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FOUND PuRsE POUND-In Bowxnaniïville. ApplY at P~red Kno-x's Shoe Store, Dow- manville. 2-aw ARTICLES FOR SAL JERSEY CREAM FOR SALE--Williaml Merritt, King-st.,Eat Phone 110. 3-tf. GENERAL PURPOSE KORSE-5 years9 old, good single or double. Must be so(ld ajt once. will e-xchange for good inilk cow or youing cattle. Apply te Wm. Chi- lis, Manvers Road, omnvfe 1-tf. FOR SALE-Twin auto seat bug- gy. Also one ineubator, 240 egg capacity. Price $15. May be seen at Russel Sulleys, Gourtice. Apply to J. R. Johns, Prospect-st., Bowrnan-i ville. 2w - PROPERTY FOR SALE FARM FOR SALE-70 acres more or WANTED ýless, lot 31, con. 1, Darlington. Goodi buildings. For particulars applY to WANTEDI-By refined miclide-aged Blake Oke, R R. 2, BowmIaIlville, 52-tf. housekeeper, a position in a famity with- HOUSE FOR SALE-6-roomed house in out children. Have the best of referen- good residential section, electric lights, cccs. Apply box F8, Orono. 2-1waterworks, 3-piece bath room, new fur- WANTED TO RENT- Dwellin%,house, nace; garden, simall fruit trees. Apply aix or seven roorns, with mode' cne- Geo, W. Ja, Bo anie.t iences, centrally situatedt. Possession tic GOO BRICK HOUSE-In Bowman- middle of' March. J. T. Hlooper, Bow- ville, containfing 7 reooms, electric light, mnanville. 24tf. wth à acre of land, more or less, stable, WANTED- Capable younig ladies to, good well, and fruit trees. Apply te W. enter The Training School for Nurses- HF. Halfacre, Bowmanvllle, R. R,. 6, Phone Bowmnanville Hospital. An allowance I. 195-12. &504f. made f $8 per inonth during the firit, FOR SALE-The borne of the late Jacob rerre110 during- the second and $12 dur- 1 Pollard, King-st., Bowmanville. Brick Ing the third. Appy to the Superintend- dwe11lg, 2 story, electric light, bard and ent. 5-tf soft water, good garde-n, fruit, garage. ___________________________ pply on the premises to Mrs. A. P. Ditchburn. 8-2w* REAL ESTATE $4,700 wiil purchase 101 acres, on con. 4, Darlington, 60 acres clear, 30 acres bush, 3 acres orciard, good buildings, nunning creek, two wells, bank barn, stable, driving shed, chick-, en house, 7-roomed bouse, -with good ceflar. 3 miles froni station. L. A. W. Tole, auctioneer. BEEF FOR SALE BY QUARTER 1 ara prepared to fil a lirnited numn- ber of orders for choice young heif ersý and steers by the juarter. You wil save money by buying your winter' supply of meat in this-way. Inquire S. Foster, Scugog-st., P. 0. Box 236, Bowmaxw-ille. 53-tf GREiAT COMPANIONS Have you among your list of friends an eider- ly person who is unable to get out doors and enjoy the fresh air and sunshine 7 HIave you a friend who is a "shut in" through sickniess?w Did you ever think of the joy and happiness a fragrant bouquet or a blooming plant would bringII to these dear friends ? Truly, flowers are great comnpanions. Viflit our conservatories and make your own selections or phone or mail your.order for- flowers. S.J. JA CKMAN & SONS Florists and Growers Phone 50 Bowmnanville Lighting the Pathway of Hlumait Life LJFE'S shadows lengtben.. Twilight is at hand and man 's senses falter. Nature, calling for bhelp, must be heeded, or happiness is threat- ened. Particularly true is this of the sense of siglit, most important ofail to human comfort. When eyes grow dim, optical science must corne to their rescue. Supplementary lenses, expertly ground ofî glass and skillfully applied, must re-enforce those provided by Nature. Again, ta~ eyes proven f aulty at the morning or midday of life, this co'-operation of optics is even more vital., Many,«a defective cbild has been placed on an equal footing with bis school fellows by a right