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THE CANADIAN ST IMAN, BOWMANVILLE, THURSDAY, DECFPMBER 29, 1927 PAGE FIV2 PUBLIC SCHOOLS OPEN JAN. 4th LOCAL. AND OTHERWISE LOCAL AND OTHERWISE HOLIDAY VISITORS BIRTHS Parents are advised that Bowman- Hockey fans please note that Happy New Year to ail. Mr. Clemens Perey, Belleville, at SHa W-In Bowecmanvlll Has27,taonr ville Public Schools will open Wed- League game Monday, January 2nd il Renew your subscription now. home. an~d MA. E.emberlOsha, a927,to M nesday, January 4th at 9 a. m. played in the afternoon-starting at Mrs. Wright and Mliss Millie Sauva, Mr. Lawrence Mason, Toronto, at ter,* ( OshaaIsaabal). _______3 P. . Hilton, were recent guests of M's home. Mr. and Mns. Neleon H. Reynolds, 437 _________ 15.Ontario St. Toronto, announce the blrth Toronto Daily papers of Wednes- L. S. Dumas. Mrs, B. L. Quibeil, Toronto, at Mr. of a daughter, (Barbara Winnifred), at )LBIC LIBRARY MEETING day give the photos of several Lead- Mr. W. C. Ferguson's many friends W. B. Couch's. *ona Hsil"nTudyDe- 4 ~ers in the Seventh Older Boys' Par- will be pleased te know hie is slawly Miss Nellie Montgomery at lierbe 0h ~Te annual meeting of the Bow. liament now meeting in Toronto. regaining after his long illnese. home in Roseneath. 'ahvle Public Library Association Among them is Howe Martyn, Strat- Mr. and Mrs. Hugh W. McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Morley Davîdson and MARRIAGES 1 the election of officers will bie ford, grandson of Mrs. E. Rickard, Grimsby, apent Chriatmas with hier son with relatives at Frankford. hd at the Library in the Town Hall Bowmanville, who is a candidate for parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Culley. Mr. H. B. Mollon, Detroit, Mich.Ch RAE-COLLINS-At Old St. Andrew's on Monday, January 9th., 1928, at Premier. Wesley R. Elliott, Brantford, lias is spending his holidays at home. 1h927 rnt, on J . .Satra, De. Eth, W. . MorioM.G .Gud Former pupils in this district who een appointed Chief o! the Oshawa Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Goyne, Oshawa, Collns f Tronto, to George Alexander President. Sec y-Treas. attended Central Business College, Fire Brigade, at a salary of $2,200. with Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Densemn. AOLK-tS.Gog -- which is now known as Sbaws! Miss Dorothy Pickard o! the Sick Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Percy wib hurch, Newcastle, by Rev. E. R. James, Schol, Troto wil e nteesedChildren's Hospital, Toronto, spent their son, Mr. Harley Perey, Toron- Mr. Clarence Borabard, Truro, N. S., son in he an ornocem l ent tht Mr. and Crsmsathruce!,M.A W oMr andEre. Il. Bombard, Bowman- liMhEDICAL tta r.adCrita t e nles r A .t.ville, and Mary Wynnlfrede, daughter of J. CLABLL Mrs. W. H. Shaw, Toronto, wilî Pickard. Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Cameron and Mr. and Mr. W. C. Lakte, Newcastle. J. CARK ELLcelebrate the fiftieth anniversary of Judge James F. McGlade, well- family, Maberly, at Mr. Thomas Mc- M.D., Ch.B., F.R.C.S., <Edin), D.P.H4.ter SaudyDcm.kn nthdedMlns GRAHA M-FLETT-At Trinits' United (Successor ta Dnr.aA.rS. Tileee>-ber gnthoughout teProvince, id ule'.Church Parsonage, on Wednesday, De- (Sucesor o D. A S.Tiley) ber3lst. Mr. Shaw la President o! at bis home in Cobourg on Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Orville H-enderson cember 14th, 1927, by Rev. J. U. Robins, Hons. Graduate in Medicine, Aber- the Shaw Scbools Limited, and a December 27th. Toronto, witb Mr. and Mrs. W. W.' M.rvyn A. Graham, son of Mr. and Mrs. deen niverity; ellowo! tse prminen fir eductior and regor.uoL.rP.byGM.ah.aHederso. rahm, Backsncd, ad BilVVc- denUiest;Flo fteRoyal poietfgure in dctoa n Mr. rgr omr o .P dro. toria, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. E. College of Surgeons, Edinburgb. fraternal circles in the city. As a for West Durham, is in Toronto this Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fice and Flett, Bowmanvlile. Office and Residence, Queen St., former student o! this school and an week attending session of the Older family, Taunton, with Mr. and Mrs.-____ Bowmanville, Phone 89 admirer of Mr. Shaw the junior edi- Boys' Paliament. Rowland Cale. tor of The Statesman extends con- Dr. and Mrs. D. D. Macdonald, M.adMa .C Jewell and DEATHS gratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Shaw M.adMs .C DR.HALWODAN IRS on this golden anniversary occasion. Toronto, were.in town for a short Miss Frankie M. Jewell with Mrs. PINCH-At El Paso, Texas, Monday. DRS.HAZLWOODAND IRKStinie on Wednesday, when they paid Geo. Grant, Toronto. December 26, 1927, William Bray Pinch, Phscesand Surgeons A vory beautiful Christmas mes- a visit te thse cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McLeod, Tor- a Te 69 eas. ltkepaefrn h Office Hours: 1 te 4 and 7 to 8.30. sage was brought ta the menuiers of Mr. Lawrence Washington o! the onto, witb bis parents, Mr. and mr.. residenie of Itr.eGeo.r B.tBictie, Llberty Tlpoe18Bowmanville Rotary Club at their Ontario Dental College, Toronto, 's D. McLeod, Elgin . St., rtgety, Decile me ltît t o'loK.n Telephone 108eekl luncheon held at Bowman holidaying at bis grandfather's, Rev. nte tPnnavieemerKn- Office: Wellington Street HueFia onwe oai WC. asgnMA. Mn. and Mrs. R. T. Hoskin, Gwen ly Omit flowers. Bowanvlle Onarj. HuseFriay oonwbe Roanin W C.WasingonM. . and Jack, Simcoe, with bier nuother, ROBINSON-In Clarkte, on Friday, Dec. Bomnile ntro ev. J. U. Robins was tise speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Woodger Mrs. Catherine Wickett. 23rd, 1927, Robert Robinson, aged 77 iHe related a fascinating little story and son Teddie, Port Dover, and yas nerda rn eeey Ion the truc spirit of giving as enacted Miss Ruth Woodger, Toronto, visited Misses Belle and Flora Galbraith yas nerda rn eeey ¶ ~,/by two little boys years ago who tooki Miss A. V. Cale and Mrs. Woodger spent Christmas Day at Mn. D. J. LITHGOW-In Hope, December 23rd, \\\ hi ubegfst odru isn',"ae elFr" 1927. Caroline Jane Smith, beloved wlfe N -~,.'>~1 hei hmbe ifta a wndrf! ven the holiday. isns HzlDh n. of the Ite Henry J. Llthgow, la her 73rd îD temple. Tise close attention and Ms .C egsn r.n Mr. and Mrs. P. Arlett and family, year. viibe ffcto!tie toy n heA. W. Pickard and daughters, Lor-MisAetan M.Ge.Smos ARNOT-In Darllngton. on Mondlay, thteer at vmen ared just gonu raine and Evelyn, motored ta Myrtîe eworett. with Mr. and Ms .P eebr26h., 12r7, aie rnt a besowys aftilen al jsngong aand attended thse Beacock family re- CObeh,8wyas nerdI no eeey troboys e l. ol srs. T.S. Hoa union at Mr. James Beacock's on Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Ingisanuo! saa Lie e.E CaeadD R e-Rv adMs .C Petprboro, December l9th, 1927, Joseph gate Ge. E.Cisse ad D R. her-Mn Day.) lrKin wl b t gsond are bldyntst ecLLLNA îhla optl rison with Mr. Francis Sutton at tie1 s D.FCakBlIil ea rnpnetRvad ~r.W .Hrris McClelan, In his 78th year. In- piano were uval1 rendered and aIea home at lber residence, Queen St., oWhnton.W . :erment atdBsonnJnvior, se gneatiy enjoyed. i Tuesday, January 3rd, from 3 tae r .H eik n o uir CADDY-On Wednesday, Dec. 2lst, at ____,__6 p. m. Mrs. Tilley wiil aiso ne- Buffalo, N. Y., Mrs. R. Davey and Toronto, Mrs. Alma Caddy. In hon 62nd iceive. Dr. Bell will receive fromn 8 daughter Ileen, Toronto, witis Mr. year, wlfe of the laite Edmund Harrlng- t, .,ton Caddy. and daughter af the lato Rev. ctd: o - IBOWMANVILLE WOMEN'S ýta 10 p. m. 51-2 and Mrs. C. M. Murdoif. H. J. Nott of Bowmanville. Interment i lINSTITUTE Since Peterboro bas dropped out Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Stoutt and in Prospect Ceinetery. Toronto. __of___tise Intermediate O. H. A. series daughter, Margaret, Niagara Falls, ARNOT-On Wodnesday, Dec. 2lst, NEW YEARS RESOLUTIONS Thse December meeting o! Bow- tise local group wiIl now consist of Ont., and Mr. S. W. Ruse, Oshiawa, 1927, at the home of hon daughter, Mrs. *'The milk habit wiIl make this manvillo Wamen's Itititute was beld Bowmanviîîe, Oshawa and Port Hope. witb Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Ruse. Jaorsontors Aale 47 t.evairAe.laohr7t, aew year livelier, happier and onFiaatenn in S. O. E. Hall, New scisedule of games is being Mrs. Jas. H. Fox, Windsor, Miss year, wldaw af the late Jesse Arnot. brihter-at work and play". witi tise President, Mrs. Frank Jack- dnawn up this week. Marguerite Joness, Toronto, Mr. Interment la Bowmanvillie Cemetory. We wisb alI the folks o! Bow- man, in thse chair. Two solos were Mn. Eardley Al:in 4nd Mr. Chas. Howard Joness, Detroit, witli their mavleaHap and Helhu weil rendered by Mrs. A. Trimble, Crang o! Edmonton, Alta., wiso are parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Joneas. New Year. Wt orrsl- Mss. Geo. C. Foster accompanying. attending Toronto University, are Mn. and Mrs. F. L Byam and IN-MPA tion fora beter yearrgive a A!ter Roll Cali wisicis brought forth spending tise Chir.tr.sas isolidays witb family, Mn. and Mrs. Lutlier Hoop- aovgmmryo urdadaht, tbougist ta pasteunized milk if a numben o! Christmas thougis, tise ise !onmer's aunit, Mi.s Annie Allin, er and family, Tyrone, Mr. Earl By- Hazel Mary Hardy Ad son. Kennoth yo iht sedteexcisange o! gifts afforded a bal!- and otisen relatives hene. am, Bunketon, with tiseir motiser, Melvile ardy, who 4lwere killlod In a yotwai ta ascen tisMoegoden oun pleasure tealal present. Re- Meeting of tise White Shield Club Mra. Clara Byam, Cisureli St. train wreck near Rockmant, Ga. Decem- letarerway o! altis. M re op fresistients were served by group 4. will be beld on Tuesday, January Mn. Fred R. Foiey, St. Catisenines, ber 23, 1926. milk-and they will drinik more la response ta a caîl from a achool 3rd in St. Paul's Sunday Scisool roonu gave Tise Statesman a pleasant caîl Thoy were spared the parting oi tsars,, Inspecter in Haliburton for clothiig at 8 p. m. Brha at.Eey nTedyo i eunfoused1They were spared the mont1tifîe. durin the omingyear.Birthay prty. very-on Tusday n bi retwasfrscarcelyIt