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PAGE TEN THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO THURS., FEBRUARY 15th, 1945 IM UDUU= DC - - - - - - - . -- - - - -- - -- mM M M IThe Newcastle, Independent Phon: Cark3 Friends 'of Mis. Hugh Hunter, Tbronto, will be pleased to hear that her health has greatly im- proved. Mrs. John Hendry visited her daughter, Mrs. Garnet Rickard, Shaw 's. Rev. John Bonathan, Longueuil, Que., visited his mother, Mrs. S. Bonathan. Mrs. Woodham and daughter, Marie, visited her mother, Mis. Norman Samis, at Mr. Fred Couch's. Jimmy Miller, eldest son of Frank Miller, got his leg run over by a motor car but fortunately was not hurt.* Mr. and Mrs. Jack Glover, Ajax, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Crowthers. Mrs. Gordon Ash has been home sick from her school at Rouge His. Sgt. George G. Dawbcr, R.A.F., and Mrs. Dawber (the former Vivian Duck ) are gucats of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duck. PO Tom Brereton, R.C.A.F., and Mrs. Brereton are home on fur- lough from Portage La Prairie, Man. Pte. Leonard Lambert was home from Ipperwash Camp. Mrs. Percy Hare was in Toronto. Miss Marilyn Enwright is the new clerk in A. E. Mellow's drug store. Mrs. Stanley Brown entertained her Bridge Club on Thursday eve- ning. Miss Barbara Bonathan visited her sister, Miss Ruth Bonathan in Toronto. Miss Mary Toms entcrtained several of her school friends on Saiurday evening. Pty. Officer Fred Lake and Mrs. Lake and children were guests of Mrs. Frank Gibson. Bdr. Brenton Rickard w a s home. A.B. Samuel Brenton is home on furlough from St. John, N.B. Stoker No. 1 Jamie Wright was home. Miss Marilyn Enwright visited ini Toronto and Ajax. Mr. James T. Brown who has been seriously ill is slowly im- proving. Mrs. Garnet Porter and Mrs. Sam Cowan entertained at bridge on Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Fred Cowan, Sr. There was a good attendance at tic Board of Management dance in the Community Hall, Friday e-,cning. W.O. Richard Anderson and his bride, the former Miss Lorene Johnson of Oshawa, returned from their honcymoon on Friday and spent the week-end with his mother, Mis. Stella Anderson. Miss Beatrix Mclntosh was hos- tess at a buffet luncheon and bridge on Monday. 0 Mr. Wesley Glenney fell off his verandah roof while cleaning off Uic snow but luckily escaped scr- jous injury by landing on a snow bank. Miss Ethel Spencer and friend were homne. Miss Ethel Lockhart has return- ed home after spending a month with relatives in Markham Town- ship. A full account of the Newcastle United Church annuai Congrega- tional Meeting will appear next week. W. Bros. J. E. W. Phiip, T. W. Jackson and T. F. Branton were presented with life memberships by Durham Lodge, No. 66, A.F. & AMon Feb. 6th. The presenta- tions were made by Right W. Bro. W. F. Rickard and were in recog- nition of their having reachcd three score and fifteen years. This is not a Masonic tradition but juat a custom of this Lodge whenever a Brother attains 75 years of age and over. Newcastle hockey team played Maple Grove Friday night, score 4-3 for Newcastle. Newcastle Public School hockey team piaycd No. 9 and Brown's on Thursday evening, score 6-5 in favor of visiting team. Annuai Vestry Meeting St. George's Anglican Church Annual Vestry meeting of