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--T'.-v; H . • -:- y 'j 5 Satisfied Customer Our Best Advertisement A first-class program will be given in the church here, Friday, Dec. lo, by lo<^l talent; A cantata will be given by the junior scholars, and the old time popular temperance drama entitled "The Last Loaf' will be presented by the older members. A good time assured , to all who come. 50 2 THE HAPPY THOUGHT RANGES are sure to satisfy you in every particular. They have six distinguishing features : Bfiecfciveuess of Heating Economy of Construction Durability of Wearing Excellency of Finish Lowness of Price Excellent Cookers Our stock is complete. W. H. Dustan 3SS**«ff: Buy Fruit At A FRUIT STORE ancT you will get better quality and better values in all kinds of . fruits than elsewhere. All I ask is that you give mp an order to convince you that you can be served best at" iny store--opposite store--opposite Goodyear Club on Division St. Choice juicy Oranges,- all sizes, at lowest prices. ' Grape Fruit, very large size, at 4 for 25c. Malaga Grapes, Cranberries, nuts of all kinds, just fresh in for Christmas trade. Very meaty Dates and Figs,- some at 10c lb., extra choice at 15c lb. Once a customer always a customer--because customer--because I give satisfaction. satisfaction. J. Infantine Retail and Wholesale Fruit Store Bowmanville - Ontario Salem Epworth League invites the public to enjoy with them a literary cyen- ingon Tuesday Dec. 22, when the celebrated'"Christmas celebrated'"Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens will be presented, also some choice musical musical numbers. Admission 25c. Children 15c. 50 2 Farmers bring your poultry to Rd. Snowden ànd receive ; highest market prices. EBENEZER Leave Your Order Early. We have a good supply of splendid Christmas War-Crys. They make a very nice present for sending away. There are some beautiful pictures that would be nice for framing. Leave your order with the officer of the Salvation Army of Bowmanville or P. Ô. box 135. Only 10c a copy. ' 49-3 w Christmas Tree Entertainment. Monday evening Dee. 21, a concert and Xmas Tree will be given at S. S. No. 4, Darlington, under the auspices of the Progress Club of that school. An interesting interesting program of readings, songs, tab- leax, and dialogues by the pupils assisted by Mr. H. Stafford, Shakespearian Reader, and Mrs. George F. Annis and Mr. Frank Walters, Soloists, will be presented. Come and enjoy the evening. AdmissiojL 15c. f See the new Automobile Hockey Skate at Rice & Co's. / MAPLE GROVE. Miss Eva Sanders, town, spent Sunday with Mrs. Noble Metcalfe Mr. and Mrs. Moses Lymer and grand-daughter, town, spent Sunday with their son, Mr. W. Lymer...Sunday a large crowdgreet- ed Rev. J. R. Butler, Cavan, a former popular popular pastor who preached a strong, practical practical sermon on "The Rural Problem." Everyone was delighted to hear their old pastor again. Special music by the choir was also a feature. Amount raised for connexional funds amounted to about $30 ... .Mr. T. J. Cole won a number' of first prizes on his turkeys at Guelph fair this week. The competition was very keen. First class poultry, butter and eggs always always wanted at Snowden's Grocery. Phone 243. DARLINGTON NEWS. YEARS Those who come to our anniversary celebration year after year know what a joyous joyous money saving event it is Those who.miss it do not get a similar opportunity for a whole year. Friday and Saturday of This Week (December II and 12, 1914) Jury & Lovell celebrate their 58th Anniversary by A BIG lc SALE You pay full price for any article and get another of the same kind for one cent. Example : You buy a buy an "article for 25c and for lc extra you get another article of the same kind. You buy an article for 10c and for lc extra you get another of the same kiiid, etc., etc. Miss Gertrude Pascoe,. Oshawa, spent Monday with her cousin Misses Lela and Elva VanDyke Mrs. Jos. Braund, Osh awa, spent the week-end with friends.... | Mrs. S. Trevail and daughter Janie spent ! Sunday with Mr. Geo. VanDyke.... Miss ' Pearl Parsons is visiting in Bowmanville Base Line Union Sunday School will hold their annual Christmas entertainment entertainment on Tuesday, Dec.= 22, at 8 p.m. A good program will be rendered by the Bragg Quartette, Bowmanville, Miss Winifred Moore, elocutionist, Columbus, and dialogues etc., by home talent. Come and spend a pleasant evening. Admission 20 cents. Will ybü consider a proposition to save ! 50 c / 0 of your coal bill ? Ask Mason & 1 Dale for particulars. 5c Court Plaster 5c Vaseline 5c Camph. Chalk..... 5c Boracic Acid 5c Chewing Gum 5c Medicine Dropper 5c Orangewood Stick. 5c bottle Cough Drops 5c Senna Leaves 5c Lead Pencil 5 c Comp. Licorice Powder ioc Castor Oil IOC Face Chamois ioc Comb IOC Envelopes ioc Nail File ioc Bat Poison ioc Vaseline (white) .... ioc Baking Soda ioc Toilet Pumice ioc bottle Perfume 2 for 6c 2 for 6c 2 for 6c 2 for 6c 2 for 6c 2 for 6c 2 for 6c 2 for 6c 2 for 6c 2 for 6c 2 for 6c 2 for lie 2 for lie 2 for lie 2 for lie 2 for lie 2 for lie 2 for lie 2 for nc 2 for lie 2 for lie 15c Cuticline 2 for 16c 15c Hand Cleaner .... 2 for 16c 15c Boracic Acid .2 for i6c 25c Dressing .Comb 2 for 26c 25c Rose Water and Glycerine Glycerine 2 for 26c 25c Tooth Brush 2 for 26c 25c Bland's Iron Pills.... 2 for 26c 25 c Writing Pad 2 for 26c 25c Camphorated Oil.... 2 for 26c 25c Fluid Magnesia 2 for 26c 25c Box Olivine Soap 2 for 26c 25c Tamaric Cordial ... 2 for 26c 25c Note Paper 2 for 26c 25c Face Powder 2 for 26c 25c Liquid Veneer 2 for 26c 25 c Dustless Duster 2 for 26c 25c Massage Cream 2 for 26c 35c doz choice mixed Tulip Tulip Bulbs 2 doz 36c 50c Palmolive Shampoo... 2 for 51c j 50c Palmolive Cream.... 2 for 51c I 50c Paper Cutter 2 for 51c I 50c Shears -- 2 for 51c 50c Eczema Remedy <"Mor- risey) ...... 2 for 51c 50c Blood Builder (Mortise (Mortise v) ;... 2 for 51c 50c Colic Remedy ( Morri- sey) 2 for 51c 50c Shaving Mirror...... 2 for 51c 50c Bay Rum 2 for 51c 50c Hydrogen Peroxide... 2 for 51c 60c Chocolates (Bulk).... 2 for 61c 75c Beef, Iron and Wine. 2 for 76c 75c Stomach, Liver Tonic 2 for 76c 75c Rose Perfume 1 oz .. 2 for 76c 75c Lily of the Valley perfume 1 oz ..... 2 for 76c 75c Trailing Arbutus perfume perfume I oz 2 for 76c $1 00 Metal Vanity Box. .2 for $1.01 SOLINA DOING* TYRONE NOTES. The School concert will be held on Tuesday, Dec. 22, at 8 p m in the Sons' Hall. Good program of drills, club swinging, choruses . and readings by the children"and solos by Mr. R: M. Mitchell, Teacher oF voice culture, Bowmanville. Admission 15c. Proceeds in aid .of Red Cross fund. Everybody come and encourage encourage the children and help the fund. Don't forget the Epworth League concert concert Friday evening Dec. II. Music by the Tyrone Male quartet, Xmas cantata by the Juniors and a drama entitled "The Young Bride" by the young people. DURHAM DISTRICT DIVISION. Durham District Division was held at Solina Sons' Hall Friday. The attendance attendance was very large, all of the Divisions being well represented. During the afternoon an initiation contest was put on by Solina and Taunton which was very creditably done by both teams, the judges giving their decision in favor of the former. former. Committees were appointed to try and set in motion some Divisions which are now defunct, Enfield, Tyrone, Enniskillen Enniskillen and others. There are several sec- -trqns of Cadets of Temperance in the District and steps will be taken to try and organize more. In the" evening the Hall was crowded and an excellent program was rendered. Rev. J. Geo. Miller, P. G. W. P., of St. Mary's gave an excellent address address as did also Rev. C. W. Barrett. Mr. Walter Rickard, Newcastle, sang a patriotic patriotic song composed by Mr. R. L. Werry, Montreal. Others on the program were Miss Florence Cameron, Miss Lymer, Mr. Hilbert Trevail, Mr. A. L. Pascoe, Miss Margaret Pascoe and choruses by Taunton Taunton Division. The meeting closed with the National anthem. The Banner was awarded to Taunton Division. More Fancy Biscuits at Special Prices T HE LAST LOT of Westons Fancy Biscuits we put on sale two weeks ago went like hot~- cakes We knew they would because, they were extra good quality and special values 10 more boxes fresh from the factory will be put on sale this Friday and Saturday at 2 lbs for 25c. G-ood assortment. PORK & BEANS--For Friday and Saturday only we will sell large 12Ac tins of Pork and Beans at 3 tins for 25c. FARMERS, bring us your poultry and receive » the highest market prices. Rd. Snowden SSSïïSS Bowmanville DEC 1MI ' t Do Your Xmas Cooking in the Royal Souvenir Range. Mr. J.J. Morrison, Toronto, yery plainly set forth the Farmers Co operative Movement Movement at the Farmers' Club Thursday night Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Scott and daughter are moving to the farm lately vacated by Mr. H. E. Pink.... Miss Esther Elford, Islay, is visiting relatives here Mr. W. Werry visited his brother-in-law, Mr. T. Albert Wright, Blackstock, who has been ill.. ..Mrs. W. J. Bragg and Miss Irene visited Mrs. John Baker.... There will be à carol service at Eldad Sunday, Dec. Oth Rev. W. H. Truscott, Osha wa, will preach here Sunday .....Miss Bertha Heads, Bowmanville, visiting at Mr. John Cooledge's Mr. J. Jebson has been indisposed with sciatica Mrs. Ar- not has added to her home a new player piano Mr. and Mrs. S, E. Werry and Mr. Sam Brooks attended the anniversary services at Bowmanville Sunday.... Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Werry and Miss Audrey visited at Mr. J. A. Werry's, Enniskillen, Saturday..... Solina Division Sons of Temperance will have initiation Friday night with their initiation degree team. They will also have a Debate on Resolved "That the present war will ultimately be for the benefit of the nations." Affirmative-Miss Affirmative-Miss Lulu Reynolds and Messrs R. J. McKessock, A. J. Reynolds, J. Baker, Nelson Reynolds. Negative--A. L. Pascoe, Pascoe, Miss Nora Werry and Messrs B. G. Stevens, T. Baker and Rev. C. W. Barrett. Barrett. Every member should be present. "Great fuel saver", says Jas. Curtis and many other users of the Royal Souvenir Range. Rice & Co., agents. F. R. away Plum- House, HINTS FOR BUSY SHOPPERS See finè. boxed stationery at "Big 20" Book Store. Automobile Skates all the latest patterns patterns at Rice & Co's. A full line of Nyal's Family remedies always in stock. Jury & Lovell. tf J. Infantine asks you to buy fiuit at his store on Division-st. See his advt. Every piece of fur bought at Mayer's is guaranteed. Prices down, too. Reserve your seats early for the stead-LaDell concert in Opera Wednesday, Dec. 16. Harry All in is helping reduce the cost of living by selling Ham on Saturday at 18c per lb. See advt. Haddy's Jewelry store contains many new Christmas suggestions which will îelp you solve the gift problem. Couch, Johnston & Cryderman are selling selling off all Ladies' Cloth Coats and Skirts at from to Y, below regular prices. There IS a reason why more Supreme Ranges have been sold in Durham this year. Ask Mason & Dale the reason. Before doing your Christmas shopping read the merchants' - advts in this paper. By so doing you will save time and money. Help the Patriotic Fund and enjoy an evening with the world's best musicians Friday, Dec. II. Opera House, tickets 15c, 2 for 25. Fresh lot of Weston's Fancy Biscuits just received from the factory at Rd. Snowden's. Special Friday and Saturday 2 lbs for 25c. Offer No. 1 Gold Fish Free--With every purchase purchase of 50c and over of Rexall goods we will give abrolutely free two beautiful gold fish in a nice glass fish bowl Offer No. 4 17 fountain pens, solid 14k gold, reg Si to $1 75, barrels slightly faded faded by being in window, 79c each. 8 pens reg. $2 and S3 for $145 • Offer No. 7 185-page cook book free--to the first 50 town lady customers Friday morning, also to the first 50 country lady customers calling Saturday after io a.m. This book contains about 1000 carefully selected household household recipes. Offer No. 10 Every boy or girl buying 25c worth of Rexall goods will receive a large school scribbler free and a nice calendar with town view worth 15 c. Offer I tooth paste, comb, 1 Rexall soap, I cook book, total Si.15, all for 58c. *0. 13 i tooth brush, 1 Offer No. 2 Nothing nicer than cut glass for wedding gifts or Christmas presents. One-third off on anniversary days. Offer No. 5 Vacuum bottles that keep liquids hot 24 hours. No house where there is a baby should be without one of these bottles Every one who has a motor car should have one and so should YOU. Special price 89c. Offer No. 8 Cascade linen note paper, 48 sheets, 48 envelopes, reg. 50c, anniversary anniversary sale price, 2 for 51c. Gold initial stationery, good value at 75c, anniversary sale price 2 for 76c. Offer No. 11 I tooth brush, 1 toilet water, 1 violet talc, I cake Rexall soap, 1 cook book, total $1.15, all for 58c. Offer No. 14 Metal polish, tooth paste, cook book, tooth brush, hand brush, total $1.25, all for 58c. Offer No- 3 Hand bags, a very large range of these useful Xmas presents. One- third off on anniversary da vs. Offer No- 6 Large bottle Liquid Veneer 50c* With each bottle purchased we will give free one 25c specially prepared Liquid Veneer Dustless Duster. Offer No. 9 Seamless hot water bottles, all one piece, splendid red rubber, 2 quart size, reg $1.25, anniversary sale price 98c. Offer No. 12 I face powder, .1 tooth wash, I cook book, I Little Liver Pills, I metal polish, total $1.15, all for 58c. Offer No. 15 Olivine soap, tooth powder, hand scrub, tooth brush, cook book, total $1.25, all for 58c. Housekeeping is made a pleasure. Kitchen worries are banished. The Royal insures perfect cooking--is easily operated operated and a great fuel saver. Have a look at the Royal Souvenir before placing your order. RICE & CO., j] Opp. Post Office Sole Agents y 3EC mi 4>- BNNI8KILLBN NEWS A DUE BILL GOOD FOR $1.00 CASH TO EVERYONE BUYING $1.00 WORTH OF GOODS We will be too busy to test eyes on our Annivarsary Days, but - we. will give a duebiil to everyone buying over $1.00 worth of goods, and this duebiil will be accepted as $1.00 in cash any time during the month, to apply on the purchase of either Solid Gold or Gold Filled Spectacles at our lowest cash price", which is always much lower than city prices. WHEN WE TEST EYES IT IS DONE PROPERLY. « I ypWE r |- ai rr^i 1 I Thê SAFE, SATISFACTORY J5U Ix^ I CC LU V £} L L DRUGGISTS & OPTICIANS HAMPTON NEWS. Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Honey, Enniskillen, Enniskillen, Mr. and Mrs. Cephas Osborne, Pickering, Pickering, and Mr. and Mrs. W . H. Wood, Base Line, were recent guests of Mr. Edwin Reynolds Misses Estella and Maud Reynolds attended the "Temple of Fame in Oshawa.. ..Regular meeting of Court Archer I. O. F., will be held Wednesday, i Dec. 16 at 8 p.m. Election of officers and other business. Members of Court Enniskillen Enniskillen expected to be present. Full at- tendance requested Dr. Campbell, . Chicago, who was in the village Sunday is guest of his daughters, Mrs. J. G. North- cott and Mrs. N. S. Washington. Mr. Fred Jones has moved to the old Cornish home-stead.... New officers of adult or- I ganized Bible class are: Pres., Mr, J. G. Northcott; Teacher, Mr. S. W. Ruse; Vice- . Pres., Mrs. J. G. Burns: Sec'y., Mr. Fred Corden; Treas., Mr. W. G. Doidge... .Mr. ! Leslie Kellar, North Bay, is home for a visit.... Members of the Y oung Ladies' 1 Bible class met at the home of their teach- ! er Mrs. Ed. Ward and made up a large I number of useful articles of clothing for 1 children to be sent with a large donation : by the church, of clothing, provisions, etc. I to the mission in South Oshawa for distri- ■ tribution among the needy of that town. I .... A number-from here attended anni- 1 versary services in Bowmanville Sunday I ..... .Our W. M. S. enjoyed their visit to Tyrone auxiliary and were pleased to meet so many earnest workers. They have a large branch and are doing excellent excellent work. The visitors were most kindly welcomed and a very tempting lunch was served at the close. Our ladies^ hope to have the pleasure of a return visit shortly. Por Infants and Children. nrtM Yea Han Always Height Beau» the Signature of Visitors: Mrs. Albert Tamblyn, Orono, with her daughter, Mesdames Werry and S taint on; Mr. Wm. Trewin, Bowmanville, at Mr. Jno. Slemon's; Miss Jean Sharp with Miss Dinah Thompson, Toronto; J. H. Martin with O. L. Byers and W. W. Noble, Toronto; Mr. S. Way "Rent, Paris, at Mr. A. Sharp's; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Reynolds, Hampton, at Mr. Geo. Argue's; Mi. Albert and Miss Ida Moore, Haydon, and Miss Stella Reynolds, Hampton, at Mr. F. W. Lee's; Mrs. Bessie Remmer in Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Slemon spent Sunday in Bowmanville; Mr. Joe Taylor, Blackstock, at Mr. Sid Tre win's; Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Mountjov, Nestleton, at Mr. James Muuntjoy's We wish Mr. and Mrs. Albert Oke a long and happily wedded wedded life... .Mr. Wes Oke has purchased the Thos. Craig lot north of - the village and intends building in the near future We extend a hearty welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Herb Tink who have moved to the C. W. Souch farm, and to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Parr and mother who have moved to their property recently purchased purchased rom Mr. Wm. Trewin On Sunday Mr. Wm. Trewin's horse took fright at Mr. E. Ashton's car, upset the rig and ran away. Mr. Trewin was taken immediately to Dr. Slemon's office, and after to his son Sid's. He was seriously injured, having three broken ribs--one a double fracture--and other injuries. The sympathy of the community is extended to Mr. Trewin League consecration service last week was in charge of Miss Grace Slemon. Besides the regular meeting meeting and a talk by the war correspondent, Rev. W. E. Honey, and duets by Missès Helena and Alma Werry, and Winnie and Reta Ashton, Mrs. H. J. Werry read the paper given by Miss Florence Osborne, Osborne, and Dr. Slemon read the papfer given by himself at Ôrono convention. Altho the night was unfavorable there were thirty-five attended. War reporter for this week, Miss Rundle..... .Pastor Honey gave a splendid educational sermon sermon Sabbath evening A .new fence was*erected between Jas. Maroney's and the church property last week Reserve the date, Monday Dec. 2lst, and be on hand to enjoy the Xmas tree entertainment entertainment for the children and a first-class concert at the Methodist church under auspices of the S. S. and E. L. Further notice next week .. .See school report on page three. Cut your fuel bill in two by buying a Royal Souvenir Steel Range. Rice & Co., Christmas Goods Arriving Daily. A Splendid Assortment Now in Stock. s Full Particulars Next Week S. W. Mason & Son Next Door to Standard Bank BOWMANVILLE BSgWlj