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Our humble apologies to Reeve * U=U= *~CARDS OF TIIANKS prived her of those plesues. sUC ESwets ornoparr wer. Tbef Jf.2MdoaUtrthhm Norman Green 0f Cartwright Seven children remain to mourflsnnoTrnofr ear hy0 r. e.Alra.Ayn Township for omitting his name in C 1 ~Mr- and Mrs. Percy ]%wefland the passing of a greatly revered TIIYUNThCURU se a e wrt reumete oernate eterlncadrcie N.SMNaCbofe the lit of counties coucillors i S ca a dino a M.SmDwllws oexedmte, ieduher n w TII'UIEDCUC em ae oreueterfomratn wasreelete byaclamtin.their sincere thanks and appreci- sons: Beryl, Mrs. V. R. Oliver, S aJn 7h 96 functions. As the machine is a protectio.~fn nlsdrnWlo last week's issue. Reeve Green ation for the xUany acts of kind- Town; Kathleen, Mrs. F. C. Clarke, udy a.2t,14 German product we have corne to Lunch a evdb r.G a.W r eihe i floral offerings in their recent be- S. Fisher, Toronto; Dorothy, Mrs. "«God is faithful who called officially advised o! capitulation. NextmetnFb.lha eSaesaanfoow ih Pte.Chre es ilarv evmn.41E.W ok Victoria, B.C., and yôu to this f elowship." We hope for final surrender by home o!Msc.Ans oi ht neettedig n c Coeo hrle DesFrlare. raeet ___ Miss Anne at home., The two 2.30 p.m.-Sunday School tomorrow. .We have also solved I can do oadbteigtecm Rev. E. L. Beech, Ripley, visited The family o! the late Mrs. sons are B. Schuyler Edsall, O! 7.00 P.m.-The Hymns 1 Love standing prb intof lin onear of n his sister, Mrs. A. Larmer, Scugog Charles T. Langmaid wish to con- Sot1o1 nrConan t.H First o! monthly services o ___________________________ FLt XV RSStreet. veSicr prcitoo h csallwith the Royal Bank at song. Mr ad rs Lal Crr Prtmaykindnesses of neighbors and HalifaNS OnrteD. Corne and Woshp it Us oul stoves in the building which Hope, were weekend guests of Mr. friends and for the beautiful W- H Garratt Brie a elig owsson a esaer fortes.uak-H and Mrs. John M. James. flowers and messages sent in ti- ton, Ont..BrwlcldaefothQuk bute to her memory. 4-l* The funeral was held from the toria College in 1896, and three er model installed the unit Tues- Ji man mili e ng toed n txtweek. family residence, Jan. 15th, with years later with the degree o! Ba- day evening, the Imperial Oil ma Jl e youdnetwek Mrs Sidney Rundle wishes to Rev. Canon C. R. Spencer offici- chelor of Divinity. Ordained in brought a drui of oil Wednesday Tpr. ou aenotGiooeydoyal n- thank hier friends and neighbors ating in the services prior to in- 1899, he served in Mthodist an now thee ront Office staff a u i -I u adia Draoon, Cap Lodenfor their kindness and letters at terment in Bowmanville ceme- charges at Millbrook, Canton, are pestering the. Editor to get one wasdia eDagonS, Camp Lo fr-n the time her husband, PO. Sidney tery. Many floral tributes came Picton, Trenton, King St. Church, for them. These are just a few of ~J '»wa Me n to ees ur Rundie, was reported missing and fromn friends in the community Oshawa; Belleville, Bowmanville, the improvements whîch are plan- = Msss Mrgre Nîcs n inc pesmedded.4-1 and fromn distant points. From a Albert St. United Church, Osha- ned, but we'll have to find a cure Miss*rae ihlsad ________nd dad distance came Mr. and Mrs. H. S. wa, and Colborne United Church. for the Editor's sciatica, neuritis,Geea DorPte. JohnoWd sOke, Burketon, Fisher and son Jack, Toronto, He was secretary o! the Bay of or arthritis before approaching end with Miss Betty Stevens, wises tohnkW.thOeorgaiztons Mrs. Grant MacMillan, Lachine, Quinte Conferenoe in '1912 and its him further. Right now he's homeVst uStrads'eheats I Toronto. Mnruean.. .EdaBeHriat rsiet n19819 r.Mor n e aridh'sgin o ie.sylsinJwelry lis Bochs wit th DminonStoe a Mlto dstrctfor parcels and cigarettes The bearers were E. L. Oliver, was a former member of the withtheDomiionStoe atMîlo rceived during his 21½ years'Howard Gibson, Don Gibson and Board of regents, Victoria Coîlege, alrltn ateits rn o has been transferred as manager ovresre* tatJms and a member o! the committee 'Falw rAtosndareeso I I T Rof the Dominion Store in Trenton. sevc- for church union. He attended T y ro n ech oe r m - C r na on tps Bihe*yu hoetruh1adMr. DL.gB. Nichols, Calabge Mrs. W. Ranton and Margaret MRS. ANNE R. FLINT and was a member of the I.O.O.F. (Continued from Page One) wiemtl ht rylo od Brigtenyourhom thrughDougas ichosstng the long wmnter with colourful son, attended the funeral of wish to thank Rev. W. Rackham Mr. Moore's wife, the former Eslia Berry in Oshawa on Mon- for his kindness and for the use Taken suddenly il on Jan. l9th Florence Maude Gailey, died nine to date refused support. A dona- artificial flowers. Potted plants, ay of Hampton church, also Mr. and Mrs. Anne Rebecca Flint, widow rmonths ago. Surviving are a tion of $10 was made to the par- CisadBoce tulpsandgeandayRe. A .Kra.omrmn Mrs. W. Horn who so kindly op- of the late Frank Flint, passed daughter, Marjorie M. G. Moore; sonage fund. GadnFlowers of ail varieties ister of St. Paul's United Church, ened their home and those who away in the Oshawa General HOs- a son, John C. G. Moore, and a Mrs. L. Hoskin, W.M.S. presi- Waxed Table Centres has been elected Chairman of the assisted Mrs. Horn in serving pital on January 19th. She was sister, Mrs. Jennie Wilson, ail of dento t int maflytshaps and sizos 1 or fEuaina oln-lunch to the friends who camne to in her 65th year. Toronto. dent, xpressd thepreseowi roce eantdl nt w SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY wood. h uea fM.W atn Born in Kent, Englafld, Anne presented the following program: o efdsg. Aia oish r.ad Mrs. Geo. W. James 4-1* R. Crouch married Frank Flint in Th akSo New Year's message from the mn eas hî ersaeas * ma U~U U~U w ere inaGranby, Que., on Saturday- England 39 years ago and movedTh BakSo president of the W.A. conference INN ULAILN t o attend the Freeman-Legge wed- COMING EVEINTS to Canada, residing in the Bow- was read by Mrs. Hoskin; devo- ottnjg JeV eJL.Y LL. îng ___________placeintheAn-_- manville district for about 35 (Continued from Page One) tional on prayer, Mrs. Skinner; glican Church. . Dance at Oshawa Conlegiate, years. Four years ago Mrs. Flint Mrs. E. White read Mrs. Aiken'sBrclt "BG2"Don't mispiace your invitation Friday, Jan. 25, with Hannigan 's took up residence in Oshawa with again and see that you really did radio paper on Facts About Can- "BG2"to Club 15's Mardi Gras on Feb. Mountaineers, featuring Jimmy hier son, Wesley, at 158 Celina St. write 'add other features', but it ada-This gave much startlingGodndSvrBacltaeagi PHN 5 s.Purchase tickets early from Dobson. Dancing 9 to 1. Admis- She was predeceased by hier hius- would ruin the joke if I changed gnfrattaing Cnataioni the veyppurhomtnesuig sa club members, as there is a limited sion 50c. Sponsored by the U.A. band in October, 1939. * * *,, ornament theadearer'tipetihobby sale of lickets. W.A. 2-3 She is survived by two daugh- world, the U.S. and Great Britainchaces Stn adpar st ________________________ Mr. and Mrs. Sid Casbourn, ters, Mrs. A. Perfect (Hazel) of Mr. Morrison's letter took being greater; she has the third baeeswt ekae omth Toronto, and CpI. Irene Casbourn, Don't mispiace your invitation Whitby, and Mrs. S. Mitchell the writer back to the days be- largest navy in the world, main- C.W.A.C., Long Branch, spent the to Club 15's Mardi Gras on Feb. (Elsie) of Oshawa, and two sons, fore there was gymnasium or tained a large army in spite ofios For SERVICE weekend with their prns Mr. lst. Purchase tickets early from Kenneth of Bowmanville and a beautiful assembly hall. We having oniy 12 million people in ON THE and Mrs. H. C. Casbourn. club members, as there is a lim- Wesley of Oshawa. Five grand- used to climb up to the loft lionps o othcutres.anadaEailng HOE Dr. and Mrs. L. W. Thompson ited sale o! tickets. 4-1* children also survive. every morning to be welcom- waos o the r country to freeze FRONT iller overtheweeend r. DcorRGev.TusdyW.b ît The funeral was held from the ed or warned by the teachers wagsa the first utyto ave fm arig e it ers ne e 1tLuke-McIntosh Funeral Home, on and would wonder how mnany ily allowances. If these prove FRONT Miller obe thntilekgoodDwethave gained muchy, if Thompson i the chief physician in for Afternoon Tea and sale o! Tuesday. Rev. D. M. Rose o! St. more days it would wih eriNekacscrat vr charges Anlocaniyurformal facombinationllearalsor chreof the Weston Sanitarium. home cooking in St. Paul's Sun- eres nlcn0hrh of the floor gave way. I remeITi- thyfaloer ilernrm Messs Grdo Farelio! ew ay School, under auspices of W. which the deceased was a member, ber that Lawrence Goddard u n vi iatr ml easi efo oet e Messr Goron Frrellof Nw d s anBracelets.ter Toronto, and Cyrus FarreIlio! To- A. Group 1. Further particulars conducted the services. Interment and I used to be the bane in Ms .Hdsngv iep-sg acigtesunn e roto hvereuredtotheir later. -~*wsi omnil eeey Mr. Morrison's existence. Be- r.RHogngaeafe-- 4-1fore giving us uplas aebadejob per on "Education to Live"' point- homes afa rattending the funeral hoe îieaîtied esverys manspassojobipo Nvete teteatF.NFar- Oshawa Youth Club will hold h ieal re vr en P. .reli at Saskatoon, Sask. a dance in Brookiin Community REV. SAMUEL C. MOORE konttantaorctu, bn in at heoe. feanmdta Cpl. Mabel Brooks, C.W.A.C Hl nFrdy a. 5h h but still we led the school as wl o ieadlani m ae oete itefr !Cm Toronto, was on weekend holiday Port Perry High School 'Teen Age Prominent as a member ir, the the only two pupils who could that ruts. h e fad erred to miDpcs, ate Pfue ote ........ .... wth hier parents and family. Her band will provide music. Ad- Methodist anîd later United write the English language Saeysdrsst thatrss h e Caadia tchaecrae awDer.eet mission 50e. 4-yChurcheBayaotQuinteaConfer brother Johnnie who has been iîîmsin5c 41CucByofQit ofr in such a manner that no one Club in Bowmanville where hewhlweascryawieartyo enceeRev. SamuluC. Moorel81, could read it. Our pen- said we were over-emphasizingHarrn ets 0adfllos' anceat owndied Jan. 2lst, at his home, il manship marks were not high. the intellectual and physical edu- for a eek hs resmed hs Oddellow dan e at twnAvonlea Blvd., Toronto. Since FiayIbuhatperer cioo!urothndegc- regular work on The StatesmanHalOonoFrdyFe.8hhsrtrmn !rmteatv buI'nocetiho Dec ighesrta-hce ne ! ,ToeatnigteWMSwith Jack Galloway's orchestra. hsrtrmn rmteatv Thos Covx" P eytelinPeteoro n JanPrizes will be presented to lucky ministry in 1933, he has been asso- bmaden otcran w ec ithe usspo! juvlenedeonqen-f Thforhnv e" Pl't rm Sn t Anrew's Pb wanns dmiso 0 prpr iated with the Ontario Federation maeotthcussf vni dlqe- frdsrmnci- 1t rmS. Ade' resb»- wnnso isin 4-0asperAp*r* *cy. We must learn to balance In nnterian Church were: Mrs. L. T. so. - of Temperance as field secretary thorughy d. MLauhli, Ms. . Cyle Mr. Enisilln Snda Scoolandout Ontario until stricken a !ew are now making some imrprove- lectual and moral then we will * toroghl de MaughM rs. J..Co.ealMrs. EnisihenSuda Prhogresnd and tavele xtnsvlythogh ntsineth rnchov erso e-ourveeducatobeen te ite- pendable. A. Honeyman, Mrs. D. F. Henry Hockey Team will holdPrge- ayag.mnsithsbnc ofhes-avedaed useesolve andMis F.M.Galraih.sive Lost Heir and Euchre at the Mr. Moore was born in Lindsay, tablishment of M. A. James & Mrs. Hoskin favored with a soloJWE L R Éa&td&dC& On Thursday, Jan. l7th, Mrs. G. Hall, Friday, Jan. 25th, at 8 p. where he attended high school. Sons. This week one of our press- and Mrs. A. Wood a reading. Ap- - ~ F. Jamieson was in Peterborough, Prizs. Sandwiches and tarts He graduated in arts from Vic- es has been given a complete preciation o! the program pro-Km St,.Bwanie CHARbIETTE attending a trousseau tea in honor will be served. Admission 25e ______________ overhaul bringing it up to date vided was expressed by Mrs. for milady .. o! hier niece, Miss Phyllis Upper, and 15c. 4-1 with the latest attachments and Wright. beauty plus whose marriage to Lieut. Peter S. _________ Business Directory reain mnywngas. Our Announcenlent was made of the urate c abu okpaeo audy automatic prînting press has also smallpox vaccine to be given to yJan. l9th, in Trinity United O iu r L E G A L been strewn around the f loor children. and adults at the school, Church, Peterborough. Relatives Obt.ry ding were Mr. and Mrs. G. B. MRS. S. S. EDSALL Britr-Slctr-Ntr HarBicke, Mr. and Mrs. . . Bike The Bowmanviile community Solicitor for Bankof Montreal U Mr. and Mrs. . . ie n d is suffered another loss among the Money to Loan - Phone781 O H75 ting ' S Jewealle y Mr. arcle sj.iF. Jamies.Maissolder generation in the death o! Bowmanville, Ontariô f 75 Klg St Bowmnv for Juer B in.wsjuirbîdsadEllen May Garratt Edsall at lher________________ couin.residence, Brown Street, Satur- LAWRENCE C. MASON, B.A. o!8y ar.s2, 194months heMrs. da8y a. l2mth, 1946 . At thage Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public passed on after 10 years o! fail- King Street W., Bowmanviile T U C A EA LY U in g health. For the past four years Phone: Off ice 688 Residence 553 brave and cheerful under the con- W. F.1WARDAB.A. o For the Time of YOUR LIFE 1she F._______B.A. _ stant and affectionate care o! hier Barrister - Solicitor - NotaryL W STWinteyuocmprorpiesihayohrDugore daughter, Miss Anne Edsall in the 9% King Streèt E.0 O E TWinteyuocmprorpieswh iPnLrm ha ovs Msi ha Trll! home they shared following the Bwavil naroP0E death o! the husband and father, Bwfl he - naroPR Si the Dominion o! Canada. TOORWOne-a-Day Tabiets 44c-98c $1.77 EnL u Fae Bayer Aspirin ------- 18c 29c 79c GD S K Y TTOORWoLiver Pis ------------- 23c 69e 39c69c Glyeî n Caters ite Rose-Water---------- 4oz. 26c I( WHAT DOES THE BIBLE SAY?nLitr------ 29___________ ci Aphamettes $.00-$3.50 O>YA Bile Beans ------------ 47 ____ ~~Vick's Vapo Rub ---- 43ceAGS ELIGOT Christianity Does the Rock of Grove's Cold PSUU RA Lii et ------ 2c-59cBRf S ta rS tiliq - = .---T ab lets 2---------AIN Pertussin------- 59c-99c Il58Ç98Ç Anacin Tablets __ 22c-69e Lecture by . First of a series of lectures con- I Fruitatives ------- 22c-39c ducted' byPamrD osnFeait----- 93C PALMER D. ROBSON PalmerD.Rbsn en---- 9-3 and B. Wesley Brown, assisted Shave Cream 33cou sz Messages n Song byby fellow students of Oshawa Cue Dentifrice i9C-33e Scott's Emulsion 59c-98c___________ Messagsoinlegge. Colga.te's Dental Cream 25c-40e College Maie Quartette UJisorB PRESRPIN PCAT 7:30 P.M i JANUARY 27TH0 S c ns o f ilI nd lafll IThLucky tNew Way Iw.i AALSEXMcOREO(IE Clg3nr 1et.BrightCSiflesL U ASC R A DESD U SPO E72- W OB = = = 3 0 =t= = = o c = = = = m = = = States- th Tiie much tivities miding 3c >nd! IRI DELE I t i