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TEE CANADIAN STATESMAN, BOWMANVILLE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1930 PAGE PXVU MUSIC STUDY CLUB lm. J. C. Bell Gave Instructive Talk -Members of Port Hope Club Aidai on Program Ed.tor's Note - The Statesman Prides ltself on glving accurate and! dependable news of the community, but occasionally mistakes creep into its columns. Such was the case two weeks ago in our report of the Music Study Club's December meeting i which several mistakes and omissions occurred which have since been drawn to our attention. We are therefore very glad to give a more extended and correct report of this very entertaining and proflbable meeting. Regular monthly meeting of the Music Study Club was held December 3rd, i St. Paul's Lecture Room. The meeting opened with the siagir.g of 0 Canada, led by Miss Helen Marris at the piano. The president, Mrs. Cecil H. Dudley, welcomed the large audience present, af ter which the general business was transacted. Mrs. J. Clark Bell presented the second chapter of the Study Book entitled "Scales." Mrs. Bell gave ai vcry instructive blackboard lesson showing the formation of ail major, minor and chromatic scales. Tis lesson was mndeed helPful to ail pres- cnt and showed Mrs. BeUl's capabil- ity as a clever music teacher and in- iructress in this art. The program was in charge ef the Port Hope Club. Mrs. H. L. Reeve, president. expressed her regrets that so many members were 111 and could not be present to assist on the pro- gram. However. the five who came presented the following: Miss Tuer gave a very interesting address on the Passion PlaY which she was priv- ileged to witness last summer while ini Europe. Mrs. Bennett sang a beautiful selection from the sacred cantata "Olivet to Calvary" accomp- anied by Miss Gladys Black. Mr. Bey. George in splendid voice rend- ered Gounod's "There is a Green Hill Far Away", also that favorite solo "John the Baptist." accompan- ied by Miss Jessie Hawkins. Sever- al hymnns were sung that were used at thc presentation of the Passion Play, by the members, which brought to a close a delightful program. It was a Iovely story of the ic eof Christ fromn beginning to end andi everyonc present envied Miss Tuer' her wonderful experlence in witness- ing this marvelous Play. A vote of thanks to ail assisting on the program was moved by Miss Greta Wickett and seconded by Mrs. D. W. Best and heartlly approved by the Bowmanville Club. Meeting closed with the singtng of the Nat- ional Anthem. TRINITY YOUNG PEOPLE Trinlty Young People's Society meeting was hcld on Monday, Dec. Mt,i the Sunday school room. Meeting was in charge of the Liter- ary and Music group of whlch Miss1 Daisy Clarke is convener. Devotion- al perlod was takten by Miss Vesta Spargo and Rev. W. A. Bunner. Pro- gramn was as follows: Duet-Nelle and May Martin; vocal solo-Mrs. G. E. Pritchard; piano solo-Evelyn Pickard; toplc, "'The Advent 9tory" was given by Mrs. Muriel Symons and was exceptlonaily good. HAMPTON W. C. T. U. Hampton W. C. T. U. met at the W me of Mrs. Alvin Peters on Tues- *Y, Dec. 9th, Miss L. Reeve, presi- dent, i the chair. Mrs. A. Peters had charge of the devotional exer- ciscs. Mrs. Jos. Clatworthy report- cd a balance of $19.31 in treasury, with 29 members on the roll. Mrs. J. G. Burns was appointed Evangel- istic Convener in place of Mrs. Johns, reslgned. mrs. Knox and Miss Kat- erson were appointed as a committee to look after program for medal con- test prises. Mrs. T. Salter's group had charge o! the prograni as follows: Readlngs, Miss Eva Souch, Bowmanvile, Mrs. A. Trcnouth, Mrs. Clatworthy and Mrs. Burns; music on the Victrola by Miss Mary Peters. Next meeting to be at the home o! Mns. (Rev.) J. R. Blck on Jan. l3th.~ TRINITY MISSION CIRCLEi The monthly meeting o! Trinityl Mission Cirele was hld in the Board' Room o! the Chiurch Tuesday evening,1 December 9thi, at 6 p.m., it bing the, quarterly tes in charge of Misses Ger-. trude Oke and Betty Sargent. Nice refreshments were served and a sociali chat enjoyed. Business was discussed whcn it was decided to give a dona- tion to the Relie! Fond for Christmas cheer. Election of officers was as follows: Honorary President, Miss Vesta Spargo; President, Mrs. D. J. Chambers; Vice-President, Miss Vivian Bionner; Recording Secretary, Miss Doris Jamieson; Corresponding Secre- tary. Mrs. Ruby Daniels; Treasurer, Miss Betty Sargent; Sec, o! Christian Stewardship, Miss Gertrude Oke; Strangers Secretary. Miss Hilda Foiey; Press Secretary, Miss Eliza Kirkton. Il Next meeing will be hield at the S home of Miss Eliza Kirkton. the foUrth Tuesday in January. SALEM LEAGUE gue~ meeting Sunday ,fteî noon peued by Mrs. L. Richards, vice- presîdet. Prograni was in charge ofI lot and 2nd VicePresidents, Mrs. Welsh and Mrs. Honey. Mrs. Welsh: occupied the chair and the Bible les. son and explanation was taken hy, Mrs. Honey. Mirs. Newman contribu. ted two fine solos; toplc, Mrs. Welsh; readings, Mrs. Richards, Viola Fran-1 cis, Bert. Foster ani Reg. Combes; talk by Mr. F. L. Squair; violin solo, Mr. C. Collacutt. Meeting closed will the benediction. LAUNDRY WA1NTEDi AUl kinds of Iaundry work done prompt- ly, satisfactorily and at reasonable prices. Write Post Office Box 12, or cali Mrs. W. MarJoram, King Street East, Bow- nanville. Phone 478. CARTING AND TRUCKJINO Ail kindu of Carting. Truoking and Mdovlng; local and long dltanos. H. UOMMARD Pbhonp 480 QuSnen t., *ownianvllle NELSON'SI NELSON'S1 MNELSON'S1 _____________NELSONe Only a f ew more Shopping Days left Early Shopping for Better Selection OUR STOCK 0F GIFT MERCHANDISE IS THE BIGGEST IN TOWN AND AT THE LOWEST PRICES Give Plaid Blankets We bought a big lot of these high grade Blankets, and were fortunate to get them in prior to the new tariff advance. Today they are worth $3.98 a pair. We have 45 pair left and as a Xmas gift special we offeî' thern while they last per pair ............. $2.39 Give Bed Throws for Xmas A fine gift, cornes in lovely bright colors, $29 only, each ........$29 Give Boxed Stationery We have a fine range to choose from at prices to suit every purse, per box 19C to 98C Give a 23-Piece Tea Set We have about 25 left, fine clear China, for $1 .98 to $2.98 Give Tapestry Runners A fine range of these imported Runners, in lovely designs and rnulti-colorings at big savings, 98C to $1.98 Give Emnbroidered Pillow Cases Richly embroidered in white or colors; these make an ideal gift; per pair, 98c to $1.49 Give Flannelette Blankets For a real practical gift give a pair of these. We are giv- ing extra special prices as an inducement for the last min- ute buyers. Till Xmas Eve you can buy 100 pairs, full double bed size ................ 18 75 pairs Extra L9 large size ..........$21 Give Fancy China A fine assortmnent of Fancy China at saving prices, 39c to $2.98 FOR MOTHER AND SISTER Give Ladies' Lined Gloves Another fine value in ladies' lined cape Gloves, a regular $2.50 value, aIl sizes, in brown or grey, $ 9 per pair ........... 19 Give Boxed Hankies We offer you 25 doz. import- ed Opal Hankies, ah nîcely embroidered, 3 in a box, val- ues to $1.00 box,39 for......................39 Give Quilted Slippers Novelty bedroom Slippers, in rich colorings, ail nicely pad- ded, at less than haîf price; sizes 4 to 6;39 per pair ..............39 Give Silk Lingerie WE OFFER: 511k Vests at .............49c Silk Bloomers at ..........59e SiIk Vest & Bloomer Sets, $1 SiIk Lace-Trimmed Petti- Knickers, at ..........$1.00 811k Lace-trimmed Gowns, $1 Silk Lace-trimmed Gowns, at ....................... $1.59 Silk Lace-trimmed Pyjamas, at ....................... $1.59 Silk Lace-trirnmed Heavy Slips, at ..............$1.19 The above prices are the low- est ever off ered in this vicinity. Give a Cosy Kimona Lovely soft fleecy garments, richly satin trimmed: Kicidies' te 6 years ....$1.49 Misses' te 14 years ....$2.19 Ladies', ail sizes ........$2.98 Give Ladies' Sweaters Made from pure wool and silk and wool yarins, in ail the new- est color combinations, $1,98 to $2.98 Give Full-Fashioned Hose We have the finest pure thread 511k Hose on the market, al first quality, new French panel heel, a reliable Orient product, in ail sizes and.s colors, per pair....$10 Give Flannelette Nighties A fine assortment to choose from, 88c to $1.49 Give Ladies' Silk Scarves The best value in town, and priced extrexnely low, 29c to 98c Give Silk & Wool Hose We have some real values here. The newest Fail tones, ail silk plaited in every want- ed size, px'iced 59c, 79c, 98c FOR FATHER AND BROTHER Give Men's Silk Ties Ail individually boxed in new designs and colours, each 39e to 59c Give Men's Sox See our extra special values in this merchandise. These are always an acceptable and pleasing gift, pure wool and real silk and wool, 49 per pair ..............49 Give Men's Silk and Wool Mufflers Lovely warrn Mufflers, in white or grey, worth 59 98e each, for ..........59 Give Men's Night- gowns or Pyjamas iMa.de from good quality heavy English Flannelette, all sizes. Nightgowns ........ $1.49 Pyjamas............. $1.98 Give Men's Sweaters We offer $5.00 Sweaters, pure wool, Jumbo knit, in ail col- ors and sizes, $ 9 for ................ 39 Give Men's Cape Gloves A soft pliable glove with a cosy warm fleece lining, in brown or grey, aIl sizes, $1.59 to $1.98 Give Men's Shirts An opportune purchase of 50 dloz. new fast color Broadcloth Shirts, ail 1931 designs, en- ables 'us to offer you the big- gest shirt value in years, sizes 14 to 17. Give Hm Q a Shirt, each ......... 8 Give Men's Mufflers Silk Mufflers, ail grouped in three prices to clearî: 59c, 98c, $1.19 g Ai 1.11ENfl 66c We have just made a lucky purchase of 10 dozen EX R S I ! Meni $1.3 à ufe s6 c Men's SiIk Mufflers; note the size, 36 in. square; in 6 tbree design&; an ideal gift for men; at haif price FOR THE CHILDREN Give Picture Books NELSON$ dp1 We have thern at 10c to 25c Give Toys A big assortment to select from; corne eainly for best choice, 10e to 98C Give Story Books 100 just arrived and we have priced them for fast ..29c selling, each ......... NELONSS sfRI THE STORE 0F WALK A BLOCK XMAS CHEER SHOP EARLY FOR BETTER CHOICE AND SAVE A LO i lS NELSON'S _ NELSON'S NELSONP i. We advise 'à isi 1 1 PAOB rivio THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, BOWMANMM, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18,1930 Re. u escitue _fflo the et-+- o the R F 0 1 . . 1 1 [il 1 - : 1 1 IM LÀ IL B&Qdcrà&« mm mm