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.B0WTMANVILLE,FEB. 17th., 1921. DARLINGTON Mr. Hnrry Wood spent the week- nl Toronto, ... MUils Margaret and Mr. James Abernethy visited their brother Arcile la Kingston and -report-hlm some better. ZION Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Stainton entertained the former's dase cf yoang men, and' the young ladies ciass on February i4th., at their home., Henrts were everywhere, cupid 'kcpt an open eye and if, St. vaîentine's traditions are true there Sheuld scea be f ewer bacielers and spinsters nt Zion. ENFIELD Mr. Geo. Ormiston atteaded Short- liera Breeders' Association la Toron- to Mr. C. Simpson nttendcd a. big cattie.sale near Lndsay recently ..Miss vera Hobbs has been under tic docto's care.. . Mr. W. Ashton is recovcring from an attnck cf jandice .... Mr. J. Adams is meving te Mn. Fred Mountjoy's farm ain Et Whitby which he has reted ... . Mise Lyda Taylor has been unabie te tench for twe weeks on acceunt cf throat trouble. Hope te have school again .next week. MAPLE GROVE Mr, Norman Burgess spent the -week-end witi ils brother la Toron- tO.... We ail wish Mr. R. R. Stevens a spcedy recovery from his openation ia Bewmnnville Hospital this week ...Mi ss Gertie Lymer was callcd home from Port Hope whcre sic wne viting, owing te the ilncss cf her znother, who is quite il1lanBew- manvilie Hospital Wednesd4y after- acen. Ail wish her a spcedy re- coey..Quarterly service was very weii attended iast Sunday when Mn. and Mrs. Caude Tucker, tweo daughters, Clara and Nora and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tackcr were received by letter from their church into mem- bensiip la our chureh ... Several cf the boys nround here took la he hockey match at Toronto oni Satur- day. * . Our League visits Ebenezer League this (Thursdny) night. COURTICE -Visitons- Mr. Elmer A. Rundie and friend, Toronto, were at home over the week-end; Mrs. Jas. Mc- Keazie, Columbus, le visitiag her ss- ter,. Mrs. Acy Penfound; Glad to xeport Mrs. H.,,F. Osborne improving aicely at Bowmanville Hospital.... lVîr. and Mrs. John Wlterand Mrs. Jas. Short attendcd the funeral on Tucesday cf the former's anat, Mrs. Joha Lewis, Brookli . ... Sunday ser-, vices were niceiy, attendcd,. Sacra- ment was diepeased in the moraing, good muéle by choir, duet by Misses Muriel Penfound and vera Werry. . S Mrs. Rose Pierce's littie dnughter was baptizcd on Suday .... Maple ýGrove Epworth Lengue visîts ,Our League this Thursday eveig.... "'Dramatic Club" will seca put on -'Down in Maine" ln Orna.... Mn. C, M. Penfoand is la Toronto takiag a Short course ln Agriculture.... Mn.anad Mrs., M. Seules and son Jack, _Miss Ethel Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Stý,urgess, Toronto, wer , at S. S. Brooks' over the week-end,. ... Mns. A. E. Ruadie entertnined at her home ",n Sturdny evening whcn n plens- ant time is reported. Mrs. A. J, O ay aise gave a dinner pnrty te a few 'Àfriends on, Taesdny evening. TYRONE "Ourvisitons. Misses Margaret-Pol- lack and Flox'encc Courtice. Eben- ezer, at Mr. A. E. Ciemens'; Miss Ethel Smith, Bowmanvilie, -with hçr inother, Mrs. Viola Smith; Mrs. A. W. Ciemeas witi herý parente, Mr. znd Mrs. C. Dawson, Campbeiiford; Mre. E. Wight and Mr. J. virtue con- tinue indisposed. Hope forýa speedy recovey .... M~iss E. Irene Werry, Oshawa, has been quite iM. ... Much sympathy le expressed te Mre. John H. Wcrry la the lose by deâth cf her brother, Mr. William E. Polard.... 'Men's choir wiil sing on Sanday even- àîrg. . .. Mr. R. Hatierley hias been ,iîtîng hiesister, Mrs. Harry T-ooey, Bowmanviile ... . Mr. andi Mrs. Ed. Vitue visited at Mr. N. Byers, En- hiskillen .... In Thursdny's League dev,ýotional1 exercises were conducted ~ Mr. Harold Hoar, after which MiLse Evelyn,,Brent teck chair. Pro- gram inciuded topic by Miss velma Stapies, reading by Miss Mary IF ycu bring n asmiling visage To'tht glýass yen meet a emile. D.net look for wnong and cvii, You wil find themyi if you do; Ayu mensure for your neigibor Hte wiIl measure baek te yor. -ALICE CAREY.. U. -F. O. NOTICE Maple Grove Farmers' Club wil meet at Sons' Hall, on Mondny, Feb. 2ist., at 2.30ý p. m. >Junior Farm '- ers have charge cf tht prcgram. Good attendance requested. Alan Campbell, Tru. Powers, President. Secretary. HAMPTON Wemen's Institue invite you. te ktheir concert on Thursday evening, Feb. '24th., la the basement cf tic, chanci, when their Dramatie Club wiii preseat tic play "Sewing for tic Heathen". Mn. Jas. Oebson and othen local talent wil ssîst on the prognam. Musical haif-houn starte, 1 t 7.30. Programn at 8 p. m. Come eariy. Admission:' aduits 25e,; chilidren 15c. Proceede for comn- munity werk. PROVIDENCE L U. F. O. Meeting Great Success. One cf tic best meetings in tic history cf Providence U. F., O. Club was held Saturday evening, Feb.- 12, when Miss Agae MePhail, Toronto, delivcred an addrcss long te be ne- membered by those who avaiied tiem- selves of tic opportunity te be present. Miss MePhail. possesses nbility peculiar te f ew public speakers, and (le assured a hearty receptien by tht members cf Providence Club when- ever cie may find it convenient te ne- tara. Mn. Tics. Siortnidge, Therahili, Manitoba, and daaghter Audney arc on n visît te hie mother and eld acquaintances. ... Messire. Cecil Bush, Elmer Wilbur and C. H. Scott reccat- iy visited Toronto ... . Mre. Norman Yeliçwiees is visiting fiende la West- ern Ontario .... Mre. W. J. Langmaid, Oshawa, visited lier sister, Mre. H. G. Pasco .... Mrs. S. Thempeon, Oshawa, visited at Mr. J-. G. Lang- maid' .... Mies Louise Cryderman, Shnws, visîted at Mn. W. J. Cryder- man'. ., Messire. A. D. Latigmnid, John Baker, W. J. Leask and A. L. Pasce purchased Shortiorns at tic Miler-Dryden Sale at Toronto. HAYDON Recent visiters: Mrs. Frank Ray- noný with fniende at Pontypool; Mn'. Tics. Mountjoy with relatives la Cartwright; Mn. Milton Siemon with Toronto fniencLs; Misses Vera Moanti oy and Vera Siemon at Mn. R. Gilbent's, Enniekilica; Mn. and Mrs. F. Smith, Enficld, at Mn. Sulas Trewin's; Mn. and Mre. Ja s. Cross- man entertaincd Tuesday evening and al md an enjoyable tîme.. Thunsday nigit'e, League wns in change cf Missioaary vice-President, Miss vena Meuntjoy. Presideat, Mss Eva Denike, teck change cf tic cpening exercises and led, la Bible reading. Mrs. H. Ashton gave tic tapic, "Tht work cf tic Chancies la Canada and in Seti America". Rend ings were given by Mre. Carence jAvery ,Vera Slcmoh, and a rcading by the vice-President. Mizpah Bene- diction cioscd a profitable session.. .Sunday morning, after lesson period, a long and intcresting letter was read from'cuir Missionary, Rcv. G. W. Spnling,, Ciunking,- West China. Letter will be ianded te otier Leagues and Sunday Scicels cf Bowmanville District as soan as pos- ible. ENNISKILLEN visitons: Mn. and Mrs. John Slemoa with relatives in Toronto; Mrs. T. Gildens and Mre. E. Niciole and Miss Violet visitcd Mrs. John Green, Bunketen; Mise Miaule Thompeon, -Base Line, and Mn. A. veal, Saskat- chewan, vîsited Mns. Chane Stewart; Mre. E. Nîchols and iMies Violet visi- ted Mrs. Ambrose Nesbitt oven tic week-end; Mre. Charmes Rice, White- vale, at lier brother'e, Mn. William 'H. Moore. Wc regret te report ne change in Mre. Moores conditioni at time of writing. . Come ta tic con- cert Friday evealng or yoa wiil missI a treat. . .. Mre. Wm. Griffan and Mn. Melville Griffai recently' visitcd fniende ia Catwight... .Mn. and Mre. William Stainton entertained a number cf scicol chilidren Fnidny evening..Mies Florence Brunt had thrce operations at Bowmanville Hoc- pital, Feb. 7, and le deing aicely. Ail wisi for hier now n future cf good healt . .. . Forty sciooc hildren gathered at Mn. Geo. Gow's, Tuesday evening, Feb. 8th.. te epcnd n social tîme with hlm before lie leaves cur midet. Mn. Gow le a great friend cf tiec cilidren and taugit tic juniors how te play bail. During tic even- ing tic tenm as a ligit appreciation of hie services pnesented him with a gold watch chain. Mne. Gow who is net cnjoying very goed healti mes net mingled very mach la socîety. EBENEZER 1 See the "Red Lnmp" and an Asthetic drill at Tyrone, Saturdny, February i9th. HOLSTEIN CALF CLUB. Those interested in the Caif Clubý who prefer Holstein breed, watch for further particulars in our next issue, a Club hnving been formed underl same auspices and rules, entries tel close March 7th. Anycaci desiring further information npply te John Baker, E. F. Weatherilt, Alan Camp- bell, L. C. Snowden, Committee. ENNISKILLEN'S HISTORY. Additional Note 's by Rev. D. Rogers, St. Thomas. Dear Editor,-When I peniied a f ew notes recentiy cf Hampton, its people, etc., I had ne thought cf ex- tending them te Eanisklllen and Ty- rone. It would be difficuit te re- caîl everythiag, even if space were «available, but my attention has been called te some omissions about Ennis- killen which may be cf iaterest te record. 3 Th 'e early places cf store-business I remember, were D. W. McLeod's, John Pierce's, Samuel Trewin's, Hut- chinsen and Brisbin's (in 1 867) inter carried o~n by Mr. Robert Hutchinson until his removal te Listowel in 1888. The clerks I recali were Jacob Scot%, Snndy McLeod,, Samuel Bingham and John C. Mitchell. Drs. Wm. H1iler >and McCuleougli were the ehirlest physicianis. The former died in 11870, and was succeeded, by his brother Solomon Cartwright Hiler now of Bowmanviiie, who inheriteà the ame and reputatien of his broth- er William and he toc, made good. In 1864 a young man cf the neighbor- hood te the south east, James W. McLaughlin, graduated in Medicine and he began practice here. In 1870 he erected the fine brick residence tll receatly occupied by Dr. C. W. Siemon and new by Dr. H. Ferguson, the present local physicin. Dr. John C. Mitchell began practice in medicine in Newtonvîlle ia 1874, and a f ew years later came to Enniskil- Iea where he had been a store clerk adpractised for a aumber cf years. I made some refereace te the Sylvester Fouadry-but la the early sixties it was carried on by D. W. McLeod. Ia 1867 or 186S, Robert McLaugh- lin left ilittle farn (and shop by the road-side) near Tyrone, and open- ed up a carniage and wagon shop ia Eaaiskillen.- He did a tiriviag business-was honest and onscien- tieus la ail his work aad deai gs, and doubtiess these elemnts ci n ~ibutëd te the woaderful success that has marked his whole business career. I have been iaformed that Isaiah Tole, father cf Mr. Levi A. W. Tole, the Bowmaaville Auctioneer,. was among the firet settlers, se aise the Montgomery famiiy. John, son cf Andrcw Montgomery, a popular and fine lookiag young man, graduated as n physician in 1867 and prnctised for years la Bethnny and B3lac-ksock. A sister Mrs. J. J. Gýibson lives la Bowmaaville. The Presbyteriaa Church under the care cf Rev. John Smith from 1851-1869 was largeiy attcnded, its members coming n distance cf froém 8 te 10 miles, filliag the church every Sabbath afteraoon. Se also was the Weslcynn Mcthodist Churci with its service at 6.30 p. m. Ina the year 1873 the M. E. Church erected a ned brick building on the'opposite side cf the street-later burat dewn, and the new une erected in its place wns chosen as the one for contiaued use at the Union off 1884. Editor's Note-Belevlng that han.- dreds cf cuir readers far and near rend these memnory sketches by Rev. D. Rogers and thatlanother man stffi possessing a mernory thnt ante-dates hie by several years wehave request- ed Mr. L. A. W, Tole ta write cf an eanlier pcrled tisa is evered by Hrcy. Rogers. WHY SHORT CALF CLUB ? N7r. Editor-In your paper of the tenth inst., I noticed a glowing add for Skorthorn cattie, under t~he, head- line of "Durham County Shoxthorn Caif Club", published by the West Durham Agricultural Society. 1 would like to ask if this Society is especWaly interested in Shorthorn Cattle ? If so, better strike the rest of the cattie -breecis off the prize list. If not ' why Shorthorns ? Must a boy to enter this club be forced to take Shorthorns when his better judgment justly tells hlm there is greater possibilities in Hoîsteins or some 'other breed ? Why not give the boy his choice, and not use the Agricultural Society to boost any one breed ?All we ask is a fair deal. R. R. STEVENS, Holstein Breeder. Bowmanville, February, i2th., 1921.- Do not suifer anotiier dal wtt ItchixngBleed ing Ples., 11a surgreal oper, ton requîrec, DrY. chase's oainenàt wll reileve 701 84 once and' afford lasting benelt. oa.a ox& deaIers or EdmMoný Bates & <, 8=40o. anpeBox free 1! you meflUOB cm raver and e ou U atmp to pay putaut W Or S PHOSPIIODINE. lite Great English Preparation. P~Tones aid invigorates tht whole n1ervous system. mrakes new Blood i~n old Veins. Used for Nervous flîWebiUty. Mental ar.d Brain Worry,' Decsponden7, Losof lEn7rgv Palpitation of the Heart, ailing Memor>,Y. rice $2 pe. box, t for $5 9 Sold by 'Ü11 drugiist or maitd in plain pleg, on receipt of prie. Afew paunphle mailed free. UiE WCOD MEDIC«<E .T' Gý NUOTION SALE The undersigned has received instructions from GEO. H. BICKELL To seli by auction on the premises Duke-st. S., Bowinanville (North of G. ýT. R. Station.) on TUESDAY, FEB. 22th. FPollowing Farmn Stock, Implements, etc. HORSES- Bay Mare, il years, 1 Brown Horse, 6 years, 1 Brown Horse, 9 years, 1i Driver, Chestnut, 5 years. CATTLE-1 Gow, 5 years old, milking, 1 Heifer, 10 mont bs' oll,ý 3 Cows, due in April, 2 Heifers, due! in April, A good milk cow, renewed 2 months, an (extra good milker, rich milk, and quiet every way. IMPLEMENTS-Dise Hlarrow, .1 Fanning Mili, 2 Cutters, 1 new, 21 Walkîng Plows, 1 Platform Dray, Mc- Cormick Mower, 2 Lumber Wagons, 1 set Iron Harrows, McCormick Hay-, Rack, 1 set Single Harness, 1 Separ-i ator, Simplex, 1 Daisy Barrel Churn. Massey-Harris Binder, 2 sets Double Harness, 1 International Truck, 1' Rubber Tire Top Buggy,, Massey- Harris Cultivator, 2 sets Sleighs with platform, Democrat Wagon nearly new, 1001 other things too numer- ous to mention.' Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. TERMS-On ail sunis cf $10 and uiidelro cash; over that amnoUnýt 8 months' credit on approved notes. 5 per cent per annum off for cash. L A. W. TOLE, Auctioneer. Pleased to see our old friend of the olden time, Mr. William McCullough, Toronto, who was down for the Odd Fellows' Jubilee. When a citizen of this town William took a great interest in music and w as, a vocaliat of no mean talent, at on etiine being a conductor of St. John's choir. His time is now wholly taken up with a branch of benevolent work la con-. nection with Oddfellowship,-Cor. Orono News. MoreFridy Specials For, This Week, My customers were well pleased and so was I with the splendid resiilts of my first Friday Specials last wTeek. So here goes for another grist of extra special values for this week.' Phone your order and the goods will be ready when you cail. OFF TO A GOOD START Stock Food.................................... 10 per cent off Kellogg's Krumbles 2 for................................. 25c 3 lbs. good Rice ........... ............................... 25c Boots and Shoes just arrived .............10 per cent off Mitts and Overalîs .. 1......................20 per Cent off 5 lbs. Corn Meal .................1........................... 25e 5 lbs. Rolled Oats...................................... ..... 25c il Bars Soap,-Comfort, Sunlight, Gold, P.&G. Naphtha for............................................ $1.00 Black Tea, regular 60e lb. for ......................40c Pea Nut Butter, per lb., only ..............................30c Seedless Raisins,, very choice, lb.....................30é 2 lb. Blue Rose Japan Rice ...................... ........ ..25c Men's and Boys' Hleavy Rubbers going.. .......... At Cost A Big Drop In Prices of Dry Goods. ,TRY OUR, FRESH FISH FOR A CHANGE ROYAL, CYRUS AND PASTRY FLOUR ALWAYS ON HAND. HAMPTON'*S NEW STORE Dry Goods, Groce 1ries, Hardware, Paints and Ouas A. E. Jennings, Pro prieto'r. PHONE 350r2-2'z Bank of. Montreal Building STEAMSHIIP TICKETS M. A. JAMES TO EUROPE-Canadian Pge18c, White Star Dominion, Canard, Amer- ican. ,Ank for information. Phosie 53, Bowmanvile. Gooks Votton Root Compo0i .4A<zf5Lreliable repidatinu sned,cine Sold in three de. Iraesof strength-No. 1, 81 o.2, $3; No. 3, $5 per box. Bold by ail druggists, or sent' neaicd on receipt of pie Prtpamplet. Address. YHE COOK< MEDICINE CO.. TORONTO, ONT. <Foroieriy Windsor.> AUCTIOIN SALES-, Saturday, February I 9th.-The Es-, tate of the late J. W. Brooks, lots 3j gnd 32, concession 6, Darlingten, wlll seil al cf his farm stock, implemepits, etc. Se bis. Sale at 12 o'clock sharp. Geo. Jackson, auctioneer. Monday, February 21-Mr.. Geo. Gow, lot 19, con. 8, Dariington, one mile north cf Enniskillen, willl seil ail of his farm stock, impie- ments, etk. Sale at i o'clock. See bis and dodgers. George Jackson, Auctioneer. Tuesday,- Feb. 22-Mr. Geo. IL Bick- el,ý Dukerst., Bowmanville, will seli al cf his farm stock, impie- 1ments, etc. Sale at 1 p. m. See bis. L. A. W. Tole, auctioneer. Friday, Februzary 25,-Mr. E . L. Wil- liamsoa, Hampton, will seli al cf his farm stock, implements, etc. Sale at 1 o'clock. See bis. Geo. and Ted Jackson, Auctioneers. Saturday, February 26-Mr. Wesley D. Bragg, lot 30, con. 2, Clarke, (Bellwood Farm), will seli al cf his farm stock, implements, etc. See bis. Sale at 12.30 p. m. Geo. Jackson, Auctioneer. Wednesday, May-ch 2-Mr.. Nathan Hayes, lot 15, con. 6, Darlington, wili seli ail of his f nrm stock, im- plements, etc. Sale at i p. m. See bills. Theo. M. Siemnon, Auc- tioneer. Wednesday, M arch 9-To close es- tate cf late H. L. Newlove, the farrn stock and implemeats, house- hold furaiture, etc., will be sold at his late residence, Kingston Rond, East, Bowmanville. Sale at 12.30 'ciock. Theo. M. Siemon, Auctioneer. Thursday, Mardi 17-The Estate cf the late W., E. Jewell, lot '7, con- cession 1, Darlington, will seil ahl cf the farm. stock, impiements , etc. See bis. Sale at i P. M. Geo. nnd Ted Jackson, Auction- eers. C. R. Lovekin,ý President. H.Sirett,ý Secretary. 7-2 Seulling Groceries That is our business and to seli properly we must buy right., We buy right and clan therefore sell at lowest market prices. We want it distinct- ly understood that our prices compare, favorably with some reduced pri&s. Try lus with your next'grocery order and be convinced- that we deliver the goods at lowest possible prices. I. PRIONE 186 ALLIN BOWMANVILLE U 4 Lower Prices? Then Patronize Webst er' s tiuaranteed Manufacturers' Prices $5.0 Deposit will do it Your choice of hundreds of samples, also lengths of cloth at Manufacturers' Prices. ORDER NoW for Spri«ng and get your Spring Suit or Coat at any late date you desîre. An Expert man to measureyou, Satisfacton Guaranteed. SAVE $10.00 TO $15.00 RKeady-To-Wear Department SUITS $10,00 Saturday, Jan. 22 only. .Suits $10.00 With every Overcoat sold Saturday, January 2?, you can have your choice of any suit in Our Store--$1O.00--Don't let an opportunity like this slip by. MEN'S WORK SHIIRTS Blue Chambray-Big Jumbo-to clear $1.79 Black and White stripe, Haug i make, clear$1.65 WEBSTER' Head Quarters for Manufacturers' Prices Phone 61 ..Bowmanville You Buy Your LARD SHORTEN IN G or CANNED GOODS Get our attractive prices for highest quality goods in these Uines. Wl'lbert J. Dudley Horsey Block Phone 225 House 272 Bowmanville 1 9 Apple'Growers' 'Meeting The Annual, Meeting of the Northumberland and Durham Apple Growers' Association will be held in the Town Hall, Bowmanville, February 28th. Morning session opens at 10 a. m. A full and interesting program will be pre- sented. The speakers will include the best authorities in Ontario and also Prof. H. H. Whet- zýel of the New York State Collège of Agriculture.