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£HlE CAIAIIAN 8TATESMÂt'u, BOWMANVILLE, THURSDAY, MARCH lOth., 1927PAETIEt H. D. Gerry, Auctioneer. FDoes Your Furnacei Require Attention? Yo'ur furnace bas had prefty steady and severe use so far this winter. Perhaps it needs cleaning out, a new grate or other attention so as to get the best results. Just give us a ring-Phone 348- anà one of our ýexpert nwechanies wiUl be on the job. We repair and supply parts for aIl niakes of furnaces. W. Len. ELLIOTT Plumbing, King St . W., Heating, Steamfitting Phone 348 Bowmanville ECONOMICAL BUYING It's very of ten quite a task to know just what kind of meat to have for dinner or any otheî' meal. It is very often quite a problem after you have de- cided upon what you want to make it fit your pock- etbook. But both these problems can be easily solved at Edmondstone's. Our experience in cutting meats is proven to your advantage every time you buy meat here. We can give you the most profitable cuts at the loWest prices, quality considered, of course. We are not quoting prices here but you can be assured the most economical buying, if you alloxv us to cater to your Meat needs. Always The Right Cut At The Right Price. G, A. Edmondstone Phone Z1 Bowmanw il SHAW'S SCHOOL Report of S. S. No .1, Darlington, for February: Sr. IV-Sadie Allin and Newton Ashton, equal, Charles Clemence, Garnett Rickard, Oswald Anderson, Stanley Allun. Jr. III-Annie Allin ,Mary Cleni- ence (ill.) Sr. II-Tbornton Anderson, Onm- sby Anderson, Jean Clemence, Allin Rowe. Jr. II-Helen Rickard and R.oy Ashton equal, Billy Allin, Ruth Cob- bledick. GOOD PRICES REAL1ZED AT SHORTHORN SALE Top Price Paid For Female $130 The growing poPularity for Short- borns was evidenced by the large attendance at tbe sixtb annual con- signment sale of the Durbamn County Shorthorn Breeders' Association beld at Beith's Waverly Stables, Bowman- ville, on Thursday, March 3rd. Bidding was 'fairly brisk, the aver- age price for entire sale being sligbt- 1st-Murray Wight, Eford Cobble- ly higher than a year ago. Top dick. price for females was $130 paid by Pr.-Brenton Rickard. Wm. Laing, Newtonville, for Cluny Beatrice Bragg, teacher. Victoria 4th., a five year old cowcn _________signed by John Baker of Hampton. Also Lavender Daisy, a 3-year old SALEM roan female, brought $13000, con- Report of S. S. No. 9, Darlington, signed by Samuel Rickard & Son, for February: Newcastle, and bought by E. R. F. Jr. 1V-Leslie Welsh, hon., Hel- Osborne, Newcastle. Two bulis ai- en McDonald. so brought top prices for maIes of Sr. II-Bill Cowling, bon. Doris $125 each, beîng Browndale Pride Collacott, hon., 'Marion Honey, hon., bought by E. A. Rutherford, Col- Edna Sadier. borne, and consigned by H. E. Tink Jr. lIl-Elmer Strutt, Henry & Sons, Hampton; and Baron Regent Francis ,Audrey Cowling, Lorne consigned by W. F Rickard, Newcast- Foster, Bert Foster, Olive Morden, le, and purcbased by John Miller, Edgar Cator. Ahun Sr. 1I-Beatrice Cator. Ahun Jr. II-Marie Côllacott, Lillian In ail 25 animais were sold, 14 Morden.1 bulîs avera.gîng $94.00 each, and il Sr. 1-Francis Hutchison, Willie females averaging $102.0,0 eacb. Darch, John Foster. Jr. I-Lela Welsh, Viola Francis, List of animals, prices, consignees Helen Morden.1 and buyers are: Sr. Pr.-Charlie Foster, Harley Lavender 47tb-female, $105, Cowling. Samuel Riekard & Son, Newcastle, Jr. Pr.-Isobel Brown, Beryl to S. C. Allun, Bowmanville. Thompson, Bert Francis, Gertie Hltt- Lavender Daisy-female, $130, S. chison, Oscar Conlin, Frank Conlin. Riekard & Son, to E. R. F. Osborne, Laurence Savery, teacher. Neiwcastle. __________Lily Ramsden 26th-fenale, $120, W. F. Rickard, Newcastle, to Alan DARLINGTON Peters, Caton. fFlora 1Oth-female, $9250, H. E. Report of S. S. No. 3, Darlington, 1 Tink & Son, Hampton, to Arthur during February: i Welsh, Bowman'ville. Sr. IV-*Iva Foley 80, Leab Bell, Duchess of Gloster 48th-female, 74, Walter Blackburn 72. $87.50, H. E. Tink & Son, ta Wm. Jr. IV-Ethel Happs 61, j'LewisI Stainton, Enniskillen. Rundle 56, tFreda Attree 49, Duchess Bess-female, $75.00, tDorotby Rundle 44. Fred Parker, Cobourg, ta J. A. Moon, Sr. IH-Robert Finnigan 68. Port Hope. Jr. III-Florence Foley 66, j<Bes- Lady Rosalie-female, $67.50, Cy- aie Blackburn 58. rul H. Muinford, Hampton, to Elmer Sr. 1H-*Winnie Gibson 81, tJack Powell, Pickering. Finnigan 59. Jr. il-Annie Kusb 70, Hazel Minaret-female, $110.00, C. H. Hopps 66, tWilburn Blackbu rn F8, Muniford, to Elmer Powell. j'Aioysius Kush 55. Sunshine Princess-female, $100, Jr. I-*Grace Trull 84, Bobbie Gib- John Baker to C. H. Mumford. son 71, tEunice Lane 58. Cluny Victoria 4tb-female, $130, Sr. Pr.-Hlazei Roberts, Bernice John Baker to Wmn. Laing, Newton- Roberts. ville. Jr. Pr.-Hazel Rundle, Vera Gib- Cluny Victoria 3rd-female, son, Sammny Van Camp, Hazel Trull, $92.50, J. Baker ta Norman Collacott, Douglas Hopps absent. yoe *-Honors; t-Failure (below 60Troe %on total). Lily Ramsden 33rd-female, $100, Rub M.Brag, eacer.John Baker to S. Chas. Allin. RubyM. Baggteacer. Bruiach's Best-xnale, $122.50, E. F. R. Osborne to J. H. Jones, Brooklin. COURTICE Baron Regent-male, $125.003, W. F. Rickard, Newcastle, to John Mil- Report of S. S. No. 8, Darlington, ler, Asbburn. for Februray. Names in order of FlwrDl-ae,$1.1,W menit: lwrDl mae$150,WF Sr. IV-Gladys Bickle, Annie Wilk- Rickard, to H .L. Brishin, Cobourg. mns, Archie Muir, Douglas Courtice, Bonnie Laddie-male, $72.50, J. Della Walter, Clare Courtice (abs.), F. Osborne, Bowmanvlule, ta W. F. Norman Walter (abs.) Thomas, Coîborne. Jr. IV-Hazel Walter, Jack Gay, Golden Monarcb-male, $61.00, T Marion Trevail, Helen Wilkins, Walt- F. Armstrong, Millbrook, to J. E. AI- er Shortt, Eva Courtice, Robert lin, Bowmanville. Courtice. Nora Adams, Kenneth Es-, Gnl.u.,. it..,. . 1 5.00- aitT.IlF sery. Sr. III-Lorna Barber, Bernice Gay, George Shortt, Wilfred Brown, Elsie Courtice ,Alice Rizneck, Mary Konopachi, Dora Rizneck, Robert B arber. Jr. III-Talbert Gearing, ai I lin, Eldon Essery, Bruce Muir, Florence Wilkins, Arthur Shaw,j Claude Grahami, Ross Balson, Curtis1 Gern.C. E. Williamson, teacher.1 Junior Room Sr. II--Joyce Washington, Flor- ence Cotirtice, Elsie Brock, Rosena Edgar, Audrey Trevail, Raymond Barber ,Marion Courtice, Edith AI- lin. Jr. I-June Walter, Leslie Kins- man, Hattie Snudden, Edith Essery, Ella Baldwin. I st Class-G ladys Reynolds, Margar- et Adams, Margaret Gay, Ronald Grahami, Bernice Cocbrane, Ivani Cochrane, Ruth Nichols, Jean Gay, Gordon Balson, John Walter, Wil- liam Cochrane, Sandy Muir, Doris Wilkin, Irene Nichols, Raymond Bal- son, Elmer Huggins, Max Nicholîs. Willie Nichols. Sr. Pr.