The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Kedron, Nov. 9.--Miss Bernice Weiry, teacher of Ashburm schoo! spent Thanksgiving 'at her home here, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Saunders and Mr. and Mrs. H. Poole, Toronto, spent Thanksgiving at Mr. C. W. Hoskins. Mr. Harold Treble, Hamilton, visit- ed relatives here. The Ladies' Aid held their regu- lar monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Allan Lavis on Wednesday af- ternoon of last week. The afternoon was spent in quilting. Miss Mildred Cole, Tamworth, was home for Thanksgiving. Mr. C. W. Hoskin picked rasp- berries in his garden last week. Miss Lyple, Toronto, spent the week end with Mrs. John Mountjoy. Mr. Murray Mastin spent Thanks- giving at his home in Toronto. Mrs, 8. Conlin and Miss Kathleen Conlin and Mr. and Mrs. F. Love and son, James, Oshawa, motored to Seaforth on Saturday and remained for Thankseiving. Dr. and Mrs, McCullock and Mrs. J. Heatlie, Orono. Mr. and Mrs. H. TL. Pascoe, Mr. Walton Pascoe and Miss Hazel McCulloch, Columbus, Mr and Mrs. Wallace Scott, Enfield and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Scott were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pas- coe for Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Lee visited Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Scott, Arnprior and their son, Mr. Frank Lee, Ot- tava, for Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Holman and Miss Wilda Holman, Ashburn, and Mr. Arthur Holman, Toronto, visited Mr, John Mountjoy's and Mr. W. Monntjon's, Mr. and Mrs, Naylor. Oshawa and Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Pascoe nd haby, Solina, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Crossman on Sun- dav, Mr. James Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ross, Columbus and Mr, and Mrs, Wallace Scott, Enfield visited Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Werry re- cently, Mr, and Mrs, H. T. Cole and fam- ily entertained a few young people on Sunday evening, EXPECTANT MOTHERS Read Mrs. Menard's Letter. Her Experience May Help Chatham, Ontario, -- *'I want to tell... you how much good your medicine . has done me, Be- fore my baby Jcame I felt so weak and run- '|down that I could hardly do my work, My head 'Jached continually and I was so dis. 8 old and it g t do, So I thought I would try Lydia E. Pinkbham's Vegetable Compound, as I had read so much about it in the little books, I found a difference right away as my head was relieved and my tired feelings gone, My sister had been doing my washing and she continued doing it, as she said it might set me back if I started to do it again, It sure did help me and I had taken just two bottles when my baby came, He is a fine big boy, now nearly five months old, Iam taking Jour medicine again and I am able to do my work all by myself now, ] always recommend the Vegetable Compound to women, and especially to expectant mothers, as I believe they need help at those times,"'-- Mrs. OLIVER MENARD, 24 Harvey St., Chatham, Ontario, c -- FUEL COAL Stove, $16.00 per ton Nut, $15.50 per ton COKE $13.00 per ton "WOOD Rev. Mr. Little, associate editor of the United States Sunday School Publications, Toronto, addressed the school 'and gave an excellent sermon at Kedron on Sunday afternoon. Miss Shipley, a missionary from Honan, China, will speak during the church service at Kedrom om Sun- day afternoon, November the thir- teenth, A good attendance is re- quested. ZION Zion, Nov. 9.--1In last issue we omitted to say thay the teacher and pupils had a splendid program and treat of home-made candy on Fri- day before Hallowe'en; also that Mrs, Foster Snowden sang "Grand- father's Clock™ at the church enter- tainment and was dressed as a real old lady; white hair, long dress, silk dolman with lace trimmings and glasses. Mrs. Amos Martin sang a solo at the church service on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Foster Snowden and children spent Sunday with his parents in Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilbur and Gordon, Miss Effie Balson and Mr. Chas. Ferguson were visitors at Mr. Orlie Chapman's, Orono and at- tended the anniversary services of Kirby church also the fowl supper on Monday night. Master Clifford Johns spent the week end with his grandmother, Mrs, C. Johns, and celebrated his 10th birthday on Monday at Hamp- ton. Master Dick Nemish is back again to school, after being laid up by a kick from a horse some time ago. Mr, A. D. Langmaid is installing a new DeLaval milking machine this week. Misses Dorothy and Ada Allin, Providence, spent Sunday with the Misses Chant and Stainton, 'Mr. Chant has been in Toronto, where his father, Rev. Chant is ¢n the sick list, Laymen's banquet at the church nevt week under the auspices of Ladies' Onward Class. CLAREMONT Claremont, Nov, 9.--Mr. and Mrs, Clarke Rawson, son Albert and daughter, Kathleen, visited with relatives in Claremont over the holi- day, Miss Eileen Cooper of Toronto was home for the week end, Miss M. Hamilton who has been confined to her home for the last couple of weeks is improving, Mr, and Mrs, Sulman and family are moving into the Pugh residence, A very delightful dance was held munity Hall on Friday evening last, It was the opening dance of the sea- son and was well attended. Guests were present from Stouffville, Mark- ham, Agincourt, Port Perry and To- ronto, Miss Veta and Merle Stephenson of Oshawa, were in Claremont on Friday evening. Mr, Russel Courie of Toronto, spent the holiday with his mother, Mrs. R. Curie. Miss Margaret Graham of '"'Cairn- brogie,"' is spending the holiday in Coldwater, Mr. Donald Ramson of the Uni- versity of Toronto, was home over the week end. Miss Edna Tarr of Toronto, spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Luther Pilkey, Miss Margaret Bingham of To- ronto, visited with Mr, and Mrs. G. H. McIntyre over the holiday. The Masonic Lodge was enter- tained by Georgina Lodge, Toronto, on Saturday evening last. A large number of the members attended and report a very pleasant and so- ciable time. We are sorry to report that Mrs. B. 8. Palmer is not improving as rapidly as her friends wo:l4 like. Mr, and Mrs, M. J. Wilker are spending the holiday with the form- er"s parents at Tanistock. Mr. Charles McNabb of Uxbridre, visited his sister, Margaret, on Mon- day last, . Miss Margaret McNabb entertain- ad a number of guests from Uxbridge one dav last week. : - Mr. Henry Johnston, we are sorry to say, is on the sick list, Mr. and Mrs, Mobray of St. Cath- arines, visited the latter's mother and sister over the week end. Miss Evelyn McCullough, nurse-in- training, of Toronto, visited her parents over the holiday. PORT PERRY Port Perry, -Nov. 7.--Quite a number from Port Perry attended the supper at the Head Chureh, Scugog Island, on Tuesday, Nov. 1st and report a most enjoyable evening. Mr. George Mark, Toronto, was the guest of Mr, and Mrs. R. Woon last week. {I BT Mr. Harry Brock, Toronto, visited bis mother, Mrs. Wm, Brock .last week Soft Slabs, load, $3.25 Mixed Slabs, load, $3.50 Hard Slabs, load, $3.75 Bodywood, Y/scord, $4.25 Mr. Clinton Short of Toronto, spent the week-end with his parénts, Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Short. Mr. Joseph Baird attended a vention of the Young People's Socie- ties of the United Church in Smith's Falls last week. Mr. and Mrs. D. Mcintosh spent the week-end with friends in Co- bourg. 2 Miss Marion Goode, Toronto, was home for the holiday. : The Young People's Society of the United Church, held a very delight- ful Hallowe'en Party evening. Quite a number of prizes were awarded for the best costumes. Some of the lucky winners were Mr. Wm. Grant who was dressed as a by the ClaremontClub dn the-@om-~f+ F |Orma McArthur, Sunflower costume; |of which amounted to about $250. I Toronto. Miss Helen Vickery, also a Sunflow- er, Miss Marian Farmer Hallowe'en costume and Miss Hazel |. . Rat Pius Jeffrey second. Miss Vera Miller as | was the guest of Mr. an rs. 08. Satan and Miss Annie Farmer as her | Blight over the holiday. .| with friends in Gait. partner. The prize winner for the youngest one in costume was Miss |ed her mother, Mrs. Wm. Brown last Jean Gillespie, aged four years. Af- | week. : ter the judging a short program was {Church of the Ascension on Friday tevening, October 28th. The proceeds |spent the week-end with friends in 3 on Monday |- middle aged negress: Miss Edna Sweet as "Black Eyed Susan"; Miss given and an altogether happy even- |the holiday. HARMONY ing was spent by all. Mr. Clifford Vickery of Toronto, A very successful Bazaar was |spent the week-end at his home| gorrp to report Mr. J. Bates laid up held in the Parish Hall of the here. with a THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1927 Mr. Alex. Woods was home for for best the holiday. Miss Maude Ratley, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Rose over the week-end. at Taromts, Miss Causley spent the week end Mrs. Luther Smith of Sonya visit- home for the holiday. Miss Edith Peters was home for Mrs. Dodds and Miss Ethel Dodds | 3round again. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Vine of Hampton Miss Minnie Harraden of Toromto, | day. ; Mr. and Mrs. R. Wilson of the city i" at Mr, and Mrs. F. Branton's on Mon- Jeet Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mr. and Mrs. W. Haynes and family -- Miss Elsie Rose of Markdale and at Toronto, Millgrove and Hamilton | RESIGNS HIS SEAT Miss Grace Rose, of Toromto, were with relatives over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Marlowe, Miss - 10. Snowy Marlowe and Mr. and Mrs. Ted | Hyde, member of the Saskatchewan Marlowe of Nestleton spent Thanks- | Legislature for Maple Creek, has re- giving Day with Mr, Hunking. Mr. and Mrs. A. Lott, Miss Bernice leg, hope he will soon be | Lott and Mr. E. Peeling spent the [the by-election, nominations being week-end with relatives at Picton. Mr. and Mrs. O. Conlin and son, Mr. ! sary, one week later. Thanksgi 4 Mrs, | Da Foun Regina,, Sask., Nov. 10.--P. L. and Mrs. H. [signed his seat, according to am of- ficlal announcement last night. The writ will be issued at once for set for Nov. 24 and polling, if neces- at Mr. and Mrs. F. Branton's on Mon- and Mrs. W. Vance and family spent : . Oshawa, id Exchange the coupon below for alR ull-size package of McLaren's IBLE - RASPBERRY JELLY POWDER s flavored with the actual juice of Luscious ECAUSE we want every family to appreciate fully the luscious wild Raspberry Flavor pent up inside a package of INVINCIBLE Rasp- berry Jelly Powder, we are offering-a regular, full-size package FREE to every one presenting the coupon from this advertisement to any of the grocers listed below. It is a present of a delicious dessert for Sunday. When you taste this tender-textured jelly, you will at once notice the full-flavored wild raspberry taste--so much more piquant than that of tame raspberries, The actual juice itself of Muskoka Wild Raspberries is used for flavoring this match- less jelly powder. In rocky, pine-studded Muskoka, the raspberries are plucked for us by the children of the settlers and the neighboring Indians. Then at our lzbora- tories in Hamilton, these luscious berries are crushed to extract every ounce of delicious juice and this actual juice is used to flavor the jelly ~ powder, --- S-- A, = XB 0, Any of the Grocers Listed on this page will gladly redeem it | 32 R48 B70 Sd oF Ko MSLaren's INVINCIBLE de ° | Li = Here is the valuable coupon; uskoka Wild Raspberries This process of using actual fruit juices is what makes McLaren's Invincible Jelly Powders so delightfully "fruity" in taste. It is a process per- fected by ourselves many years ago, and is used by us not only with Raspberries, but choice Straws berries, Cherries, Grapes, Currants, and Pineapples are used in the same way, We are confident that you will be so delighted with the true Wild Raspberry flavor of the Free Package that you will be eager to try other McLaren Jellies. We rely on the Free Package to convince you of the superiority of our Actual Fruit Flavors. We are convinced that, once you taste McLaten's Invincible Jellies, you will con- tinue to use them and to serve them frequently, So, cut out the coupon and pin it to your week-end grocery list, so you won't forget it. Any of the grocers below will be glad to supply you with the FREE Package. McLarens Limited will re- imburse the grocer the full retail price of the free package. Invincible Jellies sell regularly at 3 packages for 25 cents, » INVINCIBLE OSHA Adanac Store "Park Road South BOWMANVILLE Allin WA Arnold's Oshawa Market 16 Simcoe St. South F, 8, Conlter Arnold's Oshawa Market 54 Simcoe St. North RB. H. Dilling J. E. Beaton 19 Simcoe St. South Dominion Store Dominion Store 36 King St. West Archie Tait w Frederick 732 Albert Street AL erson 10 Drew Street " COURTICE A. F. Bundle Loblaws Groceteria Simcoe St. North y H. H. McRoberts 186 Simeoe St. South PORT PERRY 3. ¥. MoClintock Puckett Bros, 5 King St. West St J. Sammut 264 King St. East illard & Co. e Soanes Bros, Cor. Mary and Alice Streets w 4 A Soames & Black 188 Conant Street ? A. Stanley 146 Nasseau Street WHITBY Dominion Store Nal ------------------------ eS ------ FYE. ELLE. ~ Pra gree idk nb aki