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THE CANADIAN STATOBAN. BOYMANVILLE, THUR8DAY, JUTJY Srd, 1934 HOW'5 TOUR LAWN MOWER? Doe6 It nsed sharpeniflg or repair- mUs for the oomlngsemason? Lots of foliks have already had us put theirs ini shape. Bring yours In to- day before the rush. We use the Ideal Lawn Mower Grinder which gives such excellent satisfaction. Prompt service assured. We do flotr give erecit for sharpenlng or repair- ing lawn mowers. It's a cash tran-t saction. Bear tUaisi mmmd. D.r Alldread, Blackamnth Shop, oppositer Elalvation Armny Hall, KIng St. EUt. Bowmanvllle. 23-tfc Change of LOCATION We wsh to natif y our patrons 1 and friends that we have moved our plumbing equipment and of- fice to quarters directly above Geo. Weekes' paint shop, or next to the skating rlnk. We wil11 be pleased to respond to your orders with alacrity and skill. R. E. LOGAN! Plumbing, Heating & Tinsmithing 264 - Phones - 453 BOWMANVILLE, ONT. The eyes are the gateway ta the brain. By their miracle, the wealth and the workings aI num- borless minds are yours. YOUR OBLIGATION ta younseif is a soiemn one ta keep at ts best the pricehess hertage of GOOD VISION. Do Not Neglect Tour Eyes Consuit Our Registered Optometist R. M. Mitchell. R. M. Mitchell & Co, Druggists - Optometrists Phone 92 MANY IMIPROVEMENTS AT CREAM 0F BABLEY CAMP New Cottages, More AnimaIs, Better Cages J. L. Marden's pet hobby. the Cream of Bariey Camp. is flaurishing this year. Sinday the camp xvas a mass of cars and people. Many improvemefits have recently been made at the camp. There are now twa new double cottages, fur- nished and having stoves. Mr. Morden has taurists wha stay a week or twa weeks at his camp and enjoy the many forms aI recreatiofi. There are wild birds. goats, wolves. mankeys, peacocks. pheasants and a great many other attractions at the camp. People appreciate this camp and patronize it with their picnics. Sa far this year has been a record mak- or foar tourists. GOODYEAR PICNIC BEST EVER Niagara Falls Viewed By Employees of Gaodyear Goodyear Picnic and Excursion this year. sponsared by the Gaad- year Recreatian Club, was held I ram Bowmanville ta Niagara Falls, N. Y. Six buses rolled out a! town at seven o'ciack Saturday morning, ahl were crammed full of enthusiastie people. Young and ald. They jour- neyed ta Toronto by bus and met the 9.15 boat "The Chippawa". Nearly three hundred pieniekers were an the boat when it set out. Alter having a gaad time an the boat the party landed at Lewistan. N. Y.. where the custams officiais looked them over and passed them on ta the Gorge Route Cars. These cars climbed Up ta Great Gorge Route overioaking the whirlpool and precipice that made the bravest shrink back a littie. The path of the cars gaes very close ta the edge and at times At seems as though you are just an the point of faihing aven. This route is seven miles long. and is f ull o! thnilis. The route flnally ended and dispased of its cargo at Niagara Falls. New York. The remainder of the day was spent in looking at the Falls and sight-seeing thraugh the city. Somie of the more adventuraus boanded a trolley and went inta Buffalo for the day. The big event of the day was the illumination. The night was per- ý ect , the Falls were gorgeous. no linding mist marred the view a! anYane, and it could be manvelled at ta the f ull. Ahl were loathe ta ieave the scene when the time came for thein departure and they stili ne- tain the picture af the magnificent panorama. The excursion returned an the 11.30 boat and n the trip acrss the waten they listened and danced ta the boat's orchestra. Gartan's and 1Calacutt's buses braught the weary passengers home arriving here about 4.30 in the morning. The pienie was voted ta be the finst yet and many are lookîng for- ward ta seeing the Falls again this summer. !WHO BUWED YOUE FENDER? Have yau a dent in your fender? If sa. I can take it out and make your fonder look as good as new. It doesn't cost much, either. Tihis is the wonk I spocializo in wlth the Goneral Matars. Fred Churchill, jConcession St. East, Bawmianville. I~oPm- 1 ET.TOTT JAMES, WELL - KNOW'N S('IýNTTST ANDi LrC'TtRER, WHO lIi IEMNiNSThA\TlETFIr, MAR- VI i (I- IIQU11'AIR AT THE COM > CA.Xl'AN 'YIATITAUQITA HEIH'. WITFI THE1USE '0F ÇOMf- PLEX EQUIPMFNT, MR. JAMES P R ESE N T S DEMONS'TRATIONS TRAT ARE AS ENTERTAINING AS AN AFI'ERN( N 0F MAGIC. BOWMANVILLE CHAUTAUQUA JULY 18, 19, 21, 22, 23 PRICES REDUCED Adults-S2.20 (tax ineludedi Children-S.0O ina taxi Buy a Season Ticket and enjoy9 dellghtful programs for Iess than 25c each. TICKETS NOW ON SALE FIREMEN LAY WREATH On Grave of Fine Chief Wm. Edger Who Passed Away June 27th, 1928 The local fine brigade on Fniday commemorated the second anniver- sary of the death of their esteemec chiof. the late Wm. Edger. on Friday. They assembled at headquarters and with every man i unifarn and standing very nigid, drove the reehi slowly ta the cemeteny. Here they f el inta lino and with slow stepr made their way ta the side