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SS J-. • Your Food will cost you less! The great problem of every housewife-today, more than ever----is "How can I economize ? " -" No doubt this is your problem; too. Let us help you. Our aim is to make it possible for you to buy goo.I, fresh, wholesome groceries at the lowest cost. Many in this town and county are dealing dealing with us today because they know that not only are our groceries the best of their kin 1, but our prices are substantially substantially lower than they would have to pay anywhere else. If you are not already a regular customer of ours buy your groceries from us for one mouth and be convinced that "we serve you best. " HARRY ALLIN Opp. Goodyear Club Phone 186, Bowmanville Stop! I "THE MAXWELL" 1 The World's Most Popular Car-- at a Popular Price YOUR MAXWELL IS READY NOW Ready for you to step into the luxurious front seat, start it with the complete mod-srn control, a id drive home to the envy of your neighbor. • Have a car with g iod stuff in it; go >d style, comfort and plenty of speed. MAXWELLS everywhere meet all ordinary demands, they don't need mmy repairs, and the upkeep is small. But MAXWELL service cannot be excelled. THE SPLENDID APPEARANCE, the ready motor, the electric starter and lights, the demountable rims, ana the one man Mohair Top. LOTS OF POWER, all for $925.00. SAM. SNOWDEN agent Phone 203-r3 Bowmanville, Ont. A Regal Four--28 A Real Automobile that you will be proud to ride in. It is not an expeiiment but has-proven to be just what we claim it to be--a sturdy, reliable, economical car. Ten Essentials you get in a Four-28 at $875 1-- 106-inch wheelbase 2-- Electric starting and lighting 3-- Amply powered motor 4-- -Genuine cantilever rear and springs 5-- Full-floating rear axle 6-- Attractive streamline design 7-- One-man mohair top 8-- Built-in ventila, ting wind shield 9-- 30x31-^ inch tires (Nonskid on rear) Goodyear 10-- MADE IN CANADA "Before you buy, ride in a Regal. " Regal Agent for Bowmanville and District William Edger, Carriage Works. Bowmanville. BOWMAN VILLE, FEB. 24, 1916 MAPLE GROVE ecent Visitors : Miss Lyra Trenouth, Hampton, with Miss Edna Snowden; Mr. Howard Woods, Simcoe County, visiting friends; Mrs. W. Ç. Werry, Solina, with her brother, Mr. Penfound; Miss Grace Gimblett, Toronto, with her cousin, Miss Aura Rundle Solina Division S. O. T., visited Maple Grove Division last week when a very interesting program was given consisting of a rousing chorus, "O Canada," recitations,. Edna Taylor and Elgie Taylor, dialogue, "Matrimonial àdvi", reading, Edna Reynolds, solos, W, C. Werry, instrumental, Margaret PasCOe# reading, À. L. Pascoe, instrumental, Nelson Nelson Reynolds, recitation, Harold Pascoe. Refreshments were served and everybody enjoved a very social and pleasant evening. ... .Rev. W. G. Clarke, Bowmanville, will occupy the pulpit next Sunday afternoon. As a vermiluge there is nothing so potent potent as Mother Grave^ Worm Exterminator, Exterminator, and it can b&gwen to the most d-di- c te child withoutyteàr of injury to the constitution. V ZION. À Leap-Year concert will be given by the Ep worth League in Zion Church on Tuesday Febr29 at 8 p m. A program of choruses by the League, recitations by Miss Eva Flintoff, readings bv Miss Bessie Dobbin, Hamilton, and Mr Terrance Mor- tin, Brantford,selections by the Buena Vista quartet, solo by Miss Florence Cameron, Patriot c drill led by Mr. E. Frost, and a play enti led "At the Junction". Refresh- mentsserved after the program. P< oceeds in aid of our Missionary representative in China,Rev. Geo. W. Sparling. Admission 25c; children ioc. Everybody come and have a good time. /' No one need endure the agoiwptf corns with Holloway's Corn Cure at hand to remove remove them. Great birgains in Ladies' coats all new fashionaule goods at Couch, Johnston & Cryderman's. HAMPTON HAYDON 11 Good Outlook for "OVERLAND AUTOS From the inquiries and the high reputation the Overland merits in is expected more Overland Autos will be sold in 1916 than any year previous. Two popular models : MODEL 83 Five " P 35 Ho S ™ Powe; g Car ' $965 MODEL 75 Five - p r e H^ r epJZ 8 Uar ' $850 25 Horse Power 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 Garage Temperance St. - Bowmanville Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Rundle entertained entertained number of friends very pleasantly pleasantly Friday evening in honor of Master Gerald's first birthday ..Mis. T. R. Hoar; Bethesda, and Miss