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"Women's Daily Interest SQCIALand PERSONAL fhe Times iutites the co- 'operation of ita readers in contributing items te this column. Send in 2 vastcard or phone 33. --NMr, and Mrs. F, W. Doubt of Kellog, Idaho, are visiting friends in this city. ~--Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Koeh of King street west, visited with rel- atives in Markham, this week. ~Mr, E. Trew, Kenneth aven- ue, attended the funeral of the late Mrs; Wm. Kirkland at Pert Hope, yesterday. -=Miss Alice M., Hamill, of the Educational Departmen of "aron= to, was the guest of Mus. C, Hoehn, Athol street. -) ~Mrs. M. Sine, Jarvis spending a week with he ter, Mrs, H. B. Johnson home in Frankfort. --Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Edmon- son have returned to their home in Torono after visiting" with rel- atives in this city this week. --Mrs. 8. H. McCann, 167 Park road north, has just received word of the death of her brother, Dr. Samuel Huff, B.A., of Meaford, Ontario, --Miss G. A. Warburton of Sim- coe street north was hostess yes- terday afternoon at a charming afternoon tea in honor of Miss Ruth Spanton, of Toronto, who is atives in this city. CONSERVATIVE CHIEFTAIN CHOSEN IN SASKATCHEWAN ~., is ugh- t her Saskatoon, March 14, -- Dr, J, T. M. Anderson of Saskatoon, pres- ent Leader of the Conservative group in the Provincial Legisla- ture, was clected Leader of the Conservative party of Saskatchew- an at the Provincial general con- vention here today. Four other names were offered in fomination, but all withdrew, gd size, All i: pi ot Saab fie Te Boh AR Son or Spring Time is Tonic Time Tenn Tee, TIsTURS Ane proreT Ig HuTRINON After the long winter months your body needs an overhauling, Plenty of Pep to in PEPTONA For Vim, Vigor, Vitality. Bottle For Sale only at-- THE REXALL STORES Jury & Lovell King St. E. Simcoe St. S, ELASTIC HOSIERY SPECIALISTS IN FITTING, WEIGHT AND PRESSURE. 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HUDSON-ESSEX DISTRIBUTOR ® Prince St, Oshawa Phone 1160 tHE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1928 pS -- TR PUBLIC HANGINGS BARRED IN QUEBEC Montreal, March 14.--Province- wide clamdr against erime public- ity, but especially importation in- to Quebec of United States tab- loids displaying a photo of Ruth Sayder strapped to the electric chair at Sing Sing, are behind the Taschereau Government's decision that in future, everyone shall be barred from executions except the hangman and his vietim, the sher- iff of the district or his deputy, Two-piece "Sister" Dresses The sister costume is a recent delightful fashion for dressing the young daughters of the i in Frogs Jide Alon one material and pattern, An appealing sugges- tion for frocks 41 this type is offered in the two pictured here, Of very charming design is the me of printed material, which has vimono shoulders, and the front nd back gathered to a round yoke ade of plain color material, Smal' dd-shaped pockets decorate the ront, and long sleeves are adde! or comfort in cooler weather, The iloomers are in'two pieces and are rathered into wide knee-bands of the plain material. The frock worn hy the small sister loses none of ts charm, should one's preference be for plain material. The diagram thows the simple design of pattern No, 1156, which is in sizes 2, 4 and } years, Size 4 years requires 1% 'ards of 82-inch, or 1% yards of *-inch material for the dress, an! *ard for the bloomers, Price 2} S. the spiritual adviser and physi- cians, The Snyder picture was a great shock to the justice authorities, and hardly had they recovered from their disgust when they found the same tabloids featuring a story by the newspaper men who took secretly the Snyder photo de- tailing "How I did it." That was about the last straw for Hon. L. | A. Taschereau, who, as Attorney- General, resolved no Quebec hang- jing should ever be seen through the eye of a camera. As a matter of fact, events have been moving toward private execu- tions ever since the Fall of 1924, when the authorities stood aghast as Ontario and United States newspapers poured in requests for passes for the hanging of four bank bandits at Montreal jail. Lochgilphead, Scotland, has been identified as the "village with a total population of 900 and seven churches and seven ministers," re- ferred to by Right Rev, Dr, Wea- therhead during a seimon in Glas- gow recently. PATTERN PURCHASE COVPON To The Oshawa Daily Times Pattern Department Oshawa, Ont, Enclosed find ,,,,.... cents, Please send patterns listed be- low: eossvssrnnnvenee BIBD sore s 8i2e i000 [ 1} Tp Name sever rserererne ses seressrenes sees seeRtIRRIRIIEIR RS ' Exchange 'shorts' were driven to cover, but Address Fown .s0 seen Provinee , sovvverse Price, 20 cents each, Send stamps or coin, Wrap coin :arefully, RADIO COMMON BACK TO $150 New York, March 14.--Violent advances took place in a few pool specialties on the New York Stock today as harassed speculation in the general market slowed up considerably on uncon- firmed rumors that leading bank- ers Nad bluitly expressed their disapproval of recent market pyro- technics to some of the large pool operators, Although the day's sales ran above 3,000,000 shares for the fourth consecutive full session, they were nearly 800,000 shares below yesterday's record- breaking total, Radio common, recent trans- actions in which are under inves- tigation by stock exchange author- ities, opened $8 a share lower at $138, rallied to $153.50 ailisthen slipped back to $50. Michael J. Meehan, who was credited with having amassed a fortune of several million dollars in that i was disclosed to- night as the purchaser of another stock exchange seat, his sixth, at the record-breaking price of $315,000, an advance of $5,000 above the previous high mark es- tablished earlier in the year American Linseed common was a spectacular feature in today's market, soaring $17.50 a share to a record-breaking price at $i11.- 75, or nearly double the year's low, and then easing to $107, To- tal sales in this issue fell just short of 100,000 sares. A NOVEL COSTUME Cairo Egypt, March 14.--George Eastman, the camera manufactur- er, arrived on a relief train today in a green pyjama coat, dress trousers, one slipper and one shoe, after having fled for his life from a burning express train some hours' distant from Cairo. The trouble started with a hot box in a couchette coach, which had been converted into.a sleeper. Smoke awakened the passengers, who had the fire extinguished, but later the blaze broke out again, and in a short time the coach was in flames. All owed their lives to- night to a guard who scrambled to the top of the carriages and crawled to the engine, thus warn- ing the driver, who stopped the train. COMPANY NATIONAL GROCERS TRIDUTOR LIMITED WHOLESALE © 8 o- '. M INSO will soak them clean. No boiling and little or no rubbing, yet clothes come out whiter than ever, Isn't that better than spend- ing hard, steamy hours over a washboard 7 Time and labor will be saved and you'll need no other soap but Rinso, Try this easy way to make clothes whiter in wash tub or machine. Made by the makers of LUX Lever Brothers Limiad R877 | ' nesses Bolvin got fees from 50 | r'ble pain in the back, which I HYPNOTIC MEDIUM STAGES REBELLION March 14.--Germaine Boivin, waitress, cheerfully sub- mitted to being hypnotized and used as a mediume by her father over a long period, but rebelled when she was wakenmed at night to be "put to sleep." The rebellion culminated in the arrest of her father, Edmond Boivin, a carpen- ter. In Court of Sessions he was charged with practicing magic on his daughter. Judge Monet took the case en delibere and will de- liver judgment on March 22. According to evidence offered by several witnesses Miss Boivin was hypnotized as often as four times a day by her father. While under his influence she would act as an oracle, telling people who came to the Boivin home where they would find lost property, where they could discover hidden treas- ures, where to find positions for their children and how to cure their ills. According to the wit- Montreal, cents to $1. Boivin denied he made money from his hypnotic pow- ers, One witness, Edouard Salvas, as a chronic sufferer -from rheuma- tism, said that the girl, when hyp- notized, told him to "take three spoonfuls of stove-pipe soot, mix them in a pint of water with su- gar and then drink it after count- ing one-two-three and making the sign of the cross with your thumb on your forehead, then your rheu- matism will be gone." Salvas said he drank the pre- scription several times. The only result he noticed was "I got a ter- ave until this day." It took three J to subdue the resultant hilarity in the court, At the Regent Sam Nosenblum and Ted Me- Higgins, chauffeur and valet to Dick Wright, join the ambulance corps at the beginning of the late unpleasntness so that they can take care of Dick, who walks in his sleep. Dick was induced to join by Betty Burnet, who saves him from an embarrassing situa- tion during one of his sleep walk- ing excursions. He leaves Betty in charge of his millionaire father with instrue- tions to take good care of her. Dick takes so long in saying good- by to her that he finds he has to chase the troop train as it pulls out of the station. Ted and Sam- my are with him and all three are stopped by the hard-boiled Sergeant Fulton, who thinks they are trying to desert from his com- pany. They are offered to go with Fulton's contingent to France and are marked A.W.O.L. by their own commander. In France Fulton makes life miserable for Sammy and Ted be- cause they seem bent on breaking all rules from that against shoot- ing craps to drinking to excess. Dick too, is made to feel the sergeant"s wrath when Dick takes an interest in Joan Moran, a pretty little French girl, in whom the sergeant 1s also interested, though she repulses him. Joan asks Dick to call on her one evening and Dick, trying to pass the time away till his ap- ------ Get Your Spring Suits and Overcoats at the Dominion Clothing Co. $8 King St. W. Phone 2141 PICKERING Pickering, Mar, 14.--The Swastika Club met at the home of Mrs, M. S. Chapman on Tuesday evening. Mrs, George Every, of Whitby, spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs, W. J. Miller, The Ladies' Aid of St. Andrew's church, met at the home of Mrs, Ar- thur Boyes on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs, A. B. Collins and Mr. J, Col- lins, of Toronto, visited last week with the latter's sister, Mrs, W. J, Monney. Mrs. G. Arnot and daughter visited friends in Toronto this week, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Heron and chil- dren, of Brooklin, spent Sunday with relatives in the village, We are sorry to report that Mrs, A. R, Sanderson is confined to her home with a severe cold, Mr, and Mrs, Lunan and daugh- ters, Miss A, McKelvey and E, O'- Leary, of Toronto, and Mr, and Mrs, Stanley Davis, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Edgar Andrew, The Y.P.S, of St. Andrew's church present their play "Wanted, a Wife," in the town hall of Brougham on Monday evening. The hall was well-filled and the players were ac- corded a splendid reception, Messrs. Lashmuir and Wright ably performed on the piano and violin during inter» missions, and Mr. Parks, Scotch com- edian, delighted the audience with his selections, Mrs, Burt, of Toronto, has been visiting relatives in the village during the past week. Mrs. Jabez Hallett returned last week from the Oshawa Hospital in a very favourable condition, but since her arrival home has been seriously ill. We hope she may soon recover. Mr. Thos, Walsh is having his house wired for clectric lights, Since renting his farm, he is eligible to come under the village rates. Messrs, B. and M, Miller were in Toronto on Saturday. Mr, E. Bryan is having his pro- perty on Duffin's Creek levelled and is procuring soil from Oshawa for the purpose, Mr, G, Baker is doing the work, Little Miss Gertrude Walsh enter- tained a number of her small friends at a birthday party on Tuesday af- terrnoon, There were about sixteen present. Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Linton, of Arcola Man, 'left for their home on Monday after spending several weeks with Ontario friends, Mr, John Doyle has returned from the Wellsley Hospital, Toronto, where he was taken with an attack of blood poisoning in his hand. It was found necessary to amputate one finger, but he is making progress to- ward's recovery. Mrs, J. Arnot has been confined to her bed for the past few weeks with a severe attack of inflammation. Mrs. Fred Kirby is enjoying a month's holiday and has been spend- ing a week with friends in Whitby. The Women's Institute are plan- ning to hold a St. Patrick's tea and sale of home-made baking in C. A. Sterritt's fur.iture store on Saturday afternoon, They hope the public will take advantage of the opportunity, The village had several reluctant guests on Tuesday evening when the Duffin Creek went on the rampage, and held up traffic for several hours during the night. Long lines of cars were halted on each side of the flood and the motorists who were on the cast side made haste to find accom- modation in the village. The tele- phone lines were kept busy all night letting friends know that the wander- ing ones were safe and sound. FRANCHISE FOR WOMEN FAILS AGAIN IN QUEBEC Quebee, March 14.--A final ef- fort to give married women, sep- arate as to property, the municipal vote in Montreal was defeated im the Quibec Legislative Council to- day on third reading of the Mont- real bill, the vote being 12 to 9. The Lower House passed the clause, butit was struck out yester- day by the Private Bills Commit- tee of the Upper House, and the same fate befell an attempt to re- vive it today. Hon. J. L. Perron, Minister of Roads and Government leader im the Upper House, remarked in the course of the debate that there are not 15 women in the Province of Quebec who favor feminine suff- rage. | pointed hour, sits down and goes to sleep. In a few minutes he gets up and, still asleep, walks to Joan's home. Fulton is trying to make love te her and as she thrusts him away he staggers in- to the sleep-walking Dick, who, being rudely awakened, lets fly with his fists and lands on the sergeant's jaw for a knockout. Joan pulls Dick quickly into the houy while Fulton goes up the strec® 3! staggering from the effects of ie punch. Ted and Sammy, both a little more than half seas over, see the reeling Ful- ton, thing he is drunk and hail him as one of them. While they are slapping him on the back, he comes to and tries to arrest them. They escope and hide in a train loaded with mules for the front. Fulton loses them and sees Dick coming out of Joan's house. Again he gives chase and Dick hides on the same train with his buddies as it pulls out. The train is caught in a bar- rage and the three buddies flee to a deserted castle for shelter. This in turn is bombarded and Ted and Sammy fall through the floor in- to a cask of wine. This suits them nntil they prepare to leave with Dick, when enemy troops ar- PAGE FIVE REDROSE TE Ais good ted' The Orange Pekoe is extra gooa In clean, bright Aluminum rive. Two are ordered to search the place by the captain. Sammy and Ted capture them and change clothes with them, while Dick | finds some women's garments and' in the guise of a French girl gets the captain where he wants him and takes his uniform away. The three manage to leave the place in the clothes of the enemy on a truck ioaded with canned vegetables which they discover are camouflaged hand grenades. They enjoy themselves beating off the enemy with canned vegetables until the truck is wrecked by a shell and tumbles over a cliff into no man's land. Exhausted, Dick to sleep goes in a shell hole and dreams he is picking a daisy and saying "She loves me, she loves me not," and coyly throws a bomb into an en- emy trench. The enemy run out and surrender and the three boys lead them into the American lines where they are first taken for Germans and then threatened with arrest for desertion by Ful- ton. er interferes and promises to get them medals for their heroism. Manager Osier says the "Gay Retreat," which comes to the Re- gent tonight is one of the season's greatest comedies, and is very proud of the fact that he has been able to screen it before an Osha- wa audience as it has a record of playing in large centres. 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