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Shdemn With Which Is Incorporated Tne Bowmanville News Vol. LXXII M. A. JAMES & SONS, Publishers. ACollege Education For Your Boy or Girl Can be made a guaranteed cer- tainty instead of an uncertain wish if you provide for it with a,~ coptract with Insurance Compa ny W. J. BRADD District Agent Phone 245w' Elgin St. Bownanville GUNN'S LIMITED Announce the opening of Live Stock Market at C. N. R. Station, Scarboro Junction Stock Yards, on Saturday, May 29th., market price wil be paid for aUl kinds of stock. F. Symomu, Representative for Bow- manville and District. 22-3w' Royal lTheatre Friday-Saturday, June 11.12 Ria-Tin-Tin in "Tracked in the Sn.ow Country" Monday.Tuetday, June 14-15 "IWithout Mery" From the ncvel by John Geoowin with Vera Reynolds, Dorothy Phillips, Robert à2mes and Bock- liffe Follows Wedneaday-Thuraday, June 19.17 "The Million Dollar Handicap" From the novel "Thoroughbreds" by the Canadian Author W. A. Fraser with Vera Reynolds, Ed- munds Burns and Rolph Lewis Also "The Riddle Rider and "FelUx The Cat" NOTE: With the installation of a powerful new Ventilating Fan' we assure you of a coeuplete change of cool fresh air every few minutes. !Iven the hottest deiy in suminer will find the Royal Theatre THE COOLEST PLACE IN TOWN. 1 only 21/4 by 'à, Reg. $16.00 for 1 only 21/4 by 3, Reg. $18.00 for 3 only 21/2 by 3, Reg. $20.00 for 1 only 21/2 by 3, Reg. $2000 for 1 only ý3 by 3 ,Reg. $22.00 for BOWMANVLLLE, ONT., THURSDAY, JUNE 1oth., 1926 BULBS FOR 1927 SPRING BLOOM M. A. Neal, Lowe St, Bowxnan- ville, annouaces agency with Ken- neth McDonald & Sons Limited, Ot- tawa, for their Creain of Holland crop, quality bulbs, sold at catalogue prices (less 10% until July 1 only). Phone 233 for further details. Also home-grown peren.nials andi rock plants af ail kinds for sae. A visit to our ever-blooming garden5i always welcoined and in no way obligatory to purchase. 23-1l BASEBALL D. & 0. Baseball League BRIGHTON vs. BOWMWANVILLE AT Agricultural Park, Bowmanville SATURDAY, JUNE 12th at 3 p. m. (Standard Turne) Some have picked Brighton to win League from present per- formance. So cogne and give thein the once over ,yeurseli. And don't forget our own "h<oe-brews" are goingu like a house afire. ADMISSION PRICES REDUCED Aduit 30e including tax Chfld's 10e includint tan Auto and Grand Stand Fr.. Ladies' Spring Apparel' Specially Priced Any lady needing a new Spring Suit or Coat will be greatly interested in this announcement. LADIES' SPRING SUITS 7 only, Ladies' Suite, regialar up to $30.00, this week $15.00 2 only, Ladies Suite, regularup to $25-00, this week $12.50 1 only, Ladies' Suits, regular up to $15.00, this week $ 7,50 1 LADIES' NEW COATS 5 only, Ladies' Coats, regular up to $20.W0, this week $15.00 5 only, Ladies' Coats, regular up to $18.OO, this week $11.50 BEAUTIFUL NEW DRESSES Another new shipment of new dresses, including fugi. silk dresses, ail newest styles and materials, and so reasonably priced. Great assortment of Dress Goods in Crepes, ,Rayon Silks, Radium Silks, Crepe Back Satins in black and desired colors. Black Duchess Silk, particulariy good values $1.50 and $2.25 yd. Clothes Bru*m Full of Style For Mein and Boyis Men's Suits froin $12.50 to $39.50 Mensa Coats from $13.50 to $29.50 Boys' Suits from $4.50 I Get your spring outfit here and be well dressed at lowest cost. BOWMANVILIE IN 1857 Buaines. and Profeasonal Men and! Othera Carrying c 70 Years Ago. Froin a copy of The Stateama,, of Thursday, May 7, 1857, we glenn naines. of persons active. in the bus- iness and other town interesti