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THE CANADIN STATESMAN. BOWMANVILLE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1933 FINANCIAL STATEMENI Township of Darlington Jan. 2ud, 1933, to December 15th, 1933 GENERAL 1933 January B. Telephane Co. ,...- $ 1.9,0 T. H. Richards, road and bridges..... ............138.91, F. Foley 1 - 1.. . . . 18.27 ' Bank of Montreal. commis- sion collect taxes. 36.10 Bank of Montreal, interest on lban . . -- 76.07 Paultry Products, cbk. re- 750 turn N. S. F ...... 750 February Toronto Stamp & Stencil Co., dog tags .... 17.75 B. Telephone Co.. 1.90 Registration fees 18.001 J. J. Mason & Son, mns. on j hall and contents ... 22.50' Roads and bridges. --- 124.95 * Bk. Montreai, int. on boan 66.74 Match ýf.Adcock, Foley taxes .. 41.73 B. Telephone Co .... 2.00 Levi Jamison, overcharge on taxes. 4.65 F. Rogers, cartage 8.00 T. H. Richards, roads and bridges 60.64Î Bank o! Montreai, interest 72.45 April T. H. Richards, roads and bridges -.... 134.581 B. Telephone Co. . 2.27 W. F. Ward, re dlaim Day- id Brunt. 1.13 Error in deposit at Bank. 1.00 Bk. Montreal, int. on boan 65.08 May B. Telepbone Ca.' --. 2.20 T. H. Richards, roads and bridges -....... 444.46 Bk. Montreal, int. on boan 46.06 June SBell Telephone Co.. 2.10 T. H. Richards, roads and1 bridges . ..... 350.01 Bk. Montreai, int. an laan 17.73 Juiy F. G. Kersiake, work, park 25.00 C. W. Souch, fence, gate, eavetrough, and labor. 14.56 Bell Telephone Co. 2.00 Mrs. E. V. Scobeli, Treas. Bonds - 5.00 T. H. Richards, roads and bridges - 1 ... 1,993.51 A. Geisberger, chk. return- cd N. S. F. - .. 89.541 Bank o! Montreal, int. 15.29 N August N. E. Neads, prem. on jWth and rest room. 10.25 &I Telephone Ca. .- 2.70 T. H. Richards, roads and bridges 2,012.55 Bank o! Montreai, int. 23.50 September Bell Telephone Ca. 1.90 C. H. Mason, grant ta Bowmanville Hospital 50.00 A. F. Annis, advice - 5.00 T. H. Richards, roads and bridges ......2,364.19 Bank o! Montreai, int..-- 27.12 Trans! er ta Coup. Account .03 October Batik o! Montreal, int. 28.02 Bell Telephone Ca ... .......2.581 E. A. Summers, grant Jr. Farmers ...... 15.00 F. Rogers, 2600 nut coal. 17.38 T. H. Richards, roads and bridges . ...... 998.74 November Mrs. E. V. Scobeli, Collect- or's Bonds.............. 15.00 T. H. Richards, roads and bridges 1.. .. 569-51 Bell Telephone Co. ,. 2.53 F.G. Kerlake, wire fence 3.00 December Bell Telephone Ca ... .......2.48 FP. L. Byam, axe bandle .45 T. H. Richards, roads and bridges 395.67 J. C. Gamey, grant ta Ôrono Fair .75.00 C. P. Davis, grant ta Osit- awa' Fait 25.00 w. W. Horn, gooda supplied Town Hall -3.87 F. G. Kerslake. work, park 1.60 T. H. Richards, roada and bridges 11 ..1 369.04 Counties Treasurer, Coun- ty Rates ..... 32,299.94 SALARIES sud ALLOWANCES January N. J. Woadley, sheep i- spect ion.$ February J. Baker, sheep inspection J. D. Hogarth. advance on salary R. K. Squair F. J. Groat. Match G. Adcock, bal. o! sal. 1930 A. E. Quinney, eut. weeds April J. D. Hogarth, bal. lst. quarter salary J. D. Hogarth, relief work May N. J. Woodiey, sheep in- spection C. N. Hawsamn, killing dog Roscoe Baker, kiiting dog J. Baker, sbeep inspection W. E. Craig, assessor June N. J. Woodley, sheep in- spection July N. J. Woodley J. D. Hogarth, sal. 2nd qr. August J. Baker, sbeep inspection W. Vîrtue, Weed Insp.. J. W. Watcbort, cut. weeds Henry Watchorn, cuttlng Sweeds and piiing wood September J. Baker, shcep inspection N. J. Wodfley ... SW. Virtue, Weed Insp. .. S .W. Watchorn. cut. weeds October D. Hogarth, sal. 3rd qr. N. Woadley J. W. Watchorn, spraying weeds . . . . . . . G. Adcock, bal, of salary 1931-32 .Nov.e. .r J. Baker, sheep lnsp .... 4.80 2.00 37.50 10.00 10.00 62.50 2.00 100.00 20.00 3.50 2.50 2.50 1.60 225.00 4.00 4.00 137.50 5.50 27.30 4.50 6.00 2.60 12.00 24.85 1.50 137.50 18.00 1.50 225.00 Jurors -... W. E. Craig, select. Jurars J. D. Hogarth, sel. Jurors. W. Virtue, Weed Insp. December Mrs. C. Stephens, janitor's salary J. Baker, sbeep inspection. J. D. Hogarth, sal. 4th qr. F. G. Kersiake, S.A.O. services G. F. Annis, services Reeve A. L. Pascoe, services as Deputy Reeve .. C. A. Blanchard, services as Councillor C. M. Carruthers, services as Councillor A. W. Annis, services as CounclUor C. W. Hastings, '~saiary. PRINTING sud STATIONE January S. R. Hart & Co. $ Municipal World - February S. R. Hart & Co. Postage and Stationery March Can. Statesman, printing. S. R. Hart & Ca. supplies, Postage and Excise April Cari. Statesman. printlng, Postage and Excise May Municipal World. supplies Postage and Excise June Cati. Statesmati, printlng. Postage and Excise and office supplies ... July The Brown Pressa Postage and Excise .. August Canadian Statesman, print- ing and advt. Postage and Excise September C. W. Hastings, cash book Brown Press, letter beads Postage and Excise .. M. A. James & Sons, print. October Brown Press, printing tax bis Postage and Excise . November Canadian Statesman, 1000 No. 8 envelopes Postage and Excise December Postage and Excise Postage and Excise and supplies 1 1... Canaclian Statesman, print- ing Votera' Lists, advt. and printing RELIEF January J. Kane . . . .... Ernests ... Carnish ,Woods........ E. Devinish ...- ... H. Greer ... Thos. Adams G. Johnson. H. Herron .... Mrs. Ruse ....... C. Hall 'X. Woods.... Pitka Parker Antil Brock Cochrane Novick February Counties Treas. maint. Ruse, Legeer. Norton, MacDougail and Oison Medical Relief Dominion Stores for Smith and Blair H. McLaughlin for Cornish and Ferguson J. Kane Oshawa Dairy, milk, Hall R. C. Pearce. fuel for Hall W. E. Lymner, cartage fuel for Ernest E. Pidduck for Wood, Ad- ami, Johnison, Greer, Devinish C. E. Horni for Norwick W. W. Horn for Ollis and Norwick Mrs. A. F. RundIe for Hall, Woods, Ernest, Ptka, Parker, Antil, Brock, Cochrane C. A. Johns, cartage fuel f or Parker March H. McLaughlin for Cornish and Ferguson E. Pidduck for Woods, De- vinisbh. Adams, Johnson anti Greer Dominion Stores Ltd. for Smith and Blair MediciRelief I. Collis & Sons relief clothing F. Lane. cartage relief fuel Jacks Bros. for Kane G. A. Barron for Kane W. W. Horti, Norwick and Ollis Sheppard & Gi, relief fuel Blair Todd's Bread for Hall Mis. A. F. RundIe for Hall. Woods. Ernests, Cocht- rane, Pitka, Parker, An- tii. Brook C. A. Johns, cartage relief Wood Cecil Adams, cartage relief Wood Frank Rogers, cartage re- liefWooad, H. S. Taylor, cartage relief Wood J. Cruickshank. milk for Parker F. F. Morris Ca. funeral expense for Ernest,-. George S. Blekeil, cartage Counties Treasurer, maint. Mrs. Ruse .-,, , . . April J. H. McEwen, patatoes for Parker. JRcks Bras. mik for Kane C. Glmbiett, cartage relief wood G. A. Sterihens, potatoes for Smith ... ... . Medical Relief...... r H. McLaughlifl, for Corn- ish and Ferguson... Dominion Stores Ltd. for Smith and Blair f-. I'O1CK rwUuýTba vinish. Adams, Johnlsoni and Herron .. G. A. Barron for Kane W. W. Horn for Norwick Mrs. A. F. Rundle for Hall, Pitka, Ernests, Woods, 3.00 Parker, Antil, Brock and 3.00 Cochirane 4.00 Counties Treasurer, maint. 5.00 Ruse and Stephenson . C. A. Jobns, cartage relief wood 45.00 Moclel Shoe Stare for 1.90 Devinish 137.50 Frank Rogers, cartage re- lief fuel. . . 40.50 I. Coilis & Son, relief 65.00 ciotbing .. C. E. Horn for Norwick ... 65.00 A. J. Clarke for Kane .... May 65.00 A. J. Clarke, patatoes for Kane- ... . 65.00 G. A. Barran for Kane W.W. Horn for Norwick. 65.00 Mrs. A. F. Rundie for Er- 175.00 nests. Hall, Woods, Pit- ka, Parker, Antil, Brock and Cochrane :RY E. Pidduck for Devinish, Adams, Johnson -. 28.94 Dominion Stores Ltd. for 2.00 Smith and Blair Jacks Bros. for Kane Frank Rogers, cartage re- 10.90 lie! wood 1.50 H. McLaugbiin for Corn- ish and Ferguson ... 20.00 Medical Relief 16.02 Counties Treasurer, maint. 1.50 Ruse and Walters June 15.00 J.H. McEwen, potatoes for 2.50 Parker . .- ... Counties Treasurer. maint. 5.65 Ruse and Walters... 4.00 F. Rogers, relief cartage. Mrs. A. F. Rundie for Hall, 6.20 Parker, Woods I. Collis & Son, relief 2.00 clotbing Il... Medical Relief 2.50 C. W. Hall, relief. 2.75 juIy Mrs. A. F. Rundle for Par- ker, Woods, Andrinovlck, 2.25 Mrs. Alin ..... 2.00 Med.îcal Relief. , Counties Treasurer. maint. Mrs. Ruse and Walters. 1.15 August 4.75 2.00 Counties Trreasurer. maint. 4.5 Mrs. Ruse and Walters. J. H. McEwen, potataes for j Parker . . . . . . Medical Relief 12.50 Mrs. A. F. Rundie for Par- 3.00 ker, Woods, Andrlnovick, Mrs. Alun September 5.50 1. Collis & Son,.relief 3.50 ciothing.... John Brock, cartage relief 2.00 waod .... Blake Wilkins, fuel for 6.00 Mrs. Allin Medical Relief Counties Treasurer, maint. 153.55 Mrs. Ruse and Walters Mrs. A. F. Rundle for Par- ker, Woods, Andrinovlck, and Mrs. Alin -- October 826 Mrs. A. F. Rundle for Par- 45:00 ker, Woods. Andrinovick, 3.o and Mrs. Aluin 3.00 Fred Knox, boots for Har- 3.62 ) ris f amly 7.48 Harry Allin. for Harris 601 Blake Wilkins, for Harris 7.50 fuel 21Medlical Relief 2800 Counties Treauemit 138 Walters and Mack.. 15 0F. W. Tbompson, medical 6.00 supplies 6.75 _ . November 10Medcal Relief -0.0 Sheppard & 0111, coke for 10 .54 Harris 1 .78 Fred Knox, sboes for Har- ris f ainily Harry Allun, for Harris E. Pdduck, for Johnson 70.89 W. J. Clemence, milk for 82:25 Harris Counties Treasurer, maint. 10.50 Walters and Ruse Mrs. A. F. Rundle, for An- 12.00 drinavick, Woods, and 15:76 Mrs. Allin 3.78 December 14.85 Carl Gimbiett, cartage on fuel 3.60 R. C. Pearce, relief fuel. G. A. Barron, relief Kane . L. Byam, relief Chilvers W2.W2 Horm, relief Hone 4.30Blake BaeWilkins, relief fuel W. C. Caverly, relief 14.68 èoyne ....1. J. A. Armistrong, potatoes on relief W. J.Clemence, milk for 119.75 iHarris Harry Alin, relief Harris 2.75 W . .White, nulle, Kane Sheppard & Gi, fuel for Harris 9.00) G. A. Stephens, cartage re- lief fuel Mrs. A. F. Rund.ie 28.37 I. Collis & Sons, relief clothing 12.001 E. Pidduck for Johnson 14.50 R.- Burgess, cartage relief 3.75 37.50 11.00 37.28 3.96 27.50 25.00 44.63 24.00 38.76 36.63 1.50 10.00 49.59 3.64 2.40 2.80 8.75 90.38 53.06 48.41 4.25 5.40 2.80 8.88 21.26 2.90 5.00 5.70 7.20 7.50 4.601 37.50 35.24 3.501 5.25 8.30 1.51 6.43 10.50 10.00 .90 2.20 10.00 2.00 10.00 33.03 22.71 16.02 1.75 rH 00' 45.01 10.75 9.5c 6.7E 5.0( 1.5( 13.04 M6 1.0( 18.8( 64.31 42.3' 9.6f 13.61 3.51 1.6c 9.2( !1.2e 9.00 12.00 33.38 10.70 16.91 115.81 62.53 2.00 4.35 23.50 13.06 4.00 3.00 .75 11.04 112.091 26.57 15.00 3.00 4.00 9.00 24.72 38.38 J. D. Hogarth, services L. B. of H. Dr. H. Ferguson, M.O.H.. Dr. C. W. Siemon, Assist. M. O. H. Jury & Loveil, fumigator SHEEP DAMAGES January C. A. Avery -, -$ C. Lamb ... . ... February R. Griffi.n May W. 0. White ... .. W. J. Henderson..... June Oea. Cornish . . July Geo. Cornlsh A. Nichois .... ... A. Nichois September Roy VanCamp ... . iE. B. Cole ... Jacks Bros.0-c- o-e-r... A. W. Annis. 123.00 Dan. Fraser .. .. 9.00 F. A. WerrY 1900 Walter Rickard ... 7.00 E. B. Cole .- - - 63.00 November Fred Robbins - - 16.00 December Jacks Bros. .. 4.00 RECEIPTS January Arrears of Taxes $ 37.00 Junior Instit. use a! Hall 1.00 C. P. Smith, Road Rent 2.00 Prov. Treas. Relief . 180.74 March Prov. Treas. Relief 150.641 Arrears o! Taxes 155.111 1933 Taxes .. 26.561 T. H. Richards. To balance Road List Na. 25 .... 1.68 Bank o! Montreal. Loan 2500.00 April Arrears of Taxes . 151.51 Sale of Wood . 10.00 May Arrears o! Taxes 51.79 Prov. Treas. Relief ..... 367.97 Jue Deb. No. 10, S.S. No. 1, Treas. Clarke TWP.-- 347.82 Prov. Treas. Relief .. 180.18 July Arrears o! Taxes.... 3.55 Prov. Treas. Relief .. 131.60 Prov. Treas. Relief 18.33 Batik o! Montreal, Loan. 1500,00 T. H. Richards, Bal. Road acct. No 2 & 19a .... 2.21 August Prov. Treas. - Relief 16.48 Arrears o! Taxes .1 51.58 Prov. Treas. - Relief. 53.99 Banik o! Montreal - Lo>an 2000.00 September Saiary and Certif. Grant 4317.17 Arrears o! Taxes 32 1.54 Prov. Treas. - Relief.. 16.00 Prov. Treas. - Relief . 29.75 October Arrears o! Taxes. 16.67 Arrears o! Taxes 15.00 Arrears o! Taxes . 347.58 Prov. Treas.- Relief ... 6.67 Prov. Treas.- Relief .. .- 81.16 T. H. Richards to balance Road Account ..... 7.20 November Prov. Treas. - Relief 46.49 December 1931 Taxes coliected in 1933 by Treas.- .. 2506.43 1932 Taxes collected in 1933 by Treas. . ... 4276.24 1931 Taxes collected by G. 2921.801 1932 Taxes collected by G Adcock --....89A 1933 Taxes callected by C.8666 W. Hastings . .... 38097.58 1931 Taxes colected in road work.- ... 494.10 1932 Taxes colflected in road work ........ 877.08 Henry Watcborn, rd. rent 1.00 DEBENTURES JuIy fleen M. Simpson, Deb. No. 7, S. S. No. 16 ý$ 711.27 Bk. o! Montreal, Deb. and Coup. No. 9, S. S. No. 1 1,086.94 August Edwin Haggith, Deb. No. 3 10, S. S. No. 19 -. 289.45 0 Bk. o! Montreai, Deb. No. 12 and Coup. S. S. Na. 8 424.77 0 December Treas. of East Whitby, Deb 0 No. 7, S. S. Na. 24.. 81.88 0 LOANS RETIRED 0 Match 0Batik of Montreai. lban $ 2,000.04 April 5Batik o! Montreai, lban 2.800.0( 3 May 1 Banik o! Montreal. boan 2,835.0( 2 June 5Banik o! Montreai, lban 6.365.0( November Batik o! Montreai, lban 1.500.0( 1Banik o! Montreal. boan 4.500.0( 8 SCHOOL GRANTS School Township Trustee 01 Section Grant Levy 0No. 1 $ 306.00 $ 408.5( 2 450.00 399.94 ;0 3 450.00 350.4: 4 450.00 449.8f 0 5 418.50 279.5: 6 450.00 601.01 7 450.00 125.2' 8 750.00 900.5ý 9 450.00 100.21 10 450.00 500.71 ýO il 750.00 448.9ý 12 450.00 300.7! 13 450.00 250.5 14 450.00 100.2 15 450.00 200.7' 13 16 900.00 399.8 17 450.00 250.4 18 450.00 500.6 18.30 22.30 35.16 .60 12.00 8.00 5.00 13.00 4.00 24.00 115.00 5.00 4.50 5.00 204.50 4.501 s 1 99 41 9 51 00 7 2 28 6 98 79 51 25 77 82 4 ,4 117 ,8 0 %nt ASSETS Uncoliected taxes, 1931 Uncoliected taxes, 1932 Uncollected taxes, 1933 Taxes turned in ta Treas. for Collect Rent o! Roada unpaid Graders, Drags, scrapers Cement Mixer Town Hall & Furnishlngs Park Grounds Township Forest Plat Beecb Park Lots Gravel Pits LIABILITIES Balance Coliectar's Salary, 1933 Dbnue School Dbnue 3,489.81 12,098.84 28,010.67 2,380.02 90.00 2,400.00 100.00 1,500.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 40.00 25.00 175,00 2,246. 49 THAT DEPRESSED FEELING IS LARGELY LIVER Wake Up your Liver Bile -Without calomi liver lant 2 urmg utadaukly two poua f iquOid oaiLs oayour bowels. D tiein adlimina1o s~tyou i ni a liver stimulant. Soin@. thiof tiuat gsfartherthana ,minerai'wat«, ail, azatve Calidy or chewin ýu orrouw"ha whi il only move th. bowela-ffloring the ra aueof troubleryUr liver. Tke CarVeýs ittie Liver Pilla. Purely veto.. table. No harah calomel (mercury). Sal8 Sure e a f1or.th= m b n m . 11fu l o I ru m TOWNSHIP CLERKS AND TREASURERS OCCUPY IMPORTANT POSITIONS There are two public officiais who occupy a very important position in every municipaiity. We refer ta the township cierk and the township treasurer. Possibiy no officiai ls more in de- mand and has more ta do than the township csÈrk. Ilis duties are many-sided and demand flot only patience and tact on bis part, but also requires a pretty tboroughi knowieoige of municipal affaira andi trie Municipal Act in particular. In a township many questionsare brought to him, from a uine f ence dispute or a stray dog running at large ta the best methot of having a certain drainage matter adjusted. The cierk is, by virtue of bis of - f ice, the officiai adviser of the council wbich he serves and there should aiways be wliole-hearted co- operatian between tbe reeve and tbe councillors and the clerk. If the clerk is an experîenced of- ficiai, he usuaily has every detail o! the municipal procedure necessary for any question almost at his finger ends, or he knows where ta find it in the statutes. In f act be bas ta becorne the legal adviser to the counicil on most questions that corne before it. Some councîls, especially one, composed of new men who have had littie or no experience in municipal matters, make the grave mistake o! appointing a new clerK. in place of the experienced one after an elec- tion. If a clerk wiil not work in harmony witb any counicil bis ser- vices should be dispen.sed with atl once, but if is rarely tbat titis oc- curs. The municipal cierk is generally in cioser touch with the public in general than tbe members of tbe- council, as he is meeting and con- 1 versing witb people f rom ail over tbe municipaiity, and knows the public mind, and is in a position ta give sane advice ta the counicil and guide theiin f raming a policy that wiii be acceptable ta the majority of the ratepayers. It is impossible to piease every- bodiy. Townsbip clerks are not in- f allibie. Tbey are buinan, and make mistakes like everybody Who attempts ta do tbings, but often the public do not consider the muiti- tudinous duties that a cierk bas ta perform, and they see the f ew er- rors made, but f ail ta give credit f or the many things that are done correcty. Usually the cierk is only tao giad ta correct any error ana often has ta listen ta many comn- plaints on variaus inatters, sorrh that are reasonable and others that are sometimes ridiculous. A clerk of broad sympathies and a pretty tbor- ough knowledge of human nature. can of ten expiain away many of tbe tbings that make a councillor's life anytbing but a pleasant anc. True, a clerk is a paid officiai, but usuaily the sala.ry is very ina- dequate for the great amounit of work and the responsibility that goes with such a Position. The townsh.ip treasurer is another 1officiai who bas a very important iposition ta f iii. Altbough flot s0 often in demand as the clerk, bis work must be abso- luteiy correct in every detail. Many governmental returtis are required that mean much detail work, and now tbat there are so many arrears of taxes ta look af ter, the work is becom.ing more a.nd more arduous every year. The treasurer is the f inancia1 ad- viser ta the counicil. In f act we might terni hlm tbe finance minis- ter, and his duties are just as fim- portant in a smaller sPhere as tbose of the finance minister of Parlia- ment. He must keep accurate accaunt o! every item of expense as Weil. as tbe sources of income of the munici- at tbe end of each year ser4esta in- form tbe public in respect ta tbeser Btwo items. As we said in the beginning, these two officiais bave a great responsi- bility to carry, and a council is f or- Btunate if they can secure persans ta take these offices who can M111tbem 0nat only ta tbe satisfaction a! the council, but ta the general public as weii. 7r 124.65 5.63 4 134.97 2.00 4 5 185.08 6.61 6 161.06 1.95 7 337.50 8 474.28 6.57 5 9 136.14 1.74 10 145.53 2.00 7 il 528.40 15.92 12 147.40 .18 13 135.85 .57 8 14 158.02 14.051 15 165.30 .30 16 158.74 2.20 17 236.26 16.80 18 198.18 13.77 19 178.93 13.65 0 20 162.05 4.39 21 293-99 59.17 o Introducing A New Year As 1933 recedes into history, Nelson's Store extends to its hundreds of customers and friends grateful thanks for ail the splendid support of the past year. We sincerely wiuh for you a New Year that wilI truly bring bet- ter times for everyone. May we be privileged to serve you in the next 12 months as weia..uu done in the past. We are introducing the New Year with another outstanding merchandising event Nelsuns January'Sale Watch for the announcement next week, as we inauagurate our 1934 pledge to give you Bigger and Better Bargains than ever. Nelson's Store PHONE 595 WALK A BLOCK - SAVE A LOT màà.ýý AMULANC".w6- - %, , -tommý» m PAGE 5EVE Tkanks. A Lot Despite hard times and general depressed busi- ness conditions, Northeutt & Smith have been favoured with a steadily increasing publie pat- ronage during the past year. For that we thank you sincerely, and we hope that the New Year will see a continuance to our mutual benefit. There are so infinitely many things we'd like to hope for our friends for 1934 that they could hardly be itemized. But it ail boils down to the old, but nevertheless sincere, wish A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR Nortkcutt & Smith Funeral Directors and Furniture Phone 58 Bowmnanville Tempus is Fugiting That's Latin (or should be), for "Tineie l FlyIng." Which brings to mid that fact that 1934 is rapldly chasing overworked 1933 out of sight - aud also to mind our good wishes to you for the New Year. Much happiness aud intense joy. And every thanks for the business you bave klndly shared with us in the dying year, coupled with the hope that this sharing wif continue in the New Year. Corbett's Balkery Phone 3 Cake aud Candy Headquarters Our Best Wiskesf To each and every one of you we wish the New Year will be filled with al the things that make if e sweeter, better and dearer. We also take this occasion to ex- press our grateful thanks for the patron- DUSTAN'S cash HARDWARE PHONE 74 WE DELIVER BOWMANVILLE Miller's Worm Powders vel purge mend thernselves to m ther&. the stomach and intestines o worxns preparation tha+ w111 so effectively and so easily- and pi-strength and vigor tothé lessly that the most deicate soi-and proteot themn from th ach wlll flot feel any inconvenec ting effects whlch resuitf from their action. They rcm depredatians of wormns.