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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1929 -- py I AR A H 8 pony has io ahr home in ' tow 'with 7 her hier, 3 on ¥, Mrs, 0, m of | Ll » Ld Mrs, Goo, Pedlar accom. by her sister, Mrs, Bwith Mis, RN, Gelkis of Mimcos Mt, Ae leaving hy motor for Calis | Where they will spend the n Park Olty, They "the southern 'route unis and Texas, EM ATROVAL YORK by on Various Pro- i" hawk will be among the many Can and American' oentres from whlch music lovers will come to attend the English Musle Vest! val At the Royal York Hotel, Tor rontg, which opens on Nevemher 18 and continues for six days, Reservations alrendy made In olude several looal ones, Amerioan, as well as Canadian, music centres are largely represented on the list, and enquiries, slong with requests for reservations, have come from oontres ag far distant as Holly- waod, Cal, and Washington, D.C '"Mhe Vestival, which Is belng od under the auspices of the adian Pacific Rallway, has been organized along similar Vines to the now famous events held in Banff, Vencouver, Vigtoria, Winn peg, Regina and at Quebec Boores of artists will appear 0 the various rogrammes And JH elloncy, the Governor-General, omnanied by Lady Willingdon, homing from the capital for the elal opening, Mixteen pleked folk dancers from Engiand will appear as wall Ahe eelocranted English Bingers, Under the baton of Dr, Krnest Mags Millan, Principal of the Toronto Conservatory of Musie, the first eriean performance of the atest British operatic success of century "Hugh the Drover 1 be given, Anether featurs Is 3 ih aR usthiad ot Toor to the 1 m 8nd. the House Woo ae Hi) Wi i 9. » per brimmed hut of golden brown {] uses seven shades of beige, brown and red in steiped effect to fashion is crown, Is of the reddest shade, yellow and cream, flowers, has a Hee tle chiffon vestee of pink that es at the back of the neck snd hangs Dvr the front like & many pointed Hib, LL ae-- of Artists Will Ap oll white flowers that Is considered costumed daintily in some very soft color, Ie should never be worn with designed another pair, and lemon-yel« VELVET HAT Very autumn looking is a faring: A tiny bow in the baek ---- PINK VESTER A sweet Paris frock of blak taf+ fotiny figured in minute little pink, attache WHITE PERFUME Paris distils 8 new perfume from smart for cyening wear when vig. ds dark clothes, TRICOLOR SUIT Very new atid chic is the use of the tricolor in a tweed sult, The tweed Is a busket weaye of French blue and white with every now and then a fleck of red in the form of a little square in the weave, ¢ WINTER FOOTWEAR Designers of footwear are certain. ¢ determined to make us rivals of Jdnderclin this season, Slippers are intriguing special attention by virtue of thelr own diversified charms, among which delicate pastel suede is net the least by any means, Before one shop window In which they were featured | Nogered longingly, sure that any Prise Charming would ads mire wn pale In wild-rose pink that hore etehing in gold on toes and heels, Light blue molre and silver kid low crepe patterned fragilely in gold stitching, another, HELPFUL HINTS | OOLL MI DAI COFFEE MANX WANT TAILLESS CATS 'Worried over losing a distinetion peculiar to itself the fuse of Man has started a campaign to restore tailless eats to the island, Champlons of the new cause declare that felines there are developing fine bushy tails in. made DEFEATED WOMEN NOT DOWNCAST home, methodical attention you ean be quite sure of oll as often as wi loo hel SILK IN THE WASHTUB Silk ean be very easily washed at d with a little careful and satisfactory results, Wash ou like in the right und it won't wear out, hut will soft und lustrous to the end, ere are some hints which may yout irst, arrange so that your time is not interrupted, Next, prepare a good deep bath of nice, warm=-not hots=soup lather, us: ing soap Jelly or good soap flakes Use u good household soup, if you make the Jel, as the cheaper kindy ure too strong for delicate fabrics But in any case use sufficient soap in some form to make a lather that will stay on the top of the water, Wash by squeezing and pressing one part of the silk afinint the other, working gently but thoroughly, Do not twist the material or rub too foreibly, Where there are streaks down curtains for instances «= or greas marks, straighten the silk over the hand, making careful use of hard soup, rubbing gently with a stroking action. On no aecount rub the ma: terial together, If threads are twists ed oF displaced by rubbing, the most perfect ironing will never put things right, And how you will short en the ile of the fabric! Don't wring hy twisting between the hands, but squeeze firmly to res move the warm lather, . All white, cream, and buff silks should be rinsed simply by squeezing in plenty of elean, warm water, PINEAPPLE CREAM (By Mrs, Aylmer Macpherson) Kne-quatter pint of heavy cream, whipped until stiff; five slices pine 8 ==Nav Yorks apple, eut into pieces sin marshmal lows, eut in small pieces, Whip the cream until stiff, then add the cut marshmallows and the pineapple, Mix together lightly, place in a cold how! and let it become very cold, When ready to serve, place in sherbet glass es, top with a spoonful of sweetene whipped cream, and a piece of pine apple, Berve with spongecake, --------r py WIEN TO SELL WHEAT PROBLEM, SAYS SNOW Montreal, Oct, 81,~/The present hold-up of wheat was causing all wheat officials perplexity, aecord- ing to Matthew Bnow, former mem ber of the Dominlon grain board, and now acting in an advisory eap aclty to that body, In an Interview yesterday, My, Bnow pointed out that the wheat pool was holding out for higher prices, This was all right, if the hold-out netted results, But It became move and more & per: plexing problem as the days went on, and wince they must sell some time, the question that was hother ing the wheat pool now Was when? CYCLISTS' WEDDING UNIQUE Recalling the old song of "Daisy Bell" evowds at Cardiff, Wiles, re cently witnessed a wedding at which the bride and groom arrived at the church separately on single bieyeles and as hushand and wife rode away on & tandem for their honeymaoos, All the guests peddied to the ehureh in eycling costumes, The bride ani groom wore dark eyeling hreeches, while some of the guests were in shorts with bare knees, As the brid. al couple left the church they passed under an archway formed of hieyele wheels, The bride was Miss M, Rees and the groom, Frederick Jones, world's finest gardens. "SALADA' TEA 'Frosh from the gardens' LL Both are prominent in eyeling elubs F It is estimated that there will he about 30,000 Pennsylvanian next December, buck deer Eagles are fairly common in Eus killed In| rope, Asia, and Afries, hut onl Golden Farle ia found in Amerlea, the - pi rc hh stead of Shin that have Manx cute and the Isle of Man fa- mous, T. 8, Atkinson, veterinary In« spector of the Island, says that it Is difficult to find a real Manx cat, and pees a real danger of the breed dyin out altogether, The Manx Beard ol Agriculture has voted to encourage the raising of bob-tailed eats by of fering attractive prizes for them at shows, - A Two at Least May Try Again in Another Election Toronto, Oct, 3l~Toronto's three women candidates--=Miss Helen Cur rig in St. Patriek's riding, Mrs, or Grant Needham in St, George's rid | | A po -- = