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I nsurance Agency. Ail limes of IlIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT, SICK NESSe AUTOMOBILE, GUARAN- TEE. Edith, V. Scobeil, Agent 2nd door west of the "Big 20" Bowmanville Ontaria. LEGAL M. G. V. GOULD, B.A., LLD.. . BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY money to boan on Farm and Town Property. Royal Bank Building, Bowmanville. Phone 351. W. F. WARD, B. A. BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY Money to loan. Bonds for sale. O9ffices: Bleakley Block, King îStreet, Bowmanville Ontario. Phones. Office 102, House 178J.~ - - T BOWMANVILLE, JAN. 5th., 1922. THE EDITOR TALKS The 43rd annual meeting of On- tario Agricultural and Experimental Union will be held at the Agricultural College, Guelph, Ontario, January 10-11, 1922. Everyone interested in agriculture is corciially invited. Lectures on Co-operative Marketing are to be given by Hon. Manning yDoherty, Dr. Theodore Macklin of Wisconsin, Mr. T. J. Mahony of Grimsby and others. For full pro- gram write C. A. Zavitz, Secretary, A gricultural College, Gue.lph, Ontar- io. Our advîce to every farmer who reads this article is to write to Ot- tawa for a new map ofthe Dominion that will be sent free on. request. In addition to information on natur- ai resources, the map shows ail rail- ways and trade routes. An interest- ing and valuable feature is a series of comparative diagrams illustrating the production and exporta of the various provinces. Apply to the Natural Resources Intelligence Branch. Department of the Interior. Ottawa. Write to-day. The Newv Year's arrivai starts many a Lhought in old and young. The experiences of-the year that has jus passed into - history often form th inspiration and stir up ambitions for the new year. Many of us would fain peer into the future to see if possible what awaits us. A recent writer says there is something allur- ing in a road on which you have neyer travelled; there is something wonder- fpl.,about a country to which you have neyer been; and we sometimes pity those who can* do anything they wish, go anywhere they desire, have almost any'hing they fancy, since reality is seldom as satisfying as anticipation. Great philosophera have written much about joys that are neyer realized. Every new years brîngs us some mysterious joy. What new- friend- ships will be formed, what fragrant romance will come with the year memorable and glorious? AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY The annual meeting of Cartwright Township Agricultural Society willi be held in Blackstock on Wednesday,' of officers and general business. r ~R. Phil.p, Secretary. IN THE EDITOR'S MAIL Mr. A. W. Wright. Croydon, Ont.. who ran llaydon Flour Mill some five or more years ago, in renewing his subscription to The Statesman for 1922, says he always looks eagerly for the paper every Thursday. Hie apologizes for his writing, saying I am learning to write with my left hand as' I lost mythumb and three SOLINA tinigers y ac. w wen w VUIl111,in11a _______saw mill a month ago. His Dar- Repot ofSchôl fr tem eninglington friends will be very sorry to Dec. 22. Naines in order of merit: lan'fti elu ciet Sr. V-Hilton Tink, Joe Reynolds, Clarence Tink, Jim Reynolds. Jr. V -Margaret McKessock, Lloyd Wil- liams, Jesse VanNest. Sr. IV-Era.. BURKETON est Hockaday, Kenneth Switzer, Ruth McKessock, Arthur Blanchard, Har- School meeting last Wednesday land Truli. Jr. IV Nora Kerslake, evening was well attended, Mr. Robt. Marguerite Wright. Sr. III-Allan Philp presiding. Mr. John Greer Balson, Audrey Shortridge. Jr. nI was eleéted trustee, Mr. James Me- -Edith Pascoe. Sr. II-Tom Wesit- Laughlin retiring. Trustees were lake, Muriel Baker, Arnott VanNest, instructed to take action with regard Helen Baker, Madeline Truil, Norma to buying more land to enlarge play Wright, Evelyn Tink, Edgar Wright, grounds, also to fencing of samne... George Kerslake, Malcolm Law.' Jr. School opened Tuesday. ... Good at- II-Margaret Scott, Frank Westlake, tendance at League last week, spien- Bernice Switzer. Sr. I-Ileen Bal- did papers were read'by Milton San- son. Jr. I-Maurice Baker, Bruce derson and Dorothy Shortridge .... Tink. Pr.-May Westlake, FredI Our -enterprising young storekeeper Wright, George Werry, Ralph Wilbur is building a new driving shed to ac- Gordon Law. commodate the horses of his custom- ers. Happy New Year to èvery- R. J. McKessock, teacher., body. NOTICE TO MY CUSTOMERS 1 have purchased a high clasa tailor- ing business iii Toronto located at 207 College-st., opposite the P1ruli Reference Lberwhiere Iwiltake Possession about Janiuary l8th, and will conduct a hiigh celaqs business of both Ladies' and'Genits' Tailoring. 1 wish to thanmycutstomierýs here for their liberal patronage and in- vite them to caîl at mny place of busi- ness in Toronto, or write and I will be pleased to stil! look after their tailoring wants, Ail accounts due me must be paid at once. Yourstruly, L. CoweiI, Parisian Tailor, H'orsey Block, Bow- mnille. 1-2 I _________ Fol SPECIA SSALE (les tili Saturdaý4 Jan.a 14/ This will be 'your lbest opportunity of th V year for cheap footwrear andic your last opportunity to buy from your old friertd 1 --qm"w i , 1 1