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-w-- PAGE FOUR THE CANADIAN STATESMAN. BOWMANVILLE. OMTAIO THURSDAY, JUNE 22nd, 1944 *.ABTLEB werà b'uit for protection againit attack from ail sides. When you buy your au- tomobile insurance be sure it will protect you from asiy financial loss when you have an accident. Ask this agency to place complet. automobile In- surance on your car. Stuart R. lames Inaurance and Real llstate »SeMur To J. J. Mason & Son Phone 681 Ring st. Bowmanville 'WATERMELONS, large,i Duy native grown STRAWBERRIES I ~P.hfromn the Oakville 1 dittrct dally. *iq' ntive grown Vegetabi QUION8, Hot House TOI * RHU13ARB and Burketon Visitais: Mr. and Mrs. Walms- ley, Oshawa, at B. Hubbard's.. Mis. W. Haskin, Ella and Doro- thy, at Frank Hoskin's, Toronto ..Sgt. C. L. Slingerland, Long Branch, and Mrs. Slingerland, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Mr. Mal- colm Laveli, Toronto, with Mrs. Campbell. . . Mr. and Mrs. J. Adams, New Park, with Henry Adams. .. Rev. M. Sanderson and family, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Boynton, Toronto. at Mrs. Sand- ersan's. . . Mr. and Mrs. E. Adams with Mrs. Maîtha Adams who is1 very ill. . . Mr. and Mis. Norman Fhilp, Montreal, at J. Carter's. . Mrs. Sanderson. Mr. Wm. Byers at Mr. Wanamaker's. Port Ferry, and attended the Decoration Ser- vice at Prince Albert. .. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Cochrane and family,1 Blackstock, Mr. David Johnston, Oshawa, at E. Adams'. Blackstock W.A. of St. John's met at Miss Gladys McKee's at Nestletan. on June 15. Roll cal] xvas answered with an interesting item re aurc beloved King, as a tribute ta his1 recent birthday. Letters wc-rer read re Deanary meeting ata Blackstock in October. Studyd book was taken by Mrs. Simpson f on South America. Mrs. Lang-0 feld conducted a quiz an birds asc told in sang. Mrs. Jas. Farderb read an extract fram the Living Message on Frayer Partners. j Music, vialin and organ, wasE furnished by Herman Wilson andJ Oliver Smith. Next meeting at Mrs. Joe Forder's, Nestleton, withm Mrs. Harry McLaughlin as pro- gram canvener. s W.M.S. met at Mrs. James Mar- h I PURITY FLOUR OA rd OrOw" o. m l b. bag 24 lb. bag ELA -CR TEA "Joupown" kg 17< v 3< 73 ICE LimiedQuntity 2 tins~ M AYONNAISE Ann Page 8:. z.jar16e OXYOL pk. 9 '.2 2e tfAlEr-9N UFFETS 2 pg.17e BEETS& CAROTS icedglas$s22 DOG FOOD Champion 2 pkgs 199 SOAP Maple Laf Toilet 3 cakes 13C SdAP Woodbury's Faial 2 cakes 15e SILVETS in ail 2 tins 25e UOAP Jergen'u Toilet 3 cakes 14e OATS Purity large pkg. 24c STOVE POLISI Nonsuch btlll NEWPORT FLUFFS Pl", 25e SILVER OREAN Non.uch jar 1 8e STEAKS or ROASTS BONELESS ROUND lb. 4 WING ROAST lb.4 PORTEREOUSE b4 flenl 42e 4e 48e SUPPLIES GERTO bNi 25e PAIRAWAX pkg. 12c MEMBA SEALS pkg. OC FRUIT KEPE btl 2Me SEALERS Co.. Med. d.z. 1.05 ZINC RINGS doz. 25c RUIlER RINGS pkg. Se A& p CUSTO M &rGROUND BOKAR VIGaOnOUS a WINIY 8 O'CLOCK j MLD &MELLOW b 9 1 bper COUPOn I EREAL Vitagrani pkg.17 11010011A Snowflake pkg. 5 OGRISTARON Durham pkg. OC ripe, at new low pice. Californie Valencia' JUIGE TOMATO 3 20 Oz. tins 26e ORANGES Harry Hmor ses now at thsir bet-prlecd tAE Browning Pkg. Oc rZalo1w. Ingersoil Cream les - SPINACH, GREEN ONEESE Plain V2 lb- pkg. 19C MATOES, iRADISHES, M S en nat3tn ASPARAGJ 5SInat3 ih26e 1OLIVES Il oz. jar28 A& FODST 4E low's, June 14. Frayer by Mrs. Elliott; Miss K. Wright was See'y in the absence af Mrs. Ray Taylor. Rev. Bruce Harrison requested W.M.S. be responsible for look- ing after the services in the churches under his charge for ane Sunday in August when he ivîll be an holidays. Mrs. A. Johnson was pragramn converer: reading, Friends, by Mrs. Elliott; devotional by Mrs. J. Wright; worship period by Fresident Mis. Harrison; study book, "On the Inspiration of Worship," by Mrs. A. Jahnson. St. John's Church observed its 92nd year as a Farish and its 68th anniversary in its present site, on Sunday. In the morning the children occupied the, choir seats and led in the sînging. Arch- deacon Simpson gave some of the history of the' parish since its formation in 1852 and told of the. long years of service of several rectars. Rev. Logan, lst rector, ministered here for 21 years; Rev. John Creighton, 3rd rector, for 31 years, and Rev. J. H. Kidd, now of Waodbridge, for 10 years. In the evening Suffragan Bishap A. R. Beverly of Toronto, was guest speaker and he exharted his hearers ta fallow the example aur Lard himself set for us in humility, long suffering, kind- ness and lave, bath in aur homes and wîth those whomn we contact daily. The church was beauti- fully decorated with peonies and other perennial flowers. A goodly coargregation was in attendance at bath services. Congratulations ta Mr. and Mvrs. Cecil Hamilton (nee Evelyn Devitt) who were marrîed in St. John's Anglican Church, June 17. Pte. Hector Thampson, Corn- wall, at home. Miss F. Haaey and Mrs. Lan- sing, Toronto, at Herman Hooey's. The Farder fàmily visited their s fine music in the afternaon and the Newtonville choir in the eve- nîng. The Todd families were in Osh- awa on Sunday attendîng a memorial service for Ronald Mc- Gahey who was killed in action in Italy. Visitors: Mi. and Mrs. H. B. Gilmer, Gwen and Phyllis Gîl- mer, Bowmanville, at C. Gilmer's ..Mr. and Mis. Bert Trim and family at L. Patterson's, Orono ..Mr. and Mrs. WilIis Farrow, Lake Shore, Mr. and Mis. Fred Nesbitt, Newtonville, at Fercy Farraw's. . . Mr. and' Mrs. J, J. Mellor. Orono. at Miss Norma Hallowell's. . . Mis. K. Stephen- son, Misses Hazel and Doreen Farrow, Toronto, were home on Fathei's Day. . . Miss Nellie Shutka, Oshawa, Miss Sophia Shutka, Feterboro, at home ... Pte. Raymond Farrow at home ... Mr. and Mis. Lavern Farrow, Newcastle, at Victor Fariow's.. Mi. and Mis. Hugh Stapieton, Oshawa, at W. A. Hallowell's.. Mr. and Mis. Walter Simpson and family, Oshawa, at Bert Trîm's ..Mis. Ida Faeden, Wesieyville, at her san's, Laine Faeden... Frank Stone is fixing aver his bain and putting a cement found- atian under it. Shiloh W.A. met at the home of Mis. Laine Todd, Manday, and a large number were present and twa new members joined. Cowanville Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. R. Hol- ]ingsworth with their daughters in Gravenhurst. . . Mr. Harry Rutherford and Miss B. Finney, Toronto, at Mrs. B. Miiison's... Mr. and Mrs. S. Burgess and fam- ily, Orono, at Andrew Bandy's... Mr. and Mrs. Les Alldred and family, Orono, Mr. and Mrs. R. Alldred and Lois, Lake Shore, at Wes. Stringer's. . . Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Farrow, Orono, at C. Bur- ley's . . . Rev. S. Littlewood, Orono, took charge of the service at Clarke on Sunday.. Mr. Littie- wood conducted a memorial ser- vice in memory of Jack Barnes. The Oddfellows Lodge of Orono had in the church a lovely basket of flowers in memory of Jack. The flowers were given ta Mrs. Crossley afterward. . . Mr. and Mrs. John Lowery and daughter at Chas. Cowan's. Clarke Union The electrician is wiring some houses in the section. James Nixon and H. J. Souch were in Lindsay. A number attended the sale of Roy Bail and report good prices. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Wight and Helen, Mr. and Mis. J. W. Jewell and Mary, Mrs. H. W. Jewell,. Bowmanville, Capt. James Rick- aby, wife and son, Kingston, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Billings, Leskard, Mr. Harry Bailey, R.C.A.F., To- ronto, at S. and J. Souch's. Newtonville Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Nes- bitt, Chicago, with his sister, Miss Annie Nesbitt, on their honey- moon. Miss Allie Nesbitt, To- ronto, was also home. . . Mrs. J. A. Barrie and Murray at Rager TambIyn's, Zian. .. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bell and family, Bow- manville, at George Stapleton's... Mis. Jas. Stark and Gwen at C. Deck's, Lindsay. . . Mrs. Rose Gibbs and George in Oshawa.. Mr. and Mis. Alfred Redknap, Oshawa, at Arthur Redknap's.. Miss Marion Sàmis, Bowmanville, at home. .. Mr. and Mrs. S. Lan- caster and Mrs. J. W. Lancaster, at Ivîsan Munday's, Maple Grove. Mrs. J. W. Lancaster remained... Mr. and Mrs. George Stapleton and Keith at George Darke's, Lindsay. . . Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hallowell, Starkville, and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Stapleton, Osh- awa, at George Kimball's... Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bebee, Orono, at Lanson Millson's. .. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Burley, Oshawa, at Spenc- er Burley's. . . Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gibbs and John, Bow- manville; Tom Philpot, Orono, LAC V. J. Stacey, Dafoe, Sask., at Roy Stacey's. .. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hubbard and Gerald, Mill- brook> Mr. and Mrs. lâd. Arm- strong, Orono, at Georg! McCul- Orono News Gardon Bruton was home. Miss M. Taylor is visiting at Clemence's. Fire Dep't material has receiv- ed a coat of paint. Girls softball team practised Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. S. Fayne spent Monday in Toronto. Mrs. D. N. Myles received Mother's Day flowers cabled from Lloyd on Monday. She has also beard from LeRoy this week. Mrs. W. M. Stutt is ill. W.C.T.U. met Tuesday at Mrs. R. Best's. Worship period was conducted by Mrs. S. Littlewood. Rail caîl was responded ta by giving a Bible quatation or tem- perance reading. Miss E. Sher- win read three poems. Mrs. H. Walsh read the account of the executive meeting (held instead of the W.C.T.U. convention) as reported in The Statesman. SHACKLETON-ALLIN Kirby United Church was the scene of a pretty wedding June 17 when Rev. S. Littlewood unit- ed in marriage Ruby June, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Allun, and Kenneth William Shackleton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Shackleton, bath of Kirby. The church was decorated with red and white peanies and orange blossoms. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floar- length gown of white embassed muslin over taffeta with shoulder length veil held in place by a caranet of flowers. She carried a bouquet of red carnations. Miss Mildred Allin wearing a floor- length gown of rase-pink taffeta with matching head-dress was her sister's anly attendant. Mr. Gardon Shackleton, Toronto, brother of the groom, was best man. Miss Audrey Billings who played the wedding march ware a floor-length gown of pink net over taffeta. The ushers were Gerald Shackleton and John Allin. A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Allin wore a printed silk jersey frack with corsage of orange blossoms. The groom's mother KNITTINIi BouCle De Laine For children's and' grown ups sweaters. Very durable, wears; and washes well. At- traetive colours. Reduced to clear at 29e skein ROCK-A-BY E For baby garments, does flot shrlnk, does flot streteh, washes perfectly. lu ail the baby shades SERVICE WOOL For soeks and sweaters, I ail the service colors JL Wi.JEWELL dBIG 20" PHONE 556 mother in Coîborne an Sunday. lough's. . . Mrs.' Gardon, Wel- Glad ta hear she will soan be Icame, at Wilfred McKay's. home again. Word has been received by ILanson Milîson that his mother, Mis. Walker Milîson, is seriously Enfield ili with a heart attack in Regina ________Hospital. Fort Granby Red Cross ladies Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. Edgar held a quilting at Mrs. Lionel Frescott and fami]y at E. Gib- Hughes' and quilted two quilts. son's, Greenbank. .. Mr. and