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v F : BW : S1 ■•; -- -■ : ■ ^. V; ,- - <^| • - -.* - - • _. ■ _- . : - ; _. - . i - - f^r- ■^Jfr'^ The Food Problem and How to meet It oeettwwe - - It is easily solved when, you leave your order at The Model Grocery. You are asked to substitute other things for Beef, Bacon and White Flour. Try our Oatmeal, Cornmeal or Bye Flour and see what delicious and nutritious bread you can make from them. - For meat substitution try our Fish, Beans, Peas, Potatoes, Nuts, Bananas, and other fruits. We have all these and many other food substitutes, besides a fine assortment of Fresh Vegetables--Corn, Squash, Tomatoes, Cabbage, Onions, Beet?, Carrots, etc., which" every family should be using. You get the best brands of Tea, Coffee and Cocoa at our store. ' All the necessaries for the Preserving and Pickling season will be found at our store. Leave an order and test what wé" say. W. Blake McMurtry Ltd Highest Cash Price paid for all Farm Produce. Phones Nos. 72 and 1 82. Bowmanville. d HA Home? A Place To Live In. If your are building a new HOME, or remodelling remodelling your old one ! Remember That We have all the materials required in the shape of Dressed and Undressed Lumber in Pine, Hemlock, Spruce and British Columbia Fir Flooring, Siding, Ceiling and Wainscot. Birch, Maple and Oak Flooring, tongued and grooved, and end matched. Doors, Sash, Mouldings, outside, and inside trim. Also Lath, Shingles, Galvanized - Ridge Cap and Valley, Beaver Board. Specialties Asbestoslate Shingles and Siding, and Linabestos Wallboard, a sanitary and absolutely fireproof ?i substitute for Lath and Plaster. We are also Headquarters for Portland Cement, Salt in barrel and bag. Baled Hay and Straw, Oats and other Grains. Scranton Coal, Cannel and Steam Coal, Charcoal, Hard and-Soft Wood always in stock. Prices Reasonable and Good Service Guaranteed. McCL-ELLAN & <B King Streét East Phone 15. Limited - Bowmanville House 228 or 274 25-13W BOWMANVILLE, SEPT. 27 Local and Otherwise. Roofing at F. O. Wickett, Minnie Trebil- Tod spent the week-end Sunter, Toronto, visited E. I. Osborne and attend- Patterson and W. Braünd, Bowmanville Fair ' Mr. S. Cawker and son Wesley Cawker, Port Perry, were in town Fair Day, visiting his brother Mr. C. M. Cawker and other relatives. - The McLaughlin Carriage Co., Oshawa, has again shown great generosity to the town by presenting to the Hospital Board, the fine residence on King-sL, formerly occup : ed by Mr. R. S. McLaughlin, to be used as a maternity hospital. _ This gift Is valued at about $25,000, and is only one more evidence of the interest taken by this firm in the interests of the town in which it resides. Lieut. Gilbert Edwards, who went overseas with a Pori Hope battalion, was killed in action on September Ilth, after having been in France for three months. Before enlisting he was deputy reeve of Hope Township, and was well known irr this vicinity as a drover. After reaching England he was promoted to the rank of captain, but. in „_order to get to France sooner took the lieutenant's commission. He iasurvived by his widowed mother and one sister, Mrs. W. J. McCullough, both of Zion, Ont. He was single and a member member of the Orange order. Mr. Fred Heal, Toronto, was down for the Fair. Brantford Asphalt Mason's. Home Nursing Classes are being started started in Port Hope. Mrs. H. Campbell, Milton, récently vis ited Miss Bassett. 