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ort PERRY, ONY i Phone 15 i His Master's Voice Records for sale here ! Nadsuco Tasteless Cod Liver Oil with Extract of Malt, Hypophosphites and Wild Cherry. $1.00 per bottle. 's Rheumatic C and Templeton's Raz-Mah are good ones Te 4 For sore throat and husky voice use '| Rae, and F. Webster, of Norwood. | behind. tario tario Dep 4 | culture, was held recently on the ario Hospital Farm, Whitby, and a ft Stock Farm, the home of | |Mr. R. R. McLaughlin, North of Oshawa. This competitioon is open to young men under 26 years of age, and twenty-two me wege present. he kick hime. . fhe sau is : Shining, n to fall, don't lie' there oy But get get up and boost again. : for the town,s advancemen Bom 1 for the things sublime; b For the chap thats ound on the top- most round Is the booster every time, County Council WHEN Victory Bond ment withcut cha rge, ben Your Coupons Jou cut the c or other securities, is into your savings account. Savings Departments are maintained at all | fur biauchios coupons will be received for ns from your Victo e logical place to Tot deposit or 'Let the 1S iRoom from your investment earn more interest in the "Standar i STANDARD BANK TOTAL ASSETS OVER EIGHTY-THREE MILLIONS Port Perry Branch, ~ Ten classes of 1 points for reasons, in each class. the winners, were: W. M. Gardhouse, Thistletown; R. H. Harding, Thorn- dale; A. A. Knight, Lindsay; F. C. Paterson, Port Hope; and F. C. Mc- Mr, Neil Purvis of Sunderland, succeeded in winning the champion- ship with 744 points, while Mr. R, E. Mowbray of Kinsale, 1921 Champion, was a close second, only two points Following is given the five high men in the competition and in each class of stock judged: judged during the day. ' The contest-_ ants were marked on the basis of 50] points for correct placings and 50 The judges for the contest to select Col. J. E. Farewell, K. C., of Whitby, was on Saturday after- ¥ ndon appointed by the Ontario County Council as special advisor on all matters of business per- taining to the county at a salary of $600 per year. Owing to lack of time the question of appoint- ing a clerk and solicitor to suc- ceed C Col. Farewell was not dealt itl Several 'members of the coun- cil did not favor the appointment of Col. Farewell as special advis- or, contending that he should be H. G. Hutcheson, Manager r | x Doings . - o municipalities in a conference with Col. d Farewen Special the Canadian National management visor to ntario on radial transportation does not } County. meet with our approval." We have no sympathy with his radial policy which we consider simply an effort to usurp the functions of the Cana- dian National Railway, against the best interests of the country, the Province and the municipalities and a blow against the greatest public ownership undertaking in Canada and in no sense can Sir Adam Beck represent the municipalities east and north-east of - Toronto -on this -ques= tion." Reeve Mason said in speaking to the resolution: "By a united stand among the various municipalities we FRUIT If it i$ in Fruit and worth handling, we have it. BISCUITS _.Weston's-Faney- Biseuits. SAUSAGES superannuated. The original 9, Fomolid Throat-Ease, Nyal's Huskeys, Tt ol Me Walls stigma us or Medicated Throat Discs Aggregate Standing Neil H. Purvis, Sunderland Ralph B. Mowbray, Kinsale the position be fixed at $1,200. being divided only on the amount of salary to be given. Following the carrying of the amendment, in committee of the| whole, Dept. Reeve F'. L. Mason, Vernon Rowe, Whiby UG | Burnett Jamieson, Balsam ~ YOUR EYES Tested FREE by an expert optometrist. Mr. W. A. Hare 'will be at our store every 'Thursday: He will examine your eyes and tell you their exact condition. If you do il Dairy Cattle Burnett Jamieson, Balsam £5 | Howard N. Arksey, Brooklin Ic | Wm. C. Sonley, Whitby = | Neil H. Putvis, Sunderland Vernon Rowe, Whitby and Ralph E. 21 | Mowbr: ay, Kinsale, tie. Yof the whole be not adopted and that the salary of the new special advisor be fixed at $1,000 per not need glasses he will tell you so. If you do need them Hvis A vear--Mr-Mason-calied forthe 'he will fit you with glasses that will be a constant pleas- PI|Ermest Lee, Greenbank yeas pnd nays. ren of she vor 1 | Ralph E. Mowbray, Kinsale to you. ) ure yi || Vernon Rowe, Whitby was as follows : Yeas--Blow, Francis, Forgie, 5 | Roy Hall, Brooklin JAMES McKEE fic [Ronald A. Peel, Port Perry Richards on. § pea. J EWELLER *u 'STATIONER Sheep ays-- Cassie, Davies, Ellins 4 = SS . Howard N. Arksey, Brooklin Gerrow, Grant; Johnston; Man! gan, McMullen, Nesbitt, Rundle, Ross, Stiver, Sweetman, Weir and Warren.--Oshawa Reformer A proposal was brought before the County Council on Friday in which it was advocated that the method of selecting the county warden be changed. At present the selection is made by open vote of the eofincil- lors following nomination but under the plan suggested the election would be done by ballot. Burnett Jamieson, Balsam Walter Kirk, Brooklin Neih H. Purvis, Sunderland Ronald A. Peel, Port Perry Hegs Wm. Heron, Seagrave R. E. Mowbray, Knsale Ernest Lee, Greenbank [Neil H. Purvis, Sunderland Jas. Beaton, Blackwater The winner in each class will re- ceive a medal suitably engraved, and cash prizes. These competitions are creating - ep will be a high price from now on; This is the time of year to make your hens produce a profit. Get some of our en Chowder bridge, introduced .a by-law calling for the change and immediately a great deal of interest in the County, |discussion of considerable length It makes them 'dothe ti trick. and are