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~- , Vol. LXVII. M. A. JAMES & SONS, Publishers. BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO, JANUARY 6, 1921 $2.00 a Year In Advance 5c a Copy. No. 1 COATSà AT HALF PRICE What an opportunity ! The balance of our Ladies' Cloth Coats will be cleared this week at exactly Haif Price. 25 Per tCent ffOiFrF T"ihis List: Blouses Ail Silk Crepe de Chene and Georgette Blouses. Dresses Ail Silk and Poplin Dresses, Ail Ladies' Dress Skirts. ALL FURS GOING AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. LADIES'e CLOTH THE EDITOR TALKS TUe. publishers ef the James Papers are very much pleased wth the very magnanimous toanner la which the ad- vaqne i n price of The Statesmnan and The BowmnanvilUe' News is being support- ed by them. Net one in a hundred of our subscribers has kicked because the price has beenR raised fromi $1.530 to $2.00 a year in Canada and $9-V" la the UJnited Statce. Possibly no subscriber has feit tjie necessity for theane so kee-nly as the publishers, so it is a source of great satisfaction that they are staying ioyaliy by himâ through this period of the hjgh cost of newsprint. When we) charged a dollar a year for the paepers we paid around $60 a ton for paper. The last shipmnent we received wvas $140 a ton and we always pay cash, too. The pub- lishers are very gratefui to their sub- soçribers for their continueDd patronageo un.der such unusual circumnstances and will show tiieir appreciation la a con- tinued endeavor to -publiih a newspaper wýorthy of reputation The James Papers have long enjoyed. May 1921 be a year of abounding prosperity for ail our read- ers. We were pleased to read in this week's budget of our good Tyrone editor that at the annual school mieeting lftting re- ference to the satisfactory services of the teacher was mandu. This is as shoula be when dleserved. Too littie acknow- ledgment is given usually to teachere. It arives somne parents nearly crazy to manage their own lively offsp)rin,but a teacher cani have a whole Year's care and worry of the children of the whoie sec- tion five days a Week and paýirenltso r truüstees neyer give the slighitest praise o rf encouragement. 8. we are gilad te sec tUat Tyrone people know how te treat a good teacher and do fi right, toc. Their action wili put Ueart into the teacher I to give the very best service possible thru this new ygar. COURSE IN AGRUCULTURE. The lOth annual Course in Agriculture in Durham County made a good start Tuesday morning when over 20 young farmers were in attendance and the num- ber increasîng each day. Mr. F. C. Paterson who is in charge gave a gener- ai outline of the course at tUe morning session, and in tUe afternoon the boys visîted Mr. R., R. Stevens' Dairy Farm and had a practise in judging dairy cattie. In connection with- this course a series, of instructive lectures la being given by specialists lu various lUnes. S'ee age 8 for paÉticulars., Mr. J. IN. M clIn tesh, Pictou, N. S., la assisting Mr. Paterson during tUe course. IN THE EDITOR'S MAIL MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. REVIVE CANADIAN CLUB Mrs. E. Brimacombe, Hamilton, in BOWMIANVU LLE Meeting in Council Room, Tuesday, renewing for 1921 says she stili aorH L. Quinn ace, January I lth., at 8 p. m. greatly -enjoys reading the oId home Reeve-T. S. Holjgate. ___ paeran iseseitrsan taf eputy Reee-E. C. Rehder. a xrse papr nd isesedior ad saf a Counciliors- M. J. EllioitJamnesE. Many citizens haveeprsda vêry happy and presperous New Year. 1Efliott, Roland RE. Yate 1S.Glnvill W.deretathCndin lubee- Re.,. obrtMculouhToonoHI. Thickson, W. M\,erritt., vived and that the citizens be given ex-President of Bay of Quinte DARLINGTON ato hear addressesrom sohtmediumth Methodist Conference, and an Old FIeve-Thomas Bakzer. t eradessfi- oeo h 3),ýYtyeeeW R. Courtice. foremost citizens of Canada. This Enfield Boy says "Your paper is ai- ilnilrsAtu . Brent, Chas. X. revival of interest in the Canadian ways a budget of news to me.". Lie W1ight, U. W. lsoucth. Club show., the trend of public feeling tond olfinds rahap and e rows-es CLAàKE TOWNSHIP throughout the country. iEveryone teol rins o hpy ndpos'ReeVe-.F. W. Bowen. ants the views of men -who are i a perous New Year. IDeputy Reeve-FrankditaAuin. position to speak with authority on Mr. Ezra Hanna, Gaines, Mich., in les, '] R . H1a~A .S5P ujcsi hc i r neetd renewiing his subscription for next, Inaugurai me-eting January 10, 1921. A mieeting, will be held on Tuesday year writes: Find enclosed $M.0 I CAR~TWRIGHT TOWNSHIP !evening, Jan. llth. ini the Council for the good old~ Sta.teaman. which we tieeve-W. A. VanCamp, ac. iRoom- for the purpose of discussing7 enjoy so much. We are having!1 Couimcflor-Frýd Hyland, W. Bý. Fer- the general situation. A lire Cana- winter weather here now. Wish you guison, Ricýhard L0dgertan, Creighton dia-, Club is a big asset to the tovwu and staff a very happy New Yea'r. i Deyitt, 1-The information obtafied 'from the Darlington old boys ail like to get the PORT HOPE !prominent speakters that are heard news from the oid homeland of Dur-1 Mayor--F. L. Curtis. I from time tQ timis of inetimib.le hami. Reeve-W. E. Smnith. - value, keeps citizens in toùch with Mr.Wm H.Glnflli, Trot1 Deputy Reeve-H. Holda,-way. modern thouglit and ideas and helps Mr. m. . Glnfild. oroto, Councllors-Rýe. J. Edmunds,F.H whe rnewnghissuscrp-Brown, W. A. P. Campbell, Albert Lin- the com'munîïty spirit, Everyone in- wmites, we eeigh sbcr- gardi H. Fulford, J. T. George. I terested in the revival of the Cana- tion.:1I take this opportunity of esm*OE OWSIP dian Club should be present at the cerely thanking you on behiaîf of Mr. HOPETOWNH UP meeting. The aim is to make the Reginer and Mrs. Glanfleld for the Rev-ontford Wilson. IDeputy Reeve - -Beatty. ICanadian Club a "Booster Club" for kindly reference published in your1 Councilors-L. H-. Canar, Robert Harn- 'the town and the help of every Boost- papers to the very sad and tragic ess, Edwaird Gardener. er's asked. death of Mrs. Maude Reginer recent- WHUBY OW 1V. Mayor-E. Harper. Mrs. H. Baskerville, Toront o neel-. - Biow. ,Wmi. Maw, writes: "Mrs. John Maynard, Cam- G M. Goodfeflow, F. L. Beecroft, J. M.1 MINISTERS AND CHURCHES. pbelif ord, is not as bad as stated îriii enny, F. N. Burns. ___ the papers, the stroke being slight COBOU RG Disciples Church-Sunday morning affectin gher throat mo6stly. Glad ayor-William W. Hooey. service taken by Ilev. W. C. Washîng- t osay she is improving, and able to Reee-W. J. to, n eenn b Rv.E A Tn be up a short while each day".! Deputy Reeve-O. F. Allison. kin. Frind wil e gadto no ths. Counclors-F. D. Boggs, F. J.Mc- 'Frend wil e gad e nowthi: Arthur,' A. J. Plunkett, H. J. Staples, Methodist Church- Rev. S. C. Mr. and Mms. S. A. Devitt, Cart- Percy Hutton, Reuben Jackson. ýMoore, pâstor, Sunday subjects--11 wright, are again spending the w inter !a.m.-"The Price of Progress;" 7 p. down South. Under date of Dec. lm.-"Christ the Deliverer."ý 2.30 'p. 27,'1920, Mr. DevWt wrote: Dear, THE MUNICIPAL VOTE. I .-Men's Brotherhood,and Sunday Editor: While spendingt last winteri School. here in Patnama City, Florida, we REEVE AND DEPUTY REEVE StPa'shucevD.WBst soon had a Ionging for our own hÏome'Candidiate Wjw,,.P.H. N.W. &.W. TI. minister. Il a. M.-Hospital Sun- news and ordered our home papers Holgate 102 84 118 128 432 day-"The Soul's House". 7 p. m. which came along regularly and we'Rehder 124- 80 120 125' 44-Prelude,-"The League of Nations" appreciated it very much. Again i Toes 6 64 55 226 "esgso h yn"~Bo . we are enjoying the balmy breezes'6 i19 Praise No. 437. 2 30 p. m.-Sun- of the Gulf which are much more ac- COYUNCILLORS day School and Bible Classes. ceptable to us than the cold winter Eliott, M.J. 104 99 135 91 429 y ofth orh W fn ta teEtilott, J..E. 93 75 110 74 352 Meetingsduring the Weekof Pray- othe N ope are erfri ttenlyates 95 69 110 78 352'r are heinded Soter epl revr findyThiçkson 06986 96 119 332 ,er r ig fairly wl tedd In ahl the churches they accord the'GlanvilUe 114 63 78 80 33o Rev. J. W. Hastie gave an address viior rm h Nrha oal ,l MerrUtt 77 , 65 90 68 300 on "The Church and its Head" in the We ars fomte lNgin ur ownl..Hallman 74 721 97 55 298 Methodist churcli Monday evening; come. Hoaelmigenou w FI(s 32 45 47 28 162 Rev. W. C. Washington, M.A.. in St. home here at 317 Magnolia Ave., Henne-tt 53 25 37 28 143 ad onTe'y'vnigadR . hiaving purchased this bungalow while HuÏae 7 19 16 63 115Palso uedyveigndRv hee ls ya. las orad h ocrbold 14 7 3 '28 52 D. W. Beýt, B.A., in Sý. John's Par- lu--4--- -- 1- . ish Hall onf Wedneadav eveninoe. To- AL. j*ý