application of glassés, bas been given the opportunities and pleasurable sensations wbich lif e owes bim. Many a workman bas been transformed from inefficient to efficient. The imrnediate responsibility for tbis service rests with the Scientifically trained and well edu- cated Optomwetrist. The, conscientious care and expert service given by our Registered Optomie- trist, Mr. -R.M. MitcheIdIIll, bae_'111 t forbnadar IsteadlilI ncreasing a splendid practise of this wor- thy profession. A White andi Sanitary Optîcal Room well equip- ped with the most modemn instruments and con- stant study and research enable Mr. Mitchell to render to bis clients Optical Assistance appreciat- ed throughout the entire cornmunity. D Make An Appointirent TO-DAY.Ij R. M. Mitchell & Co. BOWMANVILLE JAN. 20th., 1921. APARTMENT TO LET-4 roomns, over Statesman office, $8 per mionth. Eleotric lighit and water conveniences. Apply to Norman S. B. Janies. 3-tf GREATER CANADA. Col, Chas. R. McCullough, Delivers s aFine Address.a We becar the Bowmanville ladies M are baving splendid success in adding new membens to their new or-ganiza- i tion the Women's Canadian ' Club. i They-, are approaching the century V mark, and will be pleased to enrol any lady who desires to become aie member. A goodly numben assembled atj "The Bungalow", Friday aftennoon.g Vfter parta-i-ng of Four O'Clock n iTea in tic nefresiment rooni theg meeting was called to order by thi President, Miss Margaret Allen, wbo after a few remarks introduccd Col, C. R. McCullough ofHamilton, the - Father of tic Canadian Club idea and an 'old Bowmanvilie Boy wbo has made good. Mrs. (Capt.) J. B. Neale gave a pleasing inspiration to the 'speaker by bier renderingof, a pretty solo and responding gracefuily with an encore tiat seemed to fit in nicely witb bis opcning remnarks. Mrs. M. A. Neal accompanied ber. The speaker in reviewing the work of tic Canadfian Club presented the app'reciations of suci distinguisbed mien as the late Sir George Ross, tic late Earl Grey, tic present Viscount Bryce and tic Governor General of iCanada. Tic Globe of 1893 badl Iwelcomed tic Mdvemnent as a great bannioizinig force and tic "Do-f minion" of 1911 bas testified thatl there is no force so potent, in Our tday, iin siaping tic destinyo i Dominion as tic Canadian Cus i was deligbhted tierefore to sec tic! womien of bis native town institutingi a unit of tic chain now stretching' fromi sea to sea. Entering uapon bis subject. properý the guest of tic day drew'attentioný to, tiose pioneers wbose adierence to pninciple made tiem' quit tic young nepublie to live beneati tic fiag in Canada. Tic splendid spirit of co-openation shown by Macdonald, Brown, Cartier, MeGee and otiers of tie Fatiens of Confederation was applauded and their speeches on Con- federation referred to. A tnîbute of ionor was paid to tiose wbose deeds in France and Flanders had ennobled tic Canadiain name. (Colonel M CiiUougb must bave bad in mind i old sciooîmate Major Arthur E. Mc-ý Laughlin.) Future generations would looki ],ack upon tic four years of tic great1 ~war as Canada's Golden Age of lier-! oismr. Hie believed tiat the duty of fornni- ing a sane, aient public opinion lay upon tiese Canadian Clubs and tia t niere oratory that tickled tic cars sbould neyer f ulfil tic obligation t oj its intelligent niembens to make their, country better than tbey had found it.1 Tic speaker sbowed bow Canada! had beccme rot nnly a nation among tic 'nations of tic Britannic Com- monwealth but an international f once as well, as was patent when-,, ber re- presentatives at Genevâ contributed in a prhatical way to the progress of the League of Nations. The out-' standing work of our member Hon.' N. W. Rowel was favorably cous- mented upon in tb'is connection. Finally, our old townsýmian quo- ted tic publicly expressed opinions of the Prince of Wales and tic Rt. Hon. Arthur J. Balfour favorable to tic full recognition in tic Old Land tiat tie Dominfions had and would have tii sentiment of Nationality, but tiat these local attaciments would ever becniergcd ini the whole to. îniet any cniergeney that mugit arise. HELP WANTED MAN. WANTED-Experieéiced farm hand, good il round nmn.single. C. H. , Drawer 1B., Bwavl.21 w*4- WANTED-Capable young girl of good personabity ito(do general lhouse work !il a family of two. Apply staiting tge andj experienicei and wages expected to lBox 420., Oshawa. 3 -1w WANTED-In this locality, a respon- sible and trustwý,orth-y mani to represecnt a large Financial a9nd Brokýerage hiouse. Liberal contract înd big returns assured to the righit mani. One with experience ln stocýks and bonds preferred. Apply to S. C. Parker elo F. C. Sutheraqid & ito. Women's Felt Cosy pers in Black and Slp- Grey 95c W omein's Felt Cosy Slip- pers, with turrn down top, Women's Felt House boot lace witb, fu~r top $2.00 Womien'sFeIlt Boots, reg- ularly piced to $5.00 to seli at $3.50 Foxed ail Feit Boots at a--,id Feit $3.75 Men's Heavy Rubbersi twô' bucide and lace with, white sole at $3.50 and $3.75 Shoe Store Phon~e 120 Bowmanville MINISTERS AND CHURCHES. Rev. W.~ C. Washington, M. A., will preaci in the Disciples Churcb, Sunday morning and Rev. E. A. Ton- kmn in the evening.1 Methodist Church-Rev. S. C. Moore, B .A., B. D., pastor. Sunday sjects: il a. m.ý-"Thie Bible"; 71 p. m.-"Keeping the Hleant". 2.301 p. mr.--Sunday School and BiblJe Clas-I ses. § Rev. W. T. Wickett, Tyrone, ex- changed pulpits witb Rev. S, C. Moore oni Sunday morning and preachedi a very helpful and impressive serm~on. Pastor Moore was in bis own pulpit in the evening and gave very belpfll suggestions ne tie opportunities tiat are ours. The choir ,vas out in good force at boti services. Mrs. H. M. Foýter sang splendidly "Hom, Lovelyl Are Thy Dweliings", at the morningi service, and in the evening Miss Ethel T"AKE NOTICE TO THE BUYING PUBLIC 0F BOWMIANVILLE:' WE, the merchants and professioxnal men of Bowmnanville, hemeby agree to close our places of business on Wedniesday aftemnoons during 1921, and also grant our employees a haîf holiday on above afternoons, under the same arrangements as existed during 1920: HON. N. W. ROWELL, M. P. London, England, Daiiy Telegraph Puts Our Menibei, in Front Rank. Irrespective of the political views held by any person in Durham Coun- ty ail should feel a great measure ofpieand satisfaction that Hion. N.W owell, K. C., the represen- tative for Durham County in tie House of Coinmons at Ottawa, and former member of the Cabinet and President of the Privy Council, has bQen s0 favorably mentioned in the newspapers of ' different countries for the abiiity and good sense shown as one of Canadla's representatives at recent conference of the League of Nations at Geneva, Switzerland. In an enlightening review of the work done by the League of Nations' Assembiy at Geneva, the special. cor- respondent of the London, (Engiand) Daily Telegrapi concludes wbat he bas to say witb the statement that what was accomplishied was dlue to the efforts of about haîf a dozea men in the Assembly. Hie puats M. Viv- iani of France, first as beyond ques- tion the mnost important and influen- tial personage among them. "His eioquence was a living and compelling fiamne whicb swept every- tbing bef ore it. Combined with th s be bas a mind of extraordinary clearness and a grasp of detail and a practical - wisdom which again and againi brought order out of confu- sion and saved the Assembly from impasses into whichà it seem~ed about to drift. Hon, Mr. Balfour, thougb bis contributions to the debates were often in the nature of negative criti- cism.i was always aile from bis un- rivalled store of experience of public aff airs to aff ord invaluable practical guidance while bis unfailing tact and, urbanity enabied bimn to sootie op-. position or find a happy mediunm which ail could accept. Lord Robert Cecil, with bis unquenchable enthus- iasm and optimism in the cause of peace, was, if one may so put it, the chief motive power of the As- sembly. The fourtb namne mentioned is that, of Hon. N. W. Rowell of Canada., 0f hiru it is said: "Mn. Rowell, thougi in tie carly stages of the pl!oceedings he spoke withrnuch diffildence, soon began to miake bis presence felt. The practical value of bis addresses, com- binied witb bis frank straightforwardi manner and bis clear and confident knowledge of tic work of tic Asseni- bly, soon established bim as one o its most valuable menibers." WEST DURHAM BOYS. In 1910 when Rev. John Garbutt and the senior editor were delegates fromt the Bay of Quinte Conference to the General Conference at Victor- ia, B. C., we were entertained at din ner one evening by Mr. and Mrs. Wn. 1-1. Bone, at their beautiful re.sidence "Ston-ehenge", 1788 Rock- ]and Ave., when we met their daugb- ters, Misses Lena and Genevieve, a married daughter, Maude E., wif e of Dr. McMicking, and son Frank S. That evening is one of the pleasant memnories of our sojourn in the charming city of Victoria. Mr. and Mrs. Done have since visited Mrs. John flamlyn, a' cousin, in Bowmnan- ville, when on a trip to New York, Philadelphia and other cities. Mr. Bone was born in Bo-wýmanvilie, in 1855 ,and wbeni quite young bis parents in 1863 moved to Victoria, B. C. In a British Columbia Trade ,Magazine, "Tbe Retailer", is a sketch Of. "B. C. Merchants Who Have Made Good" and a life-like portrait of Mr. Bone graces a page containing an interesting account of bis business career. Hie is manager of The T. N. Hibben Co., well-kniown Books4el- lers and Stationers, establlshed in 1858, and occupying The Hlibben- Bone Building, a very fine 4-storey relnfrcedconcrete j s2tructure on Government Street. The sketch says: Mr. Bone bas pined is faith from bis $15-a-qnonth start in live to business integrity begotten of his religlous principles, hard work, total abstinence and physical fitness. He bas neyer smioked and the article concludes "His physical condition is surely somiething to be envied." We heantily commend'the foregoing to our young men as a worthy example to be'f ollowed in, their career. TRICKERY. To many of the returned men and the general public as well, a real treat will be off ered in the Opera House, Bowmaanville, on Monday and Tuesday nighbts, January 24th. and ?25th. Bert Johniston and bis big Mlagic and Fun Show, assisted by Salvail, the Card King and Muriel, the Great White Mathatma, two feat- are act of Barnum Circus and Keith Vaudeville Circuit along witb a coin- pany of, Clever Vaudeville and Con- cert Artists in many of the most strange and startling illusions, Magic and Mental Exhibitions ever offered bo any public anywhere will be the program. This Company also car-. ries its ow-n Orchestra and. Mr. John- stoin wb,ýo is a wonderful Magician, basm also on band a bubhing lîne of laugh provok-ing comedy that keeps the aud- ience iaughing ahl the time he is on the stage, wbild bhis truly cleve~r bricks leave them puzzled as to how they are done. Muriel, the Great White Mathatma, is a mental won- der and ber peculiar power is inter- esting to men as w\ýell as womebh. As the company is bere for two nlgbts a complete change of show -will be given each nighit. As there will be no plan of seats you are advised to go early in order to secure your choice of thîe seats. SpeCial IN Slipprs This Week-End What Our Great January Clearance Sale Should Mean To You It will certainly pay you handsomely to visit this store oftei ciuring this big clearing event, Read'Carefully the ftargains. Men, Women and Childmen. MEN'S SUITS AT THIRD LESS $50.00 Suits $45,00- Suits $40.00 Suits $35.00 Suits $30.00 Suits $33.50- $29.75 $26.50 $23.,35, $19.75 15 Rolîs Toilet Paper for $1.00 Nice soft crepe paper that, selîs ini most stores at ten et per moll, our Clearance Sale Price 15 Rolîs for $1.00 $1.57 per IL for pure wool Canadian Yarn,4- ply, colors, white. Mid-grey, T WUýOMEN'S This Sale ie holding out dto FUR COATS at THIRD LESS $65.*00 Black As- trachan Coat, 3/4 length box back, silk poplin lined, good fulil size, Sale Price $43.50 $40.00 Black As- trachan Coat, bip length, box back, well made,, good lining, Sale Price; $19.00 49c for Brooms worth at least 75c. 4 string good weight bxiooms Clearance Sale Price only 49e each $2.69 garment for' Red La bel Shirts and Dmawers, ahi sizes, worth $3,.50, Clearance Sale Price $2.69 eadi FLANNELETTE ALL REDUCED 45c quality in white, grey and of pink, bhie, Clearance Sale plain stripes grey, 33c yd 60e quality, 36 inch> white, grey and stripes, beavy, quality in plain Clearance Price 43c yd 10 Bars Laundmy Soap f or 95C Comfomt, Sur-prise, Gold Wbite Naptha, ail gooci. bmands of Soap. Clear- ance Sale 10c bar or 101 bar-s for 95C 'I 59C per pair f or IBoy' heavy ribbed hose, un- ion mixture,, splendid for bard wear, aIl sizes, reg. p4ice 75c, Clear- ancte Sale Price 59c pr McMURTRY & Co Phone 83 Bowmanville VaUN etIfor Uto sang mosit accept-I'~ ably "'Oh Eyes that are Weary". Miss J A. Engel ocJhsn& Dickinson, Mrs. T. W. Cawvker and W. J. Dudley Couc, Jhnson Miss Cole took the solo parts of theCr ema anthem. MJrs. Edith V. Scobehil F. Y. Horne ST. PAUL' SCHURCH. J. J. Mason & Son MeMurtry & Co. Rev. 1). W. Best, minister. Il J. C. Devitt Williams & Cann a. m.--"The Paradise from which we J. B. Martyn C. L. Brown cannot be turned Out". Prelucde on IlL. Cornish James Bennett Propaganda. P. p.n.-The M~~essages of the J. T. Mollon F. R. Kersilake Hymna Il. "Lead Kindly Light." F. F Morris Co. Dingman & Edmondstone 2.30 p. n.-Sunday School and Bible Classes. P. C. Tebilcock Ha.dy & Co. Specia], services in commiemfora- G. .Bnyastie akr&Hoe tion of the Fiftieth Ann.iversary of .C.onyCakr& ope the dedication of the present church A. N. McMillan C. M. Cawker & Soni edifice, will be held in St. Paul's on Hv-dro E. P. Co. Archie Tait Sunday, January 3Oth. There will be a social gathering and Re-uinion Jury & Loveil R. M. Mitchell & Go. with Reminiscences on Monday, Jan .A L. Nicholîs W. H. Dustan 31 st. The Military Ceremony of "Depositing the Colors" of the 2nd J. A. Webster G. IN. Thurston Battalion, C. E. P., wili take place at Lewis Cowell Fred. R. Foley the inorning service on Sunday the' Bth. Lt.-Col. L. T. McLaughlin, A. Harnden Miason & Dale D. S. 0., will formally Confidei the M. Kniowles F. Knox Colors of his fanious Battalion to the saf e keeping of the mninister and offi- S' W. Maison & Son T. H-. Knight cials of the Church. Besides offi- H. Allun G. A. Edmondstone Rice & Co. cers and mhen'of the 2nd Battalion, several oficers of high raniç and other STRS 4~b WE N SA ATR O NS distinguished- persons are, expected SO E LS E N SA FE N O S to be presenf'. PHONE 83 Duggists and Optometrists Bwani McMUR TR Y & CO., Ltd., REMNANTS Yes hundreds of them. Be sure and look tbem over., Bowmanville