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JULY 24, 1913 Try One Free SEYMOUR, POWER & ELECTRIC Co., Limited, Phone 192 " - Bowmanville %=--===* Bowmaville's Leading Leading Delicatessen Store Makes Hot Weather Specials During July as follows: >- Narrow's Salmon,iper tin ., ...i8c Red Heart Salmon .24c Gunns Pork and Beans, large tin 10c Aylmer Brand--peas, corn or tomatoes 2 for 25c Sterling Pickles, sweet or. sour .......................13cto 23c Picnic Olives, large bottle 15c to 25c Connor Herrings (without heads) 2 large tins for .25 c. Davies Pure Lard, 3 lb.-pail 55c; 5 lbs 95c Try our special line of Cooked Tongue, Corned Beef, Sliced Ham, Jellied Pig's Hocks, Head Cheese. We have the best butter on the m-.rket and our eggs are guaranteed strictly fresh. Send us your next order. Cash for Farm Produce. Challis & Mutton PHONE 225 Horsey Block - Bowmanville z Mr Here Get your STRAW HAT where the newest, best and most favored style's come from. ï Get it here and-then you 1 are sure to have no. later . _. regrets. - vome in at your con venience, look as long as you like, try on as many as you like. We like: to show them and tell you about their good points. The Anderson Clothing Co'y. The Shirt Store Phone 61 Bowmanville DR. W. WILSON PORTER CHIROPRACTOR 1 The cause of disease removed by . A adjustment of the spine. Hotel Bowman Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, 9.30 a.m. to 1 p.m Phone 55 -- Consultation rree 11-tf Address: 17 King-st., E., Oshawa Mr. T. G. Baker spent Sunday at home.* Mr. Russell Vansterie, Toronto, spent Sunday here. Miss Clara-Robbins, Toronto, spent Sunday at home. - - Mr. and Mrs. Ed. F. Weekes, Toronto, spent Sunday here. Miss Aikin spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. W. Laing, Clarke. Mr. Chas. W. Keith, Toronto, called on old friends here Monday. / Miss Pnoebie Wade, Toronto, is visiting her aunt, Miss Emmerson. , Miss Mabel Gilbert, Toronto, is .visiting .visiting at Mr. J. B. .Mitchell's. Mr. Robt. G. Dickinson recently visited Mr. Harold Sharpe, Toronto.. Mrs. John Friendship, Kingston, is visiting visiting her sister, Mrs. John Hamlyn. Mr. P, McCaffey, Buffalo, N.Y., recently visited.his sister, Mrs. T. Bottrell. Miss Lizzie Young. Toronto, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. John. Elliott, Centre-st. ' Master Kenneth Brake, Toronto, is vis iting his cousin, Master Melville Dale, Mr. Andrew Pollard, Richmond, Va., is visiting his brother, Mr. Jacob Pollard Mr. and Mrs. Jas. S. Stephens left last week for their home in Balcarres, SasL. Miss Hilda Horsey, Oshawa, is visiting at her grandfather's, Mr. Richard Allen. Mrs. Richard Allen has returned from a-pleasant visit-with friends in Toronto. ■ Mrs. Isaac Tabb has returned from £ pleasant, visit with relatives in Rochester Miss Minnie McPherson, Toronto, is holidaying with lier aunt, Mrs. J. N. Law- rie. . Miss Louie and Mr. Archie James, Columbus, Columbus, spent the week-end .with relatives here. Miss Lillian Brown, Toronto, is spending her vacation with Mrs. S. Rudd and other friends. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Barrett, Toronto, spent Sunday with h s sister, Mrs. Herbe Creeper. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stephenson, Toron to, spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. A. Fawcett. Mrs. Jos. Owens, Warkworth, has been guest of her niece, Mrs. Kirkendall, Church-st. - Mrs. E. Draper and "grand-daughter Miss Maude, Moore, Lincoln, N.H„ are visiting friends here. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Widden, Port Perry, were recent guests of Mr. J. H. H. Jury "Woodlawn." Mrs. (Rev.) S. T. Bartlett,; Toronto spent the week-end at her father's, JohiV Hellyar. Misses Lena Haddy and Jessie Bingham are holidaying with friends at Port Sand- ford, Muskoka. Mr. and Mrs. W. Addinall, Huntsville, are Holidaying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cox. Mr. and Mrs. J. Lake Morden are holidaying holidaying at Youngstown, Ohio, and in other American cities. - Mr. and Mrs. Lome Brown and babe, Windsor, are visiting his father, Mr. Thos. Brown, Centre-st. Mrs. Brown and son, Whitby, spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs* Willard Stevens, Nursey Corner. . Mrs. Chas. Cox left Tuesday for Osceola Mills, Pa., to visit her son Charles, who is very ill with typhoid fever. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Cox and son Charles, Toronto, spent a few days with his parents, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cox. Mrs. Thos. Osborne, Whitby, spent Sunday Sunday with her sister Mrs. J. N. McDougall and her mother Mrs. Colwill. Our lady readers should not fail to see the great bargains which Couch, Johnston & Cryderman are.givihg in ladies' i xiits. Mrs. Wm. Norris and Miss Ethel Norris,' Rochester, and Mr. John Kliënsteiber, Hamilton, are guests at Mr. C. Rehder's. - Senator Beith remarks to us. that crop failures have been rare in this county. It is a fine part of the Province in which to live, - . Miss Florence Mayer and Miss Ethel Power are.enjoying a trip cn" Lake Superior Superior visiting Mackinac Island, Duluth and Detroit. Miss Ina Tod, Oshawa, who is visiting, Mrs. Frank Taite, Belleville, sang a solo in Tabernacle Methdist Church Sunday evening. Mr. J. Ross Stutt of Jury's drug store, is spending his holidays at Windermere, Muskoka, guest of his cousin, Mr. T. M. Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. H. E.- Rice, Toronto, motored down Saturday and spent Sunday here. Mrs. W. R. R. Cawker returned home with them. Miss Stella Mason, Toronto, Miss Nina Clarke, Winnipeg, and Mr. Chas. H. Mas on, .Preston, were week-end guests at Ipr. Norman S.B. James'. , \ ; Miss Hutchinson who has been visitirig at Mr. M. Holland's, has returned -to her, home in Denver,' Colo.,; accompanied by lher-m*ce ? Miss Grace Hutchinson. • Mrs. Charles Murdoff announces the engagement engagement of her youngest daughter Chrystabel and Mr. Frank Williams. The marriage to take place early in August. 'f<^5jjn»H^trDariington with increasing railway facilities for shipment to Toronto are going more extensively into dairying. The silo helps the winter feeding greatly. Mrs. Jos. Owens, Warkworth, and Mrs. F. W. Kirkendall of this town, have returned returned from a delightful visit to relatives at Buffalo, Westfield, Tonawanda/ Niagara Niagara Falls and Toronto. ^ • Town improvements continue. T. H. Knight have given his block a retouching of paint and L. Morris & Son has : greatly brightened up their block by the painter's brush for their new tenants, Snowden & Painton.: Mr; Horsey has had the painter at work on his block east of The Bowman. Others have done some brightening up to the general improvement of Front-st. Mr. J. H. Burnham, M. P., Peterboro, received the sad news that his nephew, Noel G. H. Burnham, C. E., Toronto, had met death in the waters of the Valley River, near Dauphin, Manitoba. He is a son of Dr. G. H. Burnham, Warren Road, Toronto, and was 26 years of age. He was head of- the survèy and it was as a member of the Manitoba branch of the Dominion Hydro-graphic Survey that Mr. Burnham was working near Dauphin. Residences for sale; see advts. ^ Money found--inquire at P. O. Orono Civic Holiday August 7th. - Cz ; Statesman to end of 1913 for 50c. Lost money by little girl. See advt. Ladies' black suit coat lost; see advt. Auto Tires etc.-- F. H. Mason «"Son. Roofing, Sheathing--- F. H. Maso^^Son. Visitors tell us Bowmanville is a pretty town. • _ Get a first class article at a cheap price at Disney's. Miss Marie Painton, Toronto, is holidaying holidaying at home. If your eyes are: weak, dbrisult Jury & Lovell's optician. / Buy a bottle oft Ifiggett's Grape Juice at Jury & Lovell'sy : Mr. Hobart Knight, Hamilton, is visit ing relatives here. Private ambulance, phone 9 day dr night; Disney Bros. Cherries are a good crop but not so large in size as usual. - _ : :. The electric storm Sunday gave us two much-needed showers. Before going on y du^ vacation get a kodak at Jury & Loveys. . , * Miss Corinne Dingman, Toronto, js. visiting visiting Miss Mary Cryderman. For those tired feet geV a package of Foot Elm at Turv & Lo^irs. * Miss Marion Lyle, Peterboro, is visiting her cousin Miss Maggie Allin. Trees overhanging pavements require trimming in parts of the town. Street watering is unsatisfactory owing to vagaries of the watef supply ; Rubber buggy tires at F. rjv Mason & Son's at ten dollars a wholeFset. Wednesday August 13 is the date of the A.O.F. excursion to Port Hope. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Nursey, Toronto, are visiting Mr. Richard Moyse. Mn Geo. W. James of The News is on a business trip to New York City. Mr. and Mrs. John Bale, Oshawa, were recent guests of Mr. Wm. Painton. Mr. and Mrs. Eber Millson, Mount Vernon, are now residing in Oshawa. Mr. Cecil T. Allin, Orono, visited his old friend Mr. J. Torrens here on Sunday. British Guiana will be an exhibitor at the Canadian National Exhibition this year. Miss Leila Gale is spending part of her vacation with her father, Mr. Jàs. Gale, Erin. ~ Dr. J. C. Devitt's Dental Parlors will be closed from August 1st to 23rd on account of holidays. 28-6t Miss Nellie Pattinson, 'Toronto, and Miss Moe, Hamilton, spent Sunday at Mr. JoséphPattinson's.- Mrs Fred Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Thos Walker, Chicago, are visiting at Mr. Yellowlees', Centre-st. Mr. John Holgatè, Foxboro, was in town last week preparing business at the evaporator. Mr. A. Barber says the appointment of a headmaster to Orillia model school does, not effect his position there. Ourambulance is- fitted with Marshall mattress and all modern conveniences. L. Morris & Son. Phone 10.' Mr. Lawrence* Wood is. building the new brick house on King-st. west, not Mr. Mark Munday as reported last week. Horn R. L. Borden, Premier of Canada, Will officially opèn the Canadian National Exhibition on Monday, August 25th. Rev. Dr. Geo.'C. Workman of 7 North- st., Toronto, was guest at Councillor Trebilcock's while in town oyer Sunday. In order to ; make a clearance Couch, Johnston & Cryderman are selling, off a lot of. ladies' suits at ridiculously low prices. Hail storms large as pigeons? eggs fell, south of Lindsay Sunday afternoon. There were also quitè a number fell north, of town also. : • . : - _ Austria is' making an exhibit at the Canadian National Exhibition this year that will show the products of sixty of her largest manufacturers, A.O.F. Field Day will be held in Port Hope on Wednesday August 13; special excursion rates bÿ G.T.R; tickets SOc, children 25c; watch for particulars. A set of porcelain pieces representing a wedding procession is, by permission; of the Kaiser, being-brought from Germany for,the Canadian National Exhibition. Y Most popular and cheapest excursion of the season on Tuesday next to Niagara Falls by the Canadian Northern Rail way, and Mrs. at Inside pages contain locals.. Inner pages have local news.: Read inside pages for other locals editorials. ■ v , Miss Dickie, Oshawa, is guest of A. E. McCready. Miss ELva G. Janies, Oshawa, passed the Entrance examination. Mr. Leon Dumas is visiting relatives in Boston and Waterburv, Vt. ~ ; ; : " t Fare to Niagara Falls arid return on Tuesday next is only $2.05; children half fare. vSWÿES:: Si Mrs. Wm. Dimdas, Detroit, and Mrs s J J. Rich, Little Britain, were recent guests of Miss White. Miss Edith M. Prout, General Hospital, Portage la Prairie, is "visiting her brothers and sisters hère. , Mrs J. B. McCulloch ànd children, Oshawa,.are spending a few; Weeks Lake Joseph, Muskoka. . j> Mr. and Mrs. Blake Oke, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cole and family spent Sunday at Mr. W. G. Bundle's, Bethesda. t ^ : . Miss Edith Robinson, riurse^^^Toronto has purchased "Sunset Cottage", west side, Port Bowmanville, from Mr. Ernie Mayriard and is enjoying her vacation there^ r . i;-SB Mr. and Mr& James ,King, Mr. Russell King and Mr." David Cox motored Toronto ; and spent Sunday a.t Mr. Richards'-.' : ; Mr. Philip C. Pâîin, architect, and Mr. W. A. Tdm, Reeve, Collingwood, gave us a call Tuesday; Reeve Tom is developing developing into quite an extensive Government contractor. '. . v -■ - Miss Irene M; Holland ànd Miss Hattie R. Hutchinson, >Denyer, Colo.) recently visited the Falls and took in the week-end trip to the Thousand slands. Both re port a very enjoyable trip. . Women's Hospital Auxiliary requèst us to state that tie net profits of the course of concerts for the Hospital Furid was $158.18. The ladies hope the public will tie as appreciative of à second course if the Auxiliary decide to repeat the effor t. Notices of Births 2a centsr Marriages MO cents; Deaths, SO cents, each insertion When funeral cards are-printed at this office. iasertioSTree. BIRTHS ce. nnr [.--In OeiAe Trull--In OsAawa, July 3rd, to Sir.- Clarence Trull, a daughter. and Mrs. MARRIAGES Mitchell--Ball--In Oshawa, JulylOfch, by Rev. S. C. Moore, Miss Lillian Elizabeth Balland Mr. Arthur Percivâl Mitchell, both of Oshawa. m. BOWMANVILLE STATION. GOING BAST. Express z Express Passenger Local Passenger Mail 4 Dailv 8.52 a 10.18 n, 3.36 p.m 6.49 „ 7.18 9.58 , GOING WEST lExpress - 4.22 a. m Local Local Passenger •Passenger 7.02 9.45 1.38 p.m. 7.19 „ Q uantity new potatoes for, sale-- Clarence Hall, Maple Grove, phone224 r 5, Bowmanville. :28-tf R boms To Let--Four nice large rooms to let for dwelling in Statesman Block. Apoly at the office. - - ~ OOK WANTED--At once at General Hos- L pital. ^ H Apply to the Superintendent at the ospital, Bowmanville... 26-tf _ G OOD GENERAL SERVANT WANTED. Good wages. . Apply to MRS. W. B; McMURTRY, Wellington-st., Bowmanville. x 29tf G 0.)D GENERAL SERVANT WANTED-- A.t once. Good wages. Apply'to Mrs. David Davis, Béàch-ave. box 253, Bomnanville. 