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Specials This Week : Make Snowden's your headquarters for Fruit of all kinds. Peaches at 65c apd 90c per basket. Pèars nine for eating at 40c a large basket. Plums, .the best for preserving at 90c a large basket. Cooking apples, the best at 30c per peck. Try our mild cured Bacon at 45c per lb. Our boneless Backs at 50c per lb. Smoked Hams at 45c per lb. Cooked Ham at 50c per lb, Our fresh Sausage and Weiners are the best. Oup Tea in green, Iplack or mixed is a winner at 40c per lb. Two bottles of Worcestershire Worcestershire Sauce at 25c. -- Snider's Soup, Tomato at 15c a large tin. - Granulated Sugar, 20 lbs for $1.97. V* We will pay 40c cash or trade for Butter"or Eggs. R. Snowden. The Elite Grocery Phone 243 Jewelry Specials Our assortment of Necklets, Lavaliers, and Pendants was never better than it is now and we cordially invite everyone to come in and ■ see our stock. Prices range from $2.50 and up for Pendants and chain in 10 kt. $6.00 and up for Lavaliers Lavaliers and Necklets in 10 kt and 14 kt gold. See Our Window Display Alex Elliot, Watchmaker Jeweller . Engraver Phone 88 > > War Flour. War Flour is what every good housewife should use to-day. We have the Straight Grades for Bread and Pastry from Manitoba and Ontario Wheat specially for family use. Also Whole Wheat and Graham Flour. Cereals and Mill Feed always on hand. Prices reasonable and satisfaction assured. Chas. Horn, Hampton s 1 Phone 129 r 6 Roofing Paint at F. O. Mason's. Spades and Shovels at F. O. Mason's. "1900 Gravity Washers" at F. O. Mason's. F gv Ç.* - f ' I K - K Properties For Sale New House, good situation, Bowman- ville. 7 rooms. Y cut oak floors, open fire place, water and electric light. Loi 50 x 150. Brick cottage, good garden, hard and soft warer convenient. Electric light, stable, ail in good repair. 9 acres and, brick house, barn, orchard. Cheap for cash. Toronto residence to exchange for farm. Cottages at Lake--now is the time to bay cheap. Several lots in Bowmanville for sale cheap. Buy and Build a house. Rents collected for out-of-town owners. owners. Clients waiting to rent houses. A Call Solicited John J.iVlâson Insurance and Real Estate Dodds Sc Struthers Lightning- Rod System. Auction Sale of Lands By an Exècutor. I have received instructions from the executor of the Will of S. H. Colwill, deceased, to offer for sale by public auction, at the BOWMAN HOUSE, IN BOWMANVILLE, ON SATURDAY OCTOBER 13,1017, AT 2 P. M., the following lands : The south quarter of lot 14, concession 6, Darlington Darlington township. This is said to be 60 acres, more or less, of as good pasture land as is anywhere. anywhere. It is well watered with a never failing stream of spring water. It is now all in grass. It has a barn on same about 30x46 ft. Possession to plow will be given after First November, 1917, and fall possession April 1, 1918. The property will be offered for sale subject to a reserved bid. ' TERMS : 10% of purchase money to be paidat balance in SO days thereafter. time of sale, and Farther particulars and conditions of sale will be made Known at time of sale, and can be obtained obtained from either of the -undersigned. Dated September 17, 1917. D. B. SIMPSON, K.C., L. A. W. TOLE, Solicitor for executor, Ancti neer. 88td TIRÉ REPAIRING Ideal Tire Repair Company, Corner King and Silver Streets, Bowmanville, is now open for business. business. Steam vulcanizing services and guaranteed work at minimum prices. Auto Tire and Tube repairing repairing a specialty. Free Air Service. Service. Dealers in all popular Canadian Canadian madq Tires. R. M. Jamieson, Mgr. BOWMANVILLE, SEPT. 27, 1917 West Durham Fair COMPLETE PRIZE LIST. HORSES^ HeaVy Draft Judge--F. W. Batty, Brooklin. Brood mare W. E. Jewell, H. Greenlees,- Greenlees,- C. A. Chapman. 2 yr old--O. A. Ohapmanr Robt. Gray, Horatio Hills* 1 yr old-- W. E. Jewell, H. Hills^ Foal-- O. N. Stain ton, J. F. Osborne, H. Greenlees. Span-- W. C. Ashton, Horatio Hills, McClellan & Co. Dray horse in harness--E. "WV-I^os- combe, 1 and 3, John A. Holgate & Son, 2. . - 3 yr old on rein-- W . E. Jewell. Agricultural Brood mare--Geo. S. Cochrane, Jos Wight & Son, F. L. Squair. 2 yr_ old--Russell Gilbert, J. J. Ormiston, R. M. Cale. 1 yr old--I. T. Chapman, Ed. Weatherilt, Arthur Welch. ""Foal--Thos. Snowden & Son, Ed. Weatherilt, Jos. Wight & Son. Span--T. Allin & Sons, E. Weatherilt, Weatherilt, J. T. Chapman. 8 yr old on rein--Arthur Welch. General Purpose Mare or gelding in harness-- W. E. ! Lewis, T. Snowden & Son, W. H. Argue. Carriage J udge--T. A. Crow, Toronto. Brood mare-- W. E. Jewell, Howard Bowen. Local and Otherwise Mason & Dale Hardware hâve some' thing new in stoves. Call and "see them before buying. They.have just what you need. X _ Filly, 1 yr-- Filly 2 yrs* 5 ^ Cochrane. do do 1 and 3 Geo. S Foal--HowardBowen,*W. E. Jewell. Span--J.W. Knapp, W. H. Hoskins, Williams Bros. Single driver--Ray McLaughlin, C. "Wright, Geo. H. Bickell. Single driver under 15J--Ewart McLaughlin. McLaughlin. Roadster Brood mare--Frank Allin, S. Edgar Werry, W. J- Stutt. Filly 2 yr old-- J. É. Chapman. Filly 1 yr old--Geo. Cain, 1 and 3, W. S. Bragg. Foal-- W. J. Stutt, S. Edgar Werry, A. Ross. Span-- C. F. Beatty. Driver--J. J. Ormiston, S. Powell, A. Summerhays. Combination class--Ewart McLaughlin. McLaughlin. y Saddle horse-- R. S. McLaughlin, Ewart McLaughlin. Lady driver--Miss Bongard, Miss Cooledge. Lady rider--Miss McLaughlin, Miss Bo'ngard. Best tqrnout--Ewart McLaughlin, Ray McLaughlin. Mare or gelding 8 yr old in harness --Sam PoxVell, Geo. S. Cochrane. Style and speed turnout -- O. Wright. Ponies Single pony in. harness--W. Baker, John Comrie, Mrs. P. B. Smith. Mr. T. A. Crow's Specials Foal 1917-- W. E. Jewell. 8 yr old on rein-- do, J. E. Chapman. Senator Beith's Specials Foal 1917-- C. N. Stainton, Thos. Snowden & Son, Ed. Weatherilt, J. F. Osborne. 1 yr old filly--Thos. Snowden <fc Son, W. E. Jewell. Clydesdale any age-- W. E. Jewell. CATTLE Shorthorn McIntosh--Hoar A quiet marriage took place on Saturday Saturday afternoon, September 22nd, at the 'Xmbridge St. Methodist parsonage, Lind- y, when Miss Elsie Hoar of Lindsay, became became the bride of Mr. Clifford McIntosh of Bowmanville,* Rev. A. H. Going officia tr ing. Miss Sadie Hoar, sister of the bride, and Mr. A. Gordon Andeirson ably assisted assisted the contracting parties. The happy couple left on the C. P. R. train for Toronto Toronto where they will reside--Lindsay Post. Judge--W. A. Dryden, Brooklin. Bull--J F Osborne, T Baker <fc Son. Bull 2 yrs--S Edgar Werry, Solina. Bull under 2 yrs--T Baker & Son Bull calf--T. Baker & Son, W S Bragg 2 and 3. Calf 1917--J F Osborne, T Baker&son Milch cow-- do do 2 and 8. Heifer 3 yrs-- do do 2 and 3. " 3 " -- T Baker & Son, J F Osborne, S Edgar Werry. Heifer under 2 yrs-- J F Osborne, T Baker 8c Son, C N Stainton. V Heifer calf under 1 yr--Geo. Mitchell, O N stainton. _ . Heifer calf J 917--JF Osborne 1 and 3 S Edgar Werry 2. Shorthorn herd--J. F. Osborne, Baker Sc Son. Grades Milch cow-- C N Stainton, Frank Allin, T Baker Sc Son. Heifer 2 yrs--J F Osborne 1 and 2. - " 1 yr--T Baker & Son. " calf-- C. N. Stainton, L O Snowden. Beef steer 2 yrs-- T Baker ABon, J F Osborne 2 and 3 Beef calf--Frank Allin 1 and S. - Polled Angus Cattle Mr, E. E. Pridham, organist and choirs master, Port Hope Methodist Church, has accepted a similar position in High Park Presbyterian Church, Toronto. Rev. Dr. Tailing, Toronto, preached in St. Paul's church, Peterboro, where he was welcomed as anjold friend of the congregation congregation Sunday.. Thos. B. Mitchell, Oshawa, a well- known and popular druggist, has been