-Dorothy Snudden, F'ran- ces Reynolds, Lawrence Courtice,1 Fred Adanms, Ernest Gearin.g, Alec.ý Konopachi, Theda Taylor,Ete Walter, Herman Allin. Jr. Pr.-Tommy Barber, 'Blanchel Taylor, Walter Staiple, Gladys Welsh,j Junior Varcoe, Bill Varcoe, Percy Nichols. C. G. Nicholson, teacher.' ORONO PUBLIC SCHOOL January and February Report: IV-Fosetta Carleton Cora Lin- ton, Doris Lowden, Phyllis Lowden, Mary Wannan. Clarence McMu1len,ý Frank McMullen, Everett Boin Kenneth Tamblyn, Bill Brown, Nel- son Couvier, Lawrence Wannan, Ho- ward Linton. Sr. 1l-Eileen Riddell, Ella Me- Roberts, Mary Sisson, Myrtie Tam- blyn, Oliive Davey, Norman Allun, Mac Smith, Roy Winter. Jr. ý111-Kathleen Stark, Mary Fowler, Betty Rowe, Roy Colville, lvi- son Tamblyn, George Brown, Mar- garet Wannan, Neil Hamm, Marjorie Grahami. Junior Room II-Madeline Cou'vier, hon, Jean Spry, hon., Viola Noden, hon., Mar- garet Milîson, Gordon Winter, Char- lie Bttckley, Bob Keane, Sam Keane, Ethel Graham Alfred Milîson, Fost- er Blewett, EarI MeCutcheon. I-Mary Tamblyn, hon., Arncliffe Wannan, Milton Green, Margaret Roy, John Keane, Marjorie Sisson, Everett Couvier, Annabel MacKay, Hazel Winter, Jim Wannan. Sr. Pr.-Donald Hammi, George Rowe, George Couvier, Ernie Allen, Elvin Blewett. Jr. Pr.-Etbel Stark, Edward Milîson, Helen Gamsby, Beatrice Hammi, Mildred Henry, Lillian Aluin, Velma Couvier.1 Armstrong to T. E. Sowden, Port Hope. Browndale Pide-male, $1 25.00, H. E. Tink & Sons, to E. A. Ruther- for4l, Coîborne Claret Prince-maIe, $67.50, James Leask & Son. Taunton, ta A. E. Belinian, Bowmanvilie. Cnimson Boy-maie, $85.003, J. Leask & Son, to W. J. Stanley, Pick- ering. Linds Lad-maIe, $9000, J. Leask & Son ta W. J. Stainton, Enniskil- len. Minstrel Prince-maie, $90.00, J. Baker to Ronald Scott, Tyrone. Bud McGregor-male, $80.030, James D. Laing, Newcastle, ta Perey Morgan, Kendal. Fairlawne Hero-male, $92.503, Fred Parker, Cobourg, to J. H. Davis, Taunton. Fairlawne Monarch-male, $75.030, Fred Parker, ta W. H. May, Cobourg. Auction Sale of 1 An Old Proverb WITH A MODERN APPLICATION The truth of the old proverb, "bare Walls make a gadding housewife", is emphasized in the home sparsely and unattractively furnished. And who is there would blame the woman seeking relief from a sordid scene of drudgery, that walls her in like a prison, finding refreshment for her starving soul in the glamor of pretty things outside her own home. A happy custom is that of every littie While adding a bit of nexv furniture to the home-an odd chair, a bright pillow, a new Chesterfield, an odd table, a picture, a gay shade for the floor or bridge lamp. with an artistic home to enjoy, the houseWife and the family will be loath to go "gadding". Let us assist you in making your home more inviting, attractive and comfortable. F. F. Morris Co,' The Home Furnishers Phone 10 Stores-Orono and Newcastle Bowmanville HORSES THE MUSIC STUDY CLUB The members of The Music Study Club enjoyed a splendid musical treat at their regular meeting, March 2, wjien the study of Mozart was taicen up by the committee composed of Mrs. W. J. Morrison, Mrs. D. R. Mor- rison and Miss Margaret Allun. Miss Edith Widdup, pianist, from Ontario Ladies' College, Whitby, opened the program with a group of three nuni- bers which at once made her a favor- ite with Bowmanville music loyers. This number was followed by "The Aria from Marriage of Figaro" by Mozart rendered by Mrs. (Dr.) G. E. Reaman. The vocalist has a voice of exceptional quality and clarity of tone which makes it a great pleas- ure to be one of ber audience. A piano solo, Fantasia in C Minor was played by Miss Widdup after which she graciously responded to a hearty encore. The study paper on the Life of Mozart was very ably prepared and read by Miss Margaret Allun and -gave considerable information to ail. Mrs. Reaman then favored with a group of tbree songs, Lullaby, The Violet and Alleluiah by Mozart. These are the three best known and most used songs by that composer at the present time. Program closed with another piano selection by Miss Widdup. OBITUARY Mrs. Peter Warren, Bobcaygeon On Wednesday, afternoon, March 2, the remains of Sarah Ann Beacock were laid to rest beside those of ber busband, the late Peter Warren, in Dunsford Cemetery. The deceased had resîded at the home of ber son Fred since the death of ber busband in August, 1923, and altbougb in ber 89tb year, was smart and was loved and respected by ail wbo knew her. She was born in Cartwright town- ship, near Blackstock, ber peoplel coming froni Sheffield, England, and was the last survivor of the early! Beacock generations. She was wed- j ded to the late Peter Warren in 18601 in Blackstock, wbere the first two children were horst, and for the last forty years bas resided in Verulani. Many old friends came froni Black- stock and vicinity to attend the fun- eral. Two nieces, Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Wilson attended from Midland. Deceased is survived by six child- rem, names of which are given in the order of bfrth: John of Bobicaygeon, Mrs. John Hurst of British Columbia, George of Toronto, Mrs. Joseph Tay- lor of South Verulani and Abrahanm of Toronto. MANY POOR TEAS NOW SOLD A lot of very cheap tea bas re- cently been placed on the market. This tea is mostly very inferior in quality. Notice to, Creditors IN THE MATTER OF lthe Estate of MinrvaMarisof the township of Dar- lington. in lthe County of Durham, ir- ried woman. deoeased. NOTICE is herehy given pursuant t0 Sec. 56 of Chap. 121, R. S. 0., that ail persons ha-ving dlaim or del'mands n tra in.-tth,, -Liote of lthe saiti Minerva Harris, deceased, who died on or about the 1711t tlnv of November. 