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§i| finding out the wi ALWAYS ACCEPTABLE PRATTS BABY CHICK FOOD IN small and large packages y <OTTON in pound rolls for dairy purposes. : "\BAT-NIP--To clear out all the mice and rats. 'SUNSET, DIAMOND and DYOLA DYES, also Hat KRESO, KRESO DIP and : = s Drug Store Ontario BREAD AND PASTRY ~ Why not let Gerrow's Bakery do your baking for you? They can do it to suit the most particular | taste, and econimically, too! | me E. H. GERROW & SONS ; Bakers Port Perry. [he Peoples' Meat Market Wa sell everything you want in choice, clean, palatable, nutritious and satisfying meats. If you want it geod ' BERT MacGREGOR Will dothe rest. Ring up Phone 72. er - ALSIKE We will be buying Alsike again this year. If you have any to sell we will be pleased to quote you prices. Bring sample, GROCERIES, BOOTS & SHOES CROCKERY, two the air as to whether a plebiscite is democratic, point to the idea that if a Government wishes to sentative of the Jeople, a plebiscite should be a 0 ill of the people on any ect. No Government can represent all the people on all subjects | before the people. Indeed, a Government may quite easily be out of touch with the real wish of the people on a given subject, while enjoying the confidence of the people on many other matters under their control. That is the real problem of Government "representative" in that the people may vote the t ou of orice if on the whole the people lose confidence in their repre- sentatives. The fact is that voting a Government out of office is an ex- pensive piece of work, and does not always cure the evil. On t questions where there is an hanest difference of opinion it t better to trust the "common-sense" of the people, and to, give them an opportunity to express their will upon that subject with- out any political entanglements. It is not fair to put loyalty to party and loyalty to principle to too great a test in matters where the public welfare is concerned. No matter how well the present Government may be able to carry their Liquor Control policy in the heat of a political battle, the question will not down, and some day will have to be submitted to the people. It is to be hoped that we do not have to pay too great a price for that right before we as voters in Ontario secure the opportunity to exercise that right. Three Injured in Auto--One Fatally On Sunday afternoon last, a party of Toronto motorists were proceeding along the Provincial Highway from Whitby to Lindsay. As they approached the intersection of the Highway and the 6th Concession of Reach, they collided with an auto driven by Mr. Andrew Marshall, of Port Perry." The car was turned over and all the occupants were injured. The injured persons were--Mrs. 