St. George's Church, Newcastle, was held in the Parish Hall on Wed- nesday evening, Feb. 7. The rector, Rev. Douglas Dewdney, presided and conducted the opening devo- tional exercises. The rector in his report stated that the mission allotmcnt had been paid in full and that ail var- ious funds connected with the Church were in a very healthy condition. He thanked ahi those who had worked for the Church in 1944 and mentioned cspecially the splendid work of the teachers ini the Sunday Schooi. There had been 5 births, 3 marriages and 7 deaths during the past year, one the death of a former Church Warden, Joseph P. Couison. We also lost through death Thomas Spencer who had been connected wth St. George's Church for a great many years. Harold Gibson, Vestry Clerk, read the minutes of last year's annual meeting. Howard Gibson, People's War- den, presented the financial state- ment of the Church Warden, showing receipta of $1,466.58. Cecii Horrocks, Rector's Warden, pre- sented the Allotment Collection report. The Olive Wilmot San- ford Trust Fund; the Wellington Foster Rectory Trust Fund; the Robert Mcîntosh Memorial Fund statements were read by the Rector. The Montague Endow- ment was inciuded in the Church Warden's statement. The Treasurers of the Women's Auxiliary, Parochial Committee, W.A. Evening Branch, Junior W.A., Church Altar Guild and the Men's Club presented their fînancial reports and ail reported a vcry succesaful year. The Sun- day Schooi statement was read by Mrs. Matthew Brown, teacher of the Primary Clasa, whosc unfail- ing intereat and zeal is responsible for the large enrolîment and at- tendance in the Primary Class. The St. George's and Bond Head Cemetery statements wcre pre- sented by Cecii Horrocks, Sec'y- Treas. of the Cemetery Board. Af ter 14 ycars faithful service as People's Warden, Howard Gibson tendered his resignation, which was regretfully accepted. The Rector again appointed Cecil Horrocks as his Warden and Harold Gibson was elected Peo- ple's Warden. George Crowthers was appointed Vestry Cierk, Law- rence Gaines, Okiairman of Sides- men. Lay members to Synod are David Gibson and George Crowthers. Members of Parish Council are: Mrs. D. B. Simpson, Mrs. Scott Howard, Miss Cora Butler, Mrs. Neilson. The C.G.I.T. meeting, Feb. 6, was held at the home of Mrs. George Rickard. The meeting opened with C.G.I.T. Purpose and Motto, foilowed by C.G.I.T. hymn. Marjorie Toms led in worship period. After the business period (Continuea on page 6) ADRIENNE COSMETS... B ath Beads ----- ---------- ---------- 1.10 Bath Powder ---------------------- - $1.10 Face Creams ------------------ ----------------60e Face Powder---------------- - - ---- ---- -------- 65e Perfume --------------------------------ý30c-60c Eau de Cologne ------------------- 65c-$1.10 A stringent ---------------------------- - 65e Skmn Tonie ------------ ----- 65e Skin Lotion ------------------------- 65e Talcum ---------------- ------ 40c Lipstlck ------------------------------------ 65e Rouge Dry or Cream ------------- 65c VITAMINS ... Riker's Halibut Liver Oil Capsules, 5's 59e Riker's Vitamin Bi Tabiets, 1i mgm., 100's, reg. 53e ------ -- - ----- 47c Puretest Yeast and Iron Tabiets, 100's 79e Beeveron Tonie, 8 oz.---------$1 Rexail Cod Liver 011 Emulsion, 16 oz., reg. $1.00 -------------------- 89c Rexail Cod Liver Compound wlth Creosote. 16 oz.--------$1.00 Pureteat Extract of Malt and Cod Liver 011, 16 oz., reg. 65ce--- ----- 59e *,wmanvlll*, Ont. C. N. R. Tickets BIRTHS GRAHAM-At Bowmanville I-os- pital on Wed., Feb. 7, 1945, to LAC and Mrs. Donald Graham (nee Doris White), Orono, the gift of a daughter, Bonnie Joan. 7-1 Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Goheen are happy to announce the arrivai of a son, David Garnet, at Bow- manville Hospital, February 9, 1945. 7-1* HAWLEY-At Boieanville Hos- pital, on Wednesday, February 7, 1945, to Mr. and Mrs. M. Hawley, the gif t of a daugliter, Judith Ann. 7-1* BARRABALL - In Bowmanville Hospital on Fr, Feb. 9, 1945, to LAC and Mrs. W. R. Barrabali, a daughter, a sister for Brian. 7-1 AUCTION SALE The undersigned has received instructions f r o m Mrs. Flora Roberts to seli by public auction her household furniture and fur- nîshings, including chesterfield suite, 3 piece chrome studio set, dining room suite, radio with record prayer, odd tables and chairs, metal bed (new) with springs and mattress, single bed, dressers, kitchen furniture, elec- tric floor polisher, fernery, lamps, clothes drier, electric dlock, step- ladder, lawn mower, ice cream freezer, hockey gloves, several new congoleum rugs, as well as dishes and numerous other articles. Sale at 1:30 p.m., Sat., Feb. 17, 1945, in Challis' heated showroom. Everything must be sold without reserve as owner is leaving town. Terms cash. Wm. J. Challis, auctioneer; T. S. Mountjoy, Clerk. 7-1 Exchange FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE - SKATES-5Oc a pair and up. Will also take skates for exchange. Victor Sports and Cycles, 34 King W., Oshawa, phone 918. 2-6 Wanted To Buy LIVE POULTRY and feathers. Good prices paid. M. Flatt, R.R. 1, Bethany. Phone 7r13.& (Busi- ness carried on by Mr. Flatt per- sonally, no agents employed.) 2-12* OLD POSTAGE STAMPS, before 1900, preferably on envelopes or original paper. Highest prices paid. Write Box 414, Statesman O f f i c e, Bowman- ville. 5-7-9 Seed Cleaning SEED CLEANING - Have Your seed grain and small seeds cl1ea n ed at the Newtonville Cleaning Plant. Up - to - date equipment, moderate rates. For particulars c a 1 1 Newtonville Grist Mill, phone 8 Clarke. 6-7-9.10* Vacuums for Sale VACUUMS REPAIRED "Good Vacuums f or G o od Housekeeping." Also guaranteed expert repairs, lubrication, re- placements, etc. Cal. C.U.C. Ser- vice Branch, McGregor's Hard- ware Store. Bowmanville, 774. 5-tf FAMILY HEALTH NEEDS... Rexali Nerve Tonie Tabiets with Vitamin Bi, reg. 45ce -------------------------------- 39e Rexali Antacld Gas Tablets, pkg. 10, 10e or 3 for -------------------------------------- 25e Rexail Miik of Magnesia Tablets, reg. 20c, 17e Rexail Orderlies, 24's --------- --- -----25e Mi 31 Antiseptie Tliroat Tabiets, 24's ---- 35e Rexail Kidney and Biadder Pilla, reg. 50c, 43c Puretest A.S.A. (A-Sa-Rex) Tablets, 24's, 25c Bisma-Rex Digesters, 36's --- -----------35e Boots' M eloids -------------------- 25c Boots' Iodized Throat Tabiets, 3's -------30c 60's -------- -------------------- - - --- 40e Mi 31 Antisepte, 16 oz. - ---------- ------ 87c Pearl Tooth .Fowder ------------------ 2 for 43e Kienzo Tooth Brush, reai bristies ------29e A.B.S. & C. Tablets, Rlker's, 100's ------19e Kienzo Razor Biades, 5's ----------------19e Epsom Sait, Puretest, 16 oz.