1926, are re- ciuired 10 senti ly post, itrepaid or (lo- i!yer 10 ltheitndersigned Atlministrator Tii, Trtigts aind Giiarantee Comp:tny, TI nitl te Toron to. or t o the tunriersi gn etl oSolicitor, on or hofore lthe twenly-lthird tlay of 2.larcli, 1927, thoîr citristiann i aurna ones nnttitirssswi thii ftil Par- ficui:ars in irititt7 of tîtoiredais, anti sat entn t of tli1r a eounts nnthI, n ai- fit,- oft fil- atettrities (if any,) lieiti hv lit .tm itilyv vmi lied by sa u tory d lr tion. AND TAXE NOTICF flit fler lthe, auti i .rd tlav of Miarch, 1927, lthe sait! liteý a tta of lthe salit! ýti e t anollL fle parties entitieti thert o lia vingtz me -zartioniy 10 ltheeldain if wiiil h:aill ilion inait t01 e.nantilie said Atirninit- tralor ivttt nttt tt w i- tti for ttil t or ainy l'art li to a 1 ztn%* perstti tr Iterntits or Vhnttist 1tt tntt, !:tti frot have h. on rereivr i- lx toi, l saitStul- liior a lite lime or a-ocil distribution. Dated loti Mareit, 1927. THE TRUSTS & GUARANTEE COM. PANY, LIMITED, 302 Bay Street, Toronto W. R. STRIKE, tî' îtxliOuiti lo, SttIito1r, for lthe s:tti At, li i tîi .tt-(1. 942W wth tErne Free Attacionnts given wlthýthe ]ROYAL St a-,dard Cleaner With the use of attachments you can dlean your upholstçred furni- ture, draperies, the inside of youri automobile and many other things. This offer of free attachments expires in a short time and you should take advantage of it and save the cost of the attachments. Oni $500 ODow> Balance on easy term The Hydro Shop FOSON£0 EWEEK ONLY wlft te ests Iaitroéutoey Green Pea OUo » or Asparagus r L Uns 1904 am I2ÇCj bij atches3 biu2IC ~Peas 7JAMx ~~ Cornsmama d2 fi"a2 Toniatoos 3 Sb.49'0 PU" 3.1b. ftre Orange SLARD Jar Marusaladle 3lP Pl $.99 This la Syrup Sa m 0 Maple Syrup Seas350 flaauefubmtCrown m 'flebiv* 2.1b.t. t170 sw..tEBieutt 230 '~Corna Syrup 5sfl 370 You Should Know WHERE THE BEEF COMES FROM THAT YOU EAT We don't take ail the credit for supplying our customers with tender juicy meat. A whole lot of the credit is due the breeders who feed the cattie we buy. Just 110W we are retaling beef bought from these welI known farmers: 5 Steers and Heifers from Warden M. J. Elliott 14 Steers and Heifers from Carl Biflings, Orono 7 Steers and Heifers from Fred W. Bowen, M. P. 10 Steers and Heifers frorn Mr. Reid (Lovekin Farm) 1 Steer, 1 Heifer, Eber Crago, Town Line They are a mighty fine lot of young cattie and are making excellent beef for our customers. Bet- ter order a roast or steak today. Delivery To Ail Parts of Town C. M. CAWKER & SON Victoria Building Butchers Bowznanville Phone 64 -Clean Everytbg la yotar nme Will be held in the Village of ORONO, FRIDAY, MAR. 18 Commencing at 1 o'clock 20 HEAD 0F MARES AND GELDINGS Suitable for farm work-sound and young and broken to harness TERMS-CASH A. J. Staples, Clerk. CON TENTEDI Contentment is not rnerely a state of mind that cornes with the knowledge that you have everything you Want. Part of it is due to knowing that that WhiCh you have Worked 80 hard for is PROTECTED FINANCIALLY! That if destruction were its fate today, you'd be ready to build again to-morroW! IF YOU CARRY FIRE Insurance on your home or store-you can sit back and breathe easy. If not, you have a worry that should be on our shoulders. See us today about a policy! J. J. MASON & SON Real Estate and Insurance Brokers Phone 50 King St. E. Bowmanville - 1 il PAGE TU