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tHE GANADIAN STATESMAN, BOWMANVILIME, THUBSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1~26 PÂtaS fREIN Christmas Announcement It is with great pleasure that we announce Ifeaturing the new Rembrandt Christnmas Cards featuring the new llemembrandt Christnmas Cards for the coming season. The largest and best assortment of Cards we have ever had and at prices that will astonish you considering the quality and unique designs of the cards. The prices range from 3c Each upwards, including envelope WARWICK GIFT LINE We also have on display The Warwick Gift Line, each article boxed in separate purpie gift box. W. T. ALLEN "Big 20 Bookstore" Bowmanville TASTY MEATSi FROM YOUNG WELL FED CATTLE Stop at this store any day and you will see as choice array of meats as is found anywhere. The variety is large, making it easy to select just what appeals to the appetite of the family. Remember, too, that you find the largest as- sortment of Cooked Meat.s at this store. - Prompt Delivery Service G, A. Edmondstone Phone 21 Bowmanville Do YOU Keep Chicken OR Do THEY Keep You? That is the question which every poultry keeper should investigate and find out. Hens should lay a sufficient number of eggs to keep you. It has been proved that specual feeding is neces- sary to get the best resuits, and nothing will in- crease the number of eggs or keep up the supply more than the well known brands we stock of egg mash, beef meal, oyster sheil, grit and bone meal. These necessities for egg production can be ob- tained here at lowest prices. HARRY ALUIN PHONE 186 BOWMAN VILLE FNow Is the Timei TO SELECT YOUR E vening Gown or Party Dress A new quota just arrived in the latest styles, most alluring shades and daintiest trimmings. SA small deposit will hold any dress E. R. Curtin WE SELL FOR LESS Cowan Block, King Street, Bowmanville Oshawa whitby MORE ABOUT WHIZ PRODUCTS WhicIî Are To Be Manufactured lu Bowmanvifl. In last weck's issue of The States- man announcement was made of the sale of the Rosa Can Go. factory ta R. M. Hollingkead Co. of Camden, New Jersey, manufacturera of Whiz products-98 varieties. These pro- ducts cover almost every need of -the automobile-eRnany to preseirve and improve its appearance ome for performance-others for preserva- tîon-and still others for use in emergency. Had we been writing an advertisc- nment about Whiz producets instead of a write-up it might run something like this: Whiz products prevent trouble to your auto, save money, add years et efficiency to the life of your car and keep it ncw in appear- ance after long, liard service. In tacet, tbey preserve your pride of ownersbip. Don't run awîy with the ides, that Whiz is only for the car. There are a score or more of other products tliey manufacture for use in the home, store and factory. So that you may become better acquainted witb Whiz products we it thera be- low under proper classiflcations: Drensinga: Whiz Auto Gushion Dressing Whiz Auto Top Dressing Whiz Kbaki Top Lining Dressing Enamela: Whiz Auto Enamel (Back) Whiz Aluminuni Bronze Whiz Rapid Repair Enamel Whiz Tire Enamel Whiz Black Liquid Tire Gover Whiz Engine Enaniel Whîz Steve Pipe Enamel Whiz Gas Range Enamel Greasa Wliiz Cup Grease Whiz Graphite Cup Gresse Whiz Hîgli Pressure Chassis Lubri- cant Whiz Gear Grease Ouas:- Whiz Neatatoot Oil Wbiz Household Oil Pouiah.:- Whiz Brilliant Auto Body Poliali W!iz Auto Body Poluah Whiz Wax Auto Finish Whiz Polishimg Wax Wbiz Reflector Polish Whiz Metal1 Poliah Whiz Nickel Polirli Whiz Lusterize Whiz Aluminum Poliah Whiz Cedar Oil Poliah Whiz Silver Polis-h Whiz Stove Polîsh, liquid Soap:- Whiz Hard Olive Green Soat, Whiz 011 Seîp Menz Hand Soap Soilof, Pumice Hand Soap Whiz Roadside Hand Cleanser Whiz Liquid Toilet Soap Miscellaneous: Whiz Dry Cleaner Whiz Clcaning Fluid Whiz Gasket Cement Whiz Tir Remover Wbiz Kicer Glass Whiz Radiator Clcaning Compound Whiz Radiator Stop Leak Whiz Mechanica' Blue. Whiz Ail Rubber Patchi Outfit Whiz Rubber Cernent Whiz Top Patching Outflt Whiz Top Patch Ceient Whiz Soldering Compound Whiz Valve Grinding Comp ound Whîz Bearing & Valve Grinding Conmpound Whiz Nut Loosener Whiz Anti-Slip Brake Waer Whiz Anti-Squeak Spring Compound Whiz Fly Spray Whiz Fly Fume Whiz Insect Destroyer Wbhiz Drain Pipe Solvent This week T. H. Kniglti l featur- ing in bis window an attractive dis- pay et some Whiz products; CARD 0F THANKS I hereby wish te thank the boy electora ef West Durham for the splendid support you have given me and for the confidence you have sbown by electing me to the Sixth Oldar Bay' Parliament. 