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A Special showing and special sale of snappyv new Fall and Winter footwear for men and women comes at an opportune opportune time to permit your selection of the shoes you probably need for Thanksgiving holiday. Good sturdy shoes for street wear, or dainty styles far evening or reception use. Styles that carry with them the latest thoughts of the fashion builders. Shoes that wUVgive the most thorough satisfaction in wear and comfort. Prices of women's high top boots in kid and patent leathers are from - $2 00 to $6 00 Men's boots in kid, patent or calf with leather or neolin soles from .$4.00 to $6.50 fKnox# Shov .tare-T*. THE STORE OF QUALITY £L SERVICE Just Arrived One of the largest shipments of Druggist's |Rubber goods that have ever come into Bowmanville. We bought these goods last Spring when the price of rubber was lower than it is to-day and are giving our customers the advantage by selling at the old prices. No Cheap Goôds Every article is of the highest quality and sold at the I lowest possible price and is absolutely guaranteed to you. Hot Water Bottles...$1.00 to $2.75 Breast fPumps...40c to 50c Fountain Syringes......all prices Nipple shields .....15c Bulb Syringes 50c to $1.25 , Baby's comforts 10c to 15c Atomizers 50c to $1.50 Ass't Nipples......5c to 15c Invalid Rings $2.50 to $3.00 Ice Bags and Caps 75c to $1.50 Surgeons Rubber Gloves ...$1.25 Ulcer and Ear Syringes... 2 5c Hospital Sheeting (single and Clinical Thermometers 75c to $1 double weight) Infant's Syringes... 25c Glasses Are Helpful to all these who experience difficulty or, discomfort in reading. The eye itself is a lens that focuses the light rays on the retina (simila in principal to a camera). Many eyes are out of focus thus producing blurred and indistinct vision or an unusual strain on the muscles to draw the eye into focus. AN EXTRA LENS is required to perfect the focus. Glasses are resorted to an i the proper correction is made the vision can be restored to normal. Isn't it Time You Attended to Your'Eyes? For many years they may have served you well--but do they not require a little care now ? You know there is the question of preserving the sight for the future and this should be a suffic-, iently grave matter to warrant your serious attention. Our store is a permanent institution in your town; We are not,here to-day and gone to-morrow. We are here every day and all day and stand ready to adjust any difficulties that may arise in future. Isn't this service worthy your consideration ? Our expert Optician Looks into the Eye With The Electric Retinoscope ** R. M. MITCHELL & Co., Druggists and Opticians Agents for Victrola and Victor Records. Camera] and Photo supplies--Rapid service in Developing and printing. Ask about it. Stationery--Sheet Music---Chocolates and Cigars. Phone 92or 280 Leave your calls for Sole Agents for Nights and Sundays Dominion Express Neilson's Chocolates Inspectorate No. 1 ,-Dr. W. E. Tilley, M. A., Inspector, Bowmanville. Sec-Treas. I F. B. Lovekin 3 J. H. Power 4 H. T. Osborne 5 Fred. C. Hoar 6 Robt. Armstrong 7 H, Douglas 8 H. S. Phair 9 W. E. Pollard 10 Sid. T. Hoar 11 Geo. White 12 A. T. Stainton 13 J. W. Virtue 14 Arthur Millson 15 James Scott 16 Dr. C.W. Slemon 17 J. W. Knapp 18 Arthur W. Annis 19 J. J. Smith 20 John Reynolds 21 R. A. Ashton 1 James Robinson 2 Robt. Martin „4 Chas. Rutherford 5 C. M. Eddy 7 Albert Wragg 8 Fred Cowan 9 Edgar L. Osborne 10 Arthur McKay 12 A. J. Staples DARLINGTON Teacher Salary Mildred Smith $600 _ Neva B. Allin 600 Marion M. Van Nest 600 , Reta M: Caldwell 600 ' Myrtle Bichan--- 650 Florence Brokenshire 600 Amelia Leaf 700 Ruth Bennett 575 Jean-Calder 600 F. J. Groat 625 Evelyn Currie - 500 Elmer R. Frost 600 Alice E. Werry 600 E. May Reynolds 550 Mildred Cole 600 Elsie E. Rundle 685 Rena F. Bentham 600 Pearl Wright 650 Effa G. Wight 610 Robt. J. McKessock 625 Nelson McDowell 600 CLARKE Jane Robinson $600 Zetta McFarland 500 Agnes Annan . 