more than two generations ago. This copy of the paper la addressed to Hen- ry Elliott, Hampton, and conuisa of only four pagea, ie saine nusnber it had when purclissed by the writer in Jnly 1878 . Beneath the hesding it carried regularly Uiis lUne to indicate its wvide mission in the world: "Devoted to Politics, Art, Science, Agriculture, Literature, Temper- --an-the next uapa-e -above the date-1 line it carried tihis motte and in, - formation:- "The Expedieucy etf Principle in Ojpp;Dsition to ,Pra ciple of Expedifecy". JohbCime Proprietor and Editor. Terms: Ton Shillings per Annum la Advance-12s 6.d. If not paid ln Adnce. The flrst page contains report of a speech delivered lu H-ouse of Ceeu- mtous by Hlon. George Brown on "Be- presexitation by Population", a poecm: "A Mother's Love" and au original article by G. A. B., Toronto, on "Love". Business cards made up a columa: R. WickeItt, Auctioneer. Dr. D. Coate, Coroner, Ghurcà St. jDr. Henry R. Reid, Silver St. AJ.Harrison, Auctioneer, Brock StWhithy. IJohn, b oech'a Hotel, Teroigito. Herrick & Napier, Land Surveyors. J. Brokeashire, Puimp Manufacturer. G. Figh, Painter, Paper Ranger. tJohn McGill, Auctioneer, Oshawa. John T. Coleman, Auctioneer. John Co'peland, Auctioneer. Wan. Windatt, Piano DeaIer. Page 2 eoutaineil editorials, steamn- ship arrivals-"ýAlrica" at New York aud "Indian" at Quebec giving lat- est British and European neuws, also Liverpoel markets-white wheat 8s 7d to 9s 4d. A large section of page 2 was given te Henry Elliott, Treasurer of Darliington, Financial Report, certified by James Gryder- min and John Hughes, Auditers. AI. se proceedings of Darlington Goun- cil, May 2, 1857. Richard Windatt, Towxrship Clerk. A4vertiserents for Dr. Ayer's Oititrryl Pectoral and Garthartic Pilla; Hoiloway's Pilla and Ointiment and Perry Davis' Vege. table Pain Killer.* In Darlington Council Report these naines appeaz: Richard Shaw, William Baker, Francis Halich, Coun- cillors W. B. Scott, E. G. Power, A. Washington, S. Vastone, M. Jonesa. Also Beuben Wright, Alfred Crumb, William Potter, Richard Van Camp, John H. Banns, William MeLellan, Richard Hooper, Thomas Oke, Bob- ert Armeur, Peter Werry, Richard Osborne, Harry Phillips, T. Ston- bouse, H. W. Burk, John MeLaugh- lin, Richard Foley, John Si.mpson, S Ward, Thomas Ganu, W. Peter., Richard Mlin, W. Crarwford, C. Ty- 1er, Jon. Stephens, WRn. M.cMurtry, S. Hughes. Thomas Jewell' F. Som- ers. la minutes of Bowmanville Couin- cil, James B. Fairbairn, Town Clerk, Armour, Coleman, Fisher and Sutton are only councillors mentioned. Jacob Neadsa md W. P. Graves are only other nsames given. Page 3 consista of ad'vertisementa John Maguire travelling salesman. John ClImie, books, piper, stationery Murdoch Brothers, Seedsmnen j David Forbes, mercbant taler. Alex. Fletcher, baker, confectioner.1 Geo. Smnart, bricimnaker. Mrs. E. Harper milliner. Earl & Bic., harnessmakers. Wam. Hounsell, merchant tailer. H.* Draper, boarders wanted. - James Ste, dry goods, etc. A. Lockhart, steamabip agency. Richard Philp & Go., cabinet makers. Lewis M. Squair, woolcarder wanted. F. F. McArthur, ge;.eral merchant. Bobt. Squair & Somi, groceries, pro- McCrea & Bennett, furniture. The 4tu page centains a columu of reading of a miscellaneous char- acter-no local news--and six col- sins of advertising as follows: Simxon Kieiser, Jeweler, etc. Alfred Berton, Commaission Mer- chant. C. N. Vars, Dentist, Oshawa. G. Burns, P. M., Oshawa, Stationery St. John H. Hutcheson, Barrister.1 Richard Pearce, Hanmpton, Stoves. Alma Hotel, Geo. Mason, Proprietor. Dr. Brent, Water Cure, BatAis. Tiios. H. SweetMan, Ebnaxpton, Commissioner. Dr. De'Mages, Dentist. A. B. Kent, Newcastle, Pianos. Canada Hotel, John Muualxw, Proprietor. T. W. & J. Brown, Mercetant Tailors1 W. Cowle, Division Court Clerk. Robert Squair, Flour Milîs. David Fisher, Insurance Agency. Neads & HeIni, Cabinet Making. F. Y. Cowle, General Merchaut. John Simpson, G. J. Lister, James Bradshaw, Executers' Lot 15, Con. i John Hobbs, Bailroad Hotel. i Mathew Jones.