'W. H. Davies, who suffered two fractures of the left leg; M. W, H. Davies, who has a dislocated shoulder, four broken ribs, and a pierced lung, (Mr. Davies died on Tuesday night;) and Mr. James Rowles, who is suffering from shock, bruises, and injured elbow. The victims of this auto accident were put under the care of Drs. Jeffrey & Rennie, and are at present in Port Perry Hos- pital. Particulars of the accident are so confused in the matter of reports, and as the matter will likely be investigated, that a proper report cannot be given at this time. Ry ._"e.g _ .o : Face Badly Injured. Last week, a young man named Barnes, who was working for Mr. Myers, of Utica, was helping with a sawing machine, cutting wood. A nail in a piece of wood caught in the belt of the sawing machine, and the piece was flung into the face of Barnes, who was badly cut about the eyes and nose. .The unfortunate young man was hurried to Dr. Mathers, where he had his wounds dressed. Port Perry Fair Prize List Horses, Clydesdales Brood Mare--1 James W. White, 2 Grant Ohristis: 2 year old filly--1 F. E. Pugh. Foal of 19291 Jas, W. White, 2 Grant Christie, Pair in harness--1 Wm. Cook. Best mare--Jas. W. White. Best Stallion--Grant Christie, Heifer, one years--1 Ray McLaugh- lin, 2 Geo. Smith, 3 Leslie Coates. Herd of 4 animals--1 R. McLaugh- lin 2 Geo, Smith, 3 Leslie Coates, Cow and two of her progeny--1 Ray McLaughlin, 2 Leslie Coates, 3 Gea. mith. Milking grade Cow--1 and 2 Nelson Williams. Grade Heifer--1 and 2 Frank Allin Special for boys and girls under 16 --1 Bob Howden, 2 Geo. Smith, 8 M. Fralick. Best Herd of Cattle on Grounds-- Royal Bank Cup--Ray McLaughlin. Sheep--Leicesters Aged Ram--Ambrose King. Shearling ram-- 1 Maurice Fralick, 2 Ambrose King. Ram Lamb--1 Ambrose King, 2nd Maurice Fralick. Ewe, two shears--1 and 2 A. King, Shearling Ewe--1 King, 2 Fralick. Ewe Lamb--1 Fralick, 2 King. Sheep--Shropshirea Horses--Agricultural Brood Mare--1 Frank Millman, 2 Herman Kerry, 8 W. J. Strong & Son. Two year old filly or gelding--1 W. J. Strong & Son. Foal of 1929--- Robt Baird, 2Frank Millman, 3 Herman Kerry. Pair in harness--1 R. Vernon & Son Aged Ram--1 and 2 Harold Skinner 2 T. R. Hall, 3 Robt. Baird. y Best Agricultural, any age--1 R.| Shearling Ram--1 and 2 Harold Skinner. G. Baird. : Light Horses Ram Lamb--1 and 2 Harold Skinner AND GLASSWARE 5 gL Some nice sets of dishes to choose from. ONT. PERRY, its | | | Cochrane, 2 Dr. | lot in Tp. of Reach. 