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. 1010's. Granulated Sugar ......../....T2. Sliced Breakfast Bacon, rind of, per Ib dlc. '1 Ch I Grand River, large tin 2 for yXted Cohoe Salmon; .. - - - 18 86: "Chicken Haddie, per tin ...i...v......24c Post Bran Flakes ..............2 for 26c Superior Corn Flakes ...........8 for 29c. Grapenuts, per pkg, ...........,.....17¢c Hand-picked White Beans ......2 Ibs 16c. cease. W's 4b. .2 tins for 23c. Sweetheart Peanut Butter, toy pails. . . .28c. Shelled Walnuts %'s per 1d ... Excellence Dates ..........2 pkgs for 28c. Pure Jam, raspberry, 40 oz jar ........46¢ Pure Jam, pineapple, 40 oz jar $s 44777888 Finest Grade Lobsters .... Aunt Dinah Molasses ..... ws 19. saves van BBC Ne noun Ca rd MAE 7 Superior Palm Soap ......,/.,..6 bars 25¢c. § Haves Lemon Oil 12 oz bottle .........\28c, : Gillex, (cash and carry) ..i...........14e Guest Ivory Soap on OTe, Soap Chips, bulk . Pinetree Matches ..............8 for 23c. Extra Value, 5 string Brooms ........87c Sunlight Soap .... ¢.. vo... 0.8 for 19¢; Cooking Onions ............7 bs for 25c. cov da weaend Ibs for 25c; JAMES McKEE & SON. {Superior Store, St. Charles Building, Port Perry. "Port Perry School . * * Fair Prize List Sweet Corn, Golden Bantam--Billie Beare, Frank Scott, Henry Dodd, Glen Anderson, Alfred Ward, George Dowson. 6 Table Bosts--Maxing Beare, Ted. Cooney, Joe Dowson, Bobby Jeffrey, Florie Figary. 1 Table Beet--Frank Densham, Campbell. McMaster, Frank Scott, Archie McMaster, Jean Wakeford, Jack Tinsley. 6 Table Carrots--Garnet Weir, Ted Cooney, Norman Pearsall, Allin Dow- son. Table Carrot, any variety--George Tinsley, Henry Dodd, Alice Hayden, Robert Cawker, Garnet Weir, Rody Hayden. Parsnips--Alice Hayden, Hall, Ruth Hall, Violet Read. Onions, yellow--Violet Read, Jean MeDermott, Jack Cooney, Patrica Jackson. Onions, any variety---Jean Moase, Harold Hall, Henry Dodd, Marion Tinsley, Geo. Tinsley, Geo. Dowson. Pumpkin -- Henry Dodd, Billy Wakeford, Campbell McMaster, Har- old Hall, Garnet Weir. Collection Vegetables, Henry Dodd, Marjorie Real, Mary Davidson. Apples, snow--Henry Dodd, Jean Moase. Apples, Spy--Alice Hayden, Henry Dodd, Geo. Tinsley. tApples, Fall--Jean Moase, Henry Dodd, Geo. Tinsley, Alice Hayden. Apples, winter--Henry Dodd, Geo. Harold Tinsley, Jean Moase, Marjorie Rea:, \ Salpiglossis -- Ruth Hall, Harold Hall Asters, 3 colors--Marjorie Real, Jean McDermott, Jean Moase, Alice Hayden, Grace Switzer, Garnet Weir, Zinnias--Doris Suddard, Mary Fi- gary, Campbell McMaster, Ruth Brent, Norine Roach, Jean Vickery. Pears, any variety--Harold Turner, Ethel Turner, Henry Dodd, Jean Moase, Geo. Tinsley, Clarence Beare, Tomatoes -- Campbell McMaster, Geo. Tinsley, Robt. Cawker, Harold Turner, Doris Suddard, Henry Dodd. Coreopsis--Dorothea O'Neill, Mar- ion Kight. Calendula -- Beverly Kent, Helen Anderson, Doris Suddard, Norine Roach. Phlox--Beverley Kent, Marion Tin. ley, Marjorie Tinsley. Mixed Flowers -- Beverley Kent, Norman Pearsall, Virginia Nasmith, Norine Roach, Clarence Beare, Mar- jorie Real. Asters--Garnet Weir, Flory Figary Robt. Cawker, Beverley Kent, Mary Davidson, Norine Roach. Breakfast Tray-- Virginia Nasmith, Hazel Jeffrey, Marjorie Real, Maxine Beare, Mabel Ryan. Apple Pie--Florie Figary, Marjorie Real, Wilson Figary, May Figary, Marion Kight, Mabel Ryan. Tea Biscuits -- Marion Tinsley, Marjorie Real, Kathleen Carnegie, Ruth Hall, Marion Kight, Mary Smallman, Plain Cookies--Mary. Stone, Marle Switzer, Marion Brent, Ruth Brent, Ruth Hall, Mary Davidson. Layer Cake, dark -- Hazel Jeffrey, "Reta' Willard, Marion Kight, Lillian Kight, Ruth Carnegie, Jean Moase. Three Ways of serving apples-- Hazel Jeffrey, Evelyn Somerville, Marjorie Real, Dorothea O'Neill, Vir- ginia Nasmith, Kathleen Carnegie. Layer cake, light--Patricia Jack- son, Norma Turner, Reta Willard, abel Ryan, Norine Roach, Grace Switzer. School Lunch -- Malcolm Nasmith, Virginia Nasmith, Dorothea O'Neill, Marjorie Real, Marion Kight, Marie Beare. Jar Jelly--Marjorie