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WOMEN'S DAILY INTEREST | #-Mr. J. E. Casey, Mary street h, spent the week-end at his Morison of the tonto Normal school, is the ek-end guest at her home, Mas- h-aireet, ~Rev, J. K, Curtis, of the Prin- cegs Street United Church, Kings- tap; will occupy the pulpit at the hi Street United Church tomor- r ~Rev. C. W, DeMille of the dng Street United Church will charge of the anniversary ices at the Princess street fted church in Kingston, Dr. H. 8. Dougall, of the oe street United Church, will ¢h in the United Church at tby and Rev, A, Mansell Ir- mn of Whitby will preach here, Weddings GIBSON--SLEIGHTHOLM On Friday, at the King street Un- ited church parsonage a quiet wed- ding was solemnized when the Rev. C. W, DeMille joined in the holy bonds of matrimony Emily Marguer- ite, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, James Sleightholm of Whitby to Mr, Oliver George Gibson, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Gibson, of 491 Simcoe street south, Mr, and Mrs, O, G, Gihson will take up their residence in Whit- by. EUCHRE PROVED A FINE SUCCESS Held in Albert Street School By the Home and School Club The euchre held at the Albert street school last evening under the auspices of the Home and School Club was most successful, the proceeds far the evening amounting to $21, which go to swell the general funds of the club. The first prize for the lad- fes, a chine sandwich plate, was awerded to Mrs, H. W., Glover, the second prize, a pair of pollow cas. es, was won by Mrs. Hobbs and Mrs. Martin, received a black bon- bon dish as the consolation prize, Mr. Maynes won the first prize for the gentlemen, three pairs of socks, while the second prize, two pairs of socks, went to Mr, South- well, The consolation prize for the gentlemen, a pair of garters, was given to Mr, Zealand. Miss White won the special prize, a box of chocolates, When the games had all been played and the prizes awarded, very dainty refreshments were served, The ladies of the club are all much pleased with the success of the evening and wish to thank all those who donated the prizes and so helped to make the evening one to be remembered. S.0.E.WHIST DRIVE LARGELY ATTENDED The S. O. E. whist drive held last evening in the S.0.E. hall was a suc- cess in every way. There were thir- teen tables and the first prize for the ladies was won by Mrs. F, Brown, Miss Ada Collins won the second prize and the third prize went to Mrs. 0. Sharrad.- -Mr. H. Abbot won the first prige for the gentlemen, Mr. E. E. Downey was the second prize win- ner and the third prize was given to Mr. F. Brown. The weekly was awarded to Mr. W. J. Barrett. The prizes were the vouchers on the merchants of the town enabling the winaers to purchase whatever they wish. ENTERTAIN FRIENDS EUCHRE AND DANCE Nr. and Mrs. G. Robinson, en- tertained about twenty-five of their friends at their home at 419 Mas- son street last evepiug, with euchre and dancing. The prizes for the euchrg Eames were won by Mrs. Marvig® Clarke, first among the ladies and Mr. F. W. Rolson, first among the gentlemen. After the games had been played and won the evening was given over to dancing until short'y after mid- night when a delizious luncheon was served by the hostess assist 1 by Mrs. W. Ayiesworth. mp ---- SOUGHY AS SWINDLER Windsor, March 9.--James C. Riley, 43 pears old, formerly of Pontiac, Mich., who was under ar- rest here im June of last year om a fraud change, according to po- lice records, 48 mow being sought jn connection with the alleged swindle of $2600 in securities and | a cheque from the Richman Phipps | Pond Company of Detroit. A war- ranteder Riler's arrest was sworn ~ut th's afternoon by William P. Reiley. Vice-President of the Ne- soit Bond Company. Ze "ac hnil objects tt the ~% = a tov. She would have it 11 » a cheese--something to be cut inte unt it disappears.-- Hamilton Herald. » (HE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1928 P----re------r---- oT. GEORGE'S W.A. HEAR FINE TALK Mrs. C. O. Lucas, Toronto, Tells of Work in Inspiring Address On Thursday afternoon the Women's Auxillary of St. George's Church held a special meeting, when the speaker was Mrs. C. O. Lucas, Dorcas Secretary of the Toronto Diocesan Board of the W. A. The meeting opened with a hymn, followe@® by the devotion- al exercises conducted by the Rev, J. Paterson, Rector of the newly formed parish of Christ Church. The president, Miss Oakley, then introduced the speaker, Mrs. Lu- cas' address Was most interesting and instructive, She dealt with the many phases of the W. A, work, which she likened to the wheels of a clock, all departments are separate, yet all departments of one great whole, Mrs, Lucas spoke of the importance of giving Christian education to the Indians in the far North, for if they are to be good citizens they must be Christians, A new fleld is broad- ening out in the establishing of churches and Sunday schools for the white settlers in the sparsely settled parts of the North West, and many urgent calls are sent out for help to bull§ churches and equip them, Pletures of the In- dian boarding schools were pass- ed around and showed clearly the work being done among these peo- ple. A hearty vote of thanks was tendered to Mrs, Lucas for her very excellent address. There were about forty-five present. Af- ter the meeting was closed by prayer from Canon dePencler a dainty tea was served. JUDGE ROSS'S APPOINTMENT 18 GAZEgFED AT OTTAWA Ottawa, Mareh 9.--The Canada Gazette tonight contains the offic- fal announcement of the appoint- ment of Donald Ross of Barrie to he Judge of the Court of Simcoe County, and to be a local Judge of the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Ontario, DONT .LET INDIGESTION AGE YOU Many a young perso. l...s old and haggard through indi estion. The continual pain and discomfort combined with the inability of weakened stomach organs to ex- tract nourishment from food are such a terrible strain that they drive all trace of youth away, If you ever have indigestion, no matter how slight---beware! 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Simplicity is th ule for well-dressed childre: lothee of character and individ lity for the junior folks a.e hard o buy, but easy to make with ou atterns. A small amount of money spent on good materials cut on simple lines, will give chil dren the privilege of wearing ador able things. Price of the book 10 cents the copy. rr PATTERN PURCHASE corros To The Oshawa Daily Time Patter, Department Oshawa, Ont. .nclosed find lease send patterns listed ve ow: sess se re BARR. anne size .. BiZe ..000 EEE seen ser sass sasanr errr Name Address l'own 'rovince 'rs . rice, 20 cents each, Seno stamps or coin. Wrap coir arefully. EERE Ses sarees eran S00 ses es Rss excess acid and i Mend food fer- mentation--common eauses of di- gestive trouble--while nothing else so surely soothes, heals and strengthens your weakened stom- ach. "Pape's Digpepsin" is used by millions all over the world. Get a 60-cent package of "Pape's Diapep- sin"' from your druggist today. The complete freedom from diges- tive pain and discomfort will be wonderful and will make you feel healthier and younger. P For Your Drug Needs THOMESON'S 10 Simcoe St. 8. We Deliver ASuylish It's color these days, that makes a garment stylish! With a fifteen-cent envelope of Diamond Dyes, you can make an old or fad- ed waist smart as any on display. Keep all your clothes stylish-- through the quick magic of home dyeing. Beautiful dyeing or perfectly gorgeous tinting is easy, if you'll only use original Diamond Dyes itrue dyes). Brighten the house, too; curtains, spreads, ete, are Diamond dyed in an hour or less; right over other colors. FREE: Your druggist gives »o the Diamond Dye Cyclopedia; waln- able suczgestions, easy divections, tario. Diamond Dyes fort. $23: 8. Downey, § Eaton Co., $100; $25; W. Eilzuk, $25;. H. Engel, | $25; S. J. Everson, $25; T. H. Ev- erson, $125; Ewart Everson, $235. | Glass Lad., $25; Fittings Ltd., $500; Glenn Flintoff, $25; F. Flintoff & Sons. $50; W. | N. Ford, $25; E. B. Foster, $25; Jas. 8. Fraser, $25; Wm. Freder- | ick, J. C. Fowlds, $25, Fox Hardware, $75. Spring & Axle, $200: CGarbutt, $25; 8S. A. Gates. $25; A. J. Gay, & R. R. Gay, $25; W. R. Geikie, 5 G. W. Garner, $25; General Mot- ors Accept. Corporation, opt. N16, Windsor, On- 52000; Frank Cevace. $25; A. mond, #26; 0. A. Gerrow, $25; 200 MEMBERS HAVE CAST VOTES (Continued fr> page 3) | $25; W. A. Cnag, 350; F. B. Coate, $25; Coca Cola Works, $50; J. A. Coleman, $25; 8. J. Collacutt, $150; B. 'C. Colpus, $25; Verna R. Conant, $25; G. D. Conant, $100; Conant & Annis, $100; Leo Connolly, $25; H. M. Cooke, $25; H. W. Cooper, $25; Cooper-Smith Company, $25; w.! R. Cope, $25; J. N. Cornish, $25; I1~vis E. Cote, $25; F. W. Cow- an, $25; D. A. Cowan, $25; How- | ard P. Cranfield, $25; P. D. Crary, $26; T. K. Creighton, $25; A, A. Crowle, $50; M. Crozier, $25; J. B. Cummins, $25; A. E. Cutler, $25. | Waiter Daniels, $25; Norman H. Daniels, $26; F. R. Daniels, | $25; F. C. Davidson, $25; H. H. | Davidson, $75; W. E. Davis, $25; G. R. Davis, $25; Chas. P. Davis, | $25; W. A. Dean, Ltd., $25; C. B. | DeGuerre, $25; C. I. DeGuerre, | $25; K. E. Devitt, $5; W. A. Dew- | land, $100; J. 8. Dick, #25; Ding- | man & Mason, $25; R. S. Disnty, | $25; L. V. Disney, $50; Dixon Coal Co., $100; E. A. Dixon, $25; E. | W. Dixon, $25; Dominion Bank, | $100; Donevan & Smith, $50; G. ; E.W. Prew, $50; | W. A. Durrant, $25; Johm Dyer, ; R. H. Deyman, $25. A. Eastwood, $25; W. D. Elliott, 25 The T. i Feldspar Bros. $235; Chas. Fairhart, $25; Felt $25; Owen D. Friend, Cleaningup the West ee ee A a -- a E------ ES bh a - IL om r-- fg - Upper--The C.P.R. train of 35 cars carrying the record Lewer--Plant of Beatty Bros. at Fergus, Ontario, Fergus, a little Ontario town of 2,500 people is making a large contribution to the cleaning up of Recently the whole community turned the West, out to sce the despatch of a special double-headed with motive power leave for the West with the largest consignment of washing machines and pumps ever to be made in Canada. churns, hay carriers and ladders, but the bulk of the eleven thousand ind vidual shipments were pumps snd washing machines which had already be.n so.d ; Globe Cafe, $25; W. (Miss), $25; M. N. Gow- A. R. Goyne, $50; A, Hh: Arthur Greer $ f $50; F. CGuscott, | $25; M. D. Ha'l, D. Eambly, $25; A. D. ; Mt. Royal Memor- Dr. A. W. Harding (lass, $25 Gordon, dy, Gra hi J. F, Grierson, $25, H. $25; Hai jp 25; F. Hl, Wm. hly, La val; 0. H.. H. Henchell, § Book (tore, $5 $25; ¥. L. Henr ry. $53 V. A, Hess, $26; G. G. W, Hilts . Heather, 3; He r /. Henley, !, N. Hen- A. J. $25; Alfred F. Ilind, $25; Wa Hockin, $10; EE C Hodgins, 5; FB, C. Hoehn, Herry W, Hogarth, bh; Hozg & Lytle Ltd., $25; J. W. Holdsworth, 25; Wm, J. Holland, $25, Sidney W. Holland, $25; Horton, $25: J. C. Horton, $25; 8. Howard, £100; 0, . 'B. $2: L. E. Hubbell, $25; D. A, Hubbell, 5; A. L. Hudson & Co., $25; W. Hutcheson, $25; W. H. Hut 26; Hutton & | Souter, S. Hyman, $26, P, Irwin, $25. 8. H. Jackson, a9 $20. 25; H. J. Jack- | $25; Geo. Miller, $25; R. M. Mills | 825; | fatt Motor | Moore, New Hair Style Rage in New York » 'Wherever you go in New York ow. you are sure to hear girls tal : about the mew way thou- ar of them are doing their hair to keep it in place and make it soft, lustrous and beautiful," says Miss Theresa Kloss, 7120 72nd Place. Glendale, New York City. "I have | lowe, {FM tn) 7 hi by Beatty Brothers train of 85 cars, | Vancouver, being fairly general There were washing, |] $25 B., James, R. H. James, $30; OC IL, ton's, $50; M. Iriah = Jones, Jas. 8. $100. M. son, $25; H, James, i L. C. James, $25; $25; R. N. Johns, Johnson, $25; P. Johuston, 25; 1 $50; T. W, Joyce, $25; Judge, $25; Jury Lovell, Dr. T. B $100; Karch, $25 Karn, $50 inlin, $10; Kinloch, Sad; | R. J. Kinsella, $25; Morley Kins- | man, $2 A. Koch, § Mor- | ris "ohn, $23 , § Bar, J. Ko J. 8. Kyle, $50, . R. Jacobi, 5; H. bh; ' & Kaizer, Ww. H. Don 25; | . T. Lamble, | J. $25; H.. C. Led er's Men's Wear, . Sen, $25; J. E. Leth- Samuel" Lewinrton, | ; Ling Lee, | 9 IR. Weir, $2 A. Mackay, non, 8225; seph P. Ma 5; Ross MacKin- Bros. $25; Jo- , $50; C. W. Mar- H. Martin & Co., E. Marks, $50; J. Marks, | F. I. Mason, $25; A. Matchyn- 8 $25; FP. T. Mathison, 25; F. J. Maxwell, $25; Chas. GG. Merendez, $5; Wm. Merritt, $25; C. H. Millard, $25; C. 0. Miller, $25: # er, $25; Miller & Libby, $50; N, C. Millman $25; T. B. Mitchell, Andrew Moffatt, $50; Mof- Sales, £50; Douglas $5; W. H. Moore, #100; G. T. Morris, $25; A. S. Morphy, $25; J. A. Morphy, $25: R. 8S. Morphy, $25; Jess Morphy, $25; A. I. Morrison, $25; Motor City Bowling Club, $25; W. H. Moyse, £37.50; M. DD, Mukler, $25; Chas. . Mundy, $25; Mrs. Edith Co- nant Myers, $25; E. J. McCaffery, $10; R. J. McCulloch, $25: Me- | Donnell, F. J., $25; John C. Me- Cill, $25; T. W. G. McKay, $50; A. E. McKibbon, C. E. Me- Laughlin, $25; Les McLaughlin, 50; G. W. McLaughlin, $1000; n McLaughlin, $1000; A. S. McLeese, $25; N. A. McLean, $10; McLellan, $25; R. E. Mec- Mullen, $25; C. E. McTavish, $25. GCG. L. Nolan, $25; Nut Krust Electric Bakery, $50; Nathan 0il- geiser, $25. The Ontario Malleable Iron Co., ' $500; A. E. O'Neil, $25; Ontario Motor Sales, $75; E. J. O'Reilly, $25; The Oriental Textiles Co., ltd., $500; Oshawa Daily Times. $100; Oshawa Dairy, $100; Oshawa Electric Co., $25; Oshawa Railway, S. hardly any time to give my hair. So this new style just suits me. All you do is put a few dashes of Dan- derine on your brush every time you use it. The first few applica- tions got rid of all my dandruff, | and every time it gives a new sparkle and life to my hair that makes everyone admire it. it | keeps your hair im place, too, just | tik rou arrange it." | v application of Danderine | refreshes your scalp and finvigor- | $25; T. R. Pinner, $25; P. Poray- | ates your hair. It removes the wily | film and makes every strand gleam | with pew lustre. Dandruff disap- | pears when you use Danderine. | Waves "set" with it stay in long- | 4» | er. It's 1 |Arus stores have the generous 35¢ | pio neither sticky mor oily. All| yd | bottles. A fragrant necessity for the well-zroomed girl. $25; | Gale & Trick, $150; Gamanoque Arthur E. F. D. Garrard, $25; £150; Motors of Canada, Lad, Generator & Starter; £15; M. Ger- D. H. Cibson, $25; Dr. W. H. Gif- W. M. Gilbert, #25: H. M. Gilchrist, $10; W. E. Gillon, | Just Dipto TINT ,orBoiltoDYE | $25; 3. W. Gimby, $25: W. A. | DRRECT STYLE OF | TRUSS AND GUARANTEE TO HOLD RUPTURE SECURELY EXAMINATION FREE . BELT FAS g (ol Waele) NN 45 i135 CHURCH ST. TORONTO $300; Oshawa Wholesale, #25; Leon E. Osier, $25. Hugh Palmateir, $25; J. B. Panzgman, $25; Parker Dye Works, $25; A. J. Parkhill, #25; Earnest Parsons, $25: W. H. A. Patte, J. A. Peer, $25; The Pedlar Peo- ple Lid., $500; Russell Perkins, $25: J. W. Perry, $25; Michael Petrewsky, $25: W. E. Phillips Co. Ltd., $500; S. J. Phillips, $50; N. Pierson, $25; G. W. Piuner, 25; | | ko, $25; Preston, $25. I. L. Ratz, $50; R. R. L. Poynts, $25: R. D. Puckett & Scilley, | 25; B. Reed, | Inset--Fergas station, the Special C.P.R. Train about to leave, Fifteen hundred merchants in Western Canada par. ticipated in the shipment which was handled as a special train by the Canadian Pacific through to Cars were dropped at Winnipeg, Cal. gary, Saskatoon, Regina and Edmonton, distribution The large number of pumps going forward sug. gests that the Western farmer has decided to carry no more water if his housekecper will do no more and pumps ever te be made In Canade, LJ in farm and rural communities, C. A. Stanton, $25; DB. C. Steck- lev, $25; C, C. Stenhouse, $25; Neil Stewart, $25; C. Stiner, $25; Stephenson Bros.,, $25; R. Stir- ling, $25; Stohie Forlong, $560; A. G. Storie, $25; A. G. Storie, $176; 3. J. Storie, $25; James D. Storie, a; F. Storie, $25; H, A, Suddard, 5; W. T. Suddard, $26; W. J. yy, $00; Harry build, 920; 7. Swail, £25; D. A. J. Swanson, 5; C. Swartz, $25; D, B, Swartz, Paul Swartz, $25. Wm. Taylor, £25; F. W. Thomp- a, $25; O. M. Thomp on, $25; Tod's 'ead, $50; W, J. $25; C. H. Tuck, $50. $25; Dr. Henry Vickery & Ash- Virtue, $25. Ww. E, Ward, Jan Zant, 4 on, $25; Roland Max Wakely, $25; ; J, C. Ward, $50; Thos, Waterhouse, $25; Waterous & 'cek Ltd., $50; F. W. Watkinson, Geo. Watson, $25; C, H. Watson, $25; C. L. Watt, $5; J. Welsh, $50; R. A. Weir, id 5; A. 8. Whattam, 5; Wm. Whittin~ton, $25; Harry R. Wilbur, Williams Piano, $100; V. Willioms, $25; Roy Willmat, $25; C. E. Wilson, $25; J. N. Willson, $25, J. C. Young, $25. Ey) [3 or. 20; or. Here is a Bargain For a Builder E. E. Wallace Co,, Ltd. 'utter Merchants, 377 Manning Ave., Toronto, wire selling 52 lots to close an estate. Lots are sit- 1ated on Ritson Road S,, nd on side street west, both north and south of he C.P.R. $3,500 for he bunch, is a real bar- rain for the builder as he working man is need- ing homes. Easy terms an be arranged. Phone Trinity 6825, * PAGE F.. 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Phone 28 ---- -- HOUSE} 7 FRAP | GREATEST SEED Greate than ever During the past year the Steele, Brigas' Seed Co, Liz ted, enlarged their field of operation by the absorpticn of the Canacian business of the D, M, Ferry Company, well and favorably known for nearly half a century to tho of Canadians, Ve bespeak the patron. age of former fricnds of the D, M, Ferry Company and to them and our own customers offer s that have always been noted for purity and high germin. ation and Service that is now even better than ever, Steele, Briggs' Seeds are sold every: where in Canada, Write direct for eny special information, EED C2... ) HOUSE JA WINNIPES CD LOOK MEN!--A REAL BUY! The "Calixite" Briar Pipe PUSHIN STEM--TASTELESS PURE NON INFLAMABLE HARD, BRIGHT and STRONG THE IDEAL MOUTHPIECE ON SALE 49c | Karn's Drug Store Next to Post Office 4 new five room brick -bua- calows. All conveniences. Hard- wood floors. On paved St. Small cash payment. $3,800. HORTON & FRENCH Phone 2696 or 1207W 5: Reed, Shaw & McNaught, $100; F. J. Reddin, $25; E. F. hardson, #25; The Robert Simpson Co., $100; Geo. Robert- shaw, $25; W.M. Robertson, §25; R. 1.. Robson, $25; Robson Leath- er Co., $500; A. 8. Ross, $25; W. H. Ross, $25; . Royal Rank © of Canada, $25; F. J. Rundle, $50; J. D. Rutherford, $5; MH. Rut- ter, $5. ' Geo. Sachlas, $25; W. J. Sar- gant, $25; H. P. Schell, $25; Scho- | field Woollen Mills, $200; ¥. Shel- encoff, #25: H. WwW. Sherdwin, $25; G. E. Siberry, $25: W. E. N. Sinclair, $25; A. Small, $25; W. H. Smith, $25; W. Smith, $25; H. Suwih, $25; P. Smt, $25: Soanes Bros. $25; E. C. C. Souther, $5; F. Spry, #10; John Stacey, # Walter Stacey, $25; R. H. Stacey, | #25; Standard Paving Lid, $200; -- -- ts Eh a i Sal SULLEY'S REAL ESTATE 41 King street west, Oshawa Miss Ruse, Office Manager W. J. SuMey E. J. Powmery Salesmen and Amotioneers No Commiss'on BRADLEY We have a lot of choice building lots or some real buys in houses, with small cash payments. Our car s at your service. Phone 2680 and 716J. List your propenty with ms or quick sale. </ REAL ESTATE domes auth 40 sul panuh a. am RM KELLY Sav Smone st WN Phone A6asY CARTER'S Rea. Es'ate 5 King St E. or phone 1380