The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

'We -ON- ThLere is ne remedy that will nid your stock Af these pesta as quickly as our DEATR TO LICE* We make il ourselves. We guarantee it. Farmers say it is better than any other kind. It's only 40 cents a pound. Stott & Jury, The i)ruggists and Opticans. If your spectacles were bought at Stott & Jury's yen are properly ftted-No guess work aI our Optical Parlr. Grand Trunk Raïlwav Svstem. RAILWAY TIME TABLE. BOWMANVILLE STATION. GOINI[AâT. GoiqG WE8T .O .....92o.m. 1 Express .... 5.02 a 1 IXprésa .-.IoIo0 , 1Local ...7 57 1115...... 8 39 P TIn. Passenger-.1 36 P. mi Local ...649p.m. [ Mixed.....-.7 £3 Mail ...10 24 p.m. Express, Il40p.m., Sunlday 9nIy,' Tickets 10 certain points soiti in aecordance with special h Aiday rates announeed in another column 'will not bc honoreti on trains N'os. 1 or 4. STOTT & JURY. Town Agents BOWMANVILLE, FEB. 22, 1905ý Miss Florence Mason is visiting Miss Lou Parks, Trenton. Mirss Mvrtle McRevnolds has been visiting Mrs Fred Lyle Mr. and Mrs C. B Borland have been guests of Mrs. McCready. Miss Mary Cryderman visited Miss Nellie McGregor, Oshawa. Mrs. R Crago. visited her sister Mrs (Capt.) A. W. Crawford, Toronto. Miss T. Maude Penfound lias been1 visiting Miss Nellie Brant~, Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. Norman S. B. James1 returned from New York Saturday. j Nichofls selle cheap. Moving Sale of Footwvear at Foley's. Try a Hot Bovril, cup of Cocea or o-yster stew at Thos. Tod's. Bargains in furs and aIl kinds of win- ter goods at The Mason Co's. Popular sport this winter bias been snow shovelliuig in this town. For the finest stock of Ladies' Tailor maue Skirts call at Couel, J olnston & Cryderinan 's. Go to Nieholls and look around and see what you ought to pay for your goods, do it now, The very latest in Wedding station- ery and Wedding- cake boxes at THa STATESMAN offce. Tuesday next ls last day for councils to pass by-laws to increase cost of tavern and shop licenses. Al kinds of Furs to be sold at cost price at M. Mayer's Fur Store, -corne early and get a bargain. Mr and Mrs. J. L. Thompson, Port Hope, attended the wedding of his niece-Miss Edna Couch. Cought, colds, koaBeffe. and tber threat ailments are quickly relieved by Cresolene lablets. ten cents pur ber.AU drugglts Special inducements to buyers at Foley 's Shoe Parlor nstore they molve to their new store about March let. Some suite are "made toE ell," The Mason Co's suite (Progreas Brand) are "made to weer well."'I ee advt. ns-1 nowl >s A NicholIl. M VZ O 7 L Z pans at Nicholis'. WELLSO &9MR VE1UTE O O 'à,Tnffy at Luttrell's. tewvare at Nicholis.00 6______________________________ ,r life away-take soi01 ult4r supplies at P. Gives thé True Golden June Tint tilat Guarantees Prize Butter. asà lb on i3aturday at The Largest and Best Creamerles and Dainies lin the World Use I c6uglîs at Mitchell,> LOOK FOR TH1E DANDELION TRADE MARK. BEWARE 0F SBTTUE8I IIAI Taiî's China Perlor- 5ýV_~X B rday only 10c. per lb. BOUIN. .CrameerydayatMCDOUJGÂLt-In, Hampton, Feb.14th.to Mr Crea evry ay t ad Mrs J. MeDougali, Chatham, a daughter-1 's Eînulsion cof Cod ,LONG-In Elora, Feb, Sth, to Mr. and Mrs W> , Long, a so-. 4 ýLVXON -In Clarke. Fnb. 7th, te Mr. and Mrs.& Las some good heads of Richard Loxoin, ason,. MAY-In Milwankee, Wis., in Jannary. 10 îlD * Mr. andi Mrs. Harry May, twin sors. Mr. May Iteboxes-IovEjy ones iSLa Son of Mr. W, H. May, St. Thomas, andi a lie.former Orono boy. 4î a~ HF.NNINGS-In NewEastle, Feb. 15tb, to Mr. "- G. B." Chocolates-a andi Mrs. Samuel Hennings. a son. 1 od's. DpLs&Ào-In Oshana., Feb. 4th, the wifle of ers with T. Il. Knight Miles Dulmage, of a son. V oay.LENT-At Chicago, Ii., Feb. ;5, tliMy. and ~r day. Mrs. W. W. Lent, fformerlv Miss Birdie ie ýt Mea1. Oys3ter sheli, manl of Port Granby] a soli unc lo. luhous. To' per lb; oc-ÂiENAlii hucOtwThis department is comoplete wiîM tle Irgcst yvariey ba fe fs. vrvOivTlaydWl'san r.Abei _e&*ýof Dinner -and Tea Sets, flre (binaCups and SuerMues '