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THE CANADIAN STATESMAh. BOWMANVILLE, THURSDAY, SEPT. 30th., 1926 PG HE Who Will Get the Pony? That's the question they ar'e ail talking about. Well, we are doing our best to give away the coupons to make it possible for you to get the Pony Free-and it's a beauty. CORBETT'S WHOLESOME BREAD Is a winner in most homes and is becoming more popular every day. Only the best ingred- ients, baked in most scientific methods, are used in Corbett's Bread. Wedding Cakes a Specialty W. P. Corbett Baker and Confectioner Bowmanville Phone 3 Orono AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE A REAL NECESSITY Auto owners are taking a big risk if they drive a car these days without carrying insurance. Just look at the accidents that are happening daily. The cost of insurance is small compared with protection given. CONSULTATION FREE regarding insurance-Public Liability, Property Damage, Collision, Pire, Theft. J. J. MASON & SON Real Estate and Insurance Brokers Phone 50 King St. E. Bowmanville Clean, Pure, Fresh GROCERIES Your grocery quality is our standard-for this is the grocery that aims to satisfy the exacting demands of the most particular housewife. When everything is choice, fresh and clean, and besides this most reasonably priced, we can- not help but please your wants perfectly. Test our dlaims and the downright prompt- ness and accuracy of our service by phoning 65 TODAY and have us fill the day's grocery needs. r CHINA AND CROCKERY When requiring any of the above goods bear in mind that we have the largest assortment in town and have marked ail goods at remarkably low prices. ARCHIE TAIT Phone 65 Bowmanville WALL PAPER BARGAINS 25 Per Cent Off Regular Prices For the next week ail oui' beautiful Wall Papers now in stock will be cleaî'ed at the attractive re- duction of 25 % off usual pî'ices. This makes it worth your while to buy this week. CASTLE FLOOR WAX 35e LB. TIN Let me estimate on your painting and paper- hanging. School supplies of eveî'y kind. Mrs. H. Brown and Mrm C. Wil- coi are Ieaving shortly on a motor trip ta I*tonia, Ky. Mrs. R. Brown of the Cream of Banley Camp, ha.. closed the camp for ths eaan. 8h. will open a ioîw camip on the Kingston High'way Inert Spritgwhri kwii besecond Lis t of Schools and Teachers1 in Durham County GEO. PRITCHARD Phon 489 King Near Silver St. Bomnie Bowmanville Phone 489 OBITUARIES Francis Byron Oke The death occurred at Souris,j Man., September 9 ,1926, of Francis Byron Oke, aged 52 years, a highly respecied resident of Lakeport, formerly of Darlington. Afflicted witb asthia. NIr. Oke had been on a visit to friends in Saskatchewan, where climatic conditions usually re- lieved him. He was on his, home- ward journey wvhen taken seriously iii and left the train at Souris. Man., wbere a brother resides. Upon re- ceiving word. 'Mrs Oke lef for Sour-i is. arriving Wednesday evening, but too late to see him alive. The reinains were brought to Lakeport, wbere funeral sevices were conducted by Rev. R. McCullough, on Sunday afternoon. Interment took place in Lakeport Cemetery. Besides his wife he leaves a sonl and a daugbter, Harry and Irene at home. For them the sympathy of the community is feit in their unexpect-' ed bereavement Mr&. Thot. Trick, Norwood, Man. Nellie Jane Ferguson Trick, wife of Thomas Trick, 424 Edgewood St., Norwood, Man., died at St. Boniface hospital Saturday, Sept. 18th. after a protracted illness in her 65th year. She had been resident in the districti 22 years. Born in Wales, she came to Canada with her parents as a girl of 10 years. The family settled in Bowmanville, Ont.. and it was at that town tbat she was married to Mr. Trick. Mrs. Trick was a devout and active member of the Methodisti body, having been associated with the Norwood church, of which she had been a leading member of the Ladies' Aid as well as a teacher of the girls in the Sunday schooL She is survived by ber husband and a son, James. The funeral was held Tues- day afternoon fromn the Gardiner funeral home. Interment in Elm- wood cemetery.-Winnipeg Free Press. Many old friends here will remem- ber Mrs. Trick when she lived in Bowmanville and with ber husband attended Queen St. Methodiet church Mr. G. F. Maynard, Victoria, B. C. Mr. G. W. Rsel an old Bow- manville boy now living ini Victoria, B. C., bas sent us a clipping £rom The Times of that city about the deatb of anotber former resident of this tawn whicb reads as foilows: Mr. G. H. Maynard founder of the firm of Maynard & Sons, pioneer auctioneers of Victoria passed away on Saturday, September 11, at bis re-sidence, 1003 Carberry Gardens. Born at Bude, Cornwall, England, in 1852, wbere is family were old establîsbed stock, be was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Maynard. Soon after their marriage, Mr. and Mrs. R. Maynard came to& Bowmanville, Ontario, and in 1859 Mr. Maynard came west during the Fraser River gold excitement. In 1862 be re- turned for bis family, and brougbt them here by way of the Isthmus of Panama. Tbey established a photo- graphic bouse, the first bere, Mrs. Maynard engaging in the art, and later beiirg joined by ber busband. The late Mr. G. Hl. Maynard was educa:led at the school of John Jes- sop and was apprenticed to the bus- iness of a baker. This was witb the Hodges Bakery, then iocated at thel corner of Dougas Street and Pan-1 dora Avenue. However, he turned to the craft of bis father, who had estabiished a shoemaking firm here,ý and this be conducted on Fort St.*: on the site of the Winch Building, for a number of years. About twenty years ago Mr. May- nard started the successful auction- eering connection which bas become an important local business,, first witb the Eaton Company, then when bis son, A. J. Maynard, jnined him, under the present titie. They have been successively at Broad Street,l Vie wStreet and the present location, Pandora Avenue, G. H. Maynard, thel youngest son, now also is identified' witb the business. Mr. Maynard was an entbusiastic gardene. The famiy are the %Nidow,Frd- ick George, William Joseph, Albertj James and George Hamnmett, sns*, Miss Laura Lillian Mgynard, mrs.l J. B. Sewell and Mrs. H. H. Mac-ý donald, daughters. There are clev-1 en grandcbildren.. A. H. Maynard, the well-known photographer, who1l followed bis father in tbat brancb1 of business is a brother. DURHAM COUNTY'S BOYS CONFERENCEý On Tbursday, September 23 ai nuntber of men interested in boys met at Oron in conference withi. . C. F.2P0eman of-te -ntari Pearce, H. R. 1 Whitney, Bruce 2 Holmes, W. C. 4 Smith, Fred 5 Eddy, C. M. 7 Kinsman, Thos. 8 Lycett, W. J. 9 Pinch. A. W.. 10 Savery, Win. 12 Staples, A. J. 13 Cooper, Alma 14 Mat-r, Alex. 15 Davey, J. E. 16 Burley, Jas. 17 Elliott, Wesley 18 Ogden, W. 19 Ransberry, Jas. 21 Stewart, John 22 Souch, Heber J. Bragg, Beatrice Bragg, Ruby M. McKessock, Alan P. Soucb, Eileen M. Werry, Alice G. Warder, Marion G.1 Williamson, Clara Robertson, Ethel Savery, Laurence Ferguson, Tena Groat, F. J. Sargent. Bertha M. Alton, Thos. H. McGiUl, Reva Hobbs, Mervyn J. Mark. Jean H. Newton, Muriel J Bat-ton, Douglas Turner, Hazel M. Smith. Ena M. McKessock, R. J. Staples, Edgar E. II, Art. 2000 11 1250 11 1100 11 1275 11 1025 I B. A. 975 1 1025 1 925 11 925 Il, K. P. 1025 H,K. P. 975 11 1100 11 1050 IL 900 Il 1000 I 1000 Il 1000 II, Agr. 1000 B. 1, Agr. 1000 Bl, Agn~ 1200 I1 1050 il 900 11 1050 il 1100 il 925 11 1150 11 1000 il 1000 I1 1000 1 900 il 1100 I 1000 Il 1000 I 1250 11 1200 Newca.stle Rodger, Thos. A. Mason, Hattie A. Barrie, Hazel Clarke Port Granby Newcastle R. 3 Clarke Newcastle R. 2 Orono R. 1 Orono R 1 Newcastle Starkville Orono Kendal Orono Leskard Orono, R. 1 Kendal Orono Orono, R 2 Kendal Orono, R 2 Holman, Gertrude McNeil. Theresa Mitchell, Edward Mallough, Velma Hallowell. Beulait Luxon, Marjorie Neal, Velma Dickinson, Emma Foster, Kate Adanms, Marjorie G.1 McNamara, Agnes Rabbins, Gladys M. Stewart, Violet, Davey, Mary L. Stewart, Jean L Soucb, B. E. Payne, Frances Hoar, Ethel T. Archer. Mamie M. n 'I n XI n III, n n 'I S. IL 'I il 11, 'I 'I 'I 'I IX 1000 800 1200 1000 1000 Agr. 1025 1000 900 1225 1100 1100 1000 Agr. 1050 1000 900l 800, 100 900 1025 Cartwrfigbt Hooey, John But-keton Montgomery, Ed. Blackstock Bruce, Robt. (Jr.) Burketon Gibson, F. Nestleton, R. 2 Ferguson, S. F. Nestleton Pbilp, W. G. Nestleton Proutt, Geo. Cosarea Emerson, Malcolm Nestleton Benson, Kathleen McLaugblin, Flar. Robinson, Cecil H. Bruce, Mae Ross, Stella E. Fallis, Winnifred Cavker, 5S.A. Armstrong, Sara M. Manvers B. Janetville Pontypool, R. 2 Bethany Bethany Franklin Janetville V'. Janetville Ponty-pool Pontypool d Janetville ýy Ida, R. 1 Pontypool Pontypool 3 Betbany ,d Janetville Pontypfl 1 McGiil, R. M.1 2 Fallis, A. W. 3 Morton, W. 4 Beer, E. S. 5 Wilson ,A. E. 6 Grandy, T. V. 7 MeNeill, H. M 8 Scott, Thos. 9 Gray. Robt. 10 Stinson Samnuel il Dainard, Wesle: 13 Gray Wesley 14 Boggs, W. Jas. 15 Reynolds, Fred 16 Barnstaple, FrE 20 Fuller, R. L. Sanders, J. W. East Priimary West Primary Let Wall Paper Make Small Rooms Large! In every home, in your home, there's a roýom that should have been larger. You can't increase its area, but you c-an make it look larger if you use the right kind of wall paper. We bave made a study of thîs problem and have selected a nuniber ai very fine papers in light, airy patterns that will not only increase tbe apparent size of your rooms, but will give them a brighter ,cheerier atmosphere. May we nat show them ta you, and demonstrate their effect? There is no obligation on jour part; and if you should wish ta purchase you will find our prices very attractive. W. T. Allen «'Big 20 Bookotore" Bowmaville McCamus, Margaret Fierbeller. Gladys Fierbeller Cunimings, Eleanor Staples, Gerald Deyell, Douglas Pryor. Marjorie Barwell, Lillian Beggs, Gea. A. Dundas, Idella E. Spiers, Gladys Long, Althea Wannan, Lane Carscadden, Mrs. Ida Nel&on, Olive M. Richardson, Lois Staples. Bertha M. Port Hope Somerville, D. L. Strickland, Mary Thompson, Elsie O. Smith, Phyllis M. Tuer, Jessie M. Oke, Muriel McElroy, Dorothy Hugh, Irene Dodds. Jean H. Oke, Helen Sainsbury, Evelyn Long. Myrtle Black, Theodora Wright, 1-azel Burt, Grace I)avison. Mrs Etheline $1000 1000 1000. 1000 1000 1000 1000 10001 10001 1000 1000 1000 1000 1100 1000 900 1200 10001 9001 950 1000 1100 900 1000 1000 2200 1000 10001j 9001 900 800 8001 900 800' 9251. 9001 See the celebrated Kenwoood Blankets and Scotch Wool Blanke~s at Couch, Jobuston & Cryderman's. Mr. A. M. Hardy was in Akron, Ohio, recently attendimg the Inter- plant Conference of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Ca. "Neyer advertise without having sometbing to advertise", remarks one of our exchanges. As an equally good motto we would suggest "Neyer have sometbing to advertise without advertising". Gained 10 Pounds In 22 Days, That's galng some-but skinny men, women and children mast can't heip putting on gaad healthy flash when they take MecGy'a Cod Liver Extract Tableta. Chock f ull af vltamlne&--the kind that are extracted from the livere af the cod-the kind that are a real help ta frail, rundown, aneamie, sknny men and women. Try these sugar coated tastelesa tableta for 80 day-i they dan't bel p greatly get your mony back. u ne woman galned ten pounde in twenty-daya. Blxty taiblets, aixty centa. Ask any druggist for Me- Coy'e Cod Liver Extreet Tablets. Directions and formula on each box. "Get MoCoy'a 1the original and SHEL Pî'oluct Famous foi' their high quality Enjoy your motor at its best by using Sheli Aviation Gasoline Sheli Coal Oul for your stove or lamp. It burns with a clear steady flame-free from smoke. A trial will convince you as it has others. Batteries Chaî'ged. Ce A, Bartlett Phone 110 North Side King St. E. Bowinanville Juicy Steaks and Tender Roasts That Satisf y That's the kind of meats we supply our eus- tomers every day. Glance around the family table and you find beaming eyes, a smile, a sigh and then-the sound of smacking lips! Those are the inevitable re- suits of tasting one of our tender, juicy Steaks or Roasts.; They satisfy! Next time you want something tempting for breakfast try our special brand of bacon. G, A. Edmondstone Phone 21 Bowmanville a, .-~ - Feed Them Well GIVE THE HARVESTERS AND THRESHERS PLENTY 0F CAW- KER'S TENDER AND NOURISH- ING MEAT. THEY WILL GIVE THEIR BEST EFFORTS IN RE- TURN. You may always buy your meat with safety at this store. Orders Filled Promptly and Deliv.red. C, M. CAWKCER & SON Victoria Building Butchers Phone 64 Bowmanville Lt.-Col. E. E. Snider,. B. A., Inspector1 S. S.-No.-Sécret-ary - Address -Teacher Certif. Salary' Bowmanville Johnston ,J. H. South Ward PAGE TRREE Joboston, J. H. Cawood. John Cad. lnst. Jennings. Mînnie Morris, Helen G. Supt. of Music Wickett, Greta M. Girven, Margaret M. Bragg, Leta L. Jewell, Edna E. Morris, Florence W. Montgomery, Nellie Cole, Mildred F. Galbraith, Flora M. Stewart, Neil Darlingt.>n Ashton, W. C. Bowmanville, R 4 CaipbceU. Alan, Bowmanville Osborne, H. F. Bowmanville R 2 Wright, Mel Bowmanville, R. 4 Metcalf ' N. I. Bowmanville Wilson, Arthur Burketon Gay, M. G. Courtice Stephens, G. A. Bowmanville 4 Hoar, S .T. Bvwmanville, R. 5 Niddery, Mrs. S. G. Hampton Chant, S. G. Hampton, R. 1 Smith, F. G. Tyrone, R. 1 Milîson, Arthur Enniskillen Pascoe, L. C. Burke'ton, R. 2 Ferguson. H (M.B.) Enniskillen McLanighlin, Wni. Blrk»ton Annis, A. W. Tyrone Smith, J. J. Enniskillen R 1 Shortridge, F. C. Hampton Slemon, Milt. Bowmnanville, R. 6