT. Pressing and Dry Cleaning Done W. T. 'Rodman fr 1616 -- Phone -- 1516 MERCHANT TAILOR a . Over the Telephone Office, Port Perry ' : = 4; woe B | | Summer Priceson Coal our latest advice from the coal companies is, coal will advance in price on July 1st. We have been holding oft hoping for a further reduction in price, but disappointment j is our lot. We therefore are forced to announce that coal is now selling at the lowest summer price. Let us have your order now for your next winter's supply. 5 We can supply you with almost any kind of coal you desire. FRED E. REESOR "Phones: Office 73 w; Li 733 anywhere. made. Drive in today. Siw Port Perry LOOK F OR THE . MOUNTIE HIS SIGN identifies us as Dealer where you can bu Hah Safety Silvertowns and other famous Goodrich tires. Look for thissign when you need tires and 1° u will save yourself money. The tires listed elow are absolutely the best values to be had NM Goodrich io Safety Silvertown WITH LIFE-SAVER GOLDEN PLY 3 times safer from blow-outs To protect you from blow-outs, every Goodrich Safety Silvertown has the amazing new Life- "Saver Golden Ply. It resists terrific heat, Fabric and rubber don't separate. Blow-outs are pre- vented by overcoming the very cause of them. Safest anti-skid tread too. Strongest construc- tion. Longest life. Let us show. you how it is a Goodrich ar { ~ 'SUPER VALUES IN GOODRICH TIRES SWEETMAN'S GARAGE Ontario i COMMANDER STANDARD SILVERTOWNy A Guaranteed CAVALIER Guaranteed 4 ay 20 cd 0) 9 mos. Guaranteed LL mos. 12 mos. - 4.50--21 (30 x.4.50) yy fy 3% re ; 4.75--19 (28x 4.75) 6.65 9.00 10.55 AR a2 x 5.00) 7.25 9.70 11.40 .25--18(28x 5.25) 8.16 10.95 12.85 : ' (Excise Tax Extra) FREE This handsome emblem with red crystal reflector co protect you if your tail light goes out. Come n and get-yours, and become a member ot the Silvertown Safety © League. camer? TE RR a SCUGOG The Women's Association has been postponed for one week on account of the death of Mr. Joseph Gerrow. COAL _ "COKE WOOD © CEMENT - LIME . TILE". When i in need of any of the above give us a call. 'We have a full supply on hand to meet your needs. FAMOUS READING ANTHRACITE--That Better Pennsylvania Hard Coal. SCOTCH . COAL, WELSH COAL, STEAM COAL, CANNEL COAL. . " HAMILTON BY-PRODUCT COKE, BODY HARDWOOD, HARD- WOOD SLABS, SOFT SLABS. CEMENT--A fresh carload just arrived. Also Fresh LIME and -- RISTONE, TILE. Your olders will receive our usual prompt and careful attention. PORT PERRY COAL YARD W. GW. PYATT "Reliable Service and Better Fuels" < Phones--94 W and 94J. 20 Ee SS SE A TI Another Prize Offered Elsewhere in this issue the results of the recent contest at' Mulligan's Beauty Shoppe are announced. ANOTHER PRIZE IS OFFERED FOR JULY-- A Permanent Wave to the holder of the Lucky Number Draw. : Ask for ticket All the latest styles of hairdressing. MULLIGAN' S BEAUTY SHOPPE gH H, MULLIGAN, Proprietor SR TO TR HA AL DONT WORRY ABOUT FIRE! insured at once HAROLD W. EMMERSON . Have your property proper ly i A Coaching Class will be held in the township hall on July 20th, from eight to twelve o'clock and one to four with Miss Helen Carter as. Coacher. Everyone - please come as there is much to learn. The three Sunday Schools held their picnic last Thursday afternoon on the lake shore and camping grounds of Mrs. Stephenson. It was well at- tended and very much enjoyed. Quite 'a few brought their bathing suits and enjoyed 'a swim before the races started, Milton Demara won the young men's race; Laverne Martyn won the boys' race; Harold Martyn won the small boys' race, Mrs. Cecil Heayn won the women's race; Rena Sweetman won the small. girls' race, Bobby "Beacock won the little boys' race; Mrs. C. Heayn won the slipper race, Jimmie Wilson won the bicycle race, the winners got gum, chocolate bars and allday suckers, as prizes, The picnic committee were Sydney Chand- ler, Ray Milner, Milton Demara, Clarence Carter, Donald Crozier and Elmer Ploughman, Reta Milner, Ivah Milner, Aileen Sweetman and Cecil Heayn, helped the boys with the sports, which all appreciated. We 'all appreciate the kindness of Mrs. Stephenson jn allowing the use wy ~ \ SATURDAY, Reesors Marmill Limited ANNUAL PICNIC Will be held at STEPHENSON'S POINT «A cordial invitation is extended to all friends and customers to join us in making this a real day. Ball Games,' Horse Shoe Pitching, Boating, Bath- "ing, Races and Contests for young and old. of her grounds for the picnic, as it is such a pretty place for an occasion of this kind. After the picnic a large number went to the Centre School to see the ball game between Scugog and Blackstock girls, with Scugog winning with a score of 21-7. Our girls. motored to Brooklin on Saturday evening to-play a game but were unlucky by losing with a scoré .of 16-13, Miss L. Crozier, of Oshawa, is visit- ing her cousin Miss Anirey Hood, for a few days. ~ Mrs. Green and two sons Ross and Allen, of Belleville, are visiting her cousin, Miss Helen Carter. Miss Dorothy Graham is spending her holidays with Mrs, J. A. Sweet- man. . Mr. Jones of California, and Misg B. Jones, of Moose Jaw, are visiting for a few weeks with their sister Mrs. J. Joblin. We are glad to have Miss Jones with-us again this summer. Miss Jean Crooks, of Toronto, is having a few holidays here with her parents Mr. and Mrs. B. Crooks. Mr. and Mrs. H. Demara, Mr. and Mrs. J. Demara, Grace and Glen, at- tended the King family re-union last Wednesday, July 5th, in Little Britain Park. The afternoon was spent in visiting and races, and making plans for a larger and better time next year. Mr. J. Aldred and his two nephews, Will and Norman, of Toronto, are JULY 15th visiting the former's brother, Mr. J. Aldred. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Savage, of To- ronto, visited his aunt Mrs, J. A. Sweetman, recently. They have been camping for a week on Washburn's Island. 4 ft Lad KHL Sisal ¥ p i Page Five F. W. Brock & Son The RED & WHITE Store GROCERY SPECIALS Cloverleaf Salmon, 145 1b. tin 17c. GOLD MEDAL COFFEE, KOLONA COFFEE, 1 Ib bag ... GUEST IVORY SOAP WONDERFUL SOAP . (Cash and Carry) ... HANDY AMMONIA . WESTON'S "B" SODAS Cee ee 1 CROWN TEA, 1 Ib bag ............39%. Yellow Label, 1 Ib tin ......... MAGIC BAKING POWDER, 16 oz. ry S Cocoa ..4b¢. .29¢. ode, ..2 for 13c. pkg. 10c. KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES ..2 for 17c. 21c. Grapenut F lakes, per pkg. 10c¢. DARING EXPOSE THAT wilt ROCK THE NATION! The farmers have begun to cut fall | > wheat around here. Our Football boys ry to Prince Albert last week and came-home with the short end of a 2-1 score. The boys' softball team played at Port Perry last Friday evening and came home all smiles, the score was 25-7 in their favour. The next game is with Myrtle at Myrtle, on Thursday of this week (July 13). Success boys! The next girls' games are: Brooklin here" on July 15th, and Scugog at Blackstock on July 19th. Do you best girls! Miss Burnice Sweetman, of Toronto, is spending a few holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Sweetman. The friends of Mr. Jos. Gerrow's family here were sorry to hear of their bad accident and the death of Mr. Gerrow, following the accident. The family were on their way here from Medicine Hat, to visit with rela- tive, when the accident occurred near Duluth, Minn. The remains were sent here for burial, the funeral service being held at the home of his sister Mrs. Wm. Nott, Port Perry, Rev. Mr. Elford conducting the service, on Mon- day. The beautiful floral tributes showed the esteem in which Mr. Ger- row was held. Mr. Gerrow spent the earlier part of his life on Scugog, and chose a Scugog girl for his wife-- Veteran Cleaners and Dyers Uxbridge, Ont. All kinds of alterations and remodel- ling at reasonable prices. . Lots of left-over suits--all sizes--from $5.60 to $10.50. Suits sponged and pressed hoe. Suits, French cleaned, $1.00. Ladies' Work a Specialty. (In the Old Telephone Office.) Out of town customers send with your mail-man Valiable prizes "given. by hacky number draw on Saturday night. Miss Crozier. Besides his wife, he leaves three children, Phyllis, Ivali and Jack, also five brother and five sisters -- Wilson, of Reach, Charles of Man- chester, Frank of Scugog, Ormie of Oshawa, Wilfred of Columbus, Ohio, Mrs. W. Clark, Mariposa, Mrs. Van 'Neit, Saskatchewan, Mrs. C. L. Fra- lick, Scugog, Mrs. W. Nott, of Port Perry, and Mrs. A. Mr. Gerrow was in his 60th year, and was laid to rest in Pine Grove Ceme- tary. LAWN MOWERS Phone 108 r 22. and they will be delivered. : political Prentice, Scugog. |. " VI-TONE, 8 oz. size. ......... per tin 36¢c. Red & White open spray curs, 3 13 1b. Pkg. ........ eee 2 for 25¢. x1 GOLD MEDAL ORANGE Flour MARMALADE ............ jar 29c: GOLD MEDAL TOMATOES ..2 for 2lc. 7'lb bag RED & WHITE PEAS, #5 ....2 tins 25c. PINK SALMON, 1 1b tin .......... 10c. 2 3 CERTO ... cous iovanssnnss per bottle 29c. C ° ZINC JAR : RINGS per dozen 25c¢ SUGAR . Cpr nupbinni 10 Ibs for 73c. Strand Theatre UXBRIDGE, ONT. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, JULY 13th, 14th, and 15th Lee Tracy, and Constance Cummings in WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND Throws the spotlight behind the scenery at Washington, Throws a bomshell into Washington Politics and blows everything wide open. A Dynamic Entertainment. A Thundering Expose of the Invis- ible Government at Washington. also a MICKEY MOUSE CARTOON. NOTE--Thursday and Friday Nights only--July 13th and 14th-- Shorty Campbell and other Cowboys in REAL VAUDEVILLE, at regular prices. He was Calgary's Success. Don't miss seeing the boys on the stage. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, JULY 20th, 21st, and 22nd. Jack Hulbert and Jessie Matthews, in "JACK'S THE BOY" Don't miss this rip- roaring comedy feature, NOTE--The Theatre will be open on Wednesday night, July 26th, with a double bill "attraction--the night of Uxbridge Street Dance. 'Blast of sensational Mrs, Gerrow and family could not attend the funeral, as she was still in the hospital at Duluth. Mr. left on Monday evening for We all Norman Crozier Duluth to be with his sister. wish her a speedy recovery. We were homeward bound. Look yonder lies the heavenly home; "Into the harbour of heaven we come. What rejoicing in his presence. Home at last in my Father's house. 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