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We are clearing out all broken and discontinued lines As one goes we keep adding; others so you can always be sure of getting something good, - - , ' Specials This Week in Suit Cases and Bags In making a special trip to Toronto we were enabled to secure a line o£ manufacturers samples m Suit Cases and Grips at gréât reductions reductions to help in our special sale and this week they go on bargain away below regular catalogue prices. ! a S 4 Read the Lists Below Carefully Suitcases 4 Cases, reg. $1.75 at and $L90 ..$1.20 .5 " " 2.30 " and $2.50 1.65 " 4.45 4.95 5 45 IllfeS Many of Our Best Linès Included g!;««!!isuis îi:î? 5ÏÏMSÏMÏ22Ï5S5SS.SÜÏÏ!/ II Case, " 6.00 2 Cases, " 6.50 1 Case, reg. $7.50 2 Heavy Grain,-black, reg. $5.00 at ......$3.65 1 Smooth black, reg. $5.75 at ............ 3.95 1 Smooth tan; reg. $5.75 at ,.............. 3.95 T Walrus, black; reg. $7:25 at 4.95 s (f Men's Boots Ladies These include blacks, tans and patents, lace and button styles 22 pr reg 4.00 and 4.50 at ... 28 pr reg 3.50 arid 3.7,5 at ... 33 pr reg 3.00 and 3.50 at .... y (y . 17, pr reg 4.50, 5.00, for 3.95' 25 pr reg 4.00, 4.50, for 3.45 14 pr reg 3.50 for ......2.95. Some .spèciads at 2.45, & 1.95. Boys' Boots 12 pr reg 3.00 for ...... 2.45 18 pr reg 2.00, 2-25 for 1.70: A job lot. ati........... 1.45 Girls' Boots 15 pr. reg. 52.00, $2.50 at.. $1.70 25 pr. reg. I.75, 2.00 at... 1.45 , 20 pr. reg. 1.35, 1.50 at... I.IO Some extra specials at......... 3.35 2.95 2.45 1.95 B6 ' : ^ ■7.7.1 ..eo- IWJIT MEETINGS IN WEST DURHAM. Messrs P. Dempsey, Trenton, and H. T. Foster, Burlington, will address irait meetings afternoon and evening itf Wfest Durham as follows: • Sollna, Tuesday March 4, Son's Hail. ^ Bowman ville, Wednesday March 5, Council Room. ' Oi*ono, Thursday March 6, Council Room. 77 r 77777' : * . - y - A full attendance of f uitmen and farmers farmers and farmers' sons is requested. Re member meetings are at 2 p m and 7.30 p m each day. R. S. DUNCAN, Agricultural Agricultural Representative. -13 S3 &Î 651 Ladies' Oxfords 16 pr. Patents 3.00, 3.50 at... $2.45 : 20 pr. Pat. tip 2.50, 2.75 at. . . $1.95 20 pr. reg. $1.50, $1.65, $1.75 at ...... 1 A few pairs slippers, reg. $2.45.. . . .$1.35 of high-class evening $3.00 and $3.50 for Children's Shoes Reduced We have, not overlooked the children and have tables full of bargains at 75c., 1.00, and 1.20. Baskets full for little tots at 25c and 50c. All Removal Sale Prices Strictly Cash Rubbers and Overshoes M e n - s and Boys' Heavy Sox and Rubbers,Men's Rubbers,Men's and W omen's overshoes, overshoes, Jersey, cloth arid wool lined Rubbers all clearing at big reductions. No "punched goods" or "Factory Seconds" _ 7 WooMined and Felt Goods m HIGH SCHOOL DEBATE Considerable interest was shown in the debate under ausp ; ces ;of the Literary Society on Tuesday evening when the Assembly Room was well filled by parents. parents. friends and students. Mr. Norman Reynolds, President, occupied the chair, and discharged the duties very efficiently. Miss Kate Percy read the minutes of7 last meeting after_which Misses Minnie" Treb- ilcock and Florence Allin rendered a pleasing piano duet. The subject of the debate was "Resolved that the Irish as ja. race are superior to the Scotch." The affirmative was taken by ;Mr. Reginald Jolliffe, Miss Marjorie King and Mr. Thos. Oakley, and the negativé _ by Mr. Roy Warnica, Miss Marion VanNest and Mr. Leslie Gibson. ' Both sides showed good reasoning powers powers and that considerable time had been spent in looking"up facts; figures: arid incidents incidents in.the life of" both "nationalities, several very clever hits- being made by both sides which created - oceans • of. fun for the, audience. A patriotic selection "O Canada" was heartily sung by members members of the school making a fitting closing closing to the debate. Principal John Elliott offered a few kindly encouraging words while the judges, Messrs. W. B. Corich, Ç. U. Peeling and Dr. G. C. Bonnycastle, were deciding the merits of the question presented. The decision' was announced by Dr. Bonnyc stle who, after congratulating congratulating the young debaters on their good work and offering a few suggestions, gave the decision in favor of the negative which seemed to receive the hearty approval approval of the audience. * The debaters were afterwards pleasantly pleasantly entertained by Rey. and Mrs. T. W. Jolliffe at their home . when an oyster supper and social hour were enjoyed. SUIT AND OVERCOAT Have it Made tlie Modern Way 6 Everything in this class of goods will be marked at clearing prices. We prefer to sell at big reductions rather than to carry them over. All Rèmoval Sàle Prices Strictly Cash CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Jos. Fletcher wishes to thank all the friends and neighbors for their grea kindness and for the beautiful floral offerings offerings sent on occasion of the death of her husband, whose sudden demise was such a [ shock to all. . PROVIDENCE ITEMS. LET CITY TAILORS, who use the latest methods, and have the newest styles make it for you We have the sole agency for the. following Tadoring Tadoring establishments, the pick of Canada. Semi-Ready The House of Hobberlin Coppley Noyes & Randall Greens Swift Ltd. We-have all their newest newest cloths, and style books- -over 1000 samples. samples. from which - you choose. Easter is only one month away. Get your order in eàrlv to make sure of getting your suit. * * Suits Màde-tô-0rder from $13.50 to $40.00 The X #6# Now Is your chance to The Parlor Shoe Store the ^High Cost of Liying Phone 12 BowitiatiyiDe 99 A lecture under auspices of the League will.be given in Providence Church on Friday February 28th at 8 p.m. by Rev. H. B. Kenny, pastor of Bowmanville Methodist Methodist Church on the "Human Trinity." Music by local talent. Admission 20c. Public cordially invited. ._ BOWMANVILLE TYRONE NOTES. BOWMANVILLE, FEB. 27,191.3 HAYDON NEWS. Corn -- For 5ale -- Corn JUST IN--A car of choice American.. Corn for feed for sale at the mill. Best, grades of bread and pastry flour, cereals and mill feed always on hand. 7 _ Custom grinding done while you wait. Satisfaction guaranteed. Prices right. SOLINA DOINGS. Hampton Women's Institute will visit Solina Branch on Thursday March 6. All members be on hand early and bring your baskets....Maple Grove Division visited here Friday night and rendered a good program. Mr. Noble Metcalf, W.P., made Charles Horn, Phone 129 r 6. Hampton. Miss Annie Creeper visited relatives in Toronto...... : Miss Vera Mount joy and Miss Elsie Gilders entértained the young people on Tuesday and Wednesday even- ..... . , ings respectively...... Mr. and Mrs. Rd. J a capital chairm m. A social time was Slemon recently visited at Mr. J. E El-, spent while refreshments were being ser- liott's, Cadmus... . Mrs. Samuel Woodley ved anff an enjoyable evening _was spent recently visited at Mr.- Jos. Noon's, Nes- f * • • • • - Mr. and Mrs. H. E^ Tink visited tleton...... Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Slemon r Brookhn friends.... Miss Effa Brooks has were At Home to their friends. when a i returned from a pleasant visit at Courtice very pleasant evening was spent. ;.. Mr. - : and Bowmanville..... .Debate at Solina Chas. Cooper is with his father, Mr. J. E. • Division on Friday night--"Resolved that Cooper, Salem.,. .Mr. John Martin had a gambling is a greater menace to mankind successful wood bee recently... .Mr. Mil- t* 1 an r the use of tobacco ; affirmative--R. ton Slemon is visiting relatives in Bow- • J; McKessock, J. Baker, S. E. _Werrv; man ville and Toronto. : Negative A. L. Pascoe, C. W. Barrett, t; f „ OI .. , B. G. Stevens...... Mr. A. J. Reynolds, If your eyes aretroublmg you consult | Scarb rd , a|lclio h . ing soid far „; Satisfac-1 at $400 an acre, has: a Arm stock sale March-I3th after which he will move into C V I à Weigh the car---not its price. Both are light. But the Ford is the one car- whose low price does not indicate indicate its high worth--the reason, why you must "get busy" today--■ if you want a Vanadium-built Ford this season, - - ./7; 7/7:. - ; ; ' • .. \ ^'Everybody is driving a Ford"--more than .200,000 in service. New prices--runabout prices--runabout $675--touring car $750--town car $1000--with all equipment, f.o.b. Walker- ville. Get catalogue from Ford Motor Company of Toronto or ~ . Local Dealers Ôshawa the optican at Jury & Loyell's, tion guaranteed. Will positively cure sick h. adache and prevent its return. Carter's Little Liver Pills. This is not talk, but truth. : One pill ; a dose. See advertisement. Small pill; Small dose; Smul 1 price. ENNISKILLEN NEWS; Sunday evening service was well attended attended notwithstanding the cold weather ... .Several from here attended the concert concert at Burketon Friday night and report a very enjoyable time.. . . Master Francis Werry entertained a number of his .little friehds Saturday afternoon, it being his bir hdaÿ; . 7... Mr. Elias Ashton wènt to Toronto last week and returned home with a Ford touring car .... .Rev. J. E. Robeson is in Toronto as our League delegate delegate attending the Temperance Convention Convention there .. '. Mr. H. J. Werry is in Toronto Toronto with his father who has gone to the | General hospital there to undergo an operation. operation. . ;. Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Virtue, Virtue, Mrs. Tno. Slemon and Mrs. C. Pascoe in Toronto; Mr. A. Tamblyn, Orono, at Mr. H. I. Werrv's; Mf. arid Mrs. Theron Mountjoy, Hay don, Messrs. Fento^n and Willard Stevens, Bowmanville, and Mrs. Trick, Pincher Creek; Alta., at Mr. Enoch Stevens; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stainton in Orono; Mr. Esmond Hall, Toronto, at Mr. Chas. Stewart's; Mr. and Mrs. H. Col- lacutt and^daughter Gladys at Mr. Wm. Trewin's.... ; .Mr. and Mrs. Stanbüry A unger and daughter Beirnice, who have been spending two months with friends here, have returned to their Western home. 7 ; ~ .7 : ,. -- - Sores Flee Befo re It--There areT many who have been afflicted with sores , and havé driven them away with Dr. Thomas' Electric.Oil, which acts-: like' magic. All similarly tr ubied should lose no time in applying.the splendid remedy, as there is nothing like it to be had. It is cheap, but its power is in no way expresse J by irslow price. our village in the James Vice residence. " Pain from .indigestion,dy-pepsia, and too hearty eating, is relieved at once by taking one of Carter's Little Liver p 11s immediately immediately after dinner Don't forget this. HAMPTON NEWS. Bowmanville Methodist Epworth League paid Tyrone Léaguë a friendly visit Wednesday and gave us an interesting interesting evening on the life and works of R. W. Service. Mr. W^esley Redman very acceptably presided. Alter a duet by Misses Ethel L. VanNest and - Florence Allin, Mi s Lillian McLean introduced the topic by a short sketch and two selections from the works of "The Kipling ox the North." Other readings followed by Miss Frances E. Conley and recitations by Mr. Qgderi Smith from the same, author's works. These were interspersed by violin selections by Miss Palmer and solos by Mr. Jv Duxbury completed a program well-presented, patriotic arid" pleasing. An hour was spent in social chit-chat while fresh buns, cake and coffee were generously and daintily served by Tyrone Leaguers who appreciated the many good things given them by the visiting friends. We hope to welcome them again at some future date for their presence and efforts are an inspiration to all League workers.- ... .. Mr. Rammage, British Columbia, visited his sister, Miss Rammage, teacher ... .Miss Ethel Hooper recently visited friends in Toronto.. ..Mr. Richard Wight, St. Mary's, and Messrs Robert and John Awde, Toronto, attended the funeral of the late William S. Wight.... Mrs. Stewart was guest of Mrs. W. Higgs, at the Parson..ge.... Temple Bar S. O. E. and friends enjoyed their annual, oyster supper Monday evening Rev. - W. Higgs, A. W. Annis-and A. H. Brent a- e delegates from Tyrone church to* the Dominion Alliance Convention in Toruu- to. . .. M rs. Bessie Ha wkey is indis posëd ....Mrs. Peter Werry continues in a weak condition.. ..Mr. and Mrs. T. H. McLaughlin,, Gorrie, ; who have just returned returned from an: eight months' trip to Pacific Coast and points en route, are iting her brother, Mr. Thos. Scott. NIAGARA BRAND SPRAY. Any person wanting the best sulphur spray get the Niagara Brand. Leave any empty barrels at C. N. R. station. A quantity of Five Roses flour on hand for sale at station. Phone 146 ring 3. R. H. COLLACürx, 9-2w sn Bowmanville. AUCTION SALES. Tuesday, March 25--Mr. Paul Williams lot 23, con. 6, Darlington, will sell all of his high grade arid thoro-bred stock, irnplements, etc. Sale at 1 o'clock. See bills; L. A. W. Tole, auctioneer. Wednesday, March 12--Mr. Chas. M. Dean, lot 16, con. 9, Darlington, will sell all of his farm stock, implements, McLaughlin autôrriobile etc. Sale at 1 p 7m. See bills. L. A. W. Tole, auctioneer. _ - r Tuesday, March .18--Mr. Wm. Barton, lot 12, con. 3, Cartwright, having rented his farm, will sell by public auction the whole of histhorobred, Durham and high grade cattle, his prize Hackney horses and other drivers, Draft and general purpose horses, all his farm stock, m ichinery, implements, etc. .Sale. at I p m sharp. See large posters. L. A. W. TOLE, auctioneer. For years Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator Exterminator has ranked as the most effective preparation manufactured, and it always maintains its reputation. -- _ Lagrippe has cut a wide swath in Bowmanville Bowmanville the past fortnight and many victims victims are telling what a tenacious grip the disease has had on them; in many cases on their throats and lungs. the vis- Jury & Lovell's GOLD TABLETS Here is a dependable cold breaking remedy in an easy to take form. Each tablet is chocolate coated so thei e is no reason why you should put off taking this convene lent, pleasant remedy, which; as a powerful, speedy cure, stands without an equal. It is easy to cure a cold in its early stages. Get a box today---25c. today---25c. Jury & Lovell When We Test Eyes It Is Done Properly. Members of Ha upton Women's Institute Institute and gentlemen friends -are cordially invited to visit Solina on Thursday March 6.7 Resolve to be pre-ent. 8-2w If you are tired faking the large old- fashionéd griping pills, try Carter's Little Liver Ptlis and take some comfort. A man can't stand everything. One pill a dose; Try the 11. Saturday evening Mrs. A. Peters enter- . f'rync'Q rvDTMY tr A nrm tained her S; S. class of young men very vUIUio DlvliNiv J3.A.D11 pleasantly . . . . Miss Barrett, Newcastle, re- So uniformly successful has ORRINE cently visited her brother at the parson- been in restoring the victims of the "Drink a e. Mr. Thos. Elliott is improving . Habit" into sober and useful citizens and nicely and will soon be round again .... so strong in our confidence is its curative ! Ice harvest has been on for some time powers, that we want to emphaize the fact ^ and the quality good.... Mr. Lewis Cry- that ORRINE is sold under this derman and wife, who have been visiting guarantee. If, after a'trial, FIRE, LIFE, PLATE GLASS, ACCIDENT, And steam boiler • IN SUR AN CE. friends here, have started for their home in Vernon, B.C Mr. Frank Çryderman and children, lot 2, B.F., Darlington, visited visited here Sunday....,.Miss Lottie Horn is visiting friends in Toronto ... . Mr. J. T. Cole is visitirig his daughter at Kirby.... Mr. and Mrs. W. G. D.fidge recently entertained entertained a number of friends... .Rev; C. W. Barrett will preach from the ninth commandment "Thou shalt not bear false witness"--"What about gossip?" : Everybody Everybody welcome.... ; .The Sons of England entertainment Thursday evening was fairly well attended Mr. C. N. Ruse presided. Miss Con ëy and Mr. Ben Williams Field, Bowmari ville, gave readings; Mr. Theo Salter sang a solo, and Messrs. Ruse and Salter a duet; Mi s Torn played strumental. The o., sters a ere lygood. ; positive . _ . you get no benefit, your money will be refundedl 1 ORRINE costs only $1.00 per box. Ask for Free. Booklet at JURY & LOVELL'S drug store. ;; TAILOR MADE SUIT AT $15. having Tos. Jeffrey & Son are busy these days catching up with orders for their Famous Tailor-made Suits at $15--really worth Jlo to >20. -They have an excellant selection of worsteds and tweed suitings to choose from. Why aot have your suit tailor-made instead of wearing a misfit ready-made suit? You never saw ed an in- better bargains at this price, quality and exceeding- work considered. Have youf measure 46 Anyone dispose of these, at once, as there will be a opens. to properties should see to listing without doubt demand as Spring Harry Cann, The Insurance and Real Estate Man Phone 50 - Bowmanville taken to-day /> Are you using Naismith's Bread If not try a - loaf TO-DAY. Fresh every - morning. W. J. 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