7 Miss Winnie McMullen recently visited friends in Oshawa. Miss Ada Silver, Toronto, visited her sister, Miss Alice Silver. Miss Spillsburv, Colborne, is visiting her sister, Mrs. (Rev.) R. Hinds. Mr. and Mrs. McLean, Ottawa, has been visiting at Mr. Chas. L. Brown's. Mr. Hurley Dingmàn recently visited his grandmother at Morganston. Mr. Kenneth Purdy has been visiting his brother, Mr. Ira Purdy, Eddville. Our Office Staff are indebted to Mr. Willard C. Stevens for a treat of pears. Mrs. Alex Hastings and Mrs. Geo. Allin, Toronto, were down for the Fair. Rev. and Mrs. John Garbutt, Oshawa, were in town Wednesday attending the Fair. _ / Miss Allie L. Bragg has returned from visiting relatives in Wesley ville and Port Hope. . Mr. Henry Sandy, Port Hope was guest of his nephew, Mr. Jos. H. Smith over Fair Day. Misses Greta cock and Olga in Toronto. Mrs. James her sister, Mrs. ed the Fair. Messrs. G. N. Port Hope, attended Wednesday. Mrs. E. I. Osborne has returned from a very pleasant visit with friends in Toron- to'and Newmarket. Mr. and Mrs. W. Edgar and Mr. and Mrs. Nichols recently visited Mr. and Mrs. F. Roberts, Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. Bent, Millbrook, motored here and took in the Fair. Have you seen the new stoves at Mason & Dale Hardware? Call and see them before you buy. Mrs. W. Coombe and Miss Ruby Thornton have returned from a visit with relatives at Kingsville. Mr. John and Miss Eva Hellvar are spending a month with their brother, Mr. W. H. Hellyar, Clinton. Mr. Lewis L. Jarvis, Bridge Inspector, Toronto, was guest of his brother, Chief R. Jarvis, over Fair Day. Mr. H. Baskerville and Mr. Frank Cole were down from the city to attend the Fair and visit old friends. Lieut. D. G. M. Galbraith, 109th Regiment, Regiment, Toronto," has passed School of Musketry exams at Camp Borden. Don't forget the Girls' Patriotic Club Annual Bazaar in November. Will each girl please give or collect 3 articles. Miss Jean Taylor, 'Kingston, has been visiting her grandparents, Rev. and Mr S. Sellery at the Methodist Parsonage. Mrs. S. Cherry has returned from a visit with her sons in Schenectady, N. Y. Mr. Fred D. Cherry accompanied his mother home. Would the party who took a Panama hat by mistake from the Council chamber on Cdurt-day please leave it at C. M. Cawker & Son's shop and get their own back. Bowmanville Women's Institute will meet at the home of Mrs. E. R. Bounsall on Friday afternoon.* Every member urgently requested to be present as business business of importance will be discussed. Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Rose motored from Rochester, N. Y., and spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Knapp, Enfield. Mrs. Richard Peate of Toronto, is also spending a few days with Mrs. Knapp. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Holtby, son Jack and daughter Marion and Mr. McGee, Manchester, Miss Gertie Purcell, Port Perry, and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lord, Bethesda, were guests of Mr. W. J. Williams, Fair Day. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Dobbin. P eterboro, announce the engagement of their daughter, daughter, Hulda Mary, to Mr. G. Wesley Dartnell, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Dartnell, of that city, the wedding to take place the end of September. Lance-Corporal F. C. White, son of Mr. Richard White, Editor of Milton Reformer, Reformer, was given a public reception and ; presented with a gold watch by the citizens ' as a recognition of the splendid service rendered overseas for King and Country. Travellers will be delighted to know that the C. P. R. are putting on two more trains, beginning with Oct. I, 1917." Local leaves Bowmanville going west at jî.54 a.m.. Returning reaches Bowmanville at 9.45 p.m. other trains same as before. C. B. Kent, Town Agent. A 3-davs' campaign is to be carried out in Bowmanville soon to raise $6,000 to pay off the debtlncurred by the erection of the new wing to our General Hospital. We hope to present the claims of the Hospital Board next week in a manner that will enlighten, interest, and we think please our citizens. We bespeak a very hearty and generous response to the Board's appeal. It should not be difficult to raise $6,000 if every person gives a subscription subscription in accordance with his or her means. We have now a splendidly equipped equipped hospital. The Warder had a visit . Saturday from Major F. H. Bounsall, Bowmanville, who motored to town to take in the big fair,- and is guest of