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1 Bowmanvllle's Big Fair Snowden's Headquarters for Peaches and G-rapes and fruit of all kinds. V -- Bring your wraps to the store and we will care for them. Also bring your JButter and-Eggs and get the highest highest Cash Pricà 45c for Eggs and 40c for Butter Leave your order for Peaches this week, the best variety on Market. R. Snowden. The Elite Grocery Phone 243 Choice Jewelry at Attractive Prices Articles of Exceptional Value for Everyone Ladies' Bracelet Watches in fine gold-filled case fitted with superior 15 jeweled movement. $12.00. Special Prices in Diamond Rings, all 14 kt gold mounts, set with genuine diamonds, from $8.00 up to $150.00, solitaire or combination. We are agents for Community Community Silver Plate, registered patterns; patterns; also Rogers' "1847" Plated Plated ware. Special Military Wrist Watches Watches with luminous dials and hands; can be seen a tonight. $10.00 up. We have a very fine assortment assortment of Lavaliers and Necklets in 10 kt and 14 kt goldj also in White Gold, from $3.00 to' $25.00. Our assortment of Brooches in fine gold-filled and 10 and 1 14 kt gold was never better, and the prices will suit every pocket- book. Specials in ladies' Vanity Cut Glass Water Set, special Cases, Mesh Bags, Bracelets, value, $9.00. Lockets, etc. These are only a few. We have many others which we will be pleased to show. Come in and see us. See Our Window Display Alex. Elliot Jeweler Watchmaker Phone 88 Engraver Feed Feed ! We have a supply of good Western Oats; also mixed grain for chop, hen feed, etc., just to hand at very reasonable prices. When requiring flour for Bread, Pastry or Cereals, don't fail to give us a call as we carry only the best on the market. Chas. Horn, Hampton Phone 129 r a Diamond Jubilee Sixty years as successful educators, with many of her sons and daughters occupying prominent positions in pulpit and in various activities of our nationalJife, is the brilliant record of ALBERT COLLEGE Belleville, Ontario The difierent classes which embrace Collegiate work, including Fourth Form and Faculty, Literature, Music--Piano, Vocal, Organ Organ and Violin, Expression, Art, Theology, and Physical Culture, are under the supervision oi tboroly competent instructors. Re- cognizing the demand fur book-keepers and stenographers, a trained trained accountant has been secured for our Commercial Department. Established 1857 E. N. BAKER,D.D., Principal. Rev and Mrs. A. J. A. Strike, rai.by, I Que., are holidaying withhermor , .nrs.-' A. Elfqrd. Private Glenn Stiike of the Heavy Battery, Petewawa, spent the week-end here. Still another awful auto tragedy is re--, ported from Vars, Ont, near Ottawa, when Rev. Dr. E. J McAvey.^Mrs John Orr and daughter and Mrs. Orton Hodgson, Hodgson, Carlsba springs, were killed and two Others severely injured when a west bound train struck the anto on Monday evening when, returning from, a meeting. Playing in a field of tall wheat near Owen Sound, Myrtle Irene, gyr old daughter daughter of Mr. H. Graham was struck by the binder operated by her father and received injuries resulting in the loss of one.leg and -the mutilating of the other. The first indication indication Mr. Graham had of his little daughter being anywhere near was when she toppled over on the binder table. It was a terrible shock but Be at oneefrushed her to the house and sent for the doctor 8 miles away. The little, pneris likely to get better. - r BOWMANVQJJS, SEPT. -13, 1917 - OBÎTUÀRŸ j Mr. Thos. H.McEAughlin, Gorrie. His many old friends in Darlington, will regret toTiear of the death of Mr. Thos. H. McLaughlin, Gorrie, who passed away on August 31st after many months of suffering. suffering. He was twice married and leaves a family of three "daughters and three sons by his first' marriage. His seconc wife who was Miss Carrie Scott of Tyrone is in very poor health. The funeraLtook place on Monday Sept g to' Gorrie cemetery cemetery and was attended by hist wo daughter ters and one son, the others being unable to get home. Mr. Thos. Scott and Mr. Edgar Scott, Tyrone, and Miss Cora Scott, Toronto, were among the relatives from this district. A._ H. Graham, Toronto, The death occured on Friday Sept, 7 o Alman Harrison Graham, of gga Leslie st. Toronto, The late Mr. Graham was retired farmer who came to Toronto six years ago from Blackstock near Port Per ry. He had been ailing since early summer summer and had only been under the doctor's care for a week prior to his death. De cesed was a Methodist in religion and attended Riverdale Methodist church He is survived by his wife, who was Le vina Hollinger, and one daughter, Miss Pearle who just graduated from Riverdale Collegiate, also a son, Russell Graham. Canon Farncomb, Toronto. Canon Farncomb, rector of St. Mathews 3hurch, Riverdale, who has been in bac îealth for the past five years, died sudden- y Saturday morning at Newcastle at the residence of his brother, Dr, Alfred Farn comb. The funeral will be held on Mon. day at Newcastle from St. George's Church to St. George's Cemetery, and will be under Masonic auspices. Canon Farncomb was a son of the late Frederick Farncomb, collector of Customs at Newcastle, and Jane (Robson) Farncomb. Farncomb. He