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! BO WM AK VILLE, JAN. 20, 1916. West Durham Liberals Annual Meeting, Friday Jan. 28 À meeting of the West Durham" Reform I Association will be held in the ÇOUN IL I ROOM, BOWMAN VILLE, on FRIDAY ; JANUARY 28th, at 2 p. mr, for the election election of officers and transaction of general business. Mr. GeorgeA. Gillespie, M, P. P.» Peterboro, and others will give short addresses. addresses. All Liberals and friends of the party are most cordially invited to be present. A. J. Reynolds, W. R. Allin, President. Secretary. Hampton, Jan. 18,1916. 3 2 HIGH SCHOOL Standing obtained -by Bowmanville ! High School students for the term ending December 22nd, 19151 FORM I Name Sub- Total of Student jects I Greta Muir " 15 Frances Clatworthy .15 R UBBER boots and articles for girls, boys, men and women, of the quality and kind that will give long and satisfactory satisfactory service. We placed our orders for rubber goods before the recent rise in prices. We saw it coming and acted promptly, which accounts for our lower prices, on boots and rubbers of best quality. EVERY PAIR iIS GUARANTEED BY US AND BY THE MAKERS For the balance of this week we are offering a straight reduction of 20% on all felt boots, overshoes and rubber boots. THE STORE OF QUALITY EDITORIAL BRIEFS. Wè thank Mr. J. H. McGill, Secretary I of Port Hope " Poultry, Pigeon. and Pet I Stock Association for ticket to its show next week-Tan. 25-6-7. Entries close I Saturday this week. What's the matter with our poultry fanciers that Bowman- I ville can't have a winter show, too ? Mayor R. A. Mulholland, Port Hope; in his admirable inaugural address said : I welcome the fact that the younger men are now taking an active interest in the management of our Town business; their enthusiasm and optimism will be tempered tempered by the experience of u-, older men,- which to me seems a very desirable combination. combination. I regret the apathy and lack of interest in the affairs of the Town, shown by our ratepayers, which necessitates another another election. Estella Slemon " 15 Helen IWorden 15 Cecelia Lowe 15 Lyda Taylor " 15 Aileen Hazlewood 15. Ethelda Hazlewood 15 Mary McCle.lan IS - Marfan Moorcraft 15 Gordon Moorcraft 15 Ray Grant 15(14) Emma Coleman 15 Mary Souch 15 Laila Wilkins 15 Leslie Gibson 15" Raymond Snowden 15 Gertrude Goodman 15 Hilda Bottrell 15 Roy McGill 15 Ina Pethiclc - .15 Howard Allin 14 Wreford Souch 15 Stanley Hardy :. 15 Mildred Bentham 15 Vilda Symons 15 Eileen Cousins 15 Margaret Galbraith 15 Olive Bellma n 11 (6) Marjorie Westaway 15 Edna Fletcher 15 Morley Hastings 15 Lome Stev. ns 14 Elton Manning 14 Lawrence Cryd,man 15 Milton Avery 15 Howard Plummer 14 Walter Bassett 14 Madeline Virtue 15 FORM II Marks 1212 1165 1146 1143 , 1138 1133 1126 1102 1098 1069 1049 964 FRATERNAL SOCIETIES. We will be pleased to publjsh account of meetings together with officers of societies societies in town'or township if particulars are promptly sent to this office. »! TSK The Bacon That Satisfies Have you tried our specially cured Breakfast Bacon, the kind that brings you back for more ? Bacon is only one of our long suits. Look over this list and leave us your next order. English Breakfast Bacon. .29c lb Short Roll. 20c lb Oddfellows At a largely attended meeting of Oddfellows Oddfellows the officers of Florence Nightingale Nightingale Lodge, No. 66,1. O. O. F., were duly installed by District Deputy Pope of Colborne on Wednesday, Jan. 5- Previous to the installation three candidates were initiated, the degree work being in charge of the "old brothers" who discharged their dut es in a praiseworthy manner. Officers for ensuing term are : N G --Robt Towne; V G --W J Bennett; P G --J W Miller; Warden-- W J Jeffery; Cond--x. CuIIey; Chap--R Yates; RSN G -- F Roberts; L S N G --John Gunn; R S S--Ben Bennett; L S S--Otto Bragg; R S V G--John Fluker; L S V G--Wm Wilkinson; I, G --W~ J Bagnell; O G --Jas -Johnston; Fin Sec'y-- F Burden; Treas-- W Edger; Rec Sec'v-- F C Pethick. Cottage Roll 22c lb Cooked Ham 35c lb Roast Ham 35c lb Sliced Smoked Ham. r.... 28c lb Sliced Corn Beef Phone 65 ■30clb Pork Tenderloines. 35c lb Spare Ribs 15c lb Headcheese I2j£c lb Pork Sausage ."15cJb Bologna Sausage I2j£clb Black Pudding 15c lb Weaners 15c lb Limberger cheese.25c lb Highest cash price for Butter and Eggs Tait, Bowmanville The House of Quality Freemasons The anniversary of St. John was fitting ly celebrated at Jerusalem Lodge, No. 31/ A. F. & A. M., when a goodly number of members and several visiting brethren were present. After regular business had been transacted the newly elected officers were installed by Fred C. Hoar, W. M., of Durham Lodge, Newcastle. The customary customary Fourth Degree banquet followed after which a pro,ram of song and speeches took place. Officers for 1916 ; W M : -- Gus Bounsall; I P M--W J Bragg; S W--C A Cawker; J W-HJ Knight; Treas--J Lyle; Secretary--JS Moorcraft; Chap-- T H Spry; S D-- W J Hoar; J D-- A L Nicholls; I G --T A Dus- tan; D of C--A A ingeaud; Organist--R M. Mitchell; Stewards-- W H Dustan and F Williams; Tyler--R Moyse; Finance Com-- W J Bragg, F J Mitchel 1 , W C King; Charitable Com--E R Bounsall, F F Morris, C B Kent; Health Com-- T H Spry, K O Whyte, R Dumas: Auditors-- Geo W James, J A McClellan. The Ming of Ranges The Happy Thought Range A glance at the Happy Thought Range will show it to be of beautiful beautiful and harmonious design, SMOOTH and ELEGANT, without too much carving, easily kept clean and a delight to the most artistic artistic eye. Quickest and most even baking oven in the world. Illuminated, ventilated oven, thermometer, powerful waterfront, propërlÿ constructed "fire box, brick or cast linings with cast removable removable ends, original duplex grates, patented unobstructible damper, patented reservoir damper, large broiler and toasting door, large deep ash pan, practically everlasting covers and centres. W. H. Dustan Phone 74 QUALITY HARDWARE Bowmanville OSHAWA. A gentlewoman of noble qualities of lead and heart and one - who has lived argely for others passed to her reward on Sunday evening January 16th in . th- person person of Mrs. Mary Lawrie, widow of James Lawrie. She has been ailing for some months but on Christmas eve went to the home of her son-in-law where she received received every care and attention. The funeral took, place Tuesday afternoon to Union cemetery, service being conducted by Rev John Garbutt, pastor ot Simcoe-St Methodist Methodist church, in the absence thru illness of her pastor, Rev. J. S. I. Wilson. The bearers were Messrs. P. Kyle, W. Bunt, A. Goulthard, L. M, Brooks, W. Jacobi and James Bishop. Her husband . predeceased predeceased her fifteen years. She leaves to mourn the loss of a loving mother and counsellor two sons and two daughters all of whom were present during the closing closing weeks of her life and at the funeral-- R. W. Lawrie, Erie, Pa., Mrs. J. J. Crosk- effi and Mr. W. John Lawrie, Oshawa; and Mrs. F. A. Tattersall,- Burley, Idaho, U. S. The floral offerings expressed not only loving sympathy of the family and relatives relatives but also of many othërs to whom she had been as a mother and kind friend. They included a cross from the family, spray from grand-daughters Pearl and Rhea Croskem, cluster of rich red roses, Mr. and Mrs. Alf. D. Van Dyke, sprays from Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hall, Mr: and Mrs. Frank Hall, Mr. and Mrs; Harry Cawker, Dr. and Mrs. Henry, Dr. G M. Trewin.and.a wreath from Miss Minnie Lane, and Messrs. Rupert Hortop and W. Ward. Dorothy Johnston 14 Evelyn Joness 15 Doris Courtice 16 Evelyn White 15 Ru v Bragg _ 15 Marion Worden 16 Everett Pollard 15 Marguerita Ramsay 15 Frances Clough i6 Wilmott Wright 14 JaneGrigg 15 Percy Gilbank 15 Louise Morris 15 Margaret Kerr 14 Birdie Scarling II Jean Doncaster 14 Rena Jewell 15 Evelyn Dickinson 15 Morley Burgess 15 Annie Cox 15 Ross Grant 12 Charles Rowe 13 William Metcalf 15 Gladys Power 15 Mercedes Harringt'n 15 Day Warnica 15 Lome Creeper 15 Gordon Cornish 14 Cecil Bellman 13 (6) Bessie Eastwood 15- Herbert Van Nest 13 Lawrence M ingeaud 15 .Ronald Snowden 15 Lawrence Kerr 14 Lloyd Ward 14 FORM III Florence Van Nest 12 M:leta Hoar Esther Stevens S a therine Warnica elli Burks f Robert Parkef Mabel Wight Lloyd Rice Kenneth Cox Thomas Norton Ruby Jewell Agnes Haddy Gertrude Hamley Kate Foster Wesley Langmaid Marion Virtue Ross Gale Harold Jeffery Albert Cole William Veale Louise Hardy Everett Hardy Helen HenderSon Everett Kerslake 13 T2 12(6) 12 15- 9 12 11 12 1017 1007 985 984 961 957 952 951 942 877 937 930 928 927 924 924 368 908 883 856 766 746 794 758 710 599 627 1152 1198 122 7 1142 1138 1182 1109 1106 1157 999 1027 1013 1012 921 723 878 928 921 90S 907 711 737 794 807 805 793 766 719 289 7i8 603 690 650 595 545 938 992 914 456 901 "' 1087 632 833 759 824 Aver'ge 1° 0/ 80.7 777 764 76.2 75 8 755 751 73 4 73 2 71.3 700 688 678 67.1 6j 6 65.6 64.1 63.8 634 634 62.8 62 7 62.5 620 6l 9 61.9 61.6 616 613 60.5 57 9 57.0 54-7 532 53 0 50.5 47 3 428 41.8 82.3 798 76 6 76.1 .758 73 9 73 9 737 72.3 713 685 66 9 669 65 7 65.7 62.7 61.9 61 4 60.5 60.5 592 567 52 9 53 8 53 7 52.9 51.1 513 48.2 478 463 460 43 3 425 389 -r YVA 12 (10) 660 720 721 653 772 553 663 585 530 477 11 11 10 12 9 12 - 11 10 9 12 (il) 555 9 9 6 I Allin Annis Alan Gale Helen Johnston Ruth Squair_ I Gladys Bradley FORM IV 7 6 7 7 7 430 425 242 607 469 530 5ii 423 78.1 76 3 76.1 76.0 751 72.5 702 69.4 690 686 660 65 4 65.6 65.3 64 3 61.4 55 2 53-2 53-0 53-0 50.5 477 47-2 40.3 86.7 78.2 75-7 73.0 60.5 All kinds of skates at F. O. Mason's. Everything in the sleigh line at F. O. Mason's. An eye glass chain free--see Jury & Lovell's advt on front page 25 cases large size navel oranges at a great reduction at F. A. Hadd & Son's. Start the year right. Buy a Supreme range and you will be happy for years to come, Mason & Dale. You can't eat too many of those fine large, s-weet, juicy oranges Rd. Snowden is selling at special prices. End House e u NOW U THE TIME TO SET "Bid VALUE" FoR. YoUR. money, come into our. .store and you will, do out WITH Bid BUNDLED OF OUR «SPLENDID dOOD«S F OR LITffk 1 money, don-t come in" alone. BRiNd in the whole FAMILY AND Rid THEM OUT FROM THE TIP.S oF BABY' «S TINY ToE«S TO-THE CROWN.S OF SRANDMA'J AND GRAND- VA'S HEAD.S. WHEN YOU BUY AND TRY OUR dOOD«S, YOU WILL MAKE OUR «STORE YoUR «STORE. Skirts The balance of our dress skirts inwool, serges and panamas, blue and black only. Reg. $4.50, $5.00, sale price $3.95. Reg. $6.00, $6.50, sale price $4.95 1 piece of black corded silk, very heavy, 32 in wide. Reg. $1.75 for $1.15 yd. 1 piece of heavy black moire silk, suitable for ladies' coats, 36 in. wide. Reg. $2.50 for $1.65 yd. 3 pieces of coloured moire dress silk Reg $2.50 for $1.65 yd. A few children's dresses at very low prices. 6 pieces only, very fine mercerized embroidery. Reg. 40c for 25c yd. Suit Cases 10 only kiratol suit cases, sizes 22, 24 and 26. Reg $1.25 $1.40 and $150. Sale price $1.10 each. 6 only solid leather suit cases, size $7.00. Sale price $4.75 24. Reg. Remnants Come in and pick out your share of the bar- off the remnant counter. We have remnants of every description. Wool Blankets 6 only heavy wool good weight. $3.65 pairr Ribbons Children's hair ribbons ..in all shades. Reg. up to 20c. Sale price 10c yd. Fancy ribbons in all shades Reg. 25c and 30c. Reg. size blankets extra large $4.50. Sale price Groceries Rolled Oats, very best, Canned Corn and Peas Riscuits, fancy mixed 4 to 6 in. 'vide. Sale price 19c yd. 71bs. for 25c. 3 for 25c. biscuits A rcg. 15c . v lb, special lb. Catsup, Snider Catsup, special 19c per bottle. St Co, Ltd. Thé Big Departmental Store Phone 83 Bowmanville. Skates at F. O. Mason's. Eight styles of cutters at F. O. Mason's. Supreme Range is a great heater and splendid cooker. Mason & Dale. Great bargains in Ladies' coats all new fashionable goods at Couch, Johnston & Cryderman's. We have had an exceptionally large sale of Supreme Ranges this season and there is still a few left. Mason & Dale. prices. Cutters--at F. Ô. Mason's, Oranges--1 rge sizes at small F. A. Haddy & Son. First of the season Orange Days at Rd. Snowden's, Friday and Saturday. Arthur Wright, wife and babe, Marmora, Marmora, died within a couple of days of | each other from pneumonia. F.ve young children survive. Mrs. Elizabeth Hopkins, Lindsay, observed observed her 100th birthday, Jan. 15th, jby receiving a number of callers. She was born iii Arundel, Sussex, England, and has | been a resident of Lindsay 58 years, and a widow'for 44 Years." She enjoys good health and is bright intellectually. Mr.G. H. Hopkins, K. C., is a son; Sarah Horten, Horten, an inmate of the County House of I Industry, St. Thomas, died Saturday at the age of 102 years. She also was a native of England. Canada must 'be a healthy land. a Good Outlook for OVERLAND AUTOS" . From the inquiries and the high reputation the Overland nierits it is expected more Overland Autos will be sold in 1916 than any year previous. Two popular models : MODEL 83 MODEL 75 Five-Passenger Touring.Car, 35 Horse Power Five-Passenger Touring Car, 25 Horse Power $965 $850 Electric starting and lighting. Four-inch tires; non-skids on rear. Demountable rims; one extra. One-man top. Large and powerful brakes. Call and see this new Car A. W. Pickard's Temperance St. - Bowmanville Economical Housekeepers Grasp this chance to get good fresh groceries at piices. Everything is fresh and attractive and quality.. We have a superior brand of canned are the best on the market at lowest prices, have in stock very best table butter, fresh poultry. Our groceries will be delivered at your youi order taken every day, if you wish. Farmers, We Want Your Produce-- You Want Our Cash egg® the lowest of the best goods which We always and young door and HARRY ALLIN Opp. Goodyear Club Phone 1,86, Bowmanville FARM WANTED. Farm of two hundred acres or more with good bash wanted to purchase or will purchase good block of bush land. If you have land to sell, write JOHN FISHER dfc CO., Lumsden Building, Toronto. FUNERAL DIRECTORS j L. Morris & Son Most Complete Equipment ■ Sunday and night calls promptly attended to. Bowmanville Phones 10-34 Branches : ORONO HAMPTON I NOTICE TO CREDITORS. All persons having claims against the estate of the late Mary Dorothy Fishleigh, widow of the late William Fishleigh, Bowmanville, are hereby notified to present them before March 1,1010, to either of the following executors, William B. Pinch, A. H. Flktcher, 2 4 Bowmanville. C. C. LAUGHER A.L.O.M, Piano L.L.C.M. Violin F.V.C.M. Composition VIOLIN