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--Mr. Rod Duncan, this city spent the holiday in Detroit, Mica. --Mr. and Mrs. F. Hern, of Hunts- ville, were today visitors with Mr. and Mrs. N. Purdy. --Mr. George Reid, 66 Bond street, west, spent the holiday with friends in Toronto. --Mr. J. M. Howsam of the Times Just a spoon- ful of Lux is pleaty to do all the dishes--and oh ! how grateful your hands will be, how white and soft your skin There is no substitute for LUX Lever Yoronto L730 staff, visited in Uxbridge, over the holiday and week-end. | --Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Law, Al bert street, visited in Pickering, during the holiday week-end. --Miss Laura Fraser, of Kings- rig is visiting with her aunt, Mrs. 'W. Bell, Simcoe street north, --=Mrs. A. W. Bell, Simcoe street north, has returned ' home after spending a week with relatives in Montreal. --Dr. and Mrs. B. F. Nott and son, Bobby, of North Bay, visited with relatives in the city during the week-end. --Mr. and Mrs. Stainton and fam- ily of Toronto, were guests of the latter's mother, Mrs. W. Michael, Harmony. --Mrs. J. Dilling, of Bowman- ville, was a guest of her sister, Mrs. F. Hoskin, and other relatives, dur- in the week-end. --Miss Hazel Wottan and Miss Clara Bouckley, of Toronto, spent the week-end and holiday at their homes in this eity. Mr. Joe Reynolds, of the Bank of Montreal, at Simcoe, Ontario, was a guest at his home in Solina, over the week-end and holiday. --Messrs, Leslie Crumback and Leon Rolson, this city, spent the week-end and holiday with the for- mer's parents near Biantford. --Mi1. and Mrs. Cyril Churchley and family have returned to their home here after spending the week- end with relatives in Picton. --Mr. and Mrs, Frank Love, son Jimmy, and Mrs. 8. Conlin with daughter, Kathleen, motored to Sea- forth, where they spent the week- end with relatives. --Mr. O. R. Hall, College avenue, who has been confined to his bea for the past week, in a serious con- dition, is 'much improved and on the way to complete recovery. --M¢r. and Mrs. Irwin Sexsmith and daughter, Norma, of Napanee, spent the holiday week-end with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ca- sey Trull, at the Grange, Darling- ton, --Mr. and Mrs. R. S. McLaughlin entertained at their beautiful resi- dence, "Parkwood" on Thanksgiving day at dinner in honor of their daughter, Mrs. J. C. Taylor and Mr. Taylor, who are leaving shortly to take up their residence in Mont- clair, N. J. --A very enjoyable evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Bilton on Saturday, when a num- ber of their friends gathered to- gether to celebrate the twenty-fifth annivarsary of their wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Bilton were presented with a beautiful silver casserole, then the evening was made pleasant with dancing, singing and playing cards. --A very jolly evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Gillard, 250 Court street on Friday night, celebrating their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Cards were played during the evening and Mr. G. Russell won the first prize while Mr. J. Goyne won the second prize for the gentlemen. Mrs. J. Goyne captured the first prize for the la- dies, and Miss G Gillards ived the second prize. After the gdmes, lunch was served, then Mrs. L. Gil- lard presented Mr. and Mrs. Gil- lard with a beautiful pair of candle- sticks on behalf of their many friends, while Mrs. Goyne read an address. Many other gifts of pyrex and silver from the members of the Oakleigh lodge were given to the happy couple, while a beautiful flcor lamp was received from the family. The rest of the evening was spent in dancing. Mr. and Mrs. Gil- lard were married in Grace church, Montreal, on November 3rd, 1902. They have been residents of Osha- wa for 15 years. Weddings FRY--DAVIS Very quietly, on Saturday, the marriage of Mrs. Elizabeth Mary Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richardson, 160 Stacey avenue, and Mr. Alfred Fry, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Fry, 226 Court street, was solemnized at St. George's Rectory with Canon dePen- cier, officiating. They were unat- tended. Mr. and Mrs. Fry will take up their residence at 160 Stacey avenue. WINSTANLEY--JACOBI The wedding took place on Satur- day morning November 5th at St. George's Chapel with Rev. Canon dePencier officiating, of Myrtle, only daughter of Mrs. Henry Jacobi and the late Henry Jacobi to Mr. Harry Winstanley, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Winstanley, both of Oshawa. The bride looked lovely in two toned hlonde silk crepe with hat to match and carried American Beauty roses and lily of the valley. Miss Marjorie MADE TO ORDER WE MaKe AND FIT ORRECT STYLE OF $5 AND GUARANTEE TO DO RUPTURE ECURELY. we XAMINAT IO FREE. ABDOMINAL BELTS "AUTHORS &COX.Lto 135 CHURCH ST. 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Sue anada Limited sold ALADA Tea Company hundred millionth pound of of tea on September This is enough tea to supply the whole of Canada for five and a half Jacobi, of Toronto, cousin of the bride, acted as bridesmaid looking dainty in green silk crepe with hat to match, and carrying a beautiful bouquet of Golden roses. The groom was assisted by Mr. J. Timmins of this city. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Winstanley left for a short trip to eastern points, and on their return the happy couple will reside at 48 King street west. WALLACE--TRUPISH At St. George's Rectory on Satur- day with Canon de Pencier officiat- ing, the marriage was quietly solem- nized of Doris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Trupish, Lakeview Gar- dens to Mr. Frank Wallace, son of Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Wallace, 803 Gordon street. Miss M. Wallace, sis- ter of the groom acted as bridesmaid, while Mr. Thomas Manilla, assisted the groom, After a short honeymoon Mr. and Mrs. Wallace will reside in Oshawa, ORPWOOD ~3ARBER The marriage tcok place yesterday afternoon at the King street United church, of Lillian Gladys, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Barber, 262 Ritson road south, to Mr. Harry Orpwood, of Oshawa, formerly of Brockville. Rey C. Treneer presided at the organ both for the wedding march and during the signing of the registrar, when Mr. Percy Mercer sang very beautifully, The bride looked charming in 2 gown of white georgette with radium lace overlay and white shoes and hose, the bridal veil was of tulle, caught up into a cornet arrangement with or- ange blossoms and lily of the valley. Miss Irene Rathwell, cousin of the bride, who acted as bridesmaid, was dainty in rose georgette with hat to match and bouquet of roses. Mr. Orm Moffatt assisted the groom, while Mr, E. L. Dilworth, uncle of the bride, ac- ted as usher, Immediately after the ceremony a buffet luncheon was served at the home of the bride's parents, when Mrs, Barber received the many guests in a black georgette gown trimmed with heads and sequins. Then the bride and groom left for an extended motor trip to points west, the bride travelling in a brown satin face crepe dress, shoes and hose to match and muskrat coat, the gift of the groom; brown hat trimmed wth gold. On their return Mr. and Mrs. Orpwood will reside in this city. The bride, who is well known in this city, received many beautiful and psetul gifts, Many telegrams of con- gratulations and good wishes were re- ceived from Chicago, Fort Francis and other pojnts. Among the out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Keyes, of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Rathwell, of Wa- terford; Mr. and Mrs. F. A, Keyes and Miss Olive Keyes, and 'Miss Mary Rathwell, all of Niagara Falls; Misses Annie and Edith Keyes, of Varna; Mr. and 'Mrs, 'ED, Dilworth and Miss Annje Dilworth, of Basrie 5 [SILKEN ENON JACK FOR LOCAL LEGION (Continued from Page 1) an who, when the color bearer drop- ped to one knee in traditional form, handed it to him with the words: "Evidence of your further desire to serve inspires this gift. Guard it as vou. would your honor." Mr. Gay received the flag, rose and address Mrs. Cowan as follows: "Madam: In, receiving this flag from your hands, I Wish, on behalf of Post No. 43, Canadian Legion of the Bri- tish Empire Service League, to thank you for the kindly 'thought which prompted this noble gift, and for your graciousness in having presented it to us personally. We are deeply grate- ful for this honor. "As every man here has served for the ideals of freedom, truth, and right which we believe are secured under the folds of the Union Jack, you will need no assurance from us of the rey- erence with which this flag will alwavs be treated. It is sacred to us by the blood of comrades who fell in its de- fence." JUMPY NERVES !! cause worry, sleeplessness and the "blues". Get rid of these mervous disorders now: Agk your druggist for-- DR- ' MILES Tous ; " Sold by Jury & Lovell, wa, Ont, C. W. DeMille officiated while Mr. H, | TWO ARE FINED FOR INEBRIATION Two men, who tried to celebrate Thanksgiving a little too freely, paid fines in Police Court this morning when they appeared before Magis- {Tate A. F. Hind. George Koehan was fined $20 and $9.50 costs or 30 days in jail for being in an in- toxicated condition, while John Harakal, charged with assaulting Koehan and occasioning actual bod- fly harm was taxed $10 and $13.50 costs. The two men were arrested on Front street about 8.30 last even- ing in the midst of a real fistic mix- up, and locked up for the night to aive them a chance to cool off. Koehan carried a beautiful speci- men of a discolored eye which was completely closed, and apparently fhe liquor had made him feel a lit- tle wild, so the other occupants of the cells did not get much peace. When they were arraigned in court this morning both men pleaded «uilty to the charges, but it was brought out by the crown that Koehan had been in rather the worse condition of the two and had appar- ently been the aggressor, so Harakal was let off with the minimum on the charge. Since it was Koehan's first offence, he was also given the eustomary fina. | CAR HIT BY ESCAPE FROM DEATH Cobourg, Nov. 7--A CPR. freight and a small car driven by Fred Pimlin of Cold Springs tried conclusions on the Onta- rio Street level crossing at noon today. Pimlin is now in the local hospital, not serious. ily hurt, but minus the family Thanksgiving dinner to which he was hurrying when the col. lision ocenrred. Pimlin's car was reduced to kindling. Pimlin was badly shaken up, and is suffering ad- ditionally from several scalp lacerations. 'His escape from more severe injuries is com- Pimlin has beep employed as a driver in Cobourg for some time. He had barely started on his eight.mile drive home today when ill-luck in the shape of the westbound train rushed down upon him. NON-SUPPORT CHARGE Electing to be tried summarily and pleading not guilty, Walter Stapley was remanded until Friday morning when he appeared this morning in Police Court on a non- support charge. Stapley has a wife and two children under sixteen. PAGEL if; saat AUTOIST HAS NARROW ii re oa alts one can mi so much of all this fun, this Jjoyousness ! - ndis ie n Ty Me cannot join the gay so it's a case of stay at home and suller But you need not! 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