'Shirley ouse and 1 acre of land reasonable on easy Brood Mare--1 Jas, Dusty, 2 N, NE leReld. oe oid Bll 1ding--1 M 0 year ol y or gelding--1 M, Beaton, 2 John Medd, 3 T. R. Hall. Foal of 1929--1 Maurice James Dusty, Three year old in harness--1 Geo, McMaster. Single Roadster, under 16% hands --1Dr. McMaster, 2 John Medd, 8 D. McMillan, . Single Driver over 156% hands--1 Geo. hrane. Lady Driver--1 Leith Byers, 2 Margaret White, 3 Ellen Shepherd. High Steppers--1 and 2 Leith Byers Ponies under 12 hands--1 R. Vernon & Son, 2 Grant Christie, 3 R. Vernon Son. Ponies over 12 hands--1 Frank Mill- man, 2 Jas. Fralick, 3[ Eew, 2 shears--1 H. Skinner, 2 Geo. Smith, Shearling Ewe--1 Skinner, 2 Smith. Ewe Lamb--1 Skinner, 2 Smith. Sheep--Cotswolds Aged Ram--1 G. H, Mark & Son, 2 Wes. Page. Shearling Ram--1 Mark and Son. Ram Lamb--1 F. E. Pugh, 2 Mark and Son. Ewe, two shears--1 Mark & Son, 2 Wes. Page. f Shearling Ewe--1 Wese, Page, 2 F. E. Pugh. Ewe Lamb--1 F. E. Pugh, 2 Page. Flock--F. E. Pugh. Swine--Berkshires Boar under one year--1 G. H. Mark & Son. ¥ i Breeding Sow under one year--1 and 2 Mark and Son, Breeding Sow over one year--1st Mark an boi © Swine--Tamworths Boar under one year--1 W, Page Sow over one year--1 and 2 White Leghorn Hen--1 V. H, Willis, 2 I Bags Willis te Leghorn Cockerel--1 R. M. Crosby, 2 L. Bagshaw. White Leghorn Pullet--1 R. M. Crosby, 2 V. H. Willis, Blk. Minorea Cock--1 Chas. McGill Blk, Minorca Hen--1 Chas. McGill, 2 R. M. Crosby. Blk Minorca Cockerel--C, McGill. Blk. Minorca Pullet--C. McGill, 'White Orpington Cock--1 Crosby White Orpington -Hen--1 and 2 R. M. Crosby. asi = White Orpington Cockerel--1 and 2 Crosby. Barred Rock Cock--1 C. Kellett - Barred Rock Hen--C. H. Kellett. Barred Rock Cockerel--1 and 2 Mrs, Fred Raines. Barred Rock Pullet--1 L. Honey, 2 Mrs. F. Raines. Br. Leghorn Cock--1 Langstaff. Br. Leghorn Hen--1 Crosby, 2 E. Langstaff, Br. Leghorn Cockerel-- 1 and 2 Langstaff. Br Leghorn Pullett--1 and 2 Lang- taff, R. I. Red Cock--1 R. M. Crosby. R. IL. Red Heh--1 R. M, Crosby, 2 John MeKitrick. White Wyandotte Cock--1 and 2 Frank Allin, A ite Wyandotte Hen--1 and 2 F. lin. White Wyandotte* Cockerel--1 and 2 Frank Allin. White Wyandotte Pullet--1 F. Allin, Ancona Hen--1 C, H. Keellett, 2 N. Whitfield. . Ancona Cockerel--1 R. M. Crosby. Silver Laced Wyandotte Cock--1 E. Langstaff. S. L. Wyandotte Hen--1 and 2 E. Langstaff. S. L. Wyandotte Cockerel--1 Lang- fF staff. S. L. Wyandotte Pullet-- 1 E, Lang staff. S. S. Hamburg Cock--1 Langstaff. S. S, Hamburg Hen--1 Langstaff, 8S. 8. Hamburg Pullet--1 and 2 R. M. Crosby. Bred- to-lay Barred Rock Cock--1 Frank Johnson.. Bred-to-lay Hen--1 Leith Byers. Bred-to-lay Cockerel--Edna Jackson Bred-to-law Pullet--Geo. Smith, A. 0, V, Cock--1 and 2 Crosby. A. 0. V. Hen--1 and 2 Crosby. A, 0. V, Cockerel--1 and 2 Crosby. A.0.V. Pullet--1 and 2 Crosby, Cochin Bantam Cock--1 & 2 Crosby Cochin Bantam Hen--1 & 2 Crosby Cochin Bantam Cockerel---1 and 2 Crosby. Cochin Bantam Pullet--1 and 2 Crosby. A. 0. V. Bantam Cock---1 and 2, Crosby. A. 0. V. Bantam Hen--1 and 