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AJ BOWM.ý *11 PremStock-Taking Sale This annual event is looked upon by many as the best time to buy in1 the year. you. Here are some of the savings that await FUR-COLLARED CQATS Ail Fuir-Coli.aredl Coats now marked down to half price. This has been our b1ggest coat season. SPECIAL $SALE 0F BLOUSES Georgette and crepe de chene up to $11..00, now clearing at - $3.00 and $4.50 13ARGAINS IN REMNANTS Wonderful bargains in Dress Gooda and Silks. ONE-THrIRD OFF KNITTED GOODS Another saving in Pull-overs, Sweaters, Scaffs and Knitted sets One-Third Off MEN'S WINTER OVERCOATS A few Men's and Boys' Heavy Overcoats clearing at One-Third Off MEN'S SUITS AT SPECIAL VALUES Ail Mefi's Suits in the store during this sale marked down 10 per cent. CALL CAfi Passed Am toila, Leaves have their time to f al And flowers to wither at the north winds breath, But thou hast ail season's for lthine own, Oh, Death! When he last visited his mother here Mr. Fred D. Cherry confided ta intimate friends tha± 1his physieian had warned hlm that his span of if e was very uncertain owing- to heart trouble tiiat had devetoped. This was no0 doubt the reasoin that he did notb attend bis mother%, funeral on November 26, 1922, for he had been a very dutiful son, visitin.g ber fre- quently for several years an~d con- tributing to her needs and cotnfort an-d some w\inters ago- took, her to Calfornia for ber hèaltli. hat his m'othier appreçiated his hindness anid consîderation for ber in her declining ycears was a suiject of praicýe on ber lips very often. Now both mother and son have passed over the river. The foiwn letter was received on Fi-iday fromi a former esteenied Bowm-anville girl, Mrs. Gilbert Par- eýnt of Walkerville, Ont., (w,,ho le spendilng the -winter in Daytona, Florida) nee Minnie Haines, daugh- ter of the late MIr. George C. Hiaines, whose kind thoughtfulness i~n writing us so fully we very miueh appreciate. 'This le Mrs. Parent's letter: Dear Mr. James,-Am w -,riting you on a sad occasion, to me, also it mll1 be a sorrow to maany of the fam-ilies of Bownianville of a f ew years past. .Y, FEBRUARY 8, 1923. $2.00 a Year In Advance 5c a TOWN PU Honor R, CENIR e names c ce Cliass Wh C SCHQOLS, MINÏSTE1M yT No. 6 G STRONG avestry 'John'sP ance isi A Va. ýh, Rector, ReV,. G. M. A. Organiet, n. Quîinquagesiima G 8 'a, ini.-Hoiy a. mi.-Morning 7p. n-i--vening J. H. Johnston, teachef Jr. TV-Jo)hn Alexander, Mvorgai Lunney H-elen Darch, Flora Alcurr brack, Archie McDonald, Ver Wood, Leola McMann, Nelson Jacl man, Bernice Bagneil, Gertrudle AI lin. M. M. Jennings, teacher Sr. 111-Marjorie Moore, Jamieson, Jabez Vanstone, Hamilton, Harold Williams, Bradd, Neldaý Lyle, Herbert and Myrtle Lyle, equal,1 Hazlewoodt. Hlelen G. Morris, Jr. 111-Pbyllis Darch, Va-nstone, Rut h Allun, Horace Lloyd Oke, Raymiond Way, Clarke and Mabel Currani equ old King, Leola Miller and Pearu, equal. Greta M. Wickett. Frank * Marlon P. Gerald 1__ colmneri p Brenton teacher. Wh~ have PORT HOPE' II-Edvi aà- - niL il S. had 1 Dril4. Sale AT & Dale's Hardware -PHONE 145- 'Unes of Skates 20%ý off. Hockey ,PuckS, Sleighis,' Snowshoes, Toboggans, at variety. Store Closed Wednesday Afternoons Mlason& one 145 stone,1 Lewis Royal Theatre BOWMANVILLE Friday-Saturday FEBRUARY 9-10 CoIleem Moore In "THE WALL FLOWEg"' Written and directed by Rup'ert Hughes. ý, Monday-Tuesday FEBRUARY 12-13 "THE VEILED WOMAN" om Myrtie Reed's famous etory "A 'Spinner in the Sun" aturing Marguerite Snow and J. Landers Stevens years. Gibbs, George loi The large number of floral tributes Nellie Mon to hie memory aiso the large numbr SOUTH of friends who attended the service, J.I-ooh testifled to the respect and popular- Flxman, Grotrud ity of Bowmanville's son.FlxaGrud Peculiarly sad wvas the fact that Flaxmn Gordon the service wae held on the birthdaY Hen oughra of his eider daughter, Mrs. E. M. H3eryCooeGr Ellsworth. Blunt. The body accompanied by Mrs. Primer-Cecil Cherry and ber son Fred, Jr., left ph-ilîips, Arthur Tuesday mor1ning for Schenectady, Roacli, Patsy Con< N. Y., where interilment will be made hain, Reggie Allen, Thursday afternoo. lard Dilling, Lloyd Decéased, Frederick D. Cherry, ________ was 59 years of age, and leaves a widow Mrs. Mda Cherry, two danght- [le was a memiber ers, Mrs. E. M. Ellsworth, Schenect- odd Fellows, the R ad(y, N. Y., Mrs. (Rev.) K. Magner, esters, St. George's Milroy, Pa., and one son Frederîck, M., t Goý Jr., at home with the mnother. Three George's Commiand sisters, Mrs. M. M. Black, *Victoria, entai Shrine. Whei B. C., Mrs. L, Morden, Port Dover, -l aurs and Miss Carnie L. Cherry, TorontoI i aseali flouras four brothers, AMr.. John W. Cherr,ers ar.,Cherrw Victoria, B .C., Mr~. Robert J. ber of the Schenect Cherry, San Francisco, Cal., Rev. it'irte Wm. T. Cherry, Singapore , Mr. Har- andght ry E. Cherry, Schenectady, N Y. kiHt.a or i er 13, 186-4, latVe i manvilie where his "FRIENDLIEST MAN IN ;vwere sneint and Wb SCHENECTADY," DIES from Bowmianville' l11-8 P Orchestra SWilcox Wednesday-Thursday .FEBRUARY 14-15 Frank Mayo JFFIN4G" ever coin- TORONTO'S BOY I HERE1 IGuest of Chamber ruerce at Carrpbe fouirth y t.L flhiirch Couch, iohnston & Cryderma n% MOTHERS MAI DflNG ice son ot-,. e Mrs. week and e-veryimeý member ni a vi ing by1 TO MOVIE- 1 Bowmaiiville Phoýe 104 1'.