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THE CANADIAN STATESMAN. BOWMANVILLE, THRSMDAY, MARCH 24t]2. 1932 PAflU PIVE EASTER LILIES 20 as. per Bloom Other Easter Plants and Flowers in great variety at equally reasonable prices. Delight far away friends with flowers for Easter. We can have flowers delivered anywhere. Kings way Nu rseri es Bowrnanvile Phone 144; Flowea Shop 72; Nights 726. EASTER GIFTS New Pictures and Mottoes 35c upward. Topaz Glass Bowls Special 79c. Hymnarys and Anglican Prayer Books Easter Cards J .W. JewelI' 1BIG 20 BOOKSTORE Food ForTIiouglit A national authority on f ood values states that variety is an essential feature of any well planned, healthy meal. Harry Allin's store carnes a com- plete range of the choicest foods at attractively Iow prices. Phone your orders early for these Easter Specials. Breakfast Bacon, by the piece......10c IL Smoked Hams ................. 15c lb. Smoked Shoulders.............. 13c lb. Orono Sausage................. 18c lb. Old Cheese ................... 20c lb. Pure Lard, 20 lb. pails............ $1.75 Dr. Jackson's Roman Meal Bread, made in Bowinanville by Corbett's ....... 8c loaf Wrapped Bread................ 6c loaf Chase & Sanborn's Coffee ......... 49c lb. Spinx Brand Dates..............10c lb. Matches............... 3 boxes for 25c Baker's Cocoa, ½/s................ 23c Pure Orange Marmalade, 40 oz. jar..21c Salmon, whole fish ............... 12c lb. Strawberry Jam, 40 oz. jar ......33c Fresh Fruit and Vegetables - Poultry Supplies EASTER LILIES Haddie - Fillets of Haddie - Sea Herring - Oysters HARR Y ALUIN Phonie 186 Easter Lilies Ainyears past Cor- betsBakery w il1l be headquarters for Easter Lilies this year. An d lb prices are way below last I I year's prices. FOR EASTER Hot Cross Buns - - Easter Novelties EASTER EGGS FROM 5c UP THANK YOU We wish to thank you for the splendid welcome you gave Roman Meal Bread when we introduced it into Bowmanville last week. We are sorry that for the first few days we were unable to fili ahl our orders, but arrangements have now been made whereby we will always have a good supply of this health-gwving bread on hand. You can secure this bread daily from one of our wagons, on every street every day, or from the Bakery. The following Bowmanville merchants are also handling Roman Meal Bread, made by Corbett's Harry Allun - Fred W. Nelles - W. C. Caverly G. A. Edmondstone - Robt. W. Holmes. Try our Home-made Humbugs for an 4à Easter confection. Corbett's BaIcery ILOCAL & PERSONAL ISee Moore's for Easter gifts. Mr. A. Kllpatrick is in Bowman- ville Hospital suffering f romn pneu- mania and pleurisy. Public scbools o! Bowmanviie close to-day tThursdaY) and wiIl re- open ai ter the Easter recess on Monday, April 4tb. Mardi 2lst, officiaUly the first day of Spring, was featured by the beav- iest snow sterus of the wmnter. Per- baps it was just winter's last kick. Gret your Bunnies and Easter Eggs at Jacob's Bakery. Dairy farmers will be interested in the announcement of United Farmers Co-aperative Co. on page 7 in wbicb tbey offer more money for your cream. Trinity United Churcli officiais acknowledge with gratetul tbanks donations of flowers placed in the church on Sundays in memory o! departed relatives. Mr. W. J. Bragg, M. P. P., was chairman o! a commlttee o! the Legislature last week wbicb brought in recommendations regarding the marketing and grading a! apples. Congratulations to Mis Dorothy Edger in passing the Primary The- ory Exammnation wth first class hanaurs. 81 marks. She is a pupil a! Mrs. J. Albert Cale, A. T. C. M., A. 0. C. M. Join Lhe crowd to Gilchrist's n getting your new apparel for Easter. Past District Deputy Grand Mas- ter's Niglit aL Ontario Lodge A. F. & A. M., Fart Hope, an Friday night, was attended by Dr. G. C. Bonny- castie and Fred C. Hoar. o! Bow- manville. bath P.D.D.G.M's. ai this district. Congratulations te Miss Helen Pritchard on passing ber examina- ions in Elementary Theory with first chQmss onors at the Taranto Conservatory o! Music Midwinter Examinations. She is a pupil of Mrs. H. D. Clemens. That's a good suggestion W. J. Bagneil makes in his advt on page 2 when he ofiers a free tube-testmng service for radio owners. This ap- plies ta any make o! tube. Bring 'em in as fast as you like and you can sec for yourself if the tubes are good, weak or poor. The Venerable, Arcbdeacon o! the Arctic, Rev. A. L. Fleming, wbo is weli knawn here and who bas a cot- tage at Part Bowmanville, bas been beard daily this week in a noonday broadcast f rom St. Paui's Cathedral in Buffalo over station W B E N. Archdeacon Fleming spoke ta Baw- manvilie Rotary Club at year and also preacbed several imes in St. John's Cburch. The Mission Study Class met in the scbool raom o! Trinity Churci on Wednesday ai ternoon. The wor- sbip service was very ably taken by Mrs. R. D. Whitmee who gave a very distinctive Easter message. The schools o! Korea were well inter- preted and explained by Mrs. Ceci Bellman wien she described the1 Karean boy's school day as begin- ning at sunrise and enaming at san- set, and spoke o! the high aspira- tions a! tbe Karean scriolars and the marked respect shown eaci ed- ucated Korean. You combine fashion wth tbrif t wben you buy your Spring apparel at Walker Stores. Trinity Young People's meeting on MonaLay evening opened witb an Easter worshlp service in which al the members toak part. Miss Ada Allin sang, wtb Mr. F. Sutton play- ing ber accompaniment; Mis Mar- ion Pickard gave a very thought- provoking talk on "Wbat Sunday Means ta Mankind"': and Bob Cor- bett provided an interesting number made up o! several extracts !rom "Tony's Serop Book"~ interlarded witb bits o! bis own phiiosopiy. For next Monday evening, Marcb 28th. a very special program bas been ar- ranged. Mr. West wiii given an il- lustrated address on bis hobby, As- tronomy, and a diversilied program o! exceptional interest wil be pro- vided by same o! Lie favourite musi- cal and elocutionary talent in the Lown. This wiil be a concert, but the audience wlll decide what Lie admission fee is ta be. A collection will be taken for the purpase o! aid- ing the Civic Relief Fund. Wil you commemorate a great anniversary, and a great git, by a smail git to those who need help? COBOURG WITHDRAWS BIILL OF SEPABATION FEOM THE UNITED COUNTIES Coanties Town bas effected agree- ment wth Council and dectues to stay in Counties Concil Following a con! erence between representatives of the town of Ca- bourg. the United Counties o! Nor- thumberland and Durnam. and the Attorney-Generai's Department, on Malci i2tn. Cooaurg's Private Bill beiore the Legisiature applying for secession fram Lie United Counties was witidrawn as a satislactary settlement bad been arrived at be- tween the parties concernied. Agree- ment was reacied wien Lie United Caunties agreed ta re!und to Ca- bourg $2800 o! Lie 1931 tax levy and reduced the equali.zed assessinent so as to, provide for a reduction in Co- bourg's share o! Counties expendi- tures by $3800 annually in taxes. Those present at Lie meeting !rom Cobourg were Alex. Young and A. R. Willmott. Representing the Coun- ies were Warden N. R. Hartt. Ex- Warden Hooton and Counties Clerk Major E. L. MacNacitan, and Col. F. D. Biggs, K. C.; whlle Attorney- General W. H. Price and 0. L. Cumn- mings. Municipai Law Clerk, repre- sented Lie Government. The galnlng o! these concessions by the town is consldered in the na- ture o! a triumph for Cobourg. Complete separation !rom tie Counties could bardly be boped for in vlew o! the Oovernment's strong prejudice aizainst towns wthdraw- ing from Lhiu county or counties, but by taklng the vote a! the pco- ple a very power!ul lever was creat- ed wbich bas no doubt been anc o! Lie factors wbich lnfluenccd Lie counties to reduce Cobourors contri- bution to county capenditure. In eommenting on tie decision tie Cobourg Sentinel-Star says: The resulta of Lhe meeting on Bat- 1 1 THE CHURCHES St. Andrew's Presbyterian Churcli -Rev. W. J. Todd, Minister. Easter Day Services at il a. m. and 7 p. m. Sunday School at 2.30 p. m. Special Easter music and messages. St. Paui's Sunday School is hold- ing a sPecial Easter service on Sun- day at 2.30 p. m. Public cordillly mnvited to corne and hear a programi of readings, recitations, choruses, etc.. by the scholars. Easter services at St. John's An- glican Church wll be as foliows: Good Friday-Holy Communion at 8 a. m.; Service for ail Protestant churches under the auspices of the Ministerial Association at 10.30 a. m. Easter DaY-Holy Communion 8 a. m.; Holy Communion and Sermon il a. m.; Children's Service 2.30 p. m.; Evensong and Sermon 7 P. m. A. Y. P. A. Box Social on Monday. St. Paui's United Churcli - Rev. A. S. Kerr, M. A., Minister; H. J. Knight, Choir Master; Mrs. C. H. Dudley, Organist. 11 a. m.-"What Easter Means"; The Sacrament of the Lord's SuPper will be observed. 2.30 p. m.--SundaY School and Ad- uit Bible Class. 7 P. m.-The Sev- enth Word from the Cross. "A Pro- phecy of Easter." Special Easter Music. A cordial welcome to ail. urday will be received by the citi- zens of Cobourg with satisfaction. Nobody really wanted te sSe the town1 sevarated from the United Counties but f elt that the financlal burdens imposed by the Counties was more than could be borne, and now that concessions have been made will be glad this difficuit mat- ter bas been concluded. Whetber it is Easter weather or not Nelson's Store is ready te outtit you with newest styles. Persian Balm-alurng, provoca- tive and charming. Fragrant and refreshing as a cool breeze in sum- mer. Delightful te use. Creates complexions of surpassing loveiiness. Makes the skln velvety soft in tex- ture. Soothes and dispels ain irri- tations caused by weather condi- tions. Softens and whitens the hands. Persian Balm is a peerless telet requlsite for women who <tare for cbarmi and distinction. use It for banda and face. AUCTION SALE Saturday, March 26-G<eo. Petty, King St. East, Bowmanvlle, 2 bous- es east of White Rose Oas Station. wl sefl ail of bis bousehold furni- ture and effects including bedroom, living room and kitchen furniture. Everything must be sold as Mr. Petty and famlly are leavlng for England. Sale 1.30 P. m. Termis cash. W. J. Chaflis. auctioneer. È --- --- PLAY LADIES AID MEETING 1885 in ST. PAUL'S S. S. HALL Dowmanvmle TUESDAY anci WEDNESDAY MARCH 29 -30 st 8 ]p. M. CAST 0F CHABACTERS: Mrs. Nibbs-Mrs. A. L. Nicholis Annabelle Nbbs-Anna Tait Mrs. Love-Miss Peardon Sarah Knowall-Mrs. 0. L. Hall Mrs. Gloomy-Mrs. A. S. Kerr Mrs. Thompson-Mlss M. Allen Mrs. Maoney-Mrs. Wm. Adams Mms. Pepper-Mrs. P. Baker Mrs. Black-Mrs. McAlllster Mrs. Dean-Miss Yellowlees Mrs. Topnote-Mrs. C. A. Cawker Mrs. Jenkns-Mlss D. Barton Orace Jenkins-Violet McAIlster Ruth Jenkin-Ellen Kerr. Tîcket. 15o .a" 25. MARRIAGES LYNCH-ROWE-At Sault Ste Marie, Saturday, Nlarch 5th, 1932, by Rev. Charl,. f. Greer. Dorothy, eldest dau- gliter ofIr. and Mrs. IV. H. Rowe. Orono. and Mr. William Charles Lynch, (ilenda;e. Ontario. DEATHS SCOTT-A love's iribute of remnem- brance te our dear faîlier and mother. Jamé,s Scott and Elizabeth Orr Scott, who Passed away ai E-asîertide of 1919 and 1922. REYNOLDS-1In ever loving memory of our dear mother. Elizabeth Jane Rey- nolds. who passed away March 26, 1927. MemorY fille the vacant p.ace and keeps hber ever near. -Ellis anid May, WILLIAMS-In fond and lovlng mem.- ory of myder nother. Mra. M. Wil- hao.woPassed away suddenly ln Trenton, Ont. on Marcb 22nd, 1929. Sadly nuàssed by her daughter, Clama B. Hare. Lost or Found D00 LOST-Friday, at West Hill, a male Scotty. Aberdeen. black, collar but ne tag; answers to Sandy; reward for information leading te recdtery. F. Y. Mctoacniren, 110 Crescent Road, Rln- do.vh 2060. 12-2 Wanted WANTEO TO RENT-Madern 4 or 5 roomnea hanse. Apply tu Box 156, Bow- manvi.le. 12-2- WA NTED--Good rellable housekeeper on a farm ta two male adulte; muet be a good plain caok. Apply te Wiiliam L. Alun , Bowmanvill« 12-tf WANTED-Strong girl or woman for gênerai work and walî table. Perman- ent if sa.isfactory. $10.00 monthly. Mrs. Law. Newtonville. 11-3 POSITION WANTED-Young woman with one child would take care o!fom- mer cottage or country home. ln ex- chne for room and board. references. Phoe Lobard 3469 Toronto. or write 521 Concord Ave.. Toronto. 12 LADIES ATTENTION-Orders taken now for thse making o! Spring Suits. Tlailored nuits withonî waist, $9.00; 1Jressmaker suite with waist $9.00; malt. ing of dresses from 17 te $9. M. Boy- an. Centre Si.. Bowmanvllle. 12-2 HELP WANTED>-A free home during summer and faîl menthe or longer for mnidd:e-aged lady witb good references, to be company for an elderly lady Ib township of Clarke in country homne three-quariers mile from o twn. Write, givili.g full partieuars, ta E. C. W., Drawer B. BowmanviUle. 12-2 Articles For Sale FOR SALE - 150 No. 1 large cedar Poste. Apply T. H. Gibbs, R. R. 1. Ty- rone. - WOOD FOR SALE--Hardwood. cnt ta stove length. Apply to Fred Tabb, Tyr- rane. Phone 308ro. i0-2* PIGS FOR SALE-Yorkshire pige, 6 weeks aId. W. E. Sanderson. Enniskil- len. Phone 383r32.ilf FOR SALE-Granary Fiier Oaie. witb smail peroentage of barley and wheai. Green Bras. R. R. 3, Bowmanvllle. Phone 133r14. 12-i DUCI< EGGS FOR SALE-Wbite Pek- ln Duck eggs for sale, 11.25 per seîring o! 12: 90% iertiliiy guaranteed. Cal or phone C'arke 1131. 2Mainwarbng Pouliry Farm. Newcastle. 12-1 To Let Real Estate For Sale HOUSE FOR SALE-New brick resi- dence. 6 roorns. hardwood f1oors In ev- ery roorn. APP:y or write W. W. Mars. den. Wellington St., Bawmianville. Phone 311. 8t LAUNDET WANTED A!l kinde of launWry work dont prompt l7, gaaîufaCtOrîiy Lad Lt reanonable prici.. Write lest U0c. Box 12, or c" i Mie W. Marioram, IKing Street Faut, Dow 'nanville. Phoqe 47&. LAWN REPAIES Early Spring la Lie proper Urne te attend te Lnose baie spots in Lie lawn. One can sometimes re-secd these by sowlng during one o! the at snow storms. In Luis case, no cultivation is used, the melting snow carrying tie mcd into the soil. If we leave Lie work until later. we should stir Up Lhe bare spots thor- ougilY with a raite, sprinkrle liber- ally wti a mixture oi good lawn grass seed, roll or Pound Liorougbly. and caver wlit a bit af brush or poultry netting to keep the birds away. At tuis ime, Lo. an applica- tion o! good commercial fertilizer wili act as a spring tonic. Most of tic trouble wlth wecds i a lawn traces La starvcd conditions. Good healthy well-fed grasu will crowd aut Most weeds. but the aLlier klnd is not In a position te offer much resistance. TRINITY UNITED CHURCH E. F. ARMSTRONG. B. A., B. D. Organist FRANCIS SUTTON, Mus. Bac. Easter Sunday, Marcb 27th. 7 a. m.-Sunrise Service Subjeet: "T1he Sepuichre and the Suis.". Sparleng Mission Band Boys' Chorus: _Happy Eastùr Time. Quartet: Mr. and 'Miss Pickard. Masr.A.. and Ji- Pickard. ila.m-"ýThe Trlumphant Christ" Solo: I know that rny 1tedeemer Liveh'-Handel. by 3Mrs. T. W. Oawker. Anthem: "KIng of Kings-Silper. 2.30 p. m.-Sunday School Classes for ail ages - GooJ music. Basptismtal Service in the church. 6.45 p. m.--Song Service Bring your friends to enjoy the old songs. 7 P. M_.-Life's Attitudes" Speýcial Easter Music by the Choir: :Our Lord is Risen- Li Up Your Ileads- :Awake Glad Soul" LifL, ls endless and death cannot wn .1e vi tory 0v-r love that gives iself i n sacrifice.. Let us praY that an angel of -ance w.ilI break the seal of selishness ani rofl away the stone of our cold soc- ial antiphathies and industrial divisive- nase that Christ may have a regurrec- tion to lead us into a world of justice, goooj-%vll and brotherhood. G000 FRIDAY EVENING At 8 o'cuock the choir wilIl ing the sacrai cantata "The Kin-g of Giory- by Pearce, a musical setting of the story of the Life. Crucifixion and Resurrectioni of .l.sus Christ. Collection. REEVE-lii Bowmanvllle Hospital, on Tuesuaï, March 22nd, 1932, Misa Eliza- betn liceve. Hampton. Funeral on 'Ihursday at .1.30 p. m. at Hampton Uniîaýd Church. Interment ai BowmanviLe Cemetery. MAYBEE-At Ottawa. on Marcb l7th, E,hriam Maybee. Interment at Wel- corne Cemeter>-. McMURTR-In Bowmanville, on Fni- d îy. March 1Sth, 1932, Thomas J. Mc- -Nitutry, ;n bis &nd year. KEYES-At Cobourg, March 18, 1932, Mîinnit A. Feiberston. wîdow of George Ke9 Ca. Coîborne, ln ber S7th year. PETER-At Port Hope H-ospital, on March l7-tb, Jean Mldred Petera. infant caughter of Pcecy and Mina Peters. HI-CKS--In Llowmianville on Thursday. March 17th. 3932, Laura. widow of tb- late W. H. Hicks. Tyrone. in ber 88th Year. WICKETT-Paseýed away at Anaheim, Cal.. M'-arcb 15tb, 1932. Lillian Balfour, wife of Williamn M. Wickeîî. Toronto, ana Brooklin. HUTCHINSON - Suddenly, Marcb 18, 1932, at Toronto, Orvi.le James Hlutcb- inson. beloved husband of Florence NýichoIls. in his lOili year. PETERKIN - On Wedneaday, March 16. 1932. at bis residence. Chares Robert Peterkin. beloved husband of Annie J. Zaollon. in his 91si year. NORTON - At the reaidence of his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Lily Norton, 66 Caroline Avenue. Toronto, on Sunday, March 2tb. Ransom Sttvens Norton, in bis î4th year. native of Bowmanville. HANSON--On Wednesday, Mar.ýh 16, 113.ai the residence of her danghter, Mrs. D. S. Lînden. 534 Palmerston Boulevard. Toronto, Lonisa Lasby, in ber 9-2nd 9-ear. wife of the laie W. H. 1-lanson, Iorm.eérly of Bowmanville. BOLES-At Ivadell Apts. 677 College St.. Toronto, on March 18th, 1932. Chrxs- tianna Patterson, widow of the late Thomas iSoles. formerly of 240 Havelock St.. Inber 85th irear. Interred i0 Or- 0910. Aunt of Mrs. John Ellioti, Bow- manvffie. GLENNEY--On Wedneaday, March 16. 1932, ait he residence of bus danghter, .Urs. D. W. Wotten. 81 Yarmouth Road, Toronto. George Glenney. beloved bus- band of Charlotte Matilda Brown an(f fatber of Mrs. D. M. Wotten and Fred S. Glenney, in bis 76th year. IN MEMORIAM Serve Cawker's Quality Easter Hams and Bacon It wouldn't be Easter if our delious, tasty Hamn or Bacon' was flot on the menu. Best quality at Iowest prices. 0f course we always have on hand choice Beef, Pork, Lamb and Veal - ail bought from Durham County farmers. So you know its good. C. M. Cawker & Son Phone 64 Butchers Bc -n i.11 Furn iture Very Attractive New Lines of BEDS and MATTRESSES Speciaîîy Priceci d.- ~ Have you seen the beautiful, graoeline Laurel Beds on display i our window. The very smartest in pattern with a nicehy carved foot, and finished in various colors to match your decorations. The Chateau, a spring filled mattress, Sim- mons make and guarantee ........ $1 9.95 The new Spring Filied Ostermoor Matr.ss for........................... U9.50 Corne in and let us tell you about these new lines. Fe F. MORRIS CO. Furniture and Home. Furnaidg Phone 10 Bowmanville Kln.g Street BOWMANVILLE MMMMMMRM. Luscious Easter Eggs ... creamy fruit-filled choco- - late egs... bright speck- % ~led eggs ... cleveriy dec- orated eggs ... ail calcul- ated to melt i n y ou r ,~ mouth. Also Chocolate Bunnies, ahi sizes. Order plentSi of Hot CrossBmus BOWMANVILLE BAKERY EASTER NOVELTIES ===Mmmmmmmmmmz-- PAGE in« EASTER GIFTS FOR SISTER, SWEETHEART: Diamonds- Neekiaces - Biaelets. FOR MOTHER: Silverware- Vases - Glassware. FOR DAD OR BROTHER: Bill Folds - Tobacco Pouches - Key Came. J. R. Moore, Jeweller