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THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, BOWMANVILLE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1930 PAGE TERNE c~c The constant rellable service of Super Shsen and Shenl Gasoline and the Uine-up of iigis grade Ofis we seil will surely make you glad. You wiil flnd our Service, what- ever the season, just as depend- able. We offer you crank case and greasing service. For your lamps or coal on stove we have a splendid high grade water white Coal 0O1 that wil make you glad for it has iigh quality wltisout thse prie penalty. Let us supply your needs. I3ÀRTLETT- y BOWMANrV'LLE' With it youcn easily and quicky mnake delicius- 4~~ THE BORDEN CO., LIMITED S 140 St. Paul W., Montreal Se,,d me Free S. Charles Recipe Book NAUS............................... ADDMASS........................ 713 No other sweet IasS so long. catigolitle or dae s0much for von. Promota ood heailhwhem --cd reguiarly after evcry meai. it cleanses teeth and throat, gweetCflS mouth and breath. and strengthens the guma& Your heaIth là aided * r a erved. é & K à HOME AND SCHOOL CLUB j Opens Fail Season With Good Attendance - Rev. W. J. Todd Gives Practical Address The f irst meeting of the Home and ScUQol Club for the year was held Wednesday, September 1Oth ini Central Public School with a very good attendance. The president, Mrs.j F. Jackman, ooccupied the chair. i Meeting opened with communityl singing foilowed by "0 Canada" and the Lord's Prayer. Business being dispensed wth, Mrs. D. F. Henry took charge of the pro- gram. An instrumental duet by Mrs. E. Smith Ferguson and Miss Pauie Wagar was greatly appreclated. Vocal solos by Mrs. A. Colville and Mrs. R. Stutt, accompanled by Miss L. L. Bragg and a humorous reading by Mrs. H. Cameron were thoroughiY enjoyed by ail. "Co-operation Between Parents and Teachers" was the basis of an interestlng and inspirlng address by Rev. W. J. Todd, recently appointed Minister of St. Andrew's Presbyter- ian Church. Education. he said. was the art of drawing out or developlng the faculties, thse training of human beings for the functions for whlch they are destined. It means the lm- parting or gainlng of knowledge of every kind-to broaden the mind, dis- cipline the temper, develop tUe tastes correct thse manners, and mould the habits. Tihe teacher's ideal is to study the individual natures of youth in order to ascertain tise.special tal- ents with which eacis is endowed, and to develop them towards perfec- tion by systematized methods of training. This study is effected under three recognized divisions, the constitut- ion of thse mind and thse moral and spiritual nature. Thse speaker paid a weil deserved tribute to tise ability and klndness of tise teachers, and of their desire to make the most out of each child committed to their care. He pleaded for a dloser link between parents and teachers, and for a f ree- dom to discuss tise weakness. tem- perament. and disposition of thse child. In closing Mr. Todd asked tUe par- ents to consider wisely their duty to the ciildren and encourage them to obey tise proper rules of ealth and to choose companions who will Uelp tisem in their daily tasks and recre- ation. A earty vote of thanks moved by Mrs. D. F. Henry was extended to al taking part in the programn. TUe meeting closed by singing God Save tUe King. Refresisments were served by Mrs. D. F. Henry's group and a pleasant social timne spent. Hre and There As a nerve tonte more effectuai 1 than anything conceived by med- 1ical skîli, Canada's rocky bigis- lands and placid lattes were given. tiret place by Sir William Decouir- cy Wheeler, M.D.. F.R.C.S.. inter- vlewed receutir ;t Lake Louise where he rested atter attending the arduous convention of members of thse Britishs Medical Aaaocia"o held Iast month is tWInnlpeg. A note of confidence and sin- cere optunism in thse soundnesis of Canada's economic position at thse present time and faiti in ber fu- ture development was sounded by E. W. Beatty, chairman and presi- dent of thse CaLadian Paciflc Rail- way, at the banquet given recent- ly at Saint John by thse Board of Trade of tisat city In celebratlon of the first sailing of tise Princes Helene. new C.P.R. coastal steam- er, on thse Saint Joisn-Digby route. MNr. Beatty sald he hoped to sec a second boat run aiongside thse Prin- ce.