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THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, BOWMANVILLE, THURSDAY, JUNE 5th, 1930 PAGE ELEVEN 1~-*---- - -.------ - . 'DON'T WAIT TILL TRIS HAPPENS rJet your auto insured to-day and be protected. The cost is smafll compared with the returns in case of fire, theft, accident -or public liabiiity. J. J. MASON & SON Real Estate and Insurance Brokers Phone 50 King St. E. Bowmanville BETTER ORDER ANOTHER TON OF LEHIGH VALLIEY ANTHRACITE 77m Coal 7Tiat Satisflea The old coal bin and the furnace have cer- tainly liad a long speli of it this winter. Yet it isn't ail over now as there will be p lenty of cold days and nights ahead. So better lay in another ton or two of Lehigh Valley Anthracite-The Coal That Satisfies. Our drivers are careful not to raise a dust or make unnecessary muss. We seli Coke, Cannel Coal, Wood, Best of Soft Coals. Headquarters for Builders' Supplies J. A. HOLGATE & SON Builders' Supplies and Fuel ~Phone 153 or 2f Bowxnanville O'The GreatsEnglish Preparatir b :oo I eguating Compound Tons and ,rigorates the wholt A k,~~ etdlm "'y e3.maesnewBlood d se~ oId in the e iold Veins. Uad for N,- l -No , 1 Desit, ena adBraaù nWrry, ç'O ý 1T.a2 385per b8.x Despondency, Losa of En pd Patin fSold b y ail drugginte, or sent she Hart, .àilig Lme..r .rice1$2per box.1 rea.on reoeîpt of pnioe. for $50 $old by ait drugists. or mailed in p..2.n Free . Addresa: p&g. on reeip of price. Neu'paniphwfmailed THE COOK MEDICIN E CO., r~ygWOm fDICINE CJfMO ~tori. -1T.&< ort i,.,~s W. C. T. U. ELECTS OFFICERS SUNDAY SCKOOL CONVENTION NEWS FOR THE BUSY FARMER The annual meeting of the W. C. Very Successful and Profitable Gath- Agriculture Leads T. U. nos held on Tuesday, May 27th. ering of Sunday School Teachers Mrs. C.W. Sie mon retired front the Iat Maple Grove According to an eminent authority pm-sl(lency and Mrs. L. A. W. Tole the annual value of Canada's agri- wa.s electo I pretident b,: acclama- Th.e annual Sabbath School Con- cultural andi livc stock prtductsý on tion, an,' Mrs. G. L. Wagar, 2nd vice %-entiun cf Bo% nianville and Darling- th'ý average of t-e pait t1' ) or - .ree n' Mr.J. 'Thicksu)n w as elect- -,ii i met it . affle Grove YCO7 'l*oini' 'hn b 'i I u. it n.ng s cietary. andi tri.Lnui ..ý ori iîaý 23.za witui a good rie- lrmr: h nn.l~ouîî farmce o"i'ice:S rceiain the remiainin-, ;rsentatàun of interestesi workers. is gi-.en as being 280 millions for that 0 ffie es'The service of worghip wazi conductedj period: the lumber andi pull) produc- An rteresting prograni was given by hev. J. M. Whiyte, Enniskilllen, tion 450 millions, and the fisheries includîing a speech by Donald Mason w~ho -ave a very interesting talk on 164 millions. "Tlie Waterways of Canada"; piano Ps'1almý 1. President Alun MeKes-j1 selection, Mliss Wagar; solo, Miss El- sock, Solina, gave a few words cf Corn Helps canor Sykes; piano sollo. is Mar- welconîe r ihrfr iaeo o jori? Brndt. Secretary's (report -wa.s read byc hukilityisr therftor sitabeoseeor l'le chieif feature was the presen-!.Mm. J. E. Elliott, Bowmanville. Aily*andsi te reparton f suthe soil. tat ion by 'Mr. Tole of prizes given Sund'ay Schools in the towsýhip were and tal grer f onforthu si by he . C T.U. n te rcen reortsiand Bowmanille Trinity, purposes are warned tha! planting Northern Messenger Temperance Hampton, Ebenezer, Tyrone and El- this crop later than the end of the contest. Senior prize-Miss Alice dad were reported 100U achools, fr!we nJn a rvn t Medd; Intermediate-Misses Mer- w hile Bowmanville St. Paul's, Z' iorp en in. T ests abeventonuet j&re ad HldaHal, eual JuiorMaple Gi-ove and Salem were 80%7 ed at the 0. A. C. relative to differ- -Erie Swindells. or over. Ail others iwere above 5 0%. ent dates of plantmng couplesi withi There were 2773 enroîbesi members friiztoint ihphsht ahl S. S. 