29. M ONEY LOST--§2 bill lost on King-st, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, on Tuesday,. July 15tn. Finder please return to Miss Jennie Merchant. : ITION WANTED--As. housekeep.er by an :pe rient required. IfatlS . ... -- -- -- . -- ---- --. .. -- - \i. • - mm m-* experienced Scotch woman. References 11 1 ro. • • ■' * ---r- -- Apply to Drawer B, Bowmanville. 30-lw* -4 ; zSEai S. &P. S. &P. -«OR SALE--Fine brick residence with two h*' acres of splendid fruit and garden land. • -Apply T. G. Baker, Liberty street, Bow- ■fmartville, - 30 3* CARF LOST--In or near Bowmanville, Saturday, Saturday, July 5, Sp anish - black lace scarf. Reward Reward for return to T. H. Knight's grocery- Bowmanville. 29tf : S Bo\ c OW FOR SALE^Nice quiet, little 4 year old* Jersey, make good familycciw^- Good.reason for selling. Apply to -Norman James at The. Statesman office. z . OR SALE OR TO RENT--The* Northeast 50 F acres of .lot' 13, con. 5, Darlington... For particulars particulars apply to Mrs. John Colwill, lot 16,. cbn. 4, Darlington, south.-of Hampton. Phone 237 r 5 or Hampton P. O. 27tf sn ONEY: LOST-- In Bowmanville, Monday, July 14..small black purse containing three 52 bills and: some silver. Finder please return to Statesman office. M F ARM TO RENT--77 acres on lot 28, con. 4, Whitby Township, orchard, well watered with creek through-farm. Possession next Fall. --2'2-tf farm. Possession C. W. Smith, Whitby, box 596, B uilder a'nd cement block manu- FACTURERr-All kinds of brick Work or cement blocks promptly attended to. Address Address A. TURNER, Concession-st., E., Bowman- I ville. • Z.39-2W* ONEY FOR SALE--Choice white honey for sale either extraeted_or in comb. Also hr e supplies kept on haifd. Also 'man wanted to work on farm. J. G. BURNS, Hampton. Phone 238 rl5. 30.3* H of ordering your groceries at the new store--The Elite Grocery--phone 243 -- and you will be sure of getting Good Groceries---Prompt Service- Fair Prices. Most people like to tradé àt a store where their every ; wane is promptly met. We believe there is nothing lacking here, eithér in : goods or service our main endeavor from the start^is to keep our stock of groceries complete to to the minute and of the best quality. You're sure it's fresh if bought at the Elite BOWMANVILLE s. &;p. Phone 243 s. & p. Used Ford Car for Sale church, Robinson Bowmanville. - - Haddy--Thompson--In Peterboro, July 16, by Rev. James Rol ins,. Miss Margaret Sherlock, youngest daughter of Mrs. M. E. Thompson, and Byron Young Haddy, Toronto, son of Mr. and Mrs; F. A, Haddy, bowmanville. Neil for the Fall DEATHS OSBORNE--In Bowmanville, July 22, Cornelius Osborne, aged 67 3 ears. . Funeral Thursday at 2.30 p.m. from the family residence, Ontario-sfc. WELLINGTON--In Oshawa, July 12th, Richard We liugton, in his 93rd year. 'fTRULL--In Oshawa, July 3rd, infant daughter *bf Mr. and Mrs. CU.rencé Trull. Derby--At Myrtle, July 16th, Laura Briggs, beloved wifé of Henry Derby, aged 66 years. COCHRANE--I11 Bowinanville, July 20, Mary Jane Lucas, beloved wife of Frederick Cochrane, East Whitby, aged 36 years. Interment at Union Cemetery, Oshawa. Thornton--On July 19, at.54 Elgin crescent, Notting Hill, W., London, Eng.,-Rev. Robt Mc- Alpine Thornton, D.D., son of the late Rev, Dr. Thornton. Oshawa. / - v 'Lest We Forget fl E R. BOUNSALL, Designer and Dealer in Monuments, Tablets, Markers, etc., in Granite and Marble. Ontario, FUNERAL DIRECTORS L. Morris & Son Most Complete Equipment . " Sunday and night calls promptly attended to. Bowmanville Phones 10-34 ORONO HAMPTON Branches : , AMPLE GASOLINE ENGINES AT SPECIAL - nom c-e ---ii 3^ and 6 H. P. sizes. They -, PRICES.