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TEE C~ 6' S~ATESMAN, BOWMANVILLE. ONTARTO q'UTTURnAIP IA~fles4*~ qui.. - --.---,-~- ~l *V~~~AW~ ~ £UIA Phone Clarke 1114 ' Mr. Roy Ashton, Canipbellford, end with his parents, Mr. and was home over the weekend. Mrs. Perey Hare. Harold and Alf. Adair are Mr. Thos. Spencer lfrimn working in General Motors, Osh- Iadder ini an apple tMre he was awa. pruning and hurt Idu knee so bad- W. F. Rickard and Mrs. H. J. BIRTÉIS , Auétion Sales Real Estate For Sale 4~ A et _________ Miss Helen Williamns, Bowman- !y he will probably.be laid up for Toms. Agents______ ____________lq FrSl ville, was a weekend guest of Miss a couple of, w"çs Mr. E. E. Patterson, Newcastle, DC .Dck(..&!)and h Acin Sale of farm, stock FOR SALE-BRICK BOUSE ON ONE MAN WfIT OME.SLSFRSALE- Q Reita Cooke. Bowen . . 5ýiSýâoèiÜkJlf idladi-and g-adMr. Ernest Hamnm, Orono, re- Mrs. Diack arehap oan and implements of C. W. Cathcart, RngS.rednco telt abiyad r- aflahy.A yEme Mr. F. W. Bwnwsi To- nient ' tta, was home for the presented the Orono Horticultur- nounce thé gift of a Î& hter, south hall of Lot 7, Con. 8, Clarke J. B. Martyn. Phorte 401. 10.2* ferences required for steady RR ,Bwinilp ronto and attended the Ontario weekerid. Pte. Lloyd Afldread al Society at the Provincial o. Carol Jeraine, at the Civi Hos- Township (near Kendai)hsbenostn.$50awegar- 248 Good Roads convention. has also been home with his par- ticultural Convention mn Toronto pital, Ottawa, Ont., on February Postponed until March 12th, 1941, FARM FOR SALE.-BEING THE teed ta man with proper quali- Mrs. C. A. Cowan is in the Wes- ents, Mr. and Mns. Matt. Alldread. asat Thursday and Fnlday. Mr. 28th, 1941. at 1 o'clock Standard Time. Eliner southwest quarter of Lot 11, fications. Apply to Box 120, cLco ter Hspta, oroto M. ow Mr Go.Gry as otben oHammn was one of the delegates HODGI Bwianvile H p Wilbur Auctioneer. 10-1 Concession 9, Township of Dar- Statesman Office, gîvlng fuFor an went up with her last week. well again the past the wesslected to teil the convention lington, and cofltaiiiing 43 acres particularm. 10-1 stables, andheAloc5lTOo55;tWIeH CARe FORtchoice mlxed hay 22tsow19d1, ta Dr. W. . Walto-Ball ad Mr. bt is no muwh bttWatkihns-Routee Theuch hasned 5tsrfarrow moaech llSsho walla syoùcg Erie altonBall pent he wek- wek ag. Il s nowabou creaed mebershp in 940.Mr. ad Mrs ThomstantrucconsefavaJonlable. mCashose, fone prngan vario Ts55a ea; CA, FO Ho- H' tbegodhnhuewnWinaeRgo Mr rn ebunWlig r n r.FakBnfor- from the 1939 total of 50 ta 150 pital, on March 4th, 1041-j Os Morariii stck, mplmt, 14,anp ga ,Hapo.10-2 with the largest company cf ils .WBrosR..4,own- ton, Del. whN Gaskind viatthe worl of Geneakoushoville, ephone94022n7in1.-M incras f 50. ai nd Fe Aber uim t ' arsokple2~14 .~~n mfrintsphMreee ndin the&wj ord.ce- publi returned home this week. in Newcastle ina apart af Mrs. T. estthws o e n v poentfioecf manville, the gift of îB . gan, soulte housiehald a RtsS Lot23-nd24ECn- credit furnlshed qualified ap -_____________ il wa don and pokeof soe ofand ome husehld efects cesso os2 ad2,Coni- plicants. Write Watkins, 2177 day morningan sang as a so- Miss Phyllis Clemence, Belle- went lato a member-getting con- 28th, .1941, ta Mr. and Mrà. j. M. tioneer. 9-2 brick ede house, aibrignple-n10-4 FREIGHTFREE W-ESTLmL' pran soo, The ostChod." ville Public School staff, visited test, the ladies pitted against the Woodward, Oshawa, a daughteransioPetyfwte. enDA!R WATD-SEL GRN -Were llnga Mr. Jack Hare, who was suffi- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. gentlemen. The two active gentle.. (Deargia Pearl). Lvestc o Sl ndsl. lnyofwtr Plow- toilet articles, medicines, kit- fracnodo lj ciently recovered to leave the hos- Clemence, and was accompanied men, il was learneci althte con-oc or.ae ing done. Possession May lut,- chen products, cleaners fara arag 1941. ApplY ta J. D. Hogarth, necessities, ta an estaillhed gani hr ssfiln e pital in Kingston, spent the week- t Newcastle by Mns. A. H. Fisher vention, were the two "ErnestasE TI FOR SALE-TWO GOOD GRADE Hampton. 1.2 cetl aifcino oe who visited her_________________E.___ttensodaforErnt.tCa.lIand DEéeHus1if a .Rickard. and they went al their job la sudCOCRN...I oorg ac oan. Apply John Hendry, B. R. -Wanted sio ntalsaestring gmis- Mr. Wm. Henry is in the hospi- an earnest way that they won the ltEAEInCbug..ac elp returSindcapitsaestring cogis- 1- 6th, 1941, en. 3,uarwcttle, shcceClsror mon- at Oshawa. Mn. E. H.,Joli, cf contest, beating their massed lady t,14,Mr Jane MaClenan, 3en.wcstl, poneClake 922 __________or___mon-_ Glidden, Sask., who is spending opponents by 3. That is their tota widow of the late J. E. .Coch- 10L14MLE HELP WANTED-RADIO ey refunded on returh of mier- TeCu R adn v the wiater with his father, Mr. membership catch numbered ai rane, formerly af Maple Grove. FOR SALE _ HOLSTEIN COW and appliance salesinan wanted chandise. Catalogue, condtos Geo. H. Joli, accompanied him, to more than the ladies'. According The funeral wll take.place On due to freshen; 9 Yorkshire pigs ,with- service experience prefer- on requegt.- Famillex Producta, TACJ N AD RM Oshawa and then went on ta To- to the agreed on rules of the con- Saturday from her late. resi- 6 weeks old; aise 2 Incubators ý*d. Straight salary. Good op- 570 St. Clement, Montreal. 10-1 3pm.t10..Dacs - ronto for a visit. test the lasers had to entertain decCoug (500 egg slze each). Apply Roy P-ortunit.Apyb etrol.bcoSoe hn 84 - Mn. J. H. Jose attended a meet- the wlaners, which they did l LIS~BR-A e oe VanCamp, Bowmanville R. IR. 2. Jbert Simpson Ca., Llmited, Watch Repairai OSAW, NT of the Directors of the Cana- grand style. Earnest Ernest told 233 Robinson Street Ha=MltonPhWATCH10.A101 CLOhCwaStEPAI10S OSAA N.dian Giadiolus Society in Toronto the convention that if youwant February 26, 1941, dirstia El-FRSLE7YOR.SHIREHRE A WNE-SNL TCmekeepersovKerhauldraSEf1 on ebrar 28h.Accmpayig remer5gosebth eherwlow IËugO Plgs, 6 weekm old. Apply Frank experienced, on 100 acres, hy- sonably, by Mr. C. Milis. Over Pakn odiind hmtoTrnowreMs oejoin. Go after them; they won't Ilelasteiber, and sister cf Chris- ls w or th, phone Oshawa dro, power niachinery, na mnilk- 20 years'exIenine s stoTNIA!I Parking ~Mrs. J. L. Cryderman, and Rev' cme to you, not many of them. tian Rehder of BoWmanville. 49J2. ig .B aiHampton, ca. PhoeOhw 084o Friay ndSatrdy H~ oie, owmnvlle ~phone 2413. 10-1 write Gea. Del. Oshawa. 10-1 MAECH 7 - 8 The ewcastle War Savings WARIOUTS VOLUME 0F, REAR - Ia Lindsay, on Sunday, iFOR SALE - TEN YORKSHIRE___________Srce Fred Astaire-Paulette Goddard Committee held a meeting in the READING March 2, 1941, adaRa, pigs, 6 weeks oid. Apply H. C. HELP WANTED - CAPABLE Wjo Wdnedaa 8 .m. cucil chamber on Wednesday ____wlfe of the late Johxf]Rqar, age -P e dw e , Newcastle R.R.2. honsekeeper for couplé in vil- vou va e IL D "SECOND CH RU ' evening cf this week to hear re- h 90rpr feNwa- 95 years. Funeral was held Phone Clarke 3823. 