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■H h Reduce the Cost of Living is the riodel Grocery's Key-to-Economy This week end, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 10th, 11th and 12th. 10 bbls Granulated Sugar, Redpath's, 22 lbs for $1.99 5 cases Toasted Corn Flakes 2 pkgs for 29c 2 cases California Asparagus Tips .percfin 24c 3 cases Canned Lobster, large tin ,...33c each 5 cases Rich Red Sockeye Salmon, tall tins, 2 for 49c 10 cases finest Canned Tomatoes, not more than 4 cans to a customer, 2 cans for 34c 4 cases Boy Scout Sardines 3 tinsjfor 25c 10 cases Fancy Mixed Buscuits 2 lb for 29c 200 lb Fresh Pork Sausages 2 lb for 29c 100 lb Fresh grnd. Coffee, reg. 45c, 39c per lb 100 lb Dutch Set Onions for Planting 19c per lb 12 doz. Pure Gold Jellies, asst'd 3 pkgs for 25c 8 boxes Cosmo Laundry Soap, 6 bars for 25c 15 cases package Raisins {§ ^seedkslfoï 31c 200 lb Baking Powder, "Rose Brand" 17c per lb 4 cases Maccaroni, 2 pkgs for 25c 5 boxes loose Muscatel Raisins, 4 crown, 2 lb for 27c PXdoz, Campbell's and Snider's Soups, asst'd varieties, 2 tins 29c 10 doz Brooms, a special, while they last, 49c each 3 Bags No. I Japan Rice, very fancy, ..3 lb for 25c 7 bbls Rolled Oats, still advancing, 5 lbs for 29c 5 cases Moyens Petite Pois, extra fine French Peas, 2 pkgs for 29c 3 cases Spic and Span Cleansing Powder, 3 tins for 24c 5 cases Tomato Catsup, quart btls, 23c each 200 lbs Tea in pk'gs, bl'k or mx'd, old price, per lb 40c 5 cases California Navel Oranges, reg 50c, 37c per doz 200 lb Lima Beans, '2?..A.(Lx 2"lbs for 28c W. Blake McMurtry Ltd Highest Cash Price paid for all Farm Produce. Phones îsos. /2 and 182. Bowmanville. FARMERS' ATTENTION Martin-Senour 100 per cent Paint Protect your buildings, fences, and sheds and especially your farm implements, by applying a good coat of paint. This insures them against weather wear--the wear that junks more farm machinery, machinery, takes down more fences and makes more repairing, also on buildings, than anything else. One coat of paint prevents your implements from rusting. It not only sticks to metal but gives a v ery tough film that is impervious to moisture and keeps out rust. Buildings that are principally wood will last for a long time without without painting but they will last for centuries if they are kept well painted. An unpainted or poorly-painted building shrinks in value faster than by rotting shingles or blackened warping clapboards. clapboards. Look over your house and implements and figure for yourself the improvement and economy there will be for you by giving them a good coat of Martin Senour 100% Pure Paint! W. H. DUSTAN, SOLE AGENTS. Phone 74. Over 70 colors Bowmanville. Maple Sugar We have just received our first shipment of this year's Maple Syrup and Maple Sugar. It is of the highest quality. We have it in gallon tins or smaller quantities. Don't fail to try it as we never had better. Special attention to phone orders Phone 65 Archie Tait, Bowman The Reliable Grocery House * BOWMANVILLE, MAY 10 1917 The Churches with fet little d a voice the Op- Mr. F. R. Dunhan has been laid up lumbago. . . Mrs. Richard Greenis is visiting friends in Holland, Man. Mrs. Jas. Gale, Toronto, recently visit ed relatives here. Prof. C. C. Laugher left Friday for Prince Albert, Sask. Miss Rae Kirkendall, Toronto, spent the week-end at home. Rev. Dr. A. C. Crews was guest of Mr. H. L. Quinn over Sunday. Mr. P. G. Pozier of the Bank of Montreal, Montreal, Brantford, spent Sunday here. Mrs. Jas. G. Rickard fell and dislocated her right shoulder on Thursday last. Mrs. Geo. M. Carruthers is visiting her sister, Mrs. Thos. Buttars, Cobourg. Miss L. Brimacombe and Miss Ethel Bruce recently visited Mrs. S. Trew, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Anderson, Toronto, were Sunday guests of her uncle Mr. J. D* Hoar. Pleased to see Mrs. M. E. Wilkinson is recovering nicely from a dislocated shoulder. Mr. Alex. Paterson, Richmond Hill, is visiting his sister, Mrs. W. H. Williams, Liberty-st. Mrs. S. F. Hill and Mrs. C. B. Kent have returned from a visit with Mrs. T. E Brown, Ottawa. Mrs. Chas. Wright, Toronto, is visiting her brother, Mr. Donald McDonald and other relatives here. Be sure and see us before buying your new tires--we can save you money. A. W Pickard, The Garage, Bowmanville. Mrs. M. Tamblyn, Elizabethville, is visiting her father Mr. Wm. Luxton. Mrs. J. H. Williams, Oshawa, and Mrs. J. J. Crosken, Toronto, were guests of the former's sister, Mrs. A. Pennington, and other relatives here Friday. Capt. Rev. A. C. Cummer, Cannington, who was reported released from military duty, left on April 26th as Chaplain of the 182nd Battalion for overseas. Boys! Don't forget the cherub with an angel face, which seems to say "Take _ ero House May 24 and 25th. John Osborne, Belleville, was electrocuted electrocuted and Wesley Todd, Millbrook, badly burned while working on Hydro-Electric line at Trenton. Tod has since died. Mrs. Clark, Winnipeg, Man., is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. W. Sparling who has I returned from spending the winter aU Ottawa. The two sisters have not met for twenty years. Mrs. T. E. Knowlton and Miss Marjorie C. King, Toronto, spent the week-enc with-their father, Major W. C. King, P. M. Mrs. Knowlton recently returned from Florida apd Atlantic City. Miss Metcalf, Cobourg, who has been visiting her niece, Mrs. J. D. Carruthers has returned home accompanied by her niece, Miss Marion McDougall who spent the week-end in our county town. Mrs. Longwell, 40 Cluny Ave., Toronto, Toronto, advertises' in this paper for a parlor maid. _ Mrs. Longwell is one of Toronto's best mistresses and a good girl will have a comfortable home and be used right there always. Mrs. Stanley Smith, and daughter, Prince Albert, Sask., was guest at Mr. C. M. Cawker's over the week-end en route from England where she has been visiting visiting her husband Capt. Smith at Shorne- cliff, England, who expects to go to France shortly. The Girls' Patriotic Club purpose holding holding a demonstration of sports on Victoria Day, May 24, at the Agricultural Grounds, Bowmanville, for the purpose of faising funds for providing comforts for the soldiers in France. Keep this day open for this worthy cause. Lieut. R. H. Rickard, son of Mr. Jas. G. Rickard of this town, has been called to service as an officer in the Imperial Army and expects to leave for Overseas about the end of this month. There were 42 volunteers from the Cadets of Toronto University Training Corps. Patronize Red Cross Collector Persons who do not GIVE old papers magazines, rags etc. to the Red Cross may sell them to L. Pike the collecter who will pay the highest prices He will xs pleased with your patronage. Call at 7 Argyle St, Bowmanville, or Phone 289. Pte. Ernest Meader who has returned from service at the Front/ and who was wounded in the battle of the Somme, with his wife from Toronto have been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Meader. Pte. Meader narrowly escaped >eing buried alive and is suffering considerably considerably from a twisted spine and other internal injuries. At a smart tea given this afternoon for Miss Clara Lewis of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Silas Williams announced the engagement engagement of their daughter, Lorraine, to William Harris Pierce of Cleveland. Miss Williams is a charming girl and a social avorite.