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{with hymn ™ The announcement Oshawa h pl Mrs, Fiery rn A, T, Stainton had a eur sale of his holstein co McCullough of Ottawa was the auctioneer, 5 : 1 H A Doctor Talks i About Cascara The Ladies' Ald quilting was uite successful on Wednesday, hen about a dozen ladies turned t for the occasion. "Mrs. Foster Snawden attended a well to Mrs, in hawa who'is leaving for Regina soon, SOLINA Solina, Nov, 14.--Mr, and Mrs, ge Avery, Mrs, Middery and Hardon visited at Mr. Frank Reig Mr, and Mrs, R. H, Armstrong vilted at Mr, R, C. Scott's. | Miss Margaret E. G, Scott, spent llowe'en evening as guest of Miss thy Rundle, at Ebenezer, the coming training school at manville was ats by Mr. Bick was by Mr, Allan MecKes- and ded by Miss Reynolds that we give $150. to the building fund, Hymn 20 was tha sung. De- votional by Edna Reynolds. Read- ing by M. Scott, Hymm 264. The topic was takem by Mr. R, J, me- Kessock on "Thanksgiving Peace and Missions." He said in part that thanksgiving should be with us all the year and should be a new dedi- cation to Him who has made peace and thanksgiving possible. Piano WA |solo, Miss Eileen Balson, Reading by W. R, Westlake. Closing hymn 283 and Mizpah benediction. The Solina Women's Institute WS | met at the home of Mrs, 8. Werry to the number of thirty after the business was attended to the roll was called and answered hy nearly everyone givi a thanksgiving thought, Then , N, C, Yellow- lies' group took ch: and the fol- lowing a. en. Paper un work by Mrs, R rt and a voeal -- by Misa Kathleen Bak- er, Paper on Friends, by Mrs, J. T, Rundle, Community singmg was then enjoyed. Reading Mrs, Will Baker, Refreshments were served in abundance, Ebénezer, Nov. 13--Sunday ser- vices at Ebenezer were good, Our pastor, Rev, J. H. Stainton, occupied the pulpit both morning and eyen- ing and delivered two very excellent I + It is unfortunate that many \Jeonis Jud Jor, the thoroughness of a ts violence, The salts that shy hy the system may not even penetrate the film of pois- onous matter that has coated the colon, A long list of drugs will "loosen the bowels" but what is the best. way to CLEANSE them? The world's best laxative is one that Mother Nature makes in her own laboratory, It is the bark of & tree, called CASCARA, The Indians used to chew this bark---and reach old age without a sick day, It is the beat thing there is today, for any system fi bent. for the blood, The most beneficial in its action on the bow- Ws, of g yet disclosed, For many reasons: 'CASCARETS | | Ihey Work While You Sleep! First of all, there is no HABIT. fgrmed from cascara, The bowels are not weakened, but strengih- ened by its occasional use, The oc- casions: when one needs this aid grow less and less, Its influence is long-felt, Yon don't find yourself worse bound-up the day following, You do find the bowels more ins | elined to move of their own voli- tion, The candy Cascaret that every drug-store always has in stock is the ideal form of cascara, Does Your 1 hen Jourkidness arent of antes & inflamed a i Thon whe EEL Gin Pi oi aah ng on have ged used Gin Back Ache? eg om the 1 Wines poy Biv J FOR THE KIDNEYS PILLS THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, oe 288 2.288. 1 3 3 to kes Spesiat effort to tome 30 that the meeting wt be a teal & s, Mr. and Yo 0. 0 'Worden, Miss | Patte Miss Dora of Toronto were holiday visitors with relatives in this community, pg 'services will be held at Ebenezer on Sunday next. Every- welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Amott and family of Maxwell's were Sunday visitors with her mother, Mrs, Eli Osborne, Many farmers have completed their fall plowing and are busy with odd jobs, Preparing for ter. thers are just completing their farm work, HARMONY Harmony, Nov, 17--Mr, A, Lane am the week-end In New York ity. Mr, and Mra; N, Hind spent the week end and holiday with relativ. es and friends at Colborne, Mr, and Mrs, R, Kellett and Master Gordon and Mr. and Mrs, T, Halsey apent the holiday with friends at Trenton, Mr, and Mrs, Ted Peeling and Mrs, Gertrude Peeling and Mr, Hudgin of Picton spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, A, Lott, Miss Emma Johnson is spend ing the week-end in Toronto, Miss Nellle Colman, of Daven- ort Man, is visiting Mrs, Wm, 1chael, Mr, and Mrs, LL, Hogarth visited friends at Little Britain on