The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

EGG-0 BAKING POWDER New Prices To keep up the quality of Egg-O, the prices must be changed. changed. The ingredients of Egg-0 have doubled in cost. We would rather raise the price than lower the quality. Egg-0 Standard of Purity must be maintained. 4 oz. tins 10c 6 oz. tins 15c 9 oz. tins 20c " 12 oz. tins 25c 16 oz. tins 35c Egg-0 Baking Powder Co , Limited HAMILTON, CANADA DARLINGTON - WANTED - ARTILLERY HORSES Ages 6 to 9 years, height 15. 2 to 16 hands', weight 1200 to 1350 pounds -and 1500 pounds and stand 16 1 hands. COLORS--Any except light grey, white, or light Buckskin. All horses must be sound, of good conformation, free from blemishes, blemishes, and broken to harness or saddle. Horses will be inspected at Port Perry July 5th at 12 noon. Mrs. Myron Robbins has gone to 'visit her brothers in Winnipeg and Wolseley, Sask.... The community was surprised to hear of Mr. Jas. Balson's death" on Tuesday. Tuesday. Much sympathy is extended to the family in their bereavement. Rev. Geo. Brown conducted the funeral service in Zion church on Thursday, 21st inst., interment interment taking place in Zion cemetery. A. beautiful wreath from the family and also onefrom Zion Sunday School and a spray of lillies from the Ladies' Aid covered the casket... .The tea and concert given on Wednesday was well attended and a great success. On account of Mr. Balson's death the foot-ball game between Ebenezer Ebenezer and Zion was postponed until Friday 22nd which resulted in favor of the home team i-o. After which a concert and social social was held. Proceeds in full $108.... No service here Sunday on account of Hampton anniversary The Epworth League re-opens Sunday, July 8th at 7.30 P- m... .Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs, Alf. Ayre on the arrival of a daughter.. Two football games at Hampton on July 2. Maple Grove Juniors vs. Hampton; Hampton; Ebenezer vs. Maple Grove seniors. The finest stock of Curtain Scrims and Bungalow Net ever shown in town at Couch, Johnston & Cryderman's Limited. Now is the time to look over your mower and reaper. If you need new sections or guards ask Mason & Dale and they will supply y du. Miss Luella Burk, Dunsville, has return ed home after a pleasant visit with the Misses Burk and with friends at Oshawa and Highland Creek... .Miss Smith, Enniskillen, has been visiting Miss Nellie Guy... . Miss Lily Parsons, town, was a recent visitor at home... .Mrs. Alex Mc- Sporan, Cotesville, Pennsylvania, U. S., is visiting Miss Mary McMillan and other relatives in' Ontario and will return to her home in the êarly Autumn. HATDON Anniversary of Haydon Sunday School will be held as follows: On Sunday July 1st Rev. J. U. Robins, Oakwood, will preach at 2.30 p. m. and 7.30 p. m. Music by the school in afternoon and Providence choir in the evening. Collection in aid of the school. On Monday July 2nd a football football game will be played Solina vs. Z on Tea served from four o'clock. At 8 p. m. a high class concert willlbe given by the following talent of Toronto--Howard Russell, Lyric Baritone, Gold Medalist of the Earl Grey competition; Mme. Coutts- j Bain, Scottish vocalist and reader; Robert Wilson, comedian, and Miss Grace Bon- nick, accompanist. Admission, Adults, tea and concert 50c; tea or concert 35c. Children tea and. concert 35c; tea or concert concert 20c. x SOLINA Our Diamond Jubilee Sixty years as successful educators, with many of her sons and daughters occupying prominent positions positions in pulpit and in various activities of dur national national life, is the brilliant record of ALBERT COLLEGE Belleville, Ontario The different classes which embrace Collegiate work, including Fourth Form and Faculty, Literature, Literature, Music--Piano, Vocal, Organ and Violin, Expression, Expression, Art, Theology, and Physical Culture, are under the supervision of thoroughly competent instructors. instructors. Recognizing the demand for book-keepers book-keepers and Stenographers, a trained accountant has been secured for our Commercial Department. HAMPTON