Mis. A number from here attended Harold Ormiston at W. Oke's, En- Miss Phyllis Challis' recital in niskillen. .. Mr. and Mis. G. Bow- Fart Hope. Those taking part man and Mary Helen, Mi. and fromn Newtonville were: Margaret Mrs. W. Bowman and Bruce at Denault, Mary Denault, Margaret T. R. Bowman's, Port Ferry. . . Ovens, Fae Jones, Dorothy Mr. and Mis. A. Fîescott and Stapleton, Fhilip Gilmer. family at E. Prescott's, Long United S.S. picnic will be held Sault. .. Mr. and Mrs. H. Nichai- on the schaal grounds June 30. son ,Mount Forest, Mr. and Mrs. The funeral service was heid in M. Nicholson and Norma, Mount Newtonville United Church, Albert, and Mrs. T. R. Bowman, Monday afternoon, for the late Port Ferry, at the Bowman homes Mrs. Robt. Carr, formeîly Lulu ...Mrs. L. C. Fascoe and Miss Hancock, Feterbaro. Interment Elizabeth Fascoe, Oshawa, at W. was in Lakeview Cemetery, New- Pascoe's. -. tonville. Mrs. Carr was ailing Zion Young People gave their for several weeks. She expressed play, "Cheeria My Deario" . on the desire ta, be buried fromn the rhursday night. Everyone enjoy- church of her youth. ed the play which was well given Friends gathered at the home and quite humorous. of Frank Gilmer, Saturday night, The wet weather is praving in honor of Tupper Johnston's quite an anxîety ta the. faîmers birthday. The evening was spent wvho have not planted corn yet, in playing bridge, afteî which and haying is just aiound the lunch was served by the hostess. corner. A suitable presentation ivas made ta Mr. Johnstan who respondeçi eloquently. Those present enjoy- Starkville ed seeing a splendid likeness of the guest of honar at a very early A large congregation attended United Sunday School Anni- hilo Annverary n Sna versary, Sunday, June 5th, at il and iistened ta two fine sermon a.m. Children's choir. Guest delivered by Rev. Morton, New- speaker-Mr. J. J. Mellor. astle. Our Junior folk îendered __________ To be honest about what we are really fighting for we must see what we are really living for.1 re0 0&a a00 0a 000 a0a a0 00ta0 ad ware rose crepe with corsage of white roses. Following the reception the happy couple left on a short wed- ding trip. The bride travelling iin an orchid two-piece dress of alpaca weave rayon with white accessories. Prior ta hier wedding the bride was the recipient of a pyrex bak- 1ing set from the Y.P.U., a kitchen ishower from the Kirby Chair and La towel shower from the North tGraup of Kirby W.A., Haydon Word has been received that Pte. Harold Tabb, England, is seriously ill. 1 On behaîf of this Community, tone more of aur Haydon boys, Capt. Gardon Cowling, was pre- sented with a toilet kit in a zip- 1pered leather case, on his last leave home. Sorry ta learn that Kenneth Peçilar has been reported missing in action. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Pedlar, who are well known in this locality. Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ashton and family at Mr. Ste- wart Morton's, Maple Grave.. Mrs. H. J. Werry with hier daugh- ter, Mrs. R. Ormiston, Enniskill- en. . . Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam White, Orono, at Mr. E. Bradley'-. ...Cpi. and Mrs. Sulas Trewin, Simcoe, Miss May Trewin, To- ronto, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Virtue and John, Tyrone, at Mr. W. Trewin's. . . Mis. A. Randle and family, Mrs. Fred Adams. Hampton, at Mr. E. Stephenson'F ... Mi. and Mis. Leslie Grahamn and James at Mi. Cyrus Ashton's. Burketon. . . Mi. Walter Smith, Bowmanville, Miss Marjory Ar- nott, Toronto, Cpi. Ross Richards, Ottawa, Mis. Ross Richards and sons, Bawmanville, at Mr. A. Beech's. . . Mirs. Elma Hendricks at Toronto. . . Gardon Slemon, Leaside, at home.. . Mr. and Mis. Walter Bridgett and family, Bow- manvifle, at Mr. W. Thompson*s ..Mrs. T. Cowling and Viviar at