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DARLINGTON'TP. BANK INTEREST, CONSERVATIVES UNEMPLOYMENT, MET AT HAMPTON HIGH TAX RATE A. E. BlUett, Hampton, Elected (Continued from page 1) New President Repaira s 79.85 At a well attended and very en- thusiastic meeting o! the Darlington Conservative Association, includlng many ladies, on Friday evening, in the Town Hall, Hampton, the fol- lowing offilcers were elected: President-A. E. Billett, Hampton. lst Vice Pres.-Sam Snowden, Maple Grove. 2nd Vice Pres.-Miss Lottie Horn, Hampton. Secretary-Walter Park, Tyrone. Treas-Fred Bennett. Bowmanville Chairmen Sub Polling Divisions: No. 1, Fred Bennett; No. 2, Byron Farrell; No. 3. Wm. Wood; No. 4, C. A. Blanchard; No. 5, Edgar Stap- les; No. 6, Thos. Adams; No. 7, Wal- ter Ferguson. The newly elected President, after a few brie! remarks, called on Mrs. F. W. Bowen, Mr. M. J. Elliott, Bow- manville. and Mr. Slaughter,, Prin- cipal o! the Model School. Stratford. to address the meeting. Mrs. Bowen, Inx the absence of our popular M. P., F. W. Bowen. who is attending the Imperial Conference, Ottawa, spoke for some time, very clearly outlining the object o! the present conference. Mr. Elliott con- gratulated the members on the very successful meeting and in his usual style gave a splendid record of the Provincial Government in its differ- ent departments. Mr. Slaughter gave a very inapiring address on Ed- ucation from the viewpoînt o! ouri Provincial system. A very hearty vote o! confidence was given in the leadership o! our Premiers. Hon. R. B. Bennett and Hon. Geo. S. Henry, before the close o! the meeting. Mother Graves' Worm Extermin- ator will drive worms from the sys- tem without injury to the child, be- cause its action, whlle fully effective, is mild. Insurance ..... Medical Attn. Contingent.. Less for outside f ire Total 1712.50 ... 55.00 .. 19.61 service 100.00 $515000 Police Vepartment S. Venton Walter Hall Police Magistrate ... A. Edwards, Night Serv.. Chief's petty acct. Supplies Clothing .... Court Expenses ... Contingent... .... Total $1804.16 1204.33 600.00 30.00 64.00 37.00 48.95 21.40 40.16 $3850.00 Cemetery Department J. Highfielçl ...... $1090.00 Labor . . . . .. . . . . 144.85 Supplies . . . . .. . . . . 33.44 Repairs . . .. . .. 9.71 Hydro..... ............... 3.00 Flowera and Plants .... 25.00 Total $1306.001 Printing Printing to date Probable expenditure Total Stationery Municipal World, supplies, Probable Expenditure Total Telephone Bell Telephone Ca... . . Relief Committee Counties' Clerk, hospital patients .ý . .. Hospital, Branigan. Pay Roll. labor and repaira. Counties' Clerk, hospital patients .. . . . . . $198.27 221.73 $ 420.00 $15.71 46.69 37.60 $ 100.00 $124.00 $299.63 19.75 80.40 300.00 TIME SAVESMOE Let us show you how! THE FAMOUS WIMATER MIXES MASHES WHIPS STIRS Beats Everything. Complete as shown here-it indludes the 2 beautiful jade green bowis, tihe convenient juice extractor and thse ciever mayonnaise oil dripper. ME US SEND ONE TO YOUR HOME. YQUR OWN HYDRO SHQP BOWMANVILLE Specials in KIDDIES' WEAR We have just finished our midsummer stock- taking and find we have a number of Children's Summer lines to clear, so we are of- fering these at greatly reduced prices. ' Also many specials flot listed below. Pa ntie Dresses In a wide variety of prints, ail guaranteed fast colors, smart styles, sizes a to 6, regular to $1.25, Clearance Price 69c. Girls' rints A»Broadcloths We have arranged ail our remaining Dresses in two groups. - These are ail high class materials of fast color prints and broadcloths in a varied assortment of styles and colors, sizes to 14 years, ,regular up to $ 1.75, Clearance Price 98C. Kiddies'. Sox A number of broken lines of socks and socklets, in silk and lisie, regular 39e and 49c, Clearance Price 29c. .4LI'RS, 'RFb"iMT.a Probable expenditure ... 100.221 Hospital Grant............ 1000.001 Ttl Health Committee $800 Mrs. G. L. Martyn, nurse. 81125.00 Dr. Birks, M. O. H. .. 300.00 Dr. Tighe, Inspector .... 150.00 Probable Expen.... - 30.00 Exp. M. O. H. to convention 20.00 Total $1625.00 Government Grant to June $ 250.00 Saay.Roads. an .d St reets.$103 La'bor to July lst Teaming .. Lumber- Gravel ... Gasoline .. .. ... Supplies ..... Repairs .-ýý . . . . . Calcium Chloride Probable expenditure for balance of year.... Total 166.70 26.98 130.75 *207.50 480.59 * 35.98 242.32 573.74 $3500.00 Public Property Street Lighting . ...84313.63 Labor .. . . . .. . . . . . 104.15 Supplies ....... 53.24 Coal . . . . . .. . .1. 499.00 Water Service .... 9.00 Lumber .... . 6.64 Janitor.... ............ 550.00 Repaira, furnace .... 183.67 Insurance . .... 573.26 Legal Expenses . ... 7.55 Total $6305.12 High School Sajaries: L. W. Dippell.......... $3300.00 G. L. Wagar............ 2700.00 B. E. Ingham ... .... 2100.00 J. C. Scott.............. 2000.00 Miss I. K. Smith ..... 1900.00 Miss E. Stednxan .... 2100.00 M4ss I. Ogden.......... 1900.00 Miss H. Bal ..... 1800.00 Miss H. Halliday .... 2100.00 Janitors ........1800.00 Sec. Treas. . . ..... 200.00 Office Help and Supply Teachers ..... .... . 480.00 Examinations ....... 250.00 Building................. 250.00 Grounds ... ............... 100-00 Apparatus................. 250.00 Furniture ........- 100.00 Stationery Printing Mimeograph............. 300.00 Postage and stamps.... 25.00 Fuel ..1000.00 W ater . . -. . . . . . . 75.00 Light and Power ......... 500.00 Insurance ... .. 75.00 Interest . . . . . . . .. 700.00 Telephone .... 75.00 Repaira ......500.00 Library Mapa . - ...... 200.00 Lab. and Science supplies. 350.00 Agric. Supplies ..... 200.00 Prizes - .... . 25.00 Taxes .... 110.001I Freight, Express .. 25.00 Caretaker's supplies 150.00I School supplies. 300.00 Miscellaneous 500.00 Total Estimated Expend. $28,440.00 By Grants 19,331.29 Amt. required from town $ 9,108.71 Salaries and Contingent John Lyle, Clerk and Treas. $1400.00 A. J. Lyle, Assistant...... .1000.00 A. H. Bounsaîl, Assessor 350.00 A. J. Lyle, Collector .. 350.00 Oscar Hudson Co., auditors. 400.00 Total $3500.00 Contingent Public Library Grant ... $ 500.00 Sick Children's Hosp.. 10.00 Quinte Seed Assn. grant 50.00 Fixe Dept. attendlng fires 100.00 Horticultural Society .... 25.00 Legion Band .. .... 50.00 Legal Expenses, Hydro .... 150.00 Clerk and Treas. petty acct. 81.45 Stamps, Asseas. notices .. 18.54 Municipal Electric Expenses 49.00 Dog Tags. - .... 8.62 Div. Registrar Returns ... 5 1.25 Reg. of Lands ...... 2.45 Town Hall licenses ..... 3.00 Probable Expenditures....695,69 Total $1800-00 Public School Teachers' Salaries: J. H. Johnston ....... .$2090.00 R. McLeod ,. .... 1045.00 Miss M. Jennings 1045.00 Misa H. Marris 1211.25 Miss G. Wickett 1045.00 Miss L. Bragg 1045.00 Misa V. Bunner .. 1021.25 Miss B. Sargent 1021.25 Miss M. Collacott 997.50 Miss E. Jewell, 973.75 fMiss F. E. Moore 926.25 Miss L. Hartt.- 878.75 jMisa D. Barton 855.00 Miss M. Pickard 855.00 Nurse and Supplies 450.00 C. C. Lunney. janitor Cen- tral Schoal 1- - 1100.00 Mrs. Nelson Piper, care- taker S. W. S. ý- 240.00 Mrs. B. M. Warnica, At- tendance Officer.... 95.00 C. H. Dudley, Sec. Treas., 142.50 Fuel . 800.00 Property Repaira ... . 600.00 Water .. 100.00 Llght ...250.00 Clasa room equlpment 250.00 Miscellaneous ....400.00 Total $20,000.00 Leas grant recelved 1932 1,000.00 Less surplus grant 1931 2,000.00 Amnt. required from Town $17,000.00 Toothache and neuralgia are inx- stantly relleved wlth Douglas' Egyp- tian Liniment. A quick, sure rem- edy. Also recommended for burns, spralns, sores and inflammation. The fame o! the Canadian Nat- ional Exhibition has spread ta the four corners o! the earth and it is recognlzed as the "Show Wlndow o! the Nations." Exhibits f rom Great Britain, France, Bermuda, Cuba, Mexico, India, South Anierica, New Zealand and the United Btates willl be featured tis year. Long Standing Asthma. Many have suffered so long !rom asthma and have trled so many ao-called remedies they thlxxk that there la no real help for them. They should read the letters recelved by the manufacturera o! Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy from hundreds o! cases once as deaperate as their own. Even lin long-neglected cases tins famous preparation bringa prompt help. OBITUARY 1.ý Factory Clearance iSamuel Elford Souch, Stettier, Alia. The death o! Mr. S. E. Souch on Thursday, July l4th, was keenly re- gretteci by ail citisens of Stettler and community, wbere he had Veen a resident for the past twenty-six years. Although he had reached the ripe age of 83 years, he had been in good health Up to a few weeks ago, and f or the past three weeks had been receivlng attention at the Municipal Hospital. Advancing years had taken their toil, however, and heart weakness was the immed- iate cause of bis death. The late Mr. Souch was born on a farm near Enniskillen, Ontario, in July, 1850, bis parents bemng William and Dorothy El! ord Souch, who were pioneer settlers of that prov- ince. On September l8th, 1874, he was married to Harriet Permilla Bradley, who survives him, and on September l8th, 1924, the 5Oth wed- ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Souch bad been celebrated in town. Mr. Soucb farmed the old Bradley homestead, near En! ield, Ontario, for 29 years, and then retired to the town of Bowmanville to reside. Inx 1903. bowever, he followed his sons ta Alberta, and settled in Stettier in 1906, where he was an esteemed res- ident for the past twenty-six years. Besides bis wife, he leaves a f ar- ily o! three sons and one daughter, Bertram F. o! Medicine Hat; Mark H. and Gordon o! Edmonton; and Dorothy (Mrs. E. Sarvis) o! Sumac, Washington. Also one brother, C. W. Souch o! Hampton, Ontario, and three sisters. Mrs. C. Pearn of New Westminster, B. C.; Mrs. Laura Pye and Miss Eva Souch o! Enniskillen, Ontario. Also fourteen grandchild- ren, six boys and eight girls. The funeral services were held in the United Church on Sunday, July l7th, at 2.30 p. m., and interment took place at Lakeview Cemetery. The offciating ministers were Rev. A. D. Richards and Rev. J. F. Woods- worth, former pastors o! Stettler Methodist Church, o! which the de- ceased was a member of the quart- erly board for many years. The funeral was one o! the largest held f rom the church, and the beautiful fTowers testifled to the esteem lin whîch the deceased was held by, the citizens o! the town. The officiating ministers paid many affecting tributes to the de- ceased and he departed tis hf e f ull o! years and honors. For many years he had taken an active part in church work and had been a member o! church boards for sixty years, formerly o! tlit Methodist Church in Bowmanville and Stettler, and later o! the United Church. His was the illustration of the well- apent life. Friends from a distance attendlng the funeral included Drs. E. W. and Norman Allin o! Edmonton, Samuel Elford, Medicine Hat; Inspector and Mrs. McLean o! Red Deer; Mrs. James Cole and Miss Mina Cale. Red Deer; Rev. A. D. and Mrs. Richards, Rev. J. F. Woodsworth, and Mrs. H. Tanner, o! Edmonton, Alta.-Stett- 1er Independent. Men's Black Blucher OXFORDS There are juat 30 pairs for early shoppers; made over f ull fitting lasta with welted soles and rubber heels; aises 6 to il, $1.99 Light Weight BOOTS Inx cal! finished leather, with panco or leather soles-Sale Price $1 .98 Men's WORK BOOTS WeU made o! serviceable black leathers with guaranteed "Us- kide" soles and rubber beels, made over wide fittlng Blucher hasts; aises 6 to 10; 50 pairs only, so shop early. $1.98. 35e MEN'S SOX Fancy check patterned Socks in good quality; guaranteed to give good wear; sizes 10 to l1'ý; Sale Prîce a pair 1 7c OVERALLS Good sturdy materlals; big make; blue, black and strlped; regular $1.95. 89C Men's ODD PANTS Inx serges, tweeds, worsteds, twists, moleskins, whipcords; all shades and sizes; regular to $7.50, $1.00 to $2.98 Men'a WORK SHIRTS In blue and clark blue; regu- lar $1.00; to clear 65c Men's Broadcloth SHIRTS Collar attached style in plain white, green, blue; sizes 14 to 16M2/; white in aizes 141/2 to 161/2 only. 69C WORK PANTS Dark shadea, also khaki; five pockets, belt loopa and cuifs; regular $2.00, 98C And Look at Th«e Equally Astoundlng Pria., for Other Popular Size. 4.50g-20-$6.15 4.75-20- $7.90 4.5021-$6.25 5.00-19-$8.25 4.75-19--$7.70 5-00-20- $8.40 Ca A. BARTLETT King Street East, Bowmanville Wornen's SILK HOSE Fashion f it; variety o! smart shades;-Opening Day Speclal 3 Pair for $1.00 Wornen'a HOUSE SHOES AU kid leather, with rubber heels; aizes 3 to 8; regular 81.75-Sale Price 98C Factory Clearance SHOES Women's Odds and Ends 108 Pairs to clear at ....98e 210 Pairs to clear at ...81.49 300 Pairs to clear at ... 1.98 RUNNING SHOES 150 Pairs o! odds and ends xxx Tennis Footwear; bankrupt stock price; for men, women and chlldren; special 10w price 4c Ro van's Shoe Store The year's greatest values gathered together f or this great Pre-Holiclay Offerng .. . Prices will neyer be lower . .. Youi wiIl neyer have a better chance to save than now ... Corne early and save. Shattering Ail Price Records for a Fully-Guaranteed Tire! The New ""Speedway" 'ýTread 4.40-21r $5,80 Every tire made with Super- twist Cordas1 Every tire fully guaranteed 1 Corne anid see this an~d the. other amnazing 1932 Good- year values. PHONE 164 0 BOWMANVILLE 1 '-%W- \y-.F 1 THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, BOWMANVILLE, THURSDAY, JULY 28th, 1932 PAGE TER THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, BOWMANVILLE, THURSDAY, JULY 28th, 1932 PAGE TEMIM SIIOES & MWEN'S WEAR LOOK è.i 1 ý 1 , , - L