2, Cosby, A. O. V. Bantam Cockerel--1 and 2, Croshy. A. 0. V. Bantam Pullet--1 and 2 Croshy, Rouen Duck--1 and 2 Langstaff. Rouen Drake--1 and 2 Langstaff, Pekin Duck--1 Whitfield, 2 Edna Jackson, Pekin Drake--1 Whitfield, 2 Edna Jackson. A. 0. V. Duck--1 Edna Jackson, 2 Chas. McGill, A. 0, V. Drake--- Edna Jackson, 2 Chas. McGill. Toulouse Goose--1 and 2 Mrs, F. Johnson, Toulouse Gander--1 Whitfield, 2 Mrs. F. Johnson. A. 0, V. Goose--1 Maurice Fralick, A. 0. V. Gander--1 Langstaff, 2 M. Fralick. Bronze Turkey Hen--1. Maurice Fralick,2 Mrs. F. Johnson. Bronze Turkey Cock--1 Mrs. Frank Johnson, 2 Maurice Fralick. Pair Rabbits--Mrs. H. Guy. Collection of Pigeons--N. Whitfield Special by Peel Bros, for Bred to- lay Barred Rocks--Leith Byers. Butter. Five Ibs. Butter--1 Mrs. W. Medd, 2 Mrs. Jas. Nesbitt, 3 Mrs. F. Crozier, 4 Mrs. Jas. Boe, 5 Mrs. Newton Taylor Ten Ibs. Butter--1 Mrs, Nesbitt, 2 Mrs. W. Medd. Grain and Seeds Fall Wheat -1 Lorne Bagshaw, 2 Mrs. Jas. Boe. Si ring Wheat--1 L. Bagshaw, 2 M, ick. Six Rowed Barley--1 Chas. McGill, 2 J. Howden. Hida Chas. McGill, 2 Jno. F. jai Lorne Bagshaw, 2 Mrs. L. Ls wn. % eld Peas--1 L. Bagshaw, 2 Mrs. Newton Taylor. Oats: Mra: 3 . Boe, 2 J. Howden Pimothy Seed--1 'Mrs. N. Taylor, 2 'Orange Long Carrots--1 Mrs. F. ; lor, 2 Stanley Gerrow. arrots--1 J. Weir, 2 Chas. |! Citrons--1 Geo. Smith, 2 Jas. Ruddy Musk Melons--1 John F, Gerrow, 2 Stanley Gerrow. Water Melon--1 Mrs. Newton Tay- Red Onions--1 Thos. Caesar, 2 R. M. Crosby. Yeellow Onions--1 Geo. Smith, 2 T. Caesar. Kellett, 2 Geo. Smith. Keellett, 2 Geo. Smith.' Green Mountain Potatoes--1 Am- brose King, 2 C. H. Kellett, n Largest Pumpkin=1 John F. Ger-| row, 2 Chas. Taylor. Largest Squash--1 Geo. Raines, 2 Mrs. N. Fagin, nes 1 Geo. Rai Collection Tomat G Six Tomatoes--1 J. Weir, 2 Mrs. T. 2 Mrs. N. Taylor. AE8Ar. .. Hubbard Squash--1 Mrs, N. Taylor, 2 Mrs. Fred ; iy Swede Turnips--1 M. Fralick, 2 A. King. Red M Is--1 Geo. 3 Edna Jackson. Yellow Mangels--1 Geo. Raines, 2 Lorne Bagshaw. Parsnips--1 Mrs. Jas, Ruddy, 2 Geo. Raines. White Carrots--1 Geo. Raines. Golden Bantam Corn--1 G. Smith, Geo. Raines. Rai Fruit Collection Winter Apples--1 Thos. Caesar, 2 Mrs. F. Raines, Collection Fall Apples--1 T, Caesar, 2 Mrs. F. Crozier, : Alexander Apples--1 Chas. McGill, 2 Harold Sonley. Ben Davis Apples--1 C. H. Kellett. Northern Spy Apples--1 Maurice Fralick, 2 C. H. Kellett, Greening. Apples--1 Mrs. T. Caesar, Bellflower Apples--1 H. Sonley. Golden Russets--1 M. Fralick, 2 Mrs, F. Raines, Grimes Golden--1 C. H. Kellett. Snows--1 Nelson Whitfield, 2 M. Fralick. McIntosh Reds--1 Mrs. F. Crozier, 2 N. Whitfield, Talman Sweets--1 M.- Fralick, 2 Mrs, F. Crozier. Pewaukee--1 Harold Sonley, 2 C. H. Kellett. St. Lawrence--1 John F. Gerrow, 2 Geo, Smith. Wealthy--1 Mrs, F. Crosier, 2 M. Fralick. Duchess--1 Geo. Smith, 2 Mrs. F. Crozier, Starks--1 Chas. McGill, 2 G. Smith. Ontario--1 C. McGill, 2 G. Smith. Blenheim Pippin--1 Geo. Raines, 2 Mrs, F. Raines. A .0 V .Apples--1 N. Whitfield, 2 Mrs. F. Raines. Hyslop Crab--1 R. M. Crosby, 2 G. Smith. Whitney Crab--1 Mrs. F, Crozier, 2 C. H. Kellett. Barlett Pears--1 C. H. Kellett, 2 M. Fralick, A.0.V. Pears--1 Geo. Raines. Lombard Plums--1 Mrs. John Me- Kitrick,2 John F. Gerrow. Prune Plums--1 Geo. Raines. Burbank Plums--1 Thos. Caesar, 2 Mrs. Thos. Caesar, Domestic Science Collection of Cooking--Mrs. Jas. oe. Baking Powder Biscuits--1 Mrs, F. Crozier, 2 Mrs. Lawson Honey. Home-made Buns--Mrs. Jas, Boe. Fruit Cake, dark--1 Mrs. L. G. Brown. Fruit Cake, light--1 Mrs. L. G. Brown, 2 Margaret White, Ginger Snaps--1 Mrs. L, G. Brown, 2 Mrs. H. Sonley. Cookies--1 Mrs. F. Raines, 2 Mrs, Jas. Boe. Date Cookies--1 Mrs. F, Raines, 2 Mrs. L. G. Brown. Layer Cake, light--1 Mrs. L. G. Brown, 2 Mrs. C. L, Vickery. Layer Cake, dark--Mrs. Ewers, 2 Mrs. Jas. Boe. Apple Pie--1 Mrs. N. Ewers, 2 Mrs. Weir. Lemon Pie--Mrs, C. L. Vickery, 2 Mrs. Jas. Boe. Chocolate Pie--1 Mrs. F. Shepherd, 2 Mrs, Jas. Boe. Pumpkin Pie--1 Mrs, Jas. Boe, 2 Mrs, Jas. Nesbitt. Tart Pie--1 Mrs, C. L. Vickery, 2 Mrs. Jas, Boe. Honey in Comb--1 John F. Gerrow, 2 Stanley Gerrow. Extracted Honey--1 C. F. Clark, 2 John F, Gerrow. Heaviest Dozen Eggs--1 Chas. Me- Gill, 2 Mrs. John McKittrick. Collection of Fruit in jars--1 Mrs, F. Raines, 2 Edna Jackson. Collection Jelly--1 Mrs. F. Raines, 2 Mrs, Harold Sonley. Canned Peaches--1 Mrs, F. Raines, 2 Mrs. L. G. Brown. Canned Pears--1 Mrs. L. G. Brown, 2 Mrs. F. Raines. Canned Plums--1 Mrs, F. Raines, 2 Mrs. R. C. Moove. Canned Pinapple--1 Edna Jackson, 2 Mrs. F. Shepherd. Canned Citron--Mrs. McKitrick. Canned Thimbleberries--1 Mrs. N, Ewers, 2 Mrs. Newton Taylor, ned Black Currants--: Can 1 Mrs. J. Ia rrani y--1 Mrs. rs Crabapple Jelly--1 Mrs, F. Raines; 2 Mrs. N. Ewers. Grape Jelly--1 Mrs. N. Ewers, 2 Mrs. F. Raines. rd Pickles--1 Mrs. L. G, Tomato Catsup--1 Mrs. Jas. Boe, 2 Mrs. MeKit i ol SI Te ' Collection: Pickles--1 Mrs. F. Shep | Norman 2 Mrs, H. Soney, Hooey, 2 Mrs. White, 2 Mrs. Jas. Dave, 2 Cook, Ewers, 2 Jas. Bell, 2 Mrs. A. L. 2 Harold Sonle S, , Clover Honey . 2 Mee, N. Taylor: 2 Mrs. Newton Taylor. +}, lan, Flowers Gladioli--1 S. Farmer, 2 Mrs, L_ G. Brown. Snapdragon--1 Mrs. Jas, Boe, 2 R. MT Dahli Raines, . of s--1 Geo, Mz. | i Guy. . : et 1 Mee be O. Brea. To Jackson, 3 Asters, Shell Pink--Edna Jackson. Asters, purple--1 Mrs, J. Weir, 2 eir. J. Wei Asters, White--1 Edna Jackson, 2 ReM, Crosby. Assortment Asters--1 R, M. Crosby, . GUY. Pettunias--1 Mrs. F. Shepherd, 2 Pansies--1 Geo, Raines, 2 Harold Harold Sonley. Sonley. Coll. Gerani k Begonia--1 Mrs. Boe, 2 Mrs. Ewers Sweet Peas--1 Mrs, H. Guy. Specials by F. A. Kent Best display Cut Flowers--1. Harold 2 on Reh ate nes, Gladioli--1 Mrs. J. Weir, 2 R. Fern--1 D. Corbman, 2 Mrs. Ruddy. 