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ot =, | Hillcrest Peas ..................2 for 25c. - Barton or Old Homestead Corn . ..2 for 29c. 'Grand River Tomatoes ..........2 for 29. Aylmer Pork and Beans ........2 for 25¢, Shredded Wheat ............. 2 for 2bc. Superior Corn Flakes ...........3 for 27c. "Puffed Rice .....,...........per pkg. 18c. ters, 14's 43c. 14's 25e. RF Crapemuts oe Blue Ribbon Mayonnaise, small size . ...1 Harvest Pure Marmalade, 8's glass ....47c. Crab Meat, per tin .. civ ii i7 4. 7.806 Grimsby Sweet Mixed Pickles, 30 oz. ..45¢c, § Millionaire Sardines ........2 tins for 85c H. ©. Sauce, per bottle ...............25¢c. { Dalton's Lemonade or Orangeads .. ...27c. Superior Stores Tea, ....%'s 83c. 1's 66¢c, uo vy Rubber Rings; Rings .......:. 3 PICNIC SPECIALS. Cohoe Salmon, .........1's 34 Finest Grade Lobsters, 14' . Montserrat Lime Juice, pints ........ 45c. Sweetheart Jelly Powder .... Silver Gloss Starch ......... Ivory Gloss Starch .......... Bulk Macaroni .............. Certi; per bottle ........... «+428 for 26¢ ...2 for 24c, .+.2 for 24c. 2 Ibs for 21c. Picnic Plates, Lunch Rolls Brunswick. Sardines. 7 . Picnic Cups, per dozen ,..............10c. per dozen . . "hs 7a 200 Interlake Paper Napkins, per pkg. .....25c. wus seas a8 Tor 10. cvassweed for 26c. JAMES McKEE & SON "§ Superior Store, St Charles Building, Port Perry. Public opinion will approve th judical findings issued at Osgood: Hall on Saturday by which Mr. M. A. McCallum, FProgressive member in the Provincial Legislature for South Bruce, is unseated on the charge of corrupt practices, and Mr, A. P, Mewhinney, Liberal member in the same House for North Bruce, is con- firmed in his election. ~The case against Mr. Mewhinney fell to the ground, as there was no proof that he had sanctioned any offer made to his Progressive opponent to retire from the contest, nor was the charge sub- stantiated that he had attempted to bribe him by the offer of a "good" position. , On the ether hand their Lordships found that Mr. MeCallum had been a party to paying his Lib- eral opponent a sum of $1,250, under the term of election expenses, to with- draw from the contest in South Bruce. That Mr. McCallum was un- aware that he was committing a breach of the Election Act may be considered some palliation on moral grounds, but the courts cannot excuse him on such a plea, and Judgment very properly, went against him. Both in the South Bruce and the North * Bruce election the object sought by the withdrawal of the can- didate who retired was to unite the voters who were favorable to pro- hibition, an object worthy in itself and quite justifiable where principle is the sole actuating motive. SOUTH BRUCE SEAT VACANT J rei) Qs POULTRY CONGRESS IS TO BE VISITED BY THE PRINCE OF WALES. H.R.H, the Prince of Wales will pay an official visit to the World Poultry Congress at Ottawa on Aug. 3, it was made known tonight when the revised program for the congress was issued, i On the evening of August 8rd, the delegates will be the official guests of the City of Ottawa at a reception on Parliament Hill, where they will wit- ness an elaborate historical pageant depicting the growth of Canada. A concert by the carillon in the Peace Tower will also be given for the visitors' benefit. The official openitig of the World Poultry Congress will take place at the Auditorium; Landsdowne Park, on the morning of July 27th, when his Excellency the Governor-General will welcome the delegates on behalf of the British Empire, and Right Hon. W. L. Mackenzie King will extend Cénada's greetings. Hon. W. R. Motherwell, Honorary Chairman, will preside during the opening cere- monies. Edward Brown of London, England, Congress President; will reply and a number of the Interna- tional delegates, including Hon. Wm, Phillips, Minister to Canada from the United States, will speak for. their countries. In the afternoon, the Con- gress Exhibition will be thrown open to the public. That evening an In- ternational meeting will be held when leading delegates from a number of countries will deliver addresses. The sécond day of Congress will be featured by the annual meetings - of the, American Poultry Association and the Ontario Fairs Association. An official government reception and garden party will be extended to the delegates at the Experimental Farm in the evening, The lady delegates will be entertained by the Ottawa Women's Canadian Club with a mus. ical program and refreshments. On Friday, July 29th, the annual meetings of the Poultry Scierice As- sociation and the ' Canadian Baby Chick Association will be held. That evening the delegates will be enter- tained at a concert given by Canada's National Choir of 1000 voices. Saturday's business session will be PORT PERRY "TURE HOUSE BEST | PICTURE : Photo | Saturday, July MONTE BLUE | IN TOWN HALL 23rd Phone 152 short. The afternoon will be taken up. with automobile drives, 'while parties of the lady delegates will be conducted through the Parliament Buildings. All city churches have ex- tended special invitations to the visit- ing delegates to attend divine ser- vices, A carillon and band concert will be given on Parliament Hill for the delegates ~ Monday will be the most important business day of the session with the holding of the trien- nial meeting of the International As- sociation of Poultry Instructors and Investigators. Lady delegates "will be offitially entertained by the local committee at afternoon tea at the Exgrimental Farm, Tuesday will be taken up with general business to en- able congress to hold its closing ecere- monies the next morning. Wednes- day afternoon will be featured by the official visit of H.R.H. the Prince of Wales who will inspect the exhibits between the hours of 8 and 6 o'clock. Auction sale 'of. foreign birds will take place on the morning of the last day, Thursday, August 4th, after which all congress activities will close, aii rere QO Onn. PROSPECT Congratulation to Mr. 0. L. Thomp- son on his recent marriage to Miss Kathleen Hopkings, of Toronto. Mr, and Mrs. Thompson will reside at Blackstock. « Dr. Werry, Jr, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. J, Thompson. Congratulations to our entrance class on passing, also Miss Winnie Niddery on her Normal Exams, + Mrs. G. Barker and Gertrude are spending this week"in Toronto, Hurrah for our boys' baseball team on winning 'the game from Man- the ball, not saying less for Ernest Witherton and Dave Walker, 'who 2 'took turns at catching, Won A number of our young people he -- Every Tuesd'y "Thurs. | Tuesday, July 26th THUNDER at. Who has been spending Mr. Jos. Stockdale and McKnight of Toronto spent the TIMELY ALIBI 5 A reviewer Bays Roosevelt's humor was riot typically American, if ex- aggeration is the American type of humor. It was not-English, either, if . understatement is the English type. It consisted largely of whimsieally x hat Which has been recently stating a thing so evidently true that - Wh or with: five garden soil; it" left the other fellow without a comeback. Chief Justice Taft re called how Roosevelt invited Elihu President agreeably said: 1 under- stand you. Elihu; what you mean is that you will come if you have no subsequent engagements." ) . SEAGRAVE The Annual 1 Sunday School will be held on Tues: July 26th at Port Simcoe. A commit pointed to arrange = for sports, and a gala day is looked for. picnic spirt, wl Mr, Gordon Mark of South Bend, Ind. returned on Friday of last week after spending. his holidays with his parents Mr, and Mrs, "J. N. Mark Mrs. Roy Scott, accompanied by her Picitic of the Seagrave Albert. ee. two fine Every newly body come with full baskets and the water IER 7 rool , on Lake situated has been ap- girogts in decorated, in terms, 0! mother Mrs. R. 8, Long of Myrtle ®7 and Mr. and Mri; Frank Harrison of Burketon attended the GP. R. picnic Bo at Orillix on Sat. of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grose of Tor- onto are holidaying™ with: the Iattér's parents Mr. and Mrs, Wes Frise, also Apply to A. W, New Jersey, M#8. Tresch daughter. "ain Miss Lillian Johnston of Toronto with Miss Grace Reynolds returned to her home on Sunday. «© © * Mr. and Mrs. John Brown, Mr. Gor- don Brown, Mrs. and Mrs. D. Nairn and daughter Dofthy of Toronto were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs, -- nd with the latter's sister chester, Frederick is a wonder witht Henry Tredch And children of : is Man, DR. J. A.MURRAY A URRA ; her vacation Office upstairs in Leonard Blosk : Dr. J. | Toilet Paper 6: