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) THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, PAGE. FIVE FIDELLISSIMO CLASS ELECT OFFICERS HOLD SOCIAL EVENT In spite of the inclement weather Tuesday evening a large number of mémbers of Miss Amie Jackson's rlaés of the King Street Sunday School gathered at the home of their teacher to spend a social evening. Miss Jackson was assisted in re- ceiving the -vests by her two sis- ters, Miss A'ice Jackson. the return- ed missionary, and Mrs. Harold Wells. Business of the evening consist: ed of the election of officers. It was presided over by Mrs. C. W. DeYille and the results were as 1us lows: Miss A. Jacson, teacher; president, Mrs, Hales Barker; vice president Mrs. E. Rundle; assistant secretary, Mrs. Bert Martin; treas- urer, Mrs. Wilfred Pogson; assis. ant treasurer, Miss Ella Stevens: flower committee, Mrs. Newton Ed- gr, Mrs. Allan Glover, Mrs. A. Haskell and Mrs L. Ferguson; mem- bership committee, Mrs. A Dean, Mrs. W. Gamble, Mrs. G. Edgar, Airs. K. Clark; press reporter, Mrs. James Wilson. Gratifying reports were given by tke various offi ers. The treasurer's report showed that during the 'past eight months, $140 had been rais. ed. During the eight months, the secretary reported, there were nine new members added to the class and cn the whole the attendance has been pretty good. The resignation of the former secretary, Mrs .Charles Pilkey, mee Miss Sue Michael, a recent bride, was accepted. The late treasurer was a faithful and highly esteemed wember of the class and one whose place is not easily filled. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pilkey expect to leave Cshawa within a few days for Myr- tle, Ont., where they will make their new home. Some of the ladies made the departing members the recipient of a pair of beantiful silver candle stick holders. The gift served two nurposes, that of a wedding presen® and also as a farewell remembrance. Twentv-five dollars was donated to the Sunday School for missions and it was also decided to make onc "lassmate a life member of the W, Refreshments in the form of a dainty lun~h brought the evening to a close and a hearty vote of thanks signified the appreciation of the hospitality of Miss Jackson. The popular question of today among music lovers is: Are you going to the ¥lonzaley Quartet pro- | gram at Ontario Ladies' College on | Friday evening. by us. Leg of Lamb ..... Roast of Beef ..... Lamb Chops . . . Sugar Cured Hams Chicken ......... Lard . Fresh Veal, shoulder . .. Fowl ............. FLAVORY MEATS Meats that are chuck-full of delicious flavor, nutritious and appetizing. Only prime Meats are this way--and only best Meats are sold sive. by 32 ...+. Ib, 15¢ to 20c Ib., 30c to 35¢ lb., 28¢ to 30c ou .. Ib., 30c daavv wen lB, 38¢ vinviadvilbe 40 6 Ib. for $1.00 S. A GATES Simcoe Street North CELERY KING ADDS MORE LAURELS TO HIS GREAT RECORD (By Canadian Press) Toronto, Nov. 17.--James Little, St. Catharines, former celery king | of America at the International Show in the United States, added | more laurels at the Royal Winter Fair here when his golden plume celery topped the list. READY T0 START NEW ZEALAND HOP Capt. Frederick Giles Pre- pared To Star Early This Afternoon (By Associated Press) San Francisco, Nov. 17--The Pa- cific Ocean smiled a fair weather challenge at Capt. Frederick Giles, British aviator, as the last details were arranged for his take off to- day on the projected flight to New Zealand by way of Hawaii and Aus- tralia. He said he planned to start between twelve and twelve thirty p.m., Easten Standard Time. Fa- vorable weather was predicted for most of the distance between here and Honolulu. WHIST DRIVE WAS LARGELY ATTENDED | The Whist drive held on Tuesday evening in the S.0.8. well attended there being eighteen tables and the games were very in- teresting. The first prize for the ladies went to Mrs. Simpson, it was a pair of embroidered pillow The second prize, a vair of embroid- ered towels, was won by Mrs. Wing- field while Mrs. Rice, was also given a pair of embroidered towels as third prize. The gentleman's first prize was awarded to Mr. Macklow, a shirt, the second prize, kerchief was captured by Pollibb, ,and the third prize was given to Mr. J. Donald. T. tic The Mr. a special weekly prize was given to Mr. | H. Cook. PITTSBURG DEATH LIST Pittsburg, Nov. 16--The death toll in the North Side dis- trict gas-tank explosion will not mount mueh' beyond officials declared tonight after other day of intensive search had failed to reveal any additional bod- | ies. 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Order from this advertisement or send the coupon for our new free illus- trated catalogue, Yonge at Adelaide, Toronto information hall was very | cases. | a silk hand- | final | probably | 30, | an- | FNAL DETALS FOR | NEN SS. OPENING Dedication Service to Be Held Sunday--Serves North End of City Final details "for the opening and | dedication services of the North Osh- | awa Sunday School, were arranged at | a meeting last night of the citizens of the northern part of the city who | are interested in Sunday School work. | The meeting was held in the new Sun- | day School hall, at Arlington and Simcoe streets, which is very near completion and which will be entirely | ready for occupancy by Sunday. The chairman of the evening was! Rev. R. A. Whattam, who gave a| short address after the opening pray- er. After discussion it was decided | | that the most effective working meth- | | porary committee to direct the affairs | of the Sunday School until 1st, and the appointments were follows: Messrs. A. W. Bell, Stirling; Cook and Kelly; dames Perry, Dafoe and Bell. J. W. Stalley was elected secretary and Mr. Gefmond treasurer of the School. as | committee, and to have effective mus- | | ical services, Mrs. Germond was nam- | lip' 8 League |ed convener of a musical committee. Dowling i Resolutions of thanks were extend- ied to the Newcastle Presbytery, who | supplied pews for the hall, to J. D. | Storey for his offer of the site free (of charge, on conditions which it is | expected will be easily met by the Gorman, for the use of his hydro | connection to supply lights for | meeting. the A splendid service is expected 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon in hail, when Rev. J. M. Duncan, D.D., at the One of the universally popular Christie favorites. Christie's ASSORTED SANDWICH Rich, smooth cream fillings between two crisp cake wafers. Four flavors -- orange, strawberry, vanilla, chocolate. Quite the rage for dessert. In the store or on the ' phone, always ask for iti eflandard 1853] HEL HT iin fio ed n= (TEHRAN =m iod would be the appointing of a tem-| January | Ladies' R. | Whirlwinds with Mes- | Aces | Cara Nomes Dumbells Sunday | Pirates «To arrange for decoration of | Reg'lar the hall for Sunday, Mrs. Cook was | Prospectives appointed convener of the decorating | Maple B. L.. a G. I". W. C. RB. 166 99 161 P. Brown A. J. Adams T. J. Adams Total--2796. RAILWAY LEAGUE Office Ross Scott Sowerkchanski Standings in the Motor City Major League are as follows: points 154 139 Fellers 168 18 SIMCOE STREET -- Whinfield Chant Trainmen Booth rant Smith Charlton St. Andrews Total--1956. EXPRESS vs, Express ve Miners Dart Alto Mann Total I'reight 85 Leafs 166 Games played in the W. at the Motor Club resulted as follows: OF FICE No. 2 vs. VIORAYS Office No. 2 Gale Dedaul Boneham Jeith 105 Heaslip 104 126 Clough 114 Total----2441, Viorays MeCabe Wacey 116 134 163 107 170 | PHONE 2 196 10 §meos St. 8. 164 211 187 113 136 177 166 265 162 | Lo 65 FREIGHT 204 1 179 1 102. 1 160 & 94 Py Deo 7 12 54 32 pd oo OSS 13 2291. | | | { 4 | , and to Mr. George | | { | a prominent writer for the United Church Publishing House, Toronto, | will speak. Special music is being | arranged for the occasion. ! BURGLARIES OCCUR HEART OF TORONTO | Shots Exchanged Between Constable and Two Men-- Daring Crimes (By Canadian Press) Nov 17--Shaw i Toronto, street | | residents were alarmed early today | | by an exchange of shots between a | Oshawa Lug gage Saywell & Son | Dainty Foote Young 156 156 Rvan 145 126 O'Connor 94 192 Total---2308, PDAHWAY LEAGUE 129 182 148 183 158 108 245 J3 STANDING Played Points 6 6 6 5 6 6 H 6 1 3 THE DRUGGIST FOR SERVICE Freight Office xpress inmen AB. "NT THE POST OFFI» BRONTE o - I'v: 3 APOLOGY TO MR. COLHOUN ' The facts as stated in referencefto In cartons & Glass Mr. ( "othe un's car, as appeared in fhe bids Purdiy issue of Friday's paper, November Yth, N 1927, we are formed were unwargan- ted, (There was no intent to cast @ slur vpon Mr. Calhoun who has an enable reputation in the community YOUR INITIAL FREE On Suit Case or Club Bag BOND ST. WEST red by the S Celebreted CLARKRS For Your Png Needs Tholapson's Drug Store We Deliver MINCE E MEAT lies delisions pies | Theextra quality makes it worth your while to insist on *'Clark's" ars at dealers Canadian \ 45-26 packers of ork & {constable and two fleeing men, whom the constable had seen leaving the | apartment where a woman had been | heard to scream a few minutes ear- | lier. The couple escaped. About fifteen minutes earlier, Sam Ben- son in slippers and night clothes, chased a burglar whom he found go- ing through his pants in his bed- room. This burglar got away with | | the pants and $26 | . FORMER LIBERAL | MINISTER DEAD, | NOTED JOURNALIST | | ---- (By Canadian Press) | London, Nov, 17.--Rt. Hon, Char- | i les Frederick Gurney Masterman, former Liberal minister and widely | known jounalist, died in a London nursing home today, The string quartet in its pérfec- | { tion is what the Flonzaley Quartet | represents, Friday evening offers an | | opportunity to hear them at On- tario Ladies' College, Whitby, UPHOLSTERING of all kinds, Workmanship Guaranteed G. A. CONSTABLE 74 Mechanic St. Phone 1595) JUST ARRIVED B00 Popular Fiction at 75¢ each HENDERSONS | | | | Special, Men's | Fleece Lined Un- | derwenr, .. Gmt, 49¢ I. Collis & Sons | 50-54 King Street West, Oshawa | Opp. Centre St, 733W | Phone | Men's All Wool Flannel Work |} Shirts, | special Dominion Clothing -~ | 68 King St. W. Phone 2141 m-- rist EYESIGHT SPECIALIST. Does your w require range vision? Don't fail to have your eyes examined. You may be H injuring them. 335 1516 --P HON E-- 1510 | Disney Block Opposite Post Office : 325 RUE to our ngputation to be the first to exhibit the latest new season our old friends back again and to make yo many new friends, Q There is no good reason for [A \Jyou to pay cash for your 4 d clothes. Everybody buys \on credit--even the cash/ store merchant, We extend you credit ; in the same way 4 /4 {CO A Dexause we A ie T season with usual op: By we've red assemblage of in ----- fur-trimmed Coats, all fea- turing the distinctive flare decreed Dame is absolutely without equal in this County. $11.95, $14.95, $17.00 New Fall Dresses $8.95 $10.50 and upward the manufact' urer extends hg E J Women's and EY ROS. Phone 2376