of thoii comrado's resting place. Mn. Wm H. Barrie, a vetenan of the brigade laid a wreath on the grave, express- ing by his act the deep grief anc noble respect that they hehd for thiE man. The fine brigade staad in sil. once during the ceremony. H-aving phaced the wnoath they turned anc solemnly went ta the fine truck an< back ta the hall. Many of the mon wero deeph: touched by this ceremony and talkec of former experiences with tholi former chief, commenting an his fin( characten and resourcofuiness in ac. tion. Ho will long be rememberec in this catnmunity. Rov. and Mns. J. G. McKee. Balti. mare, were pnesented with an addros1 and a punse by Baltimore and Bethý esda congregations before leaving fai their new circuit. - ai FOR BOWMANVILLE MERCHANTS ONLY B.ing one of a serlea of chats with Bowmanvzlle buainesmen, n whick it is auggeted how tlîey may increase their volume of saes. Turning S-L-O-W Sales into Quick Turnover iri this, the last of a series of six advertisements, the basic' ideas advanced in the preceding five is emphasized. That idea, simply, is this: You've got to put f orth every effort to keep Bowmanville's folk coming to your stores and buying in your stores. Advertising in your local home neWspaper can help ac- complish that aim. Not only your own advertising, but the ad- veîrtising of the manufacturers whose goods you stock as well. You cannot get the advertising support of these manufact- urers merely by wishing for it. You've got to make the manu- i facturers irealize how necessary it is to you, if you are to sel their goods successfully. And you can make the manufacturers -realize it by selling their salesmen who cail on you on Bowmanville-by interesting them in Bowmanville as an outlet for your merchandise-by in- teresting them in your local, home newspaper as the means to more sales of your merchandise in Bowmanville. This is an opportunity, you merchants of Bowmanville, that you should make the most of, one that may mean ail the diff erence between slow, infrequent sales and quick, profitable turnover. You need the advertising aid of the manufacturera whose goods you stock-urge their salesmen to recommend your localhrn newspaper. The Canadian Statesman the'world.1 BuligLtFo some years aga a private gentle- man of Cheshire, i England. hap- LOTS FOR SALE-Two ve pened ta get his carhage upset When blilding lote, one on Centre o tier on Liberty Steet, goo casually made the acquaintance O! a tate. Apply Mrs. Norman8 lady to whom he wasa a!terward mrar- Phone 36. mnttttni tvvvvvvvvwwvu= nu." IMPWORTANCE OF SMA4LL TINGS Durham County It may appear unimportafit to speak 0f small things, but as weU r proceed their importance may appear -for there are really no trifies miO u ljife. 4 "Think not a trifle, though it small appears, 0i Sancls make the mounitains, moments the year,H And trifles, 11e. Your care to trigs gveTHUR. E Else you may die 'ere you have learned to live." Lif e is made up of little things, as a mounitain la composed of atoms. and almost every great thlng or i Circulars announc event in nature or in human exper- ience has lts begrnning In smallê things. An ocean is but an aggre-V gation 0f myriad drops of water; and ail the forces which we employ in the arts and sciences are only the gathering together of atoms and their deveiopment en masse by the aid of properly devised machlnery. Note the importance of little things: 1. In Acquirlng Knowledge. The Cs leanùng of the alphabet is the open- ing of future libraries to th cU Evryda ltteknwldg'mefa.at N int box. How small. a thing-one fact ____ a day? 10 years pass by-3,650 facts are not a satal thing. 4 Little by Uittie you learn and îearn " Made for real It may be tiresome, may be slow, At last you've mastered many a book It sounds ridiculci And many a wonderful thing you know.H measure uI) to ma 2. In Its Relation to Dscoveres. The art of printing owes its origin to as advertised ino rude Impressions (made for the i amusement of children) from letters Flyer"-our only 9carved on the back of a beech tree.v A lamp in a church, suspended f rom hrou athi the ceiling, swung to and f ro. it ~tie u tti had done sa every day for years, but i when Gallleo saw it, it started a train of thought and fromn that came QUANTIT the great invention of the penduuim ta measure tinte, lnstead of the can- , die or haur glass. When Franklin rmade Uis discovery of the identity of lghtning and eiectricity it was 4 sneered at and people asked "0f Z rwhat use is it?" ta which his apt re- , ply was "What is the use of a chid? àIt may become a man." A casual M WI rremark at a dinner table set Morse sto thinking and the telegraph was dinvented. A little thing gave to ýCyrus W. Field the vision of a sub- marie cbleand after several at- ytempts whlclt failed, in 1866 it was YOUR FAVORI successf uliy laid. r The greatest men are flot those SH PIN E *who despise the day of smaUl things, H P NGCY *but those who improve themn the dmost caref ully. One day Michael SAngelo was explaining ta a visitor at~ Ib is studio what he had been doing at I4 4444i 1- a statue since the last visit. "I have M M 9retouched this part, polished that, dsoftened tUis feature, brought out ried. Bath emîgrated ta ti that muscle, given some expression American colonies. and were yta this lip and more energy ta that ents of George Washlngton ýlimb." "But these are trifies, re- influence the upsetting oft irmarked the visitor. *It may be s0." rnage has had, and will haVE ie says Angelo. "but recollect that continent, who could thone trile mkepeection and perfec- How awful o contemplate ,d tian is no trille.' sible result of one human vi: "Touch by touch the picture graweth 4. In the Formation of]I Into beauty, if e and light, Character. How simple Till a wondraus revelationi, trustfui is the uttering of tt Bursts upan the raptured sight. first prayer: "Now I lay me Step by step the Alpine climber sleep And this I ask f 3S Presses upward sure and slow, sake, Amen," stili that Uittl 1- Till Uis f eet are flrmly planted, is putting the babe in Co )r In the reahins of endiess snow." with ail the spiritual force 3. Re Our Course in Lif e. No universe. -one who bas carefully read biography The nerve of a tooth, not has failed ta see certain little things, as a cambric needie, wlll Sc ospecially in the lives of groat men drive a strong man ta distri whlch have turned them away fromn mosquito can make an elepi ignorance or idleness or orrar, ta a tivoly mad. Spurgeon sas if e distinguishod for its intelligence want of a nail the shoe was and earnestnoss. Frederick W. Rab- the want of a shoe the i ertsan, one of the greatest preachers lost and f or want of a horse of the Church of England, says: ,If er was lost." Even sa i I had not met a certain person I -the smallest tendency should not have changed my prof es- thinking or evil doing left ur sion; if I had not know a certain may wreclc character and 1:l lady, I shouid nat have met this per- tlrst glass is the beginning son; if that lady had not a delicato sorrows and a wretched hi daughter who was disturbed by the single disobedience in thee barking of my dog; if mny dog had tory of aur race opened the nat barked that night. I should naw the floods of ovil whlch hi have been in the dragoons, or fertil- deluged and destrayed hum izing the soil of India." Thousaitds How often it haxtpens thal have had their livos formed by the act, and that a seemingly words of this teacher of righteous- cant one, the whole is charE ness; it is flot possible yet ta see the lie, in the judgment of the effect which he praduced upon Uis must be covered by other age. upon its thought, upon its spirit. the whale moral nature isb A yaung man had appointed ta and do otir h meet so friends ta go to one of the ag o i s aid f vltire tt public gardiens in London on Sunday agemof faiv yes he c evening. While waiting at the placemerya indepe, assigned for rendezvous in one of the neyer af ter that able ta, fre stretsa Chistan flen a adyf ram its perniclaus influerc passed by, and asked hirm whore he Ana ron Burr s oulg t ii was going. iHe was ashamoed ta in a revo ival tho hegebu canfess bis intention. and readiIv stguelirtadhm taties Iylelded ta the invitation ta go with 5;opte nine.omHanxitine 1 her ta church. It was the tunning 'Àae n o httm point with him. H was arrested by ward career has been dated diie rt, a rHe tune Hume was quite young divie tuth wa broghtundr atook the wrong side in a de sense af sin, became a Christian-.embi.rced nd defended thr :een!cents sumaner comf ont" ous, but they did not [anufacturers sample our July "3 Big Day reason foi clearing 1ce ;price. 1 EY LIMITED - ON SALE THURSDAY MORNING BE HERE EARLY. <or Stores Liniited. H UTE Phone 164 PAY CASH ANDU NTRE BOWMANVILLE BUY FOR LESS he British The f uneral of Edward Herbert in the Carnegie Library. He lsa ur- .the par- Stuart Farquharson. held in St. vived by one brother, William. )n. What John's Church, Port Hope, Thursday that car- afternoon, was conducted by the rec- Dr. R. Bruce Taylor, retiring prin- ve on tis. tor, Rev. A. G. Emmet, assisted by cipal of Queen's University, who, con- estixnate? Rev. Oswald Rlgby of St. Mark's. ducted anniversary services in St. athe pos- Deceased was born in Whitby sixty Paul's Church, Bowmanville, a f ew vocation! nine years ago and came to Port years ago, was presented by Kingston Endividual Hope in 1865 with his parents, the Rotary Club with a Rotary pin set and yet late Murray Farquharson and Eliza- with a diamond. Mrs. Taylor re- he chld's beth Wolfunden. For a number of celved a bouquet of flowers. Dr. and Ldown to years he ran the Opera House and Mrs. Taylor will leave in the FaU on for Jesus' of recent years he has been Librarian a tour of the continent. le prayer _____ onnectioli__________________ ces ofthe -_____ :l s are DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING ,ction. A îant posi- is lost, f or - horse was se the rid- character rto, evil nguarded, if le. 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