's, 7 6 members studiesi in the! fertilizers. Recrdsotinedphshowe TRINITY LEAGUERS Teacher Traini.ng Class, and 35 i-e- that a week's delay in planting coulsi _______ceived credits. There were 68 maux- be largely overcome by the use Of (Crowded out ýlast week) bers asidesi to the church througbh the suitable fertilizers. Fertilizers of an S. S. and $1232.53 conbributed to analysis of! 2-12-6 or 3-10-5 used Young Peoplle's meeting on Mon- missions. Tenvperance instruction a! the rate o! 500 pounds per acre at day evening was in charge of Miss was given in adi S. S.'s but one. the time o! planting, have been Dai-sy Clarloe, convener of the Music Mrs. W. Adams, Bowmanville, .i-~ founsi to hasten the ripening of the and Literairy dept. Scripture lesson paxtesi for the Children's Division, crop at least a week. was rend by Miss Lily Hathway; Sam anld Rev. J. R. Trumpour, Tyrone, It is a well-known fact that corn Rickard gave a littie o! the history by use of a chai-t, on boys' work., well advanced toward ripening of Bowmanville; piano solo, Miss G. Young People's work wO. reported makes a richer quality of ensilagei Orawford was much enjo'ye.d; recita- by Mrs. A. T. Stainton, Zion, and than does gieen corn with quite im- tion, Miss Mabel D)owson; vocail solo, Aduît work by Rev. R. J. Shires, mature ears. Growers of this crop Mu-s. J. E. Anderson; reading, Miss Bowmanville. Mrs. F. Swallow, for silage purposes can increase the Mary Darbon; Topic on the lives o! Malile Grove, reportesi on Mûssonary total weight per acre andi also great- Charles Roberts and Bliss Carman work; Mr. T. H. *L>ckhai-t, Bowunan- ly improve the feeding quality of by Miss Daisy Clar-ke; Mr. Lýacy, ville, on Temperance work; Mrs. Lien. corn ypoe eulto !mnr president of Carlton St. Unit.ed Richards, Salem, on Home Dept. an in ani erziglto fmnr Ghurch Young People's Society, andi R-v J. R. Bick, Hampton, on Teacher___ ,Mr. Perry, who la also associated with Training. Wel rpBlei young people's work, toild of the fine The roll eall of delegates showed Wel rpBlei worlz bEi*r carried on in their soc- 7 from Trinitiy, 9 from Hampton, 4 Most of the counties in the pro- ietie in'Toroto.from Ebenezer, 3 from Tyrone, 3 vince report a rapid recovery fromn letes n Trono.frei Eldad, 1 from Zion, 12 froua the inroads of winter on the f al Male Gi-ove, 1 fro'm Salem, 5 from wheat and ai! alfa crops. Bruce RAILWA TIMETABL 'St. Pauls, 1 from Enniskillen, and 1 county is assured of a good crop of RAILAY IMETABE Ifq'cm St. John's Aniglican S. S. hay while in Dundas both the above Rev. W. P. Fletcher conducted ta crops are making fine growth. The Canadian National Railway Round Table Co>nference which prov- same applies to Frontenac but rains (Sadad'ime) ed very interesting and %elpful. I have delayesi grain seeding. Gren- <StandardA duet was well i-endered by Miss 1 ville's report almost duplicates that WEST BOUND EAST BOUND Hazel Rundle andi Miss Sadie Mîjir, 1 of the latter. Potato planting is in 4.07 a. m. 8.42 a. mn. Ebenezer, with -Miss Fdna Swallow lfu swing in Hastings while in Hur- 8.45 a. m. -9.13 a. M. as accompanist. on an increase in bean acreage is ex- 1.44 p. ni. 1.28 P. M. The delegates were most royally pected. Seedlng is practically com- 646 p. m. 2.13 P. rM. entertaîned at tea et the homes of pletesi in Kenora while in Kent al 7.26 p.. 6.00 P.M the Maple Grove -ladies. crops are fromn a week to ten days 7.47 p. m. 953 P.M. Tlw e venîng session openesi with earlier than in 1929. In Lambt%î, 11.24 p. m. a worship service conducted by Rev. the report says, "Prospects for a 11.59 P. M. J. H. Stainton, Maiple Grove. bumper crop were neyer better."1 An AI tais r, dil ecet hoe aredOficera EI.cted exceptionally large crop is expected Ailtrins are aî uexepttioel ake Officera for cOMing year were in Lanark while in Lincoln fruit whib reSunayony. elected es followe: Prospects are excellent. A rapisi Canadian Pacifie Railway President--C. W. Parsons, Eben- growth of f ah wheat has been notic- (Standard Timne) ezer. ed in both Mididlesex and Norfolk WEST SOUND EAST SOUND lst Vice President-H. G. Pree- while in Northu.mberland, orchards man, Maple Grove. are ten days aheasi o! last week. 5.29 a. in. 10.03 a. m. 2nd Vice President-Hilton Pet- Early barley is belng sown in Perth -8.05 a. m. 3.18 P. M. ers, Hampton. in an attempt to kill s0W thistle. 3.01 P. M. -8.45 p. m. Secretary Teasurer-Mrs. J. E. The report, on the whole, is the most 6.22 p. m. 11.27 P. M. EMIiott, Bo'wmianville. optimistic issuesi this year. Ail trains dally except those marked* Children's Work Supt.-Mrs. Har- whlch are daily except Sunday. 'veY McGill, Enniskilleia. Improving Turnips Girls' Work -Supt.--lrs. W. Ad- -- -ams, Bowmanville. Late sown Swede Turnips of good Boys' Work Supt.-D. A. McGreg- variety, when properly fertîlized pro- MUor, ýB«wmanvllile.) duce high yields o! high-grade stock. Young Peopbe's Work-A. P. Mc- Authorities at 0. A. C. recommensi IlKessaock, Solina. Kelway's Perfect Moclel andi Canad- U M A 0 8 Bownanivjlle. 'hreandi 25th. Well-drained and well- A pain in the lower part of your Miss. Sup.-Miss A. MelMastelr, preparesi soil is essential for a suc- back can torture you. But not foki Zion. cessf ul crop. Turnips benefit o! Temperance-H. G. Macklin, Ty- heavy feeding. As a rule the turnip long, i you icnow about ixsprn 1 rone. fieldi is heavily manuresi. which in- These harmless, pleasant tablets take Home Dept.-Mrs. Len. Richards, sUres goosi top growth. This shoulsi away the misery of lumbago, rheoma- Salem.. be supplemented by high phosphate tism, neoralgia, headaches, toothaches, Teacher Training-Rev. J. R. -Bick, andi medium potash fertilizers. O. and systemic pains of women. Relief Hampton. A. C. tests have shown that average Nominating Committee, Rev. J. R. gains o! 230 bushels per acre were cornes promptly; is complete. Genuine Trumpour, secretary, brought in the obtained from the addition o! 300 Aspirin cannot depress the heart. following resoutions: pounsis of 2-12-8 or 3-10-5 fertilizers. Look for the Bayer cross, thus: That we endorse Standard Train- The fertilizer is best appliesi by ing School in 1Trinity Chiuuch, Bow- either drilling it broadcast or by manville, in November, with Rov. J. scattering it broadcast over the tur- R. Bick ehairinan and Rev. J. R nip fieldi before the landi is risigesi. Trumpour secîetary; Both stock f eeders and turnip ship- Thet we support sending of boys pers prefer juicy tender turnips to' to Boys' Camp at Sou"o for one the woody, fibrous kinsi which usual- woek -beginning June 28th; ly resuît from early sowlng. By close That attention be brought to each attention to the above points, high boys' cl.s in every S. S. with refer- quality product resoîts may be secur- ence te orgianization, registration and esi. prgais Clover Crop Valuable Tha thbe schools send representa- Clovers are amnong the most valu- f e o eInentinlR uigos able crops grown on the f arms o! the; Education Coonicil Conference in province. Not only do they f urnish IToronto, Jonc 23-29; a larg-e percentage o! the nitrogen That the folloiving form a Com- supply in stock feesis but also a large mittece to organize a Gii-' Softkall part o! the nitrogen supply in soili L&agu:-Doýrothy James, Eileen1 fertilization. These crops improve Hockin, Edna Swal.ow. Sadie Mir the mechanical condition o! the soil! and LoIn Ric'hards, and that the cOm-1 and play a large part in making the nittee meet at tho, earliest possible'soil f ertility available for the use o! date andi uake neces--sary arrange- other plants. In an experminnt ments; conductesi for a periosi o! seven years That wne urge ail S. S. workers to Ia! the 0. A. C. it was founsi that take active intereast in select'ion of Mamnmoth Resi Clover yielded 2.94 strong Tenuperane advocates to i-e- tons, Alsike Clover 2.82 tCns, ansi jpressent this riding ini Dominion common Resi Clover 2.79 tons o! hay1 House. per acre. In each case only one, jThe appreciation of the Convention crop o! hay was taken last season was also expre.ssed Vo the S. S. work- f rom Mammoth Redi andi Alsike jers o! M1aple Grove for their enurtesy Clovers while ini moat years during ansi hospitality; to Dr. W. P. Fletohuý1, he experiaieîs two ctittings were ob- fer his able ansi efficient services att1 tained froîn Comnmon Red. Experi- the Convention; 1oir the splendid and ments are now in progress andi it is faithfu I services of the retiring pi-es- luopesi Vo prodoce a strain o! Redi dent, Mr. McKEssock; ta M.%rs. Elliott cLaver which will reach hay condi- for heu excellent services as sec-e- lion at almos! the same timne as tim- Mua. T. W. Cawker delighted the - - audience sith a solo. "TrîlI M- tj Sto.ry o! Jesgus," her ýzoi, Charlie' Gawkier. acting as accnmn:anist. Ilev. W. ýP. Fletcher, Oýhawa, gaveM a fvery earnest address in whioh he assured the Sonday School tewohers oW the tremendous responsibility de- volving upon theïm, even though their ~ service.% were unpaid ansi voluntauuy, and elosed v-itih these wards, "Can . Jesus Christ depensi on me?" This brougis! o a close -a very heflpful and inspi-ing get-togetvetr of Sunday School workers. Thse nex! » ~ convention is Vo be helsi at Ebenezer. ~P.SA :"A Miracle! Magical in ts beaU- ",F oer eigh a mlaid mafiWU tif yrng affect on the * tr KuimSaUt. It galmat a miracla. complexion. Soothes * Lt te rontdoo nIthan a e 1i osunburn- a subtie 4 ad na h atln a wlking g«aiL TM fragrance gives alluring u snoi a oae-week tutimonal, but faou' iem. 0 h rh L ry-isd inyi ves ra uailel ism l, ad1ne aa toilet req"Ste. hopmnu watt ma P msbith fi f-oth- e ." ar , Ty tidati rcOleu sit nsi IMem ai. osde Knmbcen Sate la obtalnable at druga a d ottle aontalna enouihto lut for 4 or6 Col -A L Montha b-50heth for hU.«a o&4w SALADA quality wilalways be the finest you eaui buy IALDA TEA 'VFresh s e KUegadons SoDW Clean Seed We have a supply of Government Tested Graus Seed of the following varieties: No. 1 Red Clover No. 1 Alsilce Pine Tree Tiipothy No. 1 Purity No. 1 Alfalfa Utah Grown No. 1 White Blossom Sweet Clover No. 1 Yellow Blossom Sweet Clover (Limited Quantity OnIy) WE ARE OPEN TO BUY A LIMITED QUANTITY 0F FEED QATS McCIeilan & Co. Ltd.- Office Phone 15; King St. E. Houme Phones 228,,274 Bowmanviit J Be Certain of -~. - - ..- -t Build with Gyproc Fiecan huri your unless a fire-resistant ma- terial such as the new Ivory coloured Gyproc Wallboard is used ini its construction. Inexpensive, perma- nlent, easy to appty, Gyp- roc Wallboard does not hurn. It is exactly wbat you want for fire-safe watts, ceilings and par- titions when you build, remodel or repair. Ask your dealer today- for fuit information on Gyproc Wattboard or send for interesting free book, "Building and Re- modetting with Gyproc.- GYPSUM, LIME AND ALABASTINE, CANADA, LIMITED paris Omtario 7èelg[W Dom, John A. Holgatei E. roo GfrppwlIoi For Sale B7 & Son - Bowmanville, Ont. _______ i Clean Even Heat Tlzat's what you want. That'a what you get when you heet with the famous READING ANTHRACITE Pennatylvainia Hlard Goal otold in ahl sizes. Solvay Coke four Sale. HENRY LATHROPE, rPhone,520 TFIE CANADIAN STATESMAN, BOWMANVILLE, THURSDAY, JUNE 5th, 1930 PAGE ELEVEN