his . brother-in-law, Mr. Alex. McKay. It is 45 years ago since Major Bounsall first attended Camp with the old 45th Regiment and the camp that yéar was held at Picton, and it was here that he first met '«Bruno^-Bates and other old Lindsay militia men. Major Bounsall has only one son, but he has been wounded twice and is now in a hospital in England canvalescing. Major called on. his old school teacher and life-long friend, Sir Sam. Hughes, Saturday evening, who was delighted to see him. He is remaining in town until Tuesday and intends to attend the meeting of Lindsay Preceptory, Royal Black Knights of Ireland, to-night, when the Grand Master will be present.--hind- say Warder. Ladies' coats aqd suits just received at Couch, Johnston & Cryderman's. No finer collection shown anywhere outside the big cities. Come in for early inspection, inspection, " Local and Otherwise -■ Hamptom School Fair report next week. Send this Fair Number to your absent friends. Mr. W. H. Williams is visiting relatives in Toronto. Mrs. B. M. Warnica visited friends in Toronto this- week. Dr. J. J. Craig spent the week-end with friends in Peterboro. Mr. Samuel Bingham, Hamilton, is visiting visiting old friends here. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Brown recently visited visited friends in Peterboro. Editor Richards of the Millbrook Mirror attended Bowmanville Fair. Mr. Wm. Adams, Orono, is visiting his daughter, Mrs, Clarke Bennett. Miss Vivian White, Coboconk, is attending attending Bowmanville High School. Watch for date of Women's Institute "Win the War Sale" and Bazaar. Attend Rural School Fair at Maple Grove today--Thursday afternoon. Mr. Wm* Hutchinson has purchased the Andrew McFeeters' farm near Salem. Miss Guernsey, R. N., Port Hope, is guest of her sister, Mrs. J. A. McClellan. Mrs. Robt. Pope, Mpntreal, is visiting fier neice, Mrs. Edgar Bùtson, King-st E: Miss Gladys -Westaway, Port Hope, was guest of Marion Van Nest Fair Day. Mr. A. M. Hardy is in Akron, Ohio, on business for the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Rubber Co. Miss Doris Coujrtice, Gravenhurst, spent the week-end with her aunt Mrs. James Courtice. Mrs. R. W. Cook and daughter, Catherine, Catherine, Chicago, 111., are visiting her mother, Mrs. E. J. Carr. Young man, hear Rev. S. Sellery's sermon sermon on "Manliness" in Methodist, church Sunday evening. Mr. Geo. Proctor, Toronto, has bought the residence of the late William Armstrong, Armstrong, Scugog st. north. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Reynolds, Bothwell, have been visiting- old friends here and taking in Bowmanville fair. .. Messrs. J. A. and Thos. S. Holgate, Mrs. B. M. Warnica and Miss Catherine motored to Queensville Sunday. Miss Coreen Hanna, R. N., Toronto is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred Knox. Miss Hanna expects to go overseas shortly. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hall and Mr. and Mrs. R. H; Hall, Brantford, motorecLhere Sunday and were guests of Mrs. H. W. ! 3urke. Mr. Gordon H. Mitchell came home : : rom California to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Mitchell and attend his sister's wedding. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cavanagh and son Billie, Winnipeg, Man., are visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. H. Williams. They expect to locate in Toronto. Mrs. W. H. Roenigk, Lindsay, and Mr. Jas. Darch, Toronto, were called here Saturday owing to the serious illness of their mother, Mrs. Rd. Darch. Mrs. A. M. Hardy and Mr. Everett Hardy and Mr. T. E. Hardy, Whitby, motored to Oakwood and attended the : : uneral of the late Mr. Robert Dobson. I have re-opened my dressmaking shop and am prepared to receive customers. Good work guaranteed. Apprentice wanted to learn dressmaking at once. Apply to Miss Thorntqn, at Mrs. Coombe's, 15 Ontario St, Bowmanville. 39-iw TEA ROOM MENU * -Saturday, September29TH Cold Ham and Tongne Potato Salad . Cucumbers and Tomatoes __ ' 2 -> c Bread and Butter Lemon pie 5c* Chocolate pie 5c Cake 5c ' x Tea or Coffee 5c. Notices.of Births BO cemts; Marriages BO cents* Deaths, BO cents, each insertion. When fnneral cards are printed at this office, insertion free. BIRTHS. Ginger--In Bowmanville, Sept, 20th, to Mr, and Mrs. Albert Ginger, a son. „ Jennings--At Port Hope, Sept. 17, to Mr. and Mrs. N. E, Jennings, a daughter. Bate--In~Bo wmanville Hospital, Sept. 13th, to Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bate, a son. Oke--In Enniskillen, Sept. 17. to. Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Oke, a daughter. (Audrey Viola) Lewis--In New York City, N. Y., Sept. 16th, to Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Lewis, a .ion, (Ormond Barston.) The Churches Lindsay has invited the Bay of Quinte Conference for l£i8. Oshawa Baptist' Church held a successful successful meatless banquet. Rev. E. E. Shields, Collingwood, has accepted a call to Oshawa Baptist Church Bay of Quinte « Conference Epworth League bi-ennial Convention will meet in Oshawa in February 1918. Prof. Chas, T. Paul preached to a very large congregation in the Disciples Church Sunday evening from the words "How old art Thou?" The audience was delighted delighted with the sincere and practical truths so effectively presented by the Prof. His willing services have been much appreciated. appreciated. " "Next Sunday will be a day of special interest being Rally Day in the Methodist Sunday School and church. In the morning morning Mr. T. H. Harrison of Cobourg a specialist in Sunday School work, will address the congregation on this important important subject. Sunday School will hold public service in the church in the afternoon afternoon and give the Rally Day program. In the evening Pastor Sellery will preach to young men on "Manliness". Young men and young women especially invited. Good music.. The congregation of St. John's church held the annual Harvest festival Sunday. The church was most lavishly decorated with grain,'fruit, vegetables and flowèrs. At the morning service Holy Communion was administered. The. rector, Rev. C. P. Muirhead gave most appropriate sermons. sermons. In the evening the choir, under leadership of Mr. W. H, Densem, sang splendidly an anthem "Make a Joylul Noise". The donations are to be sent to the Bowmanville Hospital this week.... The Women's Auxiliary of St John's church will begin their work for the season season on Friday afternoon at 3.30 p. m., in the Parish Hall.. . .A meeting of the young ladies of the church is called for Wednesday at 8 p. m. to form a junior^ missionary society....The regular week^' ly meeting of prayer and intercession^Fill be held Thursday at 8 p. m. in the Parish Hall. ' ÿ Epworth League meeting held in the Methodist church Monday evening had a good attendance. President Laugher occupied occupied the chair. After opening hymn and prayer by Rev. Mr. Sellery the scripture scripture lesson was . read bv Miss Marion Morris. Miss Catherine Warnica, delegate delegate to Summer School held at Belleville in July, gave a splendid report of the addresses addresses and of the work done by this body of Leauge. workers. The musical program program consisted of a pretty vocal duet by Mrs. Frank Williams and Miss Lillie McLean McLean accompanied by Mr, Laugher and two very fine piano duets by Misées Lepha and Jean Doncaster and Reta Cole and Helen Yellowlees. Consecration service next Mondaÿ evening when Rev. Mr. Sellery Sellery will give an address on "TheLeagute that Wins". Make a special effort to be present and be ready to answer to Roll Call with a-verse of scripture or hymn. Strangers welcome, MÂRRIAGES- Luife--Dart--On Sept, 19th, at King-st Methodist Methodist Parsonage, Oshawa, by Rev. J. S. IiWilson, B. D., Ernest James Luke and Annie Leona, daughter of Mr. Jos. Dart, both of Oshawa. Kirby-Glover---On Sept. 17th, at King-Street Methodist Parsonage, Oshawa, by Rev. J. S. I. Wilson, Mr. Francis Ross Kirby, Toronto, and Miss Violet Irene, daughter of Mr. Wm Glover, Oshawa. McIsaac--Leigh--At St. John's church, Newcastle, Newcastle, by Rev. Father McCue, Sept. 19th, Lor- etto, (Nydia) daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Leigh, Orono, land Mr. Roger Joseph McIsaac, Atherly, Ont. DEATHS Lee--At Cambray, Sept. 14th, John Lee, in his 90th year. Harper--At Raglan, Sept. 16, Joseph Harper, In his 76th year. Hawthorne--At Charlecote,J3ept. 20th, John Hawthorne, in his 93rd year. Brent--In Co bourg, Sept. 19th, John Brent, aged 82 years. Interred at Ebenezer. Mark--At Windsor, Sept. 24, Charlotte Jewell, widow of the late James Mark, Mariposa, aged 80 years. Downey--Suddenly at Myrtle, Sept. 18, Mary Elizabeth Waring, beloved wife of Thos. Downey, in her 61st year. Davidson--In Omemee, Sept. 14th, Susanna, beloved wife of Mr. Dayidson, and third daughter of the late William McMullen, Kendal. IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of my dear mother, Mary Collinson, who died Sept. 26th, 1916. Our hearts still cling to memory dear, Of one who's called to rest, And those who think of her to-night Are those who loved her best. Daughter "Lest We Forget" E. R. BOUNSALL, Designer and Dealer in Monuments, Tablets, Markers, etc., In Granite and Marble. Bowmanville, Ontario. - NOTICE During DR.G. C. BONNYCASTLE'S absence with the Canadian Expeditionary Expeditionary Force his Dental Office will be conducted by J, Ji CRAIG) L. D. S., D. D, S., Honor Graduate in Dentistry of Toronto University. Bowmanville - Ontario Office Phone 40." House Phone 16 w OST--A jet pin set in gold. Finder kindly 1 leave at Haddy & Co. Millinery Parlors. *"• Reward. 391 pjOR SALE--A Ford Touring Car, 1917 model, H has been used very little and is as good as 1 new. Ford Garage, Bowmanville. 39tf XjORSES FOR SALE--One horse 9 yrs old, 1 ll filly 4 yrs, 1 gelding 3 yrs. Apply to W. J, Clemens, R. R.6, Bowmanville. 37 3* /tOOD GENERAL SERVANT wanted at once. ■ T Good wages. Apply to Mbs. B. J. Hazle- wood, Wellington-st, Bowmanville. 34-tf mi rANTED^2 hand-made auto tire makers, \\f must be experienced. The Van Der Linde " Rubber Co., Limited, 142 Weston Road, Toronto. 39 3 /▼ASOLINE ENGINE FOR SALE--6 h.p. runs It like new. - Apply to Thos. Tabs, Bowman- ville, opposite Post Office. See engine at Pickard's Garage. 37 3w tWORSES FOR SALE--One general purpose gl cpltand one driving mare qniet and good *"*■ /ip every way. Apply to D. Burk, Bowrcan- ville or Phone 183-31. 4 39tf ^TOCK FOR SALE--Two brood mares, 6 and ^ 13 years old, one with 3 months foal by her side; two milch cows, one giving milk. A. J. Huggins, Courtice. 35-tf rtOR SALE--A Ford Tonring Car, 1916 model, H equipped with electric start and lightsrin 1 first class condition. Apply FORD Garage, Bowmanville. ^ 39tf pOR SALE--A good Jersey cow in calf, light r* fawn in color, good milker and rich tests over . 6°, 1st prize at Bowmanville Fair 1917. Apply, to Tom Percy, Bowmanville. 39 1 w.tEIL LOST--On Exhibition Grounds, Bowman- Y ville, or Grand Stand on Wednesday Sept. T i9--a ladies' fclue crepe de chene motor veil. Reward offered* Finder please write Box 209, Claremont, Ont, ^ 89 S riARCEL LOST--On Scngog Road on Saturday Y* Sept. 15T& parcel containing a muslin dress, 1 black and white blouse, boy's rompers and bank book. Finder please return to THOS. H. Cochrane, Bowmanville. - S9t mm OuSE~FOR SALE--Biick cottage on King-st, 1*1 Bowmanyille, 6 room's, electric lighted, fum- ace, good garden, several fruit trees, good hard and soft water. Also good building lot. Apply to W. W. Short, on the p remîmes. 38-2w pARMS TO RENT--Three farms of 100 r 160 and H 200 acres, respectively, to çetit. All south of B and close to Oshawa. <#irat-class soil and buildings, in good state of r cultivation. Possession Possession to plow after preseaC* crop. Full possession April 1,1918. Apply Jib G. D. CONANT, Oshawa, Ont. Dated August, 8th, 1917. 32-tf pOR SALE-pA' desirable farm of .141 acres on H lots 13 and 14, con 7, Township of Darlington, *■ good sufficient buildings, 6 acres hardwood busn, trout stream lined with cedar and pasture, 10 acre».young bearing orchard, convenient to schotfls, churches, stores, shops, mills, railroads, nytticete, phones, etc. Terms reasonable. Apply to Peter Wbrry, Tyrone. 39 3 . Annual convention of Teachers' Association,_ Association,_ No. 3, Northumberland and Durham Durham will be held in Campbellford on ..Thursday and Friday, Oct. Ilth and 12th. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Curtis and Master Harry'Terry, Tyrone, - visited at Mrs* Hockin's, Wellington st. Fair Day. Mrs. Norman Cowan and daughter Ber- mce, Toronto, spent a few days with Mrs* Wm. J°° ns - Mrs. Cowan's many friends in Bowmanville were pleased to see her. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Williams and daughter, "Sara, Church St., have been up to the wedding of the formers' grandson, Mr. Lome W. Trull, funeral Director, Broadview Ave, Toronto. Uhiropractic, Ostêopathy and 'Modërn Electrical Treatment Will completely remove your lame back, Sciatica, Constipation, Headache. In fact 90% of most all so-called diseases diseases can be greatly benefitted if not entirely cured. If you think yours is a hopeless case, do not give up in. dispair until you have investigated my drugless drugless methods. Examination is. Free at Office. •If you are beyond cure or cannot be benefitted I will plainly tell you so. A few treatments will convince you there is still hope for you. Dr. S. M. JONES, 86 Simcoe St.. North, Oshawa. Phone-224. ' M LV-..-. * ., 6 -1.•• ; _ / , - V?- ; v- .. - - " v Eye Strain is Not a Disease. Optometrists Are Correcting the Near and Farsightedness, Astigmatic and Muscular Errors Without Medicine. x ËT- w- A person suffering from eye-strain, who at the same time is enjoying the best of health, is often at a loss to. know who he should consult. He does not feel that he needs a physician, but. he knows he needs relief. Many people spêak of nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism and muscular errors as though they were some form of eye disease, but they are no more a disease than a small ear or a large nose. It follows- that the layman often does not know that these conditions are caused by a faulty shape or a false position of the eyeball, which condition renders vision unsatisfactory or painful. _ Much suffering due to eye-strain could ba> relieved if the one so afflicted would consult the Optometrist who is now being rapidly recognized recognized by the world as the eye-strain specialist. R* M Phone 92 MITCHELL & Co./ Druggists and Optometrists Bowmanville, Ontario. - Nights, and Sundays Phone 280 John A. Holgate & Son sells Lehigh Valley Anthracite the Coal that satisfies When you pay good money for coal you expect to get good coal. That is what you want to gat. That is what you should get. That is exactly what you do get always--when you deal with us. If the coal we sell you isn't right we don't want your money --that's the way we sell Coal. We have lots of good steam coal for threshing purposes. Canada Cement, Sewer Pipe, Lime, Hair, etc. John A. Holgate & Son Office and Yards, cor. Queen and Division Streets. Telephone No. 153 office. House Phone 202. Bowmanville, Ont. \ $$0 GARMENTS ; ='\ A V./ Ladies ! Misses! Children! We are now ready with the greatest, grandest sfcoek of the most fashionable things to wear ever shown in Bowmanville. Coats - Suits - Dresses - Blouses Coats--In Silk Plushes, soft Velours, and other cloth. Many with large collars and wide belts/ All colors and all prices. ' Suits--With the long straight lines that look so smart in all the leading shades. Dresses -- That are superb in color, style and 'finish. Blouses--That are so dainty and pretty you are sure to want one. Notice that our prices are within reach of all. ; Come and see for yourself. Telephone 106 S. W. Mason & Son I ij : a i S3 S ■JM Vi Next door to Standard Bank Bowmanville ■a x tSF-