Friday, Miss Ri 5.4 has returned to he&y home oronto after spending several weeks with Mrs, J, Healey, Mr, A, Hicks has returned from a hunting trip of a week and a half, The party of seven with which he went were very fortunate by bring- ing back geven deer, Mrs, Howard Gimblett and Mrs, W. Jenkins spent Wedfiesday In Toronto, Mr, and Mrs, W. Found of Bow- manville 'visited Mr, and Mrs, A. Lott on Sunday, Messrs Arthur and Charlle Ed- wards are in Muskoka for a while, Mr, and. Mrs, McKay and Miss Annabelle McKay of Colborne spent Monday 'with Mr, and Mrs, L, BEd wards, Mr, and Mrs, G, Thampion of Lindsay are visiting Mrs, Baker and Miss F, Baker, Mrs, Chas, Mackie spent Thanks- glving Day with Mr, and Mrs, C. Rodman at Port Perry, Mr, and Mrs, H, Dafoe and fam- ily spent Thanksgiving at Niagara Falls New York, Mr, B, Bates of Windsor visited u, and Mrs, J, Bates on Wednes- ay, Mp, and Mrs, N, Greenfield of New Toronto spent Monday with Mr, and Mrs, L, Edwards, Misses Doris and Helen Lander spent the holiday with friends at Rochester, Mrs, N, Lyons and Mrs, B, Glov- er of North Oshawa visited Mr, and Mus, R, Terwillegar on Tuesday, Miss M, McIntosh of Whithy spent the week-end and holiday with Mr, and Mrs, G, Beott, Miss Ilene Terwillegar of Whit- by spent. Monday at home with her parents Mr, and Mrs, A, Terwille- gar, Mr, and Mrs, Carson and Mr, Gay- land Carson of Toronto spent 1 akagtving Day with Mr, and Mrs, J, Bate Mrs, R, v Chatterson of Bri, ton visited with Mr, and Mrs, Willson, NEW METEOR Miss Ellen Robinson of the city spent the week-end and holiday with Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Robinson, Mrs. A, M, Farewell and Mrs. B. Dorman spent Thanksgiving with Mr, and Mrs, T, H. Everson. Mr, and Mra. M McComb and fam- ily and Mr. and Mrs. Chapman and Mr, J. Edwards of the city spent Monday with Mr, and Mrs, L, Ed- wards, Mr, and Mrs. W. Lott of the eity visited with Mr, and Mrs. A, Lott on Sunday, Mrs, J. L, McGill of the city spent Monday with Mr, and Mra. H, Will son, Miss Telenor Lander spent the week-end with friends at Grafton. Mr, and Mrs, D., Sugden and family and Mr. O, Sugden spent the week-end at Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. J. Saunder's attend ed a dance on Sat. night at Mr, and Mrs. Percy Hayes in the eity, Mr, and Mrs, H. Willson and fam- ily spent Sunday with friends at Perrytown, The Boy's Club met at the usual hour on Wednesday night. After the regular business items were dis- cussed games were played. Not all the members were present but a good time was enjoyed, There were R. |some vialtors present.| Sunday School at the usual hour 2 to 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon. All are cordially invited to attend, Mrs. R, Hinton has been con. fined to the house for the past week owing to poor civeunlation of of blood, We hope he will soon pe out again, Mrs, R, H, Jacobs of the city visited Mr, and Mrs, Thos, Oke on Thursday, Mr, Fred Lander spent the week- end at Goderich, Mrs. R, Sprentell and baby of the city spent the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. G, Sugden, Mr, and Mrs. W, C. Gardiner, Miss Aleda Gardiner and Miss Grace Asseltine all of Kingston; Ont, were guests of Mr, and Mrs, P. I, Timmins for the Thanksgiving week-end, The Trail Rangers will hold thelr first "bun feed" at thelr next meet. ing, The new pass word was given at their meeting on Wednesday night, Come out to the meeting ot the class on Sunday so you can he counted in on the feed, Miss Gertie Fiee of North Osh- H. |awa spent a few days with Mrs, R. Terwillegar, this week, PICKERING Pickering, Nov, 15, -- Mr. and Mrs, Austin Franklin and infant son, of Port Perry, visited with Mr, and Mrs, A, Boyes on Sunday, Mr, and Mrs, Geo, Every and son, of Whitby, spent the week-end with Mr, and Mrs, W, R, Miller, Miss Myra Cronk of Toronto and Mr, Lyndon Cronk of the Plck- ering college, spent the holiday at thelr home here, Mrs, Mercer of Hamilton has re- turned home after spending several weeks with Mr, and Mrs, W, G, Reid, Mrs, A, Cook and son, Jack, of Georgetown, were the guests of Mr, and Mrs, A, B, Stork, during the week-end, Mrs, G, McLean and family of Oshawa spent the holiday with Mr, and Mrs, HB. Andrew, Mrs, W. J, Monpey and Miss Leila, spent Wednesday with Mr, an Mrs, Chas, Annis of Dunbar- e Ladies' Ald of St, Andrew's '| mare met at the home of Mrs, 1 IMOUSINE AMBULANCE With the introduction of our new Meteor Lim. ousine ambulance we offer the people of this city and vicinity the service of luxurious equips ment with the full assurance that it will meet the requirements of the most exacting in safety, comfort and swiftness in any emergency, This impressive new every essential device to bring the utmost" repose to a pont, supply any emer- gency aid and convey a corps of attendants and relatives; Mechanically the Ambulance is everything that represents the most advanced automotive engineering and in its appointments it meets the very finest effects secured in lovely pleasure cars, . DISNEY - COTT 87 Celina St. Oshawa - Funeral Home - Phone 1082 Ambulance is fitted with Interior View of Handsome New i Inyalid Coach '1920 propriate services at the morning 'hour, at the . conclusion of which the congregations met at the Mem- orial Park, where a wreath was Oh the Memorial tablet. Rev, at St. George's and Rev, J. 8. ig Pato] St. Andrew's; the service at the par Roy Rickard of St! Paul's a war veteran, laid the wreath on the tablet. Bugler Feg- an hay Whitby, sounded the Last On Sunday eveming Rev. J. S. Ferguson and his choir exchanged with Rev. Mr. McLellan of Clare mont and his choir. The services vil- jwere of a Tranksgiving nature and Miss Laura Andrew spent toe holiday at the home of her parents of Burford visited hic MY in the village over the week-end. The Misses Do Mmotnen Mrs. A er Mr. E. O, Jones has -- his drag "store from the old stand in n's shop, to the building for- ich occupied by Baird's Butcher shop, which he purchased, and for the past few months has been ren- ovating, The stand is a particu larly good one for a drug store and was originally used by T. M. MeRaaden for that purpose, On Tuesday evening the teach ers and pupils of the continuation school held a social evening in honor of Miss Ethel Blenkin, a pop- ular student who 1s moving to To- ronto in the near future. The guest of honor was presented with a signet ring suitably engraveo on the underside, Miss Blenkin was very surprised at the honm shown her by her fellow pupils, but was pleased to know that they consideredh er worthy of their re- spect, The bazaar held on Friday af- ternon last by the Ladies' Associa- toin of St, Paul's church, in the Sunday school room was very sue- cessful event, Trere were booths of fancy work, towels, aprons, candy and the usual fish pond. After. noon tea was served during the hours of selling, Only a few ar- ticles remained at the close and the treasury showed a gain of near- ly one hundred and forty dollars, The ladies are well pleased at the success of the enterprise, Armistice Day was ohserved in a fitting manner in tre village on Sunday, All the churches held ap- special musie for the occasion was rendered. Both congregations were satisfied with the result of the in- terchange between the Churches. COLUMBUS Columbus, Nov. 14.--Mr. Ross A. Murison of Madoc spent the holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Murison. ; Miss Jessie Metcalf of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Metcalf of Churchill, spent a a days with Mr. Hh Mss, L. T. Cook. orster of Belleville spent his holga day at Mr, and Mrs. T. rr nan's. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brent was the centre of attraction for the Columbus people on Friday evening as a large number assembled there to give a miscellaneous shower to the newly weds. In this way the merry Columbus friends of the bride had an opportunity to meet Elorna in her new home and at the same time convey to her the loss to the community in her removal to Raglan. Elorna and Gordon were the reci- pients of many useful and ornamen- tal gifts from these assembled. After the presentation and the reading in some cases of appropriate verses the bride expressed ob thanks in a very able manner, The remainder of the evening was spent in visiting, play- ing games and listening to the fine music supplied by the fair sex. Lunch was served after which the broke up with all having had a fine evening. iss E. Holman of Toronto spent a few days with her aunt, Mrs, J. Holman, Miss B. Ross visited at Brooklin with Mr. and Mrs. Morley Ross. Mr, and Mrs, Fred Tarves spent thei? Thanksgiving holidays in Black- stock with Mr, and Mrs. Beacock. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. 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