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jWOMEN N E-11n Edii er4, Wiliami and Mr and Duifi FOR SALE A tne n and 1Who ..E-Singie buggy and hiarness, Rndition. Apply te Jas. El- St. E., Bowmanville, phoeri 25-t LE-i Bay Mare and Colt, 1 1 yeair, i cow, i calf agedi Apply to A. RejchrIathI O , Newtonville. 35tf ,LE-Overlaind Lighit 4 Tour- odel ý375.iff; Overland Lighit 4 'Like 'Giving Them Away' This is wbat you -\îll be saying when yen read about the Dollar Day Bargains this store is offeing. You'Il be looking- for something big for your, money and you arc not going to be disappointpd at Elliit's Jewelry Store. loc le On 1the same plan we are orerir Percolator which will be marked dIown Who will be the lucky buyers'? SAVE 25%l ON FLATI Community Plate and Various patterns are ineljuded ir at lesc, than reg-ular prices. Don't Buy aIl you n ecd and save nioney. Corne and sec for yourself. Reduct YH9UR ON $ DAY 10 P. M.) ýk we are off ering f or ýsale set in wbtitc gold -with 3 It's a bcauty. Every hour reduced in price $6.00. ga$35.00 Electrie Coffec i $1.00 an boum until sold. WARE $ DAY openin Tthlen er of t DEATHS STEWARiT-A't bis homne at The Flats Sask.. August ZSt., illim Edjelj Stewart in his 37th year. FRISE-In Bowmanviile, ou Saturdaýy, Septemnber 8, Adalaile Lucy Frise ,widlowv of thie late John ,Frise, aged 70 years. IN MEMORIAM 11 loving nemory of Eldon P. DeBowý vwho died September 12, 1922. The heaivenily gates were open wid', A gentle voice said "1Corne, A n clwith farewei unspoken He gently entered home.1 Unic7e, and Aunt. OULLEY-In beloved remembn ie0 Our p1recious baby, NoreenIselwh was called to the fold, Septembher 11, 1921. Our dlarling sweet bahe, neath the green gýrass is laid, The soit summier breezes blow softly o'eri ber,1 Sleepinjg peaceftiUy there savedl from aill sin and cae Our Isobel lies snug,,gledl close in H-isl arms of love. We shah] grieve bier no more for, on thatl golden s1iore, W1ýe kno-w tha-, our darling iswainfr Us WAe shal bow to Thy will dear Fatirer above Till we ail gaither Home in yourmnso of love. Sadýly isedbY ÏDaddy. Mthr ro- thers aind Sisters. Fal11 Millinery Openings on Friday- and Saturday, Sept. 14 and 15 at Dingmran & Edniondstone's. Mr. Frank C. Petlick and Mr. A. L. Darch attended thec funeral of the former's nephew, Frank Pethick ag-ed '7 years, son of Mr. andi Mrs. Guy Pethi*ck, 934 Ring St. West who died in the Western THospital, Toronto from a fractured skull the resuit of an auto accident. TWO BLOCKS& EAST 0F BUSINESS SECTION4 ON KING STREET, CORNER ONTARIO ST. The CodrnunJi*ty GrQcery E. F. WEEKES, Proprietor S ~This store is entering into the Dollar Day Iclea with a stock of groceries that is fresh and of the best quality. The bargain- L hunter will be in bis glory at this store as prices have been made very attractive. Some lines are limited so shop early. These prices are for Dollar Day only and cash with order. LEADING THE WAY TO BIGGER BARGAINS Quaker Coma Flakes,. . . ............. 3 for 27c Suigar Crisp Corn Flakes . .........ý. .3 for. 30e Scediess Raisins, frcsh stock, reg. 18c, 2 Ibs. 25e Delmionte Seedless Raisins, reg. 20c, 2 pkgs. 35c Sun-Maid Seedless Raisins, reg. 20c, 2 pkgs. 35e Frcsh Sodla Biscuits, reg. 20c lb., .3 lb. box 45c Fancy Mixed Biscuits, reg. 40e lb., for. . 