10- lage, before April ist. Ail con- WR ATD-MRID Ula,7g. BuremaMerdlt - rMeSho prtscf he anvsses t dte.te Memorial Library Board, just Cemetery, Lindsay. Mother of FOR SALE - FOX TERRIER Box 116, dlo StatemmanOffice, woa with two grmall childwen ad hm band Mn. R. S. Grahamn was in the rlaesosta mnr M.Go ese n Charlie Dutterworth chair; fuiler report next week. ree, d hwsta m]er Ms e.Wese n Mrs. J. dag, male, one year old, weill. Bownianville. jo-î. wouid like Position asý house- r.i,8g. number of books was taken from H. McQuarnle, Bowmanville. be.Poe25.1- keeper. No objection ta work- EAGLSI On February 26th, through the ibrary durlng a ful year cf 10- MAN AMm IEWNE-O igl onr oe o 1, *ni~ la REVIVAL Reeve C. R. Carveth and Mr. A. war than la receat past yemars ia I M M RA FOR SALEý-14 PIGS, 6WEK care, for elderly geeanh oSasman Ofc. 1- E. ellow, ~'secretar-treasurer Of that there were fewer peapW ètak-. _IN___MEMORIAM_____ old; alse A pigs 12 weeks o14. hlm own haone, ail convemiencein, Po .aeITO n OfiW ruay lNignt at 11 th Newcastle Bal Club, a smniof ing out books, not sa, much,, limeC Apply George -Benetin, Hamp- in, exchange for free rent and PSTO AXTED - YOUNG U ATS OO dTHE! LADY £35, British funds, was sent t to read as in peace times. How- CAN-In sad and loviag inenory ton, phone 2612. 9-2 fuel, light and water, and use niairied woman demires position nd,7.0m: VAN5HES" s NewcastlTne's WrtVic bks of re ail a lato n h49 o mpaàsistaway M ldah Cincf large garden. Box 117, The as houmekeeper wlth family linue Cp In Un toNwasewcstine's Wf iisgteverooksoeren cass i rcltot wo al f069 ~daa ac ,135 tsaBwa ee.1-3 on countAp y. e 1,St ee- Hado ueL Margaret Lokwo tims Fund. The farwarding cf this during the year, whlch is an av- Par away la that beautiful land Watd to Rent -tatsmanBowmnvile. 1..3*Boxaor1caiSBat eser Mihal edrae Pu Lka gItwil o lsttaCaad'sHiherage of 204.8 a week. The total cfGd WANTED TO REiT - FIVE OR HIELP WNE - CAPABLE mlan Office.9- Como mmonrslsLndoeon.auneroLoorowesns 74ornesienhemaleyrf eaf SObooomd ans wth ilcansgil7or enorlhosewrk.____the_______________of________________ AWeel of SOUI HftS Vincent Massey. considerably over a third of the Soedyweko he;or v ________in____________or Misses Grace and Viola Cotter, population of 700. Herewithis a ~ ~ O district. 6Imiaedlate possession. HELP WANTED - WOMAN 0R Tomssdayai~yr orshtandheld an circulation duriag the year: Apply Box 115, Statesman 0f- ergirl for general housework. Ap- 1ahen0ttmnto lsssa-bcsl Will me ou ersitr fice, Bawmaaviile. 1-1 ply ta Min. Thompson, County H 10 -old-fashion sleighing Party on General Peniodicais 706 <<>thre Home, CÔbug.1 "'CHAD HA N ' Fniday evening la the interests of Philosaphy 15 ne but not forgotten. _____ -bourg.___ 10__1 Dorotby Lament - ~~~~~Henry Fond& the British War Vicm Fuxid and Reiion, 39 F<rSlorRnWA ED-CIBLHUE-G reaize $300 Th paty asa Sciooe Jck.WANED CPABE NUSE A RICULTURAL C EM AL LidaD.11 reied o$300. gielart bys with atciio130 FOR SALE OR P1r-a OROOM keeper at once, small famil,9 nxeoeofgrsadbywthNtral Science ___ 23 VNDK nlvn e y bic;hue obegrgN. good wages. Geo. J. Bray, 315 lntd AND ON SAME PIOGEA>! Albert Pearce as teamster for the Useful Arts ___ 7_ AVAtDhEr-laSt.,g mOsoharwa. oushdubl gaage8No d'ib MNýride dowa the Base Line way. On Fine Arts -------- 6 of our dear father, Geo. H.* Van 2 highway, Maple Grave, (2% Arhr1t.0shw.-hoe328 "MIUO Srn,,their retura the young folks en- Literature & Philology 1 131 Dyke. wha passed away Marh acres: strawberries, raspberries, 01 MANUFACTURR Prlvat Detective" jayed some games and refresh- History 197 8, 1939. asparagus optional). Apply W. ments in the cammunity hall kit- Travel 217 We often sit and think of bai, L. Lycett, phone 2382, Bawman- Wanted - loi Nolmz - Mariorie Weaver chen. Biography 213 When we are ail alane, ; ville. 10-1WNE-AM IET E Our TbulI-a-nilnute show Y. P. U. met Monday with Don- Fiction - ~ 77 For memory is the onlyt, frhnd WNE-AM IET E aid Jase, Fellowship Canvener, Juvenile, non-fictio _ 537 That grief can can.il ls o&w*,.For Rent saemake t Barmanile Wed. md Thurmi. taIkag charge of wonship pçriad Juvenile, fiction _ý__ A61 Like ivyoMewih OR ElT-BNG OW N Mu av godou.12e1<V MA A ~ î~- î:prorani Worhipwas s 'When ail other thna duil articulars, price, etc. Box follaws: Scnlpture by Evelyn Ai- Grand Total 10,64 Our love for him will oeil Welingtan Street, ail conen 18, tatesman Office, Bowman- Vouve beeu waing for lin; explanation by Staniey Allia; The totai number cf book~s in Keep green and neyer fade iences. Apply Mio. J. Darh, ville. îo-î* Aune Neagle la prayer by Donald Jase; vocal duel the library at the end af theya . away. 'l Liberty. Street. 10-1 _____________ 'NO, , MA LiTE ly Allia and Betty Ailin. was 4,945, vaîued at $,4250 -Sadly missed by him daugu- FOR FRNT-_4 ROOME EA-W A N T ED - ROUGI! WOOD,'F R IL Z R Program consisted cf piano solos 209 aew books were added during ters Lela and Elva. e praet ihalmdm-chnsec, u oruelafr Richard Carlson-Vîcter Mature by Isabel Allen and Laurence the year and 59 withdrawi. Miss nace. Bawman Hotel, Bow- RolandiYoung Morton; violin solos by Ross Allin; Cara Butler continues as the ex- N tcs ., coavenlences, la Cowan Block. manville, phone 2879. 10-1te NtcsPhone 870. 10-1 ___________Ailiounce teapplnteto ad tamake- your evenlng a humorous reading by Bob Allia; perienced, highly efficient and_____________ rem sççat and a play with these characters: ever helpfui librarian. IF YOU HOLD A MORTGAGE iTO RENT - 4 ROOM APART.. WANTED - IF YOU WANT TO Donald Jose, Margaret Pearce, ciaca ttmn hti vmnt on Temperance St. Pas- seFaGUS E. NODEILO, rit Jack Oakle - Kay' Francia tnlyAla TeFunla ttmntta saerdue, we can h9eP M. Heard, ndlhlcllen. . 10-1 BtyAllinandSalyAln h financial statement, prepar- you coilect il. If you owe a session April lut. Phone 585 or F R U ( George Banmcrt preceded by Bible questions ask-edb th cabl scray- mnggwec epyopy 461. 10-2* WANTED- EGHEST PRICES ta ~ a e by e ,emelnia.Aterg layag treasurer, Miss. N. Horrocks, i. Box 121, Statesman Office, . pald fôîr ,Brap batteries. When Agent for BowmanvleDsrc ,,IITTLE M EN" e aes h etigcoe shows receipts and expenditures omnvle 10-1 .oC -Cail ur balteri alblgiit ¶1 .lml ydn with the benediction. hoX- a nb oing il in t wf imeydnThe dance sponsared by the aý îollows: I expect ta be' leaving Bowman-' SEED CLEAING-WE SCOUR, "Wladrue An Gi "lie, i cw Board cf Management of the Receipts ville la the near future and wish dlean and eparate ail kinda af er Machne" G. i.Jamieaati, Comniunity Hall on Thursday 1939 Balance 181.16 ta thank those who have support- grain. Clean ail claver seeds. Tire & BatteryShop, King and and Saurday evening, Feb. 27th, attracted an Municipal Grant 350-00 ed me with patronage and prompt Modern machlaery. Reasanable Silver Sts. 46-tfMa'w tgetynhoe r. eriEwnavl Frlday adStra attendance of aearly 200, all af Legislative Grant 140.57 cash and would appreciate atis-Maprices. P3ou hone 228rGetB MARCR 14 - 15 whom report an enjoyable evea- Membership Fees 19.65 factory settlement of autsianding Rickard, R.R. 4, Bowmanvllle. Weekly eed Speclal 25-o rcso Madeleine Carrol aid ing. Craytord's Orchestra provid- Fines, etc. 20.64 accaunts by Mardi 15, 1941. After 8-tf _____________ Fred àg&aMumry la ed the music and the Newcastle Bond Iaterest 36.79thtdeclcioswlbemieWEEKLY EDSPCA - FERTILIZEa requleeas Memarial Library Aid served a Montague Grant ---- 260.00 oiherwise. Dr. D. C. Davey, VS., tclsFr aeCoaGue eDSEd at L. pe buffet luncheon, receiving $50.00 Library Aid 50.00 B.V.Sc., Bowmanviile. 10-2 e wt. Offer good utitil Mar. lSm. Hollywood'e newest fini frcm the Management 1cr tis ap- - OALcondtioncheap a 40C . Vnt ,poe77 01 Stirling grdnpreciated service. Board af Ste- Total $1,058.81 dFOR SALhome foCHEV. COACH' F. C. Vansondneophone 777.l10-1 Helen Broierlek - Mafr Wilson wards for the dance were: C. R. Expenditures dwsshoefrteeksro cash. Mrs. Peter Bategate, El- Caroln LeeCarvete, I. M. Colwill, Fred Couch Books, dl lm $ 6.5him duties at Petawawa Intern gin Street. 10-1* MP. Patran-t las _ 619ment Camp, and is aaw busy de- AVINGS eandsW. RickaIrdI.M. Adil, 'uli ilan- 141 livering assssmnent papers thrô- FOR SALE - CHESTERFIELD BUY WAR A8 G se ee:Ms .M owl, uele___. 66.74 out the village. Suite, $39.50, modern design in GTAMPG Mrs. Pred Couch, Mrm. J. A. But- Periodicais 70.40 ________ ual epcvr hiec 1er, Mns. R. W. Gibson, Mrs. P. F. Beakbindlng 18.12 durane reen orbroceofs Hare Mn C.R. arvteMrs- Catalogueing Supplies 4.4 IlAM! SATI8FIED WITH JESU9 Sec this buy at Marris Ca. * a S ec al S le V a u N T Safeti' Deposit Box 3.00 3 pce. Suites at $49.50 and __________________________________________Express . -... 4.20 I am saiisfied with Jeans, $57.50. 10-1i- rMriC.wre ase Library Association Fees- 2.15 He wha bore my guili and s..FORtorUIai crer onai Rent - ---- _ 300.00 Whe He gave His life ta save me. O SALE -OLBRIGvru4Fbur'Gl Lib. Conv.etion Exps. - 2.10 I am satisfled wlth Him broader stove. Apply Archie * Librarian--------180.00 Thompson, R. R. 5, Bawnian- iuin atrus..w Stationery, Supplies, etc. 5.80 Chorus: Co ch ville, pl93 'h .a an u g e rl oe îo Cash n Had---------23576 ForaxHatisied th esumsre.CARS FOR SALE - 1936 CHEV. O vUbesok r FartHl i$1,ta8et8me-f Standard Coach, 1934 Chev. iiti Tota $10~8.1 -Can I say: I truly love H ochwt tuk,13 ;hv Chairman of the Baard is Mn. la He satisfiedwi me? J. W. Bradley, recently re-ap- Coach, 1940 Plymouth Coupe,, haruesa tal now for coANDIIToutLinS-« wlth huadrdeof ojen coMa sMd white otton IsitRegur21.00 valu- M .~ *d ~ * M M I seectng jurors, .each $250. J lete repair Job. Ton mu W ___________________------__________________ W WvelI 8000fcIJohn Garrad's saary hoaaured thatI il wIUTh Store la~i 1940, fcr his caretaking dte readi' for sprin, bi' having maa * abut the comn. ty allan, Iot1 repalrei n»w. I . . F 'M O RIS C O ~~~joue progerli' ~Pald frcm the income cf tie Mca- IT hu40MTESE E>FIFTR IIET bsavi dme ropl ietdal eTrast u. heblac oI O N EZ eF e IKI $420.00 being paiti fram the muni- ~u t omahl Hme Guardaman George Mca-ph PAGE TmN 1 TIM Ci ti EWAUSMM, * ]BOWMAMMM, ONTMO