Real, Mary Davidson, Dorothea O'Neill, Kathleen Carnegie. Canned Raspberries--Mary David- son, Dorothea. O'Neill, Marjorie Real. . Hemstitching-- Ruth Brent, Mary Davidson, Phone 152 Tea Towel--Marion Kight, Kath- leen Carnegie, Mary Davidon,' Mary Stone, Jean Moase, Doris Suddard, Fancy Needlework--Norine Roach, Helen Anderson, Mary Smallman, Emma McKinley, Kathleen Carnegie, Mary Davidson. Collection Insects -- Henry Dodd, George Tinsley. Writing, 4th Book--Arthur Asher, Norma Turner, Helena Boe, Robert Willan, Writing, 8rd Class--Reta Willard, Sarah Naple, Doris Suddard, Maxine Beare, Kathleen Carnegie, Mabel Ryan. Writing, 2nd Class--Mary Stone, Violet Read, Jean McDermott, Pat. Jackson, Grace Stone, Helen Ander- son. Writing, 1st Book =~ Nora Levia, Wilbert Wakeford, Leo. Foley, Clara Gilhoord, Norman Pearsall, Mary Naple. Pencil Drawing-- Harry Carnegie, Donald Mathers, Jessie 'Middleton, Leo. Foley, Norman Pearsall, Mary Davidson. Carrot in crayon--Violet Read, Grace Stone, Helen Anderson, Clar- ence Beare, Ruth Brent, Angus Beth- une. Pen and ink drawing--Marion Tins- ley, Philip Orde, Allin Dowson, Jack Cooney, Reta Willard, Maxine Beare. Window Stick--Garnet Weir, Bow and Arrow--John Farmer. Barred Rock Cockerel--Philip Orde, Campbell McMaster, Garnet Weir, Doris Suddard, Barred Rock Pullet--Garnet Weir, . Campbell -McMaster, Doris Suddard. Barred Rock Trio--Kathleen Car- negie, Henry Dodd, Garnet Weir, Marjorie Real, Doris Suddard. White Leghorn Trio--Frank Scott. (8 pens disqualified, feathers on hank.) Philip Orde, PETRASS-LEASK A pretty Autumn wedding took place on Wednesday, 8.30 'p.m. at the home of the bride's 'parents, Greenbank, when Velma ' Marguerite, daughter of Mr. and "Mrs. "Peter Leask, 'was married to. Dr, Andrew Petrass; of South Bend, In- dianna. Rev. C. E. Dyer, assisted by Rev. D. Bodor, of South Bend, con- ducted the ceremony. The bride en- tered the drawing room on the arm of her father, to the strains of the wed- 'ding March played by Miss Kathleen Leask, AT.CM. The hride looked charming in 'White Georgette with a long tull veil held in place by a wreath of lilies of the valley. - Little Miss Murial Forsythe was flower.girl. The bride's sister, Miss Marjorie Leask, acted as bridesmaid and Dr. J. Fodor assisted the bridegroom. After the ceremony, Miss Lucile Leask sang an appropriate solo, and following" the signing of the register, a dainty Buf- fet luncheon was served. The happy couple left on a motor trip to Mont- real and other eastern points. The bride travelled in' a 'navy blue coat and opossum far with hat to match. Dr. and" Mrs. Petrass will reside in South Bend, Indianna. FRLLLLL00 : CURTIS-BRUCE peti? A vel "pretty autumn wedding to the diningroom,. where uous wedding supper was 'served, pink' and' white streamers and sweet peas, and the. smaller tables with bouquets of small: flowers. ' Following the wedding supper, the October th, at bride's" table being decorated 'with , happy couple left amid.copious shows ; ers' of rice and confetti on a trip for Toronto, Western' Ontario and the Northern States. The bride's travelling dress was malaga georgette and velvet with hat to match and a fur-trimmed coat of needlepoint. On _ their return Mr. and Mrs. Curtis will reside at Cobourg, Ont. took place on. 'Wednesday afternoon, . October bth, at. the home of Mr, and, Mrs. Robt: Ju Bruce, Cadmus, 'Ont., when their 'elder daughter, Emma Mae, was united in the holy bonds of matrimony with Mr. Hector Ross Curtis, Cobourg, Ont. The home was tastefully decorated with asters and gladioli, the colour Pair Rabbits--Wyatt Kent, Billy Cawker, y Mangels, white--Harry DeShane. Mangels, any variety--Jean Moase, Geo. Tinsley, Henry Dodd, Harold CLEVER WOMAN ENGINEER Miss Kennedy, clever British en-" gineer, who 'was a guest of honor at the Shipping and Machinery Ex- bition held at Olympia, London, Black Silk Velvets ; This Black Velvet is one of all velvets it is 86 inches wide. We are o ah w Hos "fine art silk ET fine quali these Ere 'price.