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/£É5V.«ï3ÈS?SS S Insu TURNIPS WANTED-- i, , , well trimmed, sound turnips, at JOc per bus. or 98 per ton, delivered. This price is not guaranteed after above amount has been secured. Tohn A. Holgate - & Son, Evaporator, Bowman ville. ■J, ; : r ; m FIRE--Mercantile; Buildings^ Household Furniture Farm Insurance--reduction made tor lightning xod protection LIFE--Sun Lite policies offer very hest policies for both insurance protection and investment ACCIDENT ) DEATH > Most liberal and up-to-date policies HEALTH 3 AUTOMOBILE--Fire and Liability MRS. EDITH V. SCOBELL, Agent, Phone 189, Bowmanville North side of King street 2nd door west of Bank of Open evenings. Montreal. Getting Ready For CHRISTMAS ISi. I have purchased for your use: 5 steers from John. Darch, Bowmanville 2 heifers from E. J. Burk, Bowmanville 4 choice cattle from Thos. Cowan, Orono 1 heifer from-Wm. Oke, Enniskillen 1 heifer from James Stanley, Bowmanville 7 heifers and steers from S. Snowden, Bowmanville Also some very choice lambs Farmers, before .selling your Poultry dont fail to call us up. Leave your order eat;ly for your Christmas dinner. Choice Poultry always^dh hand. W. H. Chains Successor to J. H. Mutton Phone 225 - - Bowmanville Seeing the Opportunity and Seizing it are Two Very Different Matters SL 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 Nejv Shelled Walnuts New Smyrna Figs New Cleaned Currants New Hallowi Dates 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. Phone 65 Special attention to phone orders Archie Tait, Bowmanville The Reliable Grocery House Mr. O. O. Worden of Toronto Public School Staff, was home over the weekend. weekend. .. .Mr. _ and Miss Scott, Moorefield, have been visiting relatives around here.. ..At our Sunday School, an interesti g feature was the presentation of a Bible and Book of Poems to Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Courtice. the popular Superintendent and his wife, who have returned from their wedding tour. The presentation was made by the Hon. Supt., Mr. R. E Osborne, in a spicy address. { The Supt. made a happy reply, and was certainly taken by surprise, as the event bad been kept perfectly secret...... Miss Lyla Osborne, Toronto, was home over Sunday .... Mrs. James Short returned from a visit to her daughters in Hamilton.... These are trying days here, as our homes are being robbed of our boys. All are "wishing for the war to cease"... .Mr. A - E. Rundle has improved his house by reshingling reshingling it... .The graders were at work- last week on Kingston Road and have made an immense improvement...... Epworth League drew over 60 to our church on Fr'day night. Mrs. Courtice, President opened the service and after singing^ Mr. G. F. Annis led in prayer. Lesson was read by Miss -A. Pickell, and Topic given by Miss V. Werry. Program Program included, solo by Mrs. Anni-; a piano solo by Miss M. Gardiner; duet by Pastor and Mrs. Delve; and reading by Miss A. Osborne. A Literary game was much enjoyed; and refreshments and candy were served. All enjoyed the j evening....Saturday afternoon Mrs. K. - Courtice (nee Miss G. Pickell) had a j visit from her Sunday School class, who called to present her with an address and some towels in honor of her marriage.... j Messrs. John Penfound, Toronto, and Roy Penfound, Oshawa, were home Sabbath.. Our Sunday School officials effected an j exchange of Library books with Zion ! Sunday School, and there will be the charm of fresh reading for the winter.... Miss Reynolds, Solina, spent Sunday with Mrs. W. H. Nichols... .Gravel drawing from B. Courtice's pit has been resumed, and several teams are engaged... .Considerable .Considerable threshing is being done in this ; neighborhood Sunday services were well attended. Rev. Mr. Delve gave us two interesting discourses on "The Walls of Jericho," and "Pilate, the Coward." i Our Indian Summer is being threatened and shortened by old Jack Frost, who is returning with a vengeance Mr. Thos. ; Short, Oshawa, spent last week at J. A. j Short's.... Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rundle : and Mr. and Mrs. L. Hare, Toronto, spent Sunday at Mr. James Rundle's. Thursday last the" funeral of the late Mr. Richard O. Short, aged 80 yrs who wandered in the fog of Sunday night week in search of home and was killed by a fall over the embankment at Guy's Point near Oshawa, was very, largely attended. The service was conducted at the home of his pastor, Rev. R. A. Delve, who spoke impressively from the words, "There is but a step between me and Death." An appropriate duet was sung by Mrs. W. R. Courtice and Mrs. A. E. Rundle. The body , was laid to rest in this cemetery, which has been filling up very fast of late. The pall bearers were Mess s. W. Short and J. Smith, Oshawa, A. Short,-Toronto, and John and Samuel Brooks and S. Edgar Werry, Solina, grandchildren.. Much sympathy is felt for the widow and two sons so unexpectedly unexpectedly bereft. Mr. Short was highly respected in this community where he has resided for over 60 years. Miss E. Hancock* Rochester, U. S., Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Tremeer, Mariposa, Mr. R. C. ' Short, Toryhill, and Mr. George Short, Drayton, were out for the funeral. V.\- and November 22nd, 23rd and It is no secret that business has suffered a sudden relapse in Bowmanville which has left us heavily over stocked. Consequently in order to discount our bills we will give the public the advantage of WOOD SALE Wednesday December 5th James Veale, lot 5, Con. 4, Darlington, will sell 8 acres of standing timber--beech, maple and birch. Also 2 acres of cedar. See bills. L. A. W. Tole, auctioneer. j Economize! Three Economy Days * : 4 The entire store will be red tagged with bargains. Space will not permit a price list here, but dont fail to see the Bills. This is a money saving event. W. Blake flcHurtry Ltd. Phone Nos. 72 and 182 Highest Cash Price Paid for all Farm Produce. Bowmanville HAMPTON SOLINA \ Below are only a few of the many specials we are __ ? offering for this week: 3 pkgs Ammonia Powder 25c Molasses, 1 can 13c 3 lbs Rice .....25c Dutch Cleanser, 1 can 10c 3 Jelly Powders...... 25c ^ lb tin Fry's .Cocoa.. 25c Simooe Pork and Beans 20c Worcestershire Sauce 10c Matches 5c Toilet Soap, special, 3 for...25c Don't forget we have fresn Fish every week.--- Highest Cash Prices paid for-new laid Eggs, Butter and all Farm Produce, Get Ready For Rain and Snow and get a pair of "Lifebuoy" Rubbers". Rubbers". As the name suggests they are preserving to your health. Many people complain of high price shoes. Its a fact, so protect your shoes with rubbers apd make them wear as long as they can. Our stock is complete to fit any shape in men's, ladies and children's shoes. Our line of Heavy Rubbers is of ..the beet quality, and fine fitters. Heavy Sex and Sheep-lined Moc- cassins for wearing inside. Prices are a little in advance of a year ago. We can guarantee our rubbers because they arethe Best. Mrs. Beckett, Kemble, Mrs. Ward, Owen Sound, have -returned to their homes after spending a week with friends .. i. Miss E. Reeve is in Port Hope attending attending the funeral of her sister-in-law .. Miss M. J. Katerson is the delegate from the Women's Institute to the Provincial Provincial Institute Convention in Toronto .... Messrs Lloyd and Oscar Ward, Columbus, Columbus, spent the week-end with friends Mr. A. Clarke, Midland, Mrs. H. Elliott, Mrs. Peacock and Mrs. R. Taylor, Oshawa, called on friends Sunday.".. Women's Institute have collected about $100.00 for the Belgian Fund and are packing a box of clothing Jo be forwarded forwarded immediately... .Glad to learn that Mr. S. J. Williams is able to be out again.... Sorry to report that Mr. John Elliott continues continues in a very weak state. Women's Institute quilted at the November meeting at Mrs. C. W; Souch's. Since last report 24 qts of pickles, etc., Have been sent to Whitby Military Hospital, Hospital, 40 housewives valued at $40 and a parcel of socks to Red Cross. The ladies would like every member and any one else interested in Red Cross to make one or more personal property bags for use of hospital patients overseas. If you have no material to spare, directions and material will be furnished by applying to Mrs. A. Trenouth, convenor ot Red Cross Committee, who will also be glad to accept donations of old linen, cotton and flannel -to be sent to Red Cross as these things are urgently needed. Look over your store of material and give what vou Ini can. institute meets at Mrs. Niddery's for December. Jury & Lovell's iprice for Palm Olive Soap Is 3 for 25c. Jury & Lovell are paving special attention attention to difficult and complicated defects of vision* eye strain, cross eyes, children's eye troubles etc., over 2Ç years experience. experience. They have 3 Opticians and Optometrists Optometrists agd the finest optical instruments instruments the world produces. Dr. Jas. L. Hughes, Toronto, was guest of Mr. A. J- Reynolds on Wednesday, Nov. 14 and presented Solina School with a framed picture of a reproduction of the World's Masterpiece of "Madonna and the child" and* a book of his own poems for the library. He also visited the woods where he roamed in boyhood days and renewed his youth by taking a snap shot of a