ýs 1-icene in tise not distant fu- tlie t)cteznuination of the Canadian i'acific Riaîlwuaý to maintain for i aada L tIii p ,of owuit.g the lar- gest, fastest and finest ocean liner on the Pacifie and thse conipany's lore-sîght in providing for needa beyond îlose of tihe present In the reaim of! îranpiorîaîmton were laud- cd ai Vancouver recently, ai a din- nei hicld aboard tie liner Empres or Japan, ISQw 26,000-ton Pacifie vessel. lion. R. Randolpis Bruce, Lt.-Govermsor of Britisis Columbia, added bis tribute to tisose of nine other speakers at Uic fuaction. Mrs. L. N. Caiverley, wlfe of the farnous Britisb surgeon, was crcd- lied witis taking thse largest fiais. otiser tlian salmon, to lie cau.ghinl Britishs Columbsia waters this seoa- son, wisen sise landcd an 18%-lb Ilainisow trout frum tise sparkllng waters of Sisuswap Lake rccently.* Sise Is a cousin of Lady Diana Duf! uouper wbo as Lady Diana Man- ners gained world-wide lame as tise ieroine of "Thec Miracle." The Banff! Hîghiand Gatierinz of 1930 goes down flot only as the greatest yet so far as events and entrants are concerned but aise for attendances simce more than 10,000 spectators were present. Eigist events ran continuously and con- currently; atiselic events were confined to Alberta and British Columbia; dancing events addcd Manitoba to the ist, whlle tise Pi- ping contesta brougist in tise wisoe of Canada, Scotland, China and tihe State o! Washlngrton. Marklng thc carllest opcning of thc apple shilpplng season from Hal- lfaz toe u-rope, over a week inla d- vanca of last year. Uic first over- scas shipment of thse fruit went September 2 n a cargo estimated at about 4,000 barrels of Nova Sco- tia applea. Tisere Is a record crop of potatoe in Canada this year. It will total 66,500,000 busbcla or 46 per cent. more titan ln 1929, aaordlng te tise lateat officiai estimate. Pota- toes are growfl in commercial quantities In ail thse provinces of Canada. = sssmnmumu#==wuznm tumt:=muummmm1 muumu. Neyer before has this store offered such amazing savings on staple m e r c h a n d i s e. Buying for cash in quantities from merchants financially embarrassed, low overhead and shaved profits are the factors. Make your dollars work and save. Washable Chamois Gloves Our new Fali shipments are nowý% complete. We have a beautiful range, with the turn baek embroidered cuif, also the new flare styles, ail the newest tones and sizes, pair 49c to $1.19 79c Silk Hose for 39c We sold our first shipment in two days. We have been for- tunate in seeuring another shipment for this week-end selling, so don't delay, they will go fast, al 39 sizes, per pair ........ 9 Satin Brassieres A splendid value in ail sizes, a regular 50e value, 29 for each ..............29 n AKABO RAINBOW ,311X STOCKINGS FIRST QuALITy SHEER CHIFFON WNCE-F-CLEAR SHIMMEFJNG 51LK 'ROM TOP TO TOE AT $1.15 a pair Pure thread sjlk to extreme top with invisible reinforcements in fret and garrer hems ru provide unustually long wear. French Heels. An unusual value at this pric Men's Kant-Krese Ties A beautiful quality Silk Tie, with a bias eut wool intexrin- îng whieh makes it erease- proof; lovel1 designs; regular $1.0value ïor59 eaeh.....................59 Grey Enamelware 500 Pieees - A faetory elean up at a fraction of eost. In- eluding Pudding Pans in 4 sizes, Kitehen Bowls, Pie- Plates, Ladies, Wash Bowls, Sauce Pans in 3 sizes, etc. See the windows for this big feature. Your Choice 15c Men's Work Pants We have the biggest values in town, and this week we offer 3 big speciai purehases at big savings: No. 1-25 doz. extra heavy hard wearing pants, in ail sizes from 32 to 44, a regular $1.39 value,98 per pair ..............98 No. 2-A finer grade pant that usuaily selîs for $1.79 pair; a good range of patterns in al sizes, for per pair .......... 14 No. 3-A superfine rade pant extra weil made an d good fin- ish, well tailored and perifeet fit, ail sizes, IJe- ai$1...... NELSON' ~C ANDI SAVE A LOT BOW VILLE NEWS FOR THE BUSY FARMER 1 Given Provincial Award Josephs E. Bretisour, Burford far- mer, was last week presented with the first provincial $1000 award by Premier Ferguson i recognition o! lss contributions to agriculture, par- tîcularly respecting thse Iiprovement in bacon isogs whlch raised tise1 standard in tUe whole bacon industry1 i the province. Premier Ferguson1 n making tise presentation explained1 that it was just as a recognition, notj as an inducement, to indicate to the e farmers o! Ontario that the people as a whole were vltally interested in their progress. Dean Groweru Rit Despite an increase of approxini- ately 20 per cent in thse acreage of beans in Elgin County over last year, tUe yield wlll show a declded drop be- catuse o! tUe long drought whlch iasted in that district for over six %veeks. F. S. Thomas, district repre- sentative. tates that the crop wil only be fair, wile otisera interested in the growing o! beans for com- mercial purposes are stili more pesai- mistlc. Thse effect of the lack o! rain is clearly evident i many fields in the shrunken bean. poorly fIlled! pod and the vines that are only par-1 tilly podded. Elgin has between, 8,000 and 10,000 acres i beans thisi year. it la unllkely tisat the yleld per acre wilU be mucis over 12 bushels, whereas ylelds o! 25 busisels to the acre have not been uncommon i that district in the past. Sow Thistie Conference Wth more tisan ftfty i attend- ance includlng farmers from three counties, agricultural representatives and various officiais 0f thse depart- ment, a meeting in thse interest o! sow thlstle control was held on tise fanm o! W. D. Hyslop, near Strat- ford, wisere experiments wltis regard to thse weed have been conducted on four plots. Last year the entire field was a grain crop yleldlng about fif- teen bushels ta the acre and much lnfested wlth sow thlstle. On eacis of the f our plots a Portion was left unfertilised whlle another part re- celved an application o! 4001 pounda per acre. In every case thse fentil- izer isad checked thse sow thistie. Several otiser experiments whlch hadt been conducted were discussed at lengtis by J. A. Carroll, director o! the crops and markets branch, wiso explained tise different methods car- ried on. New Plan Launched TUe re-establisisment o! tise hog- ralslng industry i Eastern Canada by the lUberal utilization o! coarse grains grown in Western Canada, thus also assisting the West to solve the problem o! marketing its crops, is the underlying idea of plans now in tUe course of development by tUe Western wheat pools, the Eastern live stock lnterests and the packers, with the aid of the Ontario and Do- minion Departments o! Agriculture, and the O.A.C. A representative o! the grain growers Uas already been visiting varlous parts of Ontario witU a view to organizing for tUe distribution to live stock breeders of coarse grain f eeds o! which there is now a large surplus tled up in ter- minal elevators. In this way it la isoped that Canada may recapture Uer former fine expert market for bacon, Uams and other pork pro- ducts. At tUe same time a domestic market wilU be provided for barley. oats and lower grade wheat produced In Western Canada. thus easing the marketing problem o! tise West at times wben grains are slow to move. jAccording to thse plan. tisese grains will be made available at any point i Ontario at equallzed prices and an assurance given tise stock- raiser that Uc will be able to obtain sucis grain every montsh i the year at a comparative level wltis world prices. It la Uoped tisat new stim- ulus willi be given tUelilve stock I- dustry by the inauguration o! this program. Current Crop Report The firat report f rom representa- tivea for tise montis o! September sisowed that crop conditions Uad lm- proved considerably for later arops such as potatoes and ensilage corxx, but tise sisowcrs arrived too late inx tise season to be o! muais ielp ta buckwiseat, whlch la rcported as be- ing more or less a f allure tisrougisout Western Ontario. Decrease lnx mflk flow was reported ln praatioafly ail counties, especilfly i Western On- tario, due ta sisortage o! pastures. Northern Ontario was enJoying good weather for harvesting and a keen demand for hay was noted. Overseas Expert Resumed Af ter a lapse o! two years durlng whilch time price levels for catteie n Canada were above an export basis,I the cattle trade wth Great Britain has been resumed. Recently thse Manchester Commerce salled f rom Montreal wth 128 head on order forý Manchester. Some of tise cattie were purchased in Toronto and these. according to tUe buyer, were known as light Manchester f eeders. Tisey averaged around 1100 pounds. I addition to thse Manchester Une, thse Anchcr-Donaldson Uine la also offer- ing space and tUe S. S. Castalian bas ail space taken except for 50 head. Another large shlpment f rom a West- ern province is also reported as mov- ing. These new developments are resulting in renewed confidence in thse exxiort market as an outiet for Fertilizer Field Meetings Popular Fertilizer tests wltis potatoea.grain crops, cannlng arops and pasture are being tried out ln Souths Simncoe un- der tise direction of thse CselstrY, rUenrtment, O. A. C., Guelphs, and' in co-operation wltis F. A. Lasisiey, agricultural representative. These experiments have sisown Up extreme- ly weil and very interesting results are expected. Recently a fertilizer field meeting was held on E. C. Witeslde's farm near Alliston, where an extensive test la belng carried out on a field o! 42 acres o! potatoes. Inx spite o! a busY time for farmers, 175 growers from Slmcoe and adJolnlng counties turn- cd out itise middle o! thse a!ternoon to hear addiesses delivered by vari- Oua fertiliser experts. Later tise party made a tour o! tise Afliston potato district, stopping at T. H. Wilson and Sons., 'Where demonstrationa lin spraylng and dustlng were given. To add to thse succeas o! tise prograni tise Wilson Bros. staged a dlsplay o! modem potato machlnery whlcis they have lxx use on tiseir own faim. While potatoea are looked UPon as a speclallzed amop around Alliston, thse Collngwood district can boast Of its production o! tomnatoes and other Canninxg crops. Fertiliser tests on thse Smait Bros. farm near Colllngwood have so f ar shown amazlng resuits. Men's Sox 25 doz. Siik and Lisle Sox-A special clearance in ioveiy colorings, a regular 39e line, for per19 pair.....................19 15 doz. Ail Wooi Ribbed Work Sox, mediuin weight, per pair ................27c or 3 PAIR FOR ............79c 10 doz. extra heavy Ail Wooi Work Sox, a splendid wearier, weight 3 lbs. to a dozen pair. Per pair ................35 C or 3 PAIR FOR ............99C San Tan Taffeta Silks A new shipment of these pop- ular Siiks just put into stock, in the plain and fancy designs. Buy these siiks, as owing to the new tariff arrangements prices are sure to advance. 10 popular shades to choose from 39 Per Yard ............. 9 $1.00 Silk Bloomers for 59c pair A further shipinent of 10 doz- en has just been put into stock in ail colors and 1' 11 --- --perpir -I FORE FOR BIGGER AND BETTER BARGAINS i SHOP AT THE "BIG 20"p Pen and Peneil Sets attractively priced Bargans in Stationery ... Oid reliable "Ltuawn at redueed prices.. Some- thing different in Waddington% pdaying cards, the ideal bridge prize.. Gits for showers. J. W. JE WELL "BIG 20" BOWMIANVILLEI To School They Have Gone Be! ore the wet FaX days corne dress theni Up with a new pair of U shoes. If you reaise the value ot HRÉ heaithy feet see that they are wefl n; shod. Girls will be an in love with these neat strap shows: sises 8to10% ... $1.85 te$Loo Pr. Sizesl11to 2 ... .$2.25 to$3.50pr. .Boys' Oxfords. 1 to 5, Goodyear welt sole ................".0Pr. Boys' Boots, 1 to 5 V2. black elk, $3.25 Pr. Youths' Boots, il ta 2. black and brown .................o.65pr. The older boys and girls will like our Oxfords. Every pair madle to give real service. Prices rea8onable and quaity bigh. The Elite Shoe Store" "SHOIRS TT AT ISFT" W. CLAUIEIMS, pMaame. mil per pair ................... m %WJLU dal&f