E. E. Haycraft, Bowmanv lie, spent the week-end at Mr. Sherwood Rundle's .. .Mr. and Mrs. John Slemon, Enniskillen, spent Sunday here.. .. Miss Emily Ta ' b and friend, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, spent Sunday at home... .Mr. Nor- val Crossman, Taunton, and Miss Rilda Sameils, Nestleton, recently visited at Mr. Thos. Mountjoy's and Mr jas. Lrossman's Misses Annie and Katie Mouitjoy, Enfield, at Mr. Theron Mountjoy's Mrs Jas. Moore has been quite ill lately.. ...Pleasant social evenings were spent at the homes of Mr. Thos. Mountjjy and vir. Rd. islemon by the young people -aturday and Monday evenings respectively .. .Mr. Leslie Graham has enlisted with the 136th Battalion.... After about 13 years' absence Mr. Ernest Aunger, Lacombe, Alta., is visiting his parents here. Rub it in for Lame Back.--A brisk rubbing with Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil will cure lame back. The skin will immediately immediately absorb the oil apfi it will peni- trate the tissues and bring speedy relief. Try it and be convinced/ As the liniment sinksin the pain comesrout and there are ample grounds for saying that its touch is magical, as it is. Principal F. J. Groat has been elected teacher of Adult Bible Class re Mr. S. W. Ru<e. resigned. .Miss E 1 hie Johns, Pickering, Pickering, and Mis> Nancy Johns, Toronto, spent the week-end at home Congratulations --a daughter came Sunday to the home of M\ and Mrs N Doidge... .Church Annual I hank-Offering will be held Sunday March I2th when Rev. F ank J. Anderson, Belleville, Belleville, a much beloved former pastor is expected expected to be the preacher of the day.. . Mrs Jeffery and Miss Williamson have returnrd to their homes.... Mrs. W. I. Clarke has been nursing her sister, Mrs. W. W. Leach, Z'on, thru an attack of la- grippe. .. .Mr. W. J. Inch, Weston, visited his mother, Mrs. T. Rowe Recent visitors: Mr. and Mrs. C Mackay, K nsa e, at Mr. Thos. P.iscoe's; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lander, Wo!seley,Sask.,at C J. Kers ake's; Mrs. Robert Taylor, Mrs. J. Boddy, Mr. Frank n aylor, Oshawa, Miss May Clark, Toro 'to, at Mrs. H. Elliott's; Miss VlK.it- erson has been visiting in Toronto. ... 1 he Women's Institute held an interes'ing meetingat Mrs Frank Stonhouse'son Feb. 3 v d when sewing and knitting for 1 ur soldiers soldiers was distributed. Since the meeting, a parcel has been sent to Canadian Red Cross containing 29 "helpless" hospital shirts, 8 surgical shirts, I woolen scarf, 89 bandages, 12 pairs of sox have been sent away to ihe soldiers in the trenches since last report. Next meeting at Mrs. C. W. Souch's Thursrtav March 2nd when more work will be distributed to those wishing it. The program will be Roll Call and LEFT A LEGACY Adam Scott, a retired farmer, died at Markham on January 6 w thout a w 11. His estate « shown to have a value of $17,712 comprising: His late residence, $2,000; secured secured in mortgages, $8.399; promisory notes, $3, 094;'ifeinsurance $237; two bank accounts, $3,830; and household goods,$150. One-third of this property will pass to a half b other, Abel Scott of Bowmanville. The remainder will be di ided equally among the following nephews and nieces; Christina, Adam, Archibald, John, Anna, William, and John Dodds Scott, and Isabella, Isabella, wife of John Pooley, Tyrone, Ontario. DURHAM OLD BOYS. Irish Night of the Durham Old Boys, he d at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry O'Hara, Edgar Avenue, Toronto, was one of rare pie sure, although there was sore disappointment in M-s. O'Hara being unable to be present on account of illness. The Secretary at the opening of the meeting meeting read a letter from Dr. John Hoskin, K.C., H norary President, expressing sincere sincere regret at his inability to be present, and stating that his acquaintance with Mr. O Hara dated from 1856--that is 65 years ago, and asked that he might havè the privilege of presenting Mrs. O'Hara with flowers. These were prese ted to Mrs. O'Hari by Principal Wm. Scott and Mrs. M. P. White, and duly appreciated. On motion of Prof. John Squair, M. A., and sec nded by Mr. Wm. H. Orr con- . gratulat ons were extended to Dr. John Hoskin on his recent appointment as Treasurer of the Law Society. The program was then submitted, the following taking part; Mesdames White, , Elliott and Laurie, and Messrs Houston and .McKendrick. Dr. J. L. Hughes, the President, gave an address on "Characteristics "Characteristics of the Irish People",- which was much enjoyed. The decorations of the house, the songs, the stories and address, all were Irish until the audience felt like j lining Tom Moore, and singing, "There is not in the wide world a valley so sweet As that vale in whose bosom the bright waters meet.' O the last rays of feeling and life must dep.rt 'Ere the bloom nf that valley shall fade from my heart." Mr. O'Hara, in a few words of real Irish ! You Are Wanted Right bROW to join the ranks of the 136tf) Overseas Battalion (Durham County Battalion) Don't wait until the German is in Canada, FIGHT HIM IN GERMANY. Your good right arm is needed now. The liberty and freedom you now enjoy are in peril. Must we wait for the fate ot Serbia and Montenegro to overtake us before and defend our country ? we rise up RATES OF Pay PRIVATES $1.00 CORPORALS... 1.10 SERGEANTS 1.35 PAY : Field Allowance Total .10 $1.10 .10 1.20 .15 150 Living allowance of 75c per day is paid to all day of enlistment until mobilized. Separation per mouth is allowed privates and corporals and $25 Your 136th Uniform is Ready for You. Newcastle recruits from the allowance of $20 to sergeants. Go to the recruiting stations at Bowmanville, Orono, or Blackstock. ENLIST TO-DAY. every one present will please respond by welcome, expressed his regret at the ab- SOL1NA Mr. and Mrs. James Jabson, "Taunton Grange", entertained Eldad Hhoir and the Young Men and Young Ladies' Bible C asses Tuesday evening. All were delighted delighted with theentert-inment... .District Division is being, held, at Solina Friday afternoon and evening..". .Miss May Reynolds Reynolds has returned from a pleasant visit at Toronto Mr. A. J. Reynolds has been on a business trip to Toronto, Lindsay Lindsay and Peterboro Miss Annie Hogarth died Saturday evening after a short illness altho' she had been in poor health for about a year. The family has the sympathy sympathy of the community in their bereavement..... bereavement..... .About 25 members of Solina Division were tight roya ly entertained v hen they vis ted Maple Grove... .Young Ladies' Bible t lass cordially invite the ladies of the community to an At Home in the S. of T. Hall, Solina, Thursday, March 2 at 2.30 p.m Good program consisting consisting of an address by à niirsé from the Nursing-At-Home Mission, Toronto, solo by Miss Vera Werry, Ebenezer, and home talent. Refreshments served. Fertilizer at F. O. Mason's. Miller's Worm Powders destroy worms without any inconvenience to the child, and so effectually that they pass from the body unperceived. They a're not ej cted in their entirety, but are/ground up and pass away through tUe/bowels with the excreta. They thoroughly cleanse the stomach and bowels and leave them in a condition not favorable to worms, and there will be no revival of the pests. giv ng a reading, paper, u>eful hint, music or someth ng else to make the meeiing helpful and instructive. All ladies invited. The W. M. S. meeting Tuesday Feb. 15 was held at the hom • of Mrs. V. W. Souch and quite a large number of ladies were in attend mce. The program consisted of Chapter 5 of "The King's Highway" dealing dealing with thestudy 01 "K.irea'suni'ed church --one heart one way" and was made quite interestii g by Mesdames T. Salter, A. Trenouth. G. Taylor, I. L. Brown, J. Col- will, Jr.,G. Brown, C. W. Souch and Miss L Brown. Mrs. H. E. Cole read theScrip- ture le son and Instrumental music was given by Miss Lazelle Brown and Mrs. C. J. K rslake. At close of meeting Mrs. South served a dainty lunch President Mrs F. G. Kerslake must feel encouraged to see the interest manifested in the W. M. S. meetings sen ce of Mrs. o'Hara and de ired Mr. Thos. Yellowlees, Secretary, to specially thank Dr. Hoskin for the flowers. It was a great night truly.- EBENEZER \W m ENNISKILLEN Mr. and Mrs. Albert Oke have the sympathy sympathy of the community over the loss of their little . babe... L .Mrs. Elias Ashton, Messrs. Harrison Stewart, James Mar- onev and Frank Robbins are sick Visi tors: Rev. and Mrs. H. Wilkinson at the Parsonage, Tyrone; Mr. Will Preston has returned to the West; Mrs. Wm. and Miss Leta Oke at Mr. Herb. Scott's, Bethesda; Mr and Mrs John Hall, Union School, in Whitby; Mr Wm. Stewart, Streetsville, at Messrs. Harrison and Chas. Stewart's; Mr. Jno. Mountjoy and daughter, Five Points, at Mr. James Mountjoy's; Mr. F. W. Lee was called to Whitby by the serious serious illness ot Mr. Fred Rogers who is very low with ' pneumonia; Mrs. Thos. Ashton, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Trewin, Hay- don, at Mr. Elias Ashton's; Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Redpath at Camborne; Mr. Milton Tamblyn and Miss L. Mitchell, Orono, at Messrs. H.J. Werry'sand W. J. Stainton's; Pte. Milton Sanderson at home Wed nesday evening Miss Leta Oke had charge of the League service; topic by Miss Rundle, patriotic solo by Mr. Red- path, duet by Winnie and Reta Ashton, war talk by Mr. J. A. Werry, readings by Mrs. Redpath and Howard Pye League service will be.Friday instead of Wednesday Wednesday evening this week when there will be a very exciting debate, "Resolved, that in the interests of humanity, "Uncle Sam" keeps but of the War". Our debates debates are always well worth hearing. Don't miss it Sunday morning a very interesting Billy Sunday temperance program program was given in which old and young took part. Milton Sanderson g ve a talk- on his work and life at Kingston and spoke strongly on the drink and" tobacco evil in the soldiers' life.... A jolly evening evening was spent at Dr. Slemon's Friday evening when they entertained his class and some others. A load of the soldier boys were back from town Mr. J. E. Virtue, proprietor of the machine shop, has gone to Toronto to engage in the manufacture of war munitions, leaving his father, Mr. J. W. Virtue, in charge of his business until we win out in this terrible terrible struggle. Relief for Suffering Everywhere --He whose life was made miserable by the suffering that comes from indigestion and has not tried Partheiye's .Vegetable Pills does not know howjyeasily this formidable formidable foe can be dealt with. These pills will relievé where others fail. They are the result of long and patient study and are confidently put forward as a sure corrector of disorders of the digestive organs, organs, from which so many suffer. H About five o'clock on Feb.4th. a number of friends and relativ s of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Everson met at their home to surprise surprise them and spend ihe evening, it being the twentieth anniv rsary of their wedding. After friendly greetings and a sociable chat Mr. T. H. Everson called the company company to order, explaining to the host and hostess the cause for so rudly taking poses- sion of their home and with some kindly "•,/* remarks called on Councillor W. R. Court- U1 * ice for a lew words. In his aff.ble manner manner he complimen ed the bride and groom On reachi g this milestone of life calling up some school day remembrances and adding some words ot encouragement. After which they were presented with a handsome Limogue China dinner and tea set 'or which the groom on behalf of himself himself and wife thanked the friends most heartily. Speeches were made by Mressrs B.Courtice, H Gay, and others. The evening evening was suent most pleasantly. May they see many happy returns of the day "The New Minister" will be repeated in Ebenezer Church on Friday Feb. 25 at 8 p.m. Good musical program from 7.45 to 8. Proceeds in aid of Red Cross fund. Leap Year Social Feb. 17 was a fine success, over ioo present, fine program, good refreshments, and pure e joyment. ....Mrs. Levi Annis is visiting Tyrone friends Miss Agnes Short recently visited in Oshawa Mr. A. J. Gay enter tained his "Live Wire" organized S. S. boys Wednesday evening at his home, and a happy evening was spent Miss Acy j Rundle is visiting in B wmanville. .. ."The New Minister", is being repeated in our church on Friday night, this week... .Mr. j A. Blewett is moving near Newcastle Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Soul s, Oshawa, Sun- dayed at Mr. S. S. Brook -' Sunday services services were good,Pastor Delve being greet- j ed by large audiences, preached helpful discourses, the choir giving exceptionally 1 good services Mr. Wilfred Rundle, Toronto, was home over Sabbath.... Mr. John Brent is ill Mrs. H. Rundle and Miss Wood, H mpton, Sundayed at the Parsonage Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Allin, Bowmanville, recently visited Mrs. Geo. Annis... .No Epworth League here Thurs j day night.. . . Mr. W. R. Courtice is installing installing a new phone.. .Tuesday Mr.L.Buckley and wife, Orono, visited his sister, Mrs (Rev.) - Delve... .A good recruiting meet- I ing was held in our church Tuesday even- j ing. Rousing addresses were made by Rev- W. G. Clarke, B. A., Bowmanville, 1 Major W. Farrell, Capt. J. Elliott, Port Hope, and Capt. C. H. Anderson. A quartette quartette was rendered by Mesdames W>R. Courtice and A. E. Rundle, and Misses I. Worden and G. Pickell. Mr. u "rank Walters Walters contributed a patriotic solo. Pastor Delve occupied the chair. About 75 were present. The practical results of the meeting were the enlistment of two fine young recruits--John Wilson and Will Tonki Chicken supplies at F. O. Mason's. Mason & Dale have taken over the agency for Home Comfort Ranges. Repairs Repairs for this range always in stock.. - Asthma Cannot Last when the greatest greatest of all asthma specifics is used. Dr. J D. Kdllogg's Asthma Remedy assuredly deserves the exajlted/title. It has countless cures to its creditVnich other preparations had failed to benefit. It brings help to even he most severe cases and brings the patient to a condition of blessed relief. Surely suff-ring from asthma is needless 1 when a remedy like this is so easily secur- 1 ed. AUCTION SALES Wednesday, Mar. i--Mr. George Leask, ( l aunton), Lot 34 Con. 6, Darlington, who is giving up farming, will sell by public auction, all his farm stock and i ■ piements. Sale at I p.m. See posters. James Bishop, auctioneer. Wednesday, March 8--Mr. Geo. P. Rickard, lot I, B.F., Dar ington, will sell by auction all of his farm stock, implements, implements, etc. Sale at I o'clock. See bills. Geo. Jackson, auctioneer. Friday, March to-- C. H. Otto, lot 15, con 6, Darlington, will offer by auction his farm stock, implements, etc. S e bills. Sale 1 o'clock. L. A. W. Tole, auctioneer. Wednesday, Mar. 15--John Challis, Manvers Road, will sell by auction his farm stock and implements including choice young mares and dairy cattle. Sale at I p.m. L. A. Tole, auctioneer. Farmers--see the smut killing machine at F. O. Mason's. 8 F. A. Haddy & Son Corn in powtnan ville for all who require it--a carload 7 just arrived at Vanstone's Bowmanville and vicinity agency for Home Comfort Range has been awarded to Mason & Dale. See this much talked of range at their store. F. O. Mason's for calf meal. OUSES EOB SALE--2 good houses, Church St. West, at a bargain, all conveniences. Apply Box B, Bowmanville. 26t b Not a Complaint As a resu't of the. recent visit of Mr. F. A. Graham, Eyesight Spec-- ialist, to our store, we have not h id a complaint from any of the many people who were fitted by him. This is a great satisfaction to us and also a splendid proof of the values of the assistance of the Electric Retinascope in determining determining the errors of Refraction in the eye. Our Optician with his years of experience and having completed completed this special course given bv Mr. Graham is now handling most difficult difficult cases with entire satisfaction. He Look into the Eye and it makes no difference to us what some people may say re-retin- oscopy as we know that this method method is used by leading up-to-datS" and eye specialists in the large cities thruout Canada and the States. This method we use in connection with our lens test and it enables us to more quickly and accurately correct the errors that exist. If your eyes need attention attention call on our optician. No Charge for Testing R. M. Mitchell & Co. Drùggists and Optiçians Clarke's Soups Made in Canada,--are tasty and economical--only 10« per tin Buckwheat Flour New Buckwheat Flour--the old fashioned kind also--Self- raising Buckwheat Flour in packages Prunes Did you ever notice a great difference in the flavor of prunes. Ours are the difierent kind, rich and delicious, excellent for stewing or pies or puddings-- Small size 2 lbs for 25c; Medium size 2 lbs for 30c; Large size 2 lbs for 35c. Apricots Choice, California Evaporated Apricots, 15o per lb. Peaches California evaporated Peaches, 10c per lb. or 3 lbs for 25« Marmalade Oranges We-have Bitter Oranges, Sweet Oranges, Grapefruit and Lemons, all the requisites for making Marmalade. Slicer loaned free. F. A. Haddy & Son Phone 62 Bowmanville Grit and shell at F. O. Mason's. F. O. Mason's for Pratts Remedies. SPRING Wall Paper We have received this week 5000 rolls of New Wall Papers, all the latest designs and colorings suitable for any room and prices from 5c upward. We carry all patterns in stock and can be delivered at once. We will be pleased to .show you. W.T. Allen, "Big 20" Bookstore Choice, Tender Meats All our meats are sold so as to give the buyer the least waste. And the tenderness and flavor of our Meats and Poultry are well known. If you do put the best meats upon your table you will have to come to us for it. You will find the qualities; uniformly high but the prices moderate. C. M. Cawker & Son Phone 64. Bowmanville.