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FA. six ~ . m Ul . Ibo Iowcaie ladependent Mils bMargait Ash Congratulations ta Mr. and Mrs. and daughter banquet was ably' Art Toms who were married in filled by his son-in-law, George Toronto on Saturday. Mrs. Toms Dawber. Mrm. Dawber and George waa the former Misa Lorraine Lee, Jr. stayed with ber father while Toronto. Mrs. Duck was away. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Tomkinson Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. and son, and Mr. and Mrs. New- Alex. Hendry on the birth of man Burford and family, Toronto, their son, Francis Alfred, in Bow- were Sunday guests of Mr. and manville Hospital last week. Mrs. Chris. Barchard and family. Mr. Jack Wade, Postmaster, is and. MakTuff Missslre nde enjoying a week's vacation from aMaPry Tuff iweSlireyeand bis duties at the Post Office. In Mr. ereyTuf wer weeendhis absence Mrs. Scott Pollard is guests of Mrs. Frank Branton, helping out. Church St. M.adMs Sny are Mrs. Robert Duck was in To- r. atbid nd rs.oSadyLriePoa ronto for a few days last week Ecgnent ride nd room fromPrt caught up in the wbirl of the social Ein, Msent an fewandwih be activities of ber daughter, Missist, Nrs. StanBonadf. Joan Duck, prior to the gradua- iy ot t tion exercises at Toronto East Mr. Clarence Clarke who bas General Hospital. Mrs. Duck at- been in Montreal for some time tended the mother and daughter is now home with his father. Mr. banquet and because he was ill. Asa Clarke. Mr. Duck's place at the father Mrs. George Brown and Doug- -w b GENERALSOELECTRIC FI. or Polisher -omore back-breaking hours of buffing by hand! Noa more wrestling with a clumsy, weighted brush! Just guide your new G-E Floor Polisher over waxed surfaces and you get a .pedy, gleaming peuih te protect and beautify your floors. $5950 CemplhowliI Iwo polishing hushes 3fld tw Iomb's wo.I buffers TERMS ARRANGED las, Strathroy, are vislting her sister, Miss Doris Spencer. Friday evening the local ladies' softball team were hosts to Cour- tioe ini a game which ended rath- er abruptly because of ramn, in a 7-ail tie. During the course of the game Club President Mrs. Ross Embhey called on Mr. Jack Gay, Manager of the Courtice team, ta make the draw on the lovely table lamp. The bolder af the lucky ticket drawn was Mr. J. Staple- ton, Kendal. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Purdy, a recent bride and groom, Strath- roy, called on Mr. and Mrs. T. En- wrlght and family on Sunday. The sincere sympathy of the community is extended ta Mrs. P. F. LeGresley on tbe sudden deatb of her sister, Mrs. C. C. Grubbe, in Weston on Sunday. Congratulations toalal the lucky pupils who are out of school witb- out trying. See how much nicer it is when you work harder tbrough the year! Miss Elizabeth Allin, Bowman- ville, spent Tuesday visiting many friends in town. Mr. and Mrs. Rod Carveth in the company of Mr. and Mrs. Les McSwain, Acton, are enjoying a motor trip east and through the States. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Don Coulter and family af Downsview. Mr. and Mrs. S. Simpson, Kitch- ener, are spending a few days with ber mother, Mrs. John Cas- well wbo bas returned ta ber home on North St. after a long absence. Mr. Jack Rolpb spent the week- end tvitb bis parents at Lans- downe. HAMPTON Congratulations ta Mr. and Mrs. Harold Quarry who returned from their honeymoon in the States on Friday. Her many friends are pleased ta see Mrs. Charlotte Stevens, wbo is back in lier own home for the summer. Miss Ethel Gilbert bas accepted a position as Secretary at Deer Lodge, Banff, Alberta, for the summer months. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Horn spent Wednesday in Toronto witb their son Dr. W. R. Horn, Montreal, wbo is in attendance at the Chemi- cal Institute of Canada Conven- tion at the Royal York. Mrs. Cbarlie Smith was a visi- tor with ber daugbter, Mrs. Lewis Truli on Tuesday. The ladies presented tbeir play "His Women Folk" at Yelverton on Friday night, and at New- castle on Monday nigbt. Other places where tbey have given it previously are: Hampton, Ennis- killen and Pleasant Point (near Sonya). They will present it ati Leskard in tbe near future. 1Wedding belis are ringing in aur community. Sympathy is extended ta Miss Nancy Johns and Mrs. Wilh White in the sudden passing af their mother. Mrs. Cephas Johns on Sunday. In some parts of Africa and the Middle East, daily newspapers print bulletins of the progmess ofi locust swarms, just as American1 papers print the weatber fore- casts. ART'S CAR MARKET "Honest Art" British American Producis DETTER DEALS ON DETTER CARS In perfect condition, dlean as a pin. Light green in calour.-____ 1941 CHEV. COACH - Radio, heater, original through- out. Black in colour ------ - . $95000 1939 OLDS. SEDAN - Dark blue, a car very well looked after - ---- $825 .00 1937 LA SALLE CONVERTIBLE - Many extras. A real pleasure car. Black in colour -. --- $595.00 1937 CHRYSLER SEDAN - Black, brand netv rebuilt motor. Performs beautifully- $690.00 1936 FORD COACH - New brakes, looks goad, runs good, just the car for you - $490.00 1936 OLDS. SEDAN - Good,.shape, a very clean car ---. $54000 1935 FORD SEDAN - Mechanically A-i. Smart appearance $39500 Radio, heater, reconditioned motor. Truly a smart buy- $480.00 $1450800 1934 DODGE SEDAN - Blue, practicalhy one owner since new. A beauty -- $395.00 1933 OLDS. SEDAN - New paint job, smart appearance. Very good running car $290.00 1933 FRONTENAC SEDAN - Tip top shape $285.0 1933 ROCKNE SEDAN - Looks good, runs good -- $250.00 1931 CHEV. SEDAN - Rebuilt motar, new paint job, new top. A pip - ---- - $175.00 1931 GRAHAM COUPE - Hydraulic brakes, and runs very good- $150.00 1930 ESSEX COUPE - A very dlean car --- $125.00 1930 FORD "A" COUPE - New paint. A-1 mechanically .$175.00 1929 FORD "A" COUPE - New paint, very good shape $150.00 Mrs. Noble Metcahi, Oshawa, wath Mm. and Mrs. Roy VanCamp. Mr. and Mrs. Eln-em Cox, tawn Miss Joyce McAmthur, Oshawa: Mm. and Mms. Amthur Burgess with Mm. and Mms. Morley Burgess. Mm. and Mrs. Jimmy' Martin. two childmen, tawn; Miss Mary- Peters, Kumv Inn. at Mm. and Mrs1 Chas. Greenham's. Mm. and Mms. Sid Lancaster. Domella; Mrs. W. Lancaster, Ne-ý tonville; Mr. and Mms. Ch( e Wehch and famihy, Hammony; Mr.j and Mms. Sam Buttemy, Ken, Mari-j an Nýwn, at Mr. and Mrs. Ivisoni Munday's. Miss Shirley Antill, Ebenezer, witb Mm. and Mrs. H. Brooks. Mm. Blake Stevens, Solina; Mm. and Mrs. Ted Bagneil, Patsy, Don- na, tawn, witb Mm. and Mms. R. R. Stevens. Mr. and Mms. J. J. Brown, Miss SylviR Coverley. town, at Mr. and j Mrs. Rms Stevens'. MAPLE - ROVE Church School on Surnday at 1:30 p.m. on account of decora- tion at BowImanville Cemetery. Miss Bernice Stocker, tbwn. spent the weekend witb Miss Joyce VanCamp. Mr. and Mrs. SidneyLodge, Mr. and' Mrs. Lee Lodge, Maryland, visiting with the former's broth- er and sistem-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roy VanCamp and other rela- tives. Mrs. Otis Pritchard, sons John, and Peter, of Manotick, are spend- ing this week witb ber mother, Mrs. L. C. Snowden, Mildred and Bob. Miss Edna Snowden, Manotick, is visiting -ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allin Snowden. Mr. and Mrs. Ahex Wallace, Sîmcoe, visited at Mrs. L. C. Snow- den's hast week, also calhed on a number of old friends and rela- tives. Anniversary visitors- Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Jennings and family, Acton; Mr. and Mms. FloYd Beckett and family Mr. and Mrs. Harold Milîs and family, Ennis- killen; Mm. and Mrs. Howard Brad- ley anad Brian at Mm. and Mrs. Cecil Mihls'. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ashton, Marie, Ross, Ronald, Ray, Hay- don; Miss Jeafi McLaughlin, of Burketon; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Car- man, Miss Patsy Moffatt, Omono; Mr. and Mrs. Eaml Osborne, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Allin, sons Robert and John, Providence, at Mr. and Mrs. S. Morton's. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Castie, son Paul; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stewart, Margaret, Burhington; Mm. anat Mrs. Roy Mclntyre, Mary, Toron- to,*at Mrs. L. C. Snowden's. Mr. and Mrs. Emnie roley, Mr. andi MVrs. Ernie Laird, Donald, Mr. andi Mrs. Clarence Hiockin, Dor- othy, Patsy, town, at Mr. and Mrs. Lou LocKin's. MVrs. C. CIîoates, Miss Ethel Ax- ford, Oshawa; Miss Ruby Alds- worth, town, at Mr. and Mirs. C. H. Snowaen's. Mr. and, Mrs. Mark Blackburn, Hampton; Mm. and Mrs. ).oss Ahl- in, son Uordan, Newcastle, with Mr. and Mms. Hi. I. Foley. iVIrs. MiVna Colwill, Mmrs. Bert Colwill, Tfeddy and lmwin, Mr. and Mrs. Cnarlie Johns, MVr. and Mvrs. tion McDonald, town; Mm. and MVrs. Lloyd Metealf, Larmy, Osh- awa; Mr. and Mmis. Lloyd jimroomne and iamihy, Satina; iVIr. and Mvrs. John Ismoome and lamlly, Tyrane, with Mm. and Mrs. Wallace Mua- day. ivim. and Mms. Ted Hoar, Diana, Mrs. Hioar, INewcastLle; Mm. Bill Westlake, Oshawa; Iir. and Mrs. Johnstone, Uourtice; Mr. and Mrs. Mtilîton rinjk iLoenezer; iVir. and Mms. Arthur Bellman, town, with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Colla- cutt. ivîr. and Mrs. Harry Wallace, Mr. and ivrs. ilob Waïlace, Usnawa; MmI. and Mms. Roy Mann, Misz Diana ±-hllips, î-ort h-ope; 1îvuiss )*dna Wilunson and yîmr. V ern 'Imrimble, Oshawa; IVîr. and Mmis. Lawrence btaples, Larmy anL. Davia, Bethany, at. Mm. and Misb.j l1. . imbles. Mr. ana iV.îrs. Elmo Aridèrs6n,' tawn; iVIr. and Xirs. Uecil ivergu- sali, iewcastie; ir. ana MVrs. nal- in v~eniound, Uisnawa, at Mr. anu' ivîrs. Laurence Wliite's. ivir. ana, Mmis. L-nariie White, Miss Gertie Wnite, Air. jack îvie- Licer, 1 is maakaine McLtraý-, i'îynas; Master .aa1. Whbite, Uisni- I wa; Mmi. i<Un Brooks, Miss J~. utoach, town; Iviaster rîaroid be- yens, Mr. anctivMrs. .Èrea Sbtevens, at ivir. and,.Lvlms. .rAen bummeil,- .Lomd s. ixýev. and Mrs. C. C. Washing- ton, iLonaon; iVrs. B. MV. 'va.- ilicd, usnawa; lir. ana MIvrs. Cnas. tî.isiorne, IPoeniezer; Air. and iMrs. -eslUe Jacasan, town; MmI. anu .i..s. E. L. Ulibanx, Anne anu ý.aîoh, Mm. Bob Lilbanx, Shaw s, wim ivMm. ana Mms. Ii. tU. 'reran. Aim. and Mms. WVes. Cameron, Joyce, ý,.>an, at Mr. ana lVJr..Mo -- ±ey e~ ntori s. MVr. ana Mms. Hedley Oke, EL enezer; IVIr. ana ivms. ±Keith t(-. nant, Caroline, salem; Mmi. w, Xîrs. Bert bnowaen, son Kai Miss Anna jalins, town, at ana liVrs. Lloyd Snawden's. r KENDAL Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stewart, Peterborough, spent the weekend with ber mother, Mrs. Fred Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Lowes, Gar- don and Joan, Peterborough, with Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Patton for the weekend. Mrs. Mary Luxon, Mr. and Mrs. John Mercer and Mr. Cec. Mer- cer spent a few days at the form- er's cottage last week. Mr. and Mrs. Vance Allia and family visited ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mercer on Sun- day. Mr. Archie Blodgett, Raseneatb, visited bis sister, Mrs. Gardon Martinell. *Mr. Jas. Martinell was taken back ta St. Joseph's Hospital, Pet- erborough, and was given two blood transfusions. We hope ta seè him home again soon and feel- ing mucb better. Mr. Dave Vannatto is mucb im- proved and came home from tbe hospital on Friday. Mrs. Wm. Patterson, Kirby, is visiting Mrs. Mary Luxon. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Glass and Ronnie, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Little and famihy were guests on Fi- day evening af Mr. and Mrs. Clar- çnce Thertell. John Thompson, 13ill Darling- ton, Joe Wilson and Jack Elliott were in the noth, fishing, over the weekend. After the extra warm weather wc bave had the cold winds of Saturday seemed extra cold and the weatherman's prediction af 35 inToronto with frost on low ground looked pretty bad for June 17 btit apparently no damage was done. Saine corn and tomnatoes are reported as showing slight i ef fects. Somne basebail fans braved the cold an Saturday evening and went ta see the world champion Negro teami, the Washington Pil- ots, trim the Part Hope Team. Camborne team visited Kendal Tuesday evening and were beaten rather badiy, 12-1. Quantrill pitched for Kendal. A large crowd of friends and relatives gathemed in Kendal Orange Hall on Fiday evening for a dance and sbower, held for Mr. and Mrs. Ted Coatham (nee Grace Mercer).) The hall was prettihy decorated in pink and white with white belîs. After a peiod af dancing, Mr. Hartwell Lowemy caled the bride and groom ta the platform. Miss Joyce Bur- ley read the address. Joyce Low and Ruth Jackson drew back the curtains presenting a tableful of lavely izifts and Madelon Allin, niece of the bride, presented ber ?HU1MSDAY, -JUNM 22, 195à with a bouquet of flowers. The groom and bride responded, ex- pressing thanks ta their friends and to the committee in charge of the sbower. After lunch dancing was again resumed. The Committee wish to express their thanks to the mus- icians. Mr. and Mrs. H. Lowery, Mr. and Mrs. John Lowery, Mr. Ive Little, Helen and Stan Hog, and Mrs. Clarence Mercer, and also ta Mr. Bill Rutherford. The W. I. met in the Sunday School room on Wednesday even- ing, June 14 with Mrs. Stoker presiding. The roll caîl "Uses of aluminum, brought a variety of answers. A letter from Bowman- ville W. I. with five invitations ta their 50th anniversary banquet were gratefully received but ow- ing to June 21 being the date of our Sunday School ice cream social the ladies will be unable ta at- tend. A letter was also read fromn Miss Jean Noble thanking the W. I. for donation to Girls' Club trip. The ladies were requested to round up their subscriptions as Mr. James would like the contest closed in June. After much dis- cussion it was decided to apply to the Home Economics Service for the short course on Modemn Dressmaking in July. This is a four and one-haîf day course and anyone interested in sewing and who would like ta attend may contact Mrs. Stoker Mrs. Luxon. Mrs. W. Mercer or Mrs. Gardon Martineli. There is no charge. There was also furiher discussion on our Kendal signs and lîghts for the streets. Mrs. W. Mercer is to secure a map of Kendal and find out how the money is ta be raised for the power used. Mrs. Reg. Ell1iott, under Can- adian Industries, gave a very in- teresting account of alumninurn. haw of recent years its cost has been reduced until now it can be used in -many ways with agreat commercial demand for it. The ingredients are all imported from Br. Guiana, Greenland and Texas and brought up the Saguenay riv- er by ocean boats. Here we have the electricity and men ta make it into aluminum and ship all over the world. Anniversary visitors in the next issue. Odd Tulip Group Reported This Week Another of nature's oddities bas been reported ta The Statesman. Mrs. R. Olesen, R.R. 6, Bow- manville, has written a letter in- farming us that ber garden nur- tures a different kind of tulip. Ac- cordjng to Mrs. Olesen, there are 1; SUMMER POOLE 'S 5ç Ladies' NIGHT GOWNS 99Ç ac SPECIALS. A T to -$1.00 STORE, Terry Cloih TOWELS 69Ç ac Size 22" x 41", in bright colour patterns of blue, green and red. HOUSE PAINT FIRST QUAL1TY 1/-Pint Quarts 35c 95C GLASS SETS Beautiful Coloured Designs Beautiful cool rayon night gawns in blue or white. In sizes of small, medium or large. OTHER RAYON NfIGHT GOWNS In pink, blue, green or yellow Sizes small, medium and large. $2.17 ea. MEN'S SWIN TRUNS Satin 19 er Wool$19 pair Boys' Trunks _________- 98e MEN'S UNDERWEAR SHORTS or VESTS First Quality Summer .Underwear Sizes S, M, L69 REETING CARDS - TOYS BEACH BALLS POOLE'S 70 King Si. Et PITCHER 79c GLASSES lOc ea. Plain Drinking Glasses 6c each Girls' 2-Piece SUN DRESSES $118each Sizes 4 ta 8, i oo>so yellow, red, pink and b1u- f BOYS' COTTON - T-SHIRTS 89C Gay coloured striped shirts. 5Çto $j.OO S TORItE Bowmanville y ~ -1 *-'----'------. ~ -~ "1ten tulips on four single stems" another and tbree and tour flow- and each tulip Is larger than the ers on the remaining two stems ordinary. In the group one is on respectively. The flowers are a a single stem. There are two, on dark, maroon in colour. STORE CLOSES This Store will ho Closed for Holiday. JULY 3 - 12 inclusive TONE RATSpecial Sun GMasses Aviation Type $4.00 - $5.00 SUN LSE Clip on Style -- 3.00 $1.19 NEW J. & J. First Aid Kit- 69e! 1/2 Pint Thermos $ 1.35 Plat Thermos S1.50431.65 Quart Thermos $ 2.50-$3.50 GLR LARCIR Motor Jugs --33.75-S4.75 Lunch Kits 98ec Creme Rinse L 2 d3-- 49 ï Greme Shampoo 33c-55,e-95" H-ome. Permanent --3 2.79 Refis --5- 1.25-41.5 91aLI*M181ii.Yqlft Repel 6-12 Tantoo 622 repels insects Repellant R epellant Cr. ILepellaat 59e 9 57c 49o Rubber Bathing Caps Assorted Shades 69c-$1.25 THE ERFCr AIR RESING Insect Bombs -- S1.69-$1.98 F111 Spray- 24c-39c,69c New Improved Triple i Action Fly Tox 29e-50c-85e F111 Sprayers 29e TUED25 94 4 $2.25 Value IN.,~1,ADY ~Breck Shampoo and i1Dispenser - Now $1.50, - Baby Scales for Reni - P,695 COWLING'S DRUG STORETRSE Hiîg gon -Electric d2 King st. E. ]Phone 438 Bowmanvle Telephone 2148 175 Ring Si. W., Dowmunville This Week's Special: 1947 PLYMOUTH SEDAN - Cash or Low Down Payment and Easy Ternis We'Buy - Seli - Trade in Good'Used Cars BE THE FIRST ONE UP TO AVOID ANY DISAPPOINTMENTS Open Evenings IUltil 9:3t1 o OPUP. 1-AVAnTAM XTATPMVAMý I;ÔWMANVM=. ONTARTO 13A~ «~ 1