--Redlands Ex. Miss Williams is a niece of Mrs. W. H. Williams, Liberty-st., Liberty-st., Bowmanville. Messrs. John .. R. and Blake Cole, ! ethesda, Darlington were fortuhate in receiving an answer to their application to the War Production Club of Toronto, Mr. E. A. Stevens-who was willing to "do hi§„bit" by coming to the country and assisting for a few weeks. We hope other farmers may be. equally successful Much sympathy is felt for the bereaved ones who have received word the past week of loved ones killed at the Front. Mrs. W. E. Jackson, King-st., received word that her husband Pte. W. E. Jack- son was killed in action. Mrs. E J. Carr received word Saturday that her son Pte. E. F. Carr had fallen in battle, both on April 9. Mrs. Chas. Currins also received word that her husband had fallen. She has seven children. Mr. Thos. Bottrell and Mr. Norman Bottrell were in Rochester last week attending the funeral of the late Mrs. Maria McCaffery who passed away on May 2 in her 65th year. The funeral took place Friday morning at 8.30 from 154 SpencerStreet and at 9 o'clock from Lady Chapel of St. Patrick's Cathedral to Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Deceased was well known here having lived in Bowmanville for many years before moving to Rochester. Rochester. She leaves to mourn her demise, two sons John of Rochester and Henry of Toronto, and five daughters, . Mrs. Chas. Nooman, Mrs. Bert Harnden, Mrs. Wm. Dorsey, Mrs. Jos. Schàuber, ànd -Miss Teressa, all of Rochester. Every Lady is invited ta see the New Spring Coats and Suits.--The' finest collection collection they have ever shown at Couch, Johnston & Cryderman's, Limited. Methodist choir practice Friday night. Newcastle Epworth League Anniversary Anniversary May 13th and 14th'. Rev. Wesley Elliott, Brighton, will : preach. Choir will furnish special music. A Mother's Day Song Service will be held in Zion Church, Mitchells' Corners, on Sunday May 13 at 7 p. m. ~Wear flower in honor of ÿour mother. Salvation Army are observing Self- Denial Week from May 12 to 19 for the maintenance and extension of their social Missionary and Military operation. Lieut. Kemp of the Salvation Army won the crochet collar and . cuffs set which were donated to the Women's Patriotic Club. $30 was realized from them. Rev. Dr. A. C. Crews is announced to preach on "The Mother in the Home" next Sunday evening in the Methodist church. Go to hear him and take a friend. Sunday last at Maple Grove the pastor, R ev. R. A. Delve, received into church membership twenty young people as a result of the recent Boys' Conference and Decision Day efforts. The Official Board of Pauline Avenue Methodist Church, Toronto, presented Mr. J. J. Mason with an address and a suitably engraved cane and the choir presented Mrs. Mason with an address and a cut glass bowl previous to their leaving for their former home at Bowmanville. Church of Christ.--Good interest is being being taken in the Evangelistic services. Those who know Mr. Hastie know him as a consecrated Christian and an earnest preacher. He will speak next Sunday at II a.m. and 7 p.m., and will address mem bers and friends of loyal men's and women's women's class in the afternoon. People of Bowmanville and vicinity are invited. Mr. J. B. Bartram of Toronto has received received the Liberal nomination for Durham Durham county for the Commons. Messrs. Thos. Baker, Solina;C. G. Armstrong, Or- ono; A. T. Reynolds, Solina, and Alexander Alexander Kelly, candidate in last Dominion election, election, were nominated but retired, and Mr. Bartram was elected unanimously by standing vote. Mr. F. B. Carvell, M. P., Carleton, N. B., was the principal speaker. Rev. J. W. Rae, Newcastle, preached in St." Paul's Church Sunday taking as his morning subject "David". After preaching preaching a most helpful discourse he ordained the following as elders of this Church, W. H. Carruthers, R, W. Clark, M. D., S. J. Henry and R. D. Whitmee. In the evening evening he made kindly reference to the death ofPte. E. F. Carr and expressed sympathy for the bereaved mother and other relatives, relatives, Special services will be held in the S. A. Hall Saturday - evening May 12 when TEA ROOM MENU Saturday, May i2th.