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THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, BOWMANVILLE,. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, AND OTHERWISE 1 ge in date of Hospitali Supper W111l be held at St. laul's School Room 'on RIDAY, OCTOBER 30 Under auspices Of WoIY.en's Association pper served from 5.30 p.m. MENU- ot Roast Beef . .......0 ot Roast Pork, dressed. ,.20c ashýed Potatoes .. .. ........5c alloped Potatoes ..........5Se reen Peas -.........5c 4ld Ham i...............5e old Tongue ..........4c alkedi Beans & Brown Bread 15e Ils and Butter ...... ......ý5c pple Pie and Cheese . 1..0e LImWp1PPPie...ý...........AOC 2mnr Pie................10e idividual Fruit Jellies with Whipped Cream .. ......10e sorted Cakes............ 10e Dffee. .. .. ..............5c ea. ......-..........5c Bulbs For Planting Novi ýst received a ýh[p men t l ncludlng thiE follow- Hyacinths ail col.) ea 20e. dozý. $200 Hyacinths (ail col) ea 15c, doz. $1.50 Darwin Tulips, (fine mîxed), doz. 50e Darwin Tulips( named, and tw%ýo col- or), at from 50c te $1.00 dozen, ac- cording te variety. Early Single Tulips (fine mixed), doz 35e ýEarly Double Tulips, (fine nilxed). doz. 45c Breeder oeulips, (fine rmixef), *loz 'Oc Van Sion Daffeduls, (double), doz. 90e Van Sion Daffodils, (smaller size), doz. 75e Crocus large yellow), doz. 25c, per 100-$2.00 Crlocus Purple, white, striped or ,-minxed, doz. 20c, per 100-$1 25 tlo, Emperor, Golden Spr, Bic. «ictora Daffodils, Scillas, Preesias, Odem early while stock is cormpilete J. Jackmagn & Sons bs Phone 80 Bowmuniville expos1UJition . L1netuLt VVas n pu,1 practical and of vital importance te aill The choir under direction of Mr. H-. J. Knight sang the anthiern "Judge Me 0 Lord", by Neidlinger, and Mrs. Robt. J. Gill sang mozst de- lightfully the solo, "Howýý Lovely ,re Thy Dwellings". The quartet,' Messrs. C. S. Hallman, Geo, E. Chase, H, J. KnigIht and S . Glanville sang "One Sweetly Solenin Thought" which with vemy suitable hymn comibined to makie the musicaýl ser- vice specially good. The evening service opened withi the organ prelude "Poet and Peas- ant" by Brunnier and during the off ering- Miss Lepha N. Doncaster,, A.T.C.M., org-anist, rendered "The Rosary" by Ne-vin, The chaoir sng splendidly "Behold tihe day is Corne"1 by Woodward. Mrs. Alex. Colville, rendered the -beautiful solo 4"M'î jWorld" by Spieker and Mrs. C. Ar- thur Cawkcr the fine solo "Repent Ye" by Prindle Scott, both beIg1' splen.didly rendered and greatly en- joyed. Rev, Mr. Ramisay's sermon on,1 '"The Mark and the Prize" -was basedî on the Third Chapter of Philippians which was read as the lesson." lis presentation of this isubjeet was along uines calculated te, stimulate everyone to follow Christ more losely, that in the end the rewarcl may be theirs. The cong-reg-ation Iwas very appreciative of the words of Rev. Mr. Ramsay sOeïcfecivelyý presented. Baring-Gould's hymnn "Now the Day is Over" was a fittingi closing for this anniversary occ-- sion. The off ering amnounted Vo $825 which was cxceedinigly good inm pt of inclcnient weather conditions. The Pastor, Dcv. D. W. Best, B. A., took the services in Johni St2eet Chureli, Belleville. MR. CARLISLE'S APPRECIATIONI To the Ciizens of Bo'wnanville: The resuit of your election of the 21st, is quite unusual. I doubt if there has been any eleetion held inj Canada ojn any subjeet tihat hasl shown such a unanimous consent of opinion. Our Company appreciates the con- cesion grantcd us, but we equally appreciate your vote of good will and co-operation. We wish te thank your Mayor, your Council,. your Board of Trade, youm Newspapers and the people of Bowmanvill1e in general for the work doue, and the %euâtiment exDressed uand reflected by the vote ceast. It is our plans to reconstruet our Bowmanville plant and make it se- cond te -none in the uine of gofds it manufacturmes. It will be our pur- pose year by ycar te increase our Myechanieul Goods business and te have , our plant keep pace with the growth of your town., C. H. Carlisie, Viçe-President and General Manager Toronto, October 24, 1925. Ven's Ueavy Brown Boots, plain toe, out- side counter, solid, priced at ............$3.50 3oys' Heavy Black Boots, plain toe, outside counter ,all leather, sizes 3 to 51/2 ,,priced at ............................................... $3.00 Jen's and1 Boys' IH.eavy ,Rubbers in buekie or lace. Every pair of best grade and reasonably priced. Be sure and compare these values. [Cnox '.4%s Shoe ;Stoàre Footwear & Travelling Goods Plhone 120 Bowmanville custie, Prel, aniison, Seý ,un Party, Monday evening 8 p. )n., St. Paul'-, Lecture Room-refreshmnents AIl members of the Girls' Patriotie Club are called te mneet on Tuesday, November 5th., in the office cf Miss Nina Neuds ut 8 p. mt. harp. Bus- iness prepamations for Hospital Bazaur supper. Mr. Bidwell Holgate of Edmonton, Alta., is here called by the serieus illness of his father, Mr. John A. Ilolgate, whom we are pleused to learn is recoveming nicely froni bis recent operation. Miss Margaret Hlutiisori was eall- cd te Toronto lust week owi ng te the iilness of hem unele, Mr. R. J. F leming who died Monday. Miss futeison hus for soni, time mtade her homre at her unele'*s. Next meeting of Bowmanville Women's Institute will be held on Friday aftemnoon, October 3Oth at the home of Mrs. E. Belîman, "Bal-1 sani Grove". Grandmothers' program.1 Ail members attend, Mr. 0. M. Alger and Mr. E. S. Ai- gem, Oshawa, attended the annuali convention of the United Typothatue of America in Chicago. Befome 'e- turning Mr. O. M. Alger will visit his sister, who lives near, Bay City, Mich. Mm. and Mrs. Clair Read, 218 Ver- dun Road, Oshawa, wish te thank ail the Bowmaniville people who took part in remembeming themi on the Twelfth Anniversary of their muar-j riage on October 21st., by preseat-J îng theut with a beautiful bedspmead, The Daughters and Maidýs of Eng- land will1 hold a bazaar in the S. 0, E. Hall on Thursday, Novemnber 12, 1925. Many useful articles, home-made candy, home-made cook-1 ing for sale. Bran pie.. After-noon tea served. Everybody welcome. 44-2wI On Fiday, November 6, there will be a great array of fancy and useful articles for sale. Honme-made cooking, candy, etc. Remember the place, Disciples Church. Rev. and Mrs. James Hodges, Minnedosa, Man., fommely of the Presbyteriari Church, Oshawa, were reently honored by Knox congrega- tien previeus te their removal after 13 years of labor te another field. They wcre presented with a very appreciative adslrcss, Mr. Hod- ges with a purse of money and Mrs. Hodges with a wist watch suilably inscribed and a purse of money. Geing te England, Christmas sail- ings from Saint John, N. B. Resterva- tions eaunew be made wlth M. A. James, Dcean Steamship Agent, Statesmait Office. tf, T. H. Kni*ght's Store News SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEKEND Poulry"or Thanksgivning Leave us your order early for your Thanks'giving dinner of Poultry. We will have: Ge:,ese - Ch"ickens - Ducks We will also have some Specials in Grocerles for Than,,ksgiving. Miss hIa Pethick, Toronto, spent the weckend at homne. S Miss M. Mildred Lawrie, Toronto, e-pent Sunday at homie. Miss Elsie M. Bragg, Toronto, 3spent the weekend at home. Wild e at Rice Lake th;,s faîl was reported a very poor crop. 3 Real fun party--St. Paul's Lert- bure Room , Monday, Nov. 2-8 p .min Mrs. S. J. Harnis, Oshawa, spent a week with Mrs. Jamies Couirtice. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. French, New 7To2onto, spent tVhe weeke.nd wvith relatives here. Remiember the Preshy-terian Baz- 1aar in Discipleýs Church on Friday, Novemiber 6th. Iipewl Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. GiliieiI spend the winter in Florida and in- tend leaving this week. Miss Edna H. Bottreli, Toronto, spent the weekend -withi her parents, Mr, and _Mrs. Thos. Bottreli. Miss Mary Mutton who has been visiting hier sister, Mâlrs. G. T. Charl- ton ha.s returned to Cobourg. Mr. E.. J. Osborne who has been vlsiting in varîous parts of Muani- toba came homne in time for the election. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. James, WVil- liam and Ruth, spent the weekend, with hem brother, Mr. Wilbur Woods, Weston. llallowe'en Party-St. Paul's-- -Prizes--all cordially invited. JNov. 2uid-& p. m.-Admission 10c, 15e, 25C. Mr. Thos. E. Osborne returnedý thffis week- fromn a very enjoyable trip through Western Canada to the Pacifie Coast. Mr. Alex. Rutherford and g-rand- son Master Sandy Riutherford, Col- borne, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chaqs. Carruthers. Mrs. (Dr.) 0. C. Hamtman and children who have been eînjoying tw\ýo months'~ holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Cox, have return- ed to their -home in Olds, Alta. Dr. A. E. Archer, Lainont, Alta,., and son Mr. Normran Archer, Albect ColleÉe, Belleville, were g-uests on Sunduy of the former's sister, Mis.] (Rev.) J. U. Robins, ut Trin-ity Pur- sonage. Trinity United Church, Rev. J. U. Robins, pastor, -will preach on Suwi- day, Saeramneit of the Lord's Sut- per will be administered at both services. Sund.ay evening PaStor Robins will commence a series of four sermons on "Life as a Voyage", taking for hi.s fimt subjeet "Chart and Compass"', Music suitable te each subjeet will be furnished by the choir. In the ufternon the Sunday Sehool wilI observe Worldý's Temperance Sunday by an open szes- sion 'held in the chuxch -when a suit- able program will be given by the Junior Choir, Pimary Departmient and others. BOYS' TRAINING SCHOOL NEWS The new sehool aishes have an- nived and been unpackedl. They are very attractivèly decoruted in the sehool 'colors, royal blue aýnd old gold. Two hundred ýbarrels of appIes have been pieked fromi the Darch orchard. Most of these have beený shipped, but a considerable quantity iS ýbeing stored for winter use at the School. Saturday night being Hallowe'en, dînner and social has been planned. Among the guests will be Mayor T. S. Holgate, Mr. J. H. H. Jury, mem- bers of the staff and their wives. Chicken is on the menu and the social directly after until 10.00 p. mi. The Honor Roll boys had another hike up the riveji on Saturday after- noon. This time they picked out a sheltered spot among the hills -nnd enjoyed a weiner and marshmallow roast before the rain sent thei off on a moderated muarathon 'back to, the sehool. Work commenced oit the machine shop this week, This building when completed will be second in size on- ly to. the Gym-nasium building. The Public Works,- Department has the eontract and are employing ï-nostly local men, Two months shouIdS ee this building nearing completion. Additional honor and privileges have been awarded the head-ioys oni the Honor Roll. The two highest at the end of each month aiý all.Dw-1 ed a comfortably furnished room in the Darch house and also one nighti out each week until 10.30. The Darch house is at present the staffi residence and in order to remain there these two head-boys iutlv up to ail the miles of leanliesan order, FOR SALE-Wedding cake bot.es,j wedding stationery at The Statesman Office. Wanted WANTED-To hear from owner of good farmn for sale. State cash price, ful particulars. D. F. ; Bush, Minneapolis, Minn. 42-6w*~ To Let HOUSE WANTED 'TO RENT-3yl Decetuber lst or earlier. Apply to W.1 J. Richards, phone 41w, Bowmanville.1 FARM TO LET-160 acres, abou t 16 arsof good orchard with ah winter fruit. Possession at once. - Apply te Jas. Veale, lot 5, con. 4, Dairlington. Bc'nwmanville, R. R. 4, 0t HO USE FOR SALE-Two-stoe rc venieer, 6 roomns and bath, lhardwo)dý fioors, furnace, fireplace and sun -rooni wired for electric steve; good garden. Apply te D. P. Camneron, Scugog-st., Bowmanville, phone 184-J.40t For Sale or Rent FOR SALE OR TO RENT-PrOpertj on the Provincial Highwvay, mi les frem Oshawa, 6 miles from B(wmanvl11, 5 acres more or less. lIeuse, barns, rr- cliard, garden, goed water, elect-ic lighits. telephene. Conivenie-nt te seol andý chuirch, bus service, every few heis os- session Nov. lst. For fturther particulars app)lly te Mrs. H. Raison, 16 iberty Place, Box 508, Bewmianville, Ont. 40-tf Poultry For Sale MINISTERS AND CHURCHES The musical numbers given at the anniversary services in St. Paul's Chureh last Sunday will, by request, be repeated next Sunday. -Quarîet will sing at both services. Mr. Alex. Edm-onson-, the boy Mayor of Toronto, will give an ad- dress at St. Paul's Chiurch on Fni- day evening after the Caf eteria Supper. A musical program will also be rendered. St. Paul's Church, Rev. D. W. Best, D. D., Mînister. Public wor- ship at Il a. ni. and 7 p. m. The Rev. J. R. Fraser, M. A., of Columi- bus, will conduet the services. Suni- day Schlool and Bible Classzes wîll mieet at 2.30 p. m.. Pres'byterian Churcli in Discipfles Church. Morning Worship il a. -ni. Evening Worship 7 p. ni. Sunday School 2.30 p. mi. Rev. Geo. Atkin- son, Gait, will conduet the servicees. Everyon-e is invited to attend. TChe congregation has comipleted arrange- m-ienlts and are now ready to caîl a minister. Trinity Young People's Society meeting was in charge of Miss Aura Rundie, Social Vice-President, on Monday eveni*ng. Scripture Lessoni was read by MÂiss Dorothy Plunimer; reaingils were given by Miss Leiia Haddy and Miss Marlon Belîmyan; piano duet, Miss Mildred Cole and Mrs. Albert Cole; topie "*Obedieiice" -was splendidly gîven by, Rev. J. U. Robins, the Pastor. social hialf- hour was enjoyed 'at the close. DEATHS HARRIS-A,ýt Gore's Landling, on Oct-I ober 17, Thomnas Harris, in his 85thr year. HANCOCK-At Newcastle, on Wednies- day, October 21, 1925, Ica J. Hancockt, in lier 57th year, GHIADBURN-Ini Oshawa, on October 21, T. A. Chadburn of the Chadbuirn Mý1otor Ce., Oshawa. AWDE-In Crane, October 16, 1925, Elliza 1-odigson, relict of the latte Fran- ùis Awde, in bier 79th year. ELLIOTT-A-,t Port Hlope, on Oct. 229, Rev. Jamnes Alfred Elliott, M. A4., rector of St. Jobin*s Cburch, in bis 62nd year. HASELTINE-In Coîborne, October 18,Iý Eliza Jane Bellamy, beloved -wi fe of thie late Hobert Haseltine, in ber 9thi year. ROSS-AIt 241 WoodIlawn, Avenue West, Toronto, on Oct. 22, 1925, Hfugb M. Ross, in his 89th year, formerly of PortlHope. CROSSLEY-At "The Cottage", M\ar-ý ion Avenue, Oxbow, on October 14, Mr. H-oldlen Crossley, formerly of Millbrook, in is 9th year. VICE-At 50 Elgin St. W., Oshawa' Oct. 2ý6, 19'5, Fredlerick E., son of Mr. and -Mrs. Walter Vice, in bis Sth year. Intermient Union Cementery. STEWART-In Clarke, on Friday, Oct- eber 23, 1925, Isabiella Staîker, beloved wite of Johin Stewart, agefi 58 yeaLrs. Interment at Orono Cemetery. PH ILLI PS-At Wellesley Hospital, Tlor- o1,to, Oct, 22, William C. Pbiiilips, in bis 68th year, belctved husband of Eila -Mýac- Millan. Phillips. Interment at Oshawa. WELC H-On Thursday, Oct. 22, at bis late residence, 67 Beaty Ave., Toronto, Albert Welcbi, beloved husband of Eliza- beth Greer ,formerly of Port Granby, ClarkeTownsip, in bis 67th year. IN MEMORIAM In lovlng memory of our dear daughter, Viola Luxton, beloved wýýife of Williami Seymiour, who diedl October 30, 1918. One by onle earth's ties ar9e brolcen One by one they are linked above Somne day there'Il be sweet reunion Once again wlth those we love. Oft we roam the paths of irerory, O'er the landscape of your past, Dreaming of the sweet reunion That we know wlll cor-ne at last. Mother, Father, Sisters and Brothers] In memnory of F. W. Gibson,,4th Can- adian Machine Gun at Pa ehendlale, Octob er 26, 1917. This is the way of the British, In the strength of their rig-hteous cause Upheld by the hosts of Heaiven They strike for their lO.ýng and laws From what do they shrink our SoIdiers They may lose in the f earful fray their ilves But neyer their honor Who fight in te British. way Their name liveth forever more, Lost or Found PLJRSE LOST-Containing a sum of money in, Bowmanville, 0on Saturday night, Octolber, 17. Reward for return. to Statesman Office or to A. L. Pascoe, R. R. 1, Hampton. LOST-Lady's Gold WrLst Watch wlth gold bracelet, on Saturday, October 10, letween Centre and King Streets. Find- will bie rewaýýrded by returning to Mrs. H. W, Burk, Bowmanville. 44t Articles 1Por Sale FOR SAL.E-2000 bushels Mangolds, Apply D?. Beith, Waverly Farm, Bowý- niajville. - __ 44-îw FPlG8 FOR _SALE-Se-ven -Yorkshire Pige,, 7 'weeks old. Sydney Brown PR R. 6, Bowmianville, phione 160-23. 4 4- FOR SALE-One solid quarter oak dining table, 4 ft. x 10 ft., one solid quarter oak china cabinet, leaded glass dloors. Please calI between 29 and 5 o'clock. Nathan Htorne, Church St., Bowmanvilie. 441-tf CANARIES 'FOR SALE-Real Roflers, prize stock, three irsts at. Bowinanville Fair, guaranteecl singers. Cali and hear themn sing. No obligation. AISo a0 s Apply to B. Bennett, Elgin St. N., Bow- mnanville. 42-3w- Help Wanted WA'NTED-An experienced Looper girl on 8 and 9 point loopers. Lavoje Enltters, Peterboro, Ont. 44-1w$ WANTED-Housekeeper on farm- mother teaches school; state wages. Ap- p-lyi î-immediatuly to Mrs. Sani Powell, Port Granby, Ont. 4.1-1w WANTED-Good capable middle aged ,womaft to do general bouse work in a family of two, Apply to Mrs. Jolhn Foster, Church St., or box 13,13owman- ville, phone 32. 44-tf AGENTS WANTED-An exceptional opportunity for an energetie mian,! whole or spare Uirne. A fuil!Ilne of Canadian grown trees and shrubs, etc. WVe equip with free travelling outflt and pay liberal commissions. Welland Nursery Co., Welland,. Ont. 43-3, Mv. iseggs who comes highljy reeom- mended us a capable and efficient hait dresser and 'municumist. Ladies wîshing marcel waving, massage, hair cutting, shanippoo- ing or manicurinig are assured of first-class attention. Flours 9 a. m. to 6 p. ni.daily and evenings by appointment. , No need now of go- ing ýout of town for this elaýýs of work. 43-t OPTOMETRY R. M. MITCH~ELL Registered Optomnetrist Eyes examined-latest methods and mirodem cequipmient. Optical Parler in R. M. Mitchell & Co's Drug Stoe Bowmnnvillc, Ont. ator until further notice1 J. A. Holgate 2.. %X.. h ,Phone 153 Son Bowmanville Working Men's Clothes, At Yery Low Prices A LINE 0F BOYS' SUITS ON SALE THIS, WEEK AT $7.89 EACH SALE 0OF MEN'S SEPARATE TROUSERS AT 20% DISCOUNT Two Big Specials In Men's Over- coats This Week $ 14.75 & $ 19.75 BUY OUR BIG HEAVY WORK SHIRT AT 98c WORK MITTS Horsehi.de, wiVh mule baek, guaranteed, lined and unliried, A Special at $1.00 Pair MEN'S SEPARATE TROUSERS Any pant in the store as f ollows: $5.00 For $3.98- $4.50 FOR $3159; $4 FOR $3.19; $3.00 FOR $2.39; $2.50 FOR $1.98 TWEED WORK SHIRTS A Big Heavy Shirt, Tan and Grey shades, On Sale 98c Each Men'e White Ail Wool Work Sox, 50e pair 6 Pair for $2.75 Men's Work Sox, ail kinds, 25c, 35c and 50c pair WORK SOX A Heavy AIl Wool Work Sox, Regular Value 45c, On Sale 3 pair for $1.00, Special Value Mein's Overalls with bib, plain Blue, Black, lue Stripe at $1.98 Pair HEADLIGHT GUARANTEED OVERALLS 'Black and Blue and White Stripe with bib Oùir Price $2.50 Pair HEAVY ALL WOOL WHITE UNDERWEAR Shirts and Drawers $1.50 Each Garment FLEECED LINED UNDERWEAR Shirts and Drawers Regular $1.00, For 89c Each BOYS' BLOOMER SUîTS AT $7.89 A line of Boys' one pant bloomer suits, tweeds, worsteds, and navy blue serge, Regular Values up to $11-50, $12-50, On Sale $7.89 MEN'S OVERCOATS 50 Men's Overcoats going on sale Thursday morning at two Special Sale Prices, Values up to $18.50, $19.00, On Sale $14.75 Values up toj $25.00 On Sale $1 9.75 12 Only Boys' Reefer Coats at $7.95 A line ~of Boys' Reefers, very heavy Ail Wool Coatings, beautiful shades and patterns. Regular Values iup to $12, $12.50, On Sale $7.95 Another line of Boys' Reefers, Regular Values up to $15,00 On Sale $9-95 Each COME TO OUR STORE THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY., WE HAVE BARGAINS FOR AU. T.13. G1L CH" rRIS T Directly opposite Bank of Montreal Phone 61 Every article in the store guaranteed to give best eatisfaction. RNINES--On October 23, 1925 , at Bow'u- manville Hlospital, te Mr. aind r. E. Rlhineýs, (ncee Agnes Myad)as~ (William Cuirles), bothi doing w'ell. :11 Values In E veryday Boots p. S MASON'S PERSONALITY SHOPPE Your Winter Coat and Dress Money Will Go Further at the Little Shop with the Large Stock. C. S. Mason's Shoppe Wbemc you ne-ver see Wheme you are never two garments alike Urged te buy Next Dooî, F. F. Marris Co. WATC OURCHANGE IT OFTEN 7-- ý 1 ý 1 1 1 , Z;Zer-- f 1 - i PHONE 161 WATCH OUR