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0886* --«aawaiHBBr k 5w.'*^J5»7^n-=^ T ' i ' i MC y ^?^" 4r5 ^J?V■W.Cv^ : ->-. ';.■ /rc»-- «rtÿ» SM»* -.S777 ' :;rv : jjjj yS&s s r-.~- READ OFFER Get your house wired and ready to use current by April 1st, 1914, by who ever you wish, bring us the bill and we will , Refund You 20 Per Cent III CâSh of the Cost of the wiring. Can you save money easeir than that? This does not include fixtures or fittings, but is a bona fide saving of ONE FIFTH OF THE WIRING COST.' The wiremen are busy, better get in your order so they can arrange? to do your work before this big saving offer expires on April 1st, 1914. The Seymour Power and Electric Company, Limited Bowman ville Phone 192 AT YOUR SERVICE " BOWMANVILLE, FEB. DISTRICT DIVISION. Durham District Division, Sons of Temperance, Temperance, will meet at Maple Gro ve Wednesday Wednesday Feb. II, at 1.30 P m for election of officers and other general business. Rev. J. Geo. Miller, B. A., G. W.P., S„. Marvs, is expected to be present. Public meeting in the evening to which all are invited when a good program will be _ rendered. Chair taken at 8 p m. Collection to defray defray expenses. T T Rundle, Clarence Penfound, * D. W. P. D. S. 5-2w maple grove. A PLEASANT SURPRISE. HAMPTON NEWS. FARMER. ATTENTION! Farmers' Club of Soliriâ Will L old th _ e " next meeting in the Sons of Temper»*-- Hall on Friday, Feb. 6th, at 2 p.m. I he members will have samples of spring grains, grass seeds and potatoes on is- play and will be offered for sale. Thi will be a grand opportunity for farmer tn select their supply of seeds, etc., for the coming season. This will be an open meeting to which every farmer in the county is invited. It will be an interest ing and profitable meeting, so be there on time. 3 COURTICE BBIBF8. Thursday evening Jan. 22 a number of people of Taunton and vicinity gathered at the home of Miss Florence Cameron to show their appreciation of the valuable service which she has so cheerfully rendered rendered in connection with the service of song in both Church and Sunday School. Miss Cameron has for the past three years been organist of the Zion church and her many friends felt that they could not allow allow the present opportunity to pass without without placing on record their high appreciation appreciation of the service rendered them. Apparently Apparently the weather was too cold for the for the "little bird" that so often carries tidings, and Miss Cameron was taken entirely entirely by surprise. During the reading of the address Miss Cameron was presented presented with a handsome gold watch and fob. After which refreshments were served and the social evening was much enjoyed bp all. TYRONE NOTES. There was a _ service Sunday Ep worth League was -- - . n . Russel Y.M.C.A., Secretary, Offiawa, gave a thought-provoking address on "The Modern Conception of God .... - - Mrs. A. F. Rundle is visiting, her sister in Cleveland Ohio No Epworth League meeting 'this week. Members attend Bowmanville Convention.... -visitors. Miss Kempthorne, Toronto, with M A large gathering of the members of the Base Line Sunday School and Christian Endeavor assembled Monday evening at the residence of Mr. Noble Metcalf and gave him and his wife a pleasant surprise. Mr. F. T. Guy called the company to order, Miss Elva VanDyke read a nicely worded address, and Misses Nellie Guy and Florence Burk made the presentation of a beautiful hall rack with the best wishes of all present for faithful service tendered. Misses Hazel Crago and Florence Florence Osborne gave recitations and in strumental music which, with games of various kinds and refreshments, concluded a pleasant social evening. SOLINA DOINGS. About 70 friends and neighbors assembled assembled at the residence of Mr. Jas. Jebson Tuesday evening and gave him a com- n < f ---rprise. He has been choir leader St Ei^Td bu v owing to throat trouble has retfred fir ïhe winder months. His friends presented him and Mr». Jebson with an address and two beautiful easy chairs and centre table. Mr. John Baker read the add: ess and Mr. J. Reynolds acted as chairman. Congratulatory speeches and music and games, followed by refresh ments, passed the evening all too soon Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Pascoe gave a party Tuesday night in honor of Mr. and Mrs. tu». Awde'and Mr. Jos. Awde of oask- . „ V