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• \ / y Not SoM Out, But Rejuvenated --And Still Ready to Serve You price, -K* ***• Ett, stove £ Chestnut *7-oO f«w 2fEX CASH, delivered to -mil parts of the town; - P® at the Harbor. , Cwme=1 ^3 lieH ,»vf Gr ii«r C ou[»-™ ? i--=ff2 md s core or to <*,'*«fax « " ?* ~r* prie» pre^Bng d™$ d- «t» TV be^)tecttd Mly haring difaeneein p«e ntod-d. « We We also * fall line of Bedding M»terUl, end Undressed Pine, Hemlock, Spruce, Cedar and Fir; also Beaver Board, Bishopric Wall Board, Canada Canada Cement", Shingles, Lath, Doore Sash and Mouldings. BS MATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED. « Oar other lines are : Hard and Soft Wood, long or sawed and split, Cannel and Steam Coal, Charcoal, Bine and Coarse Salt, . Land Plaster, Buckwheat, Barley, Oats and Wheat. ^ Your patronage is respectfully solicited, and we shall do our best to give you satisfactory service. ^ Special attention will be given to cash customers. McCLELLAN & CO., Limited King St. East, Bowmanville JUSTE 17, 1915 letters from dan d. Togo! Inexpensive but Useful Wedding'Presents Wedding'Presents Will Be in Demand This Season Realizing this, we have made every effort to have our assortment of articles ranging in price from $1.00 to $3.00 as large as possible. We think that we have a stock which it will well repay you to spend a few minutes inspecting before deciding on any wedding present. As a few suggestions we offer the following : Silver Plated Loaf Sugar Holder newest designs... $1.50 Silver Plated Butter Dish, pierced work....... 2.00 Silver Plated Bon Bon Dish, pierced work 2.00 Silver plated Berry Spoon or Cold Meat Fork 1.00 to 2.DO Cut Glass Olive Dish Cut Glass Spoon Tray i -n One Dozen Tea Spoons l.oU- We have many other articles equally attractive. Whether interested interested in purchasing or not, it will be a pleasure-to show you goods and quote prices. Should the bride receive any duplicate presents we are very glad to exchange any article purchased from us. Jeweler C.H.HADDY 'Bowmanville fine : to interesting things. I off the curious sayings off tbTbovsat times when one wodd V** 8 * expect them- I noticed one boy, at the m«lp a rnA for a "dug out or snettev from bombs. In hi= path was -- * wire, dropped on the ground Seb^TOf coaree.be had to trip over it, ànd M flat m the mod, wHm* happened to be conveniently mbfe PTuid he think of theshell which j burst in the rear, when be got up- he the death ^ f.Rm But-r it before, yowsee It the piemre off r Jt^ ing to light hM pape with one off tne French sulphur matches which l saw in "punch" the other day, and ne was saving, with the shot and shell Oyipg around him, "These Trench matches will be the death of me yet. '"Th^ 6 matches are one of the trials of this life, it's true, for to get a puff of that sulphur .thru your pipe, makes you think of "the gas" right away. ^j-he tommies'" call them ' 'wait-a -minutes^ which is their version of the French "allumettes." The most side-splitting "French" I have ever heard, is that spoken by Alf. Watts of Port Hope. How in the world hë makes himself understood, L don't know, but with much waving of hands, and his "Oompe" "wee he can get anything. They will look at some of the boys with surprise, when they "talk French" (?) but Alf. gets a smile and an "ah Wee" most of the time. It you had seen him asking for eggs m "London French" as he speaks it, you would have sat down and called for the doctor. He says "O offs ! O offs^ and flaps his arms and says "Compre "an we"--and he gets eggs. If we were to do the same, they would shure to think we wanted them to look at an aeroplane outside. However, heinakps them understand, I can't say but he certainly can get things which. I dare not try to ask for myself. Alf. is now our "fun boy" and his manner of saying big words, is the fun of the day at times. I shall not give you any--(I migh spell the big words wrongly,) but he doesn't mind, so long as it sounds' like what it means. There's one thing about him he doesn t know how to be afraid, and he has a big heart, in a very small body. He says I am to ask you "to give the gents who run the Port Hope papers an "intimidation" that he would like a home paper vny. much. He sees one HOW ftUI** otrti.in Tint'» would lik6 0X16 Oshava'S pwahur and Toung Xxror, Mr. 'I-K. A BA?LLB. « M-P-P-, made a very eneebvlosqJeiifil rid*» comemwhiriihehrid^rok^^ the beautiful town over which he „ honor to be ti»e Chief Ma^Wte- j^r his good offices the members ~ff C«- fer^ce were treatedto an^ «"JP™** around the town- Hamsteir was accompanied by Councilor A- K- Goyne who also made a short t»o-- 4 _ p gjjjitjrsn»» and *r. ■*- _ ; Madoie voiced the high appreciation of the members in a nicely vended resolution- . tl Mitchell's Pharmacy The Nyal Quality Store We are agents for Nyal's Family Remedies, Sole agents for Ansco Cameras and Photographic Photographic Supplies; and Neil son's Chocolates, --the chocolates that are different. Our Motto: "Satisfaction to Customers" It is our constant endeavor to serve for our customers fhe freshest and best drugs we can procure s paper vt-ry. much. He see id again, but would like regular like" for some home news. In this way he shows more interest in his "home town" than they seem to in him. Of course, I don't mean to say the Editors of the papers are not interested, interested, but I wonder if there is a spare copy around by chance every I thank you for your kind offer of papers, and would certainly like some of the Sunday editions. Don't forget the "funny papers" for that's most welcome of all.. The ridiculous seem to appeal to one, as put forward in the comic section of the papers. I am myself, myself, as I always was, found of those pictures tho they are for "kids" I suppose. suppose. Magazines also are very welcome welcome for their light reading, and particularly particularly for the pictures, tho they are cheaper if bought in England and sent I expect. We have had some good parcels divided amongst us lately, and most | welcome was a box of maple sugar I from friends of one of the boys of the 42nd. Candies are as welcome to us ! now, as to any kid at home. Some- I how, this life develops strange likes ' a; d dislikes, tho it has never affected my sweet tooth. I have had several parcels from people in England, your cousin, Mrs. T. P. Fletcher, Blackpool, England, not being the leastas regards good things to eat. The conversation when "taffy" is on the board, is as strange as ever. You ask a man who is old enough to know how bad candies candies are for the teeth, how he likes the piece he took. "Ug-um-ya-ooo 1" is his answer, meaning "teeth stuck togeth- er but fine, thank you ! " We enjoy life as much here, if not more, than those at home. Still, if they send us back to Canada this year, we all make a vow, with lifted hands, to join for the next war--in the. tenth contingent. Kind regards to yourself and staff and thanks for kind thoughts of yours truly Dan D. SèlOC ^ ^ _ SnetoB. te P**® , m pSoeTof Rev- K-Arohübrid Drive pUced there. Mr. Drive is ooe of the best pastors and preachers among the vounger ministers, having been successful successful in every previous pastorate. He was Secretary of Conference last year which usually opens the way to the Presidency Rev. John Gaxhutt, last year's President, paid Mr. Delve a verv strong compliment for his splendid splendid work as Secretary of Conference. Everything was done up to the minute and done right-with neatness and despatch, as our old shoemaker used to say. Rev. S. T. Bartlett always commands attention as he is chock full of sane, practical ideas. As general secretary of Sunday Schools and Epworth Leagues Leagues he is doing a magnificent work for the church In his address on his work Mr. Bartlett emphasized the importance importance of his department by proclaiming proclaiming that the young people are the base of supplies for all other de- artments of the church. It is the business of the church, to develop life in harmony with the teaching of the Bible rather than aim merely to get people ready to die. Teach a young person to stand for righteousness and he becomes a valuable asset in the church and the world. Social and Personal Reeve W. A. Tom is away .at Listowel and Hagersyille in connection with his armory armory contracts--CollinQwood Bulletm. Billy is a hustler on government contracts. John Curtis & Son, Port Hope, were the first to offer home grown strawberries this season. They were grown by Mr. Oughtred and are about one week earlier than usual--Guide. Lt. Col. Neil F. MacNachtan, C. V. O., Cobourg, has received word that his son> Lt.MacNathan, is now in the hospital, suf- fering from typhoid feyer. Lt. MacNech- an is with the 4th Battery, 1st Brigade, and has been through very severe fighting. His many friends are sorry to learn that Mr. Stephen H. Scripture, who has been, incapacitated for over a year from anemia is very low, no hopes of rallying. His daughter Miss Eva Scripture is home from Fort William. Mrs. Scripture was Miss Belle Pirie of Bowmanville. Later--Mr. Scripture died Sunday. The North King, veteran of all the steam craft on Lake Ontario, having been launched fifty years ago, will be taken from passenger service, and refitted as a freight barge. It is possible the North King has carried more passengers out of Charlotte and other American ports than any othe- boat now afloat on Lake Ontario. Ontario. After forty years' experience we haver no hesitation in stating that D. L. « W, Scranton Coal is the very best fuel for your furnace, heater or range. Place your order now with McClellan & Co, Ltd. 24-3 R. M. & Co. ^rtiggists and Opticians Expert Opticians Agency for Nyal's Family Remedies Note by the Editor--It is greatly to Dan D's credit and good judgment as a war correspondent that allho every letter sent to us is "censored" not a word has been erased in any of his recent letters. Should any of our readers desire to write or to send papers or parcels to Dan and the boys his address is: pte. Dan Douglass, No 8438, 3rd Company, 2nd Battalion, 1st Brigade, Canadians in France, Army London, England. DIAMOND WEDDING. Horsey--Mitchell--In the village of Gananoque, Canada West, on J u ^e I4> 1855, by Rev. John Cattail, B. A., William William Mitchell Horsey of Kingston, and Miss Margaret Wilsop, daughter of William Wilson, Esq./C. E. As will be noted by the date of the above notice our Police Magistrate and his good wife celebrated the sixtieth anniversary anniversary of their marriage on Monday. After living in Kingston for three years after their marriage this worthy couple moved to Bpwmanville in March, 1838 and have resided here ever since. For many years Mr. Horsey conducted a hardware and tinsmithing business in this town and was one of our leading business men. He has filled many municipal offices, having been honored by his fellow citizens as its chief magistrate for some years. In 1902 he was appointed Police Mag:istrate and for some years has resided at Clifton Maubank" west of town, on his farm where he enjoys the freedom of country life among his favorite collies and loving Jerseys--his friends as he calls them. West End House Another Week-End of Specials Friday and Saturday. June 18, 19 Come along and bring your list with you. The First-Comers Get thé Best Choice. Middies . Girls' White Middies, trimmed with blue collar and cuffs, sizes 6 to 12... 69c Misses' White Middies with colored collar and cuffs, plain or striped, sizes 15 to 20, special 89c Dresses Infants' Striped Gingham Dresses in a nice assortment of colors, sizes 1, 2 and 3, special 35c Girls' Striped Print Dresses, light colors, sizes 6 to 12, special 39c Girls' Overall Dresses, dark print or gingham, fancy trimmed, special. 39c Belts Children's Buster Brown Belts in black, brown and red, dip fronts with maple leaf brooch, special 15c Buttons See the Linen Button Cabinet, 10 doz. flat linen covered buttons, assorted sizes in cabinet ..special 10 doz. for 20c Pearl Buttons, all sizes, two or four holes, good quality buttons, 12 on card, extra quality, heavy, 6 on card, 5c card Infants' Feeders Lot Infants' Feeders, made of Turkish towelling, plain or colored 2 for 25c Pearl Strings Single String Pearl Beads with strong clasp. These are strong and well strung. Special ® c Collar Buttons King Collar Buttons, all solid and unbreakable, unbreakable, 9 buttons on card, flamand round heads, special 9c a card King Collar Buttons, extra quality, pearl backs, 6'buttons to a card, back or front, with fold back heads, 15c card Arm Bands Fancy Silk Elastic Arm Bands in assorted assorted colors, each pair in separate fancy box, reg. 35c and 50c ... special 25c pr. Shirts Men's Work Shirts in light weight summer drill, tan or blue, each shirt with two extra collars, special 89c Men's Fine Print Shirts in sizes 14-£, 15 and 15£, all good stripes 69c Underwear * Men's Fine Balbriggan Underwear, shirts and drawers separate, reg. 40c garment special 59c suit >1 I This store will toe closed on Wednesdays at 12.30 from JUNE 2nd to SEPT. 1st inclusive. McMurtry St Co. Ltd. The Big Departmental Store Phone 83 Bowmanville y $15 TAILOR MADE SUITS. Gents, why pay more than $15 for a tailor made suit when we are giving such, exceptional values at that price. Come in and see our samples. Fit guaranteed. Cleaning, pressing and repairing ladies' and gents suits a specialty. Jos. Jeffery & Son, Star House, Bowmanville. Outing Shoes The purity and healthfulness of Tod's Ice Cream is guarded in every way. Use China-Lac on your old furniture-- lakes it look like new--Mason A Dale. AMkerf NyaFs ^Famfly^ A. H. MINGEAÜD ENLISTS Bowmanville citizens will be interested in a banquet recently given m Sudbury by the business men of that northern town to six young men who have enlisted wit the Canadian Overseas Forces. Mr. A. Harvey Mingeaud, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mingeaud, town, was one of the I sextette to be honored on this occasion. Mavor L. G. Connor was toastmaster and I Chas. McCrea, M J J, made the presentation presentation of wrât watches to the boys on Dc- ! half of the citizeBS. Ini effet ring to tins E. W. Loscombe of the Central Coal & Wood Depot, is now occupying his new office in the Standard Bank Building, just south of Four Corners. . LAWN MOWERS^ SHARPENED. Having had a large experience in the grinding and repairing oi Lawn Mowers now is the time to bring them before the rush comes. Try me and see how nice I ran fix your mower. A few second hand mowers for sale very cheap. All edge tools ground at the pld Smith, and Saws sharpened. W. H. Williams, Church-st, West, at his home, Bowmanville. l6-3m PUBLIC NOTICE. L- If any person or persons have any claim of any nature against the house-and lot owned and occupied occupied by the late Mrs. James Tabto they are hereby notified to present the same to Mr. Jas. Tabb, Bowmanville, on or before July 1,1915^ Touch up your picture frames and lamps with our gold bronze. The results will surprise you. Old goods made new with Chinamel. W. H. Dustan. BUSINESS CHANCE Three Thousand stock, village store business in Durham County, good country district wits profitable business; nine roomed trame dwelling attached to store, large lot with several frui* trees, barn, drive house, post office in connectio* with store; revenue Two Hundred per annum, low store rental. . JOHN FISHER A CO., Lnmsden Building, Toronto. in The good old «g»™ Mid Sporting Shoes order. None Letter then <wr "Life Buoy" and "Rubber j Brands mm -*~ of fipwiar qmafity sad so eostiort- The kind yoa will always want. Wedo the] , all -? Fred R. Foley W.H. Sfr-SD its to . „ „*» cool $6lSO ■e 177- Children Cry rit riEieers ÎASTORIA Children Cry rat FLETceors TORIA prrei led to so the Royal boy. He had to all of -or Have You a Modern Bath Room in Your Home ? If Not, Why Not ? • • . \ • In Town or Country We can eqsipvowr farm, home and handings with every city convenience. TT--Tighting, Sewage Disposal System, Bath Room, Hot and Cold Water at the Tap, Pneossatic Water System and Efficient Fire Protection. How to get fun information Can at oer establidmient and we will show yoe how, or drop ns a post card * and we will call upon yon at y oar convenience. Estimates famished free. W. H. DUSTAN, Sanitary and Heating Engineers Phone 74, Bowmanville 1 - EaiS&s