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tK) THE CANADIA! STATEMAN. EROWMANV!LL, ONTAIRIO THURSDAY, AUGUST Dth. i13 BBING YOUR S~TAEPYCS N MESSAGE BEFORE 12,000 READERS e0._ ______ BI- fi ot BIRTHS SMITH - Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smiith are happy to annniir.ce the birth of their baby daughter, Bonnie Kay, at Bowmanville Hospital on July 24th, 1951. 32-1* ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Adams, Newcastle, announce the engage- ment of their only daughter, Audrey Bernice, to Robert Frank- lin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rutherford, Orono. The marriage will take place Sept. lst.. 32-1* 'Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ferguson an- nounce the engagement of their oldest daughter, Thelma Irone, to Leslie Lloyd Wright, son of Mr. IN MEMORIAM COULTER-In loving memory of a dear husband, father and grand- father, Frank Smith Coulter. who passed away August 9th, 1950. Nothing can ever take away The love a heart holds dear, Fond memories linger every day, Remembrance keeps hlm near. -Sadly missed and ever remem- bered by his loving wife Lillian and family. 32-1 LEE-In ever loving memory of Pte. Harry R. Lee who was killed in action near Caen, France, Aug. 12th, 1944, now resting with his pals in the Canadian Military Cemetery at Bretitville, Sur Liege, France: His thoughts were ail so ful of us, Ho nover could forget: COMING EVENTS Be sure te attend the Bowman- ville Lions Club Faim Friday, August 24tb, at the Bowmanville Higb Scbool Grounds. Watch for funther particulans of this night of fun and entontainment. 32-1 Tymone Sunday School Anni-1 vensary, Sunday, August l9th, at 2 and 7:30 p.m. Guest speaker: Dr. Stanley L. Osborne, Ladies' College, Whitby. Music by Sun- day School choir assisted by Bowmanvilîe Boys' Quartette. 32-2 Articles For Sale PICKLING cucumbens for sale. Phiono 2790. 32-1 The Canadicm Statesman Classifi ed Advertising Rates Effective June 21, 1951 ARTICLES FOR SALE, LIVESTOCK FOR SALE, FOR RENT, HELP WANTED, CARS FOR SALE, LOST, FOUND, ETC. Cash Rate -30 per word with a minimum of 500 Must be paid by date of insertion. If charged, an additional 250~ wilI be added. A charge of 25e~ will be made for ail replies directed to this office. NOTICES, COMING EVENTS AND CARDS 0F THANKS 3tk a word with a minimum of $1.00 - for 03 words or less and Mms. Gamnot Wright, Nestle- And so we think that wheme ho is TWO- burner hot plate, ini good ton, ont. The mamiage will take Ho must be watchîng yet. condition. Phono 3471. 32-1* BIRTHS, DEATHS. ENÇGA place quietly at their home, As angels keep theim watch up Grandview Farm, in August. there, ABOUT 400 new bricks and a few $1.00 per 32-1 Please, God, just lot him know used bricks. Phono 2414. 32-1 That wo. down heme, eo not IN MEMORIAMS- - $1J Mm. and Mms. E. M. Larmer, forget, MASSEY-HARRIS binder, 7 ft., - Blackstock, wish to announce the We love and miss .himn so. good condition, phono Orono 17r7. engagement of their daughiter, -Lovingly remembemed by bis 31..2 COMMERCIAL CLASSIFII Lois Noreen, to Harvey Thomas, mother and sister Alice. 32-1 tising for persons or ft son of Mm. and Mms. .1. W. Yellow- ONE Genemal Electric used stove, or goods of any doscripti leEnniskillen. The mamiage MIJTTON-In loving memory of i good condition, $63.00. Phono will take place at their home our daughter, Judy, who passed 2733.&,321chre70as i o "Lieu Villa" on Saturday, August away August 14th, 1950: OIL beater, Fawcett, nover been payable inonthly. 