hemlock tree with which he was familiar as a boy.' Dr. Hughes has many ardent admirers here. Come again,Uncle Jim... .Messrs. John and W.._T. Baker and/A. L Pascoe attended a meeting at Orono Thursday in the interest of a campaign started to increase bacon production production in the Province... .Twenty six teams and men voluntarily went to Mr. Sam De well's on Wednesday afternoon last and assisted him in plowing. He is recovering nicely from his broken leg. (Good act people--EDITOR) A sewing school is in progress at Sons' Hall under direction or Miss .Collins of the Women's Institute. Sixteen young ladies are in attendance and are well satisfied.... Messrs. Russel Smith and E. R. Taylor and Misses JEdna Reynolds and Nora Werry attended District League Convention Convention at Blackstock and gave interesting reports at League Sunday night Re cent visitors.--Dr. Roy W. Kimball and wife end Miss Grace, Rochester, N. Y., Miss Ethel L. Van Nest, Miss Marion Van Nest, Bowmanville, and Mr. apd Mrs. R. J. Luke, Kedronj and Miss Irene H. Bray, Enfield at Mrs. W. Werry's; Mr. Tom Atkinson, Oshawa, at Mr. Silas Williams'; Mrs. J.'Van Nest, Herbert and Laurie, Bowmanville, at Mr. N. E. Wright's; Mrs. John Baker at Toronto; Mr. Geo. Blight, Oshawa, at Mr. W. H. Westlake's; Mrs. Harry Grooms,Toronto, with her sister, Mr. S. E. Werry, "Rose- landvale". v Palm Olive Soap--3 for 25c Jury & Lovell. Harmony Soap big cakes 2 for 25c Jiirv & Lovell. CARD OF THANKS. THE HONOR ROLL 1 My sincere thanks to the neighbors and friends for their kindness during the illness and death of my dear wife. Claude C. Chislett, DARLINGTON Thank-offering -services were postponed postponed to next Sunday. Same program. Come and help us. If you are going to buy a phonograph this year step lively, for prices all advance on Dec. 1st. We think it only fair that we should tglL you manufacturers have already notifiedns. You can buy from us now and pay any time this year on easy terms and no interest. Jury & Lovell. TYRONE The Women's Institute will hold a concert concert on Wednesday Nov. 28. Capt. J. W. Magwood, Toronto, will lecture on our "Canadian Tommies". Music by Mr. C. J. Hallman, Bowmanville, and Miss Ada Stamp, soloist, Tyrone. Two autograph quilts will be sold. Admission 25c and 15c. Proceeds for Red Cross. If you are thinking of purchasing a new stove see the Fireco Range at Mason .& Dale's Hardware before deciding. Phone 145. ' ■ -- J DISTRICT DIVISION Durham District Division will be held at Solina Sons! Hall onr Thursday, Noy. 29th, at 2 p.m. when Rev. A. P. Brace, B. A., B. D., P. G. W. P., Toronto, will be présent. -In the evening a public meeting meeting will be held commencing at 8 o'clock when a good program will be given and an address by Rev. A. P. Brace. Everybody Everybody come. A collection will be taken at the evening meeting, A. L. Pascoe, A. DLangmaid, 47-2W D.W.P, D.S. Wounded: E. J. Hart, Oshaw^/ C. H. Stacey, Oshawa, Thos. Campbell, Port Hope, Clarence Purdy, Port Perry, W. C. Joyc<-, Port Hope, C. M. Brown, South Oshawa, Fred Jamieson, Port Hope, W. L. Bennett, Port Hope, C. L. Kellett, Pontypool, S Oliver, Port Hope, F. J. White, Whitby, Lieut. P. H. Jobb, Black- stock. Gassed: Frank L. Tucker, Bowmanville, R. E. Jones, Cobourg, Chas. Davis, Bethany Bethany ,Lt. W. M. Harding, Pickering, Basil Bourne, Enniskillen, R. F. Switzer, Port Perry, G. T. Porter, Brooklin. Died of wounds: D. Crowle, Oshawa. Wounded and gassed: W. Rl Everson, Cobourg. ENFIELD Mr. Elmo Ashton, Toronto, was home over Sunday... .Mrs. W. Griffin, Enniskillen, Enniskillen, visited at Mr. T. Wotton's... .Mr. Geo. Ormiston is installing waterworks, having water brought frona spring north of his buildings below the. hill Mr. Wm. Smith recently sold a registered colt for $200 and Mr. Geo. Ormiston a registered mare for $400 Rev. John Garbutt, Oshawa, will deliver his popular lecture here on Thursday evening November November 22nd on Experiences on the FK jtfs front. Wè had a rare musical trek/at the church services Sunday afternoon when Miss Ethel L. Van Nest favored us with a vocal solo and Dr. Roy W. Kimball Kimball of Rochester, N. Y., Mr. Fred L. Bray, Misses Ethel and Marion Van Nest, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, sang a quartet, Dr. Kimball taking taking the solo part. These visitors were guests of Mr. and Mm. S. Bray at Brae- side. Rev. H. Wilkinson preached a good sermon and thanked the visitors for their help in the praise service Just opened out at Couch, Johnston & Cryderman's *-loyely lot of Ladies' blouses blouses in voile, Georgette crepe, silk and crepe de chene, all made up in the latest styles--special value.