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WOMEN'S DAILY INTEREST The Times invites the co- operation of its readers in contributing items to this column, Send in a postcard or phone 35. \ --Mr, Gordon Cook spent the week-end at hls Dome in Lindsay. --Mr. Harry Cowley was a week-end visitor at his home in Woodstock. . LJ --Miss Eileen Barker, Toronto, a former resident of this elty, vis- ited Miss Betty Wilson, Brock street, over the week-end, * * * --The many friends of Mrs, J. Tomlinson and sorry to hear of their departure this week for Walkerville, where they are intending to reside. Ll * --Mr, T. Thomas, of Montreal, and Miss KE, Michael, Toronto, spent the week-end with Miss Flossie Coyte. LJ * w --Mr, and Mrs, K, Clark, 147 Agnes street, were the week-end guests of Mr, and Mrs, H, Hayes, Columbus, w LJ] » --Mr, and Mrs, H, Chase, Mr, and Mrs, R, Perry, and Mrs. R, Robertson, all of this city, were present at the presentation of "Hast Lynne" by the Shannon- ville United Young People at family will be «~The final meeting of the Five Hundred Club is to be held in the form of a dinner-dance at Casa Loma, Toronto, on Thursday ev- bl Ll --Chief Robert Harrington, of Montreal, who is vice-president of the Dominion Association of Fire Chiefs, was the guest of Mr, and Mrs. A. C. Cameron, Brock street east, yesterday, * 8 0» --Mr, and Mrs, A, C. Cameron, Brock street east, motored to Galt during the week-end to visit firends, Miss Marie Oldfield, of Galt, returned with them and will be their guest for a couple of weeks. LJ] * * --Viscount Willingdon and Lady Willingdon were the guests of honor at the ninth annual celebra- tlon of St. George's day banquet in the Hotel' Georgia, under the auspices of the Royal Soclety of St. George's, Vancouver, yester- day. ' . LJ J A very enjovable afternoon was spent at the home of Mrs, M, Dick- John Street, on Monday, when a number of frierds of Mrs, J, Tom- linson gathered to honor Mrs. Tomlinson prior to her departure for Walkerville, On behalf of those present, Mrs, White read an address telling Mrs, Tomlinson how much her many friends would miss her, particularly when they needed a comforting friend, for above all Mrs, Tomlinson had always been that, Mre, Dick then presented the guest of honor with a silk bedspread. Mrs, J. Wilson 'and Mrs, T, Seton assiste( the hostess at tea, \ 4 DU Household Hints BE Rusty Steel Hot vinegar and salt will clean rusty steel, if ome is persistent. Then rub it hard with a piece of dark flannel until it shines, Children's Stockings When mending big holes in chil- dren's stockings, always weave your thread around the hole be- fore you begin darning. It stays the whole mend. Home-Made Duster To make a dustless duster, moisten for a few days in a covered tin can, a soft cloth in paraffin and put it away. Such a duster gathers ip the dust without scattering it. Pouring Molasses Grease the cup when measuring molasses and it will flow more freely. TRIPATA.Y.P. A. The A.Y.A. of St. George's held their usual weekly meeting last evening in the Parish Hall and had probably the most inter- esting meeting of the season. The meeting was opened with prayer, led by Vice-president E. Jeffery. The minutes were then read and the program outlined for the next meeting, which will take the form of a box social; each members is asked to bring a box. Through the courtesy of the C.P.R., a series of lantern slides, "A Trip Through the Mediterran- ean," were then shown, Mr. H. Deans gave a guitar solo, and Miss Irene Pawson and Mr. Hartley vocal solos, The other number on the program was a musical trio presented by B. Cornwall, B, Gib- ble and H. MacDonald. The remaining half hour was spent in impromptu dancing. IF FASHION DECREES RESULTS DON'T COUNT Here is another danger that is approaching, or has already arriv- ed, if reports that have been quot- ed from some reputed authority are true and believeable, Nothing of the kind has been observed nerve 80 far as known to the present writer; but it may exist just the same, and so far what it is worth this department is willing to pass it on for the consideration and at- tention of readers to whom it may apply, The statement is made that ihc close-fitting felt thimbles which women now wear as a covering for their shingled heads is causing the hair on the top of the head to get thin, and In some instances has caused partial baldness. It has long heen claimed that the reason for so many bald-head- ed men might be traced to the alr- EMPIRE SHOPPING Ww ) SHOPPING WEEK | Only One More Wednesday--Tomorrow «That the Store is Open All Day COMMENCING WITH THE FIRST WEDNESDAY IN MAY, THE STORE WILL CLOSE AT 12.30. all day long. Let's get away in the morning to a great start--and let's keep the pace going It's a wonderful spread of most unusual values that we have banked on for banner business. In pink, peach, rose, maize, copen, helio, white, On Sale Wednesday, yd. 36 Inch Mercerized Broadcloth a full range of summer shades, grey and 33c green, sand, Reg. 49¢ quality. these Watson and Mercury Shadow-Proof Silk Princess Slips This is the finest quality from both mills. Colors, white, beige, maize, peach. black, sand, navy and powder Matrons' Stylishly Fashioned Silk Dresses Styles that are more on the con- servative lines, developed in the most beautiful quality crepes and cantons. 25 Dresses in the selec- tion, many of them as much as twice the price we have set for their clearance. Regular up to 2270. On 419 OF Sale Wednesday 20 Only Little Girls' Raincoats Wedn Rich brocaded patterns and Ro- man stripes. inches, Colors, On Sale Largest Size Artsilk Bedspreads Size 80 x 100 Made without a seam, blue, rose and gold. I. X esday .., Solid Leather Purses In a variety of new and novel shapes and color combinations, as well as the staple pouch purse in black and tan, Exceptional value at Sizes 4 to 8 years, Good quality rub- berized cloth in shades of rose, blue Balance of a previous sale Thornton's Corners on Friday ev- Our Daily Recipes ening, ---- . .iy oe Cheese Balls --Mrs, Walker, a former mein: | Mix one and a half cups of grated ber of the Past Nohle Grind | mig cheese with a tablespoon of Lodge No, 3 is to he given a Past | slop op a little more into three Noble Grand collar and case. The | wyites of eggs beaten stiff, season, Small, medium and Special ...... 'i less felt hats which they have worn for generations. There is even less 'air space in the felt skullcaps worn by women and girl than there is in the hats worn by men, And that is the story, You can take it or leave it, Of course, it blue. large sizes. $2.25 Stamped Factory Aprons A special purchase of a big quantity 50 Pairs First Quality Flannelette Blankets 12/4 size (70 x 84 inches). White with pink or blue border, Wednesday Special, pair $2.19 and green, priced to clear out on Wednesday at fodge is sending this to Mrs, Walk- er in England, where she is now living, LJ LJ L --Mrs, Gillard, Mrs, Russell, Mrs, Harmer and Mrs, Schwartz were the recent guests of the Em- erson Temple No, 6 of the Pythi an Sisters, when Grand Zhief Sis ter Dennis made her official visit, At this meeting the Grand Chief was presented with red roses--the emblem of the order, , ££ (hc pp Sweet Dreams roll in cracker Serve shape into balls, dust and fry in deep fat, with crackers, . Cocoa Cake Boil one-half cup milk and two table spoons cocoa till . thick, When cool stir in one egg, one cup white sugar one-half cup butter, one-half cup. milk, one' teaspoon soda, dissolved in warm water two cups flour, one teaspoon vanilla, WEET DREAMS are sure to come if you sleep in one of these fascinat- ing confections! May Belle nighties and pyjamas are made from our lovely lockstitch rayon, luxuriously soft and ne--and in all the beloved pastel Wy . ul Sivles are obtainable--and all are inexpensive and give long, satisfactory wear, Look inside all rayon lin. gerie for the May Belle label hen shopping for wn ory Ontario Silknit, Limited Toronto Canada You'll Get Them at WARD'S SIMCOE ST. SOUTH "The Store That Supplies Value' -H. ATKINS Ladie's Tailor and Hosiery Paris-Inspired One is immediately intrigued by ia exquisite femininity. This stun- B | fon, derives distinction from its de- tail in cut. The bodice fits sleekly over the hips, adding a loose flat bolero at back to vary its smart- ness, and silver metal shoulder straps extend around the deep open neckline at the back. The skirt is made in three tiers with the sel yard 1%-inch lace banding. Price 20 cents the pattern. Our Fashion Book, fl} the newest and most practical styles, will be of interest to every home dressmaker. Price of the book 10 cents the copy. PATTERN PURCHASE COUPON To The Oshawa Daily Times Pattern Department Oshawa, Ont, Enclosed find ..,,..,, cents, Please send Datterns listed be- low: TF FEE EE EN EERE] OIED vs sss swpsssssssssrns BIBS 0.00, awprssersrrrver DIED or rpre II IEEE EE EE EER RE UY Name ...oovssnenssnssnsss Adress .., sosssssmiprsness FOWR ..p ssnnssnnsnsprnsss Provinee . ..ospssowspssrns Price, 20 cents each. . stamps or coin. Wrap cols arefully, ED -- 49 Simcoe St. 8. We will not make any difference, for If it is the fashion to wear 'em, they will be warn, bald or no bald PORT PERRY -- Mrs, Cowan leaves on Tuesday for Edmonton where she will reside with her daughter, Mrs. Jeffrey. Mrs, Doble of Sunderland, was the guest of Mrs, Harold Archer last week, The W. M, S, of the United Church held their annual Easter meeting on Wednesday, April 11, in the basement of the church when a very large membership was present, The program was in charge of Mrs, J. Ploughman and Easter Leaflets were read by Mrs, Richards, Mrs, C, Jeffrey, Mrs. Geo, Davey and Mrs. J. F. McClintock. A very ap- propriate solo was given by Mrs, Richards. The service at the church of the Ascension yesterday was conducted by Rev. T. A. Nind, of Toronto, the newly appointed rector of the church, In spite of disagreeable weather there was a splendid attendance. The Ladies' Aid of the United church are holding a hot meat pie supper in the basement of the church on Friday evening, April 27th. Sup- per from 6 o'clock. JOBLESS IN WINNIPEG WITH RED BANNER ASK WORK OR AID Winnipeg, April 23.--A seconl demonstration within the past week \was staged by nearly 2,000 unem- ployed here today. Led by two young women carrying a red flag emblazoned with a Labor motto the jobless marched along the main thoroughfares of the city to the Legislative Buildings. Several ban- ners were carried by the paraders, one of which demanded: "Work or Full Maintenance." Before the march started a mass meéting was held in Market Square, where Ald. Thomas Fyle and W N. Kilisnyk addressed the throng. *It is high time that the authori- ties understood that single men ave to live as well as married men," Ald. Fyle declared. "There is going to be 'serious trouble if they fail to take care of the situa- tion." Spokesmen for the paraders urg- ed upon the Provincial Governmont the necessity of opening up road work and other public undertakings as a means of relieving the situa- tion. Another telegram was despatched to Premier Mackenzie Kinz urg- ing the assistance of toe Iederal Government in meeting the emer- Paris, April 23.--The fever that has kept Foreign Minister Aristide Briand confined for five days and still is raging is fraught with more menace to the political health of France and the rest of Europe than the outcome of next Sunday's bal- loting to determine the composition of the Poincare National = Union Cabinet's backing. Tonight the physicians' bulletin says the condition of the old war horse, who supposedly is suffering from the grippe, is unchanged. This man, who almost single- handed in France, forged the Frau- co-German t, and who has come to be the personal em bodiment of the French foreign , is 66 years of age. The possibility of his is not here discussed, but it whispered in well-informed circles that his health is so seriously" undermined that if he vecovers his retirement will be imminent, Made Good purpo Wedn makes this that is free from specks. a number of attractive designs. Special, each ,... .... risen very low price possible. from a fine, pure finish cotton Stamped in 29¢ 400 Yards 36 Inch Factory Cotton medium weight for general ses. esday Special, yard 25 Dozen British Made Bath Towels Cream with brown and red strip- ed centre, Size 17 x 36 inches, Buy these for kitchen and bed- room use and buy enough of them at this price, On 33 . 99C Sale Wednesday, pair .., . 0 Colors, yellow and rose. en La, 33.93 Boys' Shirt Waists and 38, Made fr Exceptionally fine quality, 14 years, Wednesday Special .... sie ies Girls' and Misses' iled Cambric Slickers Sizes 30, 34 The famous om. striped Madras Shirting. Sizes 6 to 58¢c |= CANADIAN Montreal, Government dian doctor prospective rs in DOCTORS OBJECT TO PROTEST [loving April 23--Disapproval |sion in placing 27 England to give here. immigrants physical | of the twenty-first While the Council thoroughly op- | problenr, |and mental examinations before al- proved of having a system of medl- resolution recommending that this them to embark for Can- cal examination which would allow -- ada was expressed at today's scs- [the prospective immigrant to be annual 'ekamined as near his home as pos- of the recent action taken by the [meeting of the Soclal Service Coun- |sible and before he embarks, it felt Cana- (cil of Canada, which is being held {the small staff of 27 men could not possibly deal adequately with the Accordingly, it passed a staff be supplemented by as many English doctors as was necessary, Some one suggests sending mise sionaries to Chicago, but perhaps the missionaries had better be consulted about that.--Wichita Eagle, -- ili I DAI DO bia J HI WAAR il BATA DO ALAN AID 5 i Millia ) Jil bi in all the Leading Stores = New Colours WILTONS AXMINSTERS SAXONIES New Designs [2 ivi LW LAV Erp: NAY AW WOW, pT EN,Y, KY AS Woven in Canade, Barrymore Guaranteed Rugs set a standard for the world in Wilton, Axminster and Saxony qualities. 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