ad lng-Th d oyn- onlyon pa assd duin tsecmig ea.for boys or girls fromt 5 ta 15 years, one camte and bing tiseir fnienda. ing Monday witb bis brother, Rev. Ia a moment ta endlesa Ille, ete eorgood aecond-hand (tiseA good time is expected. H. W. Foley and !amily at Fraser- ScTh a itheld notr carea BOl VM VLLE DAR Y parents o! tise.clildren net In a htiddntrehoueas ville. But they heard the sauad and thein quick INO ST. position ta re-make), it was decided Sevenai out o! town subacibers MradM HLCepe n nsPansejynofas HO 46 te pack a box on Friday, January 6tb commented on tise splendid Christmas Tom, Toronto, Mn. and Mra. Norman Weep not for their swift releae. P O E46 - at tise home o! Mrs. F. L. Byam, Dinner menu adventised by Balmor- Cepnadbrmtsr aitn Prom earthy pain and cane. ChucisSt. Anonedesnig t co- i Htelfo ony 7c. A botel in Mn. and Mrs. James Tisompson and Non grieve that they neached their home tribute please bring ta Mrs. Byam's T1oronto askeed $2.50 a plate and !aiy PatHpe tM. .B rete nwta ho eetee or lt any a! tise menuiera know. tise meat was no better. See special i reePrnopatM.s.B. Sthyknwtaly missereh ther. S catch progranu at January meet- New Year's menu on front page. CeDrs al isdb ohr igin charge o! Group 5.ae W rlI himn o (Continued on page 3) - Board o! Education, is a candidate HOUSE TO RENT-6 rooms. very con- for re-election for Trustee in Ward tral, ail modemn conveniences, Immediate MONEY FOUND-Eaquine at States- One, Toronto. Mr. Truli is a menu- possession. Phone 245. 62-1 man Office, Bowmanville. 52-1w ber o! Danfortis Business Men's As- - -________________ sociation Executive and Vice-Presi- Atce o aeLUDYWNE dent o! tise Publicity Board. Mr. AricesFoSle____Y ANE Truli is a grandson o! Mrs. W. H. PULLETS FOR SALE-Wyandottes Ail kindu ai lauadry work dans prompt- Williams, Cisunchi, t, Bowmanville. and Rocks. Apply ta A. W. Martin, ly, satlsfactorily and at reasanable prîces Bomnvle poe475r4. 50-2 Write Post Office Box 12, on cali Mrs. At an eaniy boum on Satumday marn- ---- W. Majoram, King St. E. Bawmanvllle. ing a frame barn situated on tise out- BARN FOR SALE-40ft x 60ft and 20ft 9t B e st W ish s poitstwothreshing floors la goad shape. edb i ntise building, wbich Phonoe: Clarke 1902. 52-4'1 wa we yRev. Fred Joblin, p4s- COWS FOR SALE-Three cave duilai Wanted tem o! tise United Cisurcis, was a January and Aprîl; three acres afi wod hanse wisicis was cremated; aisa a lots, aisa a good heatlng stove. Pices HORSES WANTED-Any kind. Appiy numben o! !owls, buggy, isarne-3s. ight. C. J. Mitchell, NZewcastle. 52-1- ta C. R. Dean. Bowmanville, phone 559. To ail we extend best wishes and a New etc. Tise Joblin !amily le at pros- FOR SALE-Piano t a bargain, a tiret ont quarantined witis scaniet foyer. clase Instrument. Cars ho seen on on- BOARDERS WANTED-Apply ta Mrs. quiry at Statesmnan Office. Han been Chas. E. Morris, King St. East, Bawman- Year in which their anticipations and de- weli taken cane of. In good condition, ville. 50-2 Tise St. Mary's Journal-Argus 29-tf. sires may be realized to a large degree. makes tise !oilowing comment wicis--h- GIRL WANTS POSITION ai Hauso- applies ta almost every town: A WAGONS FOR SALE-Oas light wag- work. Apply P. O. Box 175, Bowmanvllle. on and one ta carry 1500 lbs. Apply Han- 52-1w. At th sam timewe w uld epres ap-believer in newspaper advertisingryAlaGrcn Bowmanvllle, phonoe ATOSlsa a says:-"Its amusing but tnue.-Let186. 49-t AIDSlsa n collecton a wide-awake, isusting mercisant wiso FR- AE-aiscrtryad hld pyta r.fJ. Hob,46 ing Dstt. sawa, preciation of the business that has been FRSL--wiereyad h spyt cR .fobowma6 ngStOsap-, knows advertiaing pays, put a iist o! aickle-platod foldiag col, wth spings at- or Liborty Street, Bowmaavillo. 51-2w low pices in tise paper and bis coin- tached and mattreise. Appiy at. )it- extended to us. petitors who "don't believe in adver- chelî's Drug Store, Bowmanville. 4-f LA ATD$60o oi rc ______________________ --house, many canveaiences fine location, tising" wiii tumbie over tisemseivee FURNITURE For SALE-Walnut Side will pay 7%. Addness S. W., CIO Statesi- ta oata ot ! bx avea i tsei Bord Loag, tDresser, Wash Stand, mnan Office, Bawmanvilie. 51-2 Arm Chairs. Kien Chaire, and othen -- window on wiic are daubed signa5 household funniture. Must he eald at AGENTS-If you like troos and abruti, teiling o! goods tisey havea t tie once. A. E. JennligeHampton. Phone why niit selIth,,? laits a business a I- r lsame price'". 129r22. 51-2 ItL Part lime on full tîme, 900 vanieties .Cash eveny wsek. Equipment and In- The Hydro Shop qtructioas free. Write DOMINION' JosstRetS A E NURSERIES, Montreal. 41-Seow SHARPENED WANTEO TO RENT-Hause with tram- HOUSE TO LET-For winter, aiea The aew and betten procese. 5 ta 30 acres an or close ta Kingston mrnem il the house for any length ai Prompt and satisfactory service. Hlighway. If suitable will rent for sev- time. Coavenient to Boys' Trainingaa er.Psesinaytm fe School. Reasanabie rent ta desirable JAMIESON BROS. rlyas ossinaylm te tenant. Apply ta Arthur Bellman, Statesman BlncIt Bawmanvillîe March 1, 1928 Particulars to P. XIl- phono 139-12, Bowmanville. 51-tf g___________________bura. 22 King St. W., Oshawa. 61-2, F. J. Van Nest & Co. Government and Municipal Bonclh Listed Stocks Mining Stock Specialists Orders Executed on ail Exchanges 344 Bay Street Adel. 3296 Toronto Another Leaf Is Turned We extend the Season's Greetings W ail our customers and wish you and those whose happiness is yours a full measure of joy and success for the New Year. T. B3. Gilchrist Opposite Bank of Montreal Phone 61 Bowmanville Phone 161 January Clearing Sale 0F Coats Watch f or miy advt. next week with f ull ditails. Clarence S. Mason' s Shoppe Next Door to F. F. Morris Co., Bowman#le Happy New Year' We value very highly the friendship of the many people in town and country with whom we have had the pleasur of doing business. To these and to ail the other citizens we wish a Joyful and a Happy New Year. Fe F. Morris Co., Home Furnishers and Funeral Service Bowmanville - Gmt. I AT THE THRESHOLD 0F ANOTHER YEAR We gladly take this opportunity to thank those of you who have favored us with your business. There has been much encouragement in our progress during the year, and 1928 will see no diminution of our efforts to give better values and more efficient service to our customers. And now may the New Year bring you every P joy and success that you deserve with Health and Prosperity in abundance. Resolve To Buy In Bowmnanville in 1928 IDustan'ys Cash Hardware Bowinanville ",We Serve You WoIl" Ail Dresses and 'I MAN, BOWMANVILLE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29,1927 THE CANADIAN STI PAGE PIVE