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Bowmanville THE CANADIAN STATESMAN. BOWMANVTLLE ONTARTO 6 iA When You See . That Best Dressed Best Pressed Man You'1l generally find that lie leaves it to Bowman.vile Oleaners to see that his clothes always have that good-as-new appearance. Our Dry Cleaning Specialists know how to niake your clothes really clean and also to restore that richness of fabrie that was in the cloth when you originally purchased it. PHONE 520 For Pick-up & Delivery L4cwmanvil le Cleaners and IIvers Phone 520 Kinig st., W. STE WART'S SEEDS When you buy Stewart's Bulk Garden Seed you eliminate all risk of planting poor grade, low germination seed. Stewart's Bulk Seed has to be the best, it is Govt. Graded and Tested for high germination, AND - you get more seed for your money. Know Before Yeu Sow How'YourSeed WiIl Grow SQUASH MELONS SALSIFY PARSLEY CRESS KOHL RABI ONIONS BEANS PEAS CORN CERT. POTXTOES FLOWERS Phone 577 Ti The late for1 KIng1 Newcastle On April 20th the senior Trail Rangers and the C.G.I.T. joined in a hile conducted by Mr. John Sandham, leader of the Trail Rangers. Mrs. Foster and friend are vis- iting Mr. and Mrs. John Sand- ham. Pte. Wilbert Graham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Graham, ar- rived home from overseas where he spent several years with the :WALLPAPER : TIN Th rih alppM ds :cham ad ditintionto ouM uhme M UWRH N MU-ETDPPR :Atav e oouc-miato in apes fr eeryroo : :A arg asortentof attrns :Spcia Bagais i Rom LtM a ofdiscntined nmber PREMME WALLAPERPAS M Je WeJWM "BI 20 M M M * PHONE 556 i M I I LIKE "the champ, " neyer expose yourself to a crip- pling blow - always be prepared for the unexpect- ed. If you don't carry complete Automobile In- surance, you are wide open to a serious financial loss which may be a knockout. NOW, before you drive, insure. with- Stuart R. James INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE Successor to J. J. Mason Son Phone 681 King St. Bowmanville RACTOR TIRE' REPAIR DEPOT A COMPLETE SERVICE IN - ONE DEPOT TRACTOR TIRE VULCANIZER cà(LCIUM CHLORIDE PUMP The Only Complete Tractor Tire Service East of Toronto SPECIAL SERVICE TO OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS et Vulcanùiug Unit made specially Tractor and Large Truck Tires Phone: Bowmanville 467 Ge F. Jamieson Tire Depot St., W. Bowmanville Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Watson and Jack, Orono, were Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Erroil Brown and Beryl spent Easter weekend in Toronto. Mrs. Frank Branton is in Tor- onto with her sister, Mrs. Tuif who is ill. Their many friends in New- *castle are happy to learn that Mr. pWalter R. Douglas, New York, -and his sister, Mrs. H. Ragen, Tor- onto, are now permanent resi- dents of the village. The very modern and extensive alterations that Mr. Douglas has been hav- ing made in the family home are ab;ut completed and Mr. Doug- las who has now retired as sales manager of the United States Rubbem Co., and his sister, Mms. H. Rogen, took up esidence in the home last week. Miss Helen Hooper, Ajax, was guest of Miss Evelyn Allun. Miss Virginia Cooke, Port Cre- dit public school staff, was home with her mother, Mh~. W. H. Cooke. Mm. Fred Rowe, Ottawa, has been visiting at lis home heme. Miss Mary Dewdney, Bishop Strachan School, Toronto, was home for Easter vacation. Mr. and Mrs. John Bumbidge, Ancaster, weme Easter guests of hem parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Smith. Mm. and Mrs. S. Sutton, Miss Sutton, Coiborne, Mr. Vance Sut- ton, Oshawa, were Eastem guests of Miss Beatrix McIntosh. Misses Lois and Aresta Martin, Toronto, weme Easter