appointed a magistrate for the County of Ontario. Mr. Mitchell has been in business business in Oshawa for 25 years and is one of the leading Conservatives of the town. Four citizens of Port Perry visited Bowmanville on Tuesday--Mr. W. H. Harris, LL. B„ Mr. H. . H. Hutcheson, Banker, Jas. McHoull, produce buyer, and Jas. Swan, Carriage builder. They engaged engaged in a game of bowls for an hour with local players. Those who heard Capt. J. W. Magwood preach in the Methodist Church some weeks ago will be pleased to know that he will give a lecture "Some Chop Stuff" regarding his work at the front, in the Methodist Church, Wednesday Oct. 3rd. Admission 15c. Proceeds for the Girls. Patriotic Club and Capt. Magwood's work' Word has been received by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. J, Henry, that their only son Gr. Leonard J. Henry, R. N. C. V. R., of the "Canapos" a big man-of-war boat, came through the air raid of Sept. 5th at Chatham, England, unharmed altho several several comrades were killed. His family has been very anxious as to his safety since the news of the Chatham raid came. WEDDINGS. Dustan--Mitchell. A pretty wedding was solemnized at noon on Saturday, September 22nd, when Jelen Marguerite, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Mitchell, was united in marriage with Mr. Thomas A. Dustan, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dustan both of this town. The Rev. H. B. Kenny of Cobourg officiated. The bride who was given away by her father, was unattended, wearing a suit of navy blue with hat to match and a corsage bouquet of Ophelia roses and orchids. During the signing of the register Mr. Roderick M. Mitchell sang "All Mine Alone." After luncheon the happy couple left on a motor trip and on their return will take up their residence in Bowmanville. Henry--Sharp A quiet but pretty wedding took place on Wednesday, Sept. 19, at 2.30 p. m., at îome of the bride's parents, "Castle Brae arm",Enniskillen, whenChristina, second eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sharp, became the wife of William Meredith Meredith Henry, Bowmanville, the Rev. Mr. Gomme officiating. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore her traveling traveling suit of blue poplin with taupe brocade brocade and picture hat of taupe. The bride was unattended. Miss Pearl Sharp, sister of the bride, played the wedding march. After the signing of the register the guests adjourned to the tea room where lunch was served. Friends from Paris, Toronto, Toronto, Peterboro," and Bowmanville were guests at the wedding. Ferguson--Barrowclough. A very pretty wedding took place at the îome of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Barrowclough, Barrowclough, Little Britain, September 12th. when their eldest daughter, Cora May, was married to Frank F. Ferguson, Oak- wood. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. H. S. Spence, of Little Britain, in the presence of immediate friends. The sride was given away by her father, and was attended by her sister, Della Barrowclough. Barrowclough. After the wedding breakfast, Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson left on a honeymoon honeymoon trip to Toronto, Niagara and points west.. On their return they will reside in Oakwood. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Foley, Bowmanville, cousins of the groom. The bride and groom spent a portion of their honeymoon with their numerous Bowmanville relatives relatives and others in this vicinity. Ives--Black. Bull-- F B Lovekin Sc Sons. Bull calf--J A Barrie, L B Lovekin & Sons. Cow-- F B Lovekin Sc Sons. Heifer 2 yrs-- do Heifer calf .7 A Harr e 1 and X. Herd-- F B Lovekin & Sons. Holsteins Judge-- R. M. Holtby, Manchester." Bull-- R R Stevens, L C Snowden. " calf- T Snowden & Son.. " " 1917-- " R R Stevens. Cow-- R R Stevens 1 and 2, T Snow- • den and Son. j Heifer 8 yrs-- R R Stevens' " 2 " --T Snowden & Son, R R Stevens... Heifer under 2 yrs-- Nubie Metcalf. " calf under 1 yr-- do T Snowden Snowden & Son. Heifer calf 1917--T Snowden & Son, R R Stevens. Herd-- R R Stevens, T Snowden & Son. . Jerseys Cow--T Percy, Norman'S B James. Heifer "S' yrs-- F B Lovekin & Sons 1 and 2. - Heifer calf Willard Stevens, F B Lovekin & Sons. , Bankers' Competition J Frank jOsborne, Russell Sully, R R Stevens. (Continued on 3rd page.) A very pretty house wedding took place in Bloomfield- on Sept. 12, at 11 j'clock, in the home of Dr. and Mrs. Ca- îoon, when Miss Cassie May Black,youngest Black,youngest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. ohn V. Black, was united in marriage with Mr. W* Claude Ives, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Iv.es of Bowmanville. The ceremony took place in the pretty west- side room that was effectively decorated with many Sowers and greenery, together" with the traditional arch of fragrant cedar studded with white and pink asters. Lohengfin's'wtdding march was played by Miss Edna R. Nelson, a consul of the bride,-who was given away by her brother-in-law, brother-in-law, Dr. Gaboon. The pretty bride was charming in a simple white gown of crepe-de-chine, with a white satin sash, and a corsage ornamented with pearls-- ' she carried a bouquet of roses and carna- . turns Her only attendant was little Dorothy Gaboon, her neice, who looked very sWeet in her daintiness and acted as j ring-hearer and flower girl. Rev. Wm. ; Limbert officiated. The guests were the I immediate relatives of the happy couplé. ! The wedding party motored to Belleville, ( where they eft on the flyer for Western : Ontario, on their honeymoon. Mrs. Ives's departure from Bloomfield is-a decided loss to the chuch and Sunday School where she was an earnest worker, alsq the Epworth League, where her presence and and assistance were given with unceasing devotion. Mr. and Mrs. Ives will reside in Bowmanville. Many beautiful presents werereceived. Previous to her marriage a miscellaneous shower was given the bride by her girl-friends at the home of Miss Genevive Smith. The offleersand teachers-of the Sunday School met at the home of Dr. Cahoon and presented Miss Black with" a beautiful casserole as a •light token of appreciation, i rien ! Men ! We are now showing a very com plete selection of Twentieth Century Samples in Overcoatings and Fall Suitings. All the newest styles and makes of cloths this season We will be pleased to show you the range any time. McMurtry Si Co. Ltd. Thé Big Departmental Store Phone 83 Bowmanville An Inviting Array of Fall Shoes for morning, afternoon, and night, for indoors and out, is awaiting your early inspection. This is a good time to test our service. We are confident that you will find it all we have said it to be. Fred Knox, Phone 120 - King-st DR. J. C. DEVITT, DENTIST, Grad nate of Royal Dental College, Toronto. OFFICE : King St. East, Bowmanville, OFFICE HOURS: 9 a. m. to 6 p. --m. daily except Sunday. Phone eoa House Phone 90b Choice Fresh Meats Of All Kinds For Fair Day Leave your order early. Cooked Ham, Bacon, etc. Lard in small or large quantities. C. M. CAWKER &Son Phone 64 , Bowmanville FUNERAL DIRECTORS L. Morris & Son Moat Complete Equipment 'gfit ! " Sunday and night calls promptly attended to. Bowmanville Phones 10-34 Branches : OBONO HAMPTON Be " Prepared For school opening by buying your supplies early. We have in stock High and Public School Text Books, Exercise, Scribblers, Copy. - ing, Drawing, Pads, Pencils, Pen Holders, Pens, Erasers, Paints, and Crayons. W. T. ALLEN, "BIG 20" ÏB0WMANVILLE " Mr. Cawke Day, Cawke The has ag. town t the fin occupî used a is valu more this fir which X ÊËÈÈÊÊÊ 11!h : S '§ÊÉÈÊÈèi£ék:::MÊÊiÈÊÊ I - ÈliÉÉÉ .. V I t v"'-