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i. W PRICED Lo CARS / LOWER PRICES Longer Wheelbase New Spring Suspension... New Gear Safety Signal Speedometer TAKE A GOOD LOOK at the most beautiful the and abso a true, Relaxed Ride! Shift... New Independent front wheel springing with Amolasteel springs and airplane-type shock absorbers. Dodge ever produced in all the 25 years of Dodge history. Actually two inches longer wheel- base, it looks even longer. ..Fenders are broader, deeper, longer and more massive. Definitely these DEPENDABILITY. . BEARE MOTOR SALES Dealers ~~ PORT PERRY as gently it settles back again «+ - Small bumps are absorbed \ by the rugged new indepen- dent front wheel suspension 1939 Dodge cars are big cars and their appear- ance is ringing a challenge to all low priced cars. And the RIDE! The physical sensation of riding in the new Dodge is that of gliding . . . Big bumps raise whole car gently and the airplane-type shock rbers. Dodge gives you Driving is simpler and easier. Steering these new Dodge cars is more positive ; and at the same time easier! Gear shifting in the Dodge DeLuxe is very much easier than before. The gearshift lever has been moved off the floor on to the steering wheel where the same gear shift- ing motions become sim- pler and more convenient. The hand brake is at the left of the steering column so the whole front com- partment floor is clear and roomy. Gear shift lever is now on steering column in De Luxe Models . . . Front compartment floor is clear-- lots of room for three people. 4 DODGE AZ DE FO New 1939 Dodge De Luxe Four-Door Sedan Dodge "Safety Signal" speedometer is a NEW safety feature . . . When driving at specds up to 30 miles per hour a green light glows on the IRIp 4 R 1939 speedometer dial, from 30 to 50 a yellow light way driving, Come in today and see the +» New Dodge Six and the Dodge De Luxe. Give your- self the pleasure of driv- ing one of these new cars. They are priced right down and over 50 miles a red light warns you ,. . A speed - guardian for city and high- "SAFETY SIGNAL" Speedometer on all Dodgecars for 1939. A speed guardian for night driving. among the lowest priced : for yourself. cars. Your Dodge dealer will gladly let yo drive and judge their brilliant new performance YOU CA N BUY A DODGE SIX Business Coupe . . . for DELIVERED IN DODGE--aleader in the introduction of all-steel bodies and double action hydraulic brakes again brings you these priceless safety features. The *890 PORT PERRY License and any local taxes only extra, . a Dodge Quality for 25 Years PORT PERRY FAIR (Continued from front page.) Tea Cosy--1 Mrs. W. J. Ruttle, 2 Mrs. A. Harper. Luncheon Cloth--1 Mrs. W. J. Rut- tle, 2 Mrs. H. C. Kemp. Sofa Pillow, emb. -- 1 Mrs. H. C. Kemp, 2 Mrs. W. J. Ruttle. Sofa Pillow--1 Mrs. F. Stinson, 2 Mrs. H. C. Kemp. Lamp Shade--1 Mrs. W. J. Ruttle, 2 Mrs. F, Stinson. Bedspread, candlewick--1 Mrs. H. C. Kemp, 2 Mrs. R. Peel, Bedspread--1 Mrs. R. Mann, 2 Mrs. H. C. Kemp. Quilt, cotton--1 Mrs, H. C. Kemp, 2 Mrs. F. W. Brock. 2 Quilt, applique--1 Mrs. H. C. Kemp, Mrs. H, Guy. Miss E. Reesor, 2 Miss Alghan--1 L. Butson, Cut Work--1 Mrs. F. W. Brock, 2 Mrs. H. C. Kemp. Tatting--1 Mrs, F. Stinson, 2 Mrs. W. J. Ruttle, Hair Pin Work--1 Mrs. E. Stinson, 2 Mrs, H. Dobson. Needlepoint on Furniture--1 Mrs. R.. Peel, 2 Mrs. F. W, Brock. Hemstitching--1 Mrs. F. M. Holli- day, 2 Mrs. H, C. Kemp. v Miss V. Butson, 2 undry Bag--1 rs. J. Boe. Kitchen Apron--1 Mrs. M. J, Ruttle, 2 Mrs. H, Dobson. Child's Dress--1 Mrs. M, J. Ruttle, Child's Rompers--1 Mrs, F, Stinson, 2 Miss V, Butson. Child's Knit Suit--1 Mws, M. J. Rut- tle, 2 Miss E. Reesor Baby Bonnett--1 Miss R. Hall, 2 Mrs. C. Reesor, Carriage Cover--1 Miss V, Butson, 2 Miss L. Butson, Lady's Smock--1 Mrs. W, J. Ruttle, 2 Mrs. F. M. Holliday. Lady's House Dress--1 Mrs. W. J. Ruttle, 2 Mrs. G. Baird. Lady!s Night Gown--1 Mrs. F. Stin- son, 2 Miss L. Butson. Bed Jacket--1 Miss V. Butson, 2 Miss L. Butson. Bed Pyjamas--1 Mrs. W. J. Ruttle 2 Mrs, F, Stinson, Hand Bag--1 Mrs. R. Peel, 2 Miss E. Reesor. Costume Slip--1 Mrs, F. Stinson, 2 Mrs. W. J. Ruttle. Pullover, knitted -- 1 Mrs. H. C. Kemp, 2 Mrs. S. Murison, Knitted Suit--1 Mrs. C. Reesor, 2 Miss E. Reesor, Hat and Scarf--1 Mrs, C. Reesor, 2 Mrs. W. J. Ruttle. Boy's Long Sleeve Sweater--1 Miss V. Butson, 2 Mrs. S. Murison. Men's Knitted Socks--1 Mrs, W. J. Ruttle, 2 Mrs, A. Harper. Braided Rug--1 Mrs, H. C. Kemp. Hooked Rug--1 Mrs. H. C. Kemp, 2 Mrs. R. Collacutt. Crochet Rug--1 Mrs. H. C. Kemp, 2 Mrs. W. Parish. Slipper Case--1 Mrs, J.Boe, 2 Mrs. F. Stinson. Hot Pan Holder--1 Miss L. Butson, 2 Miss V. Butson, Oilcloth Novelty--1 Mrs, R. Peel, 2 Mrs. S. Arnold, Labor Saving Device -- 1 Mrs. F. Stinson, 2 Mrs, N. Taylor. Class 28--FLOWERS Gladiolus--1 Miss M. Sager. Coll. Dahlias--1 Miss Ruth Hall, 2 W. Parish, pansket-| Miss M. Sager, 2 Miss R. Asters, pink--1 B. Smith, 2 Miss M. Sager, 8 D, Corbman. sters, Purple--1 Mrs. W. Parish, 1 y i 2 D. Corbman, 3 Miss M. Sager. Asters, white--1 B. Smith, 2 Miss M. Sager, 3 D. Corbman. Coll. Asters--1 B. Smith, 2 Miss M. | Sager. ; i Zinnias--1 W. Parish, 2 Miss M. { Sager, 3 Miss R., Hall Pansies--1 B. Smith, 2 S. Arnold, 3 G. Raines. Fern--1 B. Smith, 2 Mrs. F, Stinson, 3 Miss M. Sager. Geranium -- 1 D. Corbman, 2 S. Arnold, 3 B. Smith. Begonia--1 B. Smith, 2 H. Toombs, *3 Miss M. Sager. Coleus--1 Mrs. J. Boe, 2 B. Smith, 8 i Miss M. Sager.' i Marigold--1 Miss M. Sager, 2 Mrs. J. Boe, 3 B. Smith. Nasturium--1 Mrs, A. Harper, 2 + B. Smith, 8 Miss M. Sager. Phlox--1 Mrs, H. Guy, 2 B. Smith, 3 Mrs. J. Boe. Petunia, single--1 D. Corbman, 2 Mrs. J. Boe, 3 Miss R. Hall. Petunia, double--1 B, Smith, 2 T. Philp, 3 Miss M. Sager. Table Bouquet, dining room--1 Miss M. Sager, 2 B. Smith, 3 Mrs. R. Colla- cutt, hal | Table Bouquet, living room--1 Mrs, 'J. Boe, 2 Miss M. Sager, 3 Mrs. R. Collacutt, ! WOMEN'S INSTITUTE DISPLAY 1 Blackstock, 2 Brooklin, 3 Shirley, 4 Honeydale, 5 Greenbank BOYS' SWINE CLUB The list of prize winners will be published as soon as they are received from Mr, Innes, Dept. of Agriculture Representative, BLACK AND WHITE AWARDS This Ontario County Holstein Show was organized and was in charge of Mr, R. M. Holtby. entries. (The name of the owner or owners are given first followed by the name of the animal.) : Bull, 3 years and over--1 R. Nor- man Hogg and Leslie Beare, (King Bessie Pride Keeno); 2 Smith, Web- ster and Holtby (Madoc Gandhi); 8 . F. Walker (Sir Fayne Valdessa ietje); 4 Walker, Webster, Smith & Holtby ( Supreme Lucky Boy) Bull 2 years--Harold Honey (Cedar Dale Butter Baron) Bull, Sr. Yearling--1 Turner Ashen- hurst (Lord Kerk DeKol) 2 W. C. Ashenhurst (King * Francy Hartog Posch) : Bull, Jr. Yearling-- McConkey & Holtby, (Gandhi Rooker Posch) 2 G. H. Walker (Ridgedale Ormsby Keyes) Bull, Sr, Calf--1 Fred M. Holliday Sir Hartog Creator); 3 R. N. Hogg MoLaugh)in (Elm Eco Sylv Forus) R. M. Holtby (Gandhi Supreme); 4 G. H, Walker (Ridgedale Francy Pon- tiac); 5 8. W. Croxall (Ux-Spring Man-O-War Veeman) 6 G. H, Walker (Ridgedale Pietje Joseph Keyes). Bull, Jr. Calf--1 R. R. McLaughlin (Elm Posch Lad) 2 W. C. Ashenhurst Sir Hartog Creator); 8 R. N. Hogg {Lor Pride Keeno); 4 8, W. Croxall Ux-Spring Fobes Aleartra) 5 S. W. Croxall (Ux-Spring Sylvia Alcartra); 6 Jos. Peel (Unnamed); 7 R. M. Holtby (Posch 'Rooker Gandhi) 8 H. Honey (unnamed). : Sr. Champion--R. N. Hogg (King Bessie Pride Keeno) Reserve Sr.--H. Honey (Cedar Dale Butter Baron,) Jr, Champion -- Fred M. Holliday (Rightaway Creator Pat) Reserve Jr, -- R. Ray McLaughlin, (Elm Posch Lad.) There were 118 Shi Bi AAS pi A Anan 3m Grand Champion--R. Norman Hogg Reserve--Harold Honey. Cows, in milk, 4 years and over--1 R. R. McLaughlin (Elm = Alcartra Wayne Echo); 2 W, C, Ashenhurst, (Francy Lilly Posch) 3 G. H. Walker Smith (Echo Ormsby Mechthilde); 6 Est. Ganton Webster (Marjorie M. DeKol); 6 S. W. Croxall (Reta Plus Veeman) 7 Ryerson Beare (Daisy Lestrange Georgia); 8 Ryerson Beare (Francy Reta Plus) Cows, 4 years and over, dry--1 R, M. Holtby (Ormsby Creator Walker); 2 Harold Honey (Topsy Ormsby Al- cartra); 3 Ryerson Beare (Susie Ux- bridge Echo); 4 G., H. Walker (Cloth- ilde Sylvia Canary); 5 R. R. McLaugh- lin (Elm Alcarta Dixie Posch) 6 G, H. Walker (Lady Pontiac Fayne Bess); 7 Fred M. Holliday (Jean Creator Korndyke); 8 R, R. McLaughlin (Elm aggie Veeman Echo); 9 R. N. (Lady Francy Emily); 10 W. C. enhurst (Nellie Posch Francy) Heifer, 83 Years -- 1 R. N. Hogg, (Posch Rag Apple Helena; 2 Geo. Smith Est. (Mary Rosma Fairchild); 3 Ryerson Beare (Echo Francy Cal- amity); 4 R. M. Holtby (Koba Pietje Rooker); 6 Turner Ashenhurst (Korn- dyke Norma Hartog) 6 W. G, Cassie, (Laurene Nelson Pietje); 8 G, H. Walker (Ridgedale Keyes Beauty); 9 Ww. C. ASHE BOI (Lilly Francy Har- $o8)i-10 F. M. Holliday (Queen Korn- dyke) 11 R. R. McLaughlin (Elm Beauty Abbekerk Bj 12 R. Me- Laughlin (Elm Colantha Snowflake); 13 {Webster Estate (Montvic Rag le Duchess); 14 G." H. Walker, iru e (Colantha Plute Hartog) (Alma Pontiac Fayne); 4 Est. Geo. Y necessary to omit names of an enjor Champion--R. R. Hcl augh- { - Heifer, 2 years--1 W, F. W. er, 2|lin ( Alcartra Wayne Echo Hiroe Coates, 3 W. QC. Ashenh t, 4 (Ee Ie 5r, Chan lop. N. Hogg . Honey, . Honey, . W. X- call, 7 Geo, Smith Esta . 8 Ry. La Jr. Champion--R, N. Hogg, (Posch '9 G. H. Walker, 10 G, H. Walker, 11 Apple Keeno) |R. RB. McLaughlin, 12' W. F. Walker, rve ar. Champion--R. R. Me- 113 W. G. Cassie, 14 Geo. Smith Estate. | Laughlin (Elm Lady Posch) g Helen Sr, Yearling d Rk Beare | Cand Ca ne Enel He . M. thy, . M, Ho , A. 4ln : S. Croxall, 58. W. Croxall, 6 H| Reserve Grand Champion. Nor. man Hogg (Posch Rag Apple Helena) Three animals, get of one sire--1 R. Heifer, Jr. Yearling--1 Hogg, | R. MeLaughlin, 2 R. M, Holtby, 8 G. 2 H. Honey, 3, F. M. Holliday, 4 4 H. Walker, 4 Smith Estate, 6 R. R. Croxall, 5 R. R, McLaughlin, 6 R. N.| McLaughlin, 6 W. C. Ashenhurse, 7 Hogg, 7 S. W. Croxall, 8 R. N. ogg, | Harold Honey, 8 F, M, Holliday, 9 Ry. 9 R. N. Hogg, 10 Webster Estate, 11] Beare. ; ; W. C. Ashenhurst. f Get of Sire, Jr--1 R. R. McLaugh- Heifers, Sr. Calf--1 R. R. Me-|lin, 2 R. N. Hogg, 3 R. M. Holtby, 4 Laughlin, 2 R. R, McLaughlin, 3 W. C.|F. M. Holliday, 5 S. W. Croxall, 6 G. Ashenhurst, 4 Smith Estate, 5 F, M.|H. Walker, 7 Smith Estate, 8 G. H, Holliday, 6 Harold Honey, 7 S. W.|Walker, 9 Harold Honey. Croxall, 8 Webster Estate, 9 R. M.| Two animals the progeny of one Holtby, 10 G. H. Walker, 11 Ryerson |cow--1 Fred M. Holliday, Beare, ~~ |38 H, Honey, 4 W. C. Ashenhurst, Heifer, Jr. Calf--1 W. F. Walker, 2|S. W. Croxall, 6 R. N. Hogg, 7 G. H. R. R. McLaughlin, 3 G, H. Walker, 4 | Walker, 8 R. M. Holtby, 9 Smith Est. F. M, Holliday, 5 R. N. Hogg, 6 H.] Graded Herd--1 R. R. McLaughlin, Honey, 7 Jos. Peel, 8 Webster Estate, |2 R. N. Hogg, 3 R. M. Holtby, 4. 9 Smith Estate, 10 W. C. Ashenhurst, | M. Holliday, 56 Harold Honey, 6 W. C. 11 G. H, Walker. : Ashenhurst, 7 Smith Estate, 8 S, W. Female Champions-- Croxall, 9 G. H, Walker. CABINET MAKING, Furniture Repairing, ' Chair Rungs duplicated and replaced, Tables Cupboards, Shelves, etc. built to order. n Lawn Chairs and Lawn Ornaments painted in bright : and gay colors. Fancy Trellis Work & Fencing, Lawn Arbors and Pergolas, etc. Complete powerized shop, capable of any woodworking operation. p Suaraniecd i Ch pe at reasonable rates SIGN PAINTING DONE Fred Chapman, "so" Queen St, PL. erry Property A CLEARING AT 19c. | Talcums, Creams, Perfumes, Powders. 8 VINOLIA CASTILE SOAP ierssss... Ten Cakes for 25c. COLGATE'S FLOATING SOAP .......... 3 cakes for 11c. JERGEN'S FLORORA TOILET SOAP ....3 cakes for 10c. COLGATE'S CASHMERE BOUQUET SOAP, 2 cakes 1lc. i RAT-NIP to clear out therats ............ vv... .35c. tube SELOCHROME ENGLISH FILMS at regular prices and good until October 1940. : °*0P> Odo Honey, 7 H. Honey, 8 G. H. Walker, 9 Ry. Beare, 10 Smith Esta Nt ND 1 <r Morrison's Drug Store PORT PERRY -- Phone 16 The fuel burning season is here again. The thought of the householder must turn to the matter of heat- The most satisfactory, as well as the most economical way of heating, is with prepared sizes of Anthracite Coal. We have in "Blue Coal" a size to suit every purpose,-from the smallest heater to the largest furnace. COKE If you prefer Coke, we have Stelco Coke, Ont., in suitable sizes furnace size. . BODY WOOD, HARDWOOD SLABS, SOFTWOOD SLABS. _ PROMPT DELIVERY. made in Hamilton, for small ranges and heaters up to i (Susie Ramona Madoc); 7 H. Honsy : F. E. REESOR 3j and Tew % Sk AHS Ji Ail hi are ort Perry. HE Sui i i Be sure you have the best in fresh fruit and i vegetables to go with that tasty Thanksgiving Dinner CRAPES APPLES TOMATOES TURNIPS CAULIFLOWER CARROTS CELERY PEPPER SQUASH and all other Seasonable i Fruits and Vegetables UIT MARKET BLONC BLOCK, PORT PERRY Phone 208, Port Perry dgedale Alma Keyes) 16 W. G. Through lack of space we find it PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6th, 1938 2 R. Beare i La ¥ ® 2 ria ee 4 A ole a & i 3 #) 4