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Vol LXVIII. M. A. JAMES & SONS,, Publishers. BOWMANVJLLE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1922 $2.00 a Year In Advance 5c a Copy.No4 _______ ____lit Now the Busy World T ! lu a T'- rd THE EDITOR TALKS It may not be known to very many of aur readers~ in town that Lt.-Col. Charles R. McCullough of Hamilton, an aid Bowmanville boy, had receiv- ed this signal honor as a report froni Hamilton states: "An exclusive Lon- don, England,1 cable to The Hamilton Spectator of the 28th 'ultimo an- nounced that the Goyernors af The Canadian Club of Great Britain _'had extended an invitation by cable ta Lt.-C'ol. C. R. McCullough to attend the Hotel Cecil banquet on Novem- ber 10, ta presentth greetings af the Canadian Clubs taý the speaker af the day, HisRoyal Highness, The Prince of Wales". Our own Charles could nat go ta Enýg'land but aur readers will be glad to leara that Mayor H. L. Quinn ai-d the other members of the Town Council have oa behaîf af our citizelns extended ta Lt.-Col. McCullough ai invitation ta address a public meet"ing in "The Bungalow" on Wednesdav. Decem- CITIZEN Henry William Meader, Gardener. One of our very respectable and worthy residen.ts, Mr. Henry William Meader, passed to rest on Friday, November 24 in his 68th year, after a very brief, illness from pleurisy. Deceased was son of James and Em- ma Meader. being born at Provid- ence,,Isie of Wight, on December 11, 1855. H1e has lived in Bowmanville for 44 years. Ris wif e was Emma Lucella Fletcher, second daughter ot the late Gordon D. Fletcher who died on December 8, 1919. Mr. Meader was a very industrious and trusted workman and many gar- dens and lawns in this town show the resuits of his skillful and faithful work. H1e was also caretaker of local churches for several years. The funeral on Sunday1 afternooni NORTHERN ONT. FIRE RELIEFj Bowmanville Asked to Contrîbute As a resuit of the visit of muni- cipal authorities and others ta the devastated are lf Northérn On- tario an appeal has been sent aut by the Northern Ontario Relief Com- mittee suggestîng an amount each municipality should contribute ta- wards this fund. Mayor Quinn received the follow- ing telegram on Monday from the above committee which explaîns it- self: "May we resp:ectfully aýsk that your town raise an amount for Northern Ontario Fire Relief equal to one-haîf miii of your total assess- meut, either by way of levy or volunteer contribution. Peel Coun- ty has succeeded on this plan and are c ontributing substantial amount. Who will be the next ta corne ta the aid of these stalwart people? One million dollars is required for em- eregency relief". N-- rlTZ7 !T e" T- ? %F zEAÏ'~&Y DK&R~LI1EF~ ~-~i94~' -= ---wore=-a ~ ________________ -can'to-n crene ami -ra~iuiïi~iace. 1zz41i ~ An o~i a~r~,.r~v- iih5i L~4zO~1M41~{ tKeŽ~tZj . r rRU$1~AE1iRI~Aç~L - -~ Fi" AW& W,