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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1931 A A 4 pray 4 5 Mrs. M. H. Moftatt ot Roxbor- cugh Avenue is Hath ot 3 a few days in Toronto at the home of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Orme Mof- fatt. - Ed = About fifty pupils of the On- tario Ladies' College, went to To- ronto last evening to see the gym- nastic performance given by Neils 1 class )anish stu- { . at the Varsity arena last evening. . Miss Hilo! Brower, a 1p 1 rewer, a siiperintendent of the North Bay 0 is the guest he of her co b Mrs. D. M. Todd, Simcve Street, orth. i Mrs. W. E. Davis is entertain- A mot of 104 Siecs Lo! ames' | p of the Simci Street. {Ames Church Ladies' Ala Society . . Mrs. Boris Hamburg, of Jorouts, a musician of wide renown, Wi speak at the next meeting of the Lyceum, Women's , Art Association on the twenty-sixth of November. The marriage of Louise McMillan, neice of Mrs. F. W, Cowan of this city and a former student at Bishop Bethune College, to Rev, Alan Gar- diner, of Victoria, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gardiner, -of London, England, and rector of St. Saviour's Church, of Victoria, took lace in Victoria the first week in ovember. LJ . On Satiirday evening, November the fourteenth, the day of their sil- ver wedding anniverSary, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Dunlop, of 140 Alice Street, were honored by a large number of their friends, and more- over, were taken completely by sur- prise wheii abotit twenty guests ar- rived at their home, Mr. Cargill, of Toremto, on behalf of the guests presented to Mr. and Mrs. Dun- lop, a beautiful electric candelebra. Games and music were enjoyed and supPer was served. Guests at the party were: Mrs, Crockett, Battle Creek, Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Cargill, Mr. A. Cargill, Misses A. and M. Malcolm, all of Toroito, Mr. and Mrs, C. McDonald, Mr. SUFFERED MONTHLY PAINS 'e What misery! If iE hatha Vegetable Com- pound! It's such a help for those TEETHING makes HIM FUSSY | One of the most important things you can do to make & teething baby comfortable is to see that little bowels do their work of carrying off waste mat- ter promptly and regularly. For this nothing is better than Cas- toria, a pure Yefietable prepéra- tion specially made for babies and shildren. Castoria acts so » you can give it to young is to relieve colle. t it is \Ways Bfféctive, for older child- rem, too, Remember, conthins R16 Marsh dPugs, no nar- cotics--is absolutely leak hen your baby is wit teething of a food and Mrs. D. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. . Fisher, . Miss . Pri Mr. Mc- 'arlane, Miss Haas, of Oshawa, and Mr. Stewart, of Whitby. -- 'WOMEN'S MEETINGS CHRIST CHURCH WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION Christ Church W. A. met on Tuesday afternoon to make final arrangements for the annual sale of work which will be formally op- ened by Mrs. F, W. Cowan on Fri- day afternoon at three o'clock. Plans for setting up the booths which promise to be attractive with a varied selection of work suitable to all purses, were completed, Tea will be served diiring the afternoon Young People's Societies ohythh etme Joc The Cliizenship Committee had charge of A Onday 4 nine ting of Centre Street Young People's Teague, with Eldon Southwell acting as chairman. Some 'get together' games were played when all had assembled and a piano solo was rendered by Miss Nona Hogarth, The worship service opened with the singing bf "Take Time to. Be Holy" followed by scrip- ture passages read by Miss Ella Leckie and Miss Violet Cornett, chairman read a paragraph entitled "Hold Fast to Your Ideal" ang at its conclusion offer- ed prayer. The high light of the evening was the address "Ideals of the Christian Citizen," splendidly de- livered by Rev. MacGregor of the First Baptist Church. . There was a short business meéting and a stunt which amus- ingly depicted "Lockinyar"', one of Sir Walter Scott's characters. WHAT NEW YORK IS WEARING pn FOR THE SMART SCHOOL GIRL Why Not This Attractive Tweed- Like Woolen? By ANNETTE And I'll let you in on the se- cret of how simple it is to fash- fon it. Thé bodice is in two sec- tions. It is cut from centreé-neck along the perforated lines and finished for closing. The two- plece circular skirt is seamed and attached to the bodice, Now all you've to do is to set the | sleeves into the armholés and | glitch the collar at the neckline, The original was rich mauvy- brown coloring. The belt brown suede. The ribbon tie matched the belt, The collar was white linen. i It takes but 2 yards of 35-inch material with 3-8 yard of 35-inch contrasting for thé 8-year Bize, " KC; Style No. 697 is designed for #izes 8, 10, 12 and 14 years, Henna shade ribbed wool jer- smart with brown jersey collar aiid sléeve cuffs, brown leather belt and brown tie. Our Winter Fashion Magazine contains styles for children, the miss, a most attractive selection or adults including slenderizing effects for stouts, and a variety of Xmas suggestions, And inci- dentally, you will save money by Shbosing your frocks from our t! models. 3 e of BOOK 15 cents. Price of PATTERN 20 cents in stamps of coin (coin is prefer- . Wrap coin carefully. ddress orders-to: Pattern Edi- jor, Oshawa Daily' Times, Osh- awa. ' Joties, who had a bad habit of téaslhg his wire, was out motor- A the country with her when hey met a farmer leading a mule. ust as they weré about to pass he animal it turned its head to- wards the motor car and brayed vociferously. - Turning to his wife, the hus- band remarked -- "Relative. of By Thorton W. Burgess A FOOLISH QUARREL A quarrel ne'er is worth the cost In wasted tino and temper lost --Q0ld Mother Nature. Chicoree the Goldfinch, whom many people call the Wild Can- ary, although he isn't a Canary at all, is very fond of sunflower speeds. Having a roaming dis- position he knows where all the stinflowers grow for a long dis- tance around. He knew all about that long row at the end of Far- mer Brown's cornfield. It fact, he liked to think that those sun- flowers had been planted special- ly for him. Now Danny and Nanny Mea- dow Mouse had been feasting on those seeds chiefly after dark, though once in a while they climbed up for some in broad daylight. . They had never hap- pened to be there when Chicoree had visited the sunflowers, so hie had not seen them nor had they seen him, But Chicoree knew that someone was taking seeds, for he found the empty cels where seeds had been, and he discovered on the backs of some of the big flower heads lit- tle piles of seed husks. "Someone has been stealing my seeds!" exclaimed Chicoree the first time he found those empty cells and one of those little piles of husks, and worked himself in- to a great rage. Thereafter he visited the sunflowers several times a day hoping to discover who was taking those seeds. But he saw no one and couldn't guess who it might be. Now Danny and Nanny Meadow Mouse had come to regard those sunflowers as their own special property. They hadn't missed the seeds Chicoree had taken because fe had picked them out here and there and mostly from the flow- er heads at the the far end of the row which Danny ana Nanny hadn't even visited. Then one morning they happened to look up to see Chicoree busily pulling out and eating séeds from one of the sunflowers just above them. Instantly they flew into a rage and started up that plant, Nanny leading and Danny right at her heels, Chicoree saw them com- ing and instantly guessea tnat these were the ones who had been taking seeds, and he also flew into a rage. "Thief! Thief!" squeaked Nan- ny as she peered over the eage of the flower head to which Chicoree was clinging as ne picked out and ate seeds. "Get away from my secds|" "Thief yourself!" cried Chic- cree, "They are my seeds and you are the ones who have been steal- ing them!" "No such thing chattered Dan- ny from a neighboring flower head, there not being room for him where Nanny was. "They are our seeds. I round them and they are ours. The sooner you Special Demonstration of enol FounpATtioN G Thursday and Friday November Miss Carrow, of the Nemo-Flex Corset Co., will be in Atkin's Hosiery and Lingerie Shoppe during the next twg days. Special appointments may be ar- ranged at your convenience. 19 and 20 Phone 162 Atkin's Hosiery and Lingerie Shoppe 1% Simcoe St. South get away from here the better for you. And if you are wise you will stay away." "Stay away from my own seeds! How do you get that way?" shrieked Chicoree, grow- ing more and more angry. He suddenly darted at Nanny and fit was by sheer good luck that she managed to dodge him. In a flash he was back again and this time he nearly knocked Nanny cff, He was a little yellow and black fury. And he had all the advantage, for he could dart in ana away while Nanny and Dan- ny could only cling to the big plant and dodge around the stem as best they might. But they were not a bit inclin- ed to yield. They snapped at him and squeaked with anger which amounted to fury, and called Chicoree a thief and a robber and all the unpleasant things they could thing of. Chicoree replied in kind, Although he was one to their two he was having ra- ther the best of it, for of course he was wholly at home in the air while Danny and Nanny were not at all a home so far above the ground. It was a most unpleasant quar- rel and such a foolish one, There were more of those sunflower seeds than Chicoree and all his family and Danny and Nanny Meadow Mouse and all their fam- ily could eat in a year. Further- more those seeds didn't belong to any of them, They belonged fo Farmer Brown, They were fighting over something they didn't own and to which none of them had any real right. Could anything be more foolish, But quarrels are foolish anyway and more is always lost than ever gained. (Copyright, 1931, by ¥. W, Burgess) The next story: "The Quarrel Comes to a Sudden End." » said his Wite, sweetly, ¥ These delicious Do-Nuts that melt in your mouth They Have Won Their 'Way by the Way They Are Made Home-made Bread made the good old home. de way. Homerige eat Pies LO TER NR . Canara nesns 3 for 25¢c We cordially invite you to visit our new sho, will be most welcome whether you And sample our Hunny Dips. WE WILL SERVE LIGHT LUNCHES, . +39 ppe. You' | purchase or not. TEA COFFEE, HOT MEAT PIES, SANDWICHES Jean Ruth Cake Shoppe | 8SIMCOE ST. SOUTH seme, STUDY OF CONTOUR INPORTANT NEED | Grace and Distinction at Genosha Hair-dressing Parlor man's desire not to say r birthright, to look her best un- ler all circumstances, and nowhere will she find operators better qaul- ified to perform those little touches of feminine attractiveness than at the Genosha Hair-dressing Parlor. After all beauty is contour, It is symmetry that creates a pleasant sensation in our minds when we see things that are lovely. The management of this establishment has made a close study of types and hair, and is well able to judge and advise in these matters, It is Women s Interests in the Home and the Community ' By Actual Results DOLLAR DAYS at this Store are the Most Popular of All Sales Prepare to take advantage of the Bargains we have plan- ned for you on Friday and Saturday. See Tomorrow's Times for the Highlights of the Sale Watch the Windows realized that each individual type must be met in dressing and bob- bing hair. They wave the hair as best stiits the contour of the face, type and personality, or give the style bob that fits, The Genosha Hair-dressing Par- lor has kept in touch with all the latest developments and women are assured of the personal touch so necessary to successful beauty op- erators, They are adept in al phases of beauty culture including permanent waving, finger waving, shampooing, and manicuring, and cater to the discriminating, those who desire the best in the latest methods. If tired out or the face shows signs of impurities or blem- ishes, try having a few facials at this shop. There is no phase of beauty culture with which Mrs. Ward and Miss Marshall have not proven themselves artists. They personally superintend all work done in this parlor. Those who desire a satisfactory service may call 155 for an appoint- ment. Once you visit this attractive establishment your return is assur- ed. We wish to commend The Genosha Hair-dressing Parlor for the capable and efficient manner in which this business is being con- ducted. Do you know the price range for permanent waving at this shop? $3.00 cash prize given daily for neat€st correct answers to questions in these articles. Call the above firm to assist you. Five in today's | | issue, : "I'm sorry I married you," sob- be the bride, "You oughta be," sald the groom "you kept some other girl out of a mighty fine hushand. Reel maps showing highway routes or locations of important places in cities have been invent- ed to be clamped to an automo- bile steering column and lighted from a car's batteries, The witness was nb longer youthful, and the young barris- ter thought it would be to his ad- vantage to get her rattled. FEET SWOLLEN <1 St. Catharines, Ont.--"I find Dr. Plerce's medicines all first-class, I can especially rec- ommend the 'An- ¢ uric,' I was suf- § fering with my kidneys and was completely down and out," said Mrs, James Hy Box 154. "My back ached my feet and ankles would swe 4 I had headaches, dizzy spells, and" was in a miserable condition mu 4 til I started to take Dr, e Anuric, which put my kidnéys is good condition; they function naturally, the pains have left back, my feet and ankles do no give me any more trouble and ¥ do not have headaches or dizzy spells." All druggists sell ; DR. PIERCE'S AN Send 10c to Dr. Pierce's " Bridgeburg, Ont, for a trial pkg. - pr 10th ANNI Thursday Morning, Nov. 19th at 9 a.m. To the Public of Oshawa ang vicinity very many thanks for your patronage during the years we have been in business here and we are prepared to give you better service and better values now than we have ever done before, and to prove this we ask you to come in and VERSARY SAL ~ STARTS ~ compare our values and judge for yourselves, Sizes up to 38. Reg. $5.95 for only, Bontex Crepe, sizes 14 to 46 in all the latest fall shades, Reg. $6.00 for, $3.95 Pure Silk Cantons, Georgettes, Chiffons and Printed Silks in one, two and three piece styles. It will pay you to see these: 7% Dresses Reg. $25.00 for, $6.95 50 Dresses In novelty knit wool crepes, one, two and three piece styles. Reg. up to $15.00 for $2.95 & 85.95 Winter Coats | Fur trimmed in Seal, Lynx and Beaverene. Sizes from 14 up to 42. Reg. $20.00 for, $11.95 £1 Better Coats Reduced 25 per cent All merchandise in our store has been drastically reduced fot our 10th Anniversary Sale : BUY FOR CASH AND YOU BUY FOR aS v - ; heats