proving very instructive so |ensued. that there should be even more| Col. J. E. Farewell, county clerk 6 ibe. for 250. $3.76 per owt. entries, and solicitor," informed the Council that such a change could not be made because the Act governing the Council procedure stated specifically that the Council elect its Warden in open and not by ballot. -- The following resolution was pas- sed: "We would further urge for your consideration the placing of a similar service on what is known as the Midland branch of the G. T. R. running north through Markham, Ux- placed under Canadian National bridge to Lorneville Juction, also the - branch running north from (Whitby through Port Perry to Man- illa Junction, when the G. T. R. is management. This Council further wishes to i ecord as approving of your od tior to give rapid radial Waaeputiation between Toronto and SONYA Messrs. Jas. Watson, John McTag- jgart, D. J. McPhadden, attended the Winter Fair at Toronto. Mansel" Jackson was visiting' F. Munro during the week % . x F. MCCLINT OCK . C. Lunney and daughter, spent several days in Toronto. ~ The Baseball Club will have an "At Home" in the S. O. S. hall on the evening, of Friday, December 1st. A very interesting meeting of the Ladies' Aid was held at the home of Jas. Munro last week. that the salary to be attached to of Oshawa, moved an amendment! that the report of the committee | George N. Gerrow, Reeve of Ux-' It was really a musical evening al- by Sestritying of such por- can work out a scheme whereby the | people in the County of Ontario will eventually get a service satisfactory to the districts which it will serve. Good Pork Sausages like you | used to get expected on i . , Burnett Jamieson, Balsam e : Saturda An amendment to the motion I would to see the Council adopt this 3 ee ' Saturday Special Ford's Candies 490 Yornon Be We Whitby was made by Mr. Weir, of Reach resolution so that it can be forwarded : * Township, that the Salary be to the Department and the Canadian D. C b 'Morrison's Dr Store Beef Cattle fixed at $600 per year. The National management to show that orbman ug Neil H. Purvis, Sunderland amendment carried. The vote the people of Ontario County are! ; Roy Hall, Brooklin to give Col. Farewell the position loyal to the Canadian National sys- | Pr t P Ralph Mowbray, Kinsale was unanimous, the members tem, Unless we are loyal we will ort rerry simply have to put our hands in our! pockets for more money." UTICA Mr. McKinley, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Michell and Miss Given Ackney spent Sunday at Mr. Fred Ackney's. Miss Florence Waldon has been visiting at Mr. D. Boe's for a short time. Mr. and Mrs. Tennyson, of Port | BLACKSTOCK The regular monthly meeting 'of the Victorian Women's Institute will be held at the home of Mrs. ( L) Carruthers on Wednesday afternvon, December 6th, at 2.30. The services 'in the Union Church on Sunday, December 8rd will be held in the morning at 10.15 and in the [Perey spent Sunday with Mrs. J. evening at 7. The Anglican services op. + ill be at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kerry and > ea 2 P daughter Muriel , spent Sunday with | Mr. Geo. Kerry. -Don't-forget the-Christmas Tree to be held on the 18th of December. The Young People's Union Club of Utica spent a very enjoyable even- ing with te Epsom League last Wed- nesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. I. Waldon entertained a number of their friends one even- ing last week. Mr. and Mrs, Earl Howsam have returned from. their honeymoon. The community wish them much happiness + PRINCE ALBERT Rev. J. and Mrs, Ireland, of To- ronto, , have been visiting friends on this circuit this week." We are pleased to state that Mr, Ireland's health is much improved. On Wednesday of last week Mrs. Plum again entertained the ladies who are endeavoring to make quilts to send to the fire sufferers. A hot supper was served, a collection taken which netted about five dollars, there being about eighteen ladies in at- tendance. This is four excellent quilts these ladies have pieced and quilted as well as making other small articles. The Red Cross are now asking the ladies to help the needy families of returned soldiers who have not been able to make a success of farming. On Friday evening Mrs. G. K Robertson. entertained a number -of ladies in honour of Mrs. Ireland. A most enjoyable time was spent. though Misses Gwen. Ettey and Eila Robertson gave an exhibition of folk The Bazaar which was held on Friday evening under the auspices of St. John's Church was a success. The proceeds amounted to $170. The prize for the cake-walk was won by Mr and Mrs Fred Bailey; for the lucky waltz by Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Marlow, and for the obstacle race by Miss Amma Bruce. Lots of good music was furnished throughout the evening by the orchestra. Miss Annie Archer, of Port Perry, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Murs. Jos. Archer. The Tennis Club Executive held a business meeting on Thursday even- ing at the home of Mr. Wallace Mar- low, and placed the bershi p Tee for the season at one dollar. $50.00 Reward + If I fail to grow hair, ORIENTAL HAIR ROOT HAIR . GROWER World's Greatest Hair Growss Grows hair on bald heads. must not be put where hair ig fot wanted. Cures dandruff and al scalp troubles. -- $1.75 per jar Agents wanted. PROF. M. S. CROSSE, 448 Logan Ave., Winnipeg, Man AUCTION SALE Mr. Frank Vallant, lot 8, con Bast Whitby, wil sell his farm | and implements, on Monday, ber 4th. Geo.~and Ted. sua, Auctioneers. 2 "WETS" and "DRYS" Statistic show that S11000 motor : the United Sta 7,