32c Choice Bulk Black Tea, reg. 70e lb. for.... .60c Special Ail Red Sockeyc Salmon, 1/2 lb. tin, 5 for $1.00 Salmion, same quality as Clover Leaf, reg. 45c, for ...ý................... ý....ý .....35C Red Headi Matches, .... .......3 boxes for 35c SOAP PRICES GREATLY REDUCED FOR DOLLAR DAY 12 Bars-8 Comfort, 4 Pearl White Naptha and 30c Tea Towcl, all for ............... 98c 15 Bars--8 Gold, '7 Swvift',s Quick- Naptha for $1.00 15 Bars Mdother Hubbard Soap, reg. $1.25, for $1 Pearlirie, regular 10e package,.. . .....2 for 15e Lux, regular 121/c,. ,. .........$ Day 2 for 21c FREE! FREE! FREE! With cvery pureh.asc of a Dollar or more we will givc free a large scribbler. ALL ORDERS TAKEN BEFORE 5 Q'CLOCK WILL BE DELIVERED AUCTION SALES Saturday, September 22-R. E. Wil- son, '"Crignairn' Concession St., Bowmanville, on account of iii- nese,, will seli by public auction his high clase- household furniture and furnishings which includes some very choice walnut, cherry- wood and m'ahogany pieces. Sec bis for complete list or next -week's Statesman. As sale is large one it will start at 10 a. in. Sale, under cover in case of bad weather. Ternis cash. Wm. MaAuctioneer, Whitby. Monday, September 24th,-The Horn Estate will seli at Hanipton, her- ses, 'cattie, fanm implements, liousehold furniture, etc. Sale at 1 P. ni. Theo. IM. Siemon, Auc.. tioneer. Wednesday, Septepiber 26,-Thos. Haymian. King St , E.. Bowman- ville, i.ill scîl his furniture and househiold effects. Sec bills. Sale at 1.3a'0 P. i. Ternis cash. Jo3. Coulson, Auctioneer. 3- Saturday, Septem~ber 29-Misa Clara 1. Windatt wîfl sel] by auction at her residence, Scugog-st. Bowman- ville, alI of her household furni- turc, etc. Sale at 1 p. m. See bills. Geo. Jackson & Son, Auctioneers. 86-tf' T-wo columns of other important auction sales are listed on page 3 of this issue. Miss Poupard of Campbellford, will assist at the Dingman & Ed- mondstone Millinery this season. Call and nieet ber and sec fthc newest in nillinery. BOARD WANTED-Young.- lady de- sireýs boîird innocdbone Apply ('race 10 B. or IL I bon( Bead, Link theni L. Fancy while od Bordai i asts. Alex. The Official Dollar Day Jeweler Extra Specia1 Programs AT Royal Theatre, Bowmanville k> ~ FOR Dollar Day SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 Special Matinee At 2.30 p. m. Aduits 20c; Children 10c. Evening showv starts at 7.380 P. M. SpeciaI Film "Pinik Gods" Featuring Bebe Daniels and James Kirkwood. This picture scored one of the seaso's hits in Toronto. "THE STEEPILECHASER" the comcdy subjeet on the prograrn is filled with spilîs, thrilis and lauglis. Fair Day WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 19 The pi'ogramn for Païr nightit 1 a wiziner, just ývhat you want on sueh an occasion. "Sure Fire Flint" Jebnny Hunes in a cloud- burst of action! Cales of latighter! Breath-taking speed! Charle Chaplin MONDAY-TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17-18 "THE CHRISTIAN" By Sir Hall Cane SEPTEMBER 21-22 Charles (Buck) Joncs In "The Fast Mail" SEPTEMBER 24-25 Lady Diana Manners "Diana of the rossways" WANror TEiD- te Mrs. J. W. Haîf Price J- . 