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WOMEN'S DAILY INTEREST 'SOCIALand PERSONAL The Times inviton thie oe operation of ita readers in contributing items te this column, Send in » postcard or phone 88. ~Miss Maud Pieice, Mr, Russell Pieice and Mr. Elwood Wilbur of Taunton, also Mr, and Mrs, Char- lie Brock of Toronto motored to Niagara Falls on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. McLarty, Simcoe street north, have as their guests for a few days, Miss Lela Elliott, sister of Mrs, McLarty and Mr. E. Armstrong, both of Paris, ---Mrs, J, A, Tout, Mr. BE. B. Stone and daughter of Rochester, N.Y., were the guests of Mrs. W, Henry, 92 Albert street, during the week-end, =--Mrs, R, BE. Morris and her daughter, of Detroit, Mich,, Mrs. Arthur. Chapman and two children of Westlock, Alta,, have been vis- iting with Mr, and Mrs, David Morris, at their home, 105 Bruce street, ---Miss Georgianna Macpherson, of the Hamilton Conservatory of Musie who is giving her lecture recital of the "History of Opera' for the music study club, this even- ing, is a guest of Mrs, C. M, Mun- dy, Simcoe street north, during her stay in town, LADIES' HOSPITAL AUXILIARY MEETS Discuss Appointment of a Part-time Paid Social Worker The regular meeting of the La- dies' Auxiliary of the Oshawa Hospital was held at the Nurses' residence yesterday afternoon and in the absence of the president, the vice-president, Mrs, G. D. Conant was in the chair, Many impor- tant items of business were dis- cussed among them was the ap- pointment in the near future of a part-time worker in conjunction with the social service department which has become a large branch of Auxiliary work, Plans were also formulated for the annual St. Patrick's bridge to be held in March. The committeee would be very grateful if anyone desir- ous of getting up a table would phone the econvenor Mrs, N, C, Millman, 230 King street, Phone 1023 M, Afternoon tea served at the close of the meeting. , TO HOLD CONCERT MARCH 8TH A musical concert is to be given Thursday March 8th, under, the auspices of one of the groups of the King street United Church La- dies' Aid Society. The concert will be provided by the General Motors Chorus with Miss Evelyn Trick as elocutionist, Please keep this date open, Admission, 25 cents, MAKES INITIAL BOW ---- An ambitious new Canadian pub- lication has just e its first ap- pearance. "Canadian Stories" is the name' of this new magazine, which is devoted exclusively to fic- tion produced by Canadian wri- ters, The first issue, which is dat- ed April, contains an editorial by the well-known author, Archie P. McKishnie. The publisher of the magazine is Harry M. Moore, the editor of The Post, Deseronto, Ont. The idea behind such a publica- tion is highly creditable and The Oshawa Daily Times wishes it ev- ery success. Canadians are all too dependent upon imported publica- tions that are the product of for- eign writers and foreign workmen. If a high standard is maintained by "Canadian Stories" it should find a hearty welcome by Canadian readers. POLICE CHIEF DONNELLY OF BRANTFORD IS DEAD Brantford, Feb, 20. Chief of Police William Donnelly passed away tonight of pleurisy, after an illness extending over a period of some weeks, He had been a mem- ber of the local force for 40 years, working his way up from the ranks and becoming Chief five years ago. While he had been off duty for the past few weeks, it was not thought by the public gen- erally that his illness was a se- vere one, and news of his death came as a distinet shock, His widow survives, It is expected that civic honors will mark the funeral, arrangements for which have not been completed, a -- nn -- - _ 1 2 3. 4 5 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. TOTAL Ladies COME IN AND GET ONE OF THESE FULL SIZE SETS OF GENUINE Nationally Advertised in Sat- urday Evening Post, Harper's Bazaar, total of $10.00, yours for the Gift Certificate below and a small service charge of Each Set Contains the Following Ten Full-Size Exquisite Toiletries National- ly Advertised at the Prices Listed Below. , Vivani Exceptionnel Face Powder ............ . Vivani Exceptionnel Tissue Cream .......,... Vivani Exceptionnel Rouge (Waterproof) ..... , Vivani Exceptionnel Deodorant .............. , Vivani Exceptionnel Cocoanut Oil Shampoo .... Vivani Exceptionnel Toilet Water ............ 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Minstrels made their farewell appearance for this year on the Oshawa stage, last eve- ning, when their show was again well patronized and appreciated. The show did not draw the packed house that it had on its three pre- vious performances, but as it was not generally known, and not ad- vertised extensively the St. George's players were gratified at the large turnout. As the result of requests receiv- ed, two more performances will be held, but mot in the Motor City. Under the auspices of the Great War Veterans' Association of Whit- by, the minstrel show will be pre- sented in Whitby this Thursday evening, and on Saturday they will journey to Orono, where they will 2lea appear with their regular cast. CONCERT WAS A GREAT SUCCESS Held in Connection With the Anniversary of Cedardale Church The anniversary concert held at Cedardale church last evening was a great success, The first num- ber on the program was the chairman's remarks given by Mr, (leorge McLaughlin, then Mr, L. Unitt and Mr, P. Mercer favored the audience with a well-executed piano solo, Mrs, J, Smith gave two solos during the evening in a most pleasing manner, and little Miss June Luke gave two read- ings, The motors quartette com- posed of Messrs, Havelock Morri- son, Birch and Patterson were al- so on the program for two num- bers. 'A violin solo given by Mrs. McFarlane was well given and ap- preciated by all present. Mrs, R. Bale was a charming soloist, and a very interesting talk, "The Out- line of Church Work," was pre- sented to the gathering by the Rev. R. A. Whattam, Miss M, McKay gave several charming readings during the evening and the program was brought to a close hy the singing of God Save the King by the entire company, Each of the numbers was heartily applaued and encores were given by the artists, PRESCOTT CHOSEN AS LAKE TERMINAL Reports Are That Kingston Has Falied in Campaign Ottawa, Feb, 21.--Reports Fri- day night were to the effect that the Government has definitely de- cided upon Prescott as the eastern terminus for shipping through the enlarged and deepened Welland Canal, Representations in favor of Kingston continue to pour in, but it is declared that the decision had been definitely arrived at after consideration of the report of eng- ineers who have been studying the problem for more than a year. It is stated that Ogdensburg has been selected by the United States interests as the point for their 'terminus for trans-shipment. Ogdensburg is across the river from Prescott, and there will be no advantage in the mileage which the American vessels can offer for large cargo haulage. A, C. Casselman, member for "renville-Dundas (Prescott) who has beep an indefatigable exponent of the advantages of Prescott, said "aturday morning that he had no lefinite information from tie Goy- ernment but was satisfied that Prescott must be the choice 1f Canada is to reap the greatest benefit from the huge expendi- ture upon the contract. PROSPECT Prospect, Feb. 21.--We are pleased to report that Mrs. McClin- tock who has been sericusly ill is improving in health. We hope this may continue. A number of our young people are preparing a splendid play to be presented in the near future. Mr. George Larkin has purchased a Ford coupe. Wedding bells are beginning to sound. We cannot afford to lose any of our young ladies 'ike that especially when they are leaving our midst to go so far away. Mr. W. F. Thompson our most worthy reeve has been attending the County Council this week, We welcome Mr. Percy Mason into our neighbourhood. Mr. Mason is with Mr. Geo. Smith at present. We are pleased to see the To- ronto-Lindsay bus making its daily trips. Owing to the poor condition of the highway its trips were can- celled but the highway is pslendid with the exception of a little ice be- tween Myrtle and Manchester. LAWYER DROPS DEAD Detroit Feb. 20. -- Theodore R. Strong, well-known young Detroit attorney, fell dead in Justice Mec- Kinlay's court today while wait- ing for his case to be called. His body was taken to the county Morgue. bog disease was giv- en as the ca esx BRITONS ENVY + CANADA'S BUDGET See Principle of Keeping Expenditure Within Country's Limits ¥ London, Feb. 21.--"When Englishman reads the Canaan buget, which provides for a redue- tion ip taxation of nearly $20, 000,000 including a ten per ceut. cut in the income tax, he smiles, as one sjys, on the wrong side of comments the Evening Standard. "Not that he Canadians their good fortune," the Standard continues, "though he may perhaps envy them their finance minister, but because he sees here a principle practiced in every country but his own. This principle is simply that public expenditure is to be kept the strictest limits the country's needs allow." ONLY TWO NATIONS RATIFY PROTOCOL Frence and Venezuela Agree To Prohibit Bacteriolo- gical Welfare his face,l grudges p-- Parls, Feb. 21.--Only two na- tions--France and Venezuela have ratified the Geneva protocol, sign- ed two years ago by 37 nations, which prohibits chemical and bae- teriological warfare, Foreign Minister Aristide Briand pointed out Friday in a communication to the embassies and legations of all the signatory nations. Among the Governments which signed the protocol but have not ratified it are Great Britain, Jap- an, Italy, and Russia, he sald The United States has rejected the agreement, Briand added. Because of the failure to ratify the protocol, the Foreign Minister sald, France is obliged to specify: "First, that the agreement hinds France only to the signatory na- tions; Second, that the agreement will cease to be obligatory whenever a, enemy or {its allies disregard "EVFLOPS RATIO PICTURE RECEIVER U. U. Engineer Says Instru- ment Will Plug Into Phone New York, Feb, 21.--A radio picture receiver which can be plugged into any telephone receiver and intercept both visual and oral entertainment fis being de- veloped by the Radio Corporation of America group of manufactur- ers, Dr. A. N. Goldsmith, Chief Broadcasting engineer of the cor- poration said Saturday. Dr. Goldsmith said that engin- eering laboratories of the General Electric Company and the West- inghouse Electric and Mfg, Co., are concentrating to a large ex- tent on the development of suit- able apparatus for this purpose as a result of the public's reaction on the photo-radio experiment car- ried out -on January 27 between the WEAF transmitter at Bel- more, Long Island, and the re- ceiver located in Manhattan. PUBLIC LIBRARY ELECTS OFFI- CE IRS, Port Perry, Feb. 20.--The an- nual meeting of the Port Perry Public Library was held on Tues- day evening, Feb, 14. The follow- ing officers were re-elected for the essuing year: Chairman, T. W. Me- Lean; Secretary, Mrs. Marjorie Letcher; Treasurer, Dr. J .B. Lun- within | Store Day W. n all nesday One Day Sale of COATS Misses' and Women's Sizes 20 Coats in the Offering Travel Coats of Finest Imported Tweeds. Collars of choice furs such as natural fox, natural Australian opossum and thibetine aod coats without fur. Some of these beautiful coats are lined with heavy silk crepe, others are lined with marquis de luxe. To our knowledge there has never been such value in coats before. Wednesday, one day only, ' $8.95 PAGEL FIVE _-- BR Store Open all Day Wednesday 20 pieces in. fine and medium checks. On Sale for, yard, Wednesday--32" Canadian and Imported English Ginghams nile, sky, orchid and 15¢ 25 Pieces 36 inch Lingerie Dimity Colors are rose, mais, Sale for, yard, Wednesday pink, peach, white. On 15¢ On Sale for, pair, > WEDNESDAY 30 Dozen Women's and Girl's Fine Lisle Bloomers These are in the summer weight. A Maker's clearing lot which we were ableto buy at our own price, Reg. 35c tn 65¢ qualities. 19¢ SHOOTH RIDE OVER VERY ROUGH ROADS English Inventor Uses Steel Discs and Cushions to Purpose London, trip over the roughtest Feb. 21.--A pleasure country road, chuck holes at every six feet, Meet FAT EMMA'S miniature mountains and valleys and nary a bounce or jolt, im an auto without springs. The latest invention of W. Law- son Adams, British engineer, a set of two steel] discs enclosing a rub- ber cushion, it is claimed will make such a trip possible. This device has one steel dise mounted on the frame of the am- tomobile. Another disc familia-to the first is connected to the end of the axle by a heavy steel arm. Both discs are toothed, the teeth meshing into similar teeth on a soft rubber cushion which fits in between the two discs when they are bolted together, As the car passes over ruts or 'PIE FACE" A new treat from Candyland} i Jack and Jill went up the hill, Both looking for Pie Face, They dearly love to eat this treat It's Bc any place, And don't forget Fat Emma-she's a chol' sweet, too. Bec. Vv the library is 3,539; 9,491; magazines in service, 42, Librarian, Miss Hazel Cock- The number of volumes in patronage, and periodicals irregularities in the rubber cushion absorbs the pact from the teeth of the two steel dises. In a test over road, a water-worn, ui " OTEX is the scientific method that permits women greatest free- dom in time of hygienic distress. It removes all worry. Kotex is most comfortable--it is sci- entifically shaped. Form-fitting, it is non-detectable when worn. It is soft, yet secure. It is simple to dispose of-- directions in every package. 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