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_______ IBOWMANVILLE, MAY l.9th., 1921.1 TO PROTECT ANDý BEAUTIFY >Paint that dosent do both is not good enough for your buildings. SHERWIN WILLIAMS & LIO>WE BROS. are the. test Paints made RiCE Sole Agents Opposite Post Office & oe Bowmanville ...... .. One Delivery During the summer months we will make one delivery daily at 8 'a. m. Send your order day ahead and get deiivery first thing next morning. FINEST CREAMIERY B3UTTER 35c lb Every Pound Guaranteed Easifirst, 10 IL pail .............................$1.40 Easifirst, 3 IL pail ................................42c SMOKED BREAKFAST BACON, Sliced. . ..45c lb G. A. Edmondstone One door east of F. F. Morris Co. Phone 21 Bowmanville D URING MA Y MONTHI We are offering ail lines of L'pholstered Furniture at Sacrifice Prices To enable those contemplating the purchase of a Chesterfield Suite, a pair of Easy Chairs, or a Couch, or any other piece of Upholstered Fur- niture to buy now. See our Window display showing a Chester- field, with ,Arm Chair and Rocker for $140.0è. Arm Chair and Rocker upholstered ail over in good tapestry for $50.00. We ask you to come, in1 and see these goods for yourselves, compare them with'any other goods of sim ilar quality and you will agree that these prices are the lowest ever.- F. F. MORRIS CO,è Home Furnishers Directots of Funeral Service Bowmanivihle- MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER Saturday evening, May 14th.#, a very pleasant time was spent at the home-of Mrs. W. J. Moore, King-st., Newcastle, when about forty friends of Miss Eva Riekard, the popular bride of this week, met to shower hier with gifts and good wishes. -After the guests had assembled the bride elect was'ushered into the, living- room a veritable bower of spring- time with its unique decoration of apple blossoms, white ilacs, narcissi and tulips, 'where under the chande- lier beautifully festooned with white streamers and pink roses. The bride occupied the seat of honor opposite a huge basket cleverly decorated to represent a rose peony and overfiow- ing with gifts. A beautiful bouquet of narcissi,' tulips, and maidenhair fern was presented by Mrs. J. Uglow, who in'a f ew well-chosen words of goodwill and aprcation welcomed the bride to New= te. Appropriate solos were sung by Mesdames W. Jamieson, F. Branton and Miss Mason. Alter a dainty lunch served by-the hostesses Mesdames W. Moore, J. W. Bradley, W. eJamieson and F. Butler the rest ol the even- ing was spent in music and social intercourse. FORMER CITIZEN'S' DEMISE Mr'. John H. Varcoe, Toronto. The many friends and acquaint- ances of the late John H. Varcoe're- ceived a severe shock on Wednes- day morning when a telegram reached here saying he had passed away at Niagara Falls, N, Y., aethe resuit of ulcers ia stomiach. He was bora and raised in this towýn and made maay friends wherever hle went. He has resided on Pape Avenue, Toron- to, for several years. He leaves to moura his loss hiswif e, one son, two daughters-Mr. Fred Maynard and Mrs. E. Meredith, ail of Toronto;, and two brothers-Charles of Detroit and George, of Bowmanville, from whose home he was buried on Friday, May 13. The relatives besides immed- iate family were: Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Rae, Port Hope; Mrs. D. Wilcox ýand daughter, Detroit; Mr. Elmer Wil- cox, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Morley Varcoe, Toronto; others from out of town 7ýere: Mrs, Wmn. Reynolds, Mr. A. Reynolds, Mrs. Jacobi, Mr. 0. Dur- rant, Mr. and Mrs. A. Gox, Mr. Wmn. Cox, Mr. and Mrs. H. Hambly, Osh- awa; Mr. J. innamon"and Mr. Mor- ley Byam, Toronto. The floral off- erings were very beautiful and in- cluded: Pîllow, the family; sheafs, Geo. Varcoe and family; wreaths, Mr. M. Teller, Mr. and Mrs. Helps and family; Mr. Morley Byam and "S. O . È. of which Order deceased was a member; Sprays, Miss D. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Adams, Mr. and Mrs., J. C. Meredith, Miss M' Meredithi, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Meredith and famnily, Mr. and Mrs. Glanfleld and famnily, Mr. and Mrs. J. Glanville, Mr. and Mrs. S. Glanvilie, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Pingle, Mj'. and Mrs. Otto Mayer. The sincerN, sympathy of the entire community is extended to the family la their sad bereavement. THOMSON KNITTING CO. EXPANDS Extract From Canadian Textile Journal, Dec. 21, 1920. The Thomson Knitting Go., of 15 Morrison St., Toronto, of whom Mr. W. W. Thomson, Ghairman of the fine hosiery section of the Canadian Wool.. len Manufacturers' Association, i proprietor, have just added exten- siVely to their plant in the way of 40 Brinton Model. G fine guage hosiery knitters and a 40 spindie lHarley-Kay Winder. The growth of the Thom- son Knitting Go., has been such that their present quarters are entirely filled with equipment and much larger prémîses will be required. Apart fromi a generous measure of domestic trade the Thomson Knitting Go., are doing their share towards putting the, Ganadian dolljr back to par by, some large shipmentý for export ta Austral-i la. Our Ganadian manufacturers are to be congratulated on their en- ergy 'in placing their goods ia the world's markets. This is the industry which is coming to Bowmanville. BOWMANVILLE WINS- CAME Bowinanville football team got off to a good start Saturday eveniag when they defeated the champions. of Eniskillen by 1-0. It was a close game -throughout, both teams beÎng evenly matched. Another fast gaine is scheduled to be, plaed t HighScho-1 Grunds trees, An' let the soul once froze an' hard Sprout crocuses OS new ideas. Yes, dlean yer house, an' dlean yer An' deIean yer barn in ev'ry part; But brush the cohwebs from yer head Ani' sweep the snowbanks from yer I McMURTRY,& Co. 75e per pair for Men's jSox, extra thin, mer- cerized Lisle, Inter- woven Toe and Heel, ail sizes and colors, regular price $1,00, Sale Price 75c a pair Men 's dln d Boys'ý Sui*tsý One=Third and One=ti--aif Less_____ Sale Starts Thursday, May 19, Sale End's' Tuesday, May .31 Suits for Young Men, Middle-Agèd Men. and OId Men You may buy a Su it for the first time in years at N"Iine fifty. have about one hundredâ Suits in stock which must go below, cost. Y-ou have thre opportunity now to purchasèë your Spring and mer Suit or Coat at one-third to one-haif less. Lot No. 1 8 only Men's Suits at only $9.50, sizes 34 to 36, materials ail wool Serges and Tweed Mixtures, reg- ular price to $20.00, Sale Price $9.50I Lot No. 2 20 Men's and Young Men's Suits, Fancy Checks and Striped Tweeds, made in good styles, big selection to -choose from, ail sizes in the lot' regular prie $35 to $45, Sale Price $24.95 Lot No. 3 27 Men's and Young Men's Suits, Navy Blue Chev- îot, ail pure wool, this cloth is the same as used by the merchant tailor suits selling at $60.00, the styles are the very newest, ail sizes in the lot, Sale Price $35-00 Lot No. 4 45 Men's and Young Men's Suits. Here's a rëal big bargain! which cannot be duplicated, materials are fancy TxWeeds, Clay Worsteds, Serges, etc., ahl' sizes in the lot regular price, $35.00 to $50.00, Sale Price $27.50 'Lot No- 5 35Boys' Suits to fi boys 8 to 14 years, alf wool Cheviqt, Navy Blue, Fancy Tweeds, light and dark colors, belted models ,all weil tailored and gâod fitters? regular price $10.50 to $25.00, Sale Price $6.95 to $1 7.95 Lot No. 6 25 dozen'Men's Overalîs and Smocks, such makes as Peabody's, Headlight, Peerlees- with or without bib), sizes 34 to 46, regular price to'$3.25, Sale Price $1.95 each $2. 95 for Men's Shirts' such makes as W. G. and IR., Arrow, Lang, etc., coat styles, full sizes, well made, of gooci quality Repp, Batiste, American Per- Icales in plain colors, stripes, checks, etc. values to -$3.75, Sale Price- $2.95ý LADIES' WAISTS REDUCED Georgette, Crepe de chene, Voiles, Hab- utai, etc., colors pink, navy, grey, tan, black, white, very newest styles, guaranteed to fit and Wear, Values $550 for $3.50 Values $6.50 for $4.50 Values $7.50 for $5.50 Valii.es $3.95 for $2.95 LADIES' SILK HOS- IERY REDUCED Holeproof, Trident Merciiry, pure silk hose with fine lisle gar- ter tops'in both plain silk and heather mix- tures, ail sizes in shades of silver, navy, brown grey,,- white, black, regular pice $Z.25> Sale Price $1.95 $1.25 per pr for Lad- ies' Silk Gloves, ueen Quality, double finger tips,, heavy quality, such shades as grey, sand, modes, black,' white, regular' $1.85, Sale Price $1.25 pr 39c per pr f or Ladies' fine Ilisie thread hose, regular and out sizes, fast black, aIl sizes, regular 60c, Sale Price 39c pr Middies for Ladies Misses and children, made of good quality drill in Copen Blue, Green, Navy Blue, White, some with sep- arate flannel collars, ail sizes,,priced $1.95 $2.15,1 $2.95. McMurtry, &,Co. 25 per cent off Men's and Young ien 's Spring Coats, Child- ren's Cheviot Reefers, etc., here's a chance to buy a good spring coat at a saving that is worth while, ail new styles, materials, etc., and workmanship the ,very best, take your choice at exactly 1/4Less $2.95 for Men's Pa- jamas, made of fine quality Linene, Silk, frogr fasteners, colors Lavýender, Pale Blue, ICream, $3.,50 quality, Sale Price $2.95 j$1.95 for Men's Com- binations, of French Balbriggan, long, or short sleeves, knee or ankie length, natural or white, ail sizes, reg- ular $2.25, r Sale 'Price $1.95 a suit 57c for, Boys' Cotton Jerseys, fine mercer- ized finish, colors jNavy Blue, Khaki, White, long sleeves, sizes 24 to 32, regular price 75c, Sale Price 57c iî5c per pr for Child- ren'sfine ribbed cot- ton hose, fast colors, sizes 512 to 91/, quai- ity unexcelled at this special price, 25ë per pr Ladies' Tuxedo Sweat- ers with ties, you can, hardly tell them from the ha4nd knitted, in Ishades of Nile Green, Maize, Rose Pink, Copen Blue, etc., $7 value, Sale Price $4.95 LADIES' NECKWEAR Organdie, Swiss, Net, Wash Satin, etc., very1 newest shapes, ail the newest col ors, 25c to $2.00 PHONqE 83 PHONE 83 48c for Men's Knitted Silk Ties, colors Black, Green, Navy Blue, Purpie regular price 75c, Sale Price 48c Su m , W.. e