was boro in Newcastle in 1856. He was ordained a deacon in 1879 and a priest in 1880. He was located success ively at Batteau, Lakefield, Newmarket, and Newcastle. Since 1901 he occupied the position of rector at St. Mathew's, Riv erdale. He was made a cannon of St. Alban's Alban's Cathedral in 1890, was rural dean of West York and a delegate to the Synod. His home was at 52 Victor avenue, Toronto. Toronto. Prof. Chas. T. Paul, M. A., President of the College of Missions, Indianapolis, who is visiting his mother and other relatives here, will preach in Bowmanyille Methodist Methodist church on Sunday morning next. .Service begins at II o'clock. A number of citizens made special request expressing expressing a desire to hear Prof. Paul who always delights his audiences. He is a Bowman- villè boy who has won high distinction in the United States and is ever a welcome visitor to his native town. Young folks especially welcome. Local and Otherwise. "Roofing Paint'iflrF.fO. Mason's. Wait for "Win the War Sale" on Halloween, ' : Mrs/P. C. Trebilcock is visiting friends in Toronto.. ' ■ - Come arid have a hot supper at the Tea Room Fair Day. .Monday, October 8, has been appointed appointed as Thanksgiving Day. .Mrs* Kate R. Burk, Bowmanville, was a -visitor to Peterboro--Review. M? 8 * Robt. Barrie, Winnipeg, has been visiting with her nephew Mr. Wm. Barrie. Woman's Institute will serve lunch on Fair Day at Giri's Club Room from g p.m. Rev. and Mrs. Isaac Snell, Hastings, have been visiting her brother, Mr. Manson J. Comstock. . Ladies' and Gentlemen's Suits repaired cleaned and pressed at Couch, Johnston & Cry derman's-Limited. Rev. and Mrs. F. Woodger, Centre-st., left Tuesday to visit friends at Oakwood, Lindsay, and Woodville. Special sale of B & H. English Paints up to Saturday Sept. 15 at Mason & Dale Hardware. Phone 145. Mr. Elmer Herring> Enniskillen, and Miss Margaret Mo wry recently visited Mrs. J. H. Mowrÿ, Peterboro. Corp. Thos. Seynour, : Whitby,' now with the 182nd Batt. in France has fallen heir to a large estate in England. Mr. Thomas Elliott, North Bay, has returned returned home after spending a week at his brother's, Mr.'J. C. Elliott, and with other friends. Mr. and Mrs. W."3. Williams, Mr. and, Mrs. C. N. Tamblyn motored out to Bethesda and spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lord. Come and see the latest creations in millinery direct from New York City on Friday and Saturday Sept. 14th and 15th. Dingman & Edmondstone. Port Hope Guide says:--Mrs. Hollis, Mill street, has on exhibition at her home' potatoes which she grew from pealings five of which weigh three pounds. Miss Reta R. Cole will resume her class in piano at her home, King-st., West, on Monday Sept. 10th. Intending pupils should make application at once. g6-2w~ Wé invite our friends throughout West j Durham to make our store their headquarters headquarters when they come to our Fair. Any wraps or parcels will be taken care of. Couch, Johnston & Cryderman, Limited. Limited. Miss Amy L. McKowan who has been in Osaka, Japan, working under|the Board of the Congregational Church and has Deen home for a year on furlough, visiting visiting her mother and other relatives, left Wednesday on her return trip. She will visit her sister-in-law in Kansas and proceed proceed from there on her journey in company company with Mrs. Hilton Pedley and others j to the mission field in the Flowery Kingdom. Kingdom. Washing ! Mason's. Machines 5 styles at F. O. ill! ■* Victor Records Bring you the latest musical comedy successes, with the song and dance hits you hear everywhere. "His Master's Voice" Records 90 cents for 10-inch, double-sided Chu-Chin-Chow ^ Green-Orpheus Quartet) ,qtt. Hello, My Dearie Alice Green-R. Dixon j 8338 Hitchy Koo--Medley One-Step - ) -7. Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra [ <«-,, Ziegfeld Follies--Medley One-Step | Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra J I May be Gone for a Long. 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Our Grocery Department is showing a*choice lot of all the finest Fruits and Vegetables fresh from the growers at low prices. Give ns a trial. x h Me Murtry & Co. Ltd. Thé Big Departmental Store Phone 83 Bowmanville DR. J. C. DEVITT, DENTIST, Graduate of Royal Dental College, Toronto. OFFICE : King St. East, Bowmanville, OFFICE HOURS: 9 a. m. to fl p, m. daily except Sunday. Phone BOa House Phone 90b An Inviting Array of Fall Shoes for morning, afternoon* and night, for indoors and out, is awaiting your early inspection. This is a good time to test our service We are confident that you _ will find it all we have said it to be. Pybne 120 King-st Choice Fresh Meats Of All Kinds For Fair Day Leave your order early. Cooked Ham, Bacon, etc. Lard in small or large quantities. C. M.CAWKER Phone x 64 Bowmanville FUNERAL DIRECTORS L. Morris & Soil Moat Complete Equipment Sunday and night calls promptly attended to. Bowmanville Phones 10-34 Branchejkf OBONO HAMPTON - Be Prepared For school opening by buying your supplies early. We have in stock High and Public School Text Books, Exercise, Scribblers, Copying, Copying, Drawing, Pads, Pencils, P^gJ Holders, Pens, Erasers, Paints, and Crayons. W. T. ALLEN, "BIG 20 a JB0WMAN VILLE