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Insurance Agency. All lihes of l'IRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT, SICKNESS, AUTOMOBILE, GUARAN- TEE. 'EFdith V. Scobeli, Agent. ,2nd door west of tihe "Big 20" ýBowmanville Ontario. THEO. M. SLEMON, AUCTIONEEFt Farm and flouse Sales a Specalty. Terms moderate. 1-tf Enniskillen P. 0. Phone 197-r3. VETERINARY DR. F. T. TIGHE 'VETERINARY SURGEON. Day or Night Calîs Promptly Attended To. Office, King-st., W., Statesman Block, Bowmanville. Phone 243. LEGAL M. G. V. GOULU, B.A., LL.D... .BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY money to boan on Farmn and Town Property. Royal Bank Building, Bowmanville. Phone 351. W. F. WARD, B. A. BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY Money to boan. Bonds for sale. Offices: Bleakley Block, King Street, Bowmanville Ontario. Phones: Office 102, House 178J music T. )W. STANLEY (London College of Music) Organist and Choir Leader, Bowman- ville Methodist Church, is prepared to take pupils for Piano and Voice Cult- ure. For termis phone 12, "Green Court", Argyle Street. 49-3m* MEDICAL M. J. HAZLEWOOD, M. D., C. M. eGold Medalist of Trinity University Toronto. Four years Atteuding Phy- sician and Surgeon at Mt. Carmel Hospital, Pittsburg, Ks. Office and RLesidence, Wellington Street, Bow- ,manville, Phone 108. C. W. SLEMON, M. D., C. M. Graduate of Trinity Medical College, Toronto, formerly of 'Enniskillen. Office and residence, Dr. Beith's, former residence on Church-st., ,Bow- manville. Phone 259. 44-t DR. V.H. STOREY îýdraduate Toronto University, year ýad a haîf resident physician and sur- geori Toronto General Hospital (six motsBurnside Matejrnýty). two and half years Military Hospital. Office: Royal Bank Building, Bow- .nanville. Phone 143w. lO-lyr * DENTAL DR. J. C. DEVITT ,OGaduate of Royal Dental College, Toronto. Office, King-st. East, Bow- tzanville. Office hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. daily except Sunday., Phone 90a. flouse phone 90b. DR. G_.,~C. BONNYCASTLE iHônor graduate in Dentistry Toronto 'University. Graduate of the Royal College 'of Dental Surgeons of On- tario. Office King-st., Bowmanville. !Office phone 40. flouse phone 22. DR. R. E. DINNIWELL, Licensed to practice in Ontario and the Dominion. Dentistry in alt its branches Office-King-st., Bowmanville Opposite Bank of Montreal Phone 301 FUNERAL DIRECTORS F. F. MORRIS CO. -Most complete equipment. Sunday and night calîs promptly attended to. Bowanvllephones 10 and 34. Eranch at Orono. M. A. JAMES STEAMSHIP TICETS TO EUROPE-Canadian Pacific, White Star Dominion, Cunard, Amer- jean. Ask for information. Phone 53, Bowmanville. JUNK DEALERS POULTRY and JUNK-A. Dillick, Duke-st., just opposite Canning Factory, pays highest cash prices for BOWMANVILLE, JAN. l9th., 1922 CHILD WELFA]kE CLINIC HELD Dr. W. J. Bell once again pleased many Bowmanville mothers at a Child Welfare Clinic on Thursday afterno on, January 12, held in the Council lloom and Nurses' Office ad- joining. From 2until 6 p. m., the doctor was kept busy examing babes and small children, advising parents as to the need of correction and treat- ment; explaining the cause of certain conditions and giving information as to corrective diets. Thursday evering, Dr. Bell met the Child Welfare Committee and some of the citizens and thoroughly expounded to them the need of and benefits to be derived by the town appointing a community nurse. He made very clear, indeed, that the responsibility of the many tragediles that might happen, which could be avoided by the presence of a com- munity nurse, would rest on the shoulders of those in authority in the town. It is their duty to protect the community. When the question of the cost of the nurse was raised one gentleman remarked, "The question is, Can we afford to be without a nurse?" This summarised report of the work was read by Miss Heeley: Cases supervised, more than one visit .................. 