1 aise wieh to thank those whe by the use of~ their cars and in other wAys hclped te eleet me as the representative froni this riding. Lawr.nce Mountjoy. Blackstock, Nov. 30, 1926. OBITUARIES M». Alun Irvine, Lindsay gaged in insurance in Toronto and Oakville; Arthur, who bas retired atter many y cars of businem lite in Toronto and Milton, wbo la chief cerk of th C. P. R. at Calgary, and three daughtera: Mm. R. H. Short of Brantford; Mm. George n. NichaI. son of Toronto; and Evelyil. FORMER PRESIDENT BAY 0F QUINTE CONFERENCE PASSES Rey. William Limb.rt, Toronto There passed to rest at the family residence, 76 EIlerbeek Avenue, Tor-t onto, on Wednesday, November 24, Rev. William Liinbert, following a week's ilîness from pneumonia. Deceased was one of tfihe grand old men of the Methodist Church in this province and a pioneer mem- ber of the Bay of Quinte Conference,r being at one tume President and in1 active mînistry in this conference for forty years. H1e was born in England and came to Canada in 1874, entering the min-t istry of the Bible Christian Churchf the sainie yeer. H1e served in many places in the Bay of Quinte Conter- ence, ineluding Hampton, Tyrone, Orono and a numbbr of others. While pastor at Oakwood lie sawi tfhe erection of a church which ist equal te the finest in the country, andt which will staind as a monument to his zeal and enthusismn. 1He re-I tired froni active work in 1920. H1e was greatly belovtýd by alil congregations lie aerved, and to cornei in contact with bini was to feel that you had the presence of a Christian gentleman of the finest type. H1e s.upplied in Newcastle tollow- ing the death of Rev. H. S. Spence and during the past suminer lie act-I ed as supply minister, t-ollowing the death of tihe late Rev .Mr. Brown1 of Queen Street United Churcli, Lindsay, where hie was greatly lie- loved. The funeral took place on Satur- day afterrîoon ,a private service be- ing held at the home, and a public service at Danforth United Church which was packed to tihe doors. The magnificent floral offering's froni frienda and many former charges evidenced the high eeteem in which lie was held. Rev. J. J. Coulter, Pastor of the Church had charge of the service and the tollowing took1 part in *ie service-Revs. G. H. Copeland, H. E. Moores, S. T. Bart- lett, A. M. Irwin and C. W. Watch. The pal-bearera were Revs. J. U. Robins, Bowmanville, S. T. Bartlett, W. C. Allin, W. B. Tucker, J. R. Real, Toronto, A. M. Ir'win, Whitby. Deceased is survived by his wif e and two sons, Dr. Milton Lintbert, Parry Sound; Horace of Toronto; four daughters, Mrs. F. Johnston, Calgary; Mme. Richard Brown, Or- ono; Mrs. Zetta Andrews, Toronto; Mrs. H. J. Reid of Lindsay; also one brother in England. Among those who attcnded the funeral from this vicinity not ai- ready mentioncd were :-Mrs. Milton J. Elliott. Mra. A. Mitchell, Bow- manvilie; Mr. and Mns. R. H. Brown, Oromo; Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Hoar, Oshiawa. BOWMANVILLE PUBLIC UIBRARY The membership tee to new mie=- bers joining the Library for the bal- ance of this :year and aIl of 1927 is $1.00. Parties intending to joinî the Library would do well ta take advantage of this special opportun- ity. Corna cannot exIst whcn 1Ho11o-1 way's Corn Remover is applied to, them, because it goes ta the root and kilis the growth. Notice to Creditors IN THE MATTEIt OF'THE ESTATE OF' ALICE SARA TEOMPSON, late of the Town of Bowmanviile, deceaaed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ail persons having any dlaimi against the late Sari Thompson, who died -on or about the 29th day of September, 1926. are required te send by post, prepaid, or deliver te the undersigned soicitorofor Norma T. Mason Executrix ef the Es- tate of Ale .4ra Thomnpaon, thefr names and addressea and full particulîr. In writlag of their daims and the nature et securities. if any, held by them., AND TAXE NOTICE that after the 2th day et December, 1926, the aaid Norma. T. Mason wli ditribute the as- sets ef the uaid deceaaed among the per- sona entitled thereunte havlng regard only te the daims of which sa hai then have had notice and wlll flot ba lhable te any person of whose dlaim ashe ahahl net then have received notice. DATED at Bowinanville this l2th day of November. 1926. M. G. V. GOULD, Solicitor fer Norma T. Manon, Executrix. 46-3. inr amLB IFred Knox i Dowama.vlll.. OntaI. ROTARIANS AT BOYS' SCHOOL Bowmanville Rotary Club Praents 350 Pound Bell to Sels"l. An occasion et unusual interest took place at the Boys' Training School on Friday evening whcn mem- bers et the Bowmanville Rotary Club and their wives werc guests ot the achool. The visitors were welcom- ed te thc institution. by Dr. G. El- more Reaman, Superin'tendent, Mns. Reamin and members et the staff. A very suniptueus dinner was served in the large dining Tooni froni tables attractively dccorated with flowers and the Rotary colors. The scrving was ably carried eut by the boys et the achool who made court- cous and attentive waiters. Following the dinner Dr. Reaman addressed a tew werda et welcome te the guestsanmd then turned over the meeting te Rotarian Geo. E. Cliase, President et Club. As tii gathring took the place et thc usual weckly luncheon the regular busines wa.s considered wbicli included two invitations te Inter-city meetings at Toronto and Buffalo on December Srd. The main abject et this enjoyable tunction wîs then made known by President Chiase wliu in a very e- quent address presented te the scbool on behaît et the Reotary Club a buge 350 pound bell whiih lias alrcady been -placed ini position on tbe roof ot one et the main buildings. In presenting the bell Mr. Obhase said :.