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Eat Fish Daily FOR HEALTH AND STRENGTH Fish ;as much ,re readily place al year, with SMOKED HADDIE 121//2c LB. also have Salmon, Herring, Ilalibut, sh, Cod, Fillets, Ciscoes, Kippered Her- EAT MORE FISH ARCHIE TAIT .one 65 J3owmanviile a e a- T imes These have been rather strenuous days dur- ing the recent cold speli. It is just possible your furnace may be needing sorne attention. iJy having us look o'ver your furnace now we may be ini a position to save you considerable outlay. It is our business to keep your efliently-we know how. furnace run- Greenaway &Elliott Consulting Engineer8 7or night Bowmanville 'I h BOWMANVILLE, MAROR 13, 1924 [DURHAM COLJNTY SHORTHORNI ASSOCIATION SALE 1 General satisfaction was expressed by the members of the Durbani County Shorthorn Association on their third annual dispersai sale held at Beith's Waveriey Stables, Bowm-anivilie, on Thursday, MUarch 6. There was a goodly numuber of breed- ers present inceluding several froi distant plac es. M. H. Stapies, Or- ono, paid the highest price for the afterno@.ii, bidding $190 for a well bred 3-year old straight Lavender heifer with bull caîf by side con- signed by that veteran Shorthorn breeder, Samuel Rickard, Newcastle. The average price for females was $10-: which la higher than any other Shorthorn sale reported recently in) Toronto dailies. It may therefore well be said that Durham breeders have earned an enviable reputation for high ciass stock and get top notch prices. There was not such a dem-and for maies and the biding- at times was slow althougli the average price for buils was$980 Heber Down, Pickering, paid the highest price in ths class, being $115 Tor J. F" Os- borne's, "Bruiach Best", a red maie, born December 15, 1922. List of sales ineluded: à. Brisbane, Cobourg, paid $70 for ligh.t roan maie, year old, icon- signed by John Baker, Hampton. T. C. Wîndlatt, Beaverton, $125, red heifer, John Baker. C. E. Bonnycastie, Campbellford, $1130, dark red female, John Baker. C. E. Bonnycastie, $110, red fe- maie, John Baker. Tupper Jolinston, Newtonville, $40 red maie, year old ,.John Baker. M1. H. Stapfles, Oro-no, $115, redi fem-ale, Wi. F. Rickard, Newcastle. R. E. Osborne, R. R. 3, Bonian- ville, $125, red femiale, 2 years oid,, W. F. Rickard. C. E. Bonniycastie., $75, red female year old, W. F. Rickard.1 Rimer Powell, Whitby, $110, roan- maie, year old, W. J. S. Richard, R. R. 4, Bowa nville.i A. E. Beliman, Bowm'ainviilei $52.50, red with white ýnale, Jas.i Leask & Son, Taunton. John Miller, Ashhurn, three year old females, at $60 each fromr Jas. Leask & Son. Heirb. Scott, Tyrone, $77.50, roan maie, J. F. Osborne, R. R. 4, Bow- manville, A. Moon Port Hope, $130, ron, female, J. F'. Osborne.1 Heber Dorwn, Pickering, $115, redi maie, J. P'. Osborne. C. E~. BonnyýcasLe, $60, red femiale, Samuel Rickard, Newcastle. M. H. St'aples, $190, red f emale, Samuxel Richard. Geo. White, Bowm-ianville, $97.50,1 roan maie, Samuel Rickard. R. G. Reid, Guelph, $100, roan fe- male, Samuel Richard. Mýerki:ey Clarke, Newcastle, $80, dark roan maie, J. R. R. Cole, R. R. 4, Bowmaniviiie. MU. H. Staples, $100, red female, Mj. W. Wight, Bowmanville. R. T. Amos, Moffatt, Ontario, was auctioneer. [Di. & 0. eeSAVE $45 to $80 We have for sale a limited number of Âonal Electric Ranges at a saving of flot less than $45.00 on any Range. new an4l fully guaranteed. ,What you save on Range will more than pay f sanie. In f act we will insta and guarantee the cost not When you buy an Elect he Hydro Shop you are as ,e here to Stay and "Servii The Hydro -Shop is The INTERMEDIATE BASEBALL L nual meeting oft dl Onitarjo lVei i azu 0.114 kin Vhinield, Oshawa tand V. O. Hip- president, Mr. L. manvIie, sent ia Ig to bis expected ýeague's territory, t, Osawav as ,4~- 1 IMY Dear Mr. Presidnt:- My "Statesman" of December 27, 1923, con'veys to me the interesting rep 'ort of The Canadian Club of Bowmý,nanville in which 1 note your elevation to the presidency. Will you accept my sincere congratulations? 1 thînk, too, that the club members are also to be congratulated upon sêeuring your accepotance of the office. Good luck to ail of you! 1 nee'd hardly say to my loyal friends of the oid home town how vèry deeply 1 feel the honour be- stowed upon mie by the club in elect- inrmetothe Hon. Presidency. I sýpeak truly when 1 confess that 1 value this evidence of their remem- brance of mie, and the goo'd-will em- bodied la the nct, more than any- thing of a like kind that bas been done during these thirty-onie years of service la the Moveimentý- 1 ivish also to tell you how happy1 I am to note the strong and true note struck by Dr. Bowies la his recent ad'dreýss'to the club. With m-y sincere thanks, then, let me again wish you and jours and the club the best of good-luclc throughout 1924. EARLYSPRING. At th( ~, OsSAVE AT DOMINION STORES Save to-niorrow as well as to-day. Make consistent it-your hobby-as do the. million and more customers ON STORES. RAISINS SEEDED OR SEEDLESS, i 1-oz. packet-- RICHTMELLO 1 lb.- - - - - 65 Dozen RICHMELLO I/ lb.-- ---------33C NEW ci (Save the'Coupons) IL. - IWVM; xecui ort Ilope; Do( S. lliman. The Ranges are al ' the surer's repi ce on thei 'r W. orris; is our mnotto. . llÂraaa Oshawa, icIub's rck and Reeve Geo. retar-ý Y, Mayor R. N. Bas-r fore GREAT SALE RANGES People's Ad by the people of the Province of 01 y not buy your Electrical goods atyou where you are assured of first quaiity Service? HYDRO SHOP To make roorn for spring and summer goods we are clear- ing out our entire stock of Coal and ~Wood Ranges at SWEEPING REDUCTIONS The prices wiil sur- prise you. Corne in and see for yourself. OLP CITY CURRANTS,1' lO-oz. packet -17c D.S.L. BAKING POWDER, .19e HORSESHOE, CLOVER LEAF or MAPLE LEAF SALMON, 'Al.tii-----------------22c 1-lb. tin---------------40c BRUNSWICK -I SARDINES, 3 tins -for -1 PURE LARD Af No. 3 pail 499 BLUE ROSE RICE, 3 lbs. for -27 GEtT THE HP. SAUCE 29c AOC LEMONS ----Zie CROSSED FISII SAR- DINES (in olive oil or tomato sauce),~ tin - CALFORNIA NAVEL ORANGES 33c and 45c SAVINGS 1 r AT 209, 359w. ,Mason & DaIe's hardware Pixoc;ne 145 Bowimanville .ternal Pains~j HEESE - - 23c HEINZ SPA- ,10 GHETTI, smnall.-lo HEINZ SPA- .9iM GHETTI, mned. -..uC SHELLED WALNUTS (Pieces), IL 1 r CLARK'S PORK and BEANS, No. 2 -14c Ail Prices at Dominion Stores Are Bargain TIGER or EAGLE SALMON <Cohoe), '/2-lb. tin - - -20e - ~t. 'I e e- e CANADIAIN CLUB NOTES Rev. J. B. Fraser, Columbus, bas consented to address the next mneetb- ing of, the Club which is iikely to be heid Friday, March 21st. His faub- ject will be "The Role of the Anglo- Saxon". Meimbers, keep this date clear as Rev. Mr. Fraser is a brilliant speaker. We don't kno'w when the nieibers generaily have expressed such gen- uine satisfaction an'd delight of the a.dcresses g-iven as those deli'vered by Judge Hi. S. 'Mott and Mr. K. J. Dunstan. The thanks of the Club is due Mr. J. HI. H. Jury for securing these men. Mention was omuitted in our re- port of the last banquet to the music provided, while the dinner was being served, by an orchestra composed of Messrs. Lorne Jackm-ran, pianist, Clarence Bonmbard and Lewis Scott, violinists. It ýwas an added feature to the evening's entertainamrent an'd greatly enjoyed by ail present. Bowmianville citizens have more than an ordinary interest in Canadian Clubs, for it was one of Our Own' native boys who was the originator of this idea and bas done so much to make the m-ovement the power it exerts throughout Canada and be- yond its borders. We refer to Lieut.-Col. C. R. McCullough of Hamiilton, who is Hon. President of the Association of Canadian Clubs and also Hon. President of Bowman- ville Canadian Club. Tu acknow- ledging bis re-election to the latter office hie wrote W. J. Morrisoh, B. A., President of the local club, this letter being re*ad at the last meeting of the club. It just souis like Charlie, big hearted, loyal and true Canadiain that he is: - 1 --- -29c 1 ý 1