n.u...v.. ■ - - , atnhpwan Miss Margaret Hillis is vis- -meeting Monday afternoon and -, uinvTt wiidstock .. .Mr. and Mrs. J.D. service Monday evening owing to the xtl ® - - • jL* - J in their home | Convention in BowmanviUe Mrs. G. Mr. Norman Woodley recently visited in Toronto... .A number from here are attending the Epworth League Convention Convention in Bowmanville Mr. and Mrs. Levi Skinner are holidaying in Toronto Miss Ethel Woodley is visiting at her father's, Mr. Thos. Woodley, Bowmanville Bowmanville Sunday School Convention will be held here Monday Feb. 9- Everybody welcome... .The W. M. S. held their J League ® 00d M Q en ? S rter mee"n e g tin a11 HolarlÆÿngjetfled successful. Mr. souThofSolmarthe young people sTt^ I Phare' has purchased Mr F. . N. FarreU's l«ed a y s ^kkman and they were pres-| Ld spent the ,r=mainderof Ae^venmg^a. ented with a beautiful hanging lamp, jar- dinere and stand. Congratulatory speeches speeches followed and a very pleasant evening was spent.... Mrs. Simon Penfound, Cour- Miss Kempthorne, Toronto with Miss ^ her brother, Mr J. T. Run- Maynard at her uncle's Mr. J. Balson, rar. ». _ Qualrterly meeting was fairly well C. W. Clewell, Hamilton, at Jas Short s, d Sunday . Rev. T. Brown, Lmd- Mr. Willoughby, McMaster_University, Toronto, at Mr. Geo. VanDyke s.... A "week of prayer" and Bible exposition will be held from Monday until Friday night next week at 8 o'clock, ENNISKILLEN NEWS. Fair congregation at Quarterly service Snndav morning... .Rev. W. E. r*oney, MrsV W. Lee, Mr. J. A.Werry and Miss Grace Slemon are representing our League at the.Convention m town, men's.program at our league last .A week was excelfent" .".Mr7w. H. Moore took the topic "Man and Religion m ai h a ^L e m L. Mr Tohn Slemon took Y. M. ™ a A° and Ilmen's Missionary work and Rev. 'w. E. Honey, Temperance, Mr. J. Slemon, Mr. H. J. V/erry and Dr C W. ti em a°nd M n rs g T •^We^Mr T k"d C Mrs: 'F r W Lee Dr,' and Mrs Herbert Stainton Lïiateâ Mends 00 different evemn^ last week Miss Jean Sharp has been l^;gwmanvpie,atGeo. n ^s ; attended Sunday. Rev. T. Brown, Lind say, preached and the sacrament was administered administered by the pastor, Rev. C. W. Barrett. Barrett. .. .Quite a large number from here attended the golden wedding celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pascoe of West Whitby Wednesday; about 80 were present.... present.... Miss Lulu Reynolds is visiting in j Toronto Miss Sedsworth, Kedron, is visiting at Mr. A. Hillis ... .The home 01 Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Werry, "Roselandvale,' was saddened Monday night by the death of their, little boy, Gordon, who has been seriously ill for over a week with bronchial bronchial pneumonia. Every care and attention attention was given him by the nurses and doctors who were with him all the time, but his life could not be spared. He was a bright, cheerful lad and will be much missed in the home. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Werry deeply sympathize ith them in their sorrow About 25 members of Solina Division, S.O.T., visited visited their brother at Taunton and enjoyed themselves exceedingly Friday night. Miss Edna Reynolds graced the chair. About 20 were present from Maple Grove and some from Oshawa. The hall was filled with temperance workers. Lunch was served, a good program rendered and a Mr! Blake Pollard's, Bowmanville, where they had a very enjoyable time.... Miss Florence and Mr. Frank Werry are holidaying holidaying with friends in Mariposa... .The Misses and Mr. Routley, Toronto, ho 1- dayed at their aunt's Mrs. Horatio Hills Mr R Woodley attended County Council in Cobourg last week..... .Much sympathy is expressed here for Mrs. Jol- Miffe and family in the sore bereavement they have been called upon to bean K.ev. Mr. Jolliffe has done splendid service On this circuit and his good work will not soon be forgotten. Among the beautiful floral offerings sent to Toronto was a handsome wreath from Tyrone Circuit with the words "Our beloved Pastor*. Massey-Harris and DeLaval Separators at F. O. Mason's. CHEAP EUROPEAN TOUR. TUr and Mrs. S. Trewin, Haydon, at 1 serveu, *. k-b*-- --7. - TAh n Slemon's ; Mr. Honey, Little Brittain, profitable time spent.. ..Regular meeting Lis Ton at üie parsonage; Miss Eva & Solina Women's Institute will be helo ^.nch has* returned to town after spend- »* Thursday Feb.I2 at 2 pm in thePubiu ?°j , mo 1th with Mrs. J. Pye; H ,U. Hdiipon branch ,3 expected foi jfa Poo'e at Mr. Jas.Mountjojr'», jr. meir anr ual visit. All are invited. BRITISH ONLY $227.50--CONTINENT $335.25. • Sailing from Montreal Jnne 27 on Allan Line S.S. Grampian, a fine large steamer--11,000 tons. Returning about August 20. or stay may be sbort- rfr or longer. Many teachers will take this ffiironean trio. The party will be m charge of a most P popular conductor of wide experience. Outline ol Tour will be furnished and includes cost from Toronto to Montre^and return, ocean passage both ways, rail, steamers, coaches and motor bnsses m Scotland and Eng- land and on the Continent, also all hotel bills in British Isles, and on the Continent, all cost of transportation of trunks in British Isles and of bags on the Continent, all tips for baggage and it hotels, everywhere hut on steamships. Cost if lunches during day travel not included--pos- aibly not over 12. Arrange with your friendsto Jake this very cheap but instructive and educate educate tour! Send Address of friends who are ikely to go that we may send them circulars. Write to M. A. JAMES, Steamship Ticket Agent, Bowmanville, Ont. 6 Regular meeting of Hampton Women's . Institute will be held (this) Thursday at Mrs. F. Stonhouse's at 2.30 p. m. All members especially requested to attend. This branch and their gentlemen friends are invited to Solina Thursday Feb. 12 Mrs. Fred Kerslake who taught a class of boys in our S. S. for over three years has given it up and the boys gathered gathered at her home one evening recently and gave her a lovelv silver pie knife to show their appreciation of her as their teacher Misses Marjorie Cole and Helen Johns have been on the sick list.... Mr. Frank Clarke has returned to the West after a pleasant visit with his parents and friends Messrs W. W. Horn and Edgar Horn visited in Toronto last week Mr. John Rowe assisted by L. Rowe and W. Mars- ; den are busy decorating the church...... | Mr. I. L. Brown has resigned his position as choir leader, Mr. A. B. Cryderman is his successor. Mr. Brown has been choir j leader for eleven years and previous to that was leader of the old Methodist choir for 15 years and previous to that was leader of the Presbyterian choir at Enniskillen Enniskillen for ten years and has been into choir work for upwards of 40 years We congratulate Mr. W. R. Allin on receiving receiving the appointment of Township clerk and treasurer... .Mr. I. L. Brown is assessor for 1914- • • • Rev. and Mrs. Thos. Brown, Lindsay, visited their daughter at the parsonage. Mr. Brown assisted at the sacramental service sabbath evening. The new individual service was used... .Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Reynolds, South Rox- ton, Quebec and Mr. Harvey - Reynolds, Narbeth, Pa., visited their parents Mr.and Mrs. E. Reynolds Mrs. Cameron, Woodbridge, is with her sister, Mrs. Thos Elliott Mrs. F. L. Ellis is still ill.... At the recent annual of the patrons and shareholders of Hampton Butter and Cheese Mfg. Co., Ltd., the Secretary, presented presented the report of the past year's work, which had provided a most, successful one, 40801 lbs of butter having been made and nearly $9000liaving been been paid to the patrons, leaving a small balance to the company after meeting all the current- expenses. The following were elected as directors : Messrs A. Hogarth, R. C. Scott; J. G. Burns, H. L Werry, G. White, A. Peters, C. Stonhouse. The factory is still running during the winter months and a successful season is expectéd .... Bro. E. E. Snider, Port Hope, H.C.R., for Central Ontario, visited Court Archer, I. O. F., recently and installed officers, assisted assisted by Bro. H. G. Pascoe as High Marshall. Marshall. The attendance of the ^members and their lady friends was over. three score. After an excellent address by Mr. Snider, an abundance of oysters and other tempting edibles were partaken of. Music was supplied by Mr. and Mrs. W\ Van- Nest which w;as much enjoyed. Fertilizer--First car-load expected in a few days. Phone us what you want. Any quantity, supplied, F. O. Mason, WHITBY PRESBYTERIAL. The thirty-fourth annual meeting of Whitby Women's Foreign * Missionary Society's Presbvterial was held in Presbyterian Presbyterian Church,' Brooklin, Wednesday, January 2lst. Mrs. MacFadyen, the President, President, presided. All reports were encouraging. encouraging. Total amount raised by the Auxiliaries was $1,194, and by the Mission Bands, $106.81. Mrs. Haig was appointed delegate to the annual meeting in Toronto. Toronto. Next Presbyterial will be held in Whitby. Miss Lethbridge, Toronto, gave a very interesting talk on Mission Study Classes. Miss Cherihue, of India, described described the work in Central India in a very interesting interesting manner. Our mission includes 15,000 villages in Central India. In the evening, Rev. Geo. Yule, Oshawa, addressed addressed the meeting, showing that mis- : sion work was our great opportunity, but I that greater than the need for money or men was world-wide prayer. Rev. _ W\ A. Wilson, D.D., who has been a'mission- ary in India for thirty years, told of the great advances made there. New officers are: President--Mrs. MacFadyen, Dunbarton; Dunbarton; Vice-Presidents--Mrs. Somerville, Orono; Mrs. Scott, Port Perry; Mrs. A. L. Nicholls, Bowmanville; Mrs. Cameron, Columbus; Mrs. McKenzie, Clarke; Mrs. West, Port Perry; Cor. Sec,--Miss Jessie Panton, S. Oshawa; Rec. Sec.--Miss Bessie Bessie Smith, Columbus; Sec. of supplies-- Mrs. Jos. Kean, Whitby; "M. B. Sec.--Mrs. G. L. Johnston, Pickering; Literature-- Mrs. I. Dewar, Oshawa; Treasurer--Miss H. Pringle, Whitby; Auditors--Mrs. -W. M. Pringle, Whitby, and Miss I. McClellan, McClellan, Whitby. D. M. Johnston, C. H.G. Fletcher & Co. O . Realty and Insurance Brokers We are Making Thousands for others and a little for ourselves When you want a safe investment, a beautiful home, or a business site, call on us. We have houses ranging from $600 to $40,000; terms easy. JOHNSTON, FLETCHER CO. 948 Gerrard-st. E., corner Pape=ave., Toronto - Telephone, Office Gerrard 951 Residence Gerrard 2526 Residence Gerrard 2322 CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears .the Signature of AUCTION SALES. Friday, February 20--Mrs. John Toll, lot 18, con. 4, Darlington, will sell by public auction, her stock, implements and household furniture. Sale at Ipm. See bills. L. A. W. TOLE, auctioneer. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16--The Trustee Board of Mount Vernon Methodist Church will offer for sale, the church, the furniture and lot. See advt. Sale at 2 p m. James Bishop, auctioneer. Notice to Creditors. n the matter of the Estate of PATRICK KING, late of the Town of Bowmanville Bowmanville in the County of Durham, Farmer, deceased. Notice is hereby given pursuant to "The Re^ vised Statutes of Ontario 1897, Chapter 129, that all creditors and others having claims against the estate of the said Patrick King, who died on or about tthe twenty-second day of December 1913 are required on or before the sixteenth day of February, 1914, to send by post prepaid or deliver to A. E. McLaughlin of the Town of Bowmanville Bowmanville in the County of Durham, Solicitor for Alexander Beith and Alexan 1er McClellan, the Executors of the Will of the said deceased, their Christian aiid sur names, addresses and descriptions, descriptions, the full particulars of their claims, the statement of their accounts, and the nature of the securities, if any, held by them. And further take notice that after such last mentioned date the said Executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the; deceased among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have had notice and that the said Executors will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof to any person or persons of whose claims notice shall not have been received by them at the time of such distribution. Dated at Bowmanville the twenty-fourth day of January, 1914. A. E. MCLAUGHLIN, Solicitor for Alexander Beith and Alexander McClellan, the Executors of the Will of Patrick King, deceased. •• FARMERS 1 Get Your Farm Supplies at THE INTERNATIONAL AGENCY which is now in charge of Mr. S FOSTER. Here is a partial list ot the lines we carry 2000 lb. Truck Scales Sleighs, Whips G-rain Grinders Bluebell Separators Washing Machines Wheelbarrows Gasoline Engines Churns, Wringers Machine Oil Separator Oil \ Garden Tools Eureka Stock Racks Wm Davies Fertilizer Choppers, Pulpers Orchard Discs Com. Cultivators Petrolea Waggons International Implements Oliver Ploughs Wortman and Ward Iron Pumps Preston Steel Shingles Louden Litter Carriers d Singer Sewing Machines S. FOSTER, Jxist South, of Four Corners BOWMANVILLE 1 ,_i; m