25th. 32-.1* We loved ber, ah, no tond~e used. Apply Albert Budd, R.R. can tell 6, (Middle Road). 32-1 Display Classified at $1.00 Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Tink, How much wo loved ber and of onle Courtice, wish to announce the bow woll, GIRL'S C.C.M. bicycle, $25. cash. Adtoa n~to engagement of their daugbtor, God lovcd lber too and thought Phono 3626 betwoon 1:45 and 2:45 Adtoa neto Margaret Loraine, to Harry Arn- it best p.m. and after 7 p.m. 32-.1* old Knox, son of Mm. and Mrs. To take hem home xith him Ail Classified Ads. niust ho William Knox, Brougham. The to est. WATKINS Products delivered 12 o'clock noor marmiage will take place at Eben- -Forever emembemod by Mum- promptly upon request. Gcrald ezer United Cburch on Sept. lst my and Daddy. 32-1 Balson, Hampton, Phono 2733. - 1 Send cash, stamips or inori at 2:30 p.m. 32-1* HMSNIloigmrr 32-1* Ci hi u o THO PSO-Inlovng emoy ALMOST new Empire stove, (lpTi u o Mr. and Mms. Morley Burgess, of a dear brother, Pte. N. E. beautiful mode], you'll save $90. Maple Grove, announco the on- Thompson, killed on active ser- ybyn hsoe et iel gagement of thoir daughtem, Editb vice in France, August 9th, 1944:. buyin this Pone 3. KethAi1n, xvork \Vanted Jean, to Arthur Henry Mundy, We often sit and wonder Necsl Poo33. 3-i son of Sm. Major and Mrs. George What you would thînk and say, POTATOES - Specializing in No. HOUSEWORK by the day. Phono Thomas Mundy, Guelph. The If you could know the changes i top quality potatoos. Order 3692. 32-1'i roarmiage will take place Sept. Tt Since you fimst went away, vour supply now. Doug Conl, at 3:30 p.m. in Maple Grove Looking back with tondemness bowmanville, Phono 3101. 20-tf DARLINGTON Abattoir, Hamp- United Chumcb. 32-.i* Along the road we trod;1 ton, for custom killing. Phono We treasure the yeams we had OLIVER 66 and 77 Tractors, 3243. 32-tf Mr. and Mms. Melboumne Haw- with you, Model C Allis-Chalmers rubber loy, Bowmanville, announco the And leave the rest to God. timed wagon and 2 f urrow tractor FOR bulldozing, grading, excav- engagement of their daughter, -Sadly missed by Brothers and plougb. Tymone Garage. Phono ating. etc. Caîl Taylor Bros., Osh- Yvonno Mary, to William John Sisters. 32-If 2882. 31-2* awa 3-3831 or Wbîtby 2687. 31-5 Kenneth Staîker, son of Mm. andS A GENEROUS trade-in allowance SIGN wmiting and trucks lettered. Mms. Bruce Staîker, R.R. 3. Bow- CARDS 0F THANKS on your old refrigerator or ice Apply George Forsey, 12 Smart rnanville. The marmiage will take place at Trinity United Church, Mm. and Mrs. T. Wright, Cbumch box on the beautiful 912 cu. ft. St., East Beach. 31-2 Bowmanville, Sept. lst, 1951, at St., wish to take this opportunity Crosbey Shelvador. Keith Aiken, BRAKE DRUMS! p.m. 32_1* of thanking their neighbors and Newcastle, Clarke 3331. 32-1 d ______________ Lathing, Honing and Grinding friends for their kind expressions CONGOLEUM Gold Seal Ruas We specialize in complote Mn. and Mms. Fred Armstrong, of sympathy in the loss of a dear yard goods and hall unners; Rex- brake ovelýbauls. Bowmanville. wisb to announce baby. 32-1* oleumn Deluxe 2 and 3 yards wide, BOB STOCKER'S GARAGE the engagement of their only yard goods at budget prices. Phono 804 Bowmanville daugbter, Helen Maie, to Ronald The family of the late Major H. Phono 451, Walker Stores. 23-tf 32-tf Francis Allen, youngest son of W. Dudlev wish to thank friends Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen, of, and neigbbors for their many acts WE measuire and instaîl finest BIf!IlII Bowmanville. Tbe marriage wil of kindnëss, and messages of quality venetian blinds, new plas- B L D ZN take place at Tinity United sympathy and beautiful floral tic tapes available, easily kept i AND Cburch, Bowmanville, on Sept. i t'ributes in their recent sad ho- cdean, many colours to choose at 3:30 p.m. 32-l* eavement in the loss of a dear from. Phono Morris Co., 480. EXCAVATING father. 32-.1* 29-tf DEATHS The family of the late Mrs. NEW Cockshutt grain binder, 7 Cerald Balson FrnkGisoNecatl, vS*t1 ft. cut, cut only 15 acres, tractor Phono 2733 31-5* ANDERSON-At the Hospital for thank their many friends, rela- hitcb and also can ho used for - Sick Cbildren, Toronto, on Tues- tives and neighbors for the kind horses; also Faîl RI'e foi seed. ~W N E day, August 7th, 1951, Manson 1 expressions of sympathv and Apply Frank Krolewski, R .R. 3. O K W N Bruce Anderson, aged 1 day, ini- many cards sent duing her ill< Bowmanville. 32-1 fant son of Audreyt and Clifford ness and at the time of ber1 PLUMBING. Heating and Oil Painting Anderson, Church St., Bowman- pass'ing. 32-4* Bumners installed anywhere in ant ,ville. Resting at the Morris Fun- Durham County. Reasonable ratesan oral Chapel. Graveside service on 1 wishi to extend my heartfelt and highest quality. For frc Thumsday at Orono Cemetery. thanks to Dm. Birks and Dr.i estimates cali S. Blain Elliott, Decorating 32-1 Austin. aIl the neighbors and Heating, Plumbing & Tinsmith'ýng, No Job ton Large or ton Small. friends who so kindly helped out Phono 3348. 29-tt IVe go anywhere. CHRISTIE. Mary Ursula- At vitb the threshing and other Bowmnvile ospialMonav.work duing my sudden illnessi VENETIAN BLINDS, 25 different HN- Aug. 6th, 1951, Mary Ursula Sin- and stay in Oshawa Hospital. I colours of tapes, 15 siat colours, Port Perry 124r15 clair, widow of Alex Christie ai-d1 Norman Burns. 32-1-* Flexalum, Aluminum or Steel, dear mothen of Agnes. Service11 measumed and installed froc of (Reverse Charges) was held at the Morris Funeral Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ginni charge. Phone 3121. Weber's 22-tf Chapel, Bowmanville, on Wed- and family xish to thank friends Fabric Centre. 17-tf nesday, August 8. at 2:30 p.rn. and neighbors for their kindness -frkthn ahom, A T N IN Interment Bowmanville e - during their sad bereavemont in TILE -frkthn ahom, A T N IN tory. 3-2-1 the loss of thein mother, Mrs hearths and fireplaces. Walls- FrPop teto ____ * ~~'Sarah Dickev:ý also Mn. Jack Hili1 glazed tile or plastic, ail colours FrPop teto COTY-In Oshawa Genenal Hos- for bis comnfonting womds and Miss i Floors - rubber, mastic, lino-tile, BRICK IVORK, BLOCK WORK pital on Mondas'. August 6, 195 1, Gladys Emerson, soloist. 32-1* qoarrie and ceramic. Will go any- MASON WORK, ETC. the infant son of Fred and Mar-_____wbeme. H. G. Heal, Phono 2902. Concrete Floors, Foundations, ilyn Coty. 32-i Wc ish to express our heart- 2-tf Sidewvalks, etc. ROWEAt Hospitalel eit tbanks and appreciation to NEW shipments of Gold Seal Con- - Free Estimates Given- ROWE-At Botmanvillen anv relatives and friends on Tuesday, August 7th, 19511,1for the kindiness and symath goleum and Rexoleum Deluxe, 2L.T re William J. Rowe, in bis 76tb ,s olu i hels fadanand 3 yards wide, choose from 40L.T re yerso o te at M. ndMr. ab dugn he andss oI*. eapatternîs. Imported Pabco wan- Phone 3231 Bowmanville yersnofteaeMr n r.'aydugtradsitr eranty floor covonings, iin new 25tf John Rove. Darlington. and dean especiallv wvisb to thaik fthc Rev. ein. Hl unrili brother of John, Salem: Agatha S. enerson, Dr. and Mrs. K. W. leiolum aldlargo iesbcto ini and Greta, Oshawa. Resting at Sler-non, Mrs. Robent Ewvems and \V ie.MorsC. Poe40 anted To Buy the Morris Funeral Chapel. Bow- kind neighbors fori' teir much 29-tfCHL'peacrngodo- manville. Service in the Chapel appreciatcd hclp; also aIl the _______________car,__in______con- on Frida., August V), at 2 p.m. donors of the inan,,, eautiful McCORMICK 6 ft. binder, in dition. Phono 3369. 32-if Interment Bethesda Cemnetery.2- floral offerings and cards of good condition; electnic fonce bat- SOLID walnut washstand, witb 321sympath.I tories; plow shares for Fond-Fer- canved ade.Poo56 SUH - saa eea John, Evelyn and guson; 4-16" rims; wheelbarrow; dhnls hn 8 32-1* Hopta.Tusav ugs17b Anne Werry. 32-1 259-gai, pressure tank, aIl new.________________ HospiMas. R. G.aW-ight. Rov and Water systems sold and installed B3EFORE selling you'm live poultny 1951. William Edgar Souch, aged r.R .Wrgt o n from $1i06.00 up. Phone 2240. try us. Our pnices are higher. M. 76 years (275 Albert Street South.1 Margaret. Toronto, wish to ex- Harvey Partnen, Youn Otaco Flatt, R.R. 1, Bethany, Phono Oshawa'i. beloved hushand of pness thein heartfelt thanks and Dealer. 3-'7r1.rvrecags 1t Manta E.Thomton.Resung a appreciation to thein maniv ne- -_______________ the Morris Funeral Chapel. Bw latives and frieinds foi' the 'kind- USED Westinghouse refrigematon, manv'îlle. Service in the C hapel incss and sympathy hw thcm i reconditioned and guaî'anteed, DEAD FARMq STOCK on Tbursday, August 9. at *2:30 inii the loss of a dean husband and S 149.00; used Kelvinator, nefinish- p.mn. Intemment Orono Cemetery. father. Tbey espcciallv wish to cd, guarantecd, $225,00; studio Picked Up Promptly 32-1 thank the Rev. H. H. Kent and cuch, slightly used; chrome kit- Horses, Cows, Heifers, Sheep, th e.D .Dewdnev. aIl the ce suite, spring seated chair's; Pigs and Calves. W7RY Karen Elizabeth-At the donors of the many hbeaut ifulI comibination radio and phono- (We pay for horses, cows Hospital for Sick Children. Ton-! floral offerings. the pallbearer:3. graph, Stromberg-Carlson, three- and Heifers) onto, on Saturday, August 4th, H . osnteexctv Ï n speed changer: General Electric 34 e B O IEHRE 1951. Karen Elizabeth Werrv'.1 fellow workmc-in of the Godsan washer: ice boxes. 50 lb. capacitv. CP11 collect. Bowmanvlle 2679 aLyed 5 weeks, beloved daughten Contracting Compan.v. 31-1-1 Cash or terms. Murphy's, Phono of Dr. and Mms. John Wery, 431 811. 321' arywilI Fur Farm Carlisle Ave. Private service Nv'as Ls EESDbthus$0 mi held at the Morris Funeral ____________________MRtha \VDahton an0;dsmrt, TYRONE 30-tf Chapel, Bowrnenville, on Tues-, GOLD wistwatch with initials 1edge stainess thrcc piece bath- LivestokF rSl day, August 7 at 2 p.m. Inter-, H.M. C. on back. vicinity of oom sets white S$160.00 to $189.00.tokFrb e mentBowanvbeCemter., Queen St., Liberty St. South, On- Coloured $274.00 complote wvith 32 tario St., New Memorial Hospital beautiful chmomed fittings. Air~ NINE good pigs, six weeks old. Fiday eveniog. Finder please conditioning furnaces $295.00.!i Phono 2035. 32-1* LGEMENTS, MARRIAqES insertion OO plus 10e a lino for verse EDS-(Includos ail adver- 1 firms selling services, ideas tion) 3e per word; minimum Sder. To regular advertisers Sper inch with, a minimum ýinch n at the same rates in this office not later than [, Wednesday. ney order and save mioncy- rHandy Referonce) Help Wanted DRIVER, expemienced and reli- ablk-, good wages. Apply in per- son to Rudolph Selbach, Darling- ton Abattoir, Hampton. 32-1 WANTED: Man for steady travol among consumers in Bowman- ville. Permanent connection with large manufacturer. Only reliable bustIer considered. Write Raw- loigh's Dept. ML-H- 140-131, Mon- treal. 31-5 FOR Modemn Dry Cleaning plant. Expemienced, must be able to spot and press heavios, 40 bours per week. State experience and wages 'xpected. Dunn Cleaners. 18 Qucen St., Cobourg, Ont., Phono 945. .32-3 CANADIAN Company is now ready to appoint exclusive dealer for this district. We set you up in business. No investment. Our produets are not sold in stores. Must be purchased through our appointed, authorized dealer. Married man preferred. Car os- ,sential. Must have good meferen- ces, appearanco, and education, and be highly respected in your vicinity. High earnings on dealer discount basis. Do not apply un- less you are seeking permanent position in the sales field. Apply in person. Sec Mr. Stutt, Empress Hotel, Peterboro. August 8th and 9th. 31-2 NOTICE Star Taxi hias been purchased by Mr. Keith Bickell. 32-1* Dr. Storey's office will be closed July lSthi to Sept. 15th. 27-8* Cars For Sale '33 MODEL "B" Ford roadster, good condition. Phone 3522 after 6 p.m. 32-1* '40 CHEV. Coach, good tires and motor, needs some body work, $495 or nearest offer. Phone 2981. 32-1 1947 "74" HARLEY-DAVIDSON motorcycle, in good condition, new tire and battery. Phono Orono 25-r-13. 32-2* '35 DODGE Sedan, in A-i con- dition, original mileage, heater, fan, seal beam headlights, $300 or best offer. Stan Snowden, Maple Grove, Phone 2381. 32-1* 1934 FORD Coach. This car will be torn down and any part sold including 2 new tires, heater and good battery. Apply John Nim- egon, R.R. 1, Pontypool, or Phone Bethany 10-r-24. 32-1 AUCTION SALE Having his barn destroyed by f ire on Tuesday last, 1 have been authorized by Mr. Austin Wood LOT 7, CON. 1, DARLINGTON TOWNSHIP fimst famrn oast of Bowmanvillc Cemetery on No. 2 Highway, to seli by public auction on Saturday, August il at 2 p.m. his entire herd of Registered & Grade Holstein Cattie consisting of 17 cows, in foul flow of milk; two cows due to freshon in August; all cows vaccinated: two brood sows; matched teama of grey Percheron mares, six and sevon yoars old, 1600 lbs. oach. This sale offers one of the fincst bords of Holstein cattie ini Dur- ham County. Having no accom- modation, the above livestock must be sold without reserve. No dairv man can afford to miss this sale. Terms Cash No Resorv'e JACK REID, Auctioneer. 32-1 AUCTION SALE Livestock Community Auction, on Provincial Highway No.2, i ý mile west of Brighton, will bci held at 8 p.m. evory Wednesday during the summer months. Please have stock at barn by 7:30 p.m. There is always a good lot of stock on hand and good buyers at theso sales. Oscar C. Morgan, Auctioneer. Phono Brighton 245. 30-4. For Rent F OUR-room apartmont, central location. Aduîts only. P.O. Box 459, Bowmanville. 32-1 HOUSE to lot in exchange for board for olderly gentleman. Apply 12 Carlisle Ave., Bowman- ville or P.O. Box 46. 32-if THREE-room apartment, sharod bathroom, in village of Enniskil- Ion; also barn and building lot for sale. Phono 2640. 32-1 WAGON or TRAILER AXLES Real Estate For Sale HOUSE-4-roofn frame, on High- way, 302 Scugog St. Small downr paymont, easy terms, early poss- ession. Phone 913. 32-1 * TWO Lake Front Lots. 47' x 110'. Sandy Beach. Good Road. Apply 129 King Street W., Cobourg, or Phone 94 Cobourg. 29-7 ESTATE of the late Bessie E. Harris, 9-room house on Centre St. Immediate possession. Price $6,000. Apply by appointment to J. C. Samis, 45 Carlisle Ave., Phone 569. 32-3 LAKE front lot and cottage, newly' built, 18' x 22'. 2 bedroorns. Lot 47' x 110'. All-weather road to lot. Lovely sand beach. Location Curtis Lanýding, Rice Lake. Apply 129 King Street W., Cobourg. or Phone 94 Cobourg. 29-7 MODERN 8-moom brick house for sale in Village of Hampton. Has three-piecc bath, heavy wiring, screened porch and garage attach- ed. Grounds beautifully land- scaped on one acre of land, with lien house and srnall fruit trocs. Phone 559, P. R. Cowling. 32-1 NIXON REAL ESTATE New modemn bungalow, na tumal fireplace. wall to wall broadloomn, large kitchcn, built-in cupboards, 2 large bedrooms, ful basomoent, 4-piece bath, heater, stomms, screens, awnings, 2-car garagCe, 7 1 acres woods, trout stroam, fruit trocs, landscaped, oul heated with water. $11,750. Oshiawa--Insul-stonie. four ros hathrooni, heavy wiring, fumnac,ý kitchen ail cloth, built-in cup- boards, $5,500. Four rooms, insul-brick dwelling, hon bouse, . hdro, low taxes, well. North of Enniskillen. $2,000. Dwvellings, Famms and Lots. James Nixon, Broker 160 Liberty St. N., Bowmanville Phone 682 32-1i* EVANS REAL ESTATE 83 acres on Kingston Road, necar Oshawa, 9-room frame bouse, 2 barris, 25 acres in fruit. School and chur-ch beside proporty. 120 rods of good building lots. $20,000. 100 acres, 21-' miles from No. 2 Highway, 12-Mile counity road, 65 acres cultivated, balance bush and pasture, stream. î roomn fram-e house, good barn, ncw bon house, hydro. $7,800. Have a numnber of famms 30 to 300 acres, plus a fexv homes in Newcastle and Orono. W. C'. Evans, Broker Phono 84 - 8 Orono 32-1 1-. G. GILL REAL ESTATE Fruit farm, in Bowmnanville. on paved road, close to No. 2 High- way, consisting of apples, pears, plurns, bernies and fmesh vege- tables. Buildings are large barn, 600 bbl. fruit cellar, 2-car gar- age, 2 sheds, xvork shop and gas house. The home(, a modemn 7-. roomn brick dwclling, on nicely landscapcd grounds, is complote in evory detail. This farm soon pays for itself. Price $35,000. Terms. H. G. <Hap) GUI, Realtor 78 King Street West Phono Office 3326 Residence 3514 1 Your Choice of Dr. John Werny's office will ho CHEV., FORD or DODGE closed August 4th te 2th, in- wheeîs either 15" or 16" HAMPTON clusive. 32-i 50 your own spare will work Dm. Sisson's office will ho closed Price only $30 eaCh About 25 ladies cf the fnom Auglusttet.SptmbrInstîtute enjoYed a tr'ip by Garton 3riclsv.32-3* w~hile they last. Coach te Peten borough on Thons- LC.MsThis includes:- day afternoon and a picnic sup- L oC Msn:- Law Office clos- Axie, Hubs, Wheels, Tires and per in one cf Peterborough's love- cd until August l8th. (Except a Tubes, ail assenibleti, lined up Iy parks. te Satorday, Aogust 4th). 31-2 andi painted Mn, Keith McGill cf the Bow- Joh A.Holat & on illbe Springs $10.00 a pair extra manville Post Office staff is in Jlsdoh A og t & on wtinhoif desireti. charge cf ouîr post office while clse fo Ag.6t e 8ti-th Austin and Mns. Barmeon are on clusive. 31-2 Please note that tis special oer bol idays. _____is only gond white present stock Mn. and Mrs. W. W. Horn are in The office cf Miss Apha 1. lasts se order early. Mentreal at the home cf their Hodgins will ho clesed until ~seon and granddaughteî', Patricia, Augustl13th. 31-2le issn' Gaag while Dr. and Mî's. Hemn are en- PHONE ORONO 1031 .voing holidays fanther oast. Dr. H. Fenguson's office will ho 29-tf Congratulations te Mm. and closed from June 29th te August' Mrs. F. J. Cowlo (nee Yvonne lltb inclusive. 25-8- Farmers Attention 1 Williams) who weîo married in _____ or church on Saturday. The office cf W. Ross Strîke, WE will ho pleased te pick up Mn. and Mms. Lorenzo Trll K.C., will ho closed for holidaYs dead or crippled farm animnais spent a couple cf weeks at theïr from August 6th 'te August 25th, and pay bighest prevailing pnices. cottage at Williams' Point whilo inclusive. 31-3* For immediate service Telephono Mm. Truîl was on hiolidiays. _____-Colleot, Toronto Empire 3-3636 or Mn. and Mms. T. Wray and Mrs. Decoration Service wilI ho hcld Cobourg 1266W, Gordon Young W. G. Doîdgc spent the hiolida'; at Lakeview Cemeteî'y, Newton- Ltd. 7-42I with Mr, and Mns. Jackson Wray, ville, on Sunday, Aogust 12th, Oshawa. a2:30 p.m. 32-1 P ronlMr. Ray Wilbur. Toronto, was a _________ visiter with relatives homo last Dr. Keith S]emen's office wilI HYGIENIC SUPPLIES - (rubber weck. ho closed for holidays fnom Wed-gos aiepstidnpln Miss Sandra Jobnston is spend- nesda *y, Aug. 1lt t Monda gos) maled vlposwthpai in lin ing a few davs wîth relatives ini Aug. 27th, inclusive. 3 ' 'seaSid enele 5 it2baplie s..Bowmanvilte. Ma3~I isl es 25c, 28sampos $1,00. Mrs. M. Goodlman and Misi MalerderDeptoxT91 , a NlonOnb. Louise Goodman ane at the home Notice be e.Bx9,Hmlo, ont f Mn. and Mms. Allen Parker, Tu- Caiiing ail Boys and Girls!152rno SKINNY MEN, WOMEN! Gain 5 Mr-. and Mrs. Bovd Wileox. DAILY BIBLE te 15 lbs. New pop. tee.' Tî' Cobourg. with Mns. 'H. Wilcox famous Ostrex Tonic Tablets for and Mn. and Mrs. .1. D. Hogarth. VACATION SCHOO double resoîts; new healthy flesh; Mms. T. MeMullen wbo bas at the ncw vigen. New 'get acquainted"- been in Trenton, Mich.. for some Salaton =y size only 60c. AIL druggîsts. lime, bas returned te Hampton, 32-1 Mn. and Mns. Goo. Gilbert, DIVISION STREET Pearl and Bill, enjoyed a holiday August 13th AIl those new electnîcal appli- at Wasaga Beach. to* ances which make living these Miss Elsie MacMillan, Aîexand- davs such a comt ont are to e honiet-, was a weekend guest cf Mrs. .August l8th display at the 1951 Canadian Noi- E. Hi. Colo. 9 to 12 a.m. daiîy tienal Exhibition. The electrical Mi'. and Mrs. Wallace ,Jrffne'.,, Ç torles ('horuses lino wvill ho fully iopi'esented ini Tonente. spent thie weckcnd wi'h Handicrafts - Treafs the Electrical Buildinîg at tho Mns. C. E. Jeffrex'. -Every t-hiid uwelcome - castorn end cf Exhibition Park, Mr. and Mns. J. W. Balsoiî with 32-1I from August 24 te September 8th. Mm. and Mrs. Anson Balson, Rich- and of Mmnd emanating from mond Hill. God, but wben we change the Mrs. E. Gage, Lindsay, visited Wa tdTo Rent nature cf beauty and geodness hem sister. Mrs. S. G. Niddery. __________________________-froin Mind te matten, the beaut,; Mn. and Mns. Will White and WANTlED t<î i nt by ri table ten- is nîariod. tiiotugli a la l-e coii- Dcu îI;Às eta fwdavs at Cho- anbue iin or nean Bewnian- ceptien. and. to the' niati i aI sen.- , neing l,akf- andl Petembomnog,1 ville. W. A. Asbbunv. at Good- eIII. evîl takos tho dpace of good.-; w.th Mn, and Mrs. Charltoni Mc- year. -I'r Mary Baker Eddy- Bride. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert R. Bailey and Miss Corrine Bailey, Kitch- ener. with relatives in the Horn Mrs. Elmer Wilbur1i i hiem aunt, Mî's. Job T son, Woodstock, and ether re es. Mns. Pednick, Toronto, spent the weekend with bier brother , Mn. Jas. Smales, Sr., and Mrs. e Smales. Mm. and Mns. H. C. Ernpey anîd Miss Joan Empey, Napanee, were weekend guests of Rev. and Mrs. G. Empey. Mm. and Mî's. Morley Johnston and family, Manilla, were guests of bis brothem. Gamnet and Mrs. Johnston, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lyon, Scar- homo; Mm. and Mrs. Reg. Kersey,' Ronnie and Rickev, Ajax; Mni.î and Mms. Ken Pooler and Lanry, i Oshawa; Mn. and Mrs. Mcl Mc-1 Cune, Courtice; Mr. and NIrs. H. Ashton, Clame and Douglas, En- niskilleîî. at S. Kenscy's, Miss Evelyn Smale, Bowvman- ville, w%,th lieir parents, Mn. and Mî's. Wilfmid Smale. Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Petons, Tor'onto. at Saltens cluring thoC wcekenid. Miss Verna Sonle >v, Brooklin, spent a few davs ith Mn. and Mrs. Raymond Farrow. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Smalcs, Si:., spont a wveck on vacation at Bob caygeon. The Boy Scouts of Bowman- ville district have had another very successful sommer camp on the shore of Pidgcon Lake noar Nogios' Creek. The succoss cf this camp bias been duc te Scoutmast- er Gond Richards, and r'.* cap- able assistants, Bill ClarnýKen Nicks, Bob Kennett, Lloy' n. acott and DC.M. Ross Ro nhtigh. Iin addition twe swimmïng in- structers wenee nganged te ensune the safety cf ftie boys during the swimming poiods. * Visitons te the camp wcre in- pressed b ' its officient onganiz- ation and the evidence cf an ac- tive Scouting program. In ad-. dition te swimming, campcrait and woodlore wene stmessed and samplos cf the Scouts' womk along theso linos wene on dispias' aroond thein tents. Every even- ing the Scouts gathered around the campfirc toe enjoy a singsong and the skits put on by the vani- eus Patrols. Tbe weatherman bias favomed themn with fairlv pleasant weath- cm. But on these fcw chilly nights some cf the Scouts wished that tbey had brouight along an extra iyoollen blanket! Silver Arrowhead Course The following is a repent fromn Don Cramp wbe nepnesented the Bewmanville Scouts at the Sil- ver Arrowhead Course held at Lake Temagami during the early par't cf July. -We left Toronto hy train at Il piyn. and at 1 p.m. the next day arrived at Temagami. Im- mediatelv after leaving the train we got on a yacht ewned by the mailway because theme are ne trains or roads goinig inland. Our boat trip on the lake lasted two boums. Finally. aftcr 15 boums cf travel, we came te the won- derful Goodyear camp on Wing- foot Island. After we had been divided into patrols cf eight, we set op the tents. Eacb boy had a certain duty and the Scout on cook's doty had te propane our fimst meal on Wingfoot. One dayl 32 cf us joumneyed te Bear Island and visited the 'Mudison Bay Post located there. There wcne Indians everywhere you Iooked. And once again thoy repeated their annual penforni- ance cf defeating the Scouts in a game cf basebali! Thon we con- tinued inland until we reached the Forest Rangers' tower. Nean- by we saw the Indian hunial grounids whene they hang* their dead until a certain change cf the These are only a o' f the many evcîîts cf th* éànmp. 1 hope that next vear several boys can go and that they enjoy the expemience as much as 1 did. 1 would like te take this opportun- ity te) thaîik aIl those who made it possible for sending me this y cear." ORONO A few relatives cf Mr. and Mrs, R. E. Coathami gathei'ed on Sat- urday cvening, August 4th al their home, Meadow Spning Famni, te celebrate with themn their 25th wedding annivensany, when they wvere pnesc-nted with gifts suit- able for the occasion. They aIsç mcceivedi gifts and cards frcm rel- atives living at a distance. thenîscîves (>unAaî:,and tb"î homcîand Oucodake (Weni-da*e. kee), meaning '"Onie Land Apant.' The Canadian National Exhi. bition is setting the stage for new attendance records this year, Aug. 24 te Sept. 8th. Last ycar saw an, all-tine h ityli total of 2,723,00(l attendance. xvith 283,îîo visitera iii a sin0lo daY at the world's lar- i est annual exposition. bAC-1m Mww-f.xrr