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THURSDAY, SEPT. 2th, 1945 THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, BOWMANVILLE. ONTARIO PAC~F. WTVE More Prize Winners at Cartwright Exhibition (continued from last week) Domestic Science White Bread-Mrs. E. Dorrel], Mrs. George Baird, Mrs. J. A. Johnston. Hall Dozen Buns - Mrs. E. Dorrell, Mrs. J. A. Johns- ton, Mrs. George Baird. Haîf Dozen Biscuts-Mrs. E. Dorreil, Mrs. Geo. Bowers, Mrs. George Baird. Dark Layer Cake - Mrs. S. Moore, Mrs. Carl Wright, Mrs. Reg. Boundey. Light Layer Cake 4 ROYAL ¶ BOWMANVILLE MOTION PICTURES Thursday, Friday WALLACE BEERY, THIS MAI Herolsm, thrllls and lai lighter-than-ajr bra Saturday 0n13, BEAUTIFUL E With Joan Davis A comedy that wllle -ADDED WIES' HOPALONGC MYSTER' Mon., Tues., Wed., S National WITH MICKEY ROONEY, ELIZ CRISP AND MANY 0' THE PICTURE 0' IN GLORIOJS I To AU Our, Patrons - We eertify this to be one o on our sereen. We urge yoi LEARN MORE, NIGHT S Eaeh Tuesday and Thursdaye BEGINNING OC - Cet Your Nan Day School now open for regist particulars or cali at schm Bowmanville Bu Bowiman 44 King St. West skates, but sc budget and d< Now is the t her bank byc Our brai IrTE CI OF( -Mrs. S. Moore, Mrs. Reg. Boun- Boundey, Mrs. P. VanCamp. Haîf Mrs. Ira Lowe, Mrs. G. Baird. Bus. Butson. Towel, guest-Mrs. IraNet to dey, Mrs. Neil Malcolm. Apple Dozen Gems-Mrs. Reg. Boundey, Ajax Oats-Mrs. G. Baird, Billy Lowe, Mrs. N. Malcolm. Tea Cosy et to Pie-Mrs. Neil Malcolm, Mrs. S. Mrs. Geo. Bowers, Mrs. N. Green. Ferguson, Roy Taylor. Sheaf Faîl wool knit-Mrs. Ira Lowe, Mrs. ____ Malcolm, Mrs. R e g. Boundey. ltfCnndFutMs. Wheat-N. Taylor & Sons. Sheaf Ruttle. Vanity Set, 3 pieces - Nestieton W.I. met at the home Pumpkin Pie - Mrs. Reg. Boun-Colcinf aedFutM . Barley, six-rowed-N. Taylor & Mrs. Ira Lowe, Miss V. Butson. of Mrs. Wesley Beacock. Mrs. S. dey, Mrs. Norman Green, Mrs. G. S. Moore, Mrs. Reg. Boundey, Mrs. Sons, Earl Dorrell. Sheaf Qats, Card Table Cover - Mrs. Ira E. Werry, Solina, District Presi- FLEXAIRE BRASSIERE Bair. Risi Pi - rs.Reg. Geo. Bo we rs. Collection of early - Billy Ferguson, Mrs. G. Lowe, Mrs. F. Stinson. dent, was present. There were Boundey, Mrs. Neil Malcolm, Mrs. Pickles-Mrs. Reg. Boundey, Mrs. Baird. Girls Under 22 Years of Age 28 ladies and some children in at- S. Malcolm. Oatmeal Cookies - G. Baird. Honey, strained, 1 qt- Vegetables and Roots Article made from flour sack- tendance. Mrs. Werry gave a by Flexees Mrs. Geo. Bowers, Mrs. Neil Mal- Mrs. Norman Green, Mrs. Ira Peck Potatoes, early named - Kathleen Wright, Mrs. N. Mal- splendid address on "Our Task'. colM, Mrs. S. Moore. Jelly Rol- Lowe. Maple Syrup, 1 qt.-Mrs. Mrs. Ira Lowe, Norman Green, N. colm. Cardigan, wool knit - Good program in charge of Mrs. Mrs. Reg. Boundey. Brown Bread S. Malcolmn, Mrs. Neil Malcolm, Taylor & Sons. Peck Potatoes, Dorothy Wright, Kathleen Wright. Lorne Thompson included: solo T EB AF RB S M BA T -Mrs. Geo. Bowers, Mrs. J. A. Mrs. N. Green. Lemon Pie - late named - Mrs. Ira Lowe, N. Gloves, wool knit- Dorothy by Mrs. Vine, "A Perfect Day"; T EB AF RB S M B A T Johnston. Haîf Dozen Cookies - Mrs. S. Moore, Mrs. Reg. Boundey, Taylor & Sons. Haîf Dozen Tur- Wright, Kathleen Wright. House reading by Mrs. G. Thompson; Mrs. Reg. Boundey, Mrs. Geo. Mrs. Norman Green. Canned nips, feed -Albert Wright, Billy Dress, print - Kathleen Wright, paper on "Citizenship" by Mrs. H. Bowers, Mrs. Neil Malcolm. Haîf Pears, 1 qt.-Mrs. Reg. Boundey. Ferguson, Percy VanCamp. Haîf Dorothy Wright. Pullover, woolPil;rîcalwsnsrewt Dozen Ginger Snaps - Mrs. Reg. Pair Dressed Chickens - Mrs. Dozen Turnips, table - Ed. Har- knit - Kathleen Wright, or-doions orditt ags. Luncd wh Stanford VanCamp, ris, Mrs. G. Baird, Pery Van- thy Wright. Tea Towels, '2, hand wasa serv efdrand Mras. B eaconck h1 7 Robin Hood Flour Milis Ltd., Camp. Haîf Dozen Carrots, table finished - Dorothy Wright, Pearl District President, and ail those l 7 -Chas. Bickle, Mrs. P. VanCamp, Wrgt FnyApo rs.N.incharge were given a hearty Specal rs. taney alcom. wo Hb- alclm, atheen rigt. o f thanks for an enjoyable Homemade Bread - Mrs. Earl bard Squash t Mrks. J. A. Johns- fture R orrel. Sponge Cake - Mrs. S. ton. Two Pie Pumpkins - Mrs. Pat n lwr feno pn.Lde lne 'H E A Il R EMoore. Apple Pie - Mrs. J. A. r oe il egsn d Asters - Mrs. F. Stinson, Mrs. 'B E A T J~~~~ohnston. Oatmeal Cookies-Mrs. Harris. Haîf Dozen Table Beets- Carl Wright. Dahlias - Mrs. S. .and Mrs. Frow ank layfooitdsot-itn rsir yFees ehv Geoe Bir. eaaisuisd. do.ersaP VaCapMr.ieisMa, o1e,2rs E. aris.GMoioianrBrce Bwmnvile vsiedszHoarris.g rasirebyFleee. e av Mrs P. PHONE 589 -Mrs.Ma- 1_ M.S.eryoore.o ATPHERNE9 rainaMoor ee.colm, Mrs. S. Malcolm. Haîf Peck Mrs. L. E. Mountjoy, Mrs. AI- iMr. Henery Thompson2.o 38 S TTE ETGanadSesOnions, yellow - Chas. Biekie, bert Wright. Collection of Cut Mr. and Mrs. George Johns vis- i . ht o.S.e 2t 8 Bus. Eall Wheat, red-Mrs G. Mrs. Ernest Larmer. Haîf Dozen Flowers - Mrs. Reg. Boundey, ited his uncle, Mr. George Chap- Baird, 2nd. Bus. Faîl Wheat, Mangolds, red-N. Taylor & Sons. Mrs. Stanford VanCamp. Best man, Ballyduff, who had several Only, Sept. 20, 21 white-Billy Ferguson, Mrs. Ira Hall Dozen Mangolds, white - arranged high basket-Mrs. L. E. ribs broken. V T O H O PT LB -A JAMES IGLEASON Lowe, Mrs. S. Malcolm. Bus. Peas, Mrs. G. Baird. Haîf Dozen Man- Mountjoy, Mrs. Norman Green. Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Bird and V T O H O PT LB -A JMS LESNlarge-N. Taylor & Sons. Bus. golds, any other variety-Albert Best arranged low basket-Mrs. Nancy, Brooklin, visited her par- - ON - Peas, small-Mrs. G. Baird, Mrs. Wright, Mrs. G. Baird, N. TaylorL.E Mountjoy, Mrs. Norman ents, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Em- MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th Ira Lowe. Bus. Qats, white early & Sons. Haîf Dozen Tomnatoes- Green. Phlcx, annual- Mrs. erson. M'S NAVY-Billy Ferguson, N. Taylor & Mrs. Neil Malcolm, Chas. Bickel, Reg. Boundey, Mrs. Stanford Van- Mr. and Mrs. Victor Malcolm -- E~S NAVYSons. Bus. Qats. white late - Mrs. S. Malcolm. Six Ears Yeî- Camp. n ap dr ag on s -Mrs. and Wayne visited friends at .ghs a plenty i thLs George Baird, Billy Ferguson, N. low Table Corn - Mrs. P. Van- Pe recy VanCamp, Mrs. Carl Orono. I *anch of the Navy Taylor & Sons. Bus. Barley, six- Camp, Chas. Bickle. Sheaf En- Wright. Zinnias - Mrs. C a r Master Melville Samels as re-. i d c rowed-Mrs. Ira Lowe, Mrs. G. silage Corn - Mrs. Neil Malcolm, Wright, Chas. Bickle. Petunias- covered from his operation and k ae Baird, Billy Ferguson 4. Bus. Mrs. S. Malcolm, Albert Wright. Mrs. Albert Wright, Mrs. Roy is able to be out again. , Sept. 22nd Barley, two-rowed - Tennyson Collection of vegetablese - Chas. Taylor. Dîning Room Bouquet- Mr. and Mrs. L. Joblin visited Phone 451 The Modern Store Bowmanville Samelîs. Peck White Beans- Bickle, Ernest Larmer. Two Mrs. Neil Malcolm, Mrs. Carl Mr. and Mrs. George Johns. j______________________________ BUT BROKE _____________ Heads Cabbage, faîl - Mrs. G. Wright. Verbenas - Mrs. Reg. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nesbitt, _______________________________ Baird. Haîf Dozen Parsnips-N. Boundey, M rs. Sandy Moore. Garry and Ross, Bowmanville, s, Jane Frazee Taylor & Sons. Nasturtiums - Mrs. S. Malcolm, Leading Stoker Gordon Woods Bowmanville Hospital. The safest boundaries between .eave you in stitches Fruits Mrs. N. Malcolm. Marigolds, Af- and Mrs. Woods, Halifax, Mrs. A large number from here at- nations are friendships which TERN HIT- Chas. Bickle, ahl prizes. rican - Chas. Bickle. Marigolds, Robt. Ewers and Ann, Quebec tended Lindsay Fair. have no bounds. French-Mrs. F. Stinson, Mrs. Ai- City, with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. ___________ CASIDY]InLadies' Department bert Wright. Cosmos - Mrs. S. Porteous. PO Ewers, motor me- When farmers become less bit- A clever mind sees the problem. OSHAWYAI Afghan, Wool - Mrs. Frank M o o r e, Mrs. Reg. Boundey. chanic, is expected later. ter at their lot we will have a lot An understanding heart supplies Stinson, Mrs. S. Moore. Apron, Pansies-Chas. Bickle, Mrs. Sandy M.adMs rdCafr etrfres h nwr tY MAN OIAAfancy-Mrs. Ira Lowe, Mrs. Neil Moore. Saîvia-Mrs. F.Stinson ndMr. anMr Fre afrd et e rfresteanwr Free Parking Phone 1011 Malcolm. Apron, kitchen, plain- Sweet Peas - Mrs. Reg. Boundey, ae-nd . am Chrwfordethe ______________________________ Sept. 24 - 26 Only Mrs. Frank Stinson, Mrs. N. Mal- Mrs. S. Malcolm. Cadet Frank Emerson, Toronto, colm. Article made from flour with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. sack-Mrs. F. Stinson, Mrs. Neil Malcolm Emerson. Friday, Saturday, Malcolm. Baby's Bonnet, crochet A number from here attendedz« I Velvet September 21, 22 -Mrs. F. Stinson, Mrs. W. J. Burketon Lindsay Fair and report a good , Frankly speaking . .. It's Ruttle. Baby's Bonnet, knit - time and fair. ZABETH TAYLOR, DONALD Marvelous Mrs. Ruttie, Mrs. F. Stinson. Visitors: Miss Eff le Glennie, )THE FAORIES PEAING Baby's Bootees, crochet - Mrs. F. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dolby and ROUGHLY SEeN Stinson, Mrs. Ruttle. Baby's family, Oshawa, with Mrs. PearlEnil )F THIE YEAR Starring Bootees, knit - Mrs. F. Stinson, Avery. .. Mrs. H. Rahm is home n il rECHNICOLOR Rsln usiJc Miss V. Butson. Baby's Dress, from Toronto. . Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Carson fancy, 1 yr. size-Mrs. S. Moore, Rahm, Union, and Mrs. Harry Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Prescott, Mrs. Geo. Baird. Baby's Dress, Rahm visited Mr. and Mrs. George Ruth and Rose Marie attended the of the best pîctures seen With wool knit, 1 yr.-Mrs. S. Moore, Rahm, Saintfield. .. Mrs. Bertha shower for Mr. and Mrs. Lorne )u not to mis;s IL. Robert Hutton, Jean Sulli- Mrs. F. Stinson. Baby's Jacket, Wilson is visiting friends in Osh- Gray, Claremont, at the home of Th angmetvan, Alan Hale crochet - Mrs. F. Stinson, Mrs. awa.. Miss Hazel Aldred with Mr. J. Malette, Salem. The anagmentRuttle. Baby's Jacket, knit-Mrs. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. C. Chil- Charm, Cheer and Chuckles F. Stinson, Miss V. Butson. Bed Aldred.. Mr. Ross Hubbard, derhose and family, Misses Ada In smash entertainiment Jacket, iady's wooi knit -.Mrs. Oshawa, at home. . . Miss Ruby and Elsie Rahm, Bowmanville, Added Ruttle, Mrs. F. Stinson. Bed Bailey, Oshawa, Mr. O r 1 a n d Mr. and Mrs. C. Rahm, Union, at Paixgmount's Latest News Light, hand made-Mrs. F. Stin- Bailey with Mr. and Mrs. T. Mr. Harold Ormiston's... Mr. and son. Bed Spread, embroidered- Bailey. .. Isobel Carter and Mrs. Mrs. Calvin Niddery, Toronto, at Mrs. F. Stinson, Mrs. Ira Lowe. Myrtie Carter visited in Peter- Mr. Wallace Pascoe's. .. Mrs. R. EARN MORE Mon., Tues., Wed., Bed Spread, candlewick - Mrs. boro. Pascoe is visiting with Mrs. C. L. Sept. 24- 26 S. Moore, Mrs. Ira Lowe. Bridge Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Mackey, Brooklin... Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wilde's Set, embroidered - Mrs. I ra J. Gill and relatives in the death George Gibson, Taunton, at Mr. ')'C O O LLowe, Mrs. Neil Malcolm. Buffet of her brother, Mr. George Rich- Edgar Prescott's.. Mr. and Mrs. evening from 7 to 9 o'clock GALoe utton oeonfisd The ladies of district were in- R. Ormîiston's, Enniskillen. * C.. With garment - Mrs. Ruttle, Mrs. Ira vited to the Service Club, Ennis- Mr. E. V. Bowman, Kitchener, CTOB R 2d Gorg Sader, Hrd at- Lowe. killen, to a pot iuck supper and at the Bowman's. ~AU CTOB R 2n Gerge andes, urd at- C e n t r e p i e c e, embroidered, hear Miss Aleen Aked speak on Miss Merle Ormiston bas re- ieU AR Y -field, Donna Reed, Angela white or oyster iinen-Mrs. Ira "Hobbies" which was greatly ap- turned home after undergoing an n InE R Y -Lansbury Lowe, Mrs. F. Stinson. Cardigan, preciated. operation f o r appendicitis at trations. Write or phone for M.G.M.'s daring drama of wool, knit, lady's-Mrs. Ira Lowe. ool during sehool hours. youth's adventure in living Centrepiece, crochet - Miss V. ___ Butson, Mrs. Ira Lowe. Centre- Starts Thursday iece, knit - Mrs. F. Stinson, Mrs. yR e g. Boundey. Collection of ,vule A Technicolor Musical S. Moore. Chesterfield Set, 3 Phone 434 pieces - Mrs. Ruttie, Mrs. Ira Mi Costume Slip, lady's-Mrs. F. Stin- son, Mrs. Geo. Baird. Cross0 Stitch, finished article-Mrs. F. I Stinson, Mrs. Ruttle. Cushion, P R E S E N T S boudoir - Mrs. Reg. Boundey, J Mr§. Ira Lowe. Cushion, crochet, son. Cushion, fancy silk - Mrs.woi-Ms ute r.F tn C) Ira Lowe, Mrs. F. Stinson. Cut-O work Embroidery - M rs. ra 0o Lowe, Mrs. Geo. Baird. Floor Mat, 0O braided cotton-Miss V. Butson, 0 Mrs. Geo. Baird. Floor Mat, Mr eiet braided silk - Mrs. S. Moore. »a rK Gloves, lady's crochet or knit wool Wae ote C v r t wo-M rs. Ruttle, Mrs. Ira Lowe. HotA N Miss V. Butson, Mrs. Ira Lowe. A NO House Coat, lady's, cotton, sample 0 :V' 0"attached - Mrs. Albert Wright,O Mrs. F. Stinson. House Dress,0 print-Mrs. S. Moore, Mrs. Geo. Baird. Labor Saving Device, home made - Mrs. Geo. Baird, Mrs. Reg. Boundey. Luncheon 1 i e t r e tee Cloth and Serviettes - Miss V. Butson, Mrs Geo. Baird. Mitts 0 men's, knit - Mrs. F. Stinson, i 0 Miss V. Butson. Needlepoint, 0 fiihe rtce-r.N. Malcolm, FEA TURING0 Mrs. F. Stinson.g Nightgown, lady's silk - Mrs. Ira Lowe, Mrs. F. Stinson. Oil- N l cloth Novelties, 3-Mrs. F. Stin- v ~ .l2 l* u son, Mrs. Ruttle. Pillow Cases, trimm- Mrs.-1 N rGeo.ke.ABairda & heMrs. Otp Tabl Runerwhite or oyster linen - Mrs. Ira Lowe, Mrs. Reg. Boundey. Table Runner, brownAd isoM ~~ON4N1ERCE ~~~FiisedArticle - Mrs. Rl, o TDNS$.OPRPRO 2 E ESN R. L. MITCHELL, Manager ' Mrs. Ira Lowe. Towel, ath TDNS$.0PRESOOHR 125 ER ESN BOWMNVILE BRNCHtrimmed - Miss V. Butson, Mrs. Ira Lowe. Towel, bedroomn, cro- chet trim - Miss V. Butson, Mrs. DNIG9T finished-Mrs. F.Stinson, Miss V. 'j 'E THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO PAGE FIVE