guests at their home heme. Mr. and Mms. RexWynn, Brant- ford, spent Sunday at their cottage at the lake. Mr. and Mrs. Saxon Grahamn have returned home after spend- ing the winter months in Florida. Miss Minnie Pearce, Toronto, Miss Patricia Pearce, R.N., Osh- awa, Mm. Joe Hockin, Training and Re-establishment Institute, Brockville, Mm. and Mrs. Kenneth Pearce and littie son, Peter, Mid- land, Mrs. Emie Pearce and daugh- ter Marilyn, Toronto, Mrs. W. H. Pearce and Ernest were Easter guests at Mrs. H. R. Peamce's. Harold and Frank Hoar, Tom- onto, visited their mother, Mrs. E. C. Hoar. Sixteen girls, pupils in Princi- pal Frank McMullen's room in Newcastle public sehool, have launched a new projeet, that of Home Helpers' Club. Thirteen of the girls volunteer to stay with children at night so their parents may take advantage of any social activities. Their fee is 50c fmom 7:30 to 11:30, with an extra charge of 35c per hour after 11:30. Thmee of the girls who are under 12 years of age are available for Sa- turday afternoon duty only. In addition each of the girls will also stay one Sunday a month with children free so as to allow par- ents to attend divine worship. A list of the girls' names also the mules they have drawn up is post- ed on the bulletin board in the Community Hall. Anyone wish- ing to avail themselves of this vemy excellent and commendable scheme is advised to get in touch with Principal McMullen. Mrs. Less Gallaher, Ted and Jean Gallagher and Mrs. Jack Sallows, Coldwater, were Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs. Morley Sallows. Mm. and Mrs. Jack Nesbitt, Osh- awa, have opened their home in Newcastle and are now residing here. They had as their Easter guests, Mr. and Mrs. Newton Ash- ton of Markdale. Mrs. E. Foley, Toronto, is spending some time with her sis- ter-in-law, Mrs. Stella Anderson. Cpl. and Mrs. Charles Thack- eray were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Thackeray. - - II1UI1~JJAX, A±~UL Ordnance Corps. On the day lie arrived celebrations were under way in the Graham household due to the arrivai of a new neph- ew, born to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Grahami. The day was addition- ally eventful as "Wib" celebrated his birthday. Comncidence con- tinued when he called at The Statesman office on the day a letter arrived from England in- forming the staff that a soldier named -Wilbert Graham from Newcastle had visited his rela- tives in Devonshire and had also calied on Miss Liz4e Oke and Miss Dorothy Lord at Bidford who are related to the Editor. "Wib" had an interesting time overseas and his stories of England, France, Holland and Germany will make worthwhile conversation among his wide group of friends through- out the district for many weeks. We, on behaif of the community, welcome him home to the family group again. The community e.xtends a very hearty welcome home to Pte. Roy Foster, son of Mrs. Mary Foster, who has arrived home after ser- ving in the 'European theatre of war. Pte. Poster brought honor to his native village by being awarded the Military- Medal for gallant action in the battle around Caen. Citizens of Newcastle and district join in saying a glad wel- corne home to this very brave and gallant soldier. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Howard, Toronto, spent the weekend with Mrs. Scott Howard. Mr. Allan Howard who is inspector of Sou- thern Agenicies for the Confeder- ation Life Assurance Co., has just returned from Venezuela, South America. Miss Jean Gray, Bracebridge public sehool, and Mr. Jack Rice, Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Gray, Oshawa, were guests with Mrs. Luella Gray, Elmhurst Ho- tel. Mrs. Harold Toms is visiting hier daughter, Frances Toms, of Montreal, and friends in St. Lam- bert and Richmond, Quebec. Miss Ruth Bonathan and Mr. George Bonathan, Toronto, were home for Easter. Fast Guaranteed Radio.,Service On All Makes of Home and Auto Radios SETS CALLED FOR AND DELIVFIRED Electric Fence Batteries and Repairs Deluxe Record Players.......... $24.95 Decca, Ash and Columbia Records 1946 Crosley Radios ........ $39.95 up ]ROY Wu NEADS RADIO SAL!MS AND) SERVICE 85 King St. E. Phone 580 Prescriptions filled lu this store carry the guarantee of the finest quality in thefr ingredients and the utmost care and skill lu compounding. We emphasize the importance of our Prescription De- partment. Our other liles are just as complete. H ousehold Remedies Mlueral 011 --69c-97c Aromatic Cascara -- 25c-50c Witeh Hazel--------- 30c-45c Agarol 69c-$1.29 011 of Wintergreen ----------zc Tincture lodne ---- 20c-35e Bisma Rex - 75c-$1.75 Fruit Saline-------------- 43e Linseed Meal ------------ 25c Milk of Magnesia Tablets--------- 25c-35c-$1.00 A.S.A. Tablets 18c-25c-49c Flash 1I.1 JUST ARRIVED PLASTIC WALLETS AND POCKET-BOOKS by W. Boumne (In Red and Black) Men's: No Zipper ------ Zipper ---------- Ladies': No Zîpper ------ Zipper ---------- $3.50 $3.95 $3.50 S3.95 LIquld Stocklnî 25c Creams and Lotions Riker's French Balm Trushay ------ Rex-Eme - ---- Revion Hand Cream Paquin's Hand Creani 30c-49c -- 49e 60c-85c ------- 50C ------- 57c Jergen's Lotion 25c-47c-98c No Nylons? Il proud owner of a new truck for Blad tockgravel work and equipped for snow-plowing.-A1I the local tea- Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. Elmer chers are at their homes enjoy- Archer and baby Marilyn, Ajax, ing Easter holidays. Miss Mildred Archer and girl friend, Toronto, Mr. Vincent Ar- Burketon cher, Bowmanville, with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Archer.-Miss Edith Wright and Miss Valerie Faint, The Easter church service was Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. 0. well attended. Special music was Wright.-Miss Vivian Sadler, To- given by the choir and Mrs. Hop- ronto, with Mr. and Mrs. R. Sad- ley sang a beautiful solo. ler.-Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dorreil, Several families from here at- Montreal, with Mr. and Mrs. Earl tended St. John's Church, Black- Dorrell.-Miss Betty Hale, Tor- stock, on Sunday when a cross onto, wîth Mr. and Mrs. Jack was dedicated by the A.Y.P.A. in Rahm.-Miss Willa Edgerton, To- memory of Roy Carter, killed on ronto, with Mr. and Mrs. Harry active service, 1944. Edgerton.-Mr. Donald Clark, To- Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. Nelson ronto, with friends.-Mr. and Mrs. Davis and family with Mr. and Jack Kiewen, London, Mr. and Mrs. H. Trick.-Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mrs. Ronald Trewin and baby, Rogers-and Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. Oshawa, at the Trewin brothers.,J. Rogers, Jr., Mr. George Tomp- -Miss Joan Venning with Mr. 'kins, and Mr. Arthur Tompkins, and Mrs. Claude Hillman, Toron- Toronto, with Mr. J. Tompkins. to.-Miss Vera Forder, Toronto, 1-Mr. and Mrs. George Carter with Mrs. John Forder.-Misses with relatives in Peterboro, and Mabel, Wilma and Jessie Van- Miss Loreen Irwin returned with Camp, Toronto, and Helen, Osh- them for a week's holiday.-Mr. awa, with their parents.-Miss and Mrs. T. Breck, Kinýgston, vis- Thelma Ferguson, Peterboro, with ited seevral families in the vil- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fergusone.- lage.-Miss Frances Tacken, Tor- Miss Lois Larmer, Bethesda, with onto, with Mr. and Mrs. J. Car- her parents.-Mrs. Milton Sand- ter.-Mrs. Rilda Stephenson with erson, Harry and Beth, Toronto, her family here.-Mr. and Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ernest Adams and Mary with Mr. Marlow.-Mrs. J. A. McArthur, and Mrs. Ivan Cochrane, Nestle- Jessie, Betty and Ardisý with rela- ton.-Mr. Howard Davey, Bow- tives at Stratford.-Ralph and manville, at home.-Mr. and Mrs. Phyllis Strong with Mrs. Robert Bill Slingerland and Linda, Bow- Bruce.-Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ru- manville, Mr. Ross Hubbard, Osh- therford, Oshawa, with Mrs. Geo. awa, Mr. Henry DeMille, with Mr. Fowler.-Mr. Harry Rutledge and and Mrs. Ben Hubbard-Mr. and bride, Bancroft, have been honey- Mrs. Henry Trick with Mr. and mooning with Mrs. Jos. Forder Mrs. George Bowers, Nestleton.- and other relatives. Mr. Ronald Mr. Fred Carnochan and George, Kolusky, Gaît, and his Scotch Port Perry, with Mr. and Mrs. bride from overseas have also Grant Carnochan.-Mr. and Mrs. been visiting relatives.-We hope Leonard Vanvolkenburg, Oshawa, that Mr. Arthur Rahm will soon with Mr. and Mrs. James Curans. be better from his attack of pneu- -Ralph Irons, Pontypool, with monia-The township is now the1 relatives here. With a Few Cans of this Delicious easy to serve Soup on hand you are ready for any emergency Per Tin 12e More people are swltchlng to Nabob. e* Try some and f lud the reason Lb. 45e Save Butter use Pli ladeiphia ~ ...~Creani Cheese as a spread \ ~- Pkg. 17e NO. 1 LARGE RED RIVER VALLEY POTATOES, American .. 100-lbs. OLD CHEESE ... FNESTH .. per lb. 33e HARRY ALLIN "THE CORNER GROCER"v 55 King st. E. Hodgson's White Rose Service Station1 King & Liberty Streets Phone 662 Proprietors D. Hodgson L McQuarrie NOW US THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR CAR .SERVICED FOR SUMMER Here are some services that must be done for trouble-f ree driving Complete Chassis Lubrication Front wheel bearinga removed, cleaned and replaced with the correct weight gear où. Radiators Drained, Flushed and Rust Retarder Added Motor Oil Drained, Motor Flushed and Refilled with the Proper Grade o! Motor Oil Cars Washed Our Specialized Lubrication and Washing Departments are in the capable bauds of Mr. Garf Barret and Mr. Alex Anonichuck. Goodyear Tires and Tubes HOURS: 8 arn. to 7 p.m. inclusive Suudays Saturdays 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. ""Youth For Christ"! Saturday, April 27th Velva Leg Film O Sun Belge, Sun Bronze 1l.00 Sleek--------------------- Neet------------------------ 68c No-Hoz --------------------65e Sîlque ------------------ $1.00 Vel-Vo-Tex Hair Remover Ardena Velva Beauty Creani Applicator for --------25C -------$1.25 Jury & Lovel Phone 778 THE REXALL DRUG STORE C.N.R. Tickets WHEN WE TEST EYES IT IS DONE PROPERLY King St. W. Bowmanville "Veteran Christian Fellowship" in charge of FiLt. Bob Devers, D.S.O., D.F.C., Chairman EUh.s Bignol, Soloist - Mr*. Bignol, pianist of Toronto Special Welcome to SErvice Men and Women No Admission Non-Denominational1 Everybody Welcome -THE LAST RALLY FOR THE BlASON - PAGE TWELVE las4 LETTUCE RADISH CARROT BEET SPINACH SWISS CHARD PARSNIP C UC UMBE R CARBAGE CAULIFLOWER BROCOLI BRUSSEL SPROUTS FERTILýZERS, ETC. Have You a Locker: Plant plenty of Peas, Beans, Corn, Etc. for use next wluter. - We Deliver Stewart's Seed Store 19 1946 NEW DELIVERY SERVICE J. & S. Parcel Delivery For a moderate charge of 10e Parcels purchased at our store will be plcked Up and dellvered to any address lu town. THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, BOWMANVELLE. ONTARIO PrMrTTIMOT% A'tP A IMMTT 1 k «ý Phone 367 85C Bowmanville $3.10 TOWN HALL m paima