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0 tbs Granulated Sugar ... : Fleet Breakfast Bacon, rind off , astry Flour, " 7'Ths for}. Sih Grapefr rit"... Silver Leaf Pare Lard 4 Shredded Wheat ein Superior Corn Flakes .. # Wine Biscuits .... Ginger Snaps ... .. Grapenuts, per pkg. ... Spinach, per tin Dishu Pineapple, sliced, per tin Thompson's Seedless Raisins . . Lemon and Orange Peel, per m in Glace Cherries, «% Ib tin ... Seeded Raisins, 15 oz. pkg. Sunlight Soap Infant's .. JAMES MeKEE & SON Superior Store, St. Charles Building, Port Perry. A DELIGHTFUL Christmas Present What more suitable and pleasing pres- ~ sent could be given to old residents of Scugog and vicinity, than an at- tractively written history of this locality? SCUGOG AND ITS ENVIRONS By REV. F. G. WEIR is such a book. It is written in a simple and engaging style. It is ri illustrated and neatly bound in cloth. The 'supply i is limited, and it would be wise to put in your order now for a copy of this book, which would be | eciated by any resident or for- mer resident of Scugog and Its En- virons. The price is-- Hawes" loos Wax Liquid Veneer .. Delight Soap Wonderful Soap . xe-pairing road 2; Mrs. Swan, $12.90, Aylmer "Tomatoes. ' Sweetheart Jelly Powder Aylmer Catsup, 8 oz. bottle Weston's. Digestive Biscuits, per. ™ iv; «30H oy ..3 for 19c. § Seve ce eee for 26c, said arn tin bc. .4 oz. 28¢. 12 oz. 4be¢. +3 for 21c. bars for 23¢. 4 for 23c, Phone 152 REACH COUNCIL The regular meeting of the Reach Township Council for the month of November was held on Saturday, the 12th, inst. All members present. The Reeve presiding. shades that delight. the eye by their beauty. - Interspersed among hese " beauties were etmarionn tom from. erim inches across, 'Orchids, other attractions were to be seen. The following accounts were passed Geo. Welch $4.80, dragging roads 6-16; C. Blakely $33.70 gravel; J. E. Mitchel $9.00, "bonus 80 rods. w. f.; Wm. Wilson $8.00 for 2 traffic signs; Stanely "McLeod $4.00, dragging; R. Harper $16,00, ditching and drawing gravel; Jno, Bailey, $16.25 resurfacing road No. 16; Silas Reynolds, $10.00, rep. culvert and sidewalk Seagrave; Geo. McMillan: $26.45 culvert, drag- ging and cleaning pit; Wm: Asling $7.80, gravel; Donald Payne $49.25, re-surfacing and ditching road no, 16; Wm. Parrott $373.95 to pay for labor building eulverts, ditching, grading and re-surfacing; Alex. McMillan $4.76 rep, grader; W.G.W. Pyatt $109.28 cement for culverts; Frank Millman $63.00 re-surfacing road; Baines & David, $14.27, steel for cul- verte; W. L. Parrish, $51.70, hard- ware supplies; T. G. Webster, $8.75, of interest. There the ordinary man mingle in enjoyment, wedr costumes that to the everyday world: are peculiar, and have a gorgeous time horées enjoy it, too. It.is a great the hurdles, and show delight or ill temper quite as plainly as do their riders, They must have endfess train- ing to be able to take those hurdles so skillfully. Many of the horses can jump all the barriers without a fault, and théy are h and quite close to- ing. How prod We talk about people "showing off" in its display than the knee action of bonus, w.f.; W. Lambe, $5.00 gravel; a pair of "high steppers." Mrs, J. Abbott, $12.00, gravel; Elmer Malyon, $26.00, one sheep killed by dogs; Robt. Vernon, $18.00, one lamb. ness they often do held it. killed by dogs; Geo. Ianson, $12.00, tense moment when the "Grand Par- one lamb killed" by dogs; W. Steel, F'. ade" begins and the huge Clydes and Vernon, W. H. Walker, and Fred Dure $2.00 each, valuing sheep. 2 The following Councilmen were ap- pointed to adjust townline expendi- tures for 1927, with neighbouring municipalities--Uxbridge and . Scott, Messrs, Til and: Murray; Brock, the public eye, and by sheer massive- those tremendous bulls. '-A broken and all is well «Messrs, McFarlane and Till; Whitby, Murs, Thompson and Christie. The Council adjourned until the 15th"day of December at. 10 a.m, mae) A TIMELY WARNING They're pickin' up the pieces, With a dustpan and a rake, Because he uséd- his horn : When he oughta used his brake. They're shovelin' up the shinbones, : 'And a-huntin' for the brain; Because he thought his flivver * Could go faster than a train. ks ro y liant yellow; deliéate pink, and eh the. Government if among the flowers a long time, but The horse show is always a centre' {from a country town meets a new world where the aristocracy of wealth" and aristocracy of the horse world altogether. ~The best of it is that the sight to see the hunters skim over but nothing is much more spectacular In thelr way, the cattle like to hold" tise Percherons weave in @nd out among stick in a bull's nose would spell pan- | debionium but the men are skilled, st mul fully tig Jnow wight son to white, some of them fully three I : ' fata a cis vig, To uf th stall devoted to "Canadian. grown nuts, and * Pancy Turkish Otie popular exhibit was that of the] Weight, suitable fi gold Hah. from the e: Walker House and other sources, all could see this fine splay at Royal Winter Fair. a i mY a pai Bi CONGRATULATIONS Mr. Alex. (Sandy) Stewart, Winnipeg, made four: e tries ab Royal Winter Fair, Toronto, r "1st in the Pace and Action 1st in Runabout "1st in Single Roadst 1st iin' Roadster Pair. These first prizes were won. in of very keen competition. Wor ¥ . 'Stuart was in town on Wed- ie to Chicago Mporelne 'Wednesday--Junior Ww. A at 435.) "Thursday-- Evensong and . Choir practice at 7.80 p.m. Wednesday and Saturday. se Mons The Wome: PR every . the 'second and. last, Tues