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f THE EDITOR TALKS We have often noticed the disrespect shown by audiences during the singing ,01 God Save the King in assemblies so - we are glad to read that Belleville citizens are more respectful and decorous. The Daily Ontario in publishing a report of Miss Jessie B. Tuite's recital Friday evening evening when the City Hall was packed,. says : "Noticeable was the-.spirit of patriotism manifested when the National Anthem was being played. All stood and there was no rush for the doors until the last chord had died away." It does look so much more becoming for an audience to stand still or to join in the National Anthem Anthem than to begin putting on wraps and moving abolit making a noise or beginning beginning to talk. It only occupies one.minute and everybody might stand- still that length of time. KIRKFIELD Some Facts About the Firthplace of Sir William and Lady McKenzie. In reading THE STATESMAN from week to week I do not remember ever noticing the name of this village. If you have never visited Kirkfield all I can say is you have something to live for yet. Bow- manville is all right--I'll never go back on old Bowmanville--but Kirkfield--well, its different 1 But you must see it for yourself, "Where is Kirkfield ?" did you ask ? Well, now, what next ? Take your map, start at Bowmanville, run your pencil pencil back the Scugog road to Caesarea, across the lake to Port Hoover, on thru Mariposa to Oakwood, jog a little to the east (keep away from Lindsay, no Local Option there!) straight north for twenty miles and here you are at Kirkfield, right in line with Bowmanville only some fifty miles nearer the North Pole, and approximately approximately 1000 feet nearer heaven. You have heard of the T. V. Canal, well here it is--at least an important part of it. Just north of the village about a mile is the lift lock, the mate of the one at Peterboro in size, but with less cement work and more steel work (not steal) . in its construction, both useful in lifting boats and votes when necessary. Nevertheless, Nevertheless, the lift lock is a great piece . of work and well worth going a few miles out of one's way to see, even tho it is never likely to pay 2°/ 0 on the money it represents, before the millenium comes. Besides all that, this is in the riding of The Minister of Militia. Col. the Hon. Sam is our member, which fact constitutes another another tie to Bowmanville, for there he got what was even better by a good deal than a seat in Parliament or even a place in said to be the finest of its kind in the country. The roads- are excellent for motoring and elegant cars from far and near, many of which no doubt represent an elegant mortgage at 8 °/ 3 or more on a fine home somewhere, honk ! honk! thru our streets at all hours of the day and night. There are some good farms in the neighborhood, south and west, but the main business to the north and east is the raising of cattle on the extensive ranches which are more suitable for that purpose than for general farming. Great numbers of cattle and hogs are shipped here. On the banks of the canal about a mile away is a great stone crusher which breaks up the stones taken from the canal into material for road-making." Train-loads of this broken stone leave here every day for Toronto and other points. - • But I have spun this out twice as long as I had intended,' and I must hasten to close with best wishes to yourself and The Statesman which we appreciate very much, indeed. H. J. Hoidge. * Thoughts for business men and others. The James Papers practically cover the area from which Bowmanville business men draw customers. Since August 190° --five years ago--when The Bowmanville News was bought there has not been a week when less than Three Thousand One Hundred and Sixty complete papers have been published and often more than this number. No local weeklv. newspaper between between Toronto and Belleville has as large circulation as THE STATESMAN and only few as large as The Bowmanville News, so that advertisers in this town and out of it have a business luxury that few towns possess so fully--two local papers that reach nearly all the homes in town and surrounding country. This condition is worth very much to Bowmanville merchants. merchants. "Fruit-a-tives" Completely Restored New Brunswick Merchant To Health. LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. eiee.-alva Phillips Bristol. NT B.. July 25th. ioir. BREAK WHISKEY'S GRIP ON YOUR LOVED ONES. the.Cabinet. Then there are "Bill and Dan": not to know them argues oneself unknown. Well, if Kirkfield has no claim on "Dan" it has a big one on his partner, for this is not only the natal spot of Sir William, but also of his estimable wife, and despite the fact that they have a fine residence in Toronto, they consider this little place "Home, Sweet "Home", and are spending time and money without stint to make this an ideal spot. During the summer mortfhs many week-end visitors visitors from Toronto and other places are to be seen at the "Inn" which Lady Mac- Kenzie has had erected here and wh ch is Drunkards will tell you with tears of sincerity that they do not want to drink. The craving coming from the inflamed membranes of the stomach drives them to it. Alcura will soothe the trembling nerves and remove the craving that is ruining vour home and stealing an otherwise kind husband or father from you. It costs only $1.00 per box and if it does not cure or benefit after a trial the money will be refunded. Alcura No. I, is tasteless and can be given secretly in tea, coffee or food. Alcura No. 2 is taken voluntarily by those willing to help themselves. Alcura can be obtained at our store, ask for free booklet telling about it and give Alcura a trial. Jury & Lovell,Druggists, Lovell,Druggists, Bowmanville. The local newspaper is the very best advertising medium for local business men. Just think of the way it works out. Try. to realize if you can what powerful selling agents The James Papers are with their appeals in some thirty-five hundred h mucs every week. The merchant writes o it his advt. and James Publishing House d ies the rest. • Can you realize what an^ e lonomical selling-staff Bowmanville x m -rchants have in T E STATESMAN and T.ie Bowmanville News} Our efficient staff is at the s.rvice of every advertiser and all that is necessauK for Mr. Merchant to do is to write a truthful message clearly clearly and convincingly and our skilled compositors compositors will put it in attractive type and ..the postal service\will speedily deliver it to be read bÿ'"-frpm fifteen to twenty thousand readers, allowing five to a home. Again we repeat, advertising properly done and inserted in The James Papers pays excellent dividends. „ In fact it is simply useless to try to do business in Bowmanville without advertising. up all hope and when the doctors had failed to do anything more for me. I had a stroke of Paralysis in March, 1910, and this left me unable to walk or help myself, and the Constipation of the bowels was terrible. Nothing did me - any good and I was wretched in every way. Finally, I took "Fruit-a-tives" for the Constipation, and it not only cured me of that trouble but gradually this fruit medicine toned up the nerves and actually cured the paralysis. Under the use of "Fruit-a-tives", I grew stronger and stronger until all the palsy - ^aiid weakness left me. I am now well again and attend my store every day vciand all day." ALVA PHILLIPS. Unnecessary. "You ought to brace up and show your wife who is running things at your house." '"It isn't necessary. She knows." Those Who Rely on the great home remedy which has proved its power to relieve safely and speedily the minor ailments arising from defective or irregular action of the organs. of digestion, find themselves spared hours of suffering and able to ward off the attacks of serious sicknesss. BEECHAM'S PILLS never disappoint those who take them. They help the, digestion, stimulate the liver, clear thekidneys and regulate regulate the bowels. By purifying thej®>d they increase cheerfulness and create confidence. As actions depend on health and strength, those who know Beecham's Pills Enjoy Life The best advertising season is here. Farmers are marketing the year's crops and as the yield has been good and prices are alike good money will soon be plentiful. plentiful. Western provinces have had a bumper bumper harvest--we read of 200,000,000 bushels of wheat. When they sell the money finds its way east and we all expect to get some of it. Ontario farmers have had a good year, too, and money will soon be flowing freely into trade channels. Winter Winter clothing and other necessities must be bought and every line of business in towns and villages will receive its share. There is an important lesson in this thought for all our local merchants and tradesmen. People expect every business that is worth patronage to be advertised for they know all up-to-date merchants do advertise. Take a glance over The James Papers and you will see that our successful businesses in Bowmanville are all liberally advertised--Messrs Couch, Tohnston & Cryderman, McMurtry Co., S. W. Mason & Son, The Anderson Clothing Co., Levi Morris & Son, F.A.Haddy, C.H. Haddy, Snowden & Painton, Grand Cen tral, Jury & Lovell, R. M. Mitchell & Co., C. M. Cawker & Son, E. W. Loscombe, W. T. Allen, F. C. Vanstone, Challis & Mutton, Harry Cann, F. R. Foley, Chas. Horn (Hampton), are all leaders in their respective business lines and they are our regular advertisers. Advertising is an investment investment and always pays when properly done in The James Papers which go into 90 per cent of the homes in Bo wmanville's trade area. "Fruit-a-tives" is the only remedy in the world that is made of fruit juices and tonics. 50c. a box, 6 for $2.50---trial size, 25c. At dealers or sent on receipt of price by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. BOIL THE WATER. Monday next is Thanksgiving Day. Poultry fanciers, why not hold a winter poultry show in Bowmanville? . James Papers employ no agents. Pay subscriptions at office and get receipt or -send by mail and receipt will be sent. 'No- matter how deep-rooted the corn or wart may be, it must yield to Holloway's Corn Cure if used as directed. One half hour daily spent in diligent work'will keep the lawn and premises surrounding a house ih our town in apple pie order and keep our little city the garden garden spot of our fair couity. There are many forms of nervous debility debility in men that yield to the use of Carter's Carter's Iron Pills; those who are troubled with nervous weakness, night sweats, etc, should try them. The question of divorce is becoming an urgent one, according to George Clarke Holland, offic al reporte of the Senate, who writes at considerable length in Canada Canada Monthly for October, under the title "Should Divorce-Have a Price?" As a vermicide there is no preparation that' equals Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator. Exterminator. It has saved the lives of countless children. No child shall loiter in any public place after 9 o'clock In the evening, or be there unless accompanied by his parent or guardian or an adult appointed by the parent or guardian to accompany such child. v Better to have your printing done by Tames Publishing House than to wish you had. We do it on time and right. Mr. Harry Pearse late of North Hastings Hastings Review ..and his brother Robert have bought the Campbellford Despatch from Mr. H. B. R. Dryden who retires after 26 years in journalism to engage in real estate estate business. Mr. Earl Lancaster is the new editor of The Review. Toronto Daily'World and The Bowmanville Bowmanville News to new subscribers from now to Jan. I, 1915, , for only $3.00--the price of The Word for 12 months. Order at once and get both papers free for balance balance of 1913. Address The News, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. The Sunday World will be included included for $1.50 extra for one year. Regular Regular price $2. Weekly Mail and Empire from now to Jan. I, 1915 f° r $1-00 to new subscribers. A Powerful Medicine.--The healing properties in six essential oils are concentrated concentrated in every bottle of Dr. Tliomâs' Eclectric Oil, forming one of the most For Infants and Children. The Pnpnckryor fefenl HcdicineArt '■ AVeSetoble Preparation forAs-- emulating iheFcod and Re$j!a J ■ ring IheStomachs and Bcwcisof j The Kind You Have Always Bought ^ Promotes Di^eslioi\,CkerfuS J ness and Rest.Contalnsnmtter Opiuru.Morphine nor Mineral. Not Narg otic. Peape of- Old BrSUdUELFfTCDER Pumpkin Stedr jibtS/auu + Ibdsdtc Sells- jiaistSttd * &*. Item Sud - Cf Grilled Sut) hmlagrtaij Âpérfect Remedy forÇonstîpa- -j lion, SourSlomach.Diarmoea,- ; Worms,Convulslons.Rverl3ii- 1 ness and LOSS 0 F SLEEP. Facsimile Signature of. The Centaur Company. MONTRBALitNEW YORK Thirty Years .Dr. R. W. Clarke, Medical Health Officer, Officer, very appropriately suggests that citizens boil the drinking water they use this month while wells are so low, as several several cases of typhoid fever have been reported reported thruout this Province and a few cases have developed in thi» town and vicinity. A word to the wise should be sufficient. Begin today. TAILOR MOVED. Mr. J. T. Allen has moved his tailor shop to the Mason Block over Anderson Clothing Co's Store, where he will be pleased to attend to the wants of ail. his old customers and any new ones requiring suits made, clothes pressed, cleaned or repaired. repaired. Work done promptly and satisfactorily. satisfactorily. 28tf. Y F NEW GROCERY OPEN FOR BUSINESS. Having purchased the grocery business formerly owned by W. W. Roberts, King St., West, I will be pleased to receive a call from» all who desire choice groceries, groceries, confectionery and fruits in season. A trial order will be appreciated and promptly filled. G. A. COOK, Horsey Block, King St., Bowmanville. __ the beneficial liniments ever offered^ to the itift Prepared only by Thomas Beecham, St. Helena, Lancashire, England. Sold everywhere in Canada and U. S. America. In boxes, 25 cent», 392 Here's a Knife-Sharpener and irpcr Towel Dryer combined in one-- both are necessary in the kitchen. Not necessary to a range, but they indicate the consideration and thought that has been given to the details of the Pandora. Important features have been given proportionately proportionately great care and study. Have the Pandora's many fca- •' turcs explained to you before you buy your range. rei&j f~- 4 v.y: V' Now summer holidays are oyer and evenings are lengthening all people will have more time for reading. We regret to see a growing tendency for light reading--fiction, reading--fiction, novels, trash--call it what you will. As an offset to such profitless, reading we desire to say a wferd for good Canadian literature, the educative, wholesome wholesome kind. The youngsters who enjoy the Saturday Globe's "Circle . of Young Canada" which also appears ; n the Weekly Weekly Globe and is alone worth the subscription subscription price in a home where there are children to read it,.will find "The Canadian Canadian Courier"--The National Weekly--the best representative of interesting, instructive, instructive, clean, attractive literature for every member of the household known to us. tit is published at 12 Wellington-st. , East, Toronto, and is a weekly magazi e splendidly splendidly illustrated and ably edited by John A. Cooper, M.A., one of Canada's brainy men. Buy a copv of The C urier at the bookstores or send ten cents for a current copy. Teachers, ministers and professional professional men will find it a galaxy of Canadian literature. Its Women's Supplement Is a treasure trove of good ideas and practical information. We advise all young Canadians Canadians to read all the high-class publications publications of our own country first for you cannot learn too much about this progressive, progressive, expanding, wonderful Dominion of Canada. millbrook armories. Corner stone of new Armories was laid by Col. Victor Williams, A. G., son of the late Col. Williams, M. P., of East Durham. Col. John Hughes, Clarke, acted as chairman. chairman. Contractor Sheehy, Peterboro, having had preparations fully made. In an excellent and eloquent speech Col. Hughes opened proceedings. Lieut.-Col. J. A. V. Preston of 46th Durham Regiment, Regiment, Lieut.-Col. McNachtan, Cobourg, Durham Field Battery -and Major S. T. Medd 3rd Prince of Wales Dragoons, spoke in patriotic and eloquent terms of improved condition of the Militia. Band played "The Maple Leaf" and an address was presented to Col. Williams by the municipality, who addressed the large assemblage assemblage in a good speech, after which the corner stone was lowered and placed in position. The banquet in the Town Hall at six o'clock was attended by a full house, the Women's Institute providing the dinner. use of man. Thousands can testify as to its power in allaying pain, and many thousands more can certify that they owe their health to it. Its wonderful power is not expressed by its cheapness. The Shoe and Leather Journal for October October 1st contains a good photo of the front of Mr. Fred R. Foley's Shoe Store with the proprietor, his father, and Mr. Claude Ives, assistant, in the foreground. The picture depicts one of the finest store fronts with one of the finest assortments of ladies', gents' and children's footwear to be found in any store of its size in Canada. If the reader wants to settle in a wideawake wideawake community, all he has to do do is to look at the local newspapers, always associated with good schools, churches, active business and intelligent people. It never fails. The James Papers are the kind we mean. Dyspepsia in its worst forms will yield to the use of Carter's Little Nerve Pills, aided by Carter's Little Liver Pills; they not only relieve present distress but strengthen the stomach and digestive apparatus. apparatus. Col. Victor Williams, A. G., Ottawa, Col. Tohn Hughes, Newtonville, Col. J. A. V. Preston, Orangeville, Major Dunbar, Kingston, Major Ralston, Port Hope, Capt. R. Jones, Dr. Bonm castle and Major W. C. King, Bowmanville, Capt. Angus Stalker, Orono, and E. H. McLean, K. C., Bowmanville, were guests of Mr. T. B. Collins for luncheon on Tuesday.--Mill- brook Reporter. Boy wanted at James Publishing House. We have an opening for a good bright boy who has a fairly good education. Apply Apply in person. Vagaries of this year's season's weather will prove a blessing to the oldest inhabitant inhabitant of future years when he casts his mind backward for comparisons. No matter whether his listeners complain of excess of heat, too much cold, absence of rain, or a superfluity of moisture he will probably be able to console them with the remark that it was worse in 1913. Tell friends THE NEWS is sent to new subscribers to end of 1913 for I5 C - Exact Copyjaf Wrapper the cintaun com-any. NEW VOP.K CITV. LONG LIFE IN BIG CITIES. German Statistics Show 546 in 1,000 Reach Âge of 50. \X Lif© is longer" in the German cities than in the small towns. -This is the discovery announced by the German Statistical Bureau, which has published figures showing that 546 persons in each 1,000 in cities of more than 100,000 inhabitants reach the age of 50, compared with 539 reaching the same age in cities of between 20,000 and 100,000, and 544 in towns of fewer than 20,000 inhabitants. These figures pay a remarkable tribute to German efficiency, said Prof. A. Frankel, director of the Municipal Hospital of Berlin. We believe that speed in. the cities tends to shorten life, but it helps to cure other evils. We believe that one of the principal reasons for life being longer in cities is that medical medical attention is prompt and expert at the same time. In small towns there are fewer physicians and hospitals, hospitals, and often a patient dies when efficiency might have saved" his life. • Another great reason for longer life is the success of the recent campaign campaign aimed at saving babies in the large cities through giving free instruction instruction and assistance to mothers mothers in the care of infants and providing providing pure milk, free nurseries and supplies. The *ccurtcy of the McClary tner*T] 1 alio ed<U t lot of 1 TAILOR MADE SUIT AT $15. momewr nukes good baking » certainty-- satisfaction to the work. a? tie Pandora Ranges are sold everywhere everywhere by good dealers who back Jes. Jeffrey & Sen are busy these days catching up with orders for their Famous Tailor-made Suits at $15--really worth $18 to $20. They have an excellant selectiomof worsteds and tweed' suitings to choose from. Why not have your suit tailor-made instead of, wearing a misfit ready-made suit? You never saw better bargains at this price, quality and work considered. Have your measure taken to-day Cenulne Must Bear Signature of B-- Fas-Stmlla Wrapper Belew. Up our guarantee on this splendid range-M c CI&tyk London St. John Toronto \ Montreal ' Winnipeg Vancouver Hamilton Calgary - Saskatoon Edmonton Sold in Bowmanville by R. G. Sturgeon & Long Standing Âsthiua. Many have suffered so long from asthma and have tried eo many so-called remedies they think that there is no real help for. them. They snoüid read the .Afters received by t* 16 jnanûfâcturers of Dr. J. D, Kel- k)gg-s Asthma Remedy from hundreds hundreds of cases once as desperate gs their own;: Even in long-neglected long-neglected cases this famous preparation preparation brings prompt help. totals* oassfaft)' m SUDANI, IMOWtsi, nODins lives, |roi «unvwmos rfillALLBW sm ■ res mKMWUiB» ksar must MmupunwiMi ▼egwtaMe.** ADDRESS TO SERGT. HAWKINS Made An Honorary Member of Toronto" Toronto" Durham Old Boys' Association. This is a difficult matter in the smaller cities because of the lack of organization. The result is that 39 more babies in every 1,000 live through the first year than was the case 10 years ago. ■ * ■ . -- Economy. Persevering Percy (who has just paid a begging visit to a neighboring neighboring house)--Strike me pink, 'Enery, if that ain't the most poverty- stricken '"ouse I ever struck. Why, blow me, if there ain't two ladies playin' on the same planner. M [ciîcîî^^ AND^Sjfe I WITCH HAZE! CREAM A delightfully soothing, healing lotion, which will save you the discomforts of roughened cheeks, chapped hands and sore lips, and keep your skin soft and white. 25c a bottle, at your Druggist's. 201 NATION AL DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO. or CANADA, LIMITED, MONTREAL. Why should any other cereal be called "just as good" as ^ * £ The illuminated address presented at Orono to Sergt. William Andrew Hawkins Hawkins on Fair Day by Mr. John Stewart read as follows: To Pie, William A. Hawkins, 48th Highlanders' Regiment, Toronto. We, the citizens of Orono and vicinity welcome you to your native village. We watch with expectation the career of our boys and take genuine interest in their honorable advancement, Somé have won fame in active service, but "peace hath her victories no less renowned than war" and we learned with unbounded pride that you this year, at the Bisley Rifle Ranges, in competition with marksmen from Britain and the Britains beyond the seas, earned the high distinction of having having your name enrolled as King's prizeman, prizeman, We assure you that nowhere did the result of your fine skill cause more sincere rejoicing^than in the pi ice of your boyhood home, On behalf of the citizens of Orono and the Municipality of Clarke. John Lowery, Reeve. ' John Rickaby, Clerk. Orono, Sept. 26th, 1913* ^ The Bisley Hero's wife, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hockin, Toronto, ; . r 4 -j 4. „ 4 *.L and other |rie^ds weçe present at the re ception. Brief speeches were made by Pr, -James _ L. Hughes, who declared,* on CORN FLAKES V motion of Mr, John D. Keachie, seconded Mr. ©UEF- iBICK HEADACHE* by Mr. Ed. Fielding, Sergt. Hawkins an S j-ary member of the Durham Old ' Association, the chairman, Mr.. T. h, wh© welcomed the Durham Old Boys, and Rev. R. A. Whattam.--Orono Netot. Because Kellogg's is known to be the best arid most nutritious cereal on the market-- Because the sale of Kellogg's Corn Flakes is enormous as trade returns will show 7 -- Because another large modern factory, the best and most sanitary in Canada had to be built to take care of our constantly in- creasing trade-- Because the imitator, knowing these facts and having few selling arguments for his own product thinks to create a market for it by comparing it to Kellogg's: But--the flavored the sustaining qualities of Kellogg's Corn Flakes cannot be counterfeited. Sold in big packages at 10c. Look for * the signature. 03 asses ...'vl;. .v