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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, JULY 16, 1928 [ WOMEN'S DAILY INTEREST {SOCIAL and PERSONAL The Times invites the co- operation of its readers in contributing items to this column, Send in a postcard or phone 36, bo Miss Evelyn Massie spent week-end at Muskoka. LJ * | Ee Miss Reta Vokes, Albert street, is spending her vacation at Musk- oka, : the * L LJ Mr. Robert Rixen is spending his holidays at his home in Des- eronto, x 8 Mr. Fred Rawlison spemt a few dAys at the home of his parents in fillsville. . & 9 Miss Mildred Morris, Bruce street, is spending her holidays in Toronto, . Mrs, D, Morris and son, Donald, Bruce street, are visiting friends in Toronto, LJ . Miss Hester Vokes of Hamilton is spending her vacation at her home, Albert street, * * LJ Miss Beatrice Stacey of Toronto spent the week-end with her par- ents, Mr, and Mrs, W, Stacey, Miss Marjorie Blewett is spend- ing ber vacation at Lighthou:c Island, Muskoka. . . Miss BE. Sheridan of Toronto is the guest of her father, Mr, T, Sheridan, Mary street," Bi 1 is visiting Rev, and Mrs.' R. A. | Whattam, Blena aide Miss Dorothy. Taylor, §21 Sim- coe street north, is spending two weeks at Wasago Beach, . 0 . Miss Mary Hall' of Toronto was the Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Schwartz, Oak street, LJ LJ . ' Mr. and Mps, G, Gimblett of Peterboro were the. guests of friends in the oity Yesterday, . ' Mr. and Mre, Murchy and family of Toronto were the guests 'of Mr. and Mrs, Schwarts Onk street. * Miss Bartley and Miss Ham of Toronto spent Sunday with Nr. and Mrs. Schwartz, Oak street. ro Miss Clara Schwartz spent the week-end with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs, Schwartz, Oak street. CI I Mrs, E. Wescott and son, Ralph, spent a few days the guests of rela- tives in Mount Pleasant and Stirl- ing. . 0 Mr. and Mrs, C. M. Anderson and daughter, Margaret, Division street, and Miss Babs Dreyer, King street east, are spending a few days at the former's summer cot- tage near Cummerford, Athol street east. a Bath Towel Sale Week 3000 Turkish Bath ~~ Towels - Divided in 5 Big Selling Groups as Follows: 50 Dozen Bath Towels 41" x 22" White Towels with Pink, Blue, Gold or Green striped borders, hemmed ready for use, Special 29¢c or 4 Towels $1 50 Dozen Bath Towels 40" x 21" White ground with stripe checked patterns in Pink, Blue or Gold, also all White, ready for use, Special Fast colors, hemmed 35c or 3 Towels 89¢ World Famous Cannon Towel With their standard Swan Pattern, extra heavy Terry in White with Swan border in Mauve, Blue, Pink or Green. and $1.50, Special Size 46), x 24", Regular $1,25 Another Cannon Bath Towel White with colored border, Flying Fish pattern. Comes in Blue, Gold, Green, Mauve and Pink. Size 49" x 26". Deep hemmed ends. Special $1.50 each Novelty Bath Towels Guaranteed fast color. in Green, Gold, Blue and Very fine quality Terry Mauve. Border of flower or figure designs in a wonderful harmony of col- Size 40" x 197, "ors, Made in Czechoslovakia. Splendid for little gift remembrances. Special $1.25 each (Face Cloths to match, 35¢ each) {7 , worth up to 49¢ Wednesdey Morning Special | (See them in the window) | Wednesday Moming Special | 800 yds. Wash Fabrics Including Printed Victorian Fabrics, Shirtings, eele Clade Prints and many other popular || yard. | i 25¢ yi. | W. A. Dewland, Limited Mrs. Spenceley of Mount Albert] Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Smith and soms of Toronto were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Schwartz, Oak street, over Sunday. i sa Mrs. A. H. White, Haig street, spent the week-end with Miss Muriel Catvery: Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. R. Burkeholder of Toronto spent the week-end with and Mrs, A. Pipher, Bruce sir¥et, . CO Mrs. Fennell and Mrs. Buchanan and son of Toronto attended the Tueral of the late Jimmie Moore, Bruce street. CREE I Mrs. Bonner, the new Grand Chief of the Pythian Sisters of On- tario, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Schwartz, Oak street, on Sun- day, LE I Mr. H. N, Price, editor of the Bancroft Times,, accompanied by Mrs. Price, on a return journey cf a tour of the Western provinges, spent the week-end in the city the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Rutledge, William. street east. >» - Rev. W. A. Cameron, B.A. of Toronto, Assistant Secretary of the General Mission Board ¢f the Pres- byterian Church In Canada, was the guest of Rev, and Mrs. A. C. Reeves, Brock street west, over Sunday, * * Mr. and Mrs. William Jackson, 151 Bloor street east, wish to an- nounce the marriage of their daughter, Mildred Evelyn, to Mr. Henry C. Witterick, 20° Maple street, which took place in the cily of Toronto, July 21, 1827, They will reside at 226 Eulalie avenue. LJ LJ J Congratulations are being ex- tended to Mr, Clifford E, McCor- mick, - formerly of the Bank of Montreal here, in having passed his A. T.C.M. (piano) with first class honors, and having the addi- tional distinction of heading the list at the Toronto Conservatory of Music after a total study period of only sixteen months. Mr, Me- Cormick is a nephew of Mrs. k. F, Farrqw, Ritson road south. BAKED STUFFED TOMATOES Chop finely 1% cups of mush- rooms, add 1% cups of bread crumbs softened in %& cup cream and season with pepper and salt. Cut a slice from the stem end of 6 large, firm tomatoes, scoop out the seeds, fill with the mixture, cover with crumbs, dot with bits of butter and bake about one-half hour. Pleats and flares are arranged at the side in fall' Jersey frocks. narrow wrist-bands. A shirred set-in frill in the front provides for the neces- sary fulness, and the back is in one piece. i trimn ith an attrac- 2 yards 36-inch material, or 1% inch. Price 20 cents the pattern, The Transfer Design No. 1163 has two strips of cross-stitch border, each 15% inches long, two narrow borders 28 nye long. Blue or yellow. Price 24 the pattern; est most ical styles, wi yp practical Ryles " book 10 cents the copy, Price of the to Wh COUPON 7° Pattern Department Oshaws, Ont, Enclosed find ........ comnts. Please send Datterns listed be- low: IFN ERE EERE EERE size FERRER FY papssspssppensm peppers PIOVIRGS , wrrrrprrrZss sms Price, 20 cents each. Send stamps or coin. Wrap cola. sarefully. Weddings wy 5 . . STEVENSON--PATTERSON "The marriage took place quietly on Saturday, July 4, at the Knox Church Brock street west, of Julla Wright Patterson, Glas- gow, Scotland, and Thomas Steven- son, 13 Brock street east. Rev. A. C. Reeves officiated. The bride was becomingly at- tired in shell pink georgette and a white picture hat. She carried a bouquet of roses. Her bridesmaid, Miss Margaret McEwen, wore a pale blue linen frock and a hat to match. Her bouquet was of Sweetheart roses and sweet peas. After the ceremony Mr. and Mra. Stevenson left for Niagara, the bride traveling in a navy blue suit and beige hat. 4 On their return they will reside at 13 Brock street east. Our Daily Recipe DOUGHNUTS Beat 2 eggs thoroughly, add 1 cup of sugar and beat with egg beater, add butter "size of tablespoonful, lit- tle nutmeg and salt. To 1 quart of sifted flour add 3 teaspoons baking powder; use 1 cup of milk, adding the flour and milk alternately, as it makes a finer grain. CHERRY PIE 'Wash and sced a quart of cherries. Line a deep pie plate with rich pas- try, pour into the bottom of pie 1 well-beaten cgg. Over this sprinkle ¥% cup of granulated sugar and 2 tablespoons of flour which have been sliced together. Spread the cherries in evenly and pour over the top an- other % cup of sugar. Cover with top crust and bake in moderate oven. The combination of flour and egg in this recipe prevents in a great measure the juice running out, as it usually does when pies are made in the ordinary way, The flavor of the pie will also be greatly improved. Fashion Notes Yellow and white are much fav- ored in ensembles and frocks feca- tured in Fifth Avenue shops. Chiffon lame is one of the popular materials for evening ensembles in Paris, or the new printed gauze which is shot with metallic threads. Flowered chiffons show the in- fluence of the bright red used so much this season while the shadow shades such ag cloudy amber and dus- ty green, are unusual colors for summer. New York reports velveteen has been consistently growing in popu- larity within the last few days, and this summer finds it established as a fashionable medium in goats of three-quarter and full-length, as well as the jacket type, crystal Representative--JAMES HOLDEN Truck Seized by Whitb Police Will be Released Into Export of Beer to U. S. -- Liquor Will Be Re- tained Until Further Word is Received from Officials (By Staff Reporter) Whitby, Te 16--A Chevrolet truck which has been held here since Thursday night in connection with a seizure of sixty cases of beer made at Port Whitby harbor by Chief Gunson, is to be released according to instructions received from the attorney-general's department. The police however have been advised to retain the liquor pending an inves- tigation by Crown Attorney McGib- bon. The truck is the property of a Kitchener transport company while the beer was part of a con- signment to he shipped to an address in Sodus, N.Y. Although a full truckload of 120 cases was supposed to have been shipped, out of the har- {bor according to clearance papers issued the police discovered that only hali that number had been taken while the remaining cases had been left on the truck. OBTAINED GOODS FALSE PRETENSES John Fenn of Belleville, Ap- prehended By Whitby Police --To Face Charges (By Staff Reporter) Whitby, July 16--John Vernon Fenn, of Belleville, has been appre- hended by the local police and will be brought here tomorrow hy Chief Gunson to face several charges of obtaining goods under false preten- ces. Fenn, it is said, was at one time employed in a local garage, and during his short stay uv town he freely patronized Whitby merchants and lived up to the slogan, "Buy at home." Those stung by his opera- tions claim that the accused always promised to settle on pay day, But pay doy never came apparently for Fenn never showed up but skipped off to Belleville, Tt is alleged that he procured automobile in the same fashion, When you uncork a bottle of FLY~ TOX, you may do so with the assur- ance that you have an insect spray which is guaranteed to please you in every way, FLY-TOX is a clean, pure, liquid that will not stain; harmless to humans and animals; and has a fragrant odor, Produced in Canada by Canada Rox Spray Co., Limited righton, Ont. N INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL X RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP Look at Your Silver--= YOUR GUESTS DO? YOU'LL ADORE chest which h this the COLONIAL CABINET a master service for six As seductive as the shining silverware inside is the unique wing ARAAANAPAAAAA service in C D. +h d in sofily % : d buff in the true Early-Colonial manner, it brings a smart, modern note to any dining room. 4nd with the velvet racks removed, it makes a ravishing glove or YN handkerchief box for your unity Plate, dresser. Especially lovely with the PAUL REVERE COMMUNITY PLATE BASSET T'S On Oshawa's Main Corner Held Pending Investigation REV. A. L. RICHARDS CALLED TO WHITBY REV, A. L. RICHARDS, B.D. Rev. A. L. Richards, B.D., assist- ant pastor of Sherbourne Street United Church, -Toronto, has been called to the pulpit of Whitby Tabernacle United Church and its associated charge, Almonds United Church. Before union of the Methodist, Presby- terian and Congregational churches, Rev. Richards was in charge of Broadview Congrega- tional Church, Taronto, and also did mission work in the prairie provinces. Hé is a former mem- ber of the Royal Canadian Air Force and received his Bachelor of Divinity degree from McGill University after graduating from the Congregational College of Mbntreal, BOARD OF TRADE T0 HOLD LUNCHEON Event at Whitby Promises to Be Most Successful Affair (By Staff Reporter) Whitby, July 16.--The Roard of Trade luncheon to be held in the town hall next Friday will prove a success judging from the advance sale of tickels, Mem- bers of the board executive are enthusiastically boosting the Jun- cheon and have busied themselves with the disposal of tickets so that a large number have already heen sold, George W. McLaughlin, president of the Oshawa Chamher of Commerce, and Leon Frazer, secretary, will speak on this oc- casion, WHITBY COUNCIL TO MEET AGAIN TONIGHT (By Staff Reporter) Whitby, July 16--The town council holds its regular meeting in the council chambers tonight as there is sufficient business to make a second meeting in July necessary. As a general rule if there are no matters of importances to he attended to the council escapes with butione meeting a month during the summer time. | | a v) Il Lovers-Form The (Corset of Youth ALWAYS IN STYLE OVERS-FORM the famous boneless cor- set offers to womankind . . , acom- fortable beautifying garment, smoothing as aglove . . . softassilk, yet adequate in controlling lines of the figure. Lovers-Form gives a glorious sense of phy- sical freedom , , , takes years off your figure by giving pleasing proportionate lines 'to bust, waist and hips. Priced According to Quality and Size $ 495 $ 6.95 Don't Envy Beauty $ 8.50 $10.00 Form Corset . + the Corset of Youth, Ask for dramatized booklet , , , is Style NO-.STEELS NO-BONING NO.CLASPS NO.LACING NOT.RUBBER WASHABLE Heiss ehold Hints I To clean enamel saucepans sprinkle lightly in such a small portion of chloride of lime. Fill up with water and leave all night. Rinse well and use in the ordinary way. This obviates scouring -- and has been tried and tested, To vary the use of left-over bread or cake, make a coffee bread pud- ding, using half coffee and half milk in the custard you bake it in, A Bangkok or other light straw often refuses to grip the fashionable shingled head comfortably. When this is the case the remedy is to sew a two-inch band of velvet round the inside of the crown at the base. If company drops in to supper and your cooked peaches or apricots seem short, mix cooked prunes, cherries or any other fruit with them and serve a fruit compote. One Thin Woman Gained 15 Pounds In 5 Weeks Men and women, weak, thin ana miserable, are urged to put on weight and get back their health and strength with McCoy's Cod Liver Extract Tablets. One woman gained 15 pounds in five weeks and that's going fast enough for anyone. McCoy wakes all the risk--Read ths ironclad guarantee. If after taking 4 sixty cent boxes of Mc- Coy's Cod Liver Extract Tablets or 2 one dollar boxes any thia, underweight man or woman doesn't gain at least 5 pounds and fe<l completely satisfied with the marked improvement in heath-- your druggist is authorized to re- turn the puchase price. Ask Jury & Lovel, T. B. Mitchell, W. H. Karn, or any good druggist. For Your Drug Needs THOMPSON'S 19 Simcoe St. 5. We Deliver | Wishing to dispose of my stock of Hats in the shortest possible time, | have de. cided to put them on sale at less than wholesale prices. This is your oppor- tunity of securing an uptodate Hat at unusual value, Regular Value $5.00 to $6.00 Clearing at $1.00 and $1.75 Miss Samells Also glass case and shelves for sale, 3 Simcoe Street South (upstairs) The Cinderella Sport Shoppe Announce the First Mid-Summer Sale of Sport Frocks [ $10.00 to $290.75 Afternoon Dresses | $16.00 to $35.00 Ensembles $25.00 to $29.75 This is a great opportun- ity to secure high class wearing apparel at a very low cost. This is the first sale since our opening, and we in- tend to make it worth while for our customers. Sale Starts Tuesday Morn- ing, July 17, 9 o'dock. 153 Simcoe St. S.