625 Greta E. Crozier 525 Mabel M. Sleeman 500 Nettie M. Staples 600 Irene Walker 600 Alan A. Martin 600 Blanche A. Wilson 700 13 L. W. Soper 14 Alex. Man- 15 F. W. Trull 16 W m. 'Lawton ty John Patton 18 Geo. M. Glass 19 Geo. W. Taylor 21 John Stewart 22 Heber J. Souch A. J. Staples Winnifred Williamson 475 Nancy L. Johns 600 Clara Moffatt 550 Anna Clancy 600 J. Valleau Ames 600 Mrs. Percy Wilby 600 Helen G. Dunnett _ 5 00 Beatrice H. Glaiyrille 500 Hazel I. Clark 550 Lenora Williamson 500 No. 12 Clarke-Orono Continuation School Cerffe II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II H II II I II L III II L HI L III H II I I II I H L III II II L III L III H LIH Exp. 2 3 2 4 6 2 6 1 5 35 2 2 i 1 1 9 2 4 l A 3 20 2 Post Office Bow'ville R R 4 Bowmanville it a 2 1 6 2 1 8 2 I I 5% 21 II 1 I Elsie Wise Edna E. Staples 1000 725 MANVERS I A. W. Heaslip 2* F. F. Porter 3 W. D. Cavano 4 E.J.Fallis 5"Edward Mitchell 6 T. V. Grandy 7 A. E. Hanna 8 Walter Jakeman 9 E. Benson 10 Samuel- Stinson 11 W. H. Lee 13 Chas Ghent Edwina Irwin Carrie M. Poast W. Milton Lewis Annie E. Wood Edward Mitchell Hazel A. Brown Geo. A. Beggs Annie V. Brown Bertha V. Jackson Marian Richardson Alice M. Rafter Mervin Ghent 14 D. H. Carscadden Wilma Dobbin 15 Geo. McCartney Wellington Higgins -Gertrude J. Dewell 16 John J. Henderson Mrs. T. Richardson 20 R. L. Fuller Pearl B. White $600 625 600 6do 600 boo <675 500 650 600 500 600 600 650 450 525 500 CARTWRIGHT James Hall John Wright Thomas Hyland Wm. H. Darcy J. J. Rouse Wm. G. Philp Samuel T. Bruce 8 John Forder .9 Geo. Nesbitt Lyall A Wallace Bertha Jones Elizabeth G. Burgess Marvin Hobbs H. Vera Lobb Maud H. Young Frances E. Rayne Katharine Beamer Alice Taylor $600 650 575 500 600 600 550 600 600 II II II II II II II L III II II L III II H II L III II L III II II II L III II II II II II 12 3 1 2 1 3 28 4 18 2 I I I I I 9 1 4 I Burketon Courtice Bowmanville U Hampton Tyrone Enniskillen Burketon Enniskillen Burketon Tyrone Enniskillen Solina Haydon Port Granby Newcastle Clarke Newcastle Clarke Orono Newcastle Starkville Orono U Kendal Orono Leskard Orono Kendal Orono Orono Kendal Bowmanville Orono Janetville Pontypool Bethany Bethany Franklin Janetville Janetville Pontypool U Janetville Ida, R R I Pontypool Bethany Janetville Pontypool Burketon Blackstock Burketon Nestleton Sta a u a fi a Port Hope Teacher Certif. Robt. Gillies, B. A.,Prin Mary Strickland Gertrude M. Sing Jessie Tuer Elsie Thompson Phyllis M. Smith Muriel C. Thompson Violet A. Scott Jean H. Dodds Gladys I. Fligg Edith E. Sing Mary E. Mounsey Myrtle Long Mrs. Norma Jackson Florence Montgomery II II II II I II II II II II ti II II II Salary $1300 600 600 500 500 525 450 500 525 400 525 600 450 500 575 Bowmanville Teacher Certif. . R. D. Davidson Prin II Minnie Jennings II M. Lillie McLean II Helen G. Morris II Nellie G. Gould II Greta Scott II Greta M. Wickett II Vida A. Worden II Vera Irwin Flora M. Galbraith Newcastle J. W. Bradley II Hattie A. Mason II Victoria Davidson II Salary $1200 650 600 600 525 500 500 475 425 650 750 500 450 The Churches Bowmanville District League convention convention at Tyrone.Thursday November 16. Mrs. Whattam, mother of Rev. R. A. Whattam, Peterboro, suffered a stroke of paralysis. Rev. H. J. Keith, Edmonton, formerly of Peterboro, occupied the pulpit of Knox church in toat city Sunday. Rev. Thos. Manning, Stratford, preached preached anniversary sermons in Cambridge-st Methodist church, Lindsay, Sunday. Rev. R. Bamforth, Colborne, conducted anniversary services in Mark Street Methodist Methodist church, Peterboro, Sunday week, Rev. B. Greatrix of St. James' Methodist Methodist church, Peterboro, conducted services in Omemee Methodist church Sabbath week. Rev. J. W. Cannom, Canton, will preach in the Methodist Church Sunday. Rev. H. B. Neal takes anniversary services at Canton. Rev. E. C. Currie of Belleville, preached preached in St. Paul's church Sunday, Rev. Mr. Drumm preached anniversary sermons in St. John's church, Belleville. Capt. the Rev. W. G. Clarke expects to occupy his own pulpit Sunday Oct. 29. He will preach anniversary sermons in Wesley Church, Trenton, next Sunday. Rev. Father Ferguson, recently appointed appointed to the parish of Warkworth, Burnley and Harwood, was presented with a purse of $400 in gold by his former parishioners at Lindsay. Rev. J. G. Lewis, B. A., Peterboro, preached in Millbrook Methodist church Sunday. Rev. Prof. Greaves, M. A., Toronto, Toronto, will take the Thanksgiving services October 22nd. Rev. W. S. Griffin, D. D„ Toronto, one of the veterans of Canadian Methodism celebrated his 90th birthday on Oct. IOth. For the past 23 years he has been Treasurer Treasurer of the Superannuation Fund. Church of Christ Christian Endeavor Society which meets each Monday night is growing in power and is the place for all interested in the Lord's work. Prient Prient and members will welcome you. The Next Lord's Day Rev. G. C. Weisman, B. A., will speak at IT a. m., on "A New Beginning"; at 7 p. m. on "Christ's Mission and Ours". These subjects deal with the vital issues of the Christian Life. Do not /.21 4a know fknm Captain Rev. W. G. Clarke was in Toronto Toronto Monday attending a meeting of the Superannuation Board of thé Methodist Church. He was successful in his appeal for relief from this fund for Rev. Geo. Bodies Belleville. The Ontario Sunday School Association Association will hold its 51st Annual Convention in Smith's Falls, October 25, 26 and 27th and at Kitchener, Nov. 1,2 and 3. The program of the Convention lays special stress upon the modern movements in Religious Religious Education and types of Community Community effort. Special Parallel Sessions are devoted to the three main divisions, El ementary, Secondary and Adult. Twin Sessions for country and city workers are also planned. About seventy members of Court Pride of Ontario No. 6000, A. O. F. attended service in the Disciples' Church Sunday morning when Rev. G. C. Weisman preached preached a splendid sermon on " i he Good Samaritan." Samaritan." The choir rendered good music, a solo being sung by Mr. Ernest Robbins. Mr. W. Painton acted as marshall, and on their return to the Lodge room the members members moved a hearty vote of thanks to the Preacher, and Church Officials for the favors accorded them. St John's church Harvest Festival Services Services were held Sunday and large congregations congregations attended both services. Prof. H. W. Mowll, B. A., Toronto, gave two excellent excellent sermons. A full attendance of the choir was present and special anthems well sung, the soloists, Miss Greta Scott, Mrs. Alexander, Mr. W. Densem and Mr. Roland Bate were in fine voice. The church was beautifully decorated and the church Wardens thank all those who helped helped to make the festival such a success. Prof. Mowll also addressed the Sunday School in the afternoon. The topic at the Epworth League in the Methodist Church Monday evening was "Egertdti Ryerson" and was ably presented presented by Miss Lillie McLean who outlined his life and showed what a prominent part he took in forming the Educational system of Ontario jn the early days. Rev. H. B. Neal occupied the chair and Miss Myrtle Cole read the Scripture lesson. The musical musical numbers consisted of a pretty piano duet by Miss Ina Pethick and Miss Emma Alcumback, a vocal solo by Master Stuart Bassett and a chorus "When your boy comes back to you" by ten girls, all of which were much enjoyed. All were pleased to see Rev. (Capt.) W. G. Clarke present and to hear his few remarks and words of encouragement. The attendance attendance was especially good. West End House The Big Store A ^CUSTOMER ALWAYS LEAVES OUR STORE SATISFIED © WE NEVER ALLOW A| CUJToMER To LEAVE OUR JTorV VNLE-S.S WE ARE -SATISFIED WITH THE CLOTHES HE BUYJ. WHEN YOU DEAL WITH \JS ONCE WE WANT YOU To COME AGAIN. WE KNOW HOW To MAKE YOU CLAD To Do Jo. WE GIVE YOU GOOD ALL-WOOL CLOTH, «STRONGLY AND JTYLIJHLY MADE UP INTO A JUIT OR OVERCOAT THAT FITJ YOU AS .SNUGLY AS THE BARK ON A TREE, AND THE PRICE? 1TJ ALWAY-S AS LOW AS WE CAN MAKE IT. All Our New Stock of 20th Century Clothing in Suits and Overcoats have arrived and are fine. 600 Sâmples to select a made-to- Measure Suit ôr Overcoat from. Headquarters for Military Goods of all kinds McMurtry & Co. Ltd. Thé Big Departmental Store Phone 83 Bowmanville. p If you have any guests * at your home, are go- H ing out of town for a a visit, or know of any v interesting news, let N ns hear from you. P We always appreci- " ate such favors. 53 FUNERAL DIRECTORS L. Morris & Son Moat Complete Equipment Sunday and night calls promptly attended to. Bowmanville Phones 10-34 Branches : OBONO HAMPTON NORMAN PINGLE Builder and Contractor, is now prepared prepared to do work of all kinds, brick or cement, plastering, etc. Work done satisfactorily. Phone 243 or write Bowmanville, Ont. 3»^ Lehigh Valley Coal Cool evenings are made pleasant by a nice Grate Fire. We have the best Cannel Coal on the market. We sell coal with a name and reputation backed backed up by use for years, namely, Lehigh Valley Anthracite. Anthracite. We are on the market to buy Turnips and Apples any quantity. Call us up or come and see us. John A.Holgate & Son Office and Yards, cor. Queen and Division Streets. Telephone No. 153 office. House Phone 202. Bowmanville, Ont. 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 Insurance Office Agency for : Sun Life Assurance Company, also best lines in Fire, Accident, Sick Benefit, and Automobile 1 Sb- surance. Conveyancing done at reasonable reasonable charges. Mrs. Edith V. Scobetfr Bowmanville Box 308 Phone 189 Gét The Best. It Pâys. More than ever before "thoroughness" in business training is demanded. TORONTO. ONT. Is strictly first-class in all departments. We had more than 240 positions to till in two months this year. Now is an excellent excellent time to enter. Write for Catalogue. fonce Ihatie es Sts. W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal