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THURSDAY, DECEMBEW 14TH, 1939ý THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO PAGE EImnwr miscllaeou shwerof eauifu T'by Riviniz a donation to Red Cross Ca m sand useful articles -was then pre- Juior nd eiorFuWdll nc was erved haMrst sented to the bride and groom forof Wllamks fwasgenfaearty oe d_ ~ propriate room AdeLa veus unhBasketball Sehedule Rcet Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. J.poftable ftor uspenbetoe n, do nd Uloyd spent Sutiday lin To- pa roriat te re Andeof he Timlin, Mr. and Mrs. Bruçe Tim- Nestleton W.A. and M.S. will meet 0 1 ronto with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon eveninz was spent in dancing. nrf &.' linad baby Catherine, Roseneath, ai Mrs. W. Campbell's, Friday ev- Brown. Young People's League met Thurs o istrit ciîuui with Mr. and Mrs. Willis'Stewart. ening, Dec. lSth, with meeting in A large' crowd assembled in the day night. It was Christian Fellow- .___ . Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McCullougb, charge of Mrs. R. W. Marlow's Town Hall, Blackstock, to do honor ship evcning and the devotional period Mr. Donald Davey with the form- group. Ail ladies please come for to the newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. wastaken bv Mrs. H. Gabraith on Senior Boys er's sister, Miss Annie McCullough, election of off icers. Donald Thonipson (nec Muriel Fal- the subject "Love.;" a reading "Thc Jan. 5-Peterboro at Port Hope. Pontypool, who is in a serions con- lis). The hall was filled tLo capacity Hare's Cbristmas Eve" was read by Bownianville at Lindsay. dition.. Mrs. Wm. HuRhson bas O iu r wihYugpeople from Cadmus, Miss Nora Ginn. Choir practice fol- Oshawa at Cobourg. gone to Toronto to spend the win- Nestîcton and Blackstock which goes lowed the closing of the League. Jan. 12-Oshawa at Peterboro. ternold Miss autr ri TosonA O iu to prove the popularity of the young The community was saddened on Cobourg at Bowmanville withl...sisserMrsie GeorgeW. couple. The followinR program was Saturday on hearinz that Alex Lmsa a Pot op. rabmBwille . Mis JesreW gie:soob Ms iia aie;Wlfgnalporito"ala Jan. 19-Peterboro at Lindsay. sie -Scott, Bowmanville, with Mr. and Foiiowîig an iilness of fu violin and piano trio by Misses Dcl," had passed awmay at bis home Port Hope at Cobourg. Mrfo.Buct.. r.FodyasHretAead rie Dorothy, Pearl and Kathleen Wright; in Toronto, after manv months of BownaniRe.a Os.w Ddott . Maj r Floyd nlyded rs daer eAendecmerof mouth organ and oeitar trio by thc sufferinR from an incurable ailment. omnil tOhwDÏeywt ao ly uly idTusa vnnDcme Capstick Bros. and Leonard McNeil; Mr. Wolfe came here several years Jan. 26-Bow'ville at Peterboro. Trenton.. Miss Nina Hodgson is 7th, at his home, 59 Wilson Ave., mouth orRan and piano duet by Mad- aRo and derivcd great sport out of Lindsay at Cobourg. in Toronto. .. Mr. Levi Skinner bas Toronto. He was 64 years of age. eline and Gilbert Marlow; voin and trout fishinoe in Brown's nond for Port Hope at Oshawa. retnrned f rom visiting Mr. and Mrs. Before his retirement he was ini piano trio by Mrs. D. Wilson, Miss which be secnred f îshinIZ rights. He Feb. 2-Cobourg at Peterboro. Lorne McCoy, Brooklin.. Mr. ;and the real estate and insurance busi- Helen and Mr. George Fowler. A took a very unpromising piece of Lindsay at Oshiawa. Mrs. Wm. Virtue with Mrs. S. C. ness. Mr. Wolfe was an enthusias- ]and and made it into a beauty spot. Bow'viile at Port Hope. Hillier, Bowmanville, who is ser- tic gardener and his suxnmer Hebt aosplendid homey cottage Feb. 9-Peterboro at Cobourg. iously ill. home, "Dahlia Dell," at Cadmus, r onte runswihabeantiful out- Oshawa at Lindsay. Younnr People's Union programi near Scugog, was known to hun- F o look on the lake wbere he bas spent Port Hope at Bow'viile. Thursday eveniniz was in charge of dreds of visitors. Thc garden, S six months of each year. His mmnd Feb. 16-Lmndsay at Peterboro. Mrs. R. Virtue and Miss Marion whidh originaily was a wilderness, and soul werc 50 full of beajjty and Cobourg at Port Hope. Werrv. Worship pcriod, reading by is noted for Its display ofdahlias NGart that is mnd expresscd itself in Oshawa at Bowmanviile. Mrs. Virtue. prayer by r.Te and gladioli. Mr. Wolfe wasas fwers. A man with such .Dowers of Feb. 23-Port Hope at Peterboro Down ; poeçm by Miss Wiiiona a keen fishernian and hunter. He haeaVISEu in n &.HsCoor t saa March; musical selection by Miss Club and of Hioward Park UnitedW fu sccssasinth fw easheMa. -Pteboo t owvil. ims ndMr CantA Soneshr Church.gar hs idw effrtswee rwadedwih wndr~ ar1-Ptobor at Bin . rmailing by Percy Werry:* topic by Rosaflnd Snow Wolfe; three bro- -- --- -~--- f nI snccess at s in telyfew as h or a ida Leslie Coombes, Salem. Program, thers, G. T. Wolfe af Toronto, Ai- "Dahlia Del." The f uneral service r. -etrosliwaat POrthop. closed with a contest. c saaa otHp. fred, of Winnipeg, and Nelson, of and iterm_______plce_____y Whitby; and two sisters, Mrs. E RN lE 4181 The symýathy of the whole township Bowmianville atCourAne ow adMsHnita - ----- goes out to the bereaved wife. Port Hope at Lindsay. TYRONE SCHOOL NEWS Baldwin. MDEUM FMCOM E _____Jan. .Peueoroys PrtHoe Another week is here with the Jan. 5-eterbor at PortdHope Tyrone School news written by Walter A. Jakeman FrE D11Lm. tI 1 mC UR E WA omaviea ida.Donald Dudley and Glenn Brooks.. The deatli occurred November 4 Prm AL am to .3 pa. IIOLan.BAZAAR Cbor bye. On Dec. 6th wc celebrated Dorothy 2tli, of Walter A. Jakeman, af P.m. te s11êPm. CobourgJa. 12-Peteboro bye Skinner's birthday giving lier a-very Betliany, in lits 7Mt year. lis p...tailp..Women's Association of Courtice Lindsag at Botanvipe. merry sonK and a hearty hand shake. sudden deatli was a great shock jp&M 0which is af ini ted witc unayhoheluri Jan. 19-Peterboro at Lindsay. . Friday we stared takitig down ta tic entire township af Manvers. PL I 0D ART ited Curch SnnarDaychooh, henda Port Hope at Cobourg. H?,lowe'en drawings. This wek we Mr. Jakeman was born n Eng- Plarty Orders 5e -r2 or2e prgressve LC.SmHir th oe o e- a. Bowviile at Peterbora. Claus and Christmas elve5 liv cuttirng early twenties, and settled near Paaly Osies, S or mretieg. ev.W .Sithspoke. of UicndLindsay at Cobourg. pars out Of cOlo'ured paecand Pontypool as a fariner, later be- 1@c per osier. posuced of the Preosebazanrs, and Port Hope bye. pasting A1tem on white drawing paper. coming clerk ani Justice of the purophsil tha thec rse nd opnedoul Feb. 2-Cobourg at Peterboro. This remlnds us that there are on,1y Peace for Manvers township. lie .WHITING'Ssupsalteotrsanoendt Lindsay bye. a fcw days left tilI Christmas, 50 if served faithfuily in that capacity ta thc public. Bow'viile at Port Hope. everyone hasn't their Christmas for over twentY-five ycars. KEEP FISH & CHIPS There were tables of f ancy work, Pcb. O-Peterboro at Cobourg. shopping donc it is tume they hati . Mr. Jakeman was a Christian 4 FSH & CHIPS candy, hanse Plants, jellie s and jams, Lindsay bye. Grades 4 and 5 have been learning and a stauncli supporter of thc KEEP WHiTi G'S TIe nd f shpnd Port Hope gt Bow'ville. about Captain C theUicf anous Eng- dhurci he loved, and held many - pn la.n ~ vgeale, geeoulpa:ronized :::. i6Lindsay at Peterboro. lish explorer ewas also wÏlloBibles nthieUnited Clurch. ForG and Pieisafterfu c tr vnn oouga otIIp. konfr i blt oke i e easurerwssprntn to tClearencei Penfound, officiated. Pro- Cobourg bye. fui what we cat, cspecially around orary president of thc O.R.E.C. G BW[NM cceds of the bazaar were around $75. Mar. 1-Peterboro at Bow'villc. Chiristmas. lie was also an elder and 'a ste- 1 Prizes for Uic Lost Heir were won Cobourg at Lindsay. ________ ward. Many af Uic Young people by Miss Bcth Gay with the highest Port Hope bye. of Uic community prize Uic valu- score for th ladies: Miss Noripa Mc- Mar. 8--peterbora bye. nsf-Mr, able books 'and Bibles that lie Quaeseon, nd rs Loy Wl-Bownianville at Cobourg prescnted for faithfui attendance son, consolation; and liv Jack Gay Port Hope at Lindsay. at Sunday School. wihtehgetcr o ýtFred Sno il The funeral service was held at Adthsthe hg tcor for Hgh ot, Sno rsRecent Visitors: tUic clurch on Wednesday, which consolation., Rcfrcshments were ser- Jan. 5-Peterboro at Port Hope. Mrs. Peter Wright with Eliner and was attended by a large gathering veci. Bowmanvillc at Lindsay. Leslie Wright in Toronto. Of fricnds and relatives from far- The table cloth recently displayed Cobourg bye. :iV Miss Myrtle Scorgie was pur- Jan. 12-Peterboro bye. Mr. and Mrs. G. Johns and Billy and near. Thc service was in cbased by Mr. Nelson Winnigate of Cobourg at Bowmanville at Mr. W. Campbell's. charge of lits pastor, ]Rev. C. H-. ________________ Oshawa. Lindsay at Port Hope., Mrs. Frank Edds, Toronto, wiffi, Perguson, assisted by Rev. J. E. _________________Jan. 19-Peterboro at Lindsay. ber aunt, Mrs. jas. Williamson. Bechel and. Rev. W. H. V. Walker, On1k 51 Pat op a Cborg Mr. and Mrs. Dan Black, jean and' te a very impressive service, 511k 00, - 1 NGBawmanville bye. Dora at Mr. Clarence Ginn's, Cad-, *e funeral cortege proceedcd to a lk]1 ~~~UWDeUW.A. ~ "Lesft W. -Forffet", Jan. 26-Bdw'-Ville at Peterboro. mus. UcPnyolCmtrwir A. H. BOIJNSALLCouratLdsy MissMrae tel ihMs interment taok, place. His wfe M11 Vez Designer and Deaer in Pcb oPrt Hope bye. Ellen Emerson.1 prcdeceased hlm by f ive months.- Monmen&,Tabet, Mrkr@,et. Fb.2-Cobaurg at Peterboro. Mr. Andv and Miss Sarg Mar- Left ta mourn are lits two sans, MoumnsTbit, akS. ec Lindsay bye. low at Mr. G. Marlow's. . Henry and Hector, of Parry in rante nd arbe.Bow'viile at Part Hope. Mr. Edgar. Emerson, Valentia, Saund, and lits grandcliildren; a D~ O Dowmanvifle, ont. Pcb. 9-Peterbora at Cobourg. Mr. Raîpli and Miss Ellen Emerson, sister i Maryland, U.S.A.; a sis- Lindsay bye. Toronto. witb Mr. and Mrs. M. ter i England, and twa sisters i ____________________Port Hope at Bow'ville. Emerson. western Canada; also a hast of C O L D S________________ Pcb Peterboro. Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Mountjoy at frientis. lth Canada'.Lafut 81-9Soorg.Dor oe M ingmli.D on ooiâa..dy-vee ENTERTAINER Pc.2-orHopIe a bye. Mfrs. Jas. Willianison witb ber on Battis. BoRd I ecure RAPH GORDON, tise LiHosayat Peterbora. sister, Mrs. Byers, janetvitje. To MuhW i t iiae coar 3ç"I comlli I mi Scr RT GRO.te h o U iih of gsGon UWJWVD POÈRÇU -AzjàLniit- indsy atBowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson and itae y MROZ PRUI-LALW- wonierfulY versatile enter- Cobourg bye. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson with frn- Inlanttofedg swgâDTPN8mt MUTMACHI 27 tainer, for your next entertain- Mar. 1-Peterboro at Bow'ville. ens n saw. oi o ar e ment. Illustratei circulas frre..Lnsya oor. ed nOhw.Lt b Fr e M PJ i1 ig ~Adiress 628b Crawford Street,LldaatCbug Mr. and Mrs. H. Wheeler-ajd Mr. Pjm Toront.. Oshiawa at Port Hope. Arthur Jackman' with friends in This Means, Direct Loua To Up froim Mar. 8-Peterboro bye. Oshawa. Producers Bownanviile at Cobourg Miss Ethel Thompson fia returned ____ Ties î ____________________________Part Hope at Lindsay. f rom Toronto. Thc haga deivered to market Eaeh - um ----- --Junior Girls Mrs. John McLaughlin, Black- in recent wceks have showna Jan. 5-Port Hope bye. stock, Miss Florence McLaughlin, marked tendency 'toward exces: Dresa 1S Bawmanvillc at Lindsay. Toronto, at Mr. L. Joblin's. weiglit and finish, %tht a cause- Arrow:m Cobôurg bye. Mr. and Mr$. S. Malcolmi and jean quent lawcring af Uic average Jan. 12-Cobourg at Bowmnanvillc with Mr. and Mu. N. McNally, quality. Tisala a more or less Finlesoi Lindsay at Part Hope. Coîborje. seasonal condition whicl isl likely Pair - Jan. 19-Lindsay bye. Miss Genevieve Bcacock with Mr. ta occur whenever feed la plenti- Port Hope at Cobourg. and Mrs. Wesley Beacock fui and 'comparatively clieap. SJUBPODÂ, Bowmanville bye. Mrs. Bella Richardson, Black- Many liags*having Uic type and Work à Jan. 26-Bowmanviile bye. stock, at Mrs. Wm. Mnirhead's. quaUity ta produce A Grade car- Cobourg at Lindsay. Mr. Ivan Proutt and Miss Ruth casses are now producing carcas- Garters1 Port Hope bye. Proutt in Port Perr. ses Of lawer grade because ai Arrnbau Pcb. 2-Cabourg bye. Nestleton W.I. Met at the home overwiglt or averflnisli or bath. Lindsay bye. of Mrs. Johin Williams, Dec. 6th. Au A Grade carcass nmust welgl GlOVOs, Bow'ville at Port Hope. Current events were given by Mrs. fram 140 ta 170 pounds and have lup froe Pcb. 9-Cobourg bye. G. Proutt. Report cf Convention was back fat not excccding 2 inclies at (ie VâIU onEWe- Thrii, Fî, Bt.,Dec '1415-6 Lndsa by. ven by Mrs. D. Davidson and Mrs. thc shoulder and anc and one- Port Hope at Bow'vifle.* M. Emerson. Roll cali was answered hlinch at Uic loin. Hogs weigl- Gloves,1 FIRS GRAE BÉESID Fe. 16Linday be.d off trucks at stock yards and WeoILi Cabourg at Part Hope. packers' Yards usuaily y i e i d Lb. owmavinebye.around 75 per cent ta 78 per cent, HamIikez F B. wmanvilHo e bye. but may yîeid outside ts range. Eaeh - D utter 300 LOndPcb 23Pot ope bye. l TIerefore logs should be zmar- Coboursaye omil. ketcd ta welgl as close ta 200 Sweaten MxdCreame and Mar. i-Bowmanville bye. pud aha h akta o. Bc NUTS - - - l. 2e JELIE - lb 15 Linsayat oborg.sible 'and certainly flot over 210 W sm__t , mou*-orn lcti ons.b lii' o.b.Cecil "tese arcmy pubic devoions. '~ ~ -~ -dom. 25e C 2c acrinslcinsb o a.rnIith c iands af God, for I can- and a three-act play givcn by the INSUIMATINO WOOU nat manage Uiem myself." Woodley as director. After the pro- ~. Matrlimony la net a.word, lt'sa JonPi fPnirolul f .sentence.-Eddie Cantor. Ib " ý~ -~ off the baskets. Lunch was servcd te em oImasl. C those not havingZ baskets. Proceeda LUMDER CO. LTD. made. man. Son: Gee, pop, Uiat's Phono RES TMr1.adM .Hn. ile ndPoo owmanvile what I lIke about you. you al- fMr.y avdMs e nmryta Miller______and____ways take Uic blame for evory- fail av mvd oBgwyrnanville. Uing. * Every Member oF tl Everyone loves new elothes and ocsion to replenih the f arily wu&d pitblern at the marn time. Though rif ane selling Chnistmu merehandie thal the, old low prilees. Our stocks are col ever. Corne in and look around. FOR THE- 11.0 From c. $1.25 Lac TableC Laundry ]3ag Darnak Limi B.d Spneadu Blankets, Pal Ernbroidered en Towelu 450-1.00 Ta i-up frein $1.95 GUes Bathi ir- up frein $1.95 Lace LPillow Dams . - 95o -.$1.45 Table FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS PFlannlette pyjamas- 980 to $1.95 Frlannelette Gowno -Up from 59o Wôol Panties and Veste - - - up from SUc Fabnie Gloves- - Up, from 49c Kid Glo',es - - - up from 1.25 Randkorohbefs .-'.- 5o to 1.00 Puflover Sweaters- up from 98o Twin Sweater sets, -fie wool 3.50 jski SiiitB,2-piece-- up frorn 6.95 LADIES' BATS REDUCED T( LINGERIE LU- .ps - - - - up frorn 79eo «k Panties - lwns - - - - up frornt 98o Satin Dance Sets lomers - - - - 89o - 1.35 811k Dance. Ses ets . . . . 49o'-1.00 Fie ed Jtwket For Dad, Son oQ*r 6' *-8.50--7.50 id Scarfi, plaids --98o 2.50 'i * - - 1.69 25 - 1.00 mnade --2.95 .-- 39C -1.50 lors à Droa 50o - 1.00 3or nds. - - 25o - 50o id and cape m - - - $1.00 id and unlined) ,wool knit :ned - ý.25 -1 erchiefs .50 - 2 for W- .9 Bruah wool) splain knlt 1.0 iW V- 2uLet Couch's Be Your Gift Headquarters This Christmas For the Kiddies Up frein Flnnolette _Pyjamas Kimonos Up frorn 69e Coat, Logging and Bonnet sots - - IfARROW Sweaters Up frein- ------ 98o Wool mittens Pair - - - - 29o - 50c. Ski Suts Up frein - --3.25 >uch Johnston &, 836 LINME ryderman . ownlfl e Vý -s-- s leFamiIy, id Christmnas lu the ideal robe and oiv=i, glft ring Prim bé~eWe waul% bogtaed, at ipete adboer than ME Lewlok Ipregadi -$2.95 - $8.50 Clotlb --eCh- 500 Towels - -,Up frern 25o Towels, eaoh - freinM25 and Linen Runnera - 590 ask 0 Clotho -up frorn $1.25 HOSIERY Anl Sime and Shades 29e - 1.25 Sean - -from 490 plowers-- from 150 Umbrellas-from 1.50 Purses - - - IWO:.95 IGERIE . . . up from 1.25, -. - - ufrorn,980 rtker Men'a Overeonts Up fror . .- 4,9 Men's Grenfel Jackets - - up from 2.95 Tooke and Arrow Shirts -' - up from 1.50 Bar Pinas - Dress Studs Ouff Buttons -caps Bes eits Up frorn , - - - 750 Windbroakers SUp frorn - - - - 2.95 .Boys' Overceats Up frwn - - - - 3.50 Boys' 1Brooks Up frern - - - - 1.59 Novelty TMes ]Bach - , - - - 25o Golf Sox Up frer -- 9 ]BOYs' PYJarna 79e - 1.29 Beys weaters 950 - 2.50 Boys' 9suite - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -