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MITCHELL & CO Drùggists Nyal Goods. \ Opticians Camera Supplies. Neilson's Chocolates. HAMPTON MILLS Best Grades of Bread and Pastry Flour, Chop, Bran, Shorts, Corn, etc., etc. Chas. Horn, Phone 129 r 6. HAMPTON. NEW Fall Furnishings For Men and Boys Sx ÎN Men's Hats The round hat, something the style ot the telescope, telescope, but higher, is the most popular' hat. We have them in Blue, Brown, Grey, Green at $2.00 and $2.50. Also Fedoras in all colors and Men's Stiff Hats. New Gloves - New Caps New Underwear All that is new and up-to-date. The best values we have ever shown. Come in and be convinced. No trouble to show goods. The Anderson Clothing Com'y. The Swell Dressers Store ESSfeS-i' PBOVTDBN CE ITEMS. q. ENTERED INTO REPT Mrs. G. C. Haines, Bowmanville Report of S. S. No. 5, names in order of merit : Jr IV--Leta Hancock. Jr IU (b) *Roy Jackson, Victor Hancock, Edna Luxton. Jr III (a)-Albert Living, Winnie Winnie Dilling, Nina Wilkins, Arthur Bell. Sr II-- Mary Woolner, Myrtle Hancock, Tena Dilling, 'Barbara Woolner, ' .Bert Quinney, absent. Jr II--W-illie Woolner. Jr Primer (b)--Norman Luxton; (a) Mabel Dowson, 'Harold Hancock, Stanley Stanley Osborne (absent). Aggregate Attendance Attendance 18. Average attendance 13. Present everyday*. RetaM.Caldwell,teacher You are sure of getting highest price foriyour eggs if taken to Rd. Snowden. Ask Mason & Dale for booklet on Certain-teed Certain-teed Roofing. HAMPTON NEWS. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ruse have moved to the north of the village .Mr. Alfred Hogarth will move into the house lately purchased from Mr. Ruse... .Mrs. W. E. i Doidge was one of the judges on ladies fancy work at Blackstock Fair... .Rev. R. I A. Whattam, Orono, preached a tine sermon here Sunday night. The large 1 congregation enjoyed his experiences m I the West Miss Minnie Horn is visiting ' her brother at Bradford Our W. M. b. j will hold their annual "At Home' and ! quilting Tuesday Oct. 20th... .Mr. and 1 Mrs. Chas. Horn spent Sunday with their daughter Mrs. Thos. Wray, Oshawa. Rd. Snowden is paying highest prices for butter, eggs or poultry. Before bu ing your stove see the large range of Supreme Ranges at Mason & Dale's. After an illness of about nine years, one of Bowmanville's respected residents in person of Mrs. Lucy A. Haynes, widow of the late George C. Haines, passed away Sunday morning aged 72 years? Deceased Deceased was a native of Colborne, coming to Bowmanville about forty years ago. In her earlier life she was a. prominent worker in the Sunday School and various societies of the Methodist Church, and during her latter days, when unable to do active work, never lost interest m the services. She was mother of four daughters daughters and one son, the latter being drowned in the mill pond when about 12 years ot age, while the eldest daughter (Laura; Mrs. Gamble, also passed to rest some years ago. The other daughters are Mrs. ( Minnie) Parent, Walkerville, Mrs. (Gertie) Snow, Detroit, and Mrs. (Vida) Cox, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, who is at present quite ill. Mrs. Snow and a niece, Miss Havnes, Cobourg, were the only relatives able to be present from a distance. The funeral took place Tuesday afternoon from her late rest dence, Church-st., service being conductec by Rev. Wm. Jolliffe. The bearers were: Messrs. C. M. Cawker, W. B. Couch, S. W. Mason, F. A. Haddy, N. Horne and Levi Morris. Many beautitul floral offerings testified to the sympathy for the bereaved ones. TYRONE NOTE». WEST DURHAM FAIR. Discretionary Staitue "Venus", Miss M Katerson; doll's bedstead, Miss McSorley; dressed doll, character, Miss McSorley; fancy work by girl under 6'years, G Williams; wool mat, Mrs. J. T. Rundle. If You Need a Good Range AUCTION SALES. Wednesday, Oct. 14--Mr. W.R. Greenaway, Greenaway, lot 17, con. 6, Darlington, will sell all of his farm stock, implements etc. Sale at I p m. See "bills. JAS. BISHOP, auctioneer. Thursday, Oct. 15--Mr. T. C. Montgom- ' ery, lot 22, con. 5, Darlington, will sell his farm stock, implements, etc. Sale at 1 p m. See bills. Jas. Bishop, auctioneer. Friday, Oct. 16--Mr. Alex. Prout, lot 6, con. 3, Darlington, will sell all of his farm stock, implements, etc., also his householcLeffects. Sale at 1 p m. See bills. L. A. W. TOLE, auctioneer. a range that will do all that a range should do on the least amount of fuel, a range that will stand wear and tear and tear with any on the market, a real good range at a mederate price, get a 28L ROYAL % BURKETON Souvenir Range x Miss Alma Pollard, Bowmanville, is visiting visiting with Miss Maud Hodgson.... •- Mr. and Mrs. Wright and son Donald, Oshawa, Oshawa, recently visited at Mr. Milton Wer- ry 's Mrs. Northcott, Toronto, visited ! at Mr. John Bundle's Mr. and Mrs. I J. Ranton and Mrs. Webster Virtue, Hampton, Sundayed at Mr. Albert Morris Mrs. Martin and daughter Jean, Burnt River, visited at Mr. F. G. Byam s..... . Misses Lily and Lora and Mr. Blake Short, Oshawa, Sundayed at Mr. R. Hodgson s I W.M.S. held their annual quilting and sewing bee Wednesday... .Mr. Partridge, Partridge, Victoria College, Toronto, occupied the pulpit very acceptably Sunday morning morning last in the absence of Rev.^Mr. Higgs The. bouquets sent by Mr. W. H. 1 Halfacre to the church the last three Sun- |days were very much appreciated...... I Debate and pie social at League this (Thursday) evening. Everybody welcome. When we test eyes it is done properly. I Jury & Lovell. Rd. Snowden always pays the highest I price for fresh eggs. Supreme Range Co., boast that their stove saves 50% of your fuel bill. Users say its a fact ask Mason & Dale for partic- I ulars. Take your eggs to Rd. Snowden and I get the highest market prices. John Somers, Darlington. One of the early settlers of Bowmanville passed peacefully away at his home, north east of Bowmanville on Wednesday, Sept. 30 after many weeks of weakness due to advancing years. Last April he and his aged partner celebrated the sixtieth anniversary anniversary of their marriage. Mr. Somers was born on the farm where he died; tho the land for a time was in the possession ofo thers. After his marriage he 1 ved f r some years in Orono befoie moving to Darlington. Some thirty-five years ago he purchased his birthplace and moved back. A rather peculiar fact is that the property purchased by deceased's father from the Government was sold bv the latter in the early days to another party for a yoke of oxen. When Mr. Somers purchased this same farm later he gave $t7>ooo for it. Mr. Somers was a"good neighbor and. an honest and upright man, very industrious and carefu 1 , accumulating considerable property. Some years ago he gave up active life and has since lived quietly. The funeral took place Saturday afternoon, afternoon, service being conducted, m the absence of his pastor, by Rev. E. A. Ton- kin, assisted by Rev. U. M.Carew of Tor- on'o. The pall-bearers were six cousins, Messrs Richard and J. Frank Osborne, Lewis Cornish, Geo. Frank, Clarke Tyler and Chas. Rowe. He is survived by a "sorrowing wife and four daughters, Mrs. Thos. Jackson, Mrs. W. J. Bragg, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, Mrs. John T. Fee, Omemee, and Mrs. C. W. Hughan, Lindsay, and one son, Dr. J. S. Somers, Toronto, all of whom were present at the funeral. Four brothers and two sisters also survive, Robert, William and James Somers, Alpena, Alpena, Mich., Mr. Frank Somers, Mrs. T. Kéat, St. Marys, and Mrs. W. J. Down, Frome, Ont. Honor Roll for Sept, of Union School No. 17 Darlington: Sr V -- Hoskin Smith; Jr IV--Everett Ormiston, Mil red Bentham, Bentham, Elmo Ashton; Jr IV--Phoebe Beech, Jack Smith, Walter Rahm, Lenore Bentham; Sr JÎI-- Eugene Beech; Jr II-- Cyril Avery; Pt II--Leila Rahm; Sr I-- Laurence Avery; Jr I--Gordon Beech and Lloyd Ferguson equal, Seibret Hall. M. A. Reid, teacher. The Souvenir will not fail you as a splendid cooker, baker and heater. It is easy to handle and is made with or without reservoir. reservoir. Call and see our excellent display of ranges. RICE & CO., Opposite Post Office Bow matt ville, Out. SHAWS Report for September, total number of 1 .i. ., .. marks 270. IV--L. Cryderman 205, M. | --Ji Galbraith 153, J. Trewin 140; Sr III--E. Weatherilt 220, L. Clemence 210; Tr III-- H. Joness 175, M. Jewell 120; Sr II--E. Lane 220, H. Parkinson I55î Jr II--H. Cryderman 210, M. Joness 180, G. Weatherilt Weatherilt 170; Sr Pt II--Ross Lane 200, M. Clemence 145, I. Gilbank 140; Jr Pt II-- Ruby Lane 125, H. Shortridge 125; Sr I-- G. Ashton 170, F. Ashton 120, E. Gilmore 80; Baby class--T. Robinson 220; B. Gilbank Gilbank 180, M. Joness (absent). Sara A. Moïse, teacher. Who's Your Grocer ? We're Bidding for Your Trade - Switches - Switches pay for themselves by increasing the life of your tungsten tungsten bulbs e Look over your lighting system and have a few more switches cut in by us. Leave your orders at -W. Dustan's Hardware Store. H. KO. Whyte 80LINA DOING», Now is the time to do roofing. Be sure its Certain-teed Roofing, sold by Mason & Dale. Electrical Contractor Temperance-st. - Bowmanville Next St. John's Church. HAVE YOU TRIED marketing here? Call and let us fill your next order. If you want clean, fresh groceries of the best quality at lowest prices we have them -- choice groceries, fresh fruits, appetizing cooked and smoked meats, high grade teas, pure confectionery, all leading brands of breakfast foods, and best canned goods on market. Your order will be filled promptly and satisfactorily satisfactorily if left with HARRY ALLIN 0,,, SSS!£5S« clul> [ Central for Independent Phone. Bell Phone 186 r- 3ZZZ30 Misses Minnie and Vera Baker gave a party Saturday night in honor of Miss Hilda Luke, Oshawa An Epworth League was organized here Thursdav night by Rev. C. W. Barrètt with the following following officers : President--Miss Lulu Reynolds; 1st Vice--Geo. Cornish; 2nd Vice--Miss Eva Cooledge; 3rd Vice--Miss Edna Reynolds; 4th Vice--A. L. Pascoe; Sec'y.- Elgin Taylor; Treas-- Miss Vera Baker. First meeting Sunday next at 7.30 p.m Mr. H. G. Pascoe fell from a wagon and injured his neck. • • • • - Mr Nor- man Reynolds left, last week to- attend Toronto University. Mr. Nelson Reynolds Reynolds has resumed his studies at Bowmanville Bowmanville High School School opened Mon day after having been closed for several days on account of chicken pox Rev R. A. Whattam, Orono, preached a stirring stirring sermon here Sunday on Missions Mr. and Mrs. Jack Baker attended the funeral Saturday of her grandfather, Mr. J. Somers. Providence Silos are all ENNISKILLEN NEW». Our village is being greatly improved by cement .walks. Rev. I. Snell, Black- stock, preached an earnest, practical, convincing convincing sermon Sunday evening here from the text "When he saw him he had compassion compassion on him." Little Miss Mildred Souch sang very sweetly the solo "Somebody". "Somebody". Rev. W. E. Honey was at South Darlington Sufi^ay preaching missionary sermons... .Women's Missionary Auxiliary Auxiliary and League combined are having théir annual quilting, tea and evening program, Wednesday afternoon and evening evening of Oct. 14th at the Methodist church. Tyrone Auxiliary are giving the evening program. We are looking forward to an i interesting, helpful occasion Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. H. Rogers returned home after several months' absence; Mr. and Mrs. R. McNeil, Tyrone, Mr. Fred Cowling, Cowling, Purple Hill, and Mr. Byers at Mr. apples WANTED! F A. H AD D Y We are prepared to receive any quantity of Peeling Apples for Evaporating Evaporating at our Bowmanville Bowmanville plant. No chop. x The CHina Hall Grocery , Ü°- S ar LÜL 1 John Cowling's; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brad- filled around here, corn crop being good >. an( j son Carman, Oshawa, motored out to Mr. F. W. Lee's Sunday; Miss John H. Hoigate & Son Rolled Oats at Old Priçès .. There were over fifty present at the Sons of Temperance Rally Friday I night. Mr. Cecil Pascoe acted as chairman chairman and a good program was rendered by Mrs. John Baker, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. I Werry, J. D. Hogarth, Wm. VanNest, Margaret Pascoe, Rev. C. W? Barrett, I Miss Florence Cameron, A. J. Reynolds, A. L. Pascoe and Miss Edna Taylor. New I officers are : W. P., A. J. Reynolds; W.A., Miss Rilda Hockaday; R. S., R. J. Mc- Kessock; A. R. S., Miss Vera Baker; F.S., I B. G. Stevens; Treas., Miss Edna Reynolds; Reynolds; Chap., A. L. Pascoe; Con., Thos. Atkinson; A. Con., Miss Minnie Baker; I. Sent., Miss Nora Werry; O. Sent., J. T. Rundle; P. W. P., Cecil Pascoe; Organist, Roy Blair; Worthy Patron of Cadets, I Miss Nora Werry .. /.. .Recent visitors: I Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Tink at Newcastle; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mutton, Tyrone, at Mr. W. C. Werry's; Misses Elsie and Irene ! and Mr. Irwin Bragg, Providence, at Mr. J. Baker's; Mr. A. J. Reynolds at Toronto; Mr. W. J. Trick, contractor, wife and I family, Ôshawa, at Mr. A. J. Balson's; Mr. Button, Toronto, at Councillor Baker's; Mr. and Mrs. T. Pascoe and Miss Margaret Margaret and Mr. and Mrs. John Westaway and j Miss Ella, Hampton, at Mr. A. J. Reynolds'. Reynolds'. Buy Certain-teed Roofing at Mason & Dale's. A full line of Nyal's Family remedies I always in stock. Jury & Lovell. tf Some people wonder how it is that Rd. j Snowden always pays highest prices for eggs. BOWMANVILLE MARKET Corrected Wednesday I Flour V 100 lbs, $2 90 to $3 Bowmanville Wheat, Fall, bush " Spring............. " Red Fife.......... " Goose j Barley, tf bush, No. 1 .... ; Oats, white " - I Rye, " Buckwheat " . Peas, Blackeye, tf bush " Canadian Beauties.... " Small...... J * - Blue....... à...... ... I Clover Seed I Timothy Seed ............ Butter, best table, tf lb... Eggs, tf ^doz...% ........ ». I Potatoes tf bus.. Hay. tf tou 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 ■5 . I .0 . 0 00 to 00 to 00 to 00 to 00 to 00 to 00 to 00 to 00 to 00 to 00 to 00 to 00 to 50 to 25 to 00 to I I I 1 0 0 0 o o 0 0 0 9 2 o 0 . o 00 to 0 15 00 to 20 40 25 15 25 10 60 50 60 60 00 00 00 00 00 50 ■ 27! 25 50 00 Webbet, Bowmanville, with her sister, Mrs. W. O. Herring; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and son Frank, Enfield, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Trewin and son Earle, Mr. Herbert Scott, Tyrone, at Mr. W. Trewin's sr, Sunday; Rev. I. Snell, Blackstock, at Mr, W. H. Stainton's; Mr. Gregory, Oshawa, Oshawa, at Mr. W. H. Moore's; Dr. and Mrs. Garnet Trewin and babe, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Trewin and Miss Grace, Bowmanville, and Mr. Cecil Slemon, Hay- don, at Mr. John Slemon's; Mr. Fred Seacock, Seacock, Nestleton, at Mr. Geo. Argue's; Mr. Peter Werry and Miss Emma, Tyrone, at Mr. H. J. Werry's; Mr. and Mrs. J. Greg ory, Oshawa, at Mr. C. W. Souch's... .Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Virtue and Miss Editha Virtue were in Toronto recently, attending attending the funeral of their brother, Mr. Robert Robert Virtue, an invalid for some time past. Mr. Virtue was one of the veterans of the Fenian Raid and wore the medal won there to his last resting-place. Deceased was an old Enniskillen boy and friends here extend their sympathy to the relatives relatives in city and also resident here. Two other sisters in village, Mrs. S. Hoskin and Mrs. James Mount joy, sr, were unable to attend funeral owing to failing health. Friend after friend departs, Who has not lost a friend? There is no union here of hearts That finds not here an end. See Supreme Ranges at Mason & Dale's. School report for September : Sr IV Francis Werry, *Madeline Virtue and Rov McGill equal, Gordon Werry, 'Mabel Mountjoy. Jr IV--Wilbert Smith, Arthur Brunt, Lillie Sharp, Fred Preston, Harry Clapham. Sr III--'Gertie Oke, 'Cora Sharp, *Eva Sanderson and 'Laura y îr tue equal,'Alma Werry. Jr III---*Mar- jorie Virtue, Grace Grieve, Mav Werrÿ, 'Clarke Borland, 'Melville Griffin. Sr II --Reva McGill, 'Myrtle-Brunt, *Loverne Griffin, Winnie Ashton, Gordon Preston, ? Olive Sharp, Reta Ashton. Jr II-- 40-3 w THANKS- GIVING DAY MONDAY,Oct.112 Although Rolled Oats have advanced 50% since the war began, we are offering the following brands of P'amily Size Rolled Oats at the old price of 25c per pkg. This includes premium. Quaker Oats, Robin Hood Porridge Oats Canuck Oats and Tillson's Oats 1 Single Fare For the round .trip. Good going and return Monday, Oct. 12, only. Fare and One Third For the round trip. Good going October 10th, Ilth and I2th. Return Limit until Oct. 13th, 1914- Brooms at Reduced Prices For rail, and steamship tickets and all information apply to W. G. Giffler, Station Agent- 35c Brooms, special price for one week 30c 40c 11 " 1; , 35c 45 c -- " " " 40c 50c " " "• ......45c 55c " " " ......50c 60c " " " 55c For Fall Housecleanîng 3 Pkgs. Ammonia Powder 25c 4 " Swift's Pride Cleanser 25c 3 lb bar Laundry Soap 15c 7 bars Haddy's Ideal Soap , 25c THANKSGIVING DAY Single Fare Good going and returning Monday, Oct. 12 Fare and One-Third •Claude Smith, 'Milton Stainton. _ I 'Gladys Stainton, Elaine Palmer. Primer (a)--'Maude Ashton, 'Ernest Werry, Elva Griffin, Jean Thompson; (b)--Mona Preston, Winnie Oke, 'Marjorie Smith, Harold Brunt,. Eric Stainton. 'Present every day. " Elsie E. Rundle, teacher. Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S CASTOR l A 1 Good going Oct. 10, 11,12. Return limit Oct. 13, 1914, between all stations in Canada Canada east of Port -Arthur and to Detroit and Port Huron, Mich., Buffalo, Black Rock and Niagara Falls, N.Y. Tickets sold at reduced fares from Bowmanville Bowmanville to Toronto, Montreal or intermediate intermediate stations on Main Line, or from above station to Parkdale or Surinvside, will not be valid for passage on Trains Nos. I and 14. • Tickets on sale at Grand Trunk ticket offices. J. H. H. Jury, Phone 78, Agent. WE WANT YOUR TRADE / F- A. HADDY c g"*X" Bowmanville Phone 62 v Sfii m .. .