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MODEL GROCERY CHANGES HANDS Mr, T. H. Knight has sold his Model Grocery to Mr. James Owens of Belleville--the transfer having already taken place. Having faith in the future progress of Bowmanville I have decided to locate in this town, and will put forth every effort to keep up the high standard of QUALITY, EFFIENCY and SERVICE, SERVICE, which reputition. Mr. Knight has justly earned for The Model Grocery. In conducting the business it will be so run that when goods are purchased at my store you will be sure of getting highest quality and best values on the market. With this end in view I well be very careful in selecting my stock. All goods are marked close so that I am, safe in saying, WE CAN SERVE YOU BEST. Mr. Knight will continue to assist me in the business, and I solicit a continuance of the patronage of his many customers. Phone 72. JAMES OWENS, (Successor to T. H. KNIGHT.) Bleakley Block. Bowmanville. BOWMANVILLE, OCT. 15, 1914 RURAL SCHOOL FAIR. sa F Eat More Bread Bread--the staff of life--is about the cheapest cheapest article of food on the market to-day. You no doubt are aware of this fact but never looked at it before before from an economical economical standpoint. Eat more bread and you will require less of the luxuries and expensive foods. Tod's Bread is Nourishing as only the best flour is used in its manufacture. All ingredients ingredients which go into Tod's Bread are of the highest quality quality and it is baked under scientific and sanitary methods. Be Loyal to Your Own Community Buy TOD'S Bread 6c the loaf or 17 tickets for $1.00. THOMAS TOD Baker and Confectioner - Bowmanville S: Si r / You Get the Best 8; I I at Cawker's The old reliable purveyors are still leading. We have fifty- five of the best young Heifers and Steers procurable, having recently recently bought 19 steers and 6 heifers from Mr. Frank Symons. When we say BEST stock, our judgment is a safe guarantee. These cattle are for our own use, so our customers will have the best quality, largest variety and handled in the most sanitary manner. We also carry an assortment of Cooked Meats, Smoked Meats, all kinds of fresh meats, pure home rendered lard, home made sausage and poultry. Your liberal patronage thankfully received and solicit a continuance continuance of the same. C. M. Cawker & Son PURVEYORS Victoria Building, Bowmanville § BOWMANVILLE MARKET Corrected Wednesday Flour ioo Bs $2 90 to $3 40 Wheat, Fall, bush 0 00 to 1 25 " Spring o 00 to 1 15 " Red Fife 0 00 to I 25 " Goose 0 (X) to I 10 Barley, bush, No. 1 o 00 to 0 60 Oats, white " 0 00 to 0 50 Rye, " 0 00 to 0 60 Buckwheat " 0 00 to 0 60 Peas, Blackeye, bush.... o 00 to o 00 " Canadian Beauties 0 00 to 0 00 " Small 0 00 to 0 00 " Blue 0 00 to o 00 Clover Seed 5 00 to 9 00 Timothy Seed 1 50 to 2 50 Butter, best table, ÿ B 0 25 to 0 28 Eggs, tfffioz 0 00 to 0 27 Potatoes bus o 00 to o 40 Hay, ^ ton iç 00 to 20 00 Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTOR I a Rd. Snowden wants your produce. Mr. Chester Longwell has been visiting his mother, Mrs. E. L. Wager, Waring's Corners. Wise mothers who know the virtues of Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator Exterminator always have it at hand, because it proves its vaine. TRAP SHOOTING. Bowmanville Gun Club played a return match in Oshawa Thursday afternoon and again defeated the marksmen from the "Manchester of Canada" by 29 points. The score :-- Oshawa D Stewart G Miller E Patterson F Bailes R Allman F Allman ELick F Couch 40 38 34 20 42 3i 24 16 Bowmanville S S Brooks J Lunney C H Anderson H Paetow R DeMass G R Mason T Dustan R Gay 41 27 34 42 24 27 33 46 245 274 Continued from page one. Two loaves bread, Irene Werry, Mary Higgs, Tyrone, Evelyn Brent, Bethesda, Nora Robbins, Mitchells, Mary Reynolds, Reynolds, Solina, Helen Johns, Hampton. Baking powder biscuits, May Thompson, Tyrone, Marguerite Thompson, Bethesda, Edythe Clemens, Tyrone, Muriel Ashton, Haydon, Anna Cuttell, Tyrone, Kate Moore, Haydon. Layer cake, Alma Werry, Enniskillen* Evelyn White, Hampton, Mary Reynolds,. Reynolds,. Solina, Reta Ashton, Enniskillen, Doreen VanNest, Solina, Edith Flintoff, Mitchells. Chocolate pie, Meta Ashton, Haydon, Elsie Langmaid, Solina, Lilian Stock, Tyrone, Larine Thompson, Bradleys, Geraldine Clemens, Tyrone, Evelyn Brent, Bethesda. Tray cloth drawn work, Ruth Johns* Helen Johns, Hampton, Lenora Benfch* am, Phoebe Beech, Union. Hemstitched handkerchief, Mabel Mountjoy, Enniskillen, Reta Hooey, Long Sault, Lyda Taylor, Bakers, Eileen Higgs, Tyrone, Phoebe Beech, Union, Greta Virtue, Tyrone. Fancy apron, Laura Virtue, Enniskillen,. Enniskillen,. Larine Thompson, Bradleys, Winnie Cole, Bethesda, Marjorie Oke, Long Sault, Winnie Robbins. Ruby Clatworthy, Hampton. Milk SLool, Clayton Gardiner, Tyrone, Norman VanNest, Solina, Gordon Werry, Enniskillen, Arthur Burroughs, Haydon Mary Souch, Bakers, Douglas Cole, Bethesda. Bethesda. Tool box, Walter Rahm, Union, Edgar Cooper, Haydon. Chicken coop, Fred Preston, Roy McGill, McGill, Enniskillen, Russell McLaughlin, Union, Francis Clemens, Enniskillen, Harold Clemens, Tyrone, Lome Hastings, Hampton. Collection weeds, Sybil Langmaid, Mitchells, Eva Sanderson, L. Griffin, Enniskillen, Frank Cryderman, Cora Clarke, Hampton. Collection weed seeds, named, Evelyn Brent, Bethesda, Bessie Scott, Enfield, Alma Werry, Enniskillen, Millie Bentham. Bentham. Union, Helen Johns, Hampton, Geo Gibson, Bradleys. Coll, insects, named, Albert Allin, Helen Johns, Hampton, Millie Bentham, Union, Howard Price, Solina. Coll, worn of insects and plant diseases, Cora Clarke, Hampton. Essay, "How I Grew My Plot", Mary Richards, Brenton McCullough, Tyrone, May Werry, Enniskillen, Eillien Higgs, Lola Richards, Tyrone, Winnie Ashton, Enniskillen. Essay on Potatoes, Mangels, Corn, Barley. Oats Sweet Peas, Rearing Chickens, Chickens, Harold Pascoe, Solina, E a Sanderson, Sanderson, Enniskillen. Mary Higgs, Tyrone, Estelle Slemon, Haydon, Àlma Cuttell, Tyrone, Frank Cryderman, Hampton. Spy apples, Gertie Herring, Mitchells, Ruth Varnum, Bakers, Cyril Jebson, Bradleys, Audrey Werry, Solina. May Thompson, Tyrone. Snow apples, Douglas Cole, Bethesda, Earl Byam, Tyrone, Frank Cryderman, Hampton. Verna McCoy, Tyrone, Hugh Moore* Haydon, Jack Cornish, Bakers. Any other variety apples, Sam Brooks, Mitchells, Everett Roboins, Hampton, Douglas Cole, Bethesda, Earl Byam, Tyrone, Jack Cornish, Bakers, Arthur Pearson, Hampton. Address on agricultural subject, Parnell Parnell McMann, Haydon, George Ingles, Long Sault, Harold Hoar, Bethesda. Sewing competition, button hole, Helen Johns, Louisa Johns, Marjorie Cole, Hampton, Laverne Griffin, Enniskillen, Evelyn White, Hampton, Alma Cuttell Tyrone. Girls race, 11 and under, Marjorie Wonnacott, Muriel Ashton, Alma Werry. Boys 11 and under, Ivason Moore, Gordon Preston, Clinton Bigelow. Girls' 15 and under, Mildred Bentham, Cora Clark, Mary Souch and Phoebe Beech, tie. Boys 15 and under, Elmo Ashton, Lloyd Ward, Frank Bray. Trustee race, James Herring, Arthur Ormiston, F G Kerslake. Teachers race, Miss E Wight, Miss E Gilbert, Miss G M. VanNest. Girls' shoe race, Eva Sanderson,' Mildred Mildred Bentham, Mary Souch. Boys' boot race, Jack Reynolds, Rus sel Vice, Douglas Cole. Needle and thread race, Miss F Werry and Mr. H. Scott, Miss Mary Souch and Mr. L. T. Pascoe, Mrs. Higgs and Mr. W. Chas. Werry. Boys' three legged race, Milton Avery and Orville Clarke, Fred Preston and Francis Werry, Elmo Ashton and Frank Bray. Girls' three legged race, Mildred Bentham Bentham and Mary Souch, Shirley Gay and Laverne Griffin. ENTERED INTO REST. Mr. Percy I. Manning, Town. We are frequently called upon to record record the death of our older citizens but this week we are sorry to announce the passing passing away of one who was entering manhood, manhood, whose prospects in life were promising promising and whose sudden taking away was a sad blow to his parents, brothers, sisters and friends. We refer to Percy I. Manning, Manning, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Manning, King-st., who. passed away Thursday evening following an operation for appendicitis. The funeral took place Saturday afternoon service being conducted conducted by his pastor, Rev. H. B. Kenny. The bearers were six companions, Messrs. Gordon Rice, Delbert Crowle, Harold Osborne, Leon Dumas, Jack Mayers and Chas. Bagnell. Deceased was employed in Mr. T. H. Knight's Grocery, was a young man with a - bright future • before him being a general favorite with his companions and the public with whom he came in contact. The floral offerings were very many and very beautiful including including sprays and wreaths frcm Misses Rena Blake, Margaret and Elsie Harrison, Toronto, Bowmanville Epworth League, his fellow employees of the model grocery, nine boy companions, his uncles Messrs, Charles and Arthur Burgess, and a large number of friends and neighbours in town and coud ry. The sympathy of all ; our citizens is extended to the here aved ones in this sudden and unexpected hour of trial. CARD OF THANKS. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Manning desire to thank all their friends for the very kindly sympathy and beautiful floral offerings given during the illness and death of their son Percy. FIELD DAY SPORTS. 1 The West End House We are Ready for the Cold Weather with a full and well assorted Stock of the Newest and Best for the Coming Season. • : :3 ll ;|A Come and have a look through our stock and you will find it very easy to supply yourself with the wants on the list. 1 X The High school campus was a busy place Friday afternoon when the town schools held their annual field day sports. A large number of parents and citizens were present to witness the events which were all keenly contested. The complete list of events and winners are : Boys' 100 yd race, (a) open, Lloyd Rice, G Manning, K Cox; (b) under 15, W Metcalf, Metcalf, N Williams, L Mingeaud ; (c) ages 11 and 12, S Mason, B McCabe, S Hardy ; (d) ages 9 and 10, T Pethick, L Richards, S Corden. Girls' 100 yd race, (a) open, D Johnston, R Kelman, L Souch; (b) under 15, J Powers, Powers, D Johnston, D Courtice; (c) ages 11 and 12, H Lunney, N Muir, M Bellman; (d) ages 9 and 10, V Mutton, D Bellman, T Gilders. Boys' 50 yd race, 7 and 8, G Symons, S Grant, F Hooper; under 7, E Woods, L Williams, D McMillan. Girls' 50 yd race, 7 and 8, K Pinch, T Martyn, L Reader; under 7, D Elleget, I Morris, I Guerin. Kicking football, H : Jeffery, G Manning, A. Gale. Putting 12 lb shot, A Martin, A Mingeaud, Mingeaud, A Gale. Throwing basket ball, K Foster, H Johnston, L Souch. Running, hop, step and jump, open, K Cox, L R ice, G Manning ; do under 15, L Mingeaud, C Rowe, N Williams ; long jump, open, L Rice, G Manning, K Cox ; do under 15, L Mingeaud, C Bellman, C Rowe; high jump, open, L Rice, A Mingeaud, Mingeaud, K Cox; do under 15, L Mingeaud, C Bellman, C Rowe. ' Graceful walking, girls under 15, J Merchant, Merchant, Q Wrenn, M Bellman; 15 and over, H Johnston, E Stephens, F VanNest. Quarter mile race, open, G Manning, L Rice, K Cox; under 15, N Williams, W Metcalf, M Burgess. Chariot race, P McMurtry, N Dickinson, H Allen. Nail driving contest, girls, H Johnston» K Foster, E Dickinson. Three legged race, boys 13 to 15, W Kelly and P McMurtry, N Williams and C Bellman, G Anderson and P Tillev; do io to 12 years, Kelly and McMurtry, J Bird and W Pointen, S Mason and G Morris. Obstacle race, R Foster, P Tilley, S Mason. x G Manning, L Rice, K ». C Cousins, G Martyn, T E Dickinson» Half mile race, Cox.' 1 Sack race, Pethick. Relay race, D Johnston, J Doncaster, G Powers. Peanut race, M Westaway, M McClel" lan, V Symons. Basket ball game, reds 21, blues 16. Tug-of-war was won by Form II. Freshmen defended the flag 30 seconds, afid also won in chewing the rag. 4 1 Championships--Senior, L Rice; Junior, L Mingeaud. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S C A S T O R l A HOSPITAL ANNUAL MEETING. The annual meeting of Bowmanville Hospital will be held in Council Room on Tuesday, October 20, at 8 p.m. All members members requested to be present. H. B. Kenny, J. C. Wilkinson, President. Secretary. 41-2 w BIG METHODIST OFFER. General Conference . gain. Special Bar- General Conference meets every 4th year. Ottawa is the place of this year's meeting, opening Sept. 23. Several wise and eloquent men of the Methodist church will discuss living questions which concern concern and interest every member. The Christian Guardian will be sent to any new subscriber from Sept. 1,1914 to Jan. I, 1916--16 months--for $1.50. Every Methodist home should have The Guardian. Guardian. Address all orders to M. A. James & Son, Bowmanville, Ont., and act at once so as to get all the papers included in this great pffer.' It means 4 months free. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S 5ASTO R 1 A 1 Furs Our stock of Furs for this season is larger and better than ever before. Ladies' and Misses' Muffs, Stoles or Ruffs in Persian Lamb, Black Wolf, Opposum, Sable, Marmot Marmot and Racoon in large variety of styles. Ladies' Fur and Lined Coats at very moderate moderate prices. . we Dress Goods and Suitings Don't select or decide on your Dress Goods and Suitings until you have seen what have to show in Wbvsteds, Tweeds and Velvets, etc. Come early and make your selection ' i m i':t H U Silk- t ! SS Men's and Boys Clothing Now is the best time to select your new Suits and Overcoats while our stock is complete, with a full range of the new and correct patterns. All ' Ready-To-Wear, and at prices which will please you. Made to Measure Clothing 20th Century Brand Here are the New Fall Suits and Overcoats. Designed by the cleverest designer in Canada, tailored by the most skilful experts in Canada. Made in the super-excellant weaves from the famous Mills of England and Scotland and sold at prices that will astonish you if you will keep in mind that no finer garments are made even by high class city tailors. tailors. See these new models before you order. [ ( PRONTO E /I U> ORONTO I You'll never know the intense satisfaction of being well and appropriately dressed until you si p on one of these 20th Century Brand Models. They enhance enjoyment and efficiency both in pleasure and business. In well dressed circles these famous garments are the hall marks of good taste, fashion and distinction. They are beautiful and graceful auxiliaries to every natural advantage you possess and throw a glamour of irresistable fascination over personality and presence. presence. fc:U p,; il il We are Exclusive agents. 1: McMurtry & Co., Ltd. Phone 83 The Big Departmental Store Bowmanville ti i R. B. ANDREW Real Estate, Loans, Valuations 309 Temple Bldg., TORONTO RODERICK M. MITCHELL Baritone Teacher Of Sieging Pupil of Mr.Russell G.McLean, Toronto, Toronto, Studio at Residence, Wellington Street, East. For information and terms apply at R. M. Mitchell &Co's Drug Store Phone 92 a & b. Bowmanville BOWMANVILLE TIME TABLE (Effective Sept 14th) TRAINS LEAVE Foi Toronto and intermediate îtijitioii 9.03 à.m. 7.37p.m. ; 1er Trenton, Belleville, Y-arker, Kingston, Brockviile, Smith's, Falls, Ottawa and intermediate stations. 10.56 a.m. 7.19 p.m. ■ I or Coe Bill and Intermediate 3tatioas 10.66 a. m. For Yarker, Tweed, Harrowsmith, Sydenhim and Intermediate Stations on Bay of Quince Ay. 10.56 a. m. TRAINS ARRIVE From Toronto and Intermediate Stations 10.56 a. m.. 7.19 p. ra. From Napanee, Belleville, Trenton an l Inter- nediate Points; also Picton and Q.O. nt.c'oiaSi; 9.03 a. m, 7.37 p. m. From Maynooth(C. O. R.) 7.37 p. n.. From Sydenham, Tweed, Yarker, jso. "7.87 p. m. Trains run daily except Sunday unless other wise marked. Ici further particulars see other advertisement appearing in this paper, or apply W. G. GIFFLER, Depot Agent. Fall Suits & Overcoats $15 UP It's time you were order- ing2your Fall Clothes. We have some splendid materials at prices ranging from $15.00 to $30.00. we guar- REMEMBER, antee every suit that make. we horseV block Ladies' and Gents' Tailoring. What is More Inviting Than a Comfortable Chair,. Cheery Warmth and a Good Book Our list of fall reading is unusually attractive. It includes includes the best work of several several of the most popular authors. Below are a few typical offerings. Please feel at liberty to come in at your convenience and look over our entire stock. The Eyes of the World Harold Bell Wright The Law of Life Carl Werner The After House Mary Roberts Rinehart Ariadne of Allan Water Sidney McCall Helen of the High Hand Arnold Bennett The Women's Law Maravene Thompson The long winter evenings are coming--join our Circulating Library. W. T. Allen "Big 20" Bookstore For the Bathroom, Laundry or Kitchen, our guaranteed workmanship and guaranteed plumbing fixtures make an ideal combination Let us estimate for you. Good Work is our Success W. H. Dustan | Q îality Hardware, - Bowmanvile Auto for Hire V hen requiring the services of an auto send us your order. Rent by the hour or day.. Terms right. Siop Leave orders at Cole's Barber one door east of Bowman House. Arthur Cole, Proprietor- 2Bb vnanville