1 Edna J Col M, Crosby. Coll. Dahlias--Mrs. Jas, Boe. Ladies' Work Child's Dress, embroidered-- Mrs. Jas. R. Bell. H, G Child's Dress, other style--1 Mrs. , Guy. Towel, embroidered--1 Laura Moase 2 Mrs. J. McKitrick. Towel, any other 'style--1 Beth N. Ewers. Bath Towel, trimmed--1 Mrs. J. Weir, 2 Beth Hooey. Child's Knitted tees--1 Mrs. J. McKitrick, 2 Mrs. N, Ewers. Pair Knitted Socks--1 Margaret Knitted Mitts--1 Mrs. L G. Brown, Mrs. A. L. McDermott. Kitchen Apron--1 Mrs. McKitrick, 2 Beth Hooey. Lamp Shade--2 Mrs. N. Ewers. Ladies' Convalescing Jacket--1 Mrs. L. G. Brown, 2 Mrs. SreKitrick, Four Serviettes, emb.--1 Mrs. Bell. 5 Roar Serviettes, lace trim--1 Mrs. ell. Library Table Runner--1 Mrs. A. L. McDermott, 2 Margaret White. Fancy Bloomers--2 Margaret White Shoulder Shawl--1 Aleta Ferguson, 2 Mrs. MeKitrick, Sofa Cushion, round--1 Mrs. A. L. McDermott, 2 Laura Moase. Sofa Cushion, other style--1 Vera ,-2 Laura Moase. Hdkf, crochet trim--1 Mrs. Norman Laura Moase, Hdkf, tatting trim--1 Beth Hooey, 2 Laura Moase. Hdkf, other style--1 Beth Hooey, 2 Mrs. C. L. Vickery. Pillow Cases, emb.--1 Vera Cook, 2 Laura Moase. Pillow Cases, crochet trim--1 Mar- garet White, 2 Laura Moase. Rug, braided--1 Mrs. Jas. Davey, 2 Mrs. F. Shepherd. Rug, hooked--1 Laura Moase. Rag Floor Runner--1 Mrs. Frank Shepherd. Pieced Quilt--1 Laura Moase, 2 Margaret White. Applique Quilt--1 Mrs. McKitrick. Comforter--1 Aleta Ferguson, 2 Mrs, Jas. Davey. Bedspread, emb--1 Laura Moase, 2 Beth Hooey. Buffet Set--1 Vera Cook, 2 Laura Moase. Man's Shirt--1 Mrs. F. Raines, 2 Mrs, H. Guy. Dresser Scarf--1 Aleta Ferguson, 2 Mrs. J. McKitrick, Sheets and Pillow Cases, emb.--1 Hooey. Ladies' Night Gown--1 Beth Hooey, 2 Vera Cook. Bridge Cloth and Serviettes--1 Mrs. McDermott. Tray Cloth, emb--1 Vera Cook, 2 Aleta Ferguson. Luncheon. Set--1- Aleta Ferguson, 2 Margaret White. Tea Cosy--1 Mrs. Jas. Bell, 2 Mrs, John McKitrick. Fancy Work Bag --1 Margaret White, 2 Mrs. John McKitrick. Fancy Laundry Bag--1 Beth Hooey, 2 Aleta Ferguson. Centrepiece, white, solid emb.--1 Mrs. A. L. McDermott, 2 Mrs. C, L. Vickery. Centrepiece, white, eyelet--1 Mrs. C, L. Vickery, 2 Beth Hooey. Colored Centrepiece, emb--1 Mrs. John McKitrick, 2 Mrs, Jas. Bell. Pencil Drawing--1 Mrs. Colleran, Y'} Mrs. A. L McDer- d Sonley. Water Color---1 Mrs. A. L, MecDer- mott, 2 Mrs, Colleran. Five O'Clock Tea Cloth, any 2 Vera Cook. L. Vickery. Secretary's Note--As many of the entries were late, a period of two weeks is allowed for any corrections to be made to this lst. Sh.