Mr. W. Blackburn's, Maple Grave. .. Mi. and Mrs. A. Beech and Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Don Carr, at Toronto. .. Mi. Clarence Avery, Miss Merle Oke, Miss Eiieen Rahin, Buiketon, at Mr. C. Avery's. MACLEANSI LARGEST SBLINTOOTN. FASTE IN GElAT MAN -'I ]INSECTICIDES .. . Fit ----------- 23c-39c-69c Fly Tox ---- 24c, 43c, 69e Skeeter-Skatter ----39e Mosquito Cream ---39e Skitofax ---------------- 25e 2-way- Paint ----59e-9Se First Aid Kits 25c-69e-9Sc Suntan OU -------3OC-60C Suntan Cream ----3-9-ae Sun Glaises 15c to $3.00 Films Developed FREE PhorneCOWLIG'S DRG STt COWLNG'SDRUGSTORTrusses Have you a discarded bed rake over the diamond after rain spring? Any aid bed spring will and dry out the tosoil. If any do so long as it has end pieces at- kind soul can find, one, please tached. It is wanted by the phone Manager Ross Strike at Rotary Junior Hardball Teamn to 791 or The Statesman'at 663. Newcomers to the DRESS DEPARTMENT. 02 the Walker Store This week s arrivais include smart, new Seersucker Dresses, fresh and Cool-looking, and priced at only -..................... .......... ...... One-piece, sizes 38 to 44. Two-piece styles 14 to 20 We also welcome a smail shipment of Black Oheer Frocks with match- ing rayon slips in sizes 38 to 44 at ................. ........ ...... ..... ........- Our' printed Sheers in oversizes from 46 to 52 will interest any who wear these sizes. Dainty, Cool and serviceable, they are an exceptional value at .............. ............-........................:................... .............1...... Girls' Print Dresses Bizea 1 to 14x 'resh deliveries this week give us fairly Domplete ranges in some beautiful styles ind attractive designs in fine cotton wash prints! Prices range from - .$1.00 to $2m49 Millinery Clearance &LL OUR SUMMR HATB, STRAW AD FELT, ARE NOW 14FJNG OLPAARED AT ON£ LOW PRICE $1000 BAOH $4395 $6.95 $6m95 Boys' Wash Suits Useful and inexpensive little cotton suits with white blouses, with red and blue trinuning, and navy shorts in button-on style. Bizes 2-6. Detter Wash Suits Sùzes 2to 7 Serviceable, vat-dyed broadcloth wua used to make these smart littie. suits. Blouses are a ricli fawn shade with brown or navy collar to match the shorts, with breait pocket and contrait pipimg. Rugged HE-MlAN Suits 0f strong Krhaki shirting that will take the punishment handed ont by a buiy young min! Brais "Canada" buttons and trimn belted style. Will lauder perfectly, too. Bie t .............> . ........... $ 135 9 'WALKER STORES, CJMITED BO WMANVI LLE WE ARE OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 9 p.m. 4 -,---~ 1 ýý ý,e- lb. 15< PRIME RIB IGAST Firfive ribe lb. 29e CR URKES Large Robsting. grade B lb. 39e VEAL FRONTS Bonldsm lb. 27e Maple Leaf TENDERSWEET, Royal Brand SNOEED BANS eith:r half lb3< PORE SHOULDERS Dmoealnlb. 33e SIDE BACON d, esUcad. Mapie lb.42 PORE SHROILDERS .:aklle25 PORE BuTTSFreh Ii.309 Sliced Freis WHITE FISH lb- 25c BEEF BOLOGNA lb. 20e COHOE SALMON lb. 35C Roaat DutchLoaf lb. 25e Choice.centre cuts or &lices TGATGES Meufrne l. 23e Nae,!rge 9for *j CA' âlf IJILwESnoWhite Head@ 223 CENEIT],Emon Native, bch 19< new crop CUCUIEES Native, nOw crop 2 for 25e - Native for i. HEAD MTTME agfrs 5 a rge, fIbo. CAREOTS Frooh, bunchod lb2.190 wmýý Eyes Tested* Glasses Fitted - SATISFACTION GUARANTEED - FOR THAT BABY ... J. & J. Powder----c------Unguentine --------------44e Z. B. T. Powder ---- 28e-55, T nfaxý------------- 25e Tangel ---------50c-$1.25 Mecca---------- 23c-44c-79 Mennen's 011 --- 59c-$1.19 Heavy Rubber Sheeting ------ $1 yd. Baby Pants ----------59e Baby Bibs -------29e 79e Pablum -------------45e Casc ------------------$1.00 * iý7L S.M. A.---------- $110 - ------ $1.1 Nipples ----- ---5c 0e àq a 2 LIQUID STOCKINGS m jim L. 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