League meeting Friday evening in charge of Mr. Everett Kerslake, 4th vice- president was opened by singing and prayer by Pastor Brown. Scripture was read by Miss Lyra Trenouth. "A world's peace that will last" was taken by Miss Erma Salter.. A reading was then, given by Mrs. Winterburn. Visitors: Mrs. W. Bailey, Preston, at Mr. C. Horn's; Miss L. Challis, Bowman- ville, with her sister Mrs. J. H. Wilcox; Mr. F. Cryderman, Bowmanville, spending a few days at his father's, after leaving Bowmanville Hospital having under-gone an operation for appendicitis; Mr. and Mrs. J. Button and Miss Mabel, Mr. and Mrs. F. Matthews,. Toronto, at Mr. W. R. Allin's; Mr. and Mrs. J. Wakely spent Sundav with Bowmanville friends; Mr. and Mrs. E. Horn and Master Ernest, Mr. and Mrs. T. Salter with friends in Port Perry; Mrs. (Rev.) F. Roach has returned to her home in Laurel. Hampton Sabbath School is preparing for a great time on Dominion Day when the anniversary services will be conduct ed on Sunday by Mr. M. A. Sorsoliel of Toronto Normal School, who will speak in the morning on "The Little Boy from Never, Never" and in the evening to the parents on "Two Boys". Music by school under direction of A. B. Cryder- I man. Collection in aid of school funds. Tea served at 4 o'clock. Monday even- ! ing a grand concert will be given by the following:--Mr. James Elcho Fiddes, the Scottish tenor soloist; Miss Elinore Hurd, soprano soloist, as pianist; Master Earl Beebe, one of the best boy elocutionists in Canada, gold medalist of Toronto Public Schools for 1916. The program will be one oPgreat merit. The Ottawa Journal says--"Mr. Fiddes, the Scottish tenor pos sesses a clear, pure tone and the resonant qualities are all that could be desired" Admission, adults, tea and concert 60c; tea 40c, concert 30c; children tea or concert concert 25c. Two football games at Hampton on July 2. Maple Grove Juniors vs. Hampton; Hampton; Ebenezer vs. Maple Grove seniors. -Friday some 20 from here attended the Women's Institute and.Board of Agriculture Agriculture meeting at Newtônville: ... Mr. F. J. Groat, Hampton, presided over the Entrance Entrance Exams, here when 14 candidates wrote. Mr. R. J. McKessock presided at Blackstock.... Mr. C. Scott had a bee drawing timber and lumber for his barn ....Mrs. Jno. Reynolds gave a party Thursday--the 10th birthday of Jop and Jim... .Wedding bells are ringing.... Shield in the North Darlington series of games in football has been won by Solina boys. Congratulations. Captain and team only lost one game Recent visit ors--Miss Ellen J. James at Bowmanville; Miss I. O. Cowle, Toronto, Mrs. Frank Worden and Miss Marian Van Nest, Ebenezer, Ebenezer, at Mr. N. E. Wright's.... Another old resident passed away--Mr. Jas. Saison Saison in his 78th year. He was a good and useful man in this community and was much respected, good neighbor and a kind father and will be missed in the family circle. He leaves a widow, three sons and four daughters to mourn his demise Funeral to Zion on Thursday was largely attended, his pastor, Rev. Geo. Brown, officiating. The family have the sincere sympathy of all Mr. and Mrs. Blake Stevens Sundayed with their cousin, Mr. Bert Stevens, Enniskillen Grandma Brown, Enniskillen, and Mrs. C. Snowden, Spruce, Mich., recently visited their nephew, Mr. Blake Stevens. Don't wait until you are needing to use your mower or reaper. Look after the repairs now. Mason & Dale Hardware will furnish the needed new parts. Phone MAPLE GROVE .Miss Edna Snowden spent Sunday with friends in town L .. Mr. S. Snowden motored motored Pastor and Mrs. Delve to Blacks stock on Sunday....Sunday School at 10.30 a.m. on Sunday.... Miss Laura Wickett, Toronto, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Thos. Snowden. Deering & McCormick repairs at F. O. Mason's. Two football games at Hampton on July 2nd. Maple.Grove Juniors vs. Hampton; Hampton; Ebenezer vs. Maple Grove seniors. ENFIELD Miss Myrtle Hobbs wrote on the Entrance Entrance exams at Solina.... Congratulations Congratulations to Mr. W.. Ball--its a son Messrs. Ellis Pascoe and B. Powell are erecting new silos... .Our anniversary passed off well--good congregations from Bowmanville, Oshawa, Kedron, Oshawa, Oshawa, Raglan, Columbus. Burketo.n,-Haydon, Burketo.n,-Haydon, Zion, Solina, Blackstock, and Toronto, Toronto, to hear Rev. H. Wilkinson deliver two stirring addressess. The children under direction of Irene H. Bray assisted ay Miss Ethel Van Nest sang exceedingly well. ' Enniskillen choir in the evening sang in the same harmonious manner as usual. Collections about $27.00, sufficient o supply the Sunday School for another year. 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. Be sure and see us before buying your new tires--we can save you money. A. W Pickard, The Garage, Bowmanville. BUCKWHEAT AND MILLET. TYRONE 145. EBENEZER \ \ ORONO Join the Throng of the Thrifty People Who Buy at the Corner Grocery Below are only a few of the many specials we are offering for this week: 100 lbs. Granulated Sugar $8.75 Molasses, lean 10c ^ " " $1.75 Dutch Cleanser, 1 can 10c 2 lbs Prunes 25c Upton's Tea, old price...40c lb 4 lbs Rice 25c £ lb tin Fry's Cocoa ..25c 3 Jelly Powders 25c Worcestershire Sauce 10c Simcoe Pork and Beans 20c Canned Peas, 2 tins ...25c Matches 5c Toilet Soap, special, 3 for...25c Don t forget we have fresh Fish every week. Highest Cash Prices paid for new laid Eggs, Butter and all Farm Produce, HARRY ALLIN Phone 186 - - Bowmanville m t-3 Clarke District Orangemen will attead service at Clarke Church on Sunday July 8th Mr. John Noden lost a two year old colt while breaking it in... .Rev. G. C.'are, the esteemed pastor of the Methodist Methodist Churph ' here, has/been honoured with me chairmanship of Bowmanville district Mr. Daniel Whitney & Son have bought the 150 acre farm, East of Newcastle, known as the David Shaw place.. . .Mr. Fred Wood lost another beef animal last week, making the fourth that has died from the same mysterious cause Mr. George Staples and son Frdd, London, are visiting Messrs Wm I , luc " cAaimuauuns and A. J. Staples, aJ ottafSs he™. Su^FoMbfu T-m aW •' Mr. Staples is now in his 90th year. He Uur * tba11 Team went to z,nn Pri was born in West Durham. Mr. Robt. Burley and family Maple Grove, moved into the house next to the church Monday. He will work for Mr. A. E. Riindle this summer Mr. Burn ham, Port Hope, and Mr. McClripin, Brockville, spent Sunday at Mr. R. H. McCalpin's. Mrs. Levi Annis left Tuesday for a lengthened visit with her daughter Mrs. L. T. Courtice at Calgary, Alberta Mr and Mrs. John Power, Cadmus, recently visited Ebenezer relatives Several can didates from S. S. Nos. 3, 4, and 8, wrote at Bowmanville and Oshawa on Entrance Examinations. We wish them all-success Blake Courtice's youngest child, Robert, has been very ill with pneumonia, but is improving Our pastor and wife motored to Nestleton Sunday, where Mr. Delve preached S. S. anniversary sermons Many orchards are being sprayed these days Several farmers have had to re-plant their corn ground Miss Luella McCalpin, Toronto, spent the week-end at her home Miss Marion Van Nest Sundayed with her mother at Bowmanville....Our Teacher Training Class wrote on their examinations Mon- Visitors: Miss Marion Bellman, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, holidaying with Miss Reta Ams- bary... .Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fraser, Newcastle, Newcastle, at Mr. Wm. Little's Miss Vera Colwill, and Mr. Fred Harding, Albert College, Belleville, at Mrs. G. Phare's Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Annis and Mr. Allin Annis Sundayed at Geo. F. Annis, Court- ice Miss Mabel Wight, Bowmanville, spent a few days at home... .Saturday afternoon being extremely wet the Sunday Sunday School picnic was held Monday. The afternoon was spent in the usual sports of racing and baseball after which tea was served, in the evening an S. S. League football game was played between Solina and Tyrone resulting 1 to 0 in favour of the home team. The Women's Institute held tag day. Proceeds amounted amounted to $22.90. Two football games at Hampton on Tuly 2. Maple Grove Juniors vs. Hampton; Hampton; Ebenezer vs. Maple Grove seniors. See A. W. Pickard International Agent before buying your Farm Machinery and Implements. ENNISKILLEN mf Hampton Mills We have a full line of Bread and Pastry Floors, Cereals and Mill Feed at very reasonable prices. Chas. Horn, Hampton Phone 128 p 6 B6 _ , - - .Mrs. Thos. Willis, Carnduff, Sask., who is. visiting her mother, Mrs. Jane Miller, received a telegram telegram that her son, Pte. T. M. Willis, who was previously reported wounded, had made the supreme sacrifice at the battle of Vimy Ridge, Mr Willis, arrived Monday from Carnduff.... Mr. George Cornish, a one-time butcher here, in partnership with the late Robert Rowe, is now in the Peace River District and likes the count ry well. He went from'hereto Bowmanville Bowmanville and from there west, and the country from all reports is agreeing with him. Miss Aileen Scantlebury, Belleville, is guest of her friend, Miss Eva Mitchell..... Mrs. Norman Rickard and daughter, Winnifred, Newcastle, and Mrs. Millard Smith, Schenectady, N. Y., visited Mr. A, A. Gamsby Miss Nettie M. Staples, teacher of Antioch public school for some years, has resigned....Twenty-four pupils pupils are writing on their high school entrance entrance exams, Miss. E. M. Wise presiding Congratulations to Mr. B. S. Tucker, who has completed his third year in medicine medicine at Queen's University, Kingston.... Mr. Orley Chapman has been engaged by Orono Creamery Co., to handle the auto truck on the cream routes... .The Methodists Methodists listened with much pleasure Sunday evening week to a well rendered solo by Dr. F. W. Rutherford, entitled "Let us have peace.. ..A Toronto auto party heading for the Kendal fishery went over the McCormack dump at Charley Cooper's Sundav morning week....A purse of gold was handed Miss Wise at the conclusion conclusion of the prayer meeting Thursday evening, as an appreciation of her services by the Methodist congregation... .Mr. Robert Gray, Newcastle, has bought the Joe Tebble barn, 62x32ft, to rebuild on the site of the one destroyed by fire..... Women's Institute had a splendid gathering gathering of ladies at their meeting June 15th, when 65 were present to hear Dr. Brown, "The need of the Hour," the subject, was certainly well handled by the doctor as .she spoke for more than an hour without a note or -headline. After the address Mrs. Roy favoured the gathering with a solo, in splendid style. At the close of the meeting ice-cream and cake in abundance abundance was served and everyone seemed to enjoy the social hour. Phone 145 for sections and guards for your reaper and mower. Mason & Dale Hardware have them. Our Football Team went to Zion Friday night, and met their first defeat of the season. In the last minute of play the ball slipped by "Penny", and there was no chance for revenge. Our boys have won two games, however, and still have a lead / on the shield.... Rain aplenty fell last jWeek, and there should oe rapid growth of grasses and grains. We could stand a dry spell for awhile now... .Mr. R. H. McCalpin, G. T. R. Agent, is enjoying enjoying a well-earned holiday and Mr. Doran is relieving.... Services were conducted Sabbath by Rev. J. W. Totten, Blackstock, who preached very acceptably to fair sized congregations Miss Clara Mc Calpin was feted Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. F, A. Crago, when the "Sunshine" class of Ebenezer _S. S. gave her an address and miscellaneous "shower", "shower", previous to her marriage Miss Eyalena Holt is holidaying with Toronto friends Miss Louise Osborne of- Albert College, Belleville, is home for the vacation vacation We notice some signs of railway activity near S. D. Pickell's. There is a signboard with "Deauville" upon it, and one train a day stops to take on both passengers and milk....Miss Clara McCalpin McCalpin and Mr. Craig Garrett, Brockville, were quietly married at G. T. R. station at noon on Saturday by Revs. J. W. Rae, Newcastle, and R. A. Delve, Courtice. They left at 2 p.m. for Niagara Falls and other places to enjoy the honeymoon. R eturning, they will reside in Brockville. All join in heartiest wishes for a happy matrimonial experience ;... W. M, S. met at church Thursday afternoon. Miss ttie Osborne gave a capital report of e District meeting at îjewcastle. A solo was contributed by Miss Alma Courtice, a-duet by Mesdames A. E.Rundle and W, R. Courtice, and a reading by Miss Aura Osborne. Next meeting will be the annual "At Home". Mrs. Delve occupied the chair, and Miss Irene Worden acted as secretary...,The annual Courtice family picnic was held at Oshawa-on-the Lake Wednesday... .Our football team won the championship shield of the Darlington Darlington Sunday School League for the second year in succession by defeating Maple Grove 1 to 0 on Tuesday night. Mr. John Baker, Solina, made an excellent excellent referee... .Mr. Kenneth Courtice attended attended a Bowmanville District Epworth League executive meeting in Hampton Tuesday night....Our pastor and wife went to Orono Wednesday Jwhere he officiated at the marriage of Miss Edith Wood and Mr. Percy Cooper, Oshawa* Hat the' The most successful W.M.S. tea held yet as regards, numbers, tea and program, was given at the home of Mrs. Wm. Smith Thursday afternoon by Mesdames Alex., Wm. and Fred Smith, when between between 60 arid 70 took tea on the lawn where tables were set with a supply of good things on them. A number of the members of Enfield Ladies' Aid were also present and enjoyed the afternoon. Mrs. J. A. Werry gave an excellent report of the Branch Meeting, and Mrs. F. W. Lee reports of Mrs. Lewis' and Mrs. A. H. Foster's addresses on "Christian Stewardship" Stewardship" and "Practical - Plans for Tithing" Mrs. C. W. Slemon gave her District Con vention paper on "Prayer", Miss Irene Bentham a reading on "The Thank-Offering' Thank-Offering' Box" while Mesdames Palmer and Stainton, Misses Marjorie Hoidge, Toronto, Toronto, - Gladys Collacutt, Tyrone, Irene Bray, Enfield, Elsie Rundle and Grace Slemon, Enniskillen, delighted the audience audience with vocal and instrumental num bers. Mite boxes were distributed and a new member secured. A hearty vote of thanks was given the hostesses for for their entertainment. Collection $17 05. Mrs. Shaw, who is growing much weaker, was taken to,her home at Ponty- pool on Friday in Mr. Wm. Smith's car, accompanied by her son, Dr.Sha w.,.... Mr. James McLaughlin was struck in the leg by a horse and is badly crippled Visi tors: Dr. J. C. Devitt and family, at Dr. Slemon's; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stainton and son, Toronto, with relatives Mr. Wm. Stainton was delegate of the Chosen Friends to Grand Council in Toronto.... We are glad to know that Mr. H. J. Werry is able to be up a few hours each day Monthly Temperance program and review were held Sunday morning .Enniskillen choir assisted at Enfield anniversary. Buy the best when you are buying and get International Harvester Co's Farm Machines and Implements. Sold by A. W. Pickard, Bowmanville. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Mr. John Elliott, B. A., principal of Mitchell High School, former principal of our High School, in a note to the editor editor calls attention to the fact that Lieut. Eric Lockhart, B. A. Sc., whose death was reported last week is one more old B. H. S. boy to give his life for the empire. He spent a year in Bowmanville studying honor mathematics under Mr. Elliott and then went on to the University graduating graduating from the faculty of Applied Science to go to the front. He was looked upon as a fine manly lad when a student here. Another excellent young fellow who came from Newcastle to Bowmanville school about the same time was Douglas Davidson. He graduated as B. A. Sc. and went west for a while but is now in khaki at Petewawa waiting his turn to go to the front. Mr. Elliott is following with sympathetic interest the careeFof of the students whom he learned to know during his seven years' principalship here. OBITUARY. Mrs. W. J. Moore, Kingston. In the passing away of Mrs. W. J. Moore at her late residence, 333 Earl-st, Kingston, June Iijthe city loses one of its finest and most highly respected residents. residents. Margaret Dorothy Maynard, daughtero f the late John Maynard was born in the city fifty-nine years ago, always always residing here. She was married to WUIiam John Moore and was the loving mother of four boys and one girl. During During her life Mrs. Moore was a faithful member of the first Baptist Church and the funeral service held Wednesday afternoon conducted by Rev. Douglas Laing- There are left to mourn her loss her husband, four sons: Wm. H. Moore, Herbert V. Moore, Alex. H. Moore, and E. Roy Moore; one daughter Miss Irene Moore all in this city; two sisters Mrs. John Friendship, Neleon-st, Kingston, and Mrs. John Hamblyn, Bowmanville, and one brother John Maynard, Cape Vincent --Whig, Hints for Farmers Who Have Low Lands. The world's reserve of foodstuffs is virtually exhausted. Canada's best outlook outlook in wheat is 76,000,000 bushels short of 1915- Farmers! sow your nonproducing nonproducing land to buckwheat or millet, and help make up the deficit in our grain yield. Buckwheat averages from 30 to 40 bushels per acre, and may be sown up to middle of July, and give fair returns. Rye buckwheat is the variety which has given highest yield at Guelph for ten years. Sow 2 to 3 pecks per acre. Harvest Harvest Buckwheat when first seeds are fully mature. Cut with a self-binder, stock in long shocks, and thresh soon as dry. Millet is a good catch crop. Early varieties may be sown up to July 15th. SoW' just before a rain, and soon loses its vitality. Sow about 25 pounds to the acre. Millet may be cut any time from complete "heading out" to late bloom Hungarian grass yields 3% tons per acre. We handle the famous Bayne buggies and' they are good ones. See us before buying. A. W. Pickard, The Garage Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Men's and Boys' Ready-to-Wear Suits and Rain Coats in all sizes and qualities a * ^ oucb ' Johnston & Cryderman's Limit- ed. No better value anywhere. Roofing Paint at F. O. Mason's. Brantford Roofing at F. O. Mason's. Washing Machines 5 styles at F. Ô Mason's. FUNERAL DIRECTORS- L. Morris & Son Most Complete Equipment Sunday and night calls promptly attended to. Bowmanville Phones 10-34 Branches : ORONO HAMPTON DR. J. C. DEVITT DENTIST, Grad uate of Royal Dental College, pronto. I OFFICE : King St. East, Bowmanville, OFFICE HOURS: 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. dally V except Sunday. Phone 90a House Phone 90b Stationery "Grecian", a newly boxed Stationery, Stationery, light weight paper and envelopes. envelopes. Grecian is a writing paper of superior quality, 24 sheets and 24 envelopes boxed- complete-, 35q. Light, breezy stories for men and women 35c by the following well-known authors--Rex authors--Rex Beach, Edward Stuart White, Gene Stratton Porter, Kate Douglas Wiggin. W; T. ALLEN, "BIG 20" - BOWMANVILLE A Leader Quiet, genteel, slender-- this new model is fashioned' to fit the foot with snug comfort It will stand up under hard wear without losing its aristocratic and good-looking lines. Fred Knox, Phone 120 - King-st X MEAT IN WAR TIME No meal is entirely complete without without meat. If you want the choicest the market produces in Beef, Pork, Lamb, or Veal, leave your order at our store and it will be promptly attended to. If you cannot come to the store have our waggon call and make your own selection. J. H. MUTTON Phone 225 King Street Seeing the Opportunity and Seizing it are Two Very Different Matters Why do we claim our groceries are the best ? Because of Freshness and Quality, Sure to Satisfy, Satisfy, the Best the Market Produces, the Kind that Tempts the Appetite these days. FRUIT OF ALL KINDS New Layer Raisins New Shelled Almonds New Valencia Raisins New Smyrna Figs .New Hallowi Dates New Shelled Walnuts New Cleaned Currants New Candied Peels Extra quality of Tea at a price you will be pleased with. Coffee, the very best. Everything in the^Grocery line good and fresh. Special attention to phone orders Phonè 65 «AlTClll© Tfllty Bowmanville The Reliable Grocery House ■x x.r-