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THE CANADIAN STATESMAN. BOWMANVILLE, THURSDAY, APRIL 2lst, 1932 PAGE SEVEN Mrs. Mary Long, widow of Thomas Lee Long. died on Saturday, April 9h, at her home in Elma township. She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edxnund Barrett and was born in Port Hope in 1843. Ede r thank offering meeting of St. Mul's Auxiliary of the W. M. S. was held ini the lecture room on Tuesday afternoon. The president. Mrs. Gillespie, was ini the chair. A- ter opening exercises and business. the meeting was favored with a solo by Mrs. A. Colville. "Just for To- day". A very interesting and help- f ul address was then given by Mrs. C. R. Carscallen. Whitby, President of the Oshawa Presbyterial of the W. M. S., and heard with apprecia- tion. A solo by Mrs. C. P. Rice, "Jesus Lover o! My Soul" concluded the meeting which was followed by a social bal hour during whch Mrs. Gillespie, who is leavmng to*n, was Presented wlth a new Hymnary. THURSDAY, APRIL 21 George Arliss in "THE MAN WHO PLAYED GOD" Also Laurel and Hardy in "One Good Thrn"' FM1. - SAT. - APRIL 22 - 23 Edward G. Robinson in "THE HATCHET MAN" With Loretta Young. and "ADVENTURES LX AFRICA" MON. - TUES. - APRIL 25 - 26 One o! the season's great dramtic hits "'THE SIN 0F MADELON CLAUDET" Wlth Helen Hayes, Lewis Stone, and Neil Hamilton. WED. - THURS. - APRIL 27 - 28 Aun iHarding in "DE VOTION" WIth Leslie Howard. Chlaaware LLOCAL & PERSONALJ Mrs. H. Perfect, Cobourg, is visit- ing ber son, Mr. George Perfect. Mr. J. G. Garrett, Brantford. gave The Statesman a f riendly cail last week. Miss EmiJine Williams bas re- turned f rom spending the çwinter wxth relatives at Paris and Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. J. Earl Lawson and Mr. A. J. Trebilcock, Toronto, spent the Weekend with Mrs. P. C. Trebil- cock. Mr. Douglas Siater, Lakte Placid Club, New York, is visiting with Mr. and Mms. L. C. Caverly, Wellington Street. Bowmanville Women's Institute will meet on Friday, April 29tb, in the S.O.E. Hall. Program in charge of Mms. A. W. Pickard's group. Bow.manville Post ofrce WWl ob- serve the Wednesday ai ternoon half holiday commencing May 4tb. Mails will be sorted and despatched as us- ual. Bowmanville's contingent working on the Trans-Canada Higbway at Kenora have returned home having completed that part of the bigbway work. R. W. Nichols, Courtice. announc- es more big price reductions in Wiilys-Overland cars which sets new value standards. Read about them on page 3. Mr. Herbert Winfield. President of the Deanery o! Northumberland and Durbam Local Council A. Y. P. A., and Mr. John Luty. Port Hope, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. B3. IH. Mortlock on Tuesday. About fifty young people o!f. St. John's Anglican Cburch journeyed to Port Hope on Monday night 10 visit the A. Y. P. A. of St. John's Church there. A splendid program and a very eni oyable evenîng was spent. Rev. and Mms. E. F. Armstrong were mn Toronto Tuesday attending the convocation at Emmanuel Col- lege wbere Ibeir son, Mr. Carman E. Armstrong, B. A., received bis B. D. degree along witb others graduating in Tbieology. A very successful eudbre party was staged by the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion on Monday night in the S. O. E. Hall. Prize winners were m. Wm. Clarke, Mms. E. Roach, Mrs. H. Ashlee. Mrs. j. Davis and Mms. J. Living. Mr. and Mms. L. R. Wood, Bow- manville, announce the engagement of their only daugbter, Vera A., to Prov. Cons. Robert J. Clark, Maid- stone, Ont., only son of Mr. and Mms. M. Clark. Bowmanville. the marriage will take place the latter part of April. It Pays To BUY IN Bowmanvilîe ' VV AV AWÀAWW Have you been asked to pay 30e a dozen for Honey Doughnuts ? That is what other bakers out of town are charging. Made in Bowmanville Honey Doughnuts are better and cost Iess. Buy them at 20c dozen. A REAL SPRING TONIC Roman Meal Bread will give you that needed spring tonie. It will build you up and keep you built up. Try it now. Corbett's Bakery BOWMVBANVILL.EPON3 M Mrs. LeRoy Truil attended the funeral o! the late Mrs. J. W. Ans- ley who died in Toronto, April lst, in her 7ist year. She was buried at Elaivale. Mr. W. A. Tom, of Collingwood. formerly of Solina, veteran o! many municipal battles and ex-warden o! Sixncoe county. celebrated bis seven- ty-ninth birthday last week. Rev. Dr. F. L. McTavish, Saska- toon, Sask., for 27 years in the min- istry in the West, bas been invited and accepted the pastorate o! King Street United Church. Oshawa. Mr. Clarence H. Ferguson o! Em- manuel College, Toronto, who spent the weekend at home, le! t Monday to taIte bis former charge o! the United Cburch at North Vermillon, Alta. J. H. Needham, wishes to announce that hee bas moved bis business from back o! the Hydro Shop to his own place on Centre Street, wbere he will still carry on the business o! sign painting also wagon, auto and wicker work, etc., scissors sharpened. Phone 441, 16-tf Sharwood Hunter o! Exeter pass- ed away on April 6th, after several months' illness. He was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Hunter and was born in Darlington township but reared in Usborne townsh.ip. He is survived by a wif e, three daughters and two sons. Bowmanville Rotary Club wil hold its spring inter-cmy meeting at the Boys' Training Scbool on Fri- day. May 131h. Clubs invited in- clude Oakville, New Toronto, Wes- ton. Oshawa, Port Hope, Trenton, Belleville and Campbellford. Mr. H. Napier Moore, EdJtor of MacLean's Magazine, wil be chie! speaker. bis subjecm being "Some National Bar- nacles.- The senate of Victoria University and the coundil of Emmanuel Col- lege, Toronto, announce the foflow- ing degrees and diplomas awarded 10 the !ollowmng Young men well known in Bowmanv 111e: B. D. de- grees-Carman Edward Armstrong. B. A.. Stanley Llewellyn Osborne, B. A.; Diplomas--Carman E. Arm- strong, Stanley L. Osborne, William Frederick Riding; General Prof ic- iency Scholarsbips of the first class --Starley L. Osborne; Sdbolarships of the second class-Clarence H. Ferguson, F. Merrili Ferguson. A f ire originatmng mn an overbeat- ed brooder stove completely destroy- ed a small barn on the farm of Ed- ward E. Downey, Manvers Road, laIe Saturciay night. Mr. Downey wao out o! town when the fiýre started but it was noticeci by one of the f amily and an alarm was put in. The f ire brigade responcied prompt- ly, but the building was compleîely enveloped in flames when they ar- rived. Fortunateiy a hydrant was situated close by and little lime was wasted in making connections. The burning building was about ten feel f rom the main barn and the brigade was successful in keeping the flames to the sinalier building. About 150 cb.icks were desîroyed as well as the building. The building was insured. About 35 members o! Aldworth Chapter, O. E. S., No. 29, togethet Wîth a nuniber of members f rom Suinbeam Chapter of Oshawa, pald a surprise visit 10 the Durhamn Chapter, Order o! Eastern Star, here On Wednesday evening last. The Visitors found the local lodge room in the middle of sprmng bouse-dlean- ing but they were soon made at home. The visiting lodge was head- ed by Worthy Matron Mrs. Mary Pendielon and Wortby Patron Fred A. Gibbons of Toronto. Twelve tab- les o! eudbre were played and a most enjoyable evening spent. The t- ors brougbî their own refresbments, and also contributed the prizes for the euchre which were won by Mrs. D. Aldread, Bowmanville. Mrs. Geo. Carey, Oshawa, and Mrs. E. Smith Ferguson, and W. A. Edger o! Bow- manville. Speakers du.ring the ev- enlng were WortbY Patron Fred A. Gibbons, Mr. W. A. Edger and May- or Geo. W. James. Mms. C. H. Dud- ley, Worthy Matron of the local chapter. expressed the appreciation o! tbe local socieîy for the hospital- ity and very enjoyable visit o! tbe Toronto and Oshawa contingents. I Top Coat Special For This Week-End at $14.95 A new purchase of Top Coats, young men's models, smart dress style in the new glrey shades, val- ues foî'merlv w-orth $20.00 and $22.50 - On sale this week-end foir only $14.95 Men's Suits At $19.95 Fine hai.rine stripes, navy blue, and tweeds, lines that were worth Up to $30.00. You will get a real bargain in this lot placed on sale this week-end for only $19.95 T. B. Gilchrist Opposite Bank of Montreal BOWMANVILLE tNotices of Births, Marriages, Deaths, andS Mem oriam. 50c; 10c per 1 ine extra r hI T~f or Memoram verses.1 St. John's Anglican Cburch-Rev. C. R. Spencer, Rector. Fourtb Sun- day aller Easter: Holy Communion 8 a. m.; Morning Prayer il a. m.; Sunday Scbool and Bible Class 2.30 p. m.; Evening Frayer 7 p. m. St. Paul's United Cburch - Rev. A. S. Kerr, M. A., Mimister; H. J. Knight, Choir Leader; Mrs. C. H. Dudley, Organist. il a. m.-The Voice Without and the Voice With- in"; 2.30 p. m.--Sunday School and Bible Class; 7 p. m.-"What God Hath Joined". A cordial welcome to ail. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Cburch -Rev. W. J. Todd. Minister. Morn- ing Worship il a. m.; Sabbatb School 2.30 p. m.; Eýening Worsbip 7 p. m. Rev. W. J. Todd is improv- mng mn bealth and bopes mo be pres- ent at the services on Sunday, at Which Rev. J. W. MacNamara, D. D.. SecretarY o! the Board of Adminis- tration o! the Presbyterian Cburcb in Canada. will preacb. Mms. Wm. Dustan, who spent the winter in Toronto witb ber daugb- ter, Mrs. R. R. McNichol, returned As~ an economy measure the On- tario Governinent bas discontinUej ils prize awards to standing field crop competitions. Rev. F. J. Maxwell o! St. Andirew's United Cburcb, Osbawa, bas accepî- ed tife pastorate o! Glebe Road Un- ited Church, Toronto. We regret tbat in ouîlining thme names o! those Who were responsible f or the success of the igh Scbool At Home lasI week we omitted to, mention Mr. C. J. Scott, Oscar Jam- ieson, Alex Colville, Don williams, Winton Bagneil, Harold Colmer and DicIt Wright, who were responsible for the SPIendji" decorations, on which So mucli favorable comment was Passed by guests aI the gather- ing. To write one letler a week te lImaI relative or friend I rom Ibis district who is now far away would cost you $1.56 in stamps alone 10 say nothung of the Paper and envelopes and the !trubl on ha intbinking up some tbinIgs to tell Ibein. Wh3Y not send Ibein The Statesman at a total cost of but $2.00 Per year and no worry. One issue o! The Statesman con- tains more news of this district tban many letters. The featUre of an interesting pro- grain at Trinity y. p. S., over wmich Miss Laverne Orchard Presideej on Monday evening, was a very fine presentation of the pageant "'The Unshadowed Cross' by Miss Flor- ence Moore's group in the C.GJ.T., as5isted by a trio, compOse o! liel- enArue lsie AllUn and Dorothy Pluimrsinging appr op r iat e Eyn..The prograni was divided into two Parts by the introduction, af ter the pageant, o! a musical con- test wbich conclusively proved the Presence o! talent in some groups, and a lamentable lacIt o! il in oth- ers. Foilowung Ibis short interlude Miss Leta Jackson gave a reading, and there were three musical nuni- bers: a vocal duel by Marion Slem- on1 and Elsie Allan, a vocal solo by Dorothy Plumnmer, wlth Helen Argue playing botb accomPaniments, and a piano solo by PhYflis Chahls. At the conclusion o! the Program Bob Corbeît announced thal nextMn day eveming Mr. Fred C* . HorXi be the speaker, and that there wil be a surprise n'nerasa riet part of the program. Bring Your shock-absorbers. AUCTION SALES SaturdaY, April 23rd.-I will seil the farmn stock, inîplemnents, etc., of the late i. A. Farrow, on Lot 17, Con. 1, DarlingtOn (1 mle west of Bowmanviile> Ternis: On bay, grain, pigs, poultry, furnitur an ail umso! 15 and under, cash; over that amnount 6 months, credit withouî interest; 3 Per cent straight Off for cash. Alntsotai e n de %wWlPositively la add- e !rmdate of sale,utipad Sale at 1 O'dlock sharp, ni ad J1. W. Balson, Ehsier Wilbur, Clerk. Audtioneer. Friday, APril 22nd.-P. L.Abr nety ll slIon Lot 24, Con. 1, Darlington, al O! bis farm stock, implemnents etc., cOnsstm o borses, 8 bead Of caIlle. 4npgsoad a ful tal ne o! farm implementssome nearly new. Sale aI 1 P. Im. Ternis: On hay, Plgs, calves, andj ail sunis of $15 and under, cash. -ver tbat anbount 6 mionths, creclit on approv- ed notes bearing interest at 6% Per ann,3% straight off for cash. Elmner WIlbur. Auctioneer, LAVNDRY WANTED i inde or lAwdry WOI* don* prompt. W', saîlfactorily and B~aab.pm«&~ WriteFoost Office Box là, or o=il Miri W. Mrjorm, ing Street Noat, Eow- IiaIlo gaa 4M UNITED CHURCH E. F. ARMSTRONG, B. A.. B. D. orgaaiât FRANCIS SUTTON, Mus. B3ac. Sunday, April 24th. Il a. m.-The Independent Order of Odd Fellows wULI attend. Subject: '*The Other Feilows." Otidft-llows' Maie Ch.oru. 2.30 P. m.-S-nda y School Classes for ail ages - Good music. 6.45 P. m.--Song Service Bring yaur frlends to enjoy the old sangs. 7 P. m.--Series on Religion & Youth No. 3: "«Harmonious iving,-4u- Iustrated by the violin. Violin Solo. -Angel'es ,,enad"- Braga. by Mr. Frin,.s ,3uttoil. Anthem: -God ts A Spirit- -S Bo a.ennett "Il îs resin the 1bown-.. .P,!sand 001 o.1. The frict ion makes t- ilmusiec The importan.t thinEr laour .l.dto;vard the frictionofe life. Th, ',riais make audible the lîscord or t11a M. oi1y of the heart. L.ýt God draw th, Uiw and ,te world wili be giad of your r.Id tTHE CHURCHES ll3th Anniversary Services of Order To Be Observed at Trlnity United Church Members o! Florence Nightingale Lodge No. 66, 1. O. 0. F., are re- quested to meet at the lodge room on Sunday morning, April 24th, at 10.30 a. m. to attend service in Trin- ity Un.ited Cburch. Visiting Odd- feUlows in this district are cordialy invited to participate in this n - versary. &. Northeutt, N. G. Lost or Found PIG STRAYED--On to Lot 32. Con- cession 2, Darlington, one pig. Owner may have same by praving property and paying expensee. Aýnson Phitar, Caurt- ice. 14-1' Wanted GO-CART WANTED - A wicker go- cart in good condition. Phone 357. 16-1 WANTED - Young cookerels, heavy breeds oniy. Phone 89, Bawnhanville. 14-8w BOARDERS WANTED - Raamn and board for two ini private home. Apply ta Mrs. W. B. Tapsan, Ontario Street, Bowrnanville. Phone 314. 15-tf WANTED - Girl. reliable and good worker, for gineral housewafk and plain caaking, no Sunday work, muet live ini town and sleeP Out. Address replies ta 'R- Statesmian Office. giving yaur nante, age, and length of service with last emi- ployer, aiso salary expected. 15-2' Articles For Sale WOOD FOR SALE-Hardwood. cultat stove lengtli. ApplY ta Fred Tabb, Ty- rone. Phone 308r6. 14-tf FO SALE-Duck eggs, White Pekin. NesnSta., BowmanviUe. Phone 741. 16-2w FOR SALE-Strawberry plants, Sena- tor Dunlop, $5.00 per 1000. John Cruick- shank, north of Solina Station. Phone 13i3r33. 16-V- MORSES FOR SALE - One tearn of horses, 7 and 8 years aid. Apply ta Isaac Hardy, R. R. 1. Hampton. Phone 167r4. 16-1 STOVE FOR SALE-Souvenir Range, iD first clasa condition. Appiy ta 1- B. Tapson, Ontaria Street. Bawmanvllle. Phane 353. 14-tf TRUCK FOR SALE - Truck, stake body, good condition. Apply ta M. Woodward, Brber Sholp, King St. East. Bowmanvîile. 16-1' B3ULL FOR SALE - One pure bred Ayrshire bull cal(, 9 mnontha aId. reason- ably priced. Zoralea Stock Farn. Ty- rone. Phone 320rl3. 14-3w FOR SALE OR RENT - Four roons and bath, good garden and garage, on Queen St., Bowmanville; Possession May let. Phone 438, B. F'urber. 15-tf HOLSTEINS FOR SALE- Accrediled HO!steins for sale, springlng cows and some helfers, good testers. A. A. Gib- son, Lot '6' Con. 3. Clarke. Orono P. O. Phone 4r6. 14-tf FOR SALE - Prize winning White B1ossoni 1931 Sweet Ciover Seed. aiso NO. i Tiniothy and Allaifa. Seed price low. Sceed deiivered. Bags free. W. J. Leask. Taunton. Phone 163r13 Oshawa. 15-3« FOR SALE - Genieral Chain Stor, sitock for saie, ab t$9o0,slI)arate l-oolli, dance hall. tourist acommoda- tion, fourteen liviîng rooms, gas, oul and gre, ail new; on highwa%: for rent or s.,ll. 'Meet owner. O. L. lyurs, at Etnl'killen, M6ondai' April 25th. i6-t FOR SALE-Fumed oak dining table, with 4 extra leaves: 6 chairs wlth spiral legs and lrnther seats, in good condi- lion; double size brass bedstead wlth new WaVýY Sagless spring; aiso one gold- en oalc burau with large bevelled glass. Phone 447, M. Boylan, Centre Street, Howmanville.' 16-t' STRAWBERRY PLANTS - Vigoraus, strong welI rotted plants, Extra Early tmproved. Senator Dunlop, Brandywlne. large and true ta taste. $1 per 100. $6.50 lier 1000; Kellogg's Premier, sPeaks for tself. il per 100, $7 Per 1000. Rasp- berries, Cuthbert. for home. or shlpplng $3 per 100. -1. Laird. Maple Grave. . R. 3. Bowcnanville. Phone 476r21. 15-3w* FARM FOR SALE - Good 100 acre farta, close ta towm and hlghway. For î'articulars write W. L. Barton, Bow- nianville. Ont. te-1 For Sale or To Rent FOR SALE OR RENT-Brlck bouse. 6 roonis and bath, ail conveniences, Car- age, 1 acre good garden land, ail klnds of fruit, on Duke Street. Apply '.r. E. Passant, King St. East, Bownianville. 16-3' To Let FOR RENT-6 roorned house on Ib- erty St.. Bowmanvflle, possession May let. .Apply ta Albert E. tilrcock. Box 479, Cobourg, Ont. 16-2 Violin Clana Lessons t arn ffering a course of lessns i casa for begnn ers on the vlon. Pee 21.51- per manth . 1 hour lessan per we. FRANCIS SUTTON. Mus. ac. F.C.C.O. Etc. DEATHS JACKSON-In Hendal. on W',do.-sday. Aril '-, Ul'32. Abrahani Jackson. bt- aiI usband of -Mary EL. îîat.in hi -5th y'ar. Fur. -ra s.rvýcý. w;11 Lu hi ilfrom Kendai United Cýhurch on Fr.daiy aftr- ncon at 2ý.*-p.m. Intýrmnzntorono SMITH-Enteril loito rýs 10inNew- castlt. ont.. on Monday, April lith, 1932, Mary Jane M.%cILaughlin. v. ;low of the lat., J.arns C. Smith . age-dI S years. Funerai from the rtsilencv of her sont- in-iaw, Mr. George C. Wr:eht, N'tw- castie. on Thursday. April 21st. Service at 2.3ý' p. m. Interment Union Cerne- try. Oshawa. Untlithîe day daivns and the shadows flee awav. H UGHiiES--m Bowrnainvil. on Wed- nesday. .4pril 3th. i132, Major General John Hughes, aged 82 years- Interment at Oreno. PERRIN-At Bewdley on Sunday. Ap- rit 17th. 1932. Stephen A. Perrin. .l- ed husband of Sarah Huri. in his -3rd year. tntertnent at St. Georgc's Cern- etery, Newcastle. McREYNOLDS - 011 Thursday. April l4th. 1932, at the resîdence of his son. Lakevi.-w, Rev. Thos. McReynolds, in bis 74th year. Interred in Hampton. Ont. Brother of '.%r. Wrn. McReynolds. Bowmanville. IN MEMORIAM QUINN-to loving rnernory of Millie Toîlirhi.rn Quinn. wvho passe.i away April 20th. 1928. Too dearly loved. Too sa'ily rnissed To be forgotten. -Husband and family. VIRTUE Ii lovior rnemnry oft Mar- tha Bycrs Virlue. who passed away April 241h. 1929i. God knew that .ou wcýre sufferinçr. .And the his wîýre liard to clirnb. Heclsi your weary eyeliids. And wlîisper.-d. peace be thine. -Rýembered by Husband and farnily. REPAIRS R. PAWSON BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRING Gaod workynanshf p and material. Reasonable prices. Next to thme engmne your brakes are the moat important part o! your car. The law dernands your brakes MUST be in f irst class condition. Ane they? Bring them In and welI test them free o! charge. Brake Lining -- 113 OFF For two weeks only ve are reducing price of brake lining, Ai quality, one-tbfrd off fLat rate price on labor and lin- ing for ail makes of cars. We guarantee to put youfr braItes in proper running order. A large purchase at a speclal price esiables us to make th15 saving to our eus- tomera. 24-HOUR SERVICE - Dring your carin uat night. It wiii be realy for you in the mouning. West End Garage H. D. Clemes, ManaMe Phone 188 Bowmanvilje C. M. CawIcer & Son Phone 64 Butchers Bowmanville Mannuft.- THE CANADIAN STATESMAN. BOVVbIANVnl.J?4 THURSDAY, APRM 218t, 1932 OH BOY I A DINNER FOR 5c We had a big run on our Meat Pies when we had them on as a special recently. Here they are again at a saving, Meat Pi«s,Sc each, or 6for 25c. NEIELSON'S DIXIE CUPS - 5c Each BOWMAN VILLE BAKERY- C. W. JACOBS, Proprieoer BOWVKANVULLE âmnik uy READING PENNSYLVANIA HARD COAL 0 dean and Eooia SEMET SOLVAY A Dustless Dependable COKE Ail orders wvill receive careful and prompt attention. HENRY LATHROPE Phone 520J or 520W Bewmanvlfle BRAKES TESTED FREEII PAGE SXVM