------------ 19e Dental Fix, Rexal ----- ----------------- 19c-39c Fowder Puff, 3 Inch, velour----------------- lic Minerai 011, 4-square, 40 oz. - ------------- 83e Articles For Sale FOLDING BABY CARRIAGE. Phone 2458, Mrs. Gordon Beech. 7-1 BABY CHICKS - MAÙKE SURE of your supply of Gaix'forth chicks this season. Book now. Phone us for prices and infor- mation. Barron's, Hampton. Phone 2420. 1-3-5-7-4* MASSEY-HARRIS, 650 lb. Creamn separator, nearly new; set Cock- shutt bob sleighs, with or with- out platform. Write Box 464, Statesman Office, Bowmanville. 7-1* POWER PLANT made from 19271 Chev. motor, in excellent run-3 ning order. Complete with 911 pulley. Priced reasonable to1 sell. Apply Harvey Partner, R.R. 1, Tyrone. Phone 2328, Bowmanville. 7-2 REGULAR SIZE VIKING Creamn separator, good as new, can be equipped for electric motor; also DeLaval and Melotte sep- arators in good running condi-t tion. Apply to Ethen E. Jones, Clarke. Phone Clarke 7r21. 7-2* APPLE TREES, Three and Fourr years old: Red Mclntosh, Northern Spy, Gravenstein, Red Delicious, Melba, etc. Special price on quantities. Order now for spring planting. C. A. Gle- coff, 174 Ritson Rd. South, Osh- awa. 4-13* OSHAWA*S NEW FUR2NITURE Store - Everything in modern. chesterfield, bedroom, dining suites, and studios. Bedding and floor coverings a specialty. Quality merchandise at com- petitive prices. Betore buying visit Bradley's New Furniture Store, 156 Simcoe St. S., Osh- awa. 46-tf LINOLEUM AND CONGOLEUM Rugs. Select yours from over 30patterns actually in stock. You are invited to view these at BRA1ýLEY'S New Furniture Store, 156 Simcoe South, Osh- awa. 46-tf LCivestock For Sale PUPS - COLLIE and POLICE, crossed. Phone Bowmanville 2158. 7-1* 2 SUCKLING COLTS, year old this spring. Phone Oshawa 908w12. 7-1 AYRSHIRE COW, 7 yrs. old, due to freshen. J. Brown, Base Line, phone 617. 7-1 BIG STRONG CALF suitable for vealing, born Feb. 9th. Clare E. Allin. Phone 2847. 7-1* 7 PIGS, 7 weeks old. Apply John Liptay, Lot 15, Con. 5, Darling- ton. Will deliver to Hampton. 7-1* BIG HOLSTEIN COWS to freshen right away. Will seil reasonabiy. Apply Schwarz Bros., R.R. 3, Bowmanville. Phone Oshawa 491-W11. 7-1* CHICKS - We are now taking orders for Tweedle Chicks, ahl breeds. Order early for special prices. Stewart's Seed Store, phone 577, Bowmanvîlle. 3-tf 20 WORK HORSES, aged 5 to 12 years, weights 1250 to 1700 lbs. Sold with a guarantee, money refunded or horse exchanged. Norman W. Malcohn, R.R. 1, Burketon. Phone 191-3. 5-3* Notice to Creditors IN THE ESTATE 0F ELIZA- BETH ANN OSBORNE, deceased. ALL PERSONS having dlaimns against the Estate of Elizabeth Anne Osborne, late of the Village of Newcastle, in the Township of Darlington, deceased, who died on or about the 17th day of Jan- uary, 1945, are hereby notified to send in to the undersigned Ex- ecutors of the Estate of the said Elizabeth Ann Osborne, deceased, on or before the l9th day of Feb- ruary, 1945, full particulars of their cdaims. IMMEDIATELY AFTER the said l9th day of Fcbruary, 1945, the assets of the Testatrix will be distributed amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to dlaims of which the saîd Executors shall then have notice. DATED this 3th day of Janu- ary, 1945. NINA E. NEADS, Bowmanville, Ontario; GRETA LOLA BURD, Scarboro Bluffs, Executors. dlo Nina E. Neads, King Street, Bowmanville, On- tario, Administratrix. Notice To Creditors All persons having c 1 a i M se against the Estate of Melrose G. V. Gould, late of the Town of Bowmanvîlle, in the County of Durham, Barrister-at-Law, who died on or about the l2th day of September, 1944, are required to send to the undersîgned full par- ticulars of the same on or before the 22nd day of February, 1945, after which date the assets of the deceased will be distributed, hav- ing regard on]y to the dlaims of which the Executors shaîl then have notice. DATED this lst day of Febru- ary, 1945. APHA I. HODGINS, Bowmanville, Ontario, Solicitor for LOTTA L. GOULD and MAITLAND G. GOULU, Executors. 5-3 Lost LOST - GREEN AND GOLD bar pin. Reward. Pjease pl:one 720, Bowmanville. 7-1 Notie PIANO PUPILS - Mrs. E. L. Elliott, Church St., will take a himited number of piano and theory pupils. Telephone 2889. 7-1 Bowmanville Electrieians 4 Doors West of Eaton'a in Building Occupied by Navy League AIl kinds of electric wiring donc Motors repaired and installed Phone 438 34-tf 12* APPLICATIONS For ASSESSOR Applications will be received for the position of Assessor of Township of Darlington, for the year 1946. Applications must be in the Clerk's hafids by 1 p.m., March 3rd, 1945. J. D. HOGARTH, Clerk, Twp. of Darlington, Hampton, Ontario. 7-2 Tenders Wanted Tenders will be received up and until Feb. 24, for 20 or 25 single cords of body hardwood, cut 12"1 long, to be delivered at Haydon School, S.S. 21, by March 31, 1945. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ALYMER H. BEECH, Se'y-Treas., R.R. 6, Bowmanville. 7-1 Wanted to Rent THREE ROOMS OR HOUSE, suitable for one adult and one child. Write P.O. Box 327, Bowmanville. 6.tf.1* COUPLE WITH ONE CHILD desperately need three unfur- nished rooms or apartment in Bowmanville. Phone Oshawa 2941J. 6-3* AC RE A GE, HOUSE, conveni- ences, henery, orchard, smal fruits, adjoining town. Apply Ken Vaughan, Holstein, Ont. 7-1* For Saie FOR SALE BY TENDER One International crawler tractor. Tenders to be in by noon of Ma r ch 3, 1945. , Marked "Tender." J. D. HOGARTH, Hampton, Ont., Clerk, Darlington Twp._ 7-1 Domestie or ,Iewel SHORTENING VANILLA Clark. Mus] Aylmer-Sweet WAfer PICKLES.. Richmeiio--freshly ground COFFEE. . . Bulk-4Wckor ]Plain ROUEDQATS 3 Ontario WHITE BEANS 5 Buik-ready eut@ MACARONI Real Estate For Sale 9 ROOMED HOUSE on King St. E., ah conveniences. Small down payment. Reasonable terms. Write Box 466, States- man Office, Bowmanvîlle. 7-1* LARGE SUNROOM 14'x20' ON posts. Large barh on Liberty St. N., to be removed. Good opportunity if you intend build- ing. Phone 538, Bowmanville. 7-1 Help Wanted MIDDLE-AGED LADY as house- keeper with free use of whole home and garden. Write Box 467, Statesman Office. 7-1* EXPERIENCED SINGLE MAN for general farm work, good wages and yearly engagemenit for right man. Start work 1-y April lst. Write Box 465, States- man Office. 7-1*1 Wanted HOUSE WITH ELECTRICITY, Hampton or Bowmanville vicin- ity. Write Box 463, Statesman Office, Bowmanville. 7-tf STE WARTý'S Dependable Headquarters for Hlgh Quallty Seeds ALFALFA RED CLOVER ALSIKE SWEET CLOVERS TIMOTHY GRASSES, Etc. HYBRID SEED CORN Froteet your needs as hundreds of others have by ordering NOW Note - Don't miss our special bargaîn in Hybrid Corn this year Stewart's Seed Store Phone 577 Bowmanvile Crown, Beehive, Karo lb. 19Ç CORN SYRUP Crown, Beehîve O.15Ç CORK SYRUP Canned 1btle. W1 PUMPKIH Heluz lb.35ÇBABY F( Ibo. 1 COCOA Palmolivo un. 23ç SOAP Helnz Beerstel 3 M 14SAUCE. Uape Leaf Brunswick SUJRDINE 3Mo.1 Found FOUND - HOUND, black, wyhite and brown. Owner may have same by proving ownership and paying f o r advertisement. Phone 724, Bowmanville. 7-3 FOUND - STERLING SIL VER locket. Found on King St. Own- er may have same by proving property and paying for this advt. Apply Statesman Office. 7-1 Lost, Strayed or Stolen LOST - IN BOWMANVILLE, on King St. or north, tire chain for Dodge car. Reward. F. F. Willan, Beech Ave., Bowman- ville. Phone 360. 7-1 LOST.-LADY'S CHANGE Purse containing small sum of money bast near Cawker's Store. -Re- ward. Phone 896, between 4:00 and 6:00 p.m. 7-1* WANTED F or Export Holstein & Ayrshire Springer Cows & Backwards' FLEASE PHONE or WRITE Fritz Leob R.R. 2, FORT FERRY PHONE 107-R-31 7.2* a tin 3 REFRIGERATO R Rtepairs Commercial - Domestia ANiY MAKE H. J. Bowyer PHONE OSHAWA 244 It's easy to tell the rest of the world how to live-flot so easy to let the rest of the world tell us. RELIABLE ONTARIO BREEDING STATION R.O.P. SIRED BARRED ROCK CHICKS From Blood-Tested, Bred- to-Lay parent stock. Ail chicks slred by R.O.P. coc- kerels insure high egg pro- duction and excellent meat type. We would appreclate early orderlng. Mixed Chieks, Fullets, Coc- kerels, day-old or started. WRITE or PHONE Donald E. Gibson Bowmanville, Ont. Phone Clarke 3811 No. 1 Cooking ONIONS ....3 lb.10c Crisp Green CELERY.......17c 2 28 Marsh Seedess size 96'. tins2 23e GRAPEFRUIT ..3 for 17e * . 4 S 25~ Fresh Green2 4 l oe, 25 SPINACH 2lb..25 California size 300's OZ.2se LEMONS....doz. 39e NJDS tinsFlrm Green CABBAE.......lb. 5c a tin W ashed CARROTS M..l. Sc gant 8Ç 2 reg. 11 TURNIPS ......... lb. 3c 8 oz ]24~ B. C. Deliclous Size 150's a te 4 Apples.......... doz. 39c 3 is. S Ail merchandise spld at your Domnin- Ion Store la unconditlonaiiy guaranteed to give 100 per cent satisfaction. DOMINION STORES LIMITED DeLaval Users . a Having taken over the DeLaval AgencY, I arn now in position to supply new miling machines, mllk coolers and separators. A complete line of repairs on hand at present time Prompt and courteous service at ail tisses Warco Grease and 011, Electrie Fences Fram 011 Filters W. H. Brown 3. I. Case Dealer Phone 2610 You Stili Have Time.. TO SHARE IN THE SPECIAL VALUES OFFERED IN OUR REXALL 35th Anniversary Sale The following items are only a f ew of the high quality Rexali products and other dependable goods we are featuring during this memorable sale. nest QuaIIty Mild Canadfia PASTRY FLOUR '2a 69- 0 CREESE * **ib. 29Ç Domino Aylmer Tomnato or Vegeta BARKING POUDR tin SUP amie California Navel size 220's tins 25Ç ORANGES ......39C Iceberg Head 5 5b. 49Ç LETTrUCE ... 2 for 23e No. 1 Eastern POTATOES.. 10 Ibe. 33C ~~liroAU AlBrandi tins 17Ç TOMATO ICE 3 tins &J Domnlon-fresh daly Navy BREAD . . 2 baves 15ç TISSUE Jury YLovel The Rexali Store Phono 778 Whon W. Test Eyes St Is Dons Properly lb.17ÇWHEATLETS VALUES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY9 FRIDAY, SATURDAY, FU. 15, 16, 17 WDMMIO WIZJI iZl 1 MITS È - YEGË M 1 p- 1 m PAGE TEN THURS., FEBRTJARY 15th, 1945 THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO