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il * P * ICE CREAM Is Nourishing Have that odd job of PLUMBING TINSMITHING- STEAMFITTING done now by our expert engineers. The success of our business is attributed to prompt service, satisf actory workmanship and reasonable prices. Estimates cheerfully given for bathroom out- fits, furnaces, etc. Gyreenaway ,& ElliQott. Consulting Engineers ~ Phone 18 day or night Bowmanville _________________________________Il ___________A___V_ 004--1,. ----1--- -. .' METHODIST CHOIR CONCERT I A Very Exacting and Fizli Program Splenclidly Reandered. It was certainly a delighted and well satisfied audience that left the church on the occasion of the annual musical and literary evening, Tues- day, May 17th., given in the church auditorium by the Bowmianville Methodist Choir, under the direction, of Mr. David Nicholson, their organist and choirmaster, for it surely was a a great seîîglhtYtw ai! whw-hadTh good fortune to be present on that happy occasion. Cholial vor~k was principally ini evidence, MaundeTs Sacred Cantata "Penltence, Parden and Peace", which occupies someforty minutes, being given a splendid rendition by a well-balanced choir. A very in- teresting programn in addition had been arranged by, Mr. Nicholson of which we also give particiilars. Opening with the National Anthem and an Organ Fantasia ini E. Minor (Faulkes), played effectively by Miss Helen G. Morris, one of the chorist- ers, Mr. Nicholson took charge of th organ and the choir sang the fine 19th century type of church anthem music entitled "O0116w Amiable are Thy Dwellings" (Faning), one of the re- cent additions to the choir's repertfl oire. Thenfollowed the first chorusI forget Me?" wherein the singers re- vealed'the true pathos in the middle poton "Consider and hear Me", and thet 1ia climax "How long, O Lord"j with fine effect. The beautiful solo following the chorus "Oh, that I knew where I might find Hïim" was taâken by Mr. W. B. Tapson, with, all the musical expression that this solo de- mands after which the favourite hymnfý "I heard the voice of Jesus' a Sa" to the well known tune (Vox Dilecti) closed the first section of the work. Part II opens with another de- votional solo for baritone "Oh, Casti Thy Burden upon the Lord", which also received a fine rendering by Mr. T. S. Holgate with which is incorpor- ated a short chorus part "Look unto Him and be ye Saved", and the so- prano solo "I sink in deep' Mire", which requires a versatile rendering which it certainly received at the handa of Miss Elizabeth Painton who possesses a pleasing voice. Mr. Al- bert Hircock sang well the solo "tAs one whom His Mother Comnforteh" together with the -introductory re-1 citative to the chorus "Now is the Ac- cepted time", in which the canon TOLE'S LIST REAL ESTATE FOR SALE $3600 will buy 8 roomed brick house and office attached, opposite Town Hall. $2800 will purchase 7 roomn frame bouse on Chtirch Street, water, sewer, electric, light and furnace. 8-roemed brick bouse on Ontario-st., Bowmanville goodlot, every convenience. Will be sold reasonable for quick sale. $3000 will purchase 2-story brick bouse uiceuilr tret--water, -s7werv eec- ric light, furnace, garage and every con- venience. $7000 will purchase 170 acres, il con. Township of Clarke fine buildings, well fenced and watered, about 3 miles east of Newcastle Wharf.1 .$6,700 wlll purchase 116 acres parts lots 5, con. 1, and 6 con. 2, Cartwright, known as the Bruce Farm, well fenced, soil day loam, good buildings. Terme easy. $20,000 will purchase the Somers Farm, containing 150 acres, just outside the cor- poration of the Town of Bowmxanvllle, on countyroad, on wbich are erected an 8- roomed brick bouse commodious out- buildings, stone stabling for 40-head of cattie; the sou 'is a rich dlay loam,,weli fenced and watered; this ls considered one of the best farms in the county. Terms to suit the purchaser. McLaughlin Farm, consistingof 150 acres, >ois village, of Tyrrone with three stores, Blacksmlth shop, schools, church and griot mili ail withln haîf a mile of tarm. The 5011 la a rlch dlay loam, there la over, three miles of tile drains. The ia,çd in level but Yoiling, well- fenced, about & acres of hardwood bush. and one acre of' good cedar. Good farm house and barns wlth stone stabllng under- neath. Over twenty-four bundred bush- es of grain thresbed on it this yeary The iret tenant on this farm madle en.righ mnney ln five years to purchasel 1a farm for hiroseif. This ls one of the best bargains in the County and muet be aold to wind Up Estate. L A. W. trOLE, REAL ESTATE-AGENT- 35-tf - Bowmanville Phone 41. Phone 80 Bowmanville1 BOWMANVILLE, MAY 26th., 1921.1 ï ý products the Thornton Rubber Co, Oshawa, has closed down for an in- definite period. AUT FOR HIRE BABY GRAND CHEVROLET Available afternoons and ffights W. H. FAIRHEAD Phone 44, Bowiuavillep Hately- Thimble Bernies!!1 Agawam, Thimble Ber- y ries, good strong cane s, 5c each or 50c do'z. Cuthbert 5c each, 50c doz., Ask for prices per 100 and over. S. J. Jackmau & Sons Florists and Growêrs A UMENCOVER j~ I TT is interesting to note the excellent pïeservation of some oid family' residences. So well do they "fit into the picture" that except for their architecture one might almost imagine themn the product of the present age;, yet in eiéaity they stand as silent tributes to the wise precaution against decay and deterioration on the part of a former generatio'n. Any house that is worth buiPding should also be worthy of preser- vation by means of paint. The maximum of protection is found in "ENÇUTSHt The formula (70%7c Brandram's Genuine B.B. White Lead and 30% Pure White Zinc) produces a paint with a fine, smoboth surface that does flot crack, chip or peel and a surface protecting film that will defy the elements. Investigate B-H "English'" paint-you'll find most Canadians use it because of its economy and lasting qualities. A trial will make you a convinced adherent to this brand that goes so far and lasts, so long. -MAKE MONEY AT HOME $15 to $60 paid weekly for your spare time writing showcards for us. NZo can- vassing. We instruct and supply you with steady work. iWest-AngusýShowcard Ser- vi'ce, Church & Coiborne Streets, Toronto. 18-4 Ont -jý -IV MASON & DALE 1-21 -Bowmanville,