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$ ~ I g PAGE SMx THURS. - FRI. - SAT. AUGUST 6 - 7 - 8 Matlnee Saturday at 2.30 p. m. Happy boyhood days are yours again! Live again the Joyous days of youth wben a baunted bouse gave its greatest thrlll; your 'best gi" was your biggest WorrY; your mongrel dog your best friend ! Live them again wth "S KI P PY" Jackle Cooper, Robert Coogan, Mlti Green and Jackle Green. MON. - TUES. - WED. AUGUST 10 - Il - 12 Matinee Monday at 3 p. m. Lew Ayres ln "IRON MAN" A thrilling, grpplng, exclting storY that will sear ltself lndelily Into your hearti Bo unusual that It wMl be accilred everywhere as the year's most sensational bit! A Tod Browning product- Ion. From the novel by W. R. Burnett. author of "Little Cea- seai." Co-f eaturlng R~br Armstrong and Jen Harlow, witli john Mu.- Jan and Ned Sparks. Silverware Every Wednesday KODAK Picture Contest $100 Ontario Provincial Prize goes to John Morris, Toronto. $50-2ndl prize te John Hilders, Ottawa. $25-3rd prize to Sam Blytis, Ot- ta'wa. The above prizes, for child pic- tures submitted in May or June, were ail awarded for simple but interesting pictures. There are stili 265 cash prizes to be won. REMEMBER! one simple snapshot may win $12,250 The Grand Prize for one interesting picture. Why flot try for it? We'll help you by supplying- Cameras.. .. 98e and up Kodak Films 25e and up and finishing your snaps. We advise you to buy Verichrome Films. They get better pictures. Jury & Loveli Phone 78 We Deliver More Healtk PER QUART IN BOWMANVILLE WHOLE MILK DAIRY Al of the health giving pro- perties that's possible to secure through proper care and feeding of a herd is contained in the rich Jersey miik we seli. The cream line tells the story of greater food value . . . its taste speaks volumes for purity and wholesomeness. Serve our milk at all times! Phone 446 or 703. W. H. BETTLES, Proprietor. COURTICE Mr. Ronald courtice, Toronto, spent the holiday at home. Mi. and Mrs. Frank Gay, Winni- peg, are visiting relatives here. Mrs. A. F. Rundie la in Cleveland, Ohio, visiting ber sister, Mrs. Hors- burgh. Rev. W. J. H. Smytbe and Miss Smythe o! Orono were recent guests at the Parsonage. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hall, Pitts- burgh, are spending a week witb Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Brooks. Next Sunday Mr. W. J. Shean, Toronto, will speak morning and ev- ening on Prohibition Union. Mr. and Mrs. Hariy Grooms, To- ronto, and Mrs. Ed. Werry, Solina, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Short. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Webster, Misses Gladys and Eleanor, Toron- to, visited at Mis. A. F. Rundle's over the holiday. Rev. H. C. and Mms. Wolfîaim, Master Harry and Miss Helen, go to Muskoka this week where tbey will spend two weeks of their holldays. Miss Velma Gay accompanled them. We are pleased ta note that Mrs. Jack Short Is recovering f rom the serlous operation she had in Bow- manville Hospital three weeks ago and we hope she may soon be well enougb to return home. HAMPTON Mi. Perey Cowling la holidaying at his home here. Miss Eva Johns spent a f ew days with Miss Rosena Edgar, Harmony. Mr. and Mms. W. J. Ranton and Margaret, Trenton, vlsited ber sis- ter, Mrs. W. J. Virtue. Mr. and Mis. C. Neison and fam- ily, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. L. Wil- liams, Solina, vislted Mr. and Mis. S. Williams. Master Glen and Miss Madeline days with their grandparents, Mr. and Mis. A. Trenouth. Mr. John E. Robbins of the Sta- tistics Dept., Ottawa, spent the weekend with bis oncle and aunt, Mr. and Mis. E. Haggith, the latter being quite ill. Many new faces are seen on our streets these days, îepresenting new- comers residing and working here during the paving of the Scugog road f rom Bowmanville to Enniskil- len section. Many homes have boarders and roomers. Sunday evening service was well attended considering the warm weatheî. and those present were much impressed with the splendid discourse by Mr. P. Chapman of Pickering. Rev. Bick had charge of the Pickering services. Mrs. K. Caverly and Mr. Walace Horn sang nicely a vocal duet. The base-ball game, between Hampton and Solina, played in the Park Monday evening was one which created much interest. At the end of the seventh innings the teams were tied on a score of 16-16, which ne- cessitated an extra innings when Hampton won out witb a score o! 20-22. The program which followed the game consisted o! a play "Home Tics' presented by Albert St. Young People o! Oshawa. Entertainmenït was given between acts by Oshawa talent as well. Proceeds were to as- sist in the expense of ligbting the church. ENNISKILLEN Miss Reva McQill is bolidaying at Muskoka. Mis. Thos. McGill is visiting friends in Minden. Miss Eva Soucb spent a f ew days with Mrs. Edith Ormiston. Miss Ruby Dewell, Solina, spent Sunday with Miss Annie Oke. Mi. and Mrs. W. Mackie and fam- ily, Orono, visited Mr. Thos. Stev- enson. . Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gilbert and Velma spent Sunday at Mr, A. H. Beech's. Mr. and Mis. C. A. Stainton have gone to Oshawa to reside on Simcoe St. South. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Staples spent a week with friends in Stîatford and Bright. Mr. Clarence Ferguson, Toronto, spent Sunday wftb bis brother, Dr. H. Ferguson. Miss Elsie Oke, Toronto, is holi- daying with bier parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Oke. Mr. and Mrs. Silversides, who have spent a week at Dr. Ferguson's, returned to their home in Mt. Albert on Monday. Mr. and Mis. Jack Smith and Katherine, Bobcaygeon, spent the weekend witb the former's brother, Mr. Hoskin Smith. Mr. and Mrs. S. Rodman, Port Perry, Miss M. Dalton, Miss Maud Ashton, Toronto, Mr. Ira Travail, Oshawa, visited friends here. Mi. and Mrs. E. Rabm and f ar- ily, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. W. Pies- HAYDON Mr. and Mms. John Wrght vlsited friends in Port Hope recently. Mr. and MrsI McClusky and Mi. A. Grant, Toronto vislted at Mi. A. McNeil's. Miss Ada Beecb is bolidaylng at her sister's, Mrs. Austin Larmeî's, Buiketon. Mi. and Mrs. Austin Larmer and Murray, Burketon, Sundayed at Mi. A. Beech's. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Elliott, Mise Annie Mountjoy, Bowmanvllle, Mms. C. Johns, Miss Nancy Johns, Hamp- ton, at Mr. M. Slemon's. Mr. and Mms. H. Slemon, Toronto, Mrs. M. Moore, Bowmanville, Mi. and Mrs. John Roland, Millbrook. visited at Mr. R. McNeil's. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Wagg and family, Toronto, spent the week-end at Mr. L. Grabam's. Mms. Wagg and children remaining for a few days. Mr. and Mms. IHenry Ashton and babe, Mms. Reuben Ashton and daughter Irene, Miss Kathleen Wil- son, Port Hope, visited at Mi. L. Grahamn's. Mi. A. J. Adams and Ernest, Mi. and Mrs. W. Rice and babe, Toronto, Mms. Joe Avery, Mms. Cecil Brunt and Gordon, Messrs. Warren, Roy and Clarence Avery, Buiketon, Mi. and Mrs. George Avery, Mr. John Stacey, Little Britain. vislted at Mi. C. Avery's. On"Monday a large number gath- ered for oui annual community pic- nic at Pine Grove Park, north o! Haydon. The afternoon was spent lu playing baseball and social chitchat. About slx-thlrty over a hundied sat down ta, a bountiful supper spread on the grass at the close o! which ice creamn was served. CADMUS Miss Inez Frallck is guest o! Miss Hilda Fallis. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Philp motored to Toronto last Friday. Miss Helen Fowler visited at Mi. John Stîong's on Friday. Miss Birdie Fallis spent Sunday under the parental roof. Mi. Thos. Woods of Lindsay spent last Sunday in this vicinity. Miss Willa Milne calied on Mr. Arthur Southern Monday evening. Mrs. Pollard, Toronto, is spending a few days with Mr. and Mms. A. E. McGill. Mr. Mcli Johnston, Toronto, spent the holiday witb bis oncle, Mr. Ed- gar Gibson. Mrs. Devitt and Helen bave re- turned home a!ter spending a week in Muskoka. Miss Irene Hyland and Miss Lu- cille Hyland are holidaying at Mr. Thos. Hyland's. Mr. and Mis. Smith Ferguson and Collette spent the weekend at Mi. A. E. McGil's. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Pbilp, Tor- onto, are spending their bolidays with their parents. A number f rom this vicinity at- tended the anniversary services at Nestîcton on Sunday. Mis. W. D. Ferguson's group beld a quilting bee at the home of Mrs. Mabel McKec last Tuesday. Mr'. and Mis. Everaî'd Sanderson and family. Mr. J. N. Sanderson and Mis. Philp called on Mr. Wm. Neals, Orono, on Sunday. Mr. and Mis. Flem Thompson and family motored to Bowmanville on Sunday and visited bis brother, Mr. George Thompson. Mrs. H. E. Trewin and son Merle have rcturned to their home in Ot- tawa a! ter spending two weeks amongst their friends in Cartwright and Manvers. SOLINA Mms. Geo. Howsam la visitlng f rlends at Stouf[vlile. Congratulations ta Mr. and Mrs. Will Leask on the arrivai of a baby gi. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grooms and family, Toronto, vlsited at Mr. S. E. Werry's. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Tink visited at Mr. Will Warner's, Hastings, on Sunday. MIr. Stanley and Miss Mfldred Wèêbber, Columbus, visited at Mr. H. E. Tink's. Mr. and Mms. Chas. Howsam and baby, visited at Mr. A. Williams', Port Perry. Misses Gadys and Isobel Yellow- lees are visiting at Mr. Roy Hed- don's, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Steele and daughter, Hamilton, visited at Mr. Arthur MillIson's. Mastems Franklin and Robert Awde, Toronto, are visiting at their uncle's, Mr. H. G. Pascoe. Remember the Division meeting ln the Sons' Hall Frlday evenlng. August l4th. Everyone attend. Mr. and Mis. Fltzgibbons and son Jlm, Toronto, Mms. Sam Bray, En- field, called on Mr. and Mis. A. L. Pascoe. Mr. Jack Reynolds attended the funeral of bis uncle, Mr. Sam Rey- nolds o! Windsor in Bowmanville on Wednesday. Miss Hazel Smith, Tixamesford. Mr. Roy Anderson, London, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. A- an McKessock. Mr. and Mms. Chas. Mackey, Brooklln, Mi. and Mrs. Gordon White and famlly, North Oshawa, vislted at Miss Mary Hogarth's. Mms. Nellie Garbutt, Sycamore. Ill., Miss Ada Wight, Edmonton, Alta., called at Mi. Jack Baker's and on Mms. John Pascoe on Civlc Holi- day. Mr. and Mis. Lynde and Miss Jean, Oshawa, Mrs. Saville and childien, Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Heddon, Toronto, vsited at Mr. Jack Yellowlees'. Mr. and Mis. W. Brady and Miss Jean, Sarnia, Mr. and Mms. Frank Breades, Stratford, were recent vis- itors at Mr. John Naylor's and Mr. Cecil Pascoe's. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Nookes, Mr. and Mrs .Reg. Nookes and son David, Mr. and Mrs. Mackenzie Penfound and Miss Hazel, Mrs. M. E. Pen- founci, Oshawa, visited at Mr. W. T. Baker's. Mr. and Mrs. A. Whitnell, June and Loraine, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rey- nolds, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Reynolds, IToronto, Mrs. W. H. Halfacre, Bow- manvile, with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs. Lew Luke, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brooks and family, Osh- awa, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Verney and children. Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. El- mer Wilbur, Taunton. visited at Mr. Thos. Baker's. Misses Elsie and Irene Bragg, To- ronto, spent the weekend at Mi. John Baker's. Mi. and Mis. Howard Couch and f amlY, Bethesda, and Mr. W. J. Bragg, M.P.P., Bowman- ville. also vislted at Mr. John Bak- er's. Mr. Frank Chapman of Pickering preacbed here very acceptably last Sunday in the absence o! our pas- tor, Rev. J. R. Bick wbo was preach- ing anniversary services at Picker- ing. Mr. and Mrs. Chapman were guests at Mr. A .L. Pascoe's f or tea. August meeting of the Women's Institute will be held next TbumsdaY afternoon, Aug. l3th, at the home of Mrs. Fred Smith, Enfleld. Program in charge of group 4. Roll call- Salads. The speaker for the after- noon will be Mrs. W. Adams of Bow- manvile. It is hoped there wil be a good attendance. Misses Vera Fletcher and Mari ory Perry, Kalamazoo, Mich., spent a few days wlth the former's aunts, Miss Mary Hogarth and Mms. R. Pascoe, on their way to Muskoka. A picnic was held In their honour at Hampton Park on Monday after- noon and an enJoyabie time spent. ENFIELD Mrs. Ellis and Miss EIllis, Tor- onto, visited at Mr. L. C. Pascoe's. Alsike is being thieshed and la yielding from 2 % ta 7 bus, ta the acre. Mr. and Mrs. E. Laver and f amlly, Toronto, have been vlsltlng at Mi. E. Ormlston's. Mi. and Mms. John Smth and famlly, Bobcaygeon. MisaeB. Palmer and Mrs. Palmer, Toronto, vlslted at Mr. Athur Orndston's and Mi. Ed- win Ormiston's. PURPLE HILL Miss Luella Tripp, Shirley, spent Sunday wth Miss Frances Graham. Miss Edna Vance, Port Perry, la visiting at her brotber's, Mr. Wilber Vance. Congratulations ta Mr. and Mis. Russel Steele on the birth of a baby daugbter. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Toms and fam- ily spent Sunday at the home o! Mr. W. W. Wetberilt of Caesarea. Mrs. John D'Arcy and her daugb- ters, Hilda, Pauline and Joan, of Oshawa, are spending a few days at Mr. Wm. D'Arcy's. Miss Velma and Master Keitb Fer- guson, En.field, are spending some bolidays at the home of their uncle, Mr. Fred Ferguson. A serious motor accident occurred north of Blackstock Saturday even- ing. in which a former resident of Purple Hill, Mr. David Johnston, was very seriously injured. He was tak- en to Oshawa bospital in an uncon- scious condition and passed away shortly afterwards. The sympatby o! the community is extended to bis f amily. These are prices that cannot be beaten where quality is considered... Ail meats home killed and municipally inspected. Cash only. Phone 203r2l. We Deliver in BgowmanvilIe and District Je De CATOR MAPLE GROVE A Message to the Automobile Drivers Greetings, NeighborsI 1 Here is Good News For You This is an invitation to you, oui neigIrbor! Since 1914 1 have had tise pleasure of serving many ssotorists in Bowiuan- ville and vicinity. And during these years mauy of oui neigis- bors have purchased cars from us, or had repair work doue in oui Garage at Oshawa. Now yen eau obtain this sasse service lu Bowmauville. Now we are briuging te each o! you, no matter what make of automobile you ssay own, au opportumity te take advantage of a convenieut and efficient automobile repair shop. We want you te drive in aud inspeet our uew Super Service Station. It has every departssent uecessary te make any repair ou your car. You wlI fiud courteous attendants, reasouable prices, aud best of ail by lettmng us serve you, you.r car wiIl have appear- ance, cossfort. sa!ety, performance and ecouomy. Perhaps many of you in driving past oui Garage lu Oshs- awa have o! ten wondered if you could not bring youi car in for repaii work, refraining from so doing because you thought that we repalred onlytise make o! cars we sel and service, but thse barrler's down uow-you kuow THAT YOU WILL BE WEL- COME, and that we eau. fil your needs right here lu Bewman- vile. And so we say: "'Greetings Neighbors,"l We are ready te serve you! AD. Cox. 10 Efficient Departments to Serve You From Tires to Top you wiII Find eveything you want at this Service Station WASHING AND POLISHING Imprevesa Car'.loos 100%t SPECIALRIATES WASH CAR ........ 3..1.00 POLISH CAR .. .. 1.00 TOP DRESSING .......3 1.00 Aie Yon Proud o! Tour Ca.rs Appearance? OILING AND GREASING Preserves your car--Cuts repairs! (Any make o! car $1.00) If you want econossy with your car it mnust have preper lubrication by lubrica- flou experts. Don't use just any sert o! oùi. TIRE REPAIRING "Ton neyer kuow wheu yen mght ueed that spare tire." The next tisse yen have tire trouble jusf, give us a cal]. Special prices ou tires for ail cars. USED CAR DEPARTMENT GOOD VALUES IN USED CARS See us when yon want a Used Car. Wo have mauy good values taken lu trade. Wlde selectian lu makes, types aud prices. PARTS AND ACCESSORIES "Beautif y your car wlth an aceessery."1 If we haven't wisat you want we eau get it for yen. How about a cigar ligister, spouges, chamois, polis sud auto soap. GENERAL REPAIR WORK Renew your car's performance. Mauy motorists now brlng their cars lu for In- spection at regular lutervals. They find it pays-pays in better performance and Iowered cost of upkeep. NEW CAR DEPARTMENT You can buy a Ford on easy terms. Cail or telephone for demonstration. Then you wUl know why it is sucis a great car te own and drive. PAINT SHOP "New car appearance at minimum oot."s Are yen prend of yeur car? Is it duE ami shabby loeeinig? Give your car a new coat of paint er have If touched Up lu our paint shop. GAS AND QIL Higis grade Gasolines rellued by Cities Service Oil Cosspany. Don'f. use "maut any sort of eiV., We have dillerent grades o! oil for different cars. We arn tise euly garage ln Bowssauviile who eam supply Ford owners with Mod-A-0il. BODY REPAIR DEPT. "A car looks as aid as its fenders."' If those fenders need sfraighfeuing or tise body o! yonr car has a badl dinge lu It bring your car to Cox. Yen will ho sur- prised at the excellent workxnanship. COX MOTOR SALES KING STREET, PHONE 727 Care Will Save Your Car oe BQWMAN VILLE Let Lis help You TYRONE Church service at 7 p. m. on Sun- day. Mi. Frank Hatherly, Dixie, spent the weekend at home. Mr. Levi Annis, Toronto, spent the weekend at home. Rev. and Mms. A. M. Wootton are holidaying at Lake Baptiste. Miss Elva Virtue, Town, spent the holiday witbh er mother, Mms. Laura Virtue. Mis. (Rev.) Isaac Couch and Miss Charleston, Toronto, visited at Mr. Thomas Scott's. Several f rom here attended the CanadiaTi Legion field day at Can- nington on Monday. Miss Mac Caîneron. Toronto, spent the weekend wtb ber parents, Mi. and Mms. H. Cameron. Mr. and Mis. W. MacDonald and Catherine, Cobourg, recently vislted îer parents, Mr. and Mms. W. Stew- aÂt. Several !rom bere attended the Hooper picnic wblch was beld at Cream of Barley Camp, Bowman- ville. Mis. W. R. Ciemens, Toronto, bas been spending a few days with Mis. A. W. Annis and calied on other friends. Miss L. Penfound bas ietuined ta Toronto a! ter spending several weeks' holidays witb Mis. Albert Hawkey. A number f rom here attended Or- ono Street Pair and several brought home blankets and other prizes. Al report a good time. Mi. and Mis. B. H. Moitlock, Bowmanvillc, visited the latter's parents, Mr. and Mis. T. H. Gibbs, on Civie Holiday. Mi. and Mis. T. Gieenwood and Mi. Lance Greenwood, Peterboro, Miss M. McCullough. Toronto, visit- cd at Mr. R. McCullough's. Mi. and Mis. Thomas Richards, Mi. and Mis. Albert Hawkey and Mis.s L. Pcnfound îccently visited at Mr. Howard Findley's. Unionville. Mis. T. Findlcy, Ola and Bert, Thoinhill. Mis. Norman Byers, Il- Pre and Doreli. Toronto. are visiting Ilin' formei's father, Mi. Edward Vil-tue. Mi. and Mis. Harold Skinner and Lloyd. Mi. and Mis. A!. Ayre, So- lina. enjoyr'd oarnotoî trip to Ot- f owa an'd North Bay and other M.ard MiS. Ge. Pel ond son (h'.Fronrk îond Br.rt. New Tor- I u o v'.tel t Mr Elias Sfrutts on ho (li. lelatiter remoaining for Mi'. 1<ih(") Scotand cloîîghter Helen. reompo Ied v h!ic fother. h.Thn ~Sc ott. a ocdthe ftînerffl of Ilho lot e Mis. George Lane, Oakwood, last week. i ¶ 'IUIM C A AN RTaW~ATMM'~DANs.? OITgAY5vI?.T.V TmUPMAY. AITnT th. 1931 f 'Y.. i t la. *11.~ 4 ( I I i 't,. 1(1 ~ i We French clean and pre'ss lady's dress, F0OR gohwn, suit, or long coat. or gcnt's suit or overcoat. SmaIl extra charge for pleating. SHERRIN'S DYE WORKS 1423 Bloor St. IV. Toronto BOWM ANVILLE AGENTS THE SMART SHOP Phone 633 ('owan Block 'IWLjffl V -izlvzl&ojilLx, ILUXU131 UbLi, JLUOI Ma y We Suggest? ThIs omblnatlofl as a moneY-saving 'specla for Saturday, August SOi. Thse quality is thse best and thse baklng unequalied. 1 LOAF 0F BREAD LFOR 1 DELICIOUS FRUIT PIE LAYER CAKE 55C 1 RING 0F BUNS This Specia.l only 50e wth Apple or Raisi Pie Ice Cream - Candy - Soda Fountain Bowmanville Baker y Starting Friday August 7 New Low Prices on Prime BeeF Blade............... 12c Shoulder........... 12c Thick Rib .......14c Rump .............. 17c Round.............. 18c Porterbouse....22c Prime Rib ........16c Roîled Rib .......21c Brisket ............... 8C Plate Rol........15C -ras Ç;,&NAUJAN isuwi