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Bowmanville, Jan, 17--Palestine Qhapter Under Dispensation of the Masonic Lodge was instituted Mon _ @ay' evening in the Masoni¢ Hall. . The organization was under | the d1- Pry arend 'Superintendent of On: tario District No. 10., who perform- od the ceremony in an impressive manner. - "About 100 Companions of the ot were present. The Fourth was presided over by Ex, Fred CO. Hoar, new Z of Palestine Chapter. A pleasing and instruec- tive program took place including interesting addresses by the Grand A number of distinguished visit- 'ors were also present, They were: KX. J. Dunstan, Grand Z., Henry * Smith, Grand Scribe B., W,. Hoar, Grand Director of Ceremon- Walter G. Price, Grand J., and a P, Avery, Grand 8. , Olen 4 "the Palestine Chap- ter, RAM, are as follows, Z-Fred ©. Hoar; H--Dr. G, C. Bonnyeas-| tle; J--G. H. Dickinson; 8, BJ. Ross Stutt; 8. M--W, J. Bragg, M.P.P.; treasurer, F, F. Horris; P. 8. J, Baker; 8, 8--E, H. Brown; J. 8.--M, Comstock; M. 4th Veil =F, Williams; M. 3rd Veil--T, B, Gilehrist; M, 2nd Veil--W. A, Ed- or and M, 1st Vell--P, E, Green. d. The new organization of Masons - meet every third Monday eve- 8 -------------------------- Mistress: "Is there =a pot on Hu. |For Dr. and Mrs, W. RHE] Hi by the Society that they would adopt the text- book on Missionary work "Drums 'n Darkness" written by Rev. John T. Tucker, Mrs. William Adams presi RECEPTION HELD IN BOWMANVILLE H. Burks--To Practice in That Town (By Staff Reporter) Bowmanville, Jan, 17.--A recep- tion was held at the home of Dr, W. H. Burks, Wallington street, lalst evening, More than two hun dred guests errived between the hours of three and six in the after. noon and eight and tem in the evening, Mrs, Burks received, and was assisted in pouring tea by Mrs, B. J. Hazlewood, of Ottawa, yp. Robert Hall, of Peterboro, Is guest with Mrs, Burks, Mr and Mrs, J. McGregor of Oshawa, parents of Mrs, Burks were also present, besides Mrs, M, Burks of Mainly since the war, they buy whem occasion demands or when stock on hand is low, is fact puts the wholesale manufacturers at a disadvantage. They therefore must keep a year- round stock on hand and lessen up on the extremely large seasonable products. ---- The Sultan was dining in a Lon- don restaurant, and the waiter no- ticed that the little glass contain- ing toothpicks was empty, He thereupon placed another glassful on the tablo, when an attendant, who was sitting beside his High- ness told him to take them away. "He has already eaten the last lot," sald his attendant, "and he doesn't care for them." have moved to Oshawa. The newly furnished and combined offices are situated in the western part of the house. Dr, Hazlewood willl be in his office during the afternoon while Dr, Burks will make Bow- manville his center of business. At the time of the recent up- rising in Chira, Dr, and Mrs Burks were in that country, the doctor having built up a consid- erable practice here. The disturb- ance however caused an order to be sent that all British women and children were to be brought to the coast. Mrs, Burks h.wever took the trpi across the ocean and set- tled in Toromto, Dr, Burks found " Toronto. It necessary to come also that ahait, Mary ! Dr, Burks has moved to Bow-| Prior to thelr going t China, Mistress (indignantly): "No | manville from Toronto to take up |Dr, and Mrs, Burks were residents 0 the practice of medicine as a part-|of Oshawa for 168 years, They re- Maid: "No pot." ner of Dr, B, J, Hazlewood, who |mained {n China for 13 years. a - - --_-- --_-- -- | Just Ml Arrived! 36 Smart Little Frocks For Girls 2 to Years Mostly Flannels "and also a number of $1.9 Crib ing for, each, 1 179 i Crepes, navy and colors, braid trimming, some belted styles; Dresses for the smaller child, ren. Particularly suitable for children going to school. Spe- cially priced for the week end Blankets Pink or blue, in a var. - p iety of patte:.is go on ; sale tomorrow morn. Cc ta Wool Pantie Lil - py / | ; 8 318 Dresses, or has that tains or Side Drapes. Selling n- W. A ri tle sli. i This Shipment of New Merchandise - -. rT No Fa Ba § 25> § Mrs. W. ~ Dy Av Smith, Mrs M. J. Elliott, Mrs. R. M. Mn ell, Dn. » J » mn Mrs. Sid, Mrs, gil ps es ed > ® (By Staft r) Bowmanville, Jan, 17.--A skat- ing party and dance, postponed for some time on account of the weather, was held to-night by the students and staff of the High School here. Over 200 enjoyed the skate at the Rink and then re- paired to the school where a lunch of coffee and hot-dogs was served, Dancing took up the re- maining part of the evening. On account of the short notice of the social event, which was de- cided on only yesterday by the executive of the Literary Society, many of the county resident pu- pils were unable to bring their skates. But all appreciated the ception afterwards. The student ©. cy of the sciun' have heen looking forward oo the annual skating gigty 'or pov, time, and the committees were more than pleased with the suc- cess of the evening, The orchestra which provided the music for dancing was com- posed of five members, Migs Hel- en Argue, Oscar Jamieson, Wal- Windsor, Jan. 17 With rela- tives of Myrtle Martin, aged 13, and Marie Egley, aged 18, who van- ished from the Children's Ald Shel- ter here on Sunday, able to shed no light on their whereabouts, anx- fety as to the safety of the girls 'was expressed tonight by officials of the soclety, hi : "It is rather remarkable that we have not been able to trace the Le, 15 Ehargs of the Ohtidrencs range, 0 ren's Shelter. "1 am of the apinion that the girls Cy up their jing | do TR W an. outing, bu r pin Frinn absence begins to worry me. We §ve made inquiries every- no, word of them has Fear was expressed by the au- thorities at the Shelter the girls had been lured away by some unserupwions person, after they dropped out of a line-up of ohil- dren from the home, en routé for services in Temple Baptist Church, to buy candy at a mear-by drug store, J Inquiry at the Windsor dock and of immigration officials on the De- troit side of the river failed to elicit any information as to the probable whereabouts of the girls. It is un- likely, Inspector M, R, Winters be- lieves, the girls could have passed United States immigration officers without drawing special attention, So far as the day duty officers can remember, no such girls as the sup posed two truants crossed the river on Sunday morning. Officers of the Detroit Children's Ald Society have been asked by in- spector Winters to assist in locat- ing the girls, Police also have been requested to he on the watch for the children, and "beat" patrol men have been furnished with detailed descriptions of the missing girls. The Martin girl's home is in Lea mington, and the Egley girl hails from Colchester. Neither has been seen in those parts. a check-up ro- day revealed. Both are large for their ares. They are pretty hlondes re'her tall and affect boyish bobs. lace Harn, Kenneth Morris and John James. The lunch and so- clal committees were composed of the girls from the Literary Society Executive, Se Ta, PANNA SPRIN G SEWING 3,537% YARDS RAYON SILK GINGHAMS GO ON SALE FRIDAY MORNING AT 9 O'CLOCK 3 7c Per Yard Y, JANUARY 18, 1926 wins nh i (A 1 tri ts Mma Bri Se tres to | | El PAY. was "Warm- Nourishing - Satisfying Eat two with hot Soroner I br. Dustan ATHoon today. - MADE AT NIAGARA FALLS . NEW OUTLET TO SEA * [freedom of control, he said, it VIA HUDSON BAY | tsanstoiis and the nature of that engers for Florida, travelling via Detroit, will find the aftermoon | train from Toronto, with a through | parlor ear to Detroit, a most con- | ent and comfortable comuec- tion. { Apply to any Agent of the Cana- || dian National Railways. sponsi , and the nature of that responsibility, as well as the mnat- ture of that freedom, was made clear in phrase 'under the n y i distinguished visitor praised fans and mentioned in- 'Winnipeg, Jan, 17--Development of the Hudson Bay route and its possibilities were stressed by Right Hon, L.C.H.8. Amery, British Sec- retary of State for the Dominions, A and the high tion to in his address to a large audience | which Bonar Law and Sir Hamar of Canadian Club members of Win- nipex this afternoon, The last time he was in Winnipeg, Col. Amery sald, hed journeyed A the all-wat- or route up the Red River to Lake Greenwood rose in Great Britain, a8 had others in the army and navy, while two Canadian were' Gover. nors-General, [ Hardwood Floors Winnipeg, to Hudson Bay, and| WINTER TOURIST TRAFFIO Laid, Machine Sanded down bJ Labrador dsraus the veean Winter is with us and the an. and Polished 0 Fugland. 0 n nual exodus te Florida, the Gu route appeared to him, he sald, 88 | Coast, and to California, is under The Better Way a reAl possibility, furnishing, as it would, & new outlet for this new productive area of Central Canada and a new link between Canada and Great Britain, Col, Amery, in referring to his last visit to Canada, sald: "Grave things and glorious things have happened since I was in Winnipeg. Canada made history for herself, She added another glorious chap- ter to what was already a great and glorious history, and in so do- ing she won for herself a new way. There is ample choice of routes available to the traveler and it 4s excellent business to take full advantage of the many diverse and optional features available on winter tourist tickets by the Cana- dian National, Let our nearest representative assist you in planning your trip and he will also be glad to advise you fully as to Canadian National through train services to Montreal, New York, Philadelphia, Buffalo, Detroit .and Chicago, connecting at those cities with the services of United States Lines therefrom to the various winter resorts, Pass. ET 01d Floors Machine Sanded Finished . J. TRICK C0. LTD. 25 Albert Street Phone 880 place in the eyes of the world, a new place in the family of nations, a new place In that family in the British Commonwealth," Relations not Altered : Regarding the Imperial Confer- ence Col. Amery said that no new feature was introduced into the re- Iationsghips of Great Britain and the Dominions. "It never proposed to alter our constitutional relations," emphasized Col, Amery, 'but just laid down clearly the existing rela- tions between us, "It 1gid down equality and free- dom of the nations of the Empire with regard to each other, and also laid down unity under the com- We will loan you monies on your motor car, or if you can not meet your present payments we will pay off the cinims and renew your + payments for any term up to twelve months and insure your car, See Swanson, Ger- man & McKensle, 8 King street east, Phone 940, What is more important té hap. piness and success than efficient vision, Don't neglect your Rd 1516 we PHON Bee « 1810 Disney Block Opposite Post Office mon Crown," he declared. With the EE kN a GL TRI CnC, VE COVERS | . 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