% Land for Sale. Wxrn. Proutt, Land for Sale. v John and Samuel Ashton, Hampton, B Dissolution of Partnergbip a Noads & Helm, Fouudry, etc. ' W. P. Graves, Photogrpalker. S Geo. Mearnu, Lots for Sale.y Wm. Motley, Bouse for Sale. h Peter Brady, lot 18, B. F. for Sale a, James BiMs, Merchant Tailor. tg James Mceeeters, Offices te Let. Wwa. Sabine, Lot 3, Con. 3, Strayed. tx H. Mollon, Cow, Strayod. W. Muir, Bides, Ontario Tannery. John McLeod, Hardware Merebant. ti .$12.00 .$14.W0 .$15.m0 2 only 3 by 31/2, Reg. $26.00 for ...$20.00 1 only 3 by 31/2, Reg. $30.00 for ...$22-00 2 only 4' 6" by 6', Reg. $8.50 for ....$ 6.00 1 only 4' 6" by 6', Reg. $6.50 for ....$ 4.50 1 only 4' 6" by 6', Reg. $ 3.50 for ....$ 2.00j 1 only 4' 6 " by 6' Wilton $23.00 for $17.50 1 only 4' 6" by 6' Wilton $20.00 for $15.001 1 only 4' 6" by 7' 6" Axminster $20 for $15.00 Il only 4' by 6' Velvet $12.00 for.... $ 19.50 1 only 6' 9" by 9' Brussels $28.00 for $20.0o' -?A R!%RARRYMORl .1 I $2.0O a Year lin Advanc~ n flnnv Mn 9~Q i EDITOR'S NOTE d Our editorial page in this issue is given over to a lengthy sketch of the active life and successful career of the late Mr. Chester D. Massey, this Dominion's Munificent Benefactor'- in Bthe intereats of religion, education Fand, humnanity generally. He was truly a Canadian nobleman 4nd a Prince among his contemporaries. tThe beneficent influence of his life 1is beyond ahl comnputation. TOWN PUBLIC SCHOOLS Report For May - Roomn 1-Entrance Glass-No report; this month as candidates will write on their examinations on June 28, 29, 30 stý the High School. Room 2--Jr. IV-Evelyn- God- dard, George Weekes, Alma Morris, Marion Aflhn, Joseph Barton, Billie Gray, Bruce Cameron, Norah Hay- fwood, Dorothy Blake, Roy Lunney and Betty Flaxman equal. Misa M. M. Jeaute, teacher. BLoom 3-Jr. IV-Adrian Berry, Gordon Adams and Ruth Tuerk equal, Bradlely Hoqieyman, Minetta Shortiridge, Newton Hackney and Stanley Dunn equal, Alex. Crombie. Br. 11I-Marion Slemon, Eldord Cox, Gordon Jc>Ilow, D. Sommer- scales, EL Gibbs, Maurice Booth and Lawson Kirkton equal. J. Cawoo, teacher. 1 oom 4 Sr. Ill-Eric Go imbes, Betty Morris, Marion Battle and Phyllis Ohalli8 equal, Donald WiI. liaans, Ed'ward Bagneil and is Val- leau equal, Çlarence Oke, Elsie AI- lin, Hilda Brown. Mie& Helen G. Momari, teacher. Boom 5-Jr. II-Bill Phillips, Harold Golmer, Leonard- Wilsan, Madeline Jones, Ruth Hayman, Mil- dred Burden, Evelyn Baby, Winton rBagneîl and Ruth Purdy equal, Buby Hobbs. Mis Greta M. Wicloett, tescrier. Boom 6--Jr. II1-Violet Me- Feeters, John Blunt, Bessie Martin, Frances Clarke, Dorothy Edger, Hilda Sinidnick, June Loughtnan, Leona Ellegett, Lyle Wood, Sidney Dillick. Miss Margaret M. Girven, teacher. Boom 7--Sr. lI-Aileen Gibbs, Jean Morris, Alex. Colville, Dorc>thy Rowe, Bill Allin and Lorraine Pick- ard equal. Jr. 1-Crac. Rundle Doris Trinible, Alice Lee, Helen Pritchard, Nellie Mutton and Jack Curran eq- ual. Miss Let& L. Bragg, tea ~er. Boom S-Sr. Il-Russeli Hayes, Byron Vanstone, Howard McLaugh- lin, Eileen Hately and Milton Yeo equal, Greta Pearce. Jr. RII A--Sam Aflin, Dorothy iNic.hols, Philip Pattrick. Jr. FI B-Wallace Munday, Walt- er Gives, Evelyn Pickard and Jack Darch oqual. Mie Edma E. Jeu4eU, teacher. Boom 9--Jr. 11-John Sbires, To<rmmy Dustai, Ralph Aines, Mar- jory Jones and Gladys Brant equal. Sr. let-Ada Clarke, Harry Lee, Alfred Allin, Florence Hooper. Jr. Ist--Cordon Martin, Murney IMainprize, Greta Tomlinson, Charles Welsh. Misa Florenc. W. Morris, teacher Bl oom 10-Sr. Prixner-Audrey Elliott, Clarence Witheridge, Jack Gibbs' Francis Dillick, Dorothy Rich- ards, Jack Dunn, Doris Conners, Bert Johnston and Madge Moses equal. Jr. Primer-Boy Wilkins, Alvie Welsli. Misa Nelli. E. Montgozmery, teacher Boom IIl-Jr. Primer-Marion Scott,' Dorothy Jones, Betty Prinjle, Clair Wakelin, Helen'Glanville, Bet- ty Frise, George Davidson, Marion Hammn, Dorothy Knox, Lillian Nay- 1er. Misa Mlldred F. Col., teacher. South Ward Ro.ol-Sr. Il-Billie Dunlop, Violet Cransb, Meredith Little, Ber- nard Dilling. Jr. Il-Carl Baby, Jack Mutton. Sr. I-Harvey King, Jim Wo:)d- ward, Gordon Brown, Murray Bate, Douglas Blunt. Jr. I-Sylbil Mu*on, Jack Honey- man. Mise F. M. Galbraith., teacher. i ooffn. 2--Sr. Primer-Thelma Lit- tle, Boss Hennings, Ruth Henningg, Frank Tighe. Jr. Pr.-Dorothy Barton, Ford 'Jackman, Phyllis Cramb, Caroline Brown and Ethelda Seymnour equal. Prirmary-Gerald Bird, Tommy Gatchell, Bob Woodward. Mrs. L. M. Demseum, teachoe. Penny Bank doposits for May- $193.23. No. deposite.-384. J. H. Joaton, Principal. WEDDING FATHER AND SON KILLED 1 IN MOTOR ACCIDENTI Another Son Hsd a Mfiraculoua Es- cape With Slight Injurlea Hughi Conners, proprietor of Con- ners Transport Go., Bowrnanville, was instantly killed and his father Thos. Gonners, 292 Celina St., Osh- awa, died in Bowznanville Hospital early Monday morning as a result of a motor accIdent which occured about 4 o'clock Sunday morning at the eastern limits of this tow-. on the Provincial Highway and directly opposite Gream of Blarley Tourist Camp. William Connexe, brother of Hugh who drove the car was a passenger in the fatal auto at the time and escaped with only minor bruises and cuts about the face. The Conners were returning from Oshawa, and were driving a seven passenger Studebaker tourihg car. It is thought Hugh mistok the ont- side railing of the sidewalk for the pillar of the bridge, and when realiz- nghis mistake gave the steering 1.heel a sharp turn which landed his car head -on into the bridge. Judging fi-cm marks on the. bridge sud road it is estimated the car must have gone thirty feet into the air 'bofor. land- ing on the opposite side of the road. The body of the car was separated completely freen the chasais, seats and otl~ parts being scattered all over the road. Hughi Conners' lifeless body waa discovered in the ditch about X5 fret ahead of where the engine landed witb the steering wheel by SM. Thomnas Conzters was also lying un- conscious on the road well in asd- vance of the.*car while William was picked up in a dazed condition iii the midst of the shattered au"o parts. Mrs. Brown, matron of the club house at the tourist camp, about 300 yards froin where the asseMent hap- pened, was awakened by -the crash of car against bridge and was the first on the acene of the accident. She immediately notified Dr. A. S. Tilley, coroner, and Dr. B. J. Hazle, wdod, and Ghief Richard Jarvis, who had the patients taken to the hospit- al. William was able to leave the hospital the saine morning, but hi.s father died ab~out 24, hours after be- ing admitted tl e hospital. An inque-st wus heï Monday m.orning wben the body of Hugli Gonners was viewed by the jury which then adjourned to meet Sat- urday, June l2th at 8 p. mn. in the1 Gouncil Booom. Hugli Conners, wh-o formerly lived on Lisgar Street, Toronto,, moved te Bowmanville about 18 months ago and leaves a wif e and six children, eldest being 14 years old. The funeral of Hugh Gonners took place on Tuesday afternoon from the family re.sidence on Pcugog Street, service being conducted by Bey. D. W. Best of St. Paul's Church. Members of Florence Nightingale Lodge, No. 66,I.OF, of which deceased was a member, and tue Rebekah Lodge attended ina body. The fraternal service at te grave was in charge of Noble Grand W. A. Edger. Thos. Conners was izp to this yearà an eznployee of tue Oshawa Parka. Commission, being stapervisior of1 Lakeview Park. He was a member of South Oshawa United Church, tue Ancient Order of Foresters' and Orange Lodge. He is survived by four sons, William of Peterboro, Ce- cil, Buffalo, Gilbert and Ernest, Toronto, and four daughters, Mrs. F. Fields, Buffalo and 'Belle. Conners, Toronto, and Mibel Conners, Bow- nianvMle, and Mrs. Chas. O'Brien, NMimico. HAMPTON Editor Boys' Own C~olumn. The campaign of pledife signing Ni FisB L e for the purpose oif saf.guarding the .iga FlkBtLn Ontario Tenipera;nce Act La receiv-17 ing strong support, over 100 cards IRegular Tripe Wednesdays sMd having been signed already in this Sody vicinity...The inembers of the Sunday School are at practice for the Every person should take ia tiese a.nniversary services which will be wonderful Scenic Trips. Drive for held on Suaday, June 27th. Bey, miles along beautiful hlghways in Manson Doyle has been secured ý; our New Coach, viiore, out of itas spek.. .. .A splendid piece of work spacions Windows on. jeta a clir la in effdence in the formerly bible viewe'f interesting points along the. Christian Church Cemetery, east of Way. Se. the. vonder. of th i. lag- the village. Unstinted bonor is duel ara Peninsalg wlth its miles of 1Fruit te the enterprise of those who are Orchards, known as the Gardon of seeking te beautify the resting placelC anada. It is a veritable fairylané of their dead .... United Cburch uer- in blossomiume. Book your seate vices next Sunday: Sunday School at uow. 2:15 p. in. Worshxp gervice 7 oelcýck- Startiaig Mar Z3r-d Preacher, Bey. Ernest Cok, Ennis. Leave BOwmanville 6:30 a. nm..$4.25 killen ... . Quit. a number report a Leave Courtice 6:45 a. m. $4.0 good tume at Salemi S. S. an.niver- Leave Oshawa 7:00 a. »L.3.75 sary. The Leskard young peopil' Leave Whitby 7:15 a. m. $8.50 play was' very good indeed ... . Mi'5. 10 minutes stop at Sunnyside. Ar- C. Tipp, Miss Leach and Mr. and rive Niagara Falis at il a. m. Leave Mrs. W. W. Born attended the Nur- NiagraFals a t 9 P. su. Fer infor- ses graduation exercises, at Ontarioe mationphono Borwmanville 412 ,Oeh- Hos%*tal, Whi«*y, a3t Wed-iesday a&W& 1840. Tickets may.b. pur. afternoon and evening. .. . League chased froun any Whlthy, Oshxawa or meeting Friday ovening was in Bowmanville Bus Driver. charge of Miss Norab Horn. Meet- ing opened with a piani duet by T. A. Garton, Proprietor. lIr. J. A. Cole aud Miss Helen Vir -_______________ tue. Devotional part was taken by Mfiss Helen Johns. Topic was pre. tâte G.N.R.T. Tholuxa Baird, So- sented by Miss Nora Keralake. Miss prano; Betty Thonipson Maekiiel, Bernita Wallace give a piano solo. Contralto;W. H. Niorria, Base; A. G M¶eeting closed with the Mimpah bene- Chiaman, Director Tenor; .Pearà diction. Carter, Reader. Yen have board Dominion day promises te b. a thoni on the. air mnd moot thom la gala day in Hampytqn town. Tiie El. person. The. simngng vil! bogla lioft MeanorlPlark wilI be the~ about elght o'olock centre of attraction for aIl lover. Tixat 'Genul.n Irisb Turnlp Se" of gond sport. Tii. ladies ef the a]30 Canadian = ,- xby, etc., la United Ohurcli are gerving supper nov on sal at Horn's Store. lw n the, evening on th,& church Wb , net bu y that mvBnymr gronds. lu the. upacious shed 4 Rue tMSa vek ohu. *heoyarare- concert vill b, grven by "Y. Olo fg o ed ae uh empeflg vaue Tyme Village Quartette" Radio Ar by 0e, Jdsuatoni rydeaman - e Remarkable Values In Tapestry Rugs 1 only 21/4 by 3, Reg. $1400 for ....$ 900, Couch, Jthnston & Cryderman. B3owmanvlll. Phoneo 104 Limiten 1 MINISTERS AND CHURCHES Trinity United Ghureh, Bey. J. iU. Robins, pastor. Bey. W. A. Buniner will preach at il a. mn. Sunday Sehool at 2:30 p. m. Bey. E. A. Tonkin will preach at 8 p. mn. (Dsag- light saving turne). St. Paul's Ghurch, Bey. D. W. Best, minister. Puiblic worship at il a. m. and 8 p .ip. Tihe services will be conducted by Bey. George Mason. Sunday School et 10 a. m. (Daylight 9aavng time) - St. Andrew's Presbyterfan Church, corner Temperance and Church Sts,, Sunday servces conduced by the ininister, Bey. Ro'bert IfrDerment Morning service il a. m. Evening service S p. in. Sunday School 2:30 p. m. Dayllght Saving tUrne. Every- body welcoene. # St. John's Anglican Church, Bey. R. J. Shires ,Itector. Second Sunday aifter Trinity, June lSth. Services- 8 a. m.-Holy Conamurion; 1il a. . -Mornng Frayer; .12:30 p. zn.- Sanday Sebool; 7 p. m..-Eveling Prayer. Preacher at 7 p. m.- Bey. Canon Rigby, M.oxA, ILý D. THE BOYS' OWN COLUMN Comnty Atietiie Moet Gmt Succeas The. C. S. E., T. meet at Orono on Saturdaty, June Sith., waa a com- plt. sueceas. The weathor was ideai for a sports day. RepréentatIvea, were present f rom Bouuna*fle, MiMlrgok and Orono, A qle'dld lunch was served by Orono ladies. Track eventg vere coa»mleted l six o'clock. Then %the giz6'se sftball conipetition becamneNthe objet attrac- tion. Six C. & X- T. «e ws ere rua in five iseparate clu..âp. The winnera -were deiided on a perceent- aga bumis from the. wiile fift clams.s Firat two in each 'even.t wore Sprints (50, 75 and 100 yd. dasiies according to class)-R. Clarke, Pmo- manville, C. Caverly, Bowuanvile; Shot Put-R& Clarke, C. Caverly; Basketbal Throw-H. Colmer, Bqw- manville, J. Jamnes, Boowmanvlle; High Jump-R. Clarke, C. Caverly; Broed J'ump-B. Clarke, E. Burn- hain, Millbrook; 60 yd. Potato Bace -C. Gaverly, B. Youker, Oroeio. Three open evente and two Relay races were aloo run off :-Trail Ranger Belay (880 yds.)-Oriolès, Trinity, Bownanville, Micmacs, St,. Paul's, Boewmanville; Tuxis Relay- Sioux Square, Bowman-ville, Orono Square; 220 yd. Daah-R. Clarke, G Ganisby, Orioho; Hep, Step and Jumip -R. Clarke, J. Larmer, Milibrook; Mile Race-L Goddard, Bo'wman- ville, J. Iiaamer. Bow.nanville athletWe4-hone thru- out capturing evory first, place and a majoritypof seconds. "Bob" Clarke did partitularly well while "Clint" Caverly ran a clos. uecov,& Deac", Goddard man a grsat race in the, op- en mile b*Ieat "Jjim" Larmer, Who i an experieaced runner. We are in.. debted to Bey. S. T. Tueker, Orono, for list of winners.1 "Herb" Calmer vins SIsoIlut Modal Finals in B. H. VSooting Coin, petition are completedé. Gold med- ad for beat score wa- b Herby, Golmer wlth score of 25lla six tar- gets. John Alexander waa second. Announcement BOYS' Own Golumu vifi 6 dlscon- tinued during the. siumer ,menths. We wigh to tiiank lb. Statesmam for its kindnesa in publiailng our nova. W* hope to start the. columa again la Septomber and to oudeavdr te make it bggr and better. For the present we wial every boy la tue coenmunity a healthy, -1appy,. holiday. ".MGeo $2.00 a Year In Advance 5c a Cûnv tan No- 9-q