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PAGE EIGHT -- 5 ue OSHAWA DAILY TIMES. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1927 Says Dangerous Varicose Veins Can Be Reduced at Home Rub Gently and Upward Toward the Heart as Blood in Veins Flows That Way If you or any relative or friends are worried because of varicose veins, or bunches, the best advice that anyone in this world can give you is to ask your druggist for an original two-ounce bottle of Moone's Emerald Oil (full strength) and ap- ply night and morning to the swol- len, enlarged veins. Soon you will notice that they are growing smal- ler and the treatment should be con- tinued until the veins are of normal size. is Emerald Oil that even Piles are quickly absorbed. Jury & Lovell, Ltd., and W. H. Karn sell lots of it. 'USED CARS WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING USED CARS 1--1926 Chevrolet Coach, reconditioned, quod paint, tires and upholstery. Price ...... rerriadian 1--1926 Chevrolet Yauing, 1 Cadillac Sedan, 8 cylinder, 44 Ia good venting ander, 11826 Chevrolet Conch, gone bu few ile lb Star Cucth, owned by a farmer and driven but few miles. In first class running condition and will last a long time. This car can be purchased for Terms: Cash or Deferred Payments to suit the purchaser Thickson Motor Sales 9 BOND ST. WEST, OSHAWA, ONTARIO * $575 $375 $585 Sa ia youd condition, $700 PHONE-- King Streey West Argue McLaughlin Coal Co. For Prompt Delivery, Correct Weight, , Quali Coal of the Very Finest' Quality COKE Hamilton By-Product -- The Faultless Fuel HARDWOOD Good Clean Dry Hardwood, Hardwood Slabs, Soft Wood Slabs Argue McLaughlin Coal Co. 1246 ty and Service Phone 1246 So penetrating and powerful : ET I ! 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YOUNG, 472 Prince Street, or YOUR OWN AGENT Major James Moore of Brod lin, Chief Speaker at Func- tion to Commemorate the Signing of Armistice Which Ended Great War--Toasts Proposed in Eloquent Style (By Staff Reporter) | Bowmanville, Nov. 11--- Armistice Day was very fittingly observed here today with a memorial service at the i centopath and in the High School this morning, and the annual Armistice Day banquet of the Soldiers' Club to- night, Throughout all of the meet- tings, the spirit of reverance for the fallen men and of appreciation for the service of the Allied Armies prevailed, and even in the joyous banquet hour, reference was repeatedly made to the more serious things in connection with the Great War. The principal speaker at the banquet last night was Major James Moore of Brooklin, who spoke on the conditions which precipitated the war and the part the British Empire played in the struggle. "During the years preceding the war, while other European na- tions were quarreling over small mat- ters, England was quietly adding to her "red line" of fortifications, until she had Gibralter, Malta, Cyprus, the Suez Canal, Esquimault, Halifax and other strategic points in her posses- sion. Her statesmen, no matter to what party they belong, always keep Harry Buss's Back ho him for over 17 years Then Gin Pills relieved his pain H H. Buss of Egmont, B.C, auf from a lame back for over rs. Every spring he was laid work, He tried many rem- ap Bn but could not obtain relief, He was advised to try Gin Pills and immediately obtained relief, Read his letter: tices, we One la ¥ LTR) fiddle. ithout Gin Pills from now on, I am telling e - one in this settiynent at who has » back trou i to give Sin Tie A know what great relief Gin Pills gave me." Pains in the back, constant head- aches, swollen joints, painful urin- ation, murky urine, brick dust its, scanty or too frequent Se ding of urine are all symptoms of kidney trouble, Relieve your suffering and ensure a future free from kidney ailments, Get a box of Gin Pills today. in at all drug- ists. National 4 Chemical 0. of Capada, Limited , Toronto, Veterans' Club Annual Armistice Day Banquet their eye on the solidarity of the Em- war it was," he declared men, Major Moore that teddy we are most tish pire, and implored be ready to aid the families of great war veterans. The growth of Canada, in his estimation, is going to be north- ward very shortly, and he said that swe must dig in and keep our eye on the north star, The banquet was largely atended by the veterans of the town, and the din- ing room of the Bowman House was suitably decorated in patriotic mode. Arrangements were made for a church parade which will be held by the Sol- diers Club to St. John's church next Sunday, all veterans of the town being requested to meet at the parish hall at 1045 a.m, in civic dress. The officers of last year were also re-elected for the Soming term as follows: President, J. O'Neill; vice-president, C. Samis; sec'y-treas., T. Apnison; Committee, Dr. G. Bonnycastle, F. Palmer and G. Crombie. tne meeting convened at 7.30, and after the supper the toasts began with the usual ones to the "King" and to the "rallen Comrades," were proposed. The latter was proposed by Mr. Cooke and replied to by the customary two minutes of silence. The "Cana- dian Corps" was proposed by Mayor T. S. Holgate, who praised the effi- cient work of this body overseas and stated that the corps hag written the name of Canada over the world in a The toast was replied t6 by Rev. Rob- ert Shries, who commented on the splendid comradeship and sp.rit of ser- ous and serious stories of life in France as an illustration. the best men that the country had tc send, any men could do splendid record. and they pire, and this solidarity had no little part in making the outcome of the In giving a message to the returned reminded them celebrating the lorious of all days in the Bri- them to keep up their courage and to always E 1 Fletchér's way that it could never be obliterated.' vice of the corps, telling many humor- They were he said, they did the best that left a This record was lived up to while the men were in active ser- vice, and he urged the veterans gath- ABY The Why do so many, many babies of today escape all the little fretful spells and infantile ailments that used to worry mothers through the | day, and keep them up half the | night? If you don't know the answer, you haven't discovered pure, harm- less Castoria, It is sweet to the taste, and sweet in the little stom- ach. And its gentle influence seems SPECIAL Solid Walnut End Table - trough underneath . END TABLES Half Round End Tables in Walnut, with book $16.25 63 King St. E. felt al Ithrough the tiny system, Not event a distasteful dose of castor oil does so mué¢h good. Castoria is purely vegetable, so you may give it freely, at first sign of colic, or constipation; or diarrhea. Or those many times when you just don't know what is the matter. For real sickness, call the doctor, always, At other times, a few drops of Fletcher's Castoria. The doctor often tells you to do jusy that; and always says Fleltch- a8 pure, just as free from dangerous drugs, but why experiment? Besides, Children \% clcherd LOST! By carrier boy for Oshawa Daily Times, envelope contain. ing sum of money and coupons, also Look containing receipt coupons for Route No, 88. Fine der please return to Mr. Boyce Oshawa Daily Times and receive reward, CASTORIA er's, Other preparations may be just | Luke Furniture Co. Phone 79 wd) HOLD IMPRESSIVE MEMORIAL SERVICE Bowmanville Pupils Take Part in Armistice Ceremony at Cenotaph Bowmanville, Nov, 11--A very im- pressive civic memorial service was held in front of cenotaph in the park at 1045 this morning. Pupils of the High School, the Training School and the Public School, as well as their teachers and towns' people, gathered to pay tribute to those who had fallen in their country's service. A short address was given by Dr. Best, and Mr. Robins led the gather- ing in prayer. The responsive readings were led by Rev. R. J. Shires, and at 11 o'clock the solemn period of silence was observed. oH 1 Following the ceremony, wreaths were placed at the base of the ceno- taph in memory of the boys who had not returned. The donors of the wreaths were: Bowmanville Soldiers' Club, Women's Canadian Club, Public School, High School, High School Literary Society, Mrs. Sinkler, Mrs. Wren, Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Brough, Mrs. Gimlet, Mrs. Clayton, Mrs. Wil- Imais and Mrs. King. Just before they repaired to the park for the municipality ceremony, a short service was held in the High School. Principal W. J. Morrison gave a short Jisirgss which was followed by the eading of "In Flanders Fields" by a pupil in second form. The memorial tablet in the school was then decorated by a wreath, placed by the president of the literary scciety, Thomas Sykes. This wreath as well as the one placed on the municipal cenotaph by the vice- president of the society, Miss Winni- fred Rickard, was made by the veter- ans of the Christie Street Hospital, Toronto. { ered around the hanquet table to en- deavor to live up to that high record here, | was introduced by Dr. Bonnycastle, FIVE FINED FOR After these toasts, the speaker | "INTOXICATION Amaing Results Hundreds of operations avoided, treat- mg Bronchitis, Sore throats, Head colds, Croup, Quinsy, Cough, and Dis- eased Tonsils, by using Mrs. Sybilla Spahrs Tonsilitis, success or money back. Oshawa Druggists, Ee are economical, [BaNKING] FIFTY | YEARS EB iid When YourM>azy Travels by Mail END your remittance by Stand. ard Bank Money Orders, convenient, sured against loss or theft in transit, It can reach only the person to whom it is addressed. Standard Bank Money Orders are as good as cash and are acceptable anywhere in Canada. STAN A. FANK They efficient and The money is fully in- ALL DAY CLOSED MONDAY 15 King St. East | [DEAL SHOPPE Phone 725 Charge of Having Liquor in Public Place | Five liquor cases came { Magistrate A, F. Hind in Police Court this morning, four drunks! heing fined and another man, charged with having liquor in a pub- lic nlace, was remanded until] next Friday, November 18. "I'm very sorry,' said Falbert | Taylor. He had just pleaded guilty tn a charee of being in an Intoxi- cated condition, but the magistrate fined him the customary $20 and costs, the latter amountng to $7.80, Herbert Peterson chose rond south as the ideal place to get "lit up' hut, plas a police officer spoiled the fun, and he was arrest- ed about half past two yesterday afternoon, The fine was $20 and $7.80 costs, He pleaded guilty to the charge. At 4.30 o'clock this mornine a night constable found Richard Mar- shell in an intoxicated condition on King street west, He also pleaded guilty, and was assessed $20 and costs, The other inebriate who was eaneht in the toils of the law last night was Carl Bodnar, He pleaded guilty to thé charge of being in an intoxicated condition and paid $20 and $7.40 costs, The sentence in de- fault of payment in all of these cases, was 30 days at hard labour in the County Jail at Whithwm James Reesor appeared to answer a' charge of having liquor in a public place, 'and his case was re- manded until Friday, November 18. He was arrested on Simcoe street south about 10.40 last evening and charged with this offence, J. P. Mangan appeared for Reesor and bail of $200 was granted, A new memorial church organ which was recently installed in the United Church at Bishop's Mills was dedicated Tuesday evening by Rev. A. O. Lloyd. The organ was played by Mrs. A. O. Lloyd and Miss Florence Phillips, soloist, of Smith's Falls, sang. 'James Reeson Remanded on Ritson | hefors | | | | | i | Toronto Royal ricultural inter Fair SPECIAL Round Trip Fares Going Nov, 15 to 24, ine. Return limit, November 25th. From: -- War Tax included Proportionately low ° fares from other points. Ask Mr. M. R. Johnson, 11% King Street East, Oshawa CANADIAN PACIFIC or any ticket agen "At the Arcade' MON DAY We feature the Art Needle Work De- partment. In this section you will find all your re- uirements for ear- hristmas shop- Fancy Aprons Colored Designs All Stamped Bee Pair 69¢ Bridge Sets Bridge Sets--Italion Cut Work, nicely em- broidered o nnatural colored linen. Spec. set $5.00 TE Doilies--Embroidered with French Cluny or Florentine lace edge. E Fur Trimmed [Coaty, Specially Priced Monday <b 45¢* $1.25 Boys' -and Girls' Circle Bar Hose, Ribbed. Fawn and Back, Sizes "..$29.75|50¢c * 85¢ Dolls early beauty. Each . 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