--lh 3è, and 6 H. P. sizes. *** have been oply slightly used. They will be adjusted aiid in perfect condition and jT5t like new before leaving factory; Pr,ees anct further particulars on request. The Page Wire Fence Co. Limited, Walkerville, Ont. - :. 29 4sn steanier Dalhoiisie City, and eledtric railway. railway. Miss Nita Deyman, Mrs. D. W. Jones, Mr. Russel Vanstone, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. George K Stevens and son Farron, Peterboro, were guests at' Mr. James Deyman's.over Sunday. ' McReynolds, Brook Hill Dairy, is cutting quite a dash-with his new delivery outfit*. The waggon was ordered from Mr. Win Edger and is a- credit to the manufacturer. Chas. Rowe or his children, heirs to X Richard or Luke Rispin's estate, are knowri J address was Cleve- DR. R. W. CLARK. Physician, Surgeon, etc. OFFICE:-- Silver Street, Bowmanville Successor to Dr. L. Potter. PHONE 23. 4-1 vr. s<fcn. LOSCOMBE & SENKLER Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public. R.B.Loscombe, K.C. E.S.Scnkler, B.A, Money to Loan. OfSce: Mason Block, King Street - Bowriaariville, Ontario. - Içhard sought; last land. 1< Write Judge f McBeth, London, Ont, Chas. Rowe was once a sailor on the lakes. Bowmanville baseball team was defeated defeated in Port Hopè Saturday. _ Scoie I2-I0. Cobourg was also defeated in Oshawa 8-6. Bowmanville plav in Cobourg next Saturday. Saturday. This is due to be an interesting game as both teams are tied for first place. John S. Hooper, Lindsay, who has been soliciting subscriptions for a well-known magazine in Bowmanville and Oshawa was arrested at Brockville and admitted having no authority to canvass for the, magazine. He was committed for trial. Who in this town was nipped ?. The x new live stock department at the Canadian National Exhibition is paved from end to end with concrete, so that everybody can - view the prize animals in cleanliness and comfort. Everybody should see them, too, for the prize animals at Toronto class with the finest in the world. Dr. and Mrs. S. G. Cleriience and son, Jack of Victoria; B. C., are visiting the Doctor's brothers and sisters and numerous numerous other relatives in Darlington and vicinity. It was Dr. and Mrs. Clemence who gave Rev. John <Jarbutt and Editor James such a royal time in Victoria during during the meeting of the General Conference Conference in August 1910. ; ; •" Wanted at EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER: OAT LOST--Lady's black cloth suit coat with black silk collar, size 34, on Scugog road between between Hampton and BurketoiT) on Monday last. Return to -R. Moyse, Shoemaker, Bow- manville.v 30-1 w sn F ARM TO RENT--ISO acres of lot 2 con. 5, Dar- lincton. east of Bethescla, 10 acres orchard. well watered, fall pio Apply toM. A. James, Bowmanville. v : . 14-tfsn •possession. L OST--Gold safety pin with bow knot of pearls Monday, July 21, between J. B, Mitchell's residence and Ailin' & Cawker's store. Be- Mitchells's homé, Elgin- ward for return to J. B. st, Bowmanville. OG LOST--On July 7, between Bowmanville and Tyrone, a brown short hair, hob-tail dog with white breast, 3 months old. Reward Reward for return to Challis & Mutton's Butcher Shop, Bowmanville. 29tL D l TRAYED--From lot 30, con. 8, Darlington, on ^ or about July lSth, 12 Leicester ewes with 8 lambs. Ewes are marked with pig ring in left ear. Information as to whereabouts will be eladly received. Alex Smith, Enniskillen P. O. b - ... .. ' 30-tf sn w OST--Between Boÿinanville aiid Newcastle I harbor on Sunday afternoon July 23,^a lady's light brown cravenette waterproof, with dark brown velvet collar. Finder will he suitably rewarded rewarded on leaving same at West" End House, Bowmanville. 30-lw sn H OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE--One of the most desirable medium sized residences in Bowmanville, brick, new furnace, electric lighting, \ acre lot,, excellent.gavden, fruit trees,, good stable. Inquire on premises. John Elliott, Centre-st, Bowmanville. . . - - 30tf N EW HOUSE FOR SALE- brick veiieered house, . . . ces.-ion streets--electric light, hath, hot -New 2 story 7-room cor. Liberty & Con- and cold Avater, King hot water heating system Lot is 70x125 ft. Will be sold on easy terms of payment. John D. Graham, Bowmanville. 30 2* Albert C o lie g e Belleville, Ontario Buildings now furnished throughout- lighted with 250 electric lights; Staff enlarged. Facilities unsurpassed. Rates moderate. Will re-open Tuesday, Sept. 9th, 1913. For illustrated announcement Address E. N. BAKER, D. D.> Principal. z,;, : Apply at the 1 - , ; __ E ' - ■ Seymour Power Office, . 2git ;* Bowmanville DEERING NEW IDEAL BINDER ROLLER MILL FOR SALE In Darlington Township. Water Power Roller Mill ; good trade ; I sixteen acres laud; good house, barn and outbuildings. Possession at once. Apply The Toronto General Trusts Corporation, 83 Bay St., Toronto. Children FOR FLETCHER'S CASTOR I A Children FOR FLETCHER'S castor I A 27-4sn This is a five passenger Car and has only been used two months. Is in first- class condition and for cash will sell at substantial reduction from the reg- a u 1 ar price. Apply to O shawa f Ont. E % I I Our Clearing Sale of 23 LADIES' SUITS, the balance of our Only Spring Stock at the following prices : $11.75 Suits foi ••••j• • 13.75 Suits .for j 5.00 and 1 o, 7 5 Suits for............ . 17.75 Suits for. 13.75 These are all new this season, and it is a great chance to get a nifty suit at small cost. Ladies' and Children's Dressés Be sure and- see our new . House and Street Dresses this^week. Also Children's Dresses at prices from 5oc up. ^ AVe have a, special Corset for stout ladies--the "Mona"--at $1.75 a pair. N ELECTRIC FIXTURES & SUPPLIES House Wiring and Motor Installation Consult us about the lighting of your home, your office or your store. H. HUMPHRIES. K. WHYTE, Contractor. ; Mgr. Elec. Dept. Phone 210. Horsey Block, Tempe rance-st. DR. J. C. DEVTTT. DENTIST, Graduate of Royal Dental Collège, Toronto. OFFICE: Temperance St." Bowmanville, ZV (just off King St.) - OFFICE HOURS: "9 a. m. to 6 p. m.' dally except Sunday. ■ BLACKSTOCK: 1st Monday of each month. Will be at Bowmanville office rest of time. Phone 90a * * r -- House Phone Wh That is what you want for the coming harvest. It is light, practical, andcombines strength, durability and utility. , It is . dependable and will work from early morning until late at night harvest after harvest. ' V Call and see the Deering Harvester next time you are in town. It will .be worth yo.ur while. Full linè^of Peering repairs repairs always in stock'. - ■ z Fred T. Hobbs Bowmanville ^ 1 8 Spécial Notice -- Half-Holidây This Store is closed every WEDNESDAY ÀFTEJI NOON during June, July and August. Shop Wednesday Wednesday morning. ' " Agents for Home Journal Patterns S. W. Mason & Son J Next door to Standard Banks Bowmanville. ■*V - : - -1 - | „ , • ■ 11 > ÿÊM WœmÊÊÊÈÊ