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Canadian Statesman (Bowmanville, ON), 29 Jun 1916, p. 5

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Increase the earning 1 capacity of your property by keeping it well painted. Gi\^ it that ait of prosperity that attracts prosperous people who are willing to pay for it. But economise in so doing by using & The Afart/n-Senour Pa 100 % Pure for "Old Daddy Time" plays havoc with hsnd mixed Lesd sod Oil or cü^ap prewired paints, not so with a paint that is guaranteed guaranteed to contain only pure White Lead, pure Zinc Oxide, well aged Linseed Oil, Driers, and the necessary coloring pigments. 6 W. H. DUSTAN, Sanitary and Heating Engineers Phone 74, Bowmanville Picture The Tempting Quality of the Goods we handle. A visit to our store alone can adequately tell the story. Every effort is put forth by us to provide Seasonable Goods at Seasonable Prices. No other store in Bowmanville can possibly cater to your wants in the same Exceptional Manner we do. A Trial Order is More Convincing. May we be favored with your week-end order ? We'll appreciate it. W. Blake McMurtry Limited Phones 72*and 182 Bowmanville Hampton Flour Mills Choice grades of Bread and Pastry Flour, Try our flour and be convinced that we have the best on the market. Corn, Cereals and Mill Feed always on v hand. Chas. Horn, Hampton BOWMANVILLE, JUNE 29,1916. Social and Personal. is home from Words Cannot Miss Vesta Manning recently visited friends in Osbawa. Miss Nellie Mingearud Indianapolis, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trebilcock, Peter- boro, spent Sunday here. Canadians want a rational, rural education--Nelson education--Nelson Parliament. Mrs. J. J. Smith, Enniskillen, has been visiting Mrs. Rd. Snowden. Mr. Howard James, Oshawa, recently visited his cousin, Mr. Norman James. Mr. Gerald Johnston and Mr. Kenneth Brown spent the week-end in Toronto. Peterboro Presbytery meets in the Presbyterian Presbyterian Church, Mill brook, June 27th. Mrs. (Dr.) Campbell and babe, Napanee, are visiting her mother, Mrs. Jos. Fletcher. Mr. C. F. Hoffman has returned from spending a pleasant holiday with friends at Stratford, Lynn Dudley, Newcastle, has been appointed appointed Lieutenant since going into camp at Barriefield. Oshawa Board will urge on municipalities municipalities the* necessity of keeping Kingston Road in repair. School for Rural Leadership opens at A. O. C., Guelph, July 3. Write President Creelman for program. Mrs. (Col.) S. B. Scobell, King-st., E., will receive each Wednesday during the months of July and August. Mrs. Albert Nichols and daughters, Florence and Thelma, Wesleyville, spent the week-end at Mr. J. T. Bragg's. Capt. T. Pollock was called to Pinconning, Pinconning, Mich., last week on account of the death of his sister, Mrs. Alex. Keer. An elegant stock of ladies? white and colored voile dresses, wash skirts and suits at Couch, Johnston & Cryderman's. Sergt. A. A- Stacey, 136th Battalion, Barriefield, Kingston, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Stacey. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Cawker left Tuesday for an extended visit with their son, Mr. Morley Cawker and wife, Medicine Hat, Alta. His Honor Judge Ward and Mrs. Ward and daughters, Port Hope, were week-end guests of Sir Henry and Lady t Pellat, Toronto. Twenty students wrote at Orono on Entrance examinations. Mr. J. W. Bradley, Bradley, Principal Newcastle Public School, presided. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Moyse and son, Toronto, visited his father, Mr. Richard Moyse, and other relatives here over the week-end. Mrs. (Dr.) J. Albert Faulkner, son George and daughter Betty, Foxboro, were guests of Mrs. John Van Nest, Victoria Villa, over the week-end. , Pte A. Reynolds Cousins of the 21st Batt., was reported wounded in Monday's Casualty list. He is a son of Mr. T. Cousins of this town. Mr. Arthur W. Wellington of Fort Williams, an old Bowmanville boy, has enlisted with the 94th Battalion now in training at Valcartier. Mrs. A. E. McCready and Mrs. Fleming have gone to Lethbridge, Alta., to visit the former's son, Mr. T. H. McCready, druggist, in that town. Col. Scobell and the 235th Batt. Band will assist on the program at the Strawberry Strawberry social on Wednesday July 5 at Greencourt". Admission 25c. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Hancock anddaugh- Gray Buggies at F. O. Mason's. Auto Supplies--See F.O. Mason. Renuall--half price--at F. Ô. Mason's, Miss Ethel Cox is visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. D. Fluker, Whitby. Call at Mason & Dale's and see the Cyclemotor demonstrated. Miss Louise Jackman has returned from a visit with relatives at the Coast, .Lieut. R. W. Warnica of the 119th Batt., Niagara Falls, spent Sunday at home. An interesting letter from Nursing Sister Sister M. E. Bruce will appear next week. Port Hope's new hospital will be formally formally opened on Thursday June 29 at 3 p.m. Mr. R. M. Wood, Grand Rapids, Mich., is visiting his niece, Mrs. C; W. Matthews. Miss Margaret Evans, London, England, is visiting her uncle, Mr. D. B. Simpson. K. C. Mrs. John McCullough and son Norman, Norman, Newtonville, visited friends in Mill- brook. Just what you have been looking for-- the Cyclemotor. Easy to operate. Mason & Dale. Mr. Charles Cox spent the week-end bis daughter, Mrs. J. D. Fluker, Whitby. ' Miss Bertha Hainbly and Master Harold Hambly, Woodstock, are visiting Mr. Geo. Richards. Mr. James C. Dudley spent the weekend weekend with his mother, Mrs.James. C.Dudley, Colbornl. Strawberry social at "Greencourt Wednesday July 5. Everybody come. Admission 25 c. Dr. J. C. Devitt attended the wedding of his niece, Miss Vera Bowles, and Rev. J. E. Griffith Monday. The Cyclemotor is for pleasure and business combined. Have a look for yourself. Mason & Dale. Mrs. (Dr.) Adam, son Douglas and daughter Norma, Canaan, Conn., are visiting visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Treb ilcock. You are cordially invited to the lawn social at Mrs. J. M. Brimacombe's Wednesday Wednesday July 5th. 235th Batt. Band in attendance. Mrs. W. C. Allin, Division-st., will re- Hotlces of Birtks 26 cents* Marrle*»*SO Deaths, SO cents, each iasertiêa. *5 Mer *l cardsere printed et title office, insertion free. „ t . BIRTHS. > SWa-At Oshawa Hospital) Jtpie 6, to Mr. and Mm. Alex. Stone, a bob. JoLLOWj-At Bewxaaeville Hospital, Jane 27tk, to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jellow, a son. 29861 MARRIAGES Brown McGill--At Qneen-st. Methodist Par- Lindsay, by Her. J. S. McMullen, Jme M St> «LS-, <L® rown > Fleetwood, a*d Miss Viola May McGill, Yelverton. Balls--Allison--In Peterboro, June 22, by o Pe Jr v £ r \, B -L" Mr - Guy Preston Sails, son of Mr. S. B. Sails, Toronto, and (Hire, second daughter of the late David Allison, Peterboro.. Winter--Rouse--At Port Hope, Tune 24, by fL® v * A. L. Fleming, Sybil R., only daughter of Mr. aed Mrs. B. C. Ronse, and Delworth C. Winter, Winter, youngest son of Mr. W. R. Winter, Wicklow. Symons--Rows--At "HHlcreet", Hope Town- ^iP.June 14, by Rev. Rufus Garrett, Ethel Maye, °a ^ r ' Mrs. Roger J. Rowe, and WolcomS' ym ° n8 ' 80n of Mr ' B - J - Symons, i- Pn^ F0RT ? - / RD ^I At Whitby, June 24, Elsie Lauretta, only daughter of Mr. John Ard, and âoi* f\ el ^5£' onCrawfo,rth the Standard muuv taff ' Oshawa, son of Mr. Mark Grawforth, Wnitby^ ' Banf x eld-Dr E w--At Bathurst-st. Methodist Church, Toronto, June 2i, by Rey Thos. Neal, Mr. Harry Sommerville Banfleld, Toronto, and Miss Alice Mildred, daughter of Mrs. Jos H Drew, Oshawa. GifiSONt--Williamson--At thè Methodist Parsonage, Parsonage, Chesley, June 21st, by bride's father, assisted by Rev. H. H. Bingham, London, the brother-in-law of the bride, James R. Gibson M.D., St. Clair Aye., Toronto, and Frank G, E ' youngest daughter of Rev, Dr. and Mrs. Wii- liamsonz DEATHS Blamey--In Oshawa, June Blarney, in his 83rd year. 26th, George T. Gamsby--At Orono, June 22, Mary E. Lenihan, beloved wife of W. S. Gamsby. Vint--At Canton, June 22nd, Sarah Vint, relict of the late John Vint, aged 70 years. Strutt--In Oshawa, June 16, Walter Strutt, formerly of Bnrketon, in his 24th year. Branton--In Reach, June 14, Catherine Mark, widow of the late Richard Branton, aged 86 yrs. James--Suddenly, at St. Catharines, June 23rd, Charles Canniff James, C.M.G., LL.D., aged 63 years. Symons--At Port Hope, June 26th, Elizabeth J Francis Box, beloved wife of John Symons.^n her 61st year. J * ,^ EE . LE ?. --El i te ^ ed infco reat ™ Oshawa, June 13th, Avalina A. Brooks, beloved wife of John Keeler, in her 68th year. Thickson--At Neepawa, Man., June 26th Willi8'™ Willi 8 '™ ^ Thickson, aged 74 years. Father of' Mrs. F. O. Mason, Bowmanville. Sharp--Killed in action aJ; Ypyes, Belgium, " lve Thursday afternoon July 6 and I inuTÎ, IhSK lit son afterwards on the fourth Thursday of Andrew Sharp, Enniskillen, aged 28 years each month. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wrenn of this town received word Tuesday of the death of their son Pte. Alex Wrenn (9608) of the 2nd Batt. Lance-Corp. C. P. Ellegette of the 39th Bowmanville, was among the returned physically unfit soldiers who arrived in Quebec Saturday. Mrs. Rd. Snowden and Mrs. J. J. Smith, Enniskillen, attended the Commencement exercises at Ontario Ladies' College, Whitby, last week. Mr. A. W. Pickard, blacksmith, is giv- of - Hare At Oshawa, June 11, Sarah Jane Owens, *fv K ? t î 1 L of , J- B. Owens, Picton, ant relict of the late Richard Hare, Oshawa, aged 74 years. GRIFFITH-BOWLES-At Victoria College Chapel, Chapel, June 26th, by Rev. Chancellor R. P. Bowles tonrilie" L * Bowlea and Bev - J- E, Griffith, New- White--At the residence of his brother-in-law, Mr. Robert Bennett, Bowmanville, June 22nd Harry O. White, in his 19th year. Interred at irenton. Barton--In Darlington, June 21st, Robert John, beloved son of Robert John and Lottie Barton aged 18 years. Interred at English Church Burying Burying Ground, Enniskillen. * . Walker--Killed in action, April 24, 1916, prev- îc?h 1 L? e E. or i t - ed missiD g. John Alexander Walker, 16th Battalion, aceri yn years, beloved son of ing up his horse-shoeing business owing to ^ ülia ™ A. and Hattie Walker, 7 Sandford Are the_ increasing growth Of his automobile ■ Toronto ' formerly of Bowmanville. business. See advt. Couch, Johnston & Cryderman are showing an elegant stock of cotton voiles and silk and cotton marquisettes--the finest lot of these goods ever shown in town. Mrs. (Dr.) D. Wallace, Kemptville, who has been attending the General Assembly of the Presbyterian church at Winnipeg, visited her cousin, Mrs. D. W, "Downey, BaseLine. C. P. R. will run a special train to Port Hope on July 1st leaving Whitby at 8.30 a. m, Oshawa at 8.38 a. m., and Bowman ville at 8.56 a. m. returning leave Port Hope at 10 p. m. The 235th Excursion Whitby to Co- "Lest We Forget" E. R. b"5üNSALL, Designer and Dealer in Monuments, Tablets, Markers, etc., in Granite and Marble. Bowmanville, Ontario. ter, Rochester, N. Y., are enjoying a motor bourg on July 4th by special train leaving tri r\ f Z-V I nmn /I î n« -- « - - ■ - I "TTT1_ *,1 , » . • i A ° Phone 129 r Fertilizer at F. O. Mason's. Auto Supplies--See F. O. Mason. Roofing all kinds at F. O. Mason's. Ride a Cyclemotor. Mason & Dale. McLaughlin Buggies at F. Ô. Mason's. It's a little wonder--the Cyclemotor-- call at Mason & Dale's and see it demonstrated. demonstrated. Goodyear Service Station at F. O. Mason's. Mason's. Gold Brooch found. Enquire at Statesman Statesman office. Brantford Mason's. All Spring coats and silk suits will be soldat greatly reduced prices. Couch, Johnston Sc Cryderman's. Asphalt Roofing at F. O. trip to Canada visiting their numerous relatives in Darlington and Whitby. As result of a fall Mrs. John Bambury is dead at Little Britain. She was 80 years old and slipped while crossing the floor, breaking the neck of the thigh bone near the hip, and the shock proved fatal. Mrs. Della Coleman, 51 Hillsdale-ave, Toronto, has received official telegram saying her husband Capt. W. E. L. Coleman, Coleman, Bowmanville boy, reported wounded wounded was retained on duty as wounds were slight. The Linotype Bulletin, New York, contains contains a friendly reference to Mr. Lome L. Frank, a Bowmanville boy, who is salesman salesman for the Parsons Trading Company in Australia. A photo is given of him and his bride v The article concludes with "best wishes of the universal Linotype family which resides in all portions of the Globe." Captain E. D. O'Flynn of the 2nd Battalion, Battalion, who has been suffering from shell shock, has been recalled from France by the Minister of Militia, according to . information information given by Lt. Col. Scobell, Ô. C. the 235th Battalion, in order to take the position of senior major in that unit at Bowmanville. Rev. J. J. Mellor of Blackstock Methodist Methodist Church and formerly of Pickering, has been given leave oTabsence in order to enlist. He has joined the 235th Battalion Battalion of Northumberland County as Quarter Master Sergeant, but will still have charge of his circuit at Blackstock during the summer. Another son of Mr. A. J. Rae has taken the coveted degree of B.A., making al_ the members of the family holders of tha title, viz: Miss Lillian, and Messrs. Malcolm Malcolm and Melvin Rae. All are teachers in the Western Provinces, a family certainly certainly to be proud of. We extend congratulations congratulations to Mi*, and Mrs. Rae, Port Hope, formerly of Clarke Township.-- Orono News. Officers elect of Orono Lodge A. F. & A. M., No. 325, were installed by P.W.M., Bro. T. Smith, as follows: W.M.--S. Cut- tell: I.P.M.-- Dr. W. G. McCulloch; S. W.-- Rev. Geo. R. Clare: J. W.--John Cornish; Chap.-sDr. M. M. Tucker; Treas.--John Waddell; Secretary--Wm. Armstrong; S.D.--T. Smith; J.D.--B.G. Carscadden; D. of C.--Samuel Saunders; S.S.--James Cuttell; J.S.-- W. H. Kelley; Organist-- Dr. Neil Colville; I.G.--E. T. Syers; O.G. --Capt. A. Stalker. The First Commissioner reports that in he Georgian Bay district, apple-trees are : n good condition. The fruit has set well. Very, little spraying is being done. In Western Ontario considerable scab is showing and there is a prospect of much damage. Crop will be good where spraying spraying has been thorough. In Prince Edward Edward County there is more spraying and fruit is apparently setting well. In the McIntosh and Fameuse section of Eastern Ontario scab is developing and has caused considerable dropping. Between Toronto and Hamilton there will not be more than a 50 per cent crop. Baldwins give best promise, Spies and Greenings light. Scab is prevalent. Whitby at 9 a. m,, returning leaving Co- bourg at 10.30 p.m. Fare 85c: children 45c. Good for the day only. His Bowmanville friends congratulate Major Robert J. Gill, formerly Adjutant of the 156th Leeds and Grenville Overseas Overseas Battalion, on being promoted to the command of "C" Company. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hagerman and daughter of Oshawa, spent Sunday week in Bowmanville. They were there to say farewell to Gunner Gerald Hagerman who leaves soon for overseas.--Reformer, Let The Statesman have the news, If we miss anything it is your fault. It takes a lot of happenings to fill these col- ums every week and make them interesting interesting to the general public. Let us have the news. "B" Co. of the 136th Batt. are expected here Friday evening and will leave on Sunday for Valcartier. The ladies will present each with a lunch box, fruit and smoking material. Mayor Mitchell will give them a farewell address. Just received at Couch, Johnston & Cryderman's a big stock of black and • colored silks, and black and colored silk and wool poplins--all bought before the recent advance in these goods--no better value anywhere than these. Rural mail carriers find that the names are disappearing from many boxes on their routes. If you miss your mail to-day or to-morrow, don't . blame the carrier. First look at your mail box and see if your name is distinctly on both sides. Pte. Walter Woody ard of the 180th Sport-Men's Battalion, and wife and son Ted, Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Nichols, and daughter Addle and grand daughter Myrtle Montgomery, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Halfacre, Tyrone. Tyrone. C. P. R. change of time--train no. 6o< will leave North Toronto instead of Union Station at 6.30 p.m. arriving in Bowman ville at 7.52 daily except Sunday. Trains no 37 and 38 will leave from the Union Station instead of North Toronto. This change goes into effect July 2nd. NOTICE During DR. G. C. BONNYCASTLE'S absence with the Canadian Expeditionary Expeditionary Force his Dental Office will be conducted by J. J. CRAIG, L. D. S.,* D. D. S., Honor Graduate in Dentistry of Toronto University. Bowmanville - Ontarip Office Phone 40. House Phone 22 AUTO LIVERY Any person wanting a business or pleasure trip apply at the Overland Garage, Temperance-st., or phone 248, house phone 185. Nothing but first- class cars used. 22-tf A. W. PICKARD Bandsmen Wanted ! 235th BATTALION, CEF Applications received up to June 15th by j Bandmaster Laugher, Bowmanville, Ont. --Apply at the Statesman 'Office for particulars. 32tf S EED BUCKWHEAT FOR SALE--Apply to S. Foster, Mann's Point, RRNo 2, Bowmanville 26-lw OOK STOVE WANTED--One that will bum either wood or coal, four lids, j Morrison, c.P.R. S tation. 26-lw* Shop Here for Wedding Gifts That are Useful and Beautiful 1 M AID WANTED for general housework, ily of three. Good wages. O. Mason, King-st., Bowmanvl Fam- Apply to MRS. F. nville. 25-tf H OUSES FOR SALE--2 good houses, Church St. West, at a bargain, all' conveniences. Apply Box R, Bowmanville. 26t b GIFT TO S.O.E. IN TORONTO Members of Lodge Wellington No. 19, Sons of England, Bowmanville, with whom Supreme Secretary John W. Carter is very popular, will read with a keen sense of appreciation that a very interest' ing ceremony took place at St. John's (Cemetery, Toronto, on Sunday afternoon in the dedication of a Sons of Englfhd burial plot donated to the society by Mr. John W. Carter, Supreme Secretary of the society The plot is 112 feet in length and has a magnificent grey granite monument monument in the centre with a crouching lion on the top. The inscription on the stone :is: "This burial plot was presented to the Sons of England Benefit Society by John W. Carter, Supreme Secretary, 1916." It is situated in one of the choice locations in the cemetery, being near the Kingston road front. Mr. H. C. Hocken, ex-Mayor of Toronto, made the presentation on behalf behalf of the donor in a capital speech. H OUSE TO RENT--Six rooms in Quick Block, also store on King-st. Immediate possession. possession. Apply to J. S. Moorcraft, Town Hall. F OR SALE--Two fresh calved cows and calf: also No. 4 Sharpies Turbular Separator. Seen after 6 0 clock. E. Jennings, Maple Grove, Bowmanville. 25 3w* ECHANICS WANTED M * Canadian General Peterboro, Ont. hands, steady work, good wages. Drill hands. Lathe Electric Co., Limited, 25-w P IANO POLISHER understanding French polishing, polishing, with experience, wanted at once: steady employment in town where living is not high. Write Drawer B, Bowmanville. 80-w W ANTED--At once, reliable man of good awl- dress with some experience Among farmers to act as county representative for Durham County. Stone & Wellington, Nurserymen. Toronto. - ■ 22-6 PAPERING AND PAINTING I am prepared to do all kinds of painting, painting, paperhanging or glazing. Work done satisfactorily and prices reasonable. Write or call S. T. Moore, Duke-st, . Bowmanville. . jq g* We have in stock a fine selection . gifts and at prices that are right. of goods, suitable for wed- In table silver you will find we carry a wonderfully complete line of gift things that are useful and not expensive. From our stock you are sure to find something that the Bride would greatly appreciate. * ' Latest addition to our stock includes some very fine Jewelry, Pearl Necklaces, Brooches, Gem Rings, Signet Rings etc. You are cordially invited to come in and see our stock at The Store of Best Service. J eweler Alex. Elliot, Engraving Done Here. Watchmaker ïïk as 38$: An excellent combination and quickly prepared breakfast of good food value and easily digested. Shredded Wheat. 9 Kellogg's Corn Flakes.. ./.'.V/ -* Malta Vita ' * -, n Gusto ,n° Kellogg's Krumbles Quaker Corn Flakes. c Inscuit of 9 K Kellogg's Wheat Biscuit o f^ 9 Grape Nuts t0r f c Puffed Wheat o*V"'i. Puffed Rice -, 2 for 25o 15c No cooking required with these y° u r supply Of canned fruit getting Xarant^S ^asf ^ ^ ^ ^ * ^V-P Canned Peaches ...regular 18c for 14c or 8 for $1.00 Canned peaches, regular 20c for 1 6c or 7 for $3.00 FRESH FRUITS--Wo have a supply of foreign and domes- tic.fruits almost daily. We pay particular attention to this dept. F. A. Haddy & Son Phone 62 Bowmanville Special Sale of Ladies' Paris Model Dresses In addition to our regular stock of alluring creations creations of the most fashionable and attractive display display of Dresses it has ever been our privilege to introduce to the ladies of Bowmanville. We have been fortunate in securing 28 Only Sample Dresses from Paris Models which are the highest dream in the art of dress designing--Piquant, Distinctive, Distinctive, Fascinating. On sale Friday and Saturday at one-third off the regular prices No Two Alike COAL AT C. N. R. STATION A quantity of good A I coal for sale at he C. N. R. station, Bowmanville. Strict- y cash. After coal is purchased it must >e taken away so that I can replace it fresh supply. -- - R. H. COLLACOTT. Phone 146-rg or !39-ri2. Bowmanville. 2o-tf Also an attractive assortment of Ladies' and Misses' Suits, Coats, Dresses and Skirts. Phone 106. S. W. Mason & Son Next door to Standard Bank Bowmanville

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