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PAGE SIX THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, BOWMANVILLE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1926 The boys- 1f-t_,;aylare taugbt ORONOc ___________________b (From The News of Sept. 2nd.) L Mr. Allen Moffatt left Tucsday Morning fýor Goven, Sask. Rev. W. A. Bunner, Boax-anville, I preacbed at Kirby Sunday.e Master Harold Cuniming, Toronto, is visiting bis aunt, Mrs. Heber Sýiuch Mr. and Mrs. James Patiton, Tor- onto, visited her sister, Miss Bella Watson. Miss Mi. E. G. Waddell, Barrister,c was bomne frcm Toronto over the weekend.9 Mr. Glover, Newtonville, and cous-t in, Miss A. Cooper, Kendal, visited1 Mr. R. Fowler. Miss Lena Fralick. Port Perry, visited ber sister, 'Miss Mabel Davey, at Mr. S. Halliday's.t Mr .Haroid Seymnour and friend,i Toronto, are holidaying at bis fath-i er's, .%Ir. George Seymnour. Orono basebali team journeyed over to ýMillbrook or Monday last and defeated that burg 13-6. Mr. Guss Bounsall, Bowmnanville, is installing the electric wiring in tbe W. E. Davey house and shop. Mrs. Gilfillan, Bowmianville, and Miss Viola Gilfillan. Riplev, spent a few days at Mr. J. J. Gihlan's. Mr. Ewart Tucker is supplyincr at the corner store for 'Mr. Isaac Wint- er during is absence in the Xet. Mr. Elswortb Beacock, formerly of Kirby, accompanied by a gentleman friend, Detroit, Micb., visited here. Miss Cora M. Cruse of Bewdley, visited Mrs. E. J. Eagleson before returning to ber scbool duties in Osh- awa. Mr. Frank Walsh, wbo . recentlyl went West bas secured a gGod posi- tion as clerk jr a store at Weyburn, Sask. Mrs. Wilfred Duffy and son Ted i wbo bave been 6isiting with ber par- I ents, returned bomne to tbe city oni Friday.1 Mr. J. H. Allen, Mrs. 1. R. Bragg1 and friends, Messrs. Sleep and Craw- ford were recent visitors at Mr. R. H. Allen's. Miss Margaret Dowell afte n n joyable six weeks' boliday at Mr. H. N. Yonker's, returned to bier home in Toronto. Mrs. James Fairservice, Londs- bore, and Miss Add Tyernian, Sea- fortb, spent the past week or two at Mrs. Bradley's. Alderman Harry Merrifield and daughter, Port Hope, made a sbort visit bere Sunday, calling on Mr. Ja.. Moffat and otber friends. Manq mothers can testify te the virtue of Mother Graves' Worm Ex- terminator, perbaps they kno.w f rom experience how useful it is. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Brown and daughter, Rocbester, N. Y., wbo are visiting ber fatber. Mr. T. W. Jack- son, Newcastle, visited here Wednes- day. Mr. W. Keats and niece of Walker- ville, and Misses J. and Ethel Keats of Cbathamn, were visitors over the weekend wjtb Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Richards. Mr. George Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Winter left Tuesday on a trip of inspection of their real estate holdings in Manitoba and Sas- kaUehewan. Ready-Made Medicine.-You need no physician for ordinary ilîs wben y ou bave at band a bottle of Dr. Tomas' Eclectric O i For -oughs Keeps EYESý Clear, Bright and Beautit fi Wrte Muine Co. Chiago. forE eCare Book For Canada, more especially for Ontario and set for a tremendous development. codiios-neo!te es .rtiede 1 Pa1 Peidn1c heCllg -c -1 siens, Indianapolis, Indiana. OBathl gentlemen bave recently visted ini the bhone-town, wbere they are al- ways welcorne.1 An 011 For Ail Men.-The sail3r, the soidier, the fisherinan, the lum- berman, the out-door laborer and al wha are exposed te injury and the elements wili find in Dr. Tho4mas' Ec- lectric Oil a true and faithful friend. To ease pain, relieve cold.s, dress wounds, subdue lu.mbago and over- corne rheu'matisan, it is excellent. Therefore, it should bave a Place in al borne edicines and be amongat tho.se taken on a journey. Quebec, the stage is al The fabulous wealth of our North Country-now established beyond question-needs only the assurance of honest and stable government to attract capital and immigration on a scale that will inaugurate a period of unprecedented prosperity. A tew years hence in Ontario there may easily be a population of 1,000,000 north of the Great Lakes and the Ottawa River. Ail 0f which means a big and profitable market for farm products. That mark,ýt should be reserved exclusively for Canadian farmers. Elect a Conservative Government, and it wil be so reserved. For the Conservative Party stands pledged to see that the Canadian farmer is as adequately protected in this market as the United States farmer is in his. As Mr. Meighen stated at Midland on August 3rd, "We will make it as hard for the American farmers to get their surplus shipments into Canada, as they are now making it diffleuit for' the Canadian farmer ta get his surplus into the United States." sanitary and bealtbful living condi- tiens in bundreds of Boy Scout camps. In most of these camps, Fly-Tox, the modemn safeguaz:d to health and comfort is part of the regular equipment. Get Fly-Tox from vour retailer, always in ho:tics witb blue label. WI LSONS colds, sore throat, bronchiai troub- trouble. The relief from Dr. J. D. les, it is invaluable; for scalds, burns,1 Kellogg's Astbrna Rernedy is beyond bruises, sprains it is unsurpassed; meas-ure. Where was suffering while for cuts, sores and the like it there cornes comfort and rest. is an unquestiona-ble healer. It needs Breatbing becornes normal and the no testimonial other than the use, bronchial tubes contpletely cleared. and tbat will satis-fy anyane as to its This unequalled rernedy is worth effectiveness. many tirnes its price te all who use Mr. Kenneth Hall resumed duties it. on tbe staff of one of tbe Toronto In tbe Agents Business Contest, scbools, Wednesday, after spending Dominion Life Assurance Co., for six weeks' vacation with Mr. Don August, Mr. C. F. Duncan of this McPberson and other friends at Ro- town was awardead tbe casb prize of chester, N. Y. $25.00 in gold, as baving written tbe Orono Wsnoen's Institute are largest amount of if e insuranee in giving a casb prize of one dollar to Eastern Ontarie the pupil of eacb room of tbe Orono Msr.Toa n sadCw pubie ,coolobtinng he arestanand Jobn Brown are exbibiting number of points on exhibits shown horses at the Canadian National Ex- at the Sc'booj. Fair, Sept. iOtb. bibition this week. Mr. Lindsay cf Gordon Moffat, S. S. No. 19, En- the Bellwood place, Trickey's Corn- terprîse, -%,bh-oe name did flot appear ers, bas entered a large exliibit cf in the Higb School entrance exam- prize fowl, pedigreed dogs, and boy- mnations reports, bas been givon a ses; alsýo a number cf otber poultry credit 2 per cent beloxv bonor marks fanciers of Orono and district are on the reading cf his papens we are inaking large exbibits. inforrned. The indications of worms are rest-] Strangled witb Astbnma is the onlyl lessn ess, grinding cf the teeth, pick- expression tbat seems to convey what ing of tbe ii-ose, extrerne peevishness,I is endured frorn an attack of tbisl often convulsons. Under these r n e he is o! pr ithe m .rnovê that can b., got is Miller's Wormn Powdera. They wiUl attack the warrns as sean as administered and they pass a*ay in the evacuations. The littie sufferer will be inediate- ly eased and a return of the attack will net be ikely. Bowmanville correspondent bo Or- ono Ne*ws wrote: Rev. Neil McPber- son, M. A., D. D., of Springfield, Mass., is in Toronto for tbree Sun- days supplying for one of the Tor- onto ministers. Many of our older citizens will remiember John, Neil and Dave McPberson wben tbey wereý living in this town in their early days, and now tbey are scattered to tbe four corners o! tbe eartb almost. John is out in Iowa State; Dave, wbo wben bore was an employee o! the Morris Carniage Works, is now a resident o! Toronto and Neil is one of the great preachers of the day, as many can testify who have had the great pleasure of hearing hirn. The last pulpit appearance bere of Mn. McPherson was in St. Paul's Church, and on the same plat- f orra was another of Bowrnanvilie's clever students, Prof. Charles T. Co- Operative Marketing Every farmer who knows his business hopes to -produce in larger quantity, and stili be able ta sell the increase without breaking the market; -produce in a better quality, and ob'zain the premium to which he should thereby be entitled. Both hopes can be realized - quickly and in full measuse - through co-operative marketing!1 The proper procedure as regards organizatian, the praper technique as regards standards, grading, etc., and the proper methods of financing, are now an open book that all who will may read and profit by. In the five years he was in office, Mr. King did absolutely nothing to bring the blessings of co-operative marketing within reach of Canal*an farmers. But- Mr. Meighen stands pledged, if returned ta power-to quote his own words from an address delivered in Ottawa on July 2th-"to put inta force such a policy as will enable the farmers of Canada ta build up a marketing system which will compare in efficiency with that of any agricultural country in the world." And this pledge will be carried out, even as Mr. Meighen's pledge ta stop the dumping on the Canadian market af United States fruits and vegetables has already been carried out 1 Yours is the choice-yours the responsibility-on Septemnber l4th. If you would unlock the double door to prosperity, the key for which Mr. Meighen offers you- VOTE foir Fe W. BOWEN DuIn For Bigger and Bette r Mairkets!f a LI~beMrmanvtive VliaoepCODwàtW Ing 0UUeet UsaS. Toemoa2 PrUect the Home Market Promises are Good -- but Actions are Bette r For the United States farmer, the season for "seasonable" produce - ail kinds of fruits and vegetables -opens much earlier than it does for you. When your cherries, or your tomatoes, are first ready to pick, his production of cherries or tomatoes is at its peak. Heretofore, in order to avoid breaking prices in bis own market, he has been accustomed to dump bis surplus production on yours. In less than three weeks f rom the time it took office, the Conservative administration effectually stopped this practice by rigid er"forcement of the dumping regulations 1 * What Others Have Donc You Too Can Do! The farmers of Canada have shown that they can march abreast of the whole world in quality pro- duction. Also they have made giant strides in increasing the quantity of their production. But in the business-like, efficient marketing of their products they have failed to keep pace. Little Denmark has developed a system of co- operative marketing that has made her one of the most efficient and prosperous agricultural countries in the world. 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