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Ny [SOCIAL and PERSONAL The Times invites the cos uperation of its readers in contributing items to this column, Send in 2 post. card or phone 38. WOMEN'S DAILY INTEREST = --The magnificent display of chrysanthimunis at the 'comserva- tories 'at "Parkwood," the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. R. 8. Me- Laughlin on Simcoe street north, was inspected on Tuesday by the of- fice staff of the General Motors and yesterday the teachers of the pub- lic schools, the high school, the sep- arate school and Bishop Bethune College were invited to view the lovely blossoms. --Mr. and Mrs. J, H. Renwick, of Peterhoro arrived in this eity yesterday where Mr, Renwick has been appointed as organist of the Simcoe street United church, They will make their home Here hut Mr. Renwick will return to Peterboro for some time to come and continue with his music classes there. --Mr, C. Victor and son Joe, have DUNDAS ST. returned home after spending {wo | weeks hunting in the nerth Woods. - CLUB-ELECT we---- oN NY, 5--=5 Hh CRUMBLE CARES (By, Stall Re rier). wo Broken pleces from sweet orack- | Whitby, Nov. 3--The Dundds street ers, graham cracker or cake can be Home and School Club held a well at- used to make these little cakes | tended meeting last, night for the pur- which are just the thing to serve | Pose of organizing for the coming with afternoon tea. Collect the odds Jar Tee "Sleight ave. ie tlw: and ends until there are enough to | yr "7p Richardson; See. Miss Shep- make a cup and a half when they | rq. Treas, Mrs, Hopper; Exec. are put through the meat chopper | Comm. Mrs. Hutchinson, Miss Heard and proceed as follows: Cream |and Mrs. Bell. Quite a number of three-eighths of a cup of sugar. Add | new members were added to the roll. one egg, well beaten. Sift one cup Miss Wright gave a very interest- of flour with one teaspoon of bak- ing talk on her work among the In- ing powder, one-half teaspoon of | dians. ; : cinnamon, one-fourth teaspoon mace | The serving of refreshments brought or nutmeg and add to the first mix. | the meeting to a close. ture, Dissolve one-half teaspoon of soda in one-fourth cup of cold wa- : ter. » Stir this in and then add the | uch to you as one geod, honorable one and one-half cups of epum- | Mit .ako.--Milwaukee Journal, bles. Drop by teaspoon about three inches ding on a baking | About 'the only thing that comes sheets and bake in a moderate oven | 10 a man Who walls is whiskers.-- until nicely browned. Brendon Sun. A ton of advice isn't worth as CEDARDALE LADIES' Edna Andrews and Miss Florence i Lavitt, Mr. A. Henning and Mr. M. AUXILIARY SOCIAL | Oster favoring the guest with vocal . pie culos and duets, harmoniea solos The Ladies' Auxiliary of Cedar- j and recitations, while Masters Wil- dale church held a social evening | bert McKinstry and Harry Arnold on Wednesday under the chairman- | gave a pigne duet, was very much ship of Mrs, Sampson. A very well |gupreciated. Refreshments were arranged program consisting of ni- | served hy the ladies and everyone ano solos hy Mrs. McFarlan, Miss | voted the evening a success, ga if "INVINCIBLE" te ty wil fog specify # Invincible" when ordering Olives Flav Extracts Cais leis 2 Maraschino Cherries Quering ACTUAL JUICE It contains 2 BEA sb "Muskoka Wild Raspberries bs ' "nnn. wy "Pes arh Yl NE TASTE proclaims the difference between McLaren's "Invincible" Raspberry Jelly and ordinary kinds. You immediately notice the more tender texture--reminiscent of "real-fruit" jelly, You detect at once that distinctively "fruity" flavor which only the actual juice of tempting wild raspberries can give, From the glorious Muskoka district come the wild raspberries from which the juice is crushed for superb "Invincible" Jelly Powders; from the world-famed Niagara orchards come choice straw- berries, cherries, grapes, currants, and from the sunny Tropics come the delicious pineapples that provide the natural flavorings for McLaren's actual fruit juice Jelly Powders, If you watched "Invincible" Raspberry Jelly Powder being made in McLaren's spotless pure-food laboratories, you would see the actual juice of Muskoka Wild Raspberries added to highly-refined gelatine and first-grade sugar. In the same way the actual juices of choice strawberries, currants, cherries, grapes and pineapples are foundation flavorings for other "Invincible" Jelly Powders. Mixed, dried, ground and pack kaged without being touched by human hands, " Invincible" comes to your larder to be the basis of delicious, healthful desserts, Now, as for years back, Canadian women prefer MLARENS INVINCIBLE fie ELLY POWDER! whose | Mike Hiesia ASK ASSISTANCE K+ a Taggers G Kas 4 The la | Legion a g out a call for as- sistance on their tag-day which is being held Saturday, November 5, the day before Armistice Sunday. They have one hundred boxes ready to be used by willing taggers who will assist in the raising of a sum sufficient to look after the needy veterans of the city, and, since two shifts will he emnloyed during the day, a hundred ana fifty people out- side of the members of the Legion and the Legion Women's Auxiliary, will be needed in the work. A meet- ing of those interested in this cause is being held in the Legion Hall, over the Market Place, at eight o'clock Friday evening. Any who are un- able to attend this meeting and yet would help "tag", are asked to telephone 2664W after 8 p.m. Fri- day. This is the first tag day that the local branch of the Legion has held in eight years, and this one should surely merit the generous sunport of the public at large. It is pointed service men who are not members of the organization, and who in many the Legion. All that they ask is evidence of need, and any veteran is assisted. heen used for this purpose for some time past has heen paid by the members of the Legion themselves, and now they are asking for contri- hutions to help them in their work, which will he made by citizens on | "Poppy Day', Novemher 5th. | The proceeds of the tag day are to | be used in decorating graves of de- | ceased veterans, in assisting in the | burial and in honoring deceased vet- evans, and in aiding of the families of veterans in need, as well as other 'haritable work, most of which, as has been said, is done for non-mem- bers of the Legion. There is no doubt that the poppies will have a ready sale on Saturday, THIRD ARREST FOR ol EALING AUTOS is ¢ Taken Into Custody Teday--Two / 1 Arrests Wednesday | With 'he arrest yesterday and this morning of three youth charged | with thefts of automobiles, police | officials are cf the opinion that the | epidemic of automobile and automo- | bile accessory thefts of the past | few weeks will soon be a thing of history. While they de not helieve that the three under arrest at the present time comprises the entire gang implicated in the thefts, it is though! that this is the beginning of the clearing up of these crimes. The. three youths now in the toils | of the law are Mike Hrocia, arrest- ed this morning and Stanley Sara- mach and a juvenile, arrested in Teronte early yesterday morning. The three are charged with the theft of automobiles and were remanded for a week in order that a full in- vestigation can be 'made by tne lo- cal police with a view to, if poss- ible, celaring up scme of the oth- er automobile and accessory thefts. Saramach apd a boy who is und- er the age of 16 were arrested early Wednesday morning by Toronto po- lice and brought back to Oshawa during the day. They appeared be- fore Magistrate Willis and were re- manded for eight days. The charge against these two youths is that they stole a2 Chevrolet sédan, the property of Mr. Easton, which was taken fror: Albert street between 7 and 9 p.m., Tuesday evening. The car was recovered at No. 6 Police Station, Toronto, and returned to the owner yesterday. Hrecia was ar- rested this morning on a charge of stealing an Oldsmobile touring car, which was found on Centre street with the doors removad. While it is thought that these cars may have been taken merely for th? purpose of a joy-ride, the ac- ihorities are determined, if posse | Lo stamp out this epidemic of steud- | ing cars and joy riding around with them. Iurther arrests are a possibil- ity. T0 WELCOME NEW BFFICERS TONIGHT Iporiant serv.ces ye werk oh gathering at the local Salvati Army citadel tonight when the new officers, Commandant and Mrs. H. Osbourne, late of Toronto, will be welcomed by members of the congre- zation. Commodore and Mrs. Os- bourne have arrived in the city and took chage of tle local citadel to- day. Adjutant and Mrs. Barclay left | for Kingston this morning where they will take over the work of the Salvation Army in that city. They will succeed Ensien and Mrs. Char- les Squarebriggs who have gone 10 = ronto to take up special work. Citizens will welcome the arrival » Commandant and Mes. Osbourne | to Le] a Ther ae kaown through- nt o jon Ary eirele as nn [pein indefa workers in ibe i communities in which they have! served, cases are never heard of again by | ch of the Canadian | | The money which has | ON TAG DAY, NOV. 5 "; |Catiadian Legion Branch Have OFF L A 100 Boxes Ready for out hy officers of the Legion that hy | far the greatesy amount paid out by | them to needy veterans goes to ex- ' THE OSHAWA DALY TIMES, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1927 » "4 cubes, 156. opp es ' STIR NS 23) T this time of national thanksgiving we express our gratitude for the bounties of Nature around the festive board--eating and making merry, The Thanksgiving feast will take on an added zest, an originality of flavour by the use of "OX0O"" in your sauces, soups, gravies, vegetables, poultry dressings, meat pies, croquettes, and other delicacies. 10 cubes, 30¢. at any grocer, Puts in the Beef OXO LIMITED, - - 356 St. Antoine Street + © =' Montreal COMMUNITY PLA EK to "Gifts of Fashion" are the Fashion in Gifts IVES there a maiden about 10 For her wedding--and OW. wed who never to herself has and birthday--and anniversasies!-- over a hundred different pieces of ComMmUNITY PLATE in five dis. tinguished designs , . , . are waiting at your jeweller's now . . . . ready to said "May my Fairy Godmother guard my fate--so my Silverware Gifts will be up-to-date". gift giving, like seeks like ... weave a thousand silver threads of the Social Elect choose thesilver loveliness into the pattern of her elect . . . 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