149 Vîsits to supervised cases . .. . 308 Prenatal Visits................ 15 Postnatal Visits............... 21 Infant Welfare Visits......... 87 Presehool Visits.............. 107 School Visits................. 90 Aduit Vîsits.................. 19 Public Scbool Work. Children examined by a Doctor. 235 Defects found................ 343 Referred to family Physician . . 89 Referred to Eye Specialist . . .. 26 Referred to Dentist........... 25 Parents present at Examinations. 133 Previously noted defeets correctedl 86 Welf arë Clinics Held, 41 Child Welfare Clinîcs were held. Attendance of chiltlren under 7.128 Children examined by doctor... .116 Defects found.........98 Referred to Family Phy'sician. . 43 Referred to Hospital for Sick Children . . ....... ........2 Bedside nursing was given to 12 cases, in most of them more than one visit, in some instances 4 and 5 times. Home Nursing Classes, senior, met for 8 lectures and demonstrations and junior group 5 times. A Mothers Club has been organ- ized,, the object being to give to those women, who by reason of household cares are kept a great deal at home, a social evening onceaweek. By the use of the Club it is hoped that lone- Iy women will make friends. As Maternai Welfare means child wel- fare, everything can be done to make the mothers healthy, helps in the health of the chldren and whole fam- ily. And as happiness is necessary for good health, sucb work as the or- ganizing of this club comes wîthin the province of the Public Health Worker. Survey of Resuits of Medical In- spection in One Class. No. of pupils in class......... 43 No. examined to date ........... 23 No. found without defects . .. . 6 An attempt was made to visit the parents of the cbildren whose cards showed corrections were needed, and to find ont from the parents: 1 What had been done to correct the weaknesses found at the time of examination. 2 What the opinion of the par- ents with regard to the value of med:- cal inspection in the schools, and the work of the community nurse in gen- erul. The following results were fonnd: In regard to cases of Malnutrition. Seven cards showcd that parents had been advised to make changes in the diet of the child, these lu the main being to bave the child take cocoa instead of tea, eat cereul and milk for breakfast, drink ut leust a pint of milk daily, etc. In 5 cases the mother said that the1 changes were being carried ont as fully as possible, and ou weighiug these children it was fouud that they had gained respectivelly 4, 3%i, 3, 21'/' and 2 pounds. *(Dr. Bell made the comment when this was rend that these were very good gains, indeed, for aperiod of two months). Iu one case wbere the cbild is also la need of an operation for tonsils, which was being delayed for finan- cial reasons the gain was only 1 %/ pounds, though the mother said the child had co-operated well in eating even things she did not like, for the sake of gaining what the nurse had said sheneeded to gain. In the seventh case the changes bad not been carried ont, and here was found a gain in weight so small as to be almost negligible. B In regard to Dental Effeets: 3 cards showed that children had been recommendedý to see the den- tist,, and ail three mothers reported that this had been doue within a fewr days of receiviug the report-lu one case on the very day of the examina- tion the first risit to the dentist was made. C Iu regard, to defects of Vision: 3 cards showed recommendations in regard to this. As a resnlt one whose glasses needed repuiring and changing had had them fitted np and was wéariug them regulaxly. A second had been taken to the Optom- etrist, but it had been f onnd that glasses were not needed. The third case had been fltted with glusses with the result of practicully revolutioniz- ing the child's whole school life., D Iu regard to Tousils and Aden- oids: 12 showed reécommendations in re- gard. to this, 8 being reported as quite serions. 0f these* 3 had, al-, ready had had necessry: operation performed; 2 others were waiting ujîder thîe dotor's orders and care until some other defects under which the children suffered were corrected. In 3 cases it was'reported that only financial reasons kept them from hav- ing the operation immediately, and they intended as soon as possible to have it performed. In 4 cases no- thing had been done, and the parentsý did not seem convinced of the need for immediate action. E Other Defects, 2 cards showed speciai treatment needed for other things. In one case this was being arranged for. in the other financial reasons alone prevent- e.d anything being done. Ail the parents interviewed ex- pressed themseives as heartfly in f av- or of the town employing a Commun-I ity Nurse. As one father expressed it, "It gives to every cbild an equal chance for a healthy body; without it the cbildren of the workingman arel handicapped". One mother asked if she xvould not have bad theoerin DURHAM COUNTY BOYS Celebrate Wêdding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Clemes, Toronto. For a number of years The Dur- ham Club bas been guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ciemes, 123 South Drive, Toronto, on the lOth of January, that date being the anniversary of their marriage. It was, therefore, a joyous occas- ion to be the guests of the happy couple- on this their 22nd wedding annîversary. The home was in gala attire for the happy fete, and the un- usuaily large attendance gave evi- dence of the Club's interest in their host and liostess. Amidst ail the merriment, how- ever, the very recent sudden death of the Rev. Dr. M. P. Talling, had ieft its sobering influence on the mem- bers, ,for he was grcatly beloved, and it was difficult for us to realize that he was not -oresent mingling with the happy throng. fier chiiu 11eeuUu, withoIuL b11s, salui; It was ftting, therefore, that, the "No, for without the examination first business of the evening should wbich showed the results that were Iee ohm n eouin oe comig fom te dseaed tnsis 1by Prof. John Squair, and seconded sbould have probably kept on putting b r J. J. Copeland, wus placed it off. I did not know how bad t h e obthemnts Ta w eodw cas wa." W. J. Mdïrrison, very deep sorrow the death of the Rev. Marshall P. Tulling, B. A., Ph. President of C. W. Committee. D., on December 13, 1921. Dr. Talling was a member of long stand- - ------ ---ing in our Club and most faithful in attendance and service. Hie had A MOTHERS' CLUB ORGANIZED distinguished himself as a minister of the Presbyterian Church and as The Bowmanville "White Shield an author of religîous and devotional Club" was organized on Tuesdayl works, and was known to our society evening, Jan. lOtb. This flrst meet-' as a kindly and genial fellow-member. ing of the club took place in the He wxas the friend of ail and was a Presbyterian Sunday School and 90 model of Christian grace and gentie- members were enrolled. ness. Objects of tbe club per constitution We desire to extend to Mrs. Tal- are: ling our profoundest sympathy in bier 1 To bring mothers and other great loss and pray thiat she may be women together for a social and sustained in the hour of bier bereave- friendly time. ment by the recollectioli of lier lius- 2 To provide a means of getting band's noble life and by the certain ncquainted.1 hope of a reunion beyond the veil. 3 To pr.ovide a place for the dis- The programn for the evening was cussion of subjects in which mothers then submitted, the following takîng are pecall intresed.part: Misses Sabine, Hornel, and are pecall intresed.Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Atkinson, Mr. 4 To help, through the mothers, to Rostance the noted actor,, and Judge promote good citizensbip and pro- Mott of the Juvenile Court'and it is gress, especially along the lines Of but justice to say that at no time lu Cbild Welfare. our Club's bistory, bas a finer pro- Any woman shall be eligible for gram been submitted. membership in this club who shows Two items must bave been gratify- bier desire for it by attending three ing to our President, Dr. J. L. consecutive meetings., Hughes, namely, the reading of one Dues are 10 cents a month. of bis poems by Mr. Rostance, and Meetings are bel.d Tuesday even- the settîng of music of another by ings at 7.30, lu one of the Sunduy Mr. Atkinson, and c*frmingly sung Scbool rooms. by Mrs. Atkinson. Tuesday, Jan. 24tb, tbe Club meets The social feature of the evening in Parish Hall.' in the bands of our hostess and host Offidrs-Ms. Fred Lyle, Presi- and assistants could not easily have dent; Mrs. E. G. Mitchell, Secretary; heen improved and it was a delightful Mrs. John Mutton, Treasurer. bour. The hearty thanks of the party were showered upon ail who - - --assisted, and especially the hostess THE BUSINESS BEATI TUDES and host, ________Auld Lang Syne'and God Save the o itKing brought to a close one of the Blessed are the sincere in spiritlr s nd one of the buppiest of our for theirs is the Kingdom o Pro- Cu abrns gress. Blessed are the patient: for tbey shahl conquer tbemselves.1 Blessed are they that love their work: for their work shaîl requite! them. Blessed are the faithfnl in littleý tbings: for tbey shaîl inherit the great. Blessed are the considerate: for they shaîl obtain consideration. 1i Blessed are the dlean in business for posterity shahl honor and emu- late them. Blessed are the peacemakers: for the spirit of success shahl serve tbem. Blessed are they that labor in friendliness: for every day shahl bring them happiness. SUPERLATIVE QUALITY MITCHELL PHONOGRAPHS DOMINION PIANOS Sold on Easy Terms by F.J. MI1T C HEL L Mitchell Bldg. Phone 92 or 105 Bowmanville To Parents e F11e PEN a Savings Account in this Bank for eacb "child the year it is born. Make small deposits eregularly, and when college days corne, the requi- site funds are ready and the eucation will ot be a drain on the iamify purse. STAN DARD BANK TOTAL ASSETS OVER EIGHTY-THREE MILLIONS Bowmanville Branch G. L. Hall, Manager Blackstock Branch E. A. Preston, Manager BRANCHES AT NEWCASTLE AND NEWTONVILLE A Big ]Little Thing Tube vulcanizing-the repairing of a puncture, may seem a small job to many people. But with us, it re- ceives the attention it deserves. Equally as great care is taken, as with the largest section repair or complete retread job. Goodyear Repair Materials are used-and that's sayiug a great deal. Place your tube repairing ln our hands-satisfaction assured. Jamieson 1 Bros. Tire Repair Experts Bowmanville Oshawa1 Safeguard Your is to Laie It is liot vrise to leave moi ey, securities, jewelry, or other val- nabies improtected in your homne. Dcposit your money in the Bank and your .'aluables in a Safety Deposit Box. Consuit our Manager. The Royal Bank ot Canada R. F. Aitchison Managler PLANTING YOUTH, H1e who plants a tree H1e plants yonth;' Vigor won for centuries, in sooth; Lif e of time, that hints eternityl Boughs their strength uprear, New shoots every year On old growths appear, Thou shaît teach the ages, stnrdy tree Youth of soul is immortality. BUILDINÇ- LOTS FOR SALE 1 am offering two of the cho',est one acre building Ico-ts ln the towxl gf Bow.. rnanville at veý3r3 reasonable prices, la good locaity on EILberty-st., just one block south of NurserZ, corner. J5xcellent gar- den with about 50 good apple trees on each lot just cc»nig luto biearing. Nor- man S. B. James, Statesman Offre~ Bow. ViSiteCIen aEHall1 We have the Iargest stock and variety of chinaware in Bowmanville. You will be well repaid to pay a visit to our store when requiring Chinaware of any kind. Goods very reasonably priced. ARCHIE TAIT PHIONE 65. Prompt bulsvery. Bowmanville a j ) J A Good Habit! BUY YOUR MEAT AT DUDLEY'S AND YOU GET THE BEST AT LOWEST PRICES. Wilbert J. Dudley IHorsey Block Phone 225, bouse 272 Bowmanville COMING BEN HOKEA AND ORCHESTRA in TOWN HALL, WHITBY on THURSDAY, JANUARY 26th Dancing 8.30 to 1 o'clock. Admission: Gents $1.00; Ladies 50c. War Tax extra. J. Bolton, 2-2w Manager.