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flOWMALNVILLY, STATION. 801160 EAST 00150 WEST *Mal...,,_._ 8 52 a. m, 1 Eipregs -4.53 a, m *Express .10 10 N1I ocl _. 757 1w Ule-- 8 31 pm. 1 Pessengr..i36 P. iM Local .~...- 6 49 p.m. 1 *34ixed-. - 7 44 *MJi...58 P.m. *Daily. JURY &L.OVILL TOWn AgeUtS When Jury& Loveil test Eyes It Is Done Properly Sgring 4.5pecials, Suiphur, Bluestone and Rubber Gloves for Spraying.- Eousehold Ammonia Furniture Polieli Bed Bug Poison Buif also Moth Killer 10e 25o 25e 25e fland serubs 3 for Hooper's Rat Bleaeh V -Pure imported Castile Soap 2 Baby's Owu Soap Mother's Favorite a highly per- tuzmed soap of, superior qual!tyý r 5 100 20e 8e Box of 3 eakes. 2. Special Spring Tonic. Nothing better made at any> price, regular $1.00 size 7. Jury & Loveli., Canna roots for sale. S. J. Jackman., 20.000 dozen eg-gs wanted at Knight's Model Grocery. Oshawa Choral Society fourth anual concert April 90. Mouey found. Enquire at TuE STrATESMAN office. Mr. and Mrs. D. M Tod, Oshawa, sp eut Sunday here. Miss Ethel Wallrer, Coiborne, visited frends here recently. Miss Ruby Rundle recently visited Mliss Jessie Witheridge. Dahhia bulbs ard pansry plants for sale by S. J. Jickmani. Mâiss Fraukic Houlden has been visit- ing Mrs. Ravmnud Davey. Miss Elsie Stacey, Oshawa, spent Sun- day with Mrs. Wesley Kerr. Miss Rilda Siemon, Haydon, has beau visiting at Mr. Wm. Trewiu's. Our~ stock is new, up to-date and priees right. Willilams & Son. Eggs! Eggs! Eggs! 20,000 dozen wanted at once by T. H1. Rnight Bev. W. E. Hassard wexs guest of Mr. J. B. Mtchell while lu town. Mr. L. Bennet t. Napanee, recently visited his sister Mrs. John Perkin, A pleasant musical and literary eyeu- in.-D Methodist chureh, Mouday May Il. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Pbilp, Ociborne, were recent gu.ests of Mr. C. L. Munson Miss Nettie Ormiston and Miss Olive Hislop recently vîited friends lu Wblt. by. Buy your sprlngs aud mattresses [rom Williams & Son. They eau save you money. Mr. G R Bludes. Coborne, visited bis parents, Bey. and Mrs. R. Ruades recently. Mr and Mrs Artbur Hardy visîted bis brother Mr. A. H. Hardy, Whitby, recently. Miss Edna C King of Kiugs' Couuty Hospital, Brooklyn, New York, Is home ou a Visit. Pure Maple Ssrup at Talt's. 1Strawberry plants for sale by G. D. Fletcher. 1Brlng pour potatoes to Kuigbt's. nie wauts a carload. 110,000 people wauted to buy post carde at Nieholîs' T. H Knight wants 20,000 dozen eggs at the Model Grocery. . Choice garden and field seeds at F. A. Haddy's, China Hall Grocery. A Tait sella the best washiug mach- ines. Get one and save labor., New subscribers eau get THE STATES MAN (rom now to Jan. 1, 1909, for 50c. Tea-We pride ourselves iu the bleuding of teas. Haveyoau tried us? Tait. Dahlia bulbs-a splendid variety to choose from. Order now, S J. Jack. man. Mr and Mrs.,.,Smith.Treuton,receut- lv vlsited bis mother Mrs. John Reldi, Liberty St. Get vour earl-y seed potatoes (rom F. A. Haddy. )le bas several good early varieties. Dally World, Toronto. 15 months for $2 to new subseribers. Orderat STATES. xAN Office, Bowmanville Two dozen Bowmanville view post carda, ail different, sent to any address, post paid, ou receiptýot 50 ets P. C. Trebilcock - Order your horse buis aud cards at THE STATESMAN office. Ail orders, reeeiveprompt attention and good work guaranteed. Our readers, especially th3 ladieg, will read Editor James' article ou au muner page on Easter Suuday lu New York as he saw it. Spring bouse cleauing. You will waut a new tea set or a new toilet set or perhapsa new dinner set. Remem- ber F. A. Haddy bas the largest varlety and the best value Mr. Chas. Rays who has completed bis thi'd ye inl the Civil Engiueer's The only bakinýg powder made with Royal Grape Cream of Tartar Therecan~ be no comforting confi- dence wý,hen eatfng alum baking powý- der food. Chemists say that more or Jess of the alum powcler in unchanged alum of alum saIts remains in the food. Phone 65 i-rcni i I dif The People's Groeer. tlighest Price paid for Farm Produce. ý:77hen ea-tfrig, mhat your food is of hMghest who lesomenes-that it has nothing in it tjhat can in'jure or distress you - n-akes the repast lo-tbly coli-iforta-bIc and safLsfactory. This -~ren confidence yoii h ave vhcn'the food is raised with 2ý,,,Azerk ce Let Us Help 'You to ~ Olean House SBy suppîying you with articles to make the work easy, These are some lof the things that heip": 4? Washiig' machines, wringers, E.eIf ringinig mops, carpet sweeperrs, brooms, serubbing and wh tewash brushes, stove and sink brushes in great variety. M ~Old D.tch Cluanser............. l0e. tins2, 4î Handy Ammonia (powder).-2 lb. p'kg 10e 4'1Household Animonia (îiquid). . 15e. bottie. fî EZE washibg powder in 5c & 10e. p'kgs. Globe Metal Polish in .... 5c & 10e tins. tî Mayer's Putz Cream ...... 25c, large tin. MWellington knife poçh...2e an, 4î ~~Sapolia ....................l 1e.ecake. fwFairbank's seouring soap..3 bars 25e. 4îPowered borax..In 10e, & 20e. p'kgs. 1N Nonsueh liquid stove polish .- 15e, bottie. u X Ray stove polish ............ 10C. can è Alabastine (al eolors)in 25c and 4Ce pkgs. Paris white .........,.. 10 lbs. for 25c. 4î ~~Washing Soda...........'10 lb. for 25e. 4q also Snap at 15c. a tin and hand Sapolia at 10e a cake to keep your bauds soft and white and remove the work stains.