'I '... . atij.,flS .&, n vi,,Ie 3ï O w music Bownienvilic Mr. T. W\. Stanley is prepared to ne. cept pupils for Piano, Organ, Voice. Fa) terni commences now. Box 481, phon 162. i Margaret Abernethy will resumne .ass in piano on September l5th. )at Mr. J. H. Abernethy's, Con- n st., phone 153'rl3. 36-2w'* ,ndolyn Williams, Teacher of 1pupil of Vlggo Kibl, Toronto vatory of Music. Puphls prepared 1consrvtory examinations. B>ow- le Queen Street West, phone 159. fPupulis in Downianvillc every ay afternoon. For termis 9r2l, THampton. -EPHA N. DONCASTER, A. T. 'eacher of Piano, Theary, Haý Gultar and Ukelele. lhone 358 J Studio King St., Bown Ili, RETA iR. CLERK'S NOTICE 0F FIRST POSTING 0F VOTERS' LISTI -Voters' l4ist, 1923, Municipality of thie Tow,ýnship of Darlington, County o« Dur- Dedthis thirtieth dfiy of Âugust, W. R. ALLIN, Clerk of Townsbip of Darlington. 36'-2w~ & Co* Haddy Admission:.. Adults 25c; CI Tar Co. invite F'riday and Sati r 14th and 15th. Is Bargain Djay at This Store Your Dollars will have extra value, this Saturday. Ini most every department prices have been eut to make Dollar Day one of the biggest Buying Events of the year. Dollars will go much farther and buy mueh moreý than usual. Some special attractions are listed here, others ap- .,pear throughout the store. , You Can't Resist These Bargains Flannellettes, White and Colored, regular 27e and 30c, , ~'~ ~.$ Day4 yds. for $1.00 --Heavy Crash Towelling,.................$ Day Special, 4 yds. for $1.00 Light and Dark Prints, good quality,............$ Day, 5 yds. for $1.0 Ginghams, assorted colors and patterns,.....,......$ Day, 5 yds. for $1.0 Ladies' Silk Rose, Sand, Brown, Grey, Black and White, reguhiar $1.2à >., -, ý , ý0 ý> $ Day, 98c pair fleavy Ribbed Cotton Hose, Black only, assorted sizes, $ Day 4 pair $1 Ladies' Heavy Cotton Rose, spliced heels and toes, Black, White and Brown',.............................»-.......................... 4 pair for $1.00 Ladies' Heavy Faîl and Winter Vests, (natural> regular $ 1.25 $ Day 85ceae Ladies' Fine White Winter Vests, long an~d short or no sleeves, $ Daiy 75c each SiIk Poplin Dress Goods, assorted colors, regular $2.25, To Clear $ Day $1.00 yd Silk Tricolette, assorted colors, width 36 ip .................... $ Day $1.50 yd All Wool Romespun Cloth, assorted colors, 56in. width; $ Day $1.00 yd Elannelette Blanketa, $ Day Only 1214-$2.98; 1114-$2.35; 1014-$2.10 Glass Towelling,...............................$ Day, 5 yds. for $1.00 Grey Coto' ............................ ............. ...$ Day, 7 yds. for $1.00 Bleached Table Damask, 62 in. wlde, regular $1.25 yd.,$ Day, $1.00 yd Bleached Table Damask, 58 in. wide, regular 65e yd., $ Day ,2 yds. for $1 Grey Cotton, reg. 25e yd.,...... ................... $ Day, .5 yards for $1.00 Girls' Cotton Vests, good quality,......................... $ Day, 4 for $1.00 - The imrnensity of this sale cannot be described on paper. Many special values we have not space to mention here will be displayed in this store for, that one day. S. W. Mason & Son- Dry Goods and Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Phone 106 Bowmanvllle R SAI one ac i -i $7.00