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Miss Celia Lowe fo Office staff eut ap 'ntC imiltoi ORDER YOUR MEATS FROM DUDLEY And you will realize a decided saVing. Froin a well assorted' stock of fresh an~d cooked meats you wiIl find anything you may wish for in a well con- ducted butcher shop. Notice the next time you are in, the careful ser- vice and satisfaction we are always aiming to give Our customers.1 PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE Wilbert J. Dudley Horsey Block Phone 225, House 272 Bowmanville DON'T BOTHER B3AKING--- BUY IT AT S54TI1ES$ £IE'S BAKERY The Cash & Carry Bakery .BowmanvillIe Money Besides the eï poultry you geta a flock of chickel They must be g tion to get the mc largest stock of t] supplies ini town. poultry man. ASK ABOUl PO In Pulry ýsy money that is madle out of Ëlot of pleasure in looking after BUT given the proper feed and atten- )st out of theiri. We have the he best known poultry feeds anid Cbnsult wth our expert r OUR FREE COURSE IN ULTRY RAISING HARRY ALLIN se BOWMAN VILLE Make Your Home Comfortable l and Sanfiary Are you enjoying "ail the comforts of a home"? You are flot uniess a modern sanitary bath room equipment is included. Don't be afraid of the cost. It is trifing com- pared with the satisfaction and convenience it affords you. An estimate from us places you under no obli- gation to buy. Greenaway R& E1lott Consu!ting Engineers Phone 18 day or niglit ]owmianville 11--- 41--' NEW CHURCH- JOURNAL The first numlber of a new Meth- odis papr, Cam--borne Circuit Journa,"bs come t. our desk, sposord ad edited by Rev. F. J. Horwood, Mus. Bac., A. T. C. M., thej energetic youngl- pastor of Camibornie 1Circuit on whicbîh our esteemned citi - z,^ucRIev. W. -H. Saglabored ,vr sucesfulybefore retining frein cir-I cuit duties and settling in Bowinan-1 ville. In these days cýf very stren- ueus existence for ail classes'of locail newýspapers it is an audaciousudr taking. to launch a new rnnntbly magazine s0 very centiguous te a town that already bias tbree live newspapers covering tbat territory tboroly and ever ready to publisb al churcb happenings thaàt are sent to them. We, however, wisb thse arni- bitious littie journal ail thse success that its service te its constituency YOUNG FOLK, READ THIS From Camborne Circuit Journal. Every life bas splendid possibili- ties. Every one of us can be al success in thie highest sense of the Word, a success in the -way of deing sornething worth while, sonmething t!hat wilI benefit :our fellows andi make the worl'd a litie better off than if he bad not lived. The young people -who encourage thernselves in thinking thýat they have ne chance, who irakle tbemselves believe thut 1wbile effort repays some people, it is no use for themi to try,, are overlook- ing their own wonderful potentiali- ties. Most of us live on thse sur- face of our natures, nieyer boring down to flnd what rich depesits may lie out of sigbt, or what reservoirs of power are awaiting- discovery. Not every life is a success, of courebut every 1'f e has th e p s i l t I f succesa. VESSELS ARE OFFERED CATTLEI s in thel dIealersj. BOWMANVILLE, APRIL 26, 12. hi si hi st if al fo I Th Seretof a Leautdiful ki ck OBITUARY W, ,al Mre. John Eiliott, Hampton re k, Ms John Elliott was well an( i, favorably known by a wide cicle u x- friends and was worthy of ail ti r- good things said of her. The Owei k Sound Sun-Times says: C. The death of Eliza J. Elliott, witl ,n ow of the late John Elliott, of Hamp ton, Ontario, occurred late Tuesda' -afternoon at the bomne of her son-i law, Mr. E. J. Creeper. For the past five years Mrs. Ellioti b adl been a resident of Owen Soun' and during that tixne Iad made man; acquaintances Whe will regret tc leara of ber death. Although nei in the best of health for a long time, i was niot until tbree mentbs agc that ber condition became serious, Mrs. Elliott was a member of First Methodist churcb. The late Mrs. EUliott, forrnerly Miss Eliza Ashton was born in Hampton seventy-four years ago and spent most of her life there whexre she was widely knowr and respectedl by everyone. She is survived by one son, A. T. Elliott, of Fort Erie; one daughter, Mrs. E. J. Creeper, of Owen Sound and a sister, M\rs. John Colwill of Hampton. Service was held at the heome of Mr. E. J. Creeper, 882-3rd Ave. W., on Wednesdav evening conducted by Rev. Stanley Elliott. The re- mains were broug-ht to Hampton. thse funeral taking- place on Friday £rom the residence of ber brother-in-law, Mr. John Colwill, service beine con- ducted by the pastor of the Metho- dist Church, Rev. W. W. Jenes, B. D. Man-y old friends and neigbibors were present and therei were many very beautifui floral off cýrings. The paîl-bearers were Messrs. Chas. and Frank Stonhouse, W. R. Ailin, F. J. Groat. Alfred Hogarth, James Curtis. Thse interment took place in tlhe B. C. Cemnetery. Among those attendingý from a distance were: Mfr. and Mrs. E. J. ICreeper, Owen Sound; Mr. A. T. El- liott and son, F ort Erie; Dr. J. H. El-1 liott, Dr. R. J. Niddlrie and Mr. Fred BaulcIs, Toronto. MINISTERS AND CHURCHES St. John's Churcb, IRector, Rev. G. S. Postletbwaývite, M. A. Organist, Mlrs. Jno, A. Gunn. 4th 'Sunlday after Enster, April 29th. il a. .-1 Morning Service and! Sermon. TIse meiers of Florence NighltingaIl LogNo. 66(, will attend this ser- vice. 2.30 P. in.-Sunday School. 7 p. m.-Evensong and sermon. Preacher, thse Rector. On Sun-1day, April 29tb, Rev. J. C. Wilson, 105 Carlton St., Toronito, wýill conduct Anniversary services of thse Sunday Scbool bèld in ScIsool Heuýe in S. S. No. 2, in Broken Front of Clarke Township. TIis Sundlayý ScIsool wýas org-anize-d 74 years ago, and Rev. J. C. Wilson's fatber, tbel late SIhepherd Wilson was its first superintendent, anid J. C. was one of the first scbholars. TeMethodist Mi ssion Circle LIedj at nnual election of offi cers on1 Tuesday ,.ý-evening, April 17,al- tIe borne of _Mrs. chas. Bgei ig stL. Miss Mînnie Webb'er rea.d the,, Scriptux eLesn St. John 14: 1-16. Miss Lena H1addy gave an interestingý paper on thietepic "Gatewýays of the Mmnd", 'frornI Study Book. Offlicers eiected for the coring year were: J Presidlet-Mlrs. Elmier Cox; lsýt j Vice Prest.-Mviss Marion 'ors 2-1 Vice Prest.-Miss Olive M1utton; 1I Jlec. Secretar-y-Miss Mary Cole' Cor. Secretary-Mýiss Gertie Okel' Treaisurer-Miss Grace Trewin Supt. Christian Stewradsbip-MNýiss; Mlinnie Webber. Meeting closed with th Ise izpah Benediction. he à. p- !tt ild iy Lo Pt >0 S. st 'S. in tir lë 'n id PASSING 0F MR. EfSALL )f A We!î1 Known Citizen Dies Af ter an Operation. There passed to rest on Monday, [-April l6tb in B ownanville Hospital Samnuel Scbuyler 'Edsall in his 67t1 y year. He was a Durhamn county boy boen in Port Hope. He was a son of tbe late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel bt Edsall of that tewn. He was edu- ýd cated at Trinity Cellege, Port, Hope, yr a.nd at Belleville Business College. ýo Few men are better known here, hav- ýt ing resided in Bownmanville for the ,past 46 years. For several years Swith thse late George Lee he carnied on a hardware business bere, thse firmi ;t namne being Lee & Edsall. After 3Mr. Lee's deatb he carnied on by nhirnself until the building was hurn- r. ed. e For the past eigbteen years ani rup te thse tinie of bis 'death he bas been with the Bowmanville Foundry Çobeing S ocre tary-Trea surer of was Comnpany. For several yearsbhe f Ledge, No. 31, A. F. & A. M. and was well advanced in Masonry. On Septernher 5, 1878, he was *united in mtarniage with Ellen Mary Garratt of Belleville, and te theni *were born nine children. Ida died in infancy and Lucy at eleven years of age. Thse others are Mrs. V. R. Oliver, (Beryl), Rowrnanville, M'rs. (Dr.) F. C. Clarke, (Kathleen), Bar- badoes, B. W. I., Mrs. Herman Fishs- er, (Florence), Toronto, Miss Anna S. Edsanl at bone, Mr. B. Scbuyler Edsall, Yonkers, N. Y., Mrs. (Dr.) Erie Boak, (Dorotby), Victoria, B. C., and Mr. Jack Huribut Edsall, Hial- ifax, N. S. One sister, Mrs. Herman Seeley, Chicago, Ill, also survives. Another sister, Mrs. Flora Smith, Chicago, died of influenza and was buriedÎ in Port Hope about tbree weeks ag-o.1 Mr. Edsall bas been ailing for sixi mionths and was operated on about two weeks ago for gail stones, after wbich bronchial pneumonia devel- oped and be passed qisite uinexpecte'-- ]y te rest five days later on Apnil 16Ct1i. Thse funeiral took place £rom the famiiy residence, Cubitt's Liane on Wednesday, service being conducted by Rev. G. S. Postletbwa',ite, Rector of St. Johsn's Cburch. The palîdienrers were Messrs. J. S. Moorcraft, Archie Tait, J. A. Mc- Clellan and John Lyle, J. P.' Thse flowers were a very benutiful collection anong, themi being a bea,ýutiful design from ithse Bownan- ville Foundry Cmay Amon-)ig thse relatites atteningilo were the fa alyind Dr. W. H. Gar- ratt, Yonkers, N. ý-Y, _Mn., Frank Gr rýatt, North Bay), and Mrs. T. Murdoif, Canipbellford Orang-emen are plan- niing a big Twelfth of July. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Martin, Eeech Ave., are back to tewn again. Bowrnanville like Cobouirg and Oshawa bas learned that City audi- tors corne high. CONSULTING ENGINEERS JAMES PROCTOR & REDFERN LTD 86 Toronto St., Toronto, Cen. Br1da PvemetaWaterworka, P . ^ P l n ta , In cln era to rs , F a t or - les, Sewerage Systems, 1nydro Elect- r1e ~Arbltratioeis, Litigation. Phone Adel. 1044 Cable "3JPRCO,, Toronto. OUR FEES-UeJuaîny pald ouit of the m'oey we Bave Our. clIente, A HIGH GRADE SCHOOL! Yonige andi Charles Ste., Toronto, Open all year. Courses given:- Business, Stenographv, Type- writing, ecretarial, General Im- jproveinent, etc. Demand for Our i!g-raduates during the Iast six een months rmore than double tOur eupply. Enter now, pajrticulars W. J. ELIOTT, Principal. TRAIN for SUCCESS Freiare for a business career et 12 Schoole ln Toronto imeure Inditridual instruction in a bu in e^s s bje et , a Our Schools or by mail. Write for proeat pectus w roi P. McINTOSH, Chiat Principal iVrs, W. N. ?ascoe west of Solina recýentiy visited bier sister, Mrs. Fred Page, HigIs Street, who Isas been ill. A unique feature in connection witb Cobouigls cburcb 1fe is that tbree mninisters Nvill be leaving tbeir pastorates bere witbin tIse next few months. Rev. J. S.. I. Wilson, Metb- odist, Rev. J. P. MVcLennan, Baptist, and Rev. H. A. Carson, Congrega- tional. j i i ,f;;~and glve you r stomaclu a litt. Provîdes «UIhe bit of Ssweet- la benepficiaî 4 orm, Hlelps t e deause Oi1he teetji aud ieep tbem hepithy. The Separator with the Orie-Piece BowI You needn't worry about the capacity-if you buy or already possess a MAI; >' EUTSeparator When you enlarge our herd, jusNýsend your machine to te 1Magniet Works and its capacity can be promptly chaniged at low cost. Magnet square-ct gearsI are asy to turn, and assure long, life. Thousands of Ma- nets are running after 20 years service. The Magnet's large, open, onie-ýpiceee siiri- r is asiest to keep sweet and cleari. P rompt Service Our machin~e shops are equipped for qiick repair work. Write for prices on new capacity for your Magnet-or - for any information desired. _ The Magnet Separator Wor!ks Proprietors: R. A. Lister & Co. (Canada), Ltd. Hamilton, Ontario Branches: Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg, Regina, Calgary, Edmonton. ERS Master's LVoiçea%* "MELLOWMOON"0 SEverybody's dancing to tisis einancing new Waltz nuniber, pIayad by Pul iteman and HisOrcbestn. along with -Wonderful One" Waltz. Ask to hear themon "His Mwter's VMe"VicSoe Iiecrd No. 19019 Âýso heur these other big dlance hits: Caroina Mammy - - Fox Trot Melody King'* Little Red Schiool House Fox Trot Dance Orchstm Wi owsVoe" R"&,d N,. 216401 Fate --- --- --- --- -F ox Trot Paul Whteman ~Lady of the Evenig - Fox Trot and His orchestra Bi aS'svoic"-Viqtor Rcd Ný 1!016 Music-- - - - - - Fox Trot Mleldy King's Burninig Sands - - - Fox Trot D~ance Orchestra "Bis Masc's Voic" R, ...d .N,. 21J6397 At any " lis Masier's Voice " dealers HIS NMASTERS VOICE, LIMITED Ask your dealer fo 1923 -His Master's Volo Victor Recor-d CHRI CI-RIS.É Phone 97 Cleopatra knew it. That was the secret of her power. Every day ber skin was thoroughly cleansed with parni and olive oiîs. Then as now these ojîs were famed for their niild, soothing, cleansing qualities. She tee used other cosmetics, but every day these were removed by thorough clcansing. In this way she was able to keep her skial smeoth, firm, fresh and youthful. Today these same oils are scientilically blended ia famôus Palmolive Soap. They give it xildness, wonderful soothing qualities, pro- fuse creamy and refreshing lather. Powder and rouge will not harm the skin if you wash daily with a rnild soap. A thorougli cleansinL, with Palmolive wil tone your skin and help it do its own beautifyiag. Srnoothness and a charmingly natural celor will resuit. You can bisy Palmolive Soap at ail first class dealers Z_- 1 Volume and Efficiucy Prodzice 25-cent Quality for DURHAM BOYS' CLUB MEETS That was a very -deli-ghtflul gather- ing of tIse Durham OHd Boys' Club whvich assesnbled in the »eautifuj ne-w resîdience of Col.' and Mrs. R. J. St'ewart, 42 Heathdale Road, Toron- te, on thse evening of April l7th. East Durhaii- folk were present in large numbers, amiong tbemi. being- Sarni Hunte-r, thse noted caytoonist. Thse Program was really ex,ýcellent, thse contributions of Miss Rochelle Copeland on the violin and Ms Goodman on the piano -%vere except- ionially fine, and thse gn of Ms Higginbotbani and M1r. J. b. Keachie were as usual up te high wavter mark. An address on '"Courýeýsy" by Dr. J. L. Hughes and greetings from Mr.i Sain Hunter, Recv. W. E. Smnith and AiH. W. D). Roýbins furnishedl a very fine intellectual menu for the occas- ion. Good wshsfor many happy oer f enjoymieat were exp)re-ssed by the Presidient and Secretaryv to Col. and Mrs. Stewart in their 'o'vely new home, and thanks were tendered themi and a1l Who aissisted in the pro- grain on motion of MIr. Thos. Yelfo0-j- ees, sceconded by Mr. R. W. King, for tIsýe very d1eligbtful eveniing se richlv eajoyed by thse large cornpany.( MASONS VISIT PORT HOPE About 25 miembers of Jerusalem Lodge, No. 31, G. R. C., Bowmanville, paid a visit te Ontario Lodge, No. 26, Port Hope, on Friday evening ilast, a ordial invitation having been re- ceived frorn that Lodge to mneet tIse D. D. G. M., R. W. Bro. Jas. Moore, H. D., ef Brooklip, who was paying iofficial visit. The 3rd degree vas exensplified in a very impres- ve manner-aftea. which a Splendid )anquet was provided in excellent tyle by thse Ontario Lodge. It is iways a pleasurè f or members of rrusalem Ldge te go to Port Hope id the brethren 'wish te tbank thern r their kind invitation. Palm and olive oilsý-nothing else -give nature's green color to Palmolive Soa>. 1873J i loc