-It is with a great deal et plea.sure that members et Rotary Club et Bowmanville are liere this evening te show by their presence the intereat tbey bave in the Boys' Training Scliool. In service la tound the vital energy whicli kecps Rotary Clubs alive. As our membership is made up et men busi]y engaged in practical affaira witb us service la net merely an idea te be talked about, but chiefly an ides embodied in a plan te be enacted upon. It la for this reason that the work which is se wcl begun in the Boys' Training Sebeel appeaIs to us, and wbic'b we are per- suaded will wisely expand te meet increasing needa. This prejeet un- dertaken by the government et On- tarie, with the aympatbetic support et public spirited citizens is te meet a definite need which bas been dis- covered by men who were proteund- ly interested in the welfare ot youth. The reaponsibility for devaloping and carrying ut tiis work lin all ita de- superintendent and staff with the sme hope and purpose. We are bere ta-niglit te say te yeu tht this work is in accordance witb our idea et service and that wc will ceunt 14 a privilege te ba allowed froni time te tume te give sucli help as we are able. Recegnizing that suc'li an assur- ance- exprcssed in words enly, anay Teidily fade tram memory,. we bave decided te offer for your acceptance a aniali voice whicli may serve daily te give tangue ta our constant inter- est in tlila praise-wortliy undertaking in the resu etf service. No anc seema te know bow long ago belîs began te be uscd in tbc worid. Tliey have been found in the buried ruins et tbe palace et the mcient Nîmrod and they continue in the world in incrcaaing numbers and in variety et usetulness. Tbay have been et many ahapes tram the tour- sided bell et St. Patrick, to the gracetul curved and full trumpet mouthed bell et the presant day. They have been et many sizes£TaM thc tiny beils ot a child's tey te the great bell et Moscew, weigliing 220 tans. Balla have becc pealed merriy for' waddings and tolled sadly for tuner- ais. Thcy have been used te warn of disaster and te celebrate great victaries. Belus on tacteries suni- men mec ta work, and belîs on churches cal] people te worship. What boy is there wbo lias net in bis niemary tlie sound et thc sclieol bell witli its thousand associations- precieus and etherwise? Se in the liepe thait this may ring for bbc beoys et the Bewmacville Training Scbool and serve a usetul, and withai a musi- cal purpose liera, wo ask you te se- cept this bell for this institution that its ringing voice may rcmind you dmily tliat you have the continuaI ictersat et the Bowmanvillc Rotary Club. It was cxpected tht Mr. H. M. Rebbins, Deputy Provincial Secre- tary, Toronto, wouid -bave been prea- cnt te ccept the bell on bebaît et the school and govcrnment. buot in bis abs ence Dr. Reaman, in bia usual pleasing and happy manner, accept- cd the bell which ha said waa greatly needed and therefore a meit accept- aide th sucas etsolîngt-he un- adjusted boy problem ila assurad with ueh commendehie methods. With present facilities Itbe capacity et the achool bai been about reachad wlth an enromant ot 68 boys troni al parts et the province. S E R VICE GROCERY STORES NEW GRECIAN CURRANTS, 2 lbs................. 25c B. C. Spy Apples, Per Measure ...........................25c Quaker Qats, Large Package .......................25C Service Flour, 24 lb. bag $1.03; 7 lb. bag ............35e Salectad Cut Pael, Orange, Lenion and citron, % lb tin 19e N. B. 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You get such meats here. And prices are no higher than for ordinary cuts. We . know our meat is good for we buy direct from the best stock men in the district. Do our own killing and keep the meat under the most sanitary methods. Foundation of our reputation has been "Meats of best quality". Orders Filled Promptly and Delivered. C. M. CAWKýýER& SON Victoria Building Butchers Phone 64 Bowmanville I E Lumber Jack aya, "The homo builder who would save, looks te us fer baîptul mdvice and the riglit lumber". We hava es- tablished a reputatien tha.t sheuld guide you in your choice et a luinler yard and in your aelcction et the riglit lumbar. We are knowxi ai reliable lie- cause our dependabilty lias been tried and tested. It'a your chance to gat a fair lumber deal. LIMI1ED LUMBER &FUEL BUILDERS MATERIALS OFFICE PHONE 15 4 ME CANADIAN ETATESMAN, BOWXANVIL%.E, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1926 PA(x£ fERM