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PAGE rHREI TIHE CANADIAN STATESMAN. BOWMANVIL, THURSDAY, MAY l6th. 1935 "tSAVE AND BE SAFE WITH LIFE INSURANCE" It is recognized that the security of a life assurance company rests upon a balanced diversification of its assets. Canada Life policyholders bave such security. The iedger assets n* th ranaaTLif areinvested as follows: - - - - - - - - - -- ofta Iedger assets asb, Govcrnment and Municipal Bonds 1934 (Canada, United States and Great Britain) S 85,018,871.72 36.54 ther Government Bonds................. 885,631.28 .38 ublic Utility Bonds.................... 30,180,341.36 12.97 milroad Bonds ........................... 2,208,268.85 .95 ther Corporation Bonds................. 8,158,740.52 3.50 referred Stocks........................ 4,128,773.48 1.78 tocks of Canadian Banks and Trust Companies........................... 3,111,785-85 1.34 fther Common Stocks ................ 408,876.12 .17 fortgages ............................ 53,046,230.43 22.80 lolicy Loans .......................... 32,915,287.96 14.15 eal Estate (includiag Company's Buildings)>.......................... 12,609,058.71 5.42 $232,671,866.28 100.00 Canada L ife Assurance Company Established 1847 "Too low they build who build be- neath the stars."-Young. Dip your brush inl this new discovery and thrill to the new beauty of colour, gloss, and case of application. Luxor Supreme Finish is superior to Enamels and will astonish you with its smoothness and beauty of colour. For both exterior and in- terior use, on such sur- faces as- 'Doorfronts - Kitchens - Furniture - Woodwork- Bouts - Autos - Bath- room - Basement. Town - Home - or Sum- mer Cottage. 'New and beautiful. Made by the !i'akera of that fine quality CANADA PAINT Sh epparci & Gili, LIIWITD BOWMANVILLE Ca Ro 01 St 01 m PC Ri Ii ENNISKILLEN Rev. Wm Parker gave a spendid, address on Sunday evelng on ob- serving Mothers Day. Baptismal service was administered three chil- dren. Anniversary services, Sunday, May l9th, Rev. S. MacLean. B. A., New- castle, wil preach at 2 and 7 p. m. Standard Time. Singing by School under the leadership o! Miss M. Or- chard, in evening assisted by double maie quartette o! Ennisklllen. Vic- toria Day, Friday, May 24; Tea ser- ved at 4.30 p. m. At 8 p. m. our Young People will present a play I, "Civil Service" under direction o! Mrs. E. J. Harrison and Miss M. Dalton. Oshawa mixed quartette in old time costume will give select- ions, also piano, cornet and violin music. League Football Tyrone vs Enniskillen at 6 p. m. on School grounds. Admission Aduits: Tea and Concert 50c: Tea only 40c, Concert only 25c; Chilîdren: Tea and Con- cert 30c; Tea or Concert 20C . Recent Visitors:-Miss Ida Fergu- son. Oshawa, ut Mr. Walter Oke's. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Potter, Miss Reta Potter, Bowmanville, Mr. Jas. Oke and Mr. Victor Smith, Clarke Union, at Mr. W. E. Sanderson's Mms. Cecil Branton. Oshawa, at Mr. S. Page's Mrs. C. R. Walton and baby Darrel, Oshawa, Mrs. W. iC. Stainton, Toronto, at Mr. H. Stevens' Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Werry. Muriel. William and Robert, Kedron, t Mr. E. A. Werry's Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Rodinan, Port Perry. Mrs. W. C. Stainton,' Toronto, Mrs. R. Walton, Oshawa, at Mr. E. C. Ashton's Mrs. P. S. Van Wag- ner, Pontiac, Mich., Mrs. M. Tomilin and Miss Mary Ann Tomnlin, Birm- lgham, Midi., at Mr. F. Robbins' Miss Alice Ashton in Toronto, Mr. andI Mrs. C. Graham, Oshawa, at Mr. Chas Boyd's' Mr. and Mrs. George Bradley, Sr. Toronto, at Mr. George Bradley's, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bradley returned to Toronto with them Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Henry and sons, Lindsay, Mr. and Mms. R. C. McLean and family and Mrs. Freize, Toronto, Mr. David and Mrs. W. Tordif! and Mr. James Grant, Bowmanville at Mr. Adam Sharpe's. Miss Ida Ferguson. Oshawa, with Miss Marie Oke Mr. and Mms. G. Henry and famlly, Oshawa, at Mr. Albert Oke's We welcome to our community. Mr. and Mrs. Fuller of Toronto who have purchused the f arm owned by Mr. W. M. Heniry. Miss Irene Sharpe in Toronto with relatives Miss Grace Werry, BOW- munvifle Hospital, at home Miss eora Werry, Kedron, at Mr. J. A. Werry's Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wot- ten, Toronto, Mrs. Mary Webber, Oshawa, at Mr. Cyril AverY's . Dr. C. W. Slemion ut Mr. H. Annis' Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Harrison wth Miss Anne Harrison, Toronto Mms. C. Stevens, Hampton, Mr. R. Stevens and son, Bownianville. at Mr. D. Burgmasters' Mrs. P. S. Van Wagner. Pontiac, Mich., Mrs. M. Tomlin and Miss Mary Ann Tom- lin, Birmingham, Mici., Mr. and Mrs. F. Robbins, ut Mr. Jas. Moor- ey's. Mr. and Mrs. D. Burginaster with Miss Jane Cookman and Mr. R. Gril! in, Union Miss Eva Souch in Bowmanville Mr. and Mrs. A. Wearn and famllY with Mr. E. Wearn, Woodstock. T NESTLETONI Special Mother's Day services were held in ahl churches o! the township on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Merwin MountJoy, Mr. Arthur Stapleton made a busi- ness trip W Peterboro. Miss Gwen Wilson, Young daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wilson, is recovering f rom a severe attack of the flu. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Dickey, Mr. Harry Sanderson, Mr. and Mrs. John Hooey, Mrs H. Samelis. and Mr. Burney Hooey attended anni- versary services at Janetville Pres- bterian Church. Mother's Day services were held in the afternoon, with Rev. H. J. Bell deiivering the sermon. Mrs. S. Cawker, Port Ferry, f avored with a vocal solo. Rev. H. J. Bell was in charge o! the Bible Study at League; and Lawrence Malcolm gave the toPic. Miss Norma Armstrong played a piano solo,; Mrs. R. W. Marlow gave a reading; a vocal solo by Jean Mal- colin; and Misses Dorothy and Nora Porteous sang a duet. One of the special features of Nestleton PresbY terlan S u n d a y school which is marked wth splen- did attendance. is the Young Men's Bible Class organized by Miss Mary Malcolm. The class is becOsing one of the shining lights of the Sun- day School; and the members held their f irst week-night meeting on Wednesday. Miss Mary Malcolm and Mr. Cecil Slemon are the teach- ers. Rev. V. Walker and Mr. R. W. Philp, Supt. of S. S. were the speak- ers at SundaY's service. Speciai music was provided by the choir. "Cyclone Sally," a huxnorous and delightfu.l play was presented in the Presbyterian Church dn Friday by the Dramatic Club of Janetville Presbyterian Church. Those in the cast included: Mrs. H. Jolinston, Misses lone Porter, Norna Stacey, Eunice Malcolmn, and Me-Esrs. Percy Hamilton, E. Earl, H. Johnston, Clarence McGill, Thos. Earl. The parts were played exceptionally weli, and kept the audience in a happy mood throughout. Orchstrai num- bers were provided: Violins, Percy Hamilton, ClaYton McGill, Olive Fisher; Organ, Eunice Malcolmi; solos by Grant Earl, a juvenile ac- complished singer: and a mouth- organ solo, Cecil Smith. Rev. H. Wolfraim, Janetvllle, gave a few in- terestlng remarks, and vocal duets, "BiUly Boy" and -Reuben and Rach- el" were given by Grant Earl and Bernice Stinson. Recent Visitors: Mrs. S. Mc- Laughldin wlth Mr. and Mrs. George Spencer, Bet.hanY Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Freelove, Mibrook, at Mr. Arthur Hulbert's . Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Dlckev at Mr. Bert McMull- en's, Janetville _Mr. Frank. Nes- bitt, Mr. Win. Nesbtt at Mr. Her- man Samells' , Mr. Fred Crawford of Lndsay wth Mr. S. Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. H. Hooey, Mrs. Jos Sanderson, Mrs. S. Sanderson, Miss Evelyn Sanderson. Mr. H. Sanderson and Miss Norma Hooey at Mr. Harry McLaughlin's. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Neals, Bethany, at Mr. Merwin Mountioy's . Mr. and Mrs. Mer- win Mountioy. Mr. Arthur Stapleton ut Mr. Milton Weatherilt's, BethanY. S.Mr. and MrS. T. Rahm anid chlldren, Oshawa, ut Mr. S. HUI- bert's .. Miss Marie Proutt, Miss Ruth Proutt ut Mrs. M. Moore's, Lindsayr. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Proutt and son at Mr. Torrance's, Lindsay. . Mr. Harvey ThornPson ut Mr. N. Marlow's .- Miss Ruby Veale, Toronto, wth Mr. P. Veale. .Mr. and MÏs. Harry Philp and sons at Mr. Chas. îSmlth's ...Mr. and Mm. sain Cawker, Port Perry, ut Mr. Ed. Arnistronig's..Mr. Ralph E.merson, peterboro Normal, wlth his parents ... Mr- and Mrs. Bld. Trewln, Earl and Roy, Enniakillen, Mr. Fred Taylor, Mrs. Anson TaY- lor, miss Alydia Taylor, Mr. Mervin Nesbitt, Mr. John Taylor, at Mr. istanley Malcoli'8. SUNDAY, JUNE 23rd IS DECORATION DAY IN BOWMANVILLE Council Sets Date For Annual Event - Malte $10-00 Grant to Cancer Fund (Held over from last Week) Annual Decoration Day at Bow- manville Cemetery was oificially set for Sunday, June 23rd. when Town Council met in speciai session May 2nd. Cemetery committee wili con- fer with the Ministerial Assoiation to arrange the program. A grant o! $10.00 was made to the King George Jubilee Cancel' Pund. The Salvation Arxny was given permission Wo conduct a Tag Day on Saturday, May l8th. The reduced estimate of the pub- lic school board was accepted at $18.500, a reduction of $500. Financial report listing sisndry accounts at $149234 was adopted. Council agreed W ,pay for pr-1 grams for Jubilce celebration. but declined Wo purchase badges for the school children for that occasion. No action was taken in connection wth repairing the McGill Building ut Washington. Matter was refer- red Wo the Finance Committee. Council supported the following resolutions presented by the Bow- manville Retail Merchants Associa- tion which will be sent on Wt the Provincial Government: 1. That the Provincial Govern- ment give prompt consideration Wo suggested amendinents Wo the On- tario statutes governing Hawkers and Peddlers recently presented Wo the Attorney-Geilerai by the Ontar- io Retail Merchants' Association. Moreover, we are convinced tliat more effective control of these peo- ple (hawkers and peddlers) 'is in the interests of not onlY the retail mer- chants but of the conmnunity as a whole. In every municipalitY those asu1 gte biain1opybs iness and property (store) taxes can only continue W do so through more efficient protection from non-local and unfair competition. 2. That the Provincial Grovern- ment enact enabling legisiation per- mitting the municipalities to assess chain and mail-order stores on a basis of total yearly sales as being more fair than the present systern wherein equa.l assessinent may be levied against stores having an en- ormous variation in their volume of business. 3. That the Féeral and Prov- incial Governments assume the f ull cost of ail municipal relief budgets, with the administration of relief to be maintained by the municipality as at present. The contention here being that unemploynxent relief is a National condition and problem and shouldi be financed by Federal taxation. [Only then can the burden be equally imnPose on ail classes o! our citi- zens. A bylaw was passed te rmise cer- tain sums for Town, Debenture, School and County purposes. and settîng the tax rate formaUly at 48 milîs. ARCHERS SCHOOL Report of of S. S. No. 1, Cart- wright; numbers represent percent: jSr. IV-EIIa Hoskin 66. IT IVEte Carter 66, ar Sr. III--Stanley Rahm 61, Ronald Archer 60, Alfred Grace 53. Jr. mI-Robert Carter 54, Bert- rumn Hoskin 52, Ivan Mountjoy 49. fl--John Archer 65, Irene Rahrn 61. Sr. I-Dorothy Hoskin 65, Dorothy Bowers 60, Aima Graham 60. Jr. I-Dorothy Rahm 67. Absent-Mariorle Needham. Ber- nice Needham, Ross Whitfield. Olive VanCamp, teacher. m ' i.d Wallpaper! For your bedroosas, living room, hailways and even the bathroom -and kitehen, walJ- paper has Iating attractive- ness. To this, add the econ- omy of walpaper.m MLd Yeu have every reason for choosing them as your decorating mna- teral. And rensember that Berry's wailpaper prices are as 10w as. per rol. ........... ........ We J. DERRY Phone 207 STATIONERY Bowmanville FORD Pioneers A gain in Announeing A NEW PROTECTIVE PLAN'FOR USED CAR BUYERS YOUR USED CAR PRHS IS NOW SAFEGUARDED BY ALL FORD DEALERS IN CANADA eau depend on thse Ford Dealer to give you good value at a fair pries. 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Used cars for sals under the terms of this plan have a Diamond Label on ths wmnd- ahield. Due t., the great popu- larity snd increased sales of ths 1935 Ford V-8, Ford Dealers have taken in a great number of excellent used cars of various makes and modela. Ford Dealers operate under factory supervi- sion in handling used cars. You rCOX MOTOR SALES PHONE 924 SAIES SERVICE OSHAWA 139 KING ST. W. 1 01 ým