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Women's Daily Interest SOCIALand PERSONAL the Times (uvites the co --Miss Leah Goheen, of this city ' visited with her parents, Mr. and «Mrs, I. R, Goheen, at their home in Colborne last week. --Mrs. Howard Brechin, has re- tutned to her home in Toronte af- ter visiting with her sister, Mrs. G, I 8. Morison, Masson street. --Mr. Willet McCraken has re- turned to his home im this city after spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Me- COraken at Colborne, Friends of little Miss Doris, twelve year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cole, Masson street, will be sorry to learn that on Wednesday afternoon she had the misfortune to break her right thigh, This is the second time this thigh has been broken in two years, Doris was taken to the Sick Children's Hospita' in Taronto where her attending physician, Dr. ¥. J, Rundle states that she will prabably have to remain for about six months, IN FORM OF SHOWER Whitby, March 31.--Miss Jean McGregor was pleasantly surprised last evening when she entered the home of Miss Muriel Draper, osten- tatiously, and was there greeted hy a number ot her friends who had gathered to honor her on her com- ing marriage, and to present her with a shower of lovely and useful gifts. The reading of the verses which accompanied each gift gave much amusement to the girls and the games and music added mueh to the enjoyment of the evening. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess and the guests depart- ed wishing Miss McGregor much happiness in her wedded life. S,0.E, WHIST DRIVE AGAIN SUCCESSFUL The S.0.E, whist drive held In the 8.0.E, hall on Friday evening was a success in every way. There were sixteen tables and the ladies first prize was won hy Mrs, BE, Smith; Mrs, A, Black was award: ed the second prize, and Mrs, M, Davies received the third prize. The gentlemen's prizes were won by Mr. J. Haymer, Mr. J. Watson and Mr, G. Garrow, The special prize for the evening was given ta Mr. J. Pollard, The prizes were vouch- ers and the winners are enabled Cinderella Dress Shoppe HATS Specialty Sportwear 153-155 Simcoe St, South Regent Theatre MONDAY RI I Tr Ty S421 (HE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, MARCH 31, to purchase whatever they wish from the different merchants. There will be no whist drive mext Friday evening, it being Good Fri- day and the following week, Ap- vil 13th, a whist drive will be neld for the juveniles, when very good prizes will be given, LEGION AUXILIARY VISIT LAMBTON Given a Warm Welcome on Fraternal Call to Toronto Auxiliary Last even'ng the members of the Ladies' Auxillary of the Canadian Legion Post 42, and a nuuiher ~f ton, where they paid a visit to the Post there, Mrs. Ingram, the pres- ident of the Ladies' Auxiliary, wel- comed the Oshawa members, while Comrade Moss extended greetings to. the men, President' Dan Doug- las of the local Post replied to the speech of welcome saying how happy he was to ba able to visit the Lambton post and renew old acquaintances. Comrade Gay, president of the Auxiliary, replied on behalf of the ladles, Mrs. Greenaway of the Lambton post, also spoke a few words of welcome to the visitors. The evening passed pleasantly with a musical program presented by the Lambton post; then singing and dancing held sway, till refreshments were serv. ed and the guests departed to their homes all agreeing that the evening had been enjoyed to the fullest ox- Jean Scott's Millinery DISTINCTION % of TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY 2nd, 3rd, 4th of APRIL ; i i EE the men, journeyed bv bus to Lamb- |- 10 King St, W, 10 HOLD SHOOT ON GOOD FRIDAY Oshawa Gun Club is Pre- paring Day of Special Prize Events In place of the regular Saturday Shoot today the local Gun Club 18 planing to hold a special shoot on Good Friday at which suitable prizes will be awarded for the var- fous events, Manager "Mop" Miller Is home from his trip to Europe and with the other officers of the Club is making preparations for the largest Easter Shoot ever held by the Osh- awa Gun Club. The plans have not yet been completed and full infor- mation is not available for today's paper hut will appear in the sport- Ing section in a few days, Any members of the Club who have any suggestions to make re- garding the events should get in touch with "Pop" hefore the pro- gram js completed, New ideas for this shoot will be appreciated as it is hoped to make it a most en- joyable day for all shooters, SUPPER MEETING OF KING ST. CHOIR A happy meeting of King Street Church Choir was held last even- ing in the hasement of the church, Supper was served hy ladies of the congregation, and brief ad- dresses by several choir members, as well as by Rev, C. W. DeMille, pastor of the church, followed, This meeting was the occasion of the final practice before the presentation of "The Crucifixion" next Thursday evening. The King Street Choir are being as- gisted in this hy Mr. James Car- ter and Mr. John Deacon, of To- ronto, who are taking the tenor and bass solos, Three-minute addresses were given hy about a dozen members of the choir on allotted topics, and | then Rev. M. DeMille gave a very |Aelpful talk on the choir's respon- | sibility in leading in the worship of the church. Mr. I. Hoebhn, president of the choir, was chalr- man of the evening. SUCCESSFUL RUMMAGE SALE A very successful rummage sale was held in the basement of King street church yesterday afternoo under the direction of Mrs. C. E. Young's group of the Ladies' Aid. The proceeds for the amounted to $40. WHITBY GLAD STRIKE 1S OVER (By Staff Reporter) Whitby, March 31.--News of the close of the strike at General Mot- ors, Oshawa, was gladly received here as a number of l~cal persons receiving employment at the Mot- ors were directly affected. RUPTURE Your Rupture Successfully Removed Without Operation Gallstones Removed Without Operation Kidney, Liver, Blaader Weaknesess and Getting out of Bed at nights, : Indigestion, Gassy Stomach, Infantile Paralysis, Skin Disease, 1onsils, Inflamed or Diseased Without Operation Dr. Thuna Balsam Remedies Ltd. 500 Simcoe St South 16 STORES Nature's way is best - We deliver Phone 2558 D. J. BROWN afternoon |. | ind her desires fulfilled in our 1928 SAYS FISHERIES OF N.S. RETARDED Premier Rhodes Declares Industry Never Given Fair Chance Halifax, Mar. 31.--Premier Rhodes declared in the Legislative Assembly Wednesday night that he did not be- lieve the fisheries of Nova Scotia had even been given a fair chance of development under the control of federal governments, cither Liberal or Conservative. He was closing a brief debate over a resolution moved by E. R. Nickerson, Cons, Shel- burne, calling upon the Federal Gov- ernment to give to M arjtime Pro- vince fishermen the accrued interest on the amount paid to Canada in 1877 for {ishing rights granted the United States, the sum involved be- ing some $5806,25. R. D'Entre- mont, Yarmouth, seconded the reso- lution and Hon. Dr. W. N, Rehfuss, Lunenburg, supported it. Premier Rhodes expressed regret that the leader of the Opposition was absent, Hon, Mr. Chisholm not having Fete to his scat for the evening se n. Mr. Chisholm, the | Premier ih would have told the mover of the resolution that he was "meddling with federal affairs and should mind his own business," anc Phone 189 L, T, B. FIFE AND DRUM BAND HOLD SPLENDID CONCERT A most successful concert was held under the auspices of the I. ! T. B. fife and drum band in the L.O.L. hall last evening, when Mr. | the Opposition leader also would he and Mrs. A. Henning were the en-! pleased to hear the Premier's states tertainers of the evening. Plano | ment as to the failure of both Lib- selections were given by Misses E. | eral and Conservative federal admin- Short; M. Salsbury and E. Follest. | istrations in the Muriting Mr. Vogo delighted the large audi- | Province dishing industr a Iair ence with several violin solos and | show, Mrs. Hopley sang very sweetly as In connection did Miss Lottie Arnold. Mrs. 1. | Premier said there were two departs Follest favored the audience with [ments in one, the Marine and an amusing reading, and little Ross | Fisheries, and this, he thought should Foote gave a clever exhibition of | not be, It had resulted in a lethargic club swinging. In the absence of | attitude rd the industry to the Mayor Preston, Mrs. I. Follest ac! ed | de iment of that resource, He in- as chairman of the evening. The | stanced d of the oyster heds proceeds are to go to help fill the |W hich, 1 ought, with proper at- coffers. of the Iife and Drum Band. Ik tention could be de loped into a cat irdustr I'he local ri- ST. GEORGE'S | WA. heii Mr. Rhode HOLD AFTERNOON TEA aid, ha opportunity ol { | | | with the latter the HOV d lost IPI ss pon. the Federal Gover fisheric forts fore the fi Duncan conn fairs. The latter ommended a deput The Si : W.'A. George's see members of the were hostles a cery cessful tea on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs, F. LL. Fowke, King street east, guests were | eries, but nothin received hy Mrs and Miss | He heartil upported Oakley, while Mrs. Merrit received | tion the admission, During the after noon a very enjoyable program of vocal and instrumental music was given, those contributing to it W Mrs, C. P. Davis, Mrs, Bruce Hall, i / eron, Miss Dorothy W illiams Mrs. aJek Lee. A pleasing feature was that the guests had the privilege of meeting Rev. and Mrs. Patterson and Rev. Capt. and Mrs. Jarrett, who are in charge ot the newly formed Anglican parishes in the city, Tea was served for several mem- bers of the W.A. ses at con Fowke Mr. Coolidge lawed and pound cann Panama ca We are tatkative kind is there? told me he do not "admire women, hut what other --Quehez and PIRECT SERVICE TO Port Arthur Fort William Winnipeg ina oose Jaw Calgary Vancouver Leaves Toronto Oo .00 Every p.m. Day Good Conneetions: At ina tor Saskatoon: At Calgary for Edmonton; At Vancouver for Victoria, Attentive Service Excellent Cuisine 500 Miles of Su, Rocky Mountain Scenery Extremely smart is the modish frock shown here, having a group of tucks at the back of the neck. a convertible collar, dartfitted Canadian Pacific Hotels at Winnipeg, Regina, Calgary, Vancouver and Victoria. GOLF AT VICTORIA THE YEAR ROUND a a -- -------- No. 1692 is in izes 34. 36, 38, 40 and 42 inches ust. Size 38 requires 37% yards > inch, pi 3 igi 5 Jnch materia! Ask an; timetal dcke:r agent for fares, s atc. or write Ww FULION Lustre. Passenger dgend TORONTO to wear garments 21 ho dom for taste, simplicity and economy wiil PATTERN RY FOR "HASE N To The oh Daily Timea Oshawa, Ont. £aclosed find .. .. cents. Please send patterns listed be- low: apn Bid .onnns PZ .. 00.0 rh SULLY) ») Pr EE mm -- (TAA yA) MADE T0 RT Van? oor WE MAKE AND FIT conmEcT STYLE OF TRUSS AND GUARANTEE '0 HOLD RUPTURE | SECURELY. reas FREE . ialize in OND coo sssnnpamene: Province . Chronicle- PAGE Five FIVE In remote and distant teas are grown ~where " LADA" Lig is sold under the "SALADA" A label Millions know the satistaction "SALADA" gives. "SALADA" TEA asT7 eharauie they grow. thes tes 'blonds. The best EGGS 40 CENTS A DOZEN Eggs started at 40 cents per dozen on the market this morning; then waned to 38 cents and finally to 35' cents Yetore the day's buying ceased, Butter was steady at 45 cents, and chickens sold for 40 cents per pound, | Honey in five pound pails broughg 50 cents per pail, [A Doctor Talks About Cascara It is unfortunate that many peo ple judge the thoroughness of a laxative by its violence. The salts that rush through the sysem may not even penetrate the film of the poisonous matter that has coaed the colon. A long list of drugs will "loosen the howels"" hut what is the best way to CLEANSE them?" The world's hest laxative one that Mother Nature makes In her own laboratory. It is the bark of a tree called CASCARA. The Indians used to chew this bark--and reach old age without a slek day. It is the best thing there is today, for any system; best for the blood. The most hen- eficial in its action on the bowels, of anything yet discovered, For is many reasons: First of all, there is no HABIT formed from cascara. The bow» els are not weakened, but strenge thened hy its occasional use, The occasions when one needs this aid | CASCARETS They Work While fou i Sleep! grow less and less. Its influence is long-felt, You don't find yours gelf bound-up the day following, You do find the bowels more ine clined to move of their own voli» tion. The candy cascaret that every drug store always has in stock is the ideal form of cascara, ---- RED CLOVER, All Government Test PHONE 8 FEEDS ALFALFA, CLOVER, TIMOTHY SEED GARDEN SEEDS AND LAWN SEED OF HIGHEST QUALITY FEEDS: --BRAN, SHORTS, COTTON SEED, OIL. CAKE, HOMINY, GLUTEN POTATOES: --CHOICE TABLE POTATOES AND CERTIFIED COBBLER SEED POTATOES Cooper-Smith Co. Just South of Post Office ALSIKE, SWEET ed and Graded No, 1, 16 CELINA STREET New Models New Prices You are fviied the special 2 era in home drudgery. 9 reduced prices, HOLDEN 23 Celina St. Price, 20 cents each. BELTS stamps or coin. Wrap colp al [i ele) ST) 35 CH ST, TORONTO # sarefully, 7 2 years to pay to take advantage of ear extended that Fess hii lic plan that bem You are invited, thee, to enter evon on have never known. RC shovel and the ash eas to the Past ordes of things, ote to more profitable pursuits ne time you have devoted to For the Fess, today, extends an invita. 2 Sion In the truest sense. New the extended payment offering the modern Pan combine in olisring the mod fos rg BURNERS OF CANADA LIMITED MONTREAL FESS ~-MORGAN Automatic Or HEATING "» "Actually the Most V, & OSHAWA Phone 108 : NS -- ND Wy YY PHOETS