- Afternoon Tea 4 to 5.30. Supper 5.30. Home Cooked Ham Potato Salad Pickles Bread and Butter Chocolate Pie 5c Cake 5c Fruit Jelly and Whipped Cream 10c. Tea or Coffee 5c. 25c Watches l Watches1 At Prices That Are 'Right RAILWAY TIME TABLES FOR BOWMANVILLE. Grand -Trunk Railway Going East Going West We have m>tock a very complete line of Gent's Watches made by the best makers. Waltham, Elgin, South Bend, and -ipgh grade Swiss watches such as the Omega and Lougine watch- A reliable timepiece is a necessity to every man and we have it right here, and at the right price. Express Express Passenger Local Passenger Mail 8 52 a.m. 10 31 a.m. 3.29 p.m 6.49 p.m 7.18 p.m 9.58 p.m Express 4.22 a.m Local 6.57 a.m Local 9.45 a.m Passenger 1.36 p.m Passenger 7.01 p.m Special Prices On Omega Watches For instance our 7 Jewelled Omega Watch in nickel or gold filled case at $7.00 and $9.00. Canadian Pacific Railway Going West Going East 6.07 a.m 10.46 a.m 4 27 p.m 12.57 a.m. C. B. Kent, Town Agent Our 17 Jewelled movement in gold filled cases at $15.50. But come in and see our stock and we will be pleased to tell you all about any of these watches. Canadian Northern Railway Going East Going West Repress 11.42 a.m Express 9.36 a.m Express 6.40 p.m Express 7.31 p.m ALEX ELLIOT I \ Notices of Births 50 cents} Marriages BO cents} Deaths, BO cents, each insertion, When fnneral cards are printed at this office, insertion free. W atchmaker Successor to C. H. Haddy Jeweler Phone 88 Engraving Free BIRTHS. SprY--In Meaford, May 4th, to Mr. and Mrs. g re(I- J. Spry, (nee Mildred Cook) a daughter. MARRIAGES 'Yi GHT --Hoar--At the residence of the bride's I mother, "The Poplars", May 2nd, by Rev. J. E. Beckel, Mr. Wrightson E. Wight, and Miss Minnie Minnie May, daughter of Mrs. William Hoar, both of Darlington. DEATHS aged^SyeaXs 111 TaUnlon ' ApriI 24th > John Cornish. _ LA , w f- A t Pickering, May 3rd, the late Thos. Law, in her 9lst Brigadier Miller will lecture on "Tne Salvation Army at Mid-Ocean with Naval and Military League and his experiences ih Belgium, France and Holland," Sunday Sunday morning May 13, Mrs. Miller will give an address on "Pure Gold." Sunday afternoon general praise service and an Mary, widow year. -m^i L H S M In <P? Ile X ill ®-k May 6th,--Cynthia M. Sills, wife of Mr. Sylvester D. Sills, in her 72nd year Hawthorne--At Zion, May 3rd," Joseph Haw- Cemetéry 6d 79 years ' Interm ent at Newtonville McCaffery--In Rochester, N.Y., May 2, Maria ODea, relict of the late John McCaffery, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, aged 65 years. McMillan-- In Oshawa, May 5th, Thomas Henry McMillan, late General Manager Western Bank of Canada, in his 7£th year. Gilbert--In Woodstock. May 3rd, Mary Ann, widow of the late Daniel Gilbert, formerly of Bowmanville. Interred here on Saturday. Browning Ave., Toronto, May I 4th. Me ml Irwin, dearly beloved husband of Veda Viola Ewers, youngest son of Rev. J. A. and Mrs. Jewell, formerly of Enniskillen, in his 28th year. address on "The Early Pioneer Days.' Sunday evening Mrs. Miller will speak on "Home and Mother." You are invited to all of these meetings. They will be well worth while. The remains of the late Mrs. Daniel Gilbert Gilbert who died in Woodstock on Thursday Thursday were brought here Saturday for interment interment beside her husband in Bowmanville Bowmanville cemetery. Rey. H. B.Neal conducted conducted the service, the funeral taking place from the G. T. R. station. Three sons and one daughter survive, Messrs. Stanley and Charles Gilbert, Rochester, N. Y., and Mr. Fred. Gilbert, Woodstock, and Mrs. Harry Stowe, Rochester. Besides the three sons who accompanied the remains here were Mr. Harry Gilbert and Mr. Wilfred Rice, Toronto. Deceased was a sister-in-law of Mrs. W. R. R. Cawker of this town. The Consecration service at the Epworth Epworth League in the Methodist Church Monday evening was well attended. Rev. H. B. Neal gave a short àddress on Courage, Conviction, and Consecration" and pretty vocal solos were contributed )y Miss Ethel L. Van Nest and Miss Jennie Merchant accompanied by Miss Reta R. Cole. Scripture Lesson was read by Mr. Elmer Cox. President W. Claude. Ives was in the chair. At the close of the regular program Mr. Kenneth Cox present present Mr. Ives with a pearl and ruby tie-pin on behalf of the League, on the occasion of his retiring from the President's chair and previous to his removing from town. Mr. Ives has been very faithful in his offices, both in the Bowmanville League and also as President of the District League and will be greatly missed. He made a suitable reply, thanking the Leaguers for their expression of appreciation appreciation of his services. Mr. Elmer Cox was elected Treasurer for the coming year. The meeting closed with prayer by Mr. Neal. Moyse--In Rochester, N. Y„ at residence of I her son, James Moyse, on May 6th, Margaret, relict of the late Edward Moyse. Mother of Mrs. Wilson Neads. Aged 96 years. Interred in Bowmanville cemetery. 'Lest We Forget" E. R. BOUNSALL, Designer and Dealer in Monuments, Tablets, Markers, etc., In Granite and Marble. Bowmanville, Ontario. I NOTICE Durihg 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 - Ontario Office Phone 40* House Phone 16 OUSE TO RENT--Apply to W, F. H ouse to r Bowmanyille. Dale, 19-t; G IRL WANTED for light housework. Good wages. Apply to Drawer B, Bowmanville. • 10-t GOING FOR OUR MEMBER. The Dailv Star, Toronto, gave Mr. C. Jonas Thornton a "drive" editorially on Saturday, saying that "Mr. Thornton, M. P. for Durham, said in 1911 that by reciprocity reciprocity we would lose in transportation, in manufacturing, in wages, in machinery, bags and barrels. But the greatest loss would be in by-products. Bran and shorts by-products of milling wheat, were need ed in the eastern Provinces for the feeding feeding of stock, and also tor the industrial population. Mr. Thornton also contended contended that the Government had promised not to amend the tariff without investigation and notice to the people. Yet with moment's notice a radical change had been sprung upon the people of Canada. What does he think of a . Government which obtained power by the most solemn declarations against reciprocity, and without without a moment's notice established reciprocity reciprocity in wheat?" W ANTED--A democrat about a half ton capacity; capacity; cheap for cash. L. J. Goodman, Ty rone. Phone 181-r 2 2. ANTED--A good all-round general who un plain cooking. -- " ifortable home. w _ Bowmanville. derstands plain cooking/ Highest wages and a comfortable ' ' Apply Bpx 18-tf V, H ORSE FOR SALE--Horse, Buggy, Cutter and Harness. $100 for outfit or will sell sep- arately. Apply to A. W. Pickard, The Gar- j ille. age, Bowmanvill 17-tf E ggs for hatching--white best laying strain of trap nest setters. 75c a setting. J. D. " manville, Phone 176-r 4. Wyandottes, birds.. Non- Stevens, Bow- 17-3w* H IGHEST PRICE PAID--For scrap and metal, also poultry and eggs by the Bowmanville Bowmanville Iron & Metal Co. Joe Rosenvolt, Proprietor, Proprietor, 7 Argyle-st, or phone 289, 17 ECHANICS WANTED--Body" bnilders, cab- jfl inet makers, carpenters, and handy men for various departments. Chevrolet Motor Coy, of Canada, Ltd., Oshawa, Ont. O LD FALSE TEETH- $1 00 per set or seven cents Bought in any condition. --1 cents per tooth. Cash by return mail. R. A. Copeman, 2679a Esplanade Esplanade Avenue, Montreal, P. Q. 16-13w* a ENNISKILLEN The Concert Committee has secured excellent talent for 24th. Watch for notice and bills and reserve the dates. May 20th and 24th. CHEAPER GASOLINE Let us burn out your engine with our new. carbon burners, which will give your engine more power, hence more milage on your gas. A. W. Pickard, The Garage Bowmanville. Arthur Lynde, formerly of the staff of the Standard Bank, Pickering, and who has been leader of the choir of St. Andrew's Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Whitby, for the past two years, has resigned to accept a position as choir leader in Brantford. S OLLY SOLO WITCH--Who has moved heie from Toronto, buys all kinds of junk, eggs, poultry, and sweet butter, paying the highest prices in Eastern Ontario. Leave orders at Jack Campbell's, Brown st., Bowmanville. 16-4w C HICKS FOR SALE--Day old chicks, one incubator incubator of^ White Leghorns dne_to hatch May 17th, Battle's strain, the other Barred rocks, due to hatch on May 24th, Gnelph strain. For | particulars apply to Alex Taylor, Concession st. Phone 95 r 4, Bowmanville. 19-lw I A UTO FOR SALE--Light five passenger Touring Touring Car. First class condition, self starter, electric lights, good tires, one spare,, three extra inner tubes, chains, clock spedometor, very easy, on gasoline, cost $1,376, will sacrifice for $360 cash. Drawer B, Bowmanville. 19-lw* H OUSE PARLOR MAID WANTED--Must be clean and neat, willing to go to Lake Simcoe for summer, Family of 4. Two other maids kept. Wages $25 with a raise if satisfaction given. Would teach willing inexperienced girl. Write Mrs. Longwell, 40 Clnny Ave., Toronto. 17-tf LIPPERS AND SHEARS SHARPENED--I L am prepared jto sharpen all kinds of Clippers w and shears; satisfaction given and work guaranteed. guaranteed. Orders may be left at Balles' Hardware Store or at North West corner of Prince and Elgin Sts., Thomas Buckley, Oshawa. 18-3w iOR SALE--Five dwelling houses, comer King and Brown streets, Bowmanville, the property property of the late Mrs. Wm. Rowe, (known as the Westcott property). Will be sold en bloc or separate. separate. Any reasonable terms may be made to suit purchasers. Apply to L. A. W, Tole, real estate, agent, Bowmanville. 60-tf fl OUSE FOR SALE--That desirable brick resi- j dence on Centre-st, containing six rooms and two large halls, heated by furnace, hard and. soft water in kitchen, fine cellar, electric | lighted, good garden. Soldvery reasonably for Immediate sale. Apply to Albx. COLVILLE, comer Centre and Concessionsts., Bowmanville. 45-tf From the Cheapest that is Good to the Best that is Mined Is the kind of Coal we carry. Better order your Coal early and be sure of your winter supply. No order is too small or none too great to receive our prompt attention. Lehigh Valley Coal the kind that satisfies All orders will receive our best attention John A. Holgate & Son Office and Yards, cor. Queen and Division Streets. Telephone No. 153 office.. House Phone 202. Bowmanville, Ont. The Ladies'Store Have you seen ourîîentrancing display of high class novelties in Ladies Spring Suits, Goats, Skirts andjWaists. 5^ We. believe without exception ? we are showing this Spring the most attractive assortment of these garments it has ever been your privilege to see in Bowmanville. Our Dress Goods department also abounds with the latest and most desirable weaves of everv description. description. J We kindly invite your inspection Telephone'106 S. W. Mason & Son Next door to Standard Bank Bowmanville 4 4 -À ,1 t I i ï I: