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M. A JTAMES & SONS. Publishers. $1.50 a year in advance. BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO, CANADA, THURSDAY, APIL 2Z, 1920. VOLuxmE, LXVI No 17 -- ---, r%---A -n Till STORE 0F QUALITY VrOUR SPRING APAE IS HERE LADIES' SUITS Bine suits are extremely smart. The styles ofler a wide se- lection and they are mnost becomïng this season. Wbether the suit be cf tricotine or serge is a matter cf individuality, but the shade mnst be blue, if one la te be fashionable. Yen will flnd that we have anticipated the demand for spring suits and yen will aise be surprised at the values given, rangiug f rom $9,5.00 te $65.00 STYLISH COATS Ne spring wardrobe is compiete nowadays' without a stylish top ceat. In the splendid selection nowon view are fashionable and serviceableceats from $20.00 te $60.00 NEW PRESIDJiNT 0. A. C~. DR,. J. BENSON REYNOLDS SUCCEEDS DR. CREELMAN Prof. J. B. Reynolds, the new Presi- dent of the O. A. C., Guelph, la a native of Durham County. He was born on a farmw near Solina, Darlin gton, and received his publie sehool education at the village school under bis older bro- ther, A. J. Reynolds, who is now liv- ing retired in Solina. In the year 1885 Prof. Reynolds attended Oshawa High Sehool and at midsummer of the same yearhe obtained both third and sec- ond class certificates. He contin'jed at Oshawa for another year and then passed bie matriculation into the Uni- versity after wbich he was engaged as teacher cf Enfleld publie c.ooo for three vears. He then completod hie University course and obtai ned bis B. B. degree. In September, 1893, lhe was appointed to the staff of the O. Aý C.. Guelph, and remained there as Prof. of Physios and Englisb until iftteri! j ie had charge of English only. Prof W. H. Day, who had been bis assist- unt lu the department of physica for orne time. taking the position of Pro b CH-AMBER 0F COMMERCE OBITUARIESI HIGIJ SCHîO6L NOTES. -- MRS. A. L. DARCH, BOWMANVILLE- SECOND BANQUET A SPLENID SUCCESS 'F- It is evident that the e.t-students of the A particularly bright yeung life came -scbool are heartilv in favor cf a memorial- te a close on Tbnrsday, April 15, wben tablet, Farmers, mercbants,manufacturers, Florence Dineen, beloved wife cf Mr, Prof. A. T. DeLury cf Toronto Univer- clergyiwen and ernployees cf factoPY. Albert L. Darcb passed away after sity writes. "I arn pleased te help in the farm and shop were ail represented at several week' illness aged 33 years. She way cf cemrnemerating the sacrifices of the second banquet cf Bowmanville suffered with flu last Nevember and she the students cf my old High School." Chamber cf Commerce beld at the had nieyer fully recovered, Mrs. Darch Bungalow on Monday, April l9tb. was the eldest daugbter cf John Dineen J.n- "Acwlard ercy wite from Hasia- Lu te abenc cf resientGeo. L. cf Chicago, Ill., and had beeii~ marriedto:"r laetobreebedasn Hlall, Vice-President Williard Stevens about twelve yearâ. Tbe funeral teck e-tcetc omnil ihSbe presided in a iost' capable manner. place on~ Saturday, afterneen, fhem ber and prend te be a contributor te se wer- During the social baîf heur previcus late residence, King-st., service being tby an object." te he anqet rof C . Lugbr cndutedby ev.C. . Mirhadrecer Rev. Neil McPherson,' M. A., D. D., cf gave a pleasiug musical programn at cf St. John's Church. The paîl-bearersSrigedMsay:Yuaedona the piano and later Mr. C. J. Halîman were Messrs. John Cushing, Ludwick praisewerthy thing in erecting a tablet te sang two scies very sweetly. Thrasher, Chas. Rowe and Fred Downev. the meinery of the beys who feil. 0f The Bungalow is an ideal place for Verv maay beautiful floral tributes ex- theqe I knew Arthur E. McLaugblin very banuet thre ein plntycf oompressed the syrnpathy cf friends witb the wvell. He was a year or twe behind mue a baquet thee bing lent of oomin the old Bowmnanville Union Scbool."J for at least 175 people te be ccmfort- sorrowing husband and two little daugh- Snelatrptcntitoisbe ,bly seated att tables. This was tbe t.Heln andthyrltisndir eeav been received front: Glaclys Bradley,New-, flrst event cf the kind put 'on at Bow- 'ment.aslmonD. the relatives, and friendsor mauvlle' neest ommuityhallandfromn a distance were. Mr. John Dineen, ot;Wle .HlCiao ..Mc the management1 received many father, and Mrs. Frank Dineen, aunt,iet;Wle .HU hcg;D .Mc ChiagoIl.,Mr.Wi. CshigunceDonald, Orde Mode] Sçhool, Toronto; words cf praise for the efficient aadd iag Ii.Mism. ushninCuhnl .~oarecHaitn Ot;Rv satisfactory manner in which the part addube isQàei ung, Je.MHwaPern, Hpringilto, MOn.; Prev. cf host was perfcrmed. Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Tim Sheridan, Mrs. Ni.cesn pigllMs. rf Wi.McLaughlin, Mr and Mrs. Ludwick A. T. DeLury. University cf Toronto; After the Chairman gave a few in- TrsWm. shwa; r.JonHnc rWinnie Staples, Agnes K. Haddy, Lena trodu-ctory remarks, 0. H. Mason, and Mrs. Guy Petbick, Toronto. 'Her G. Haddy. Hîarold Hoar,. Fred Stevens, 8perotarv. za ~verv sucinctand - _. -- .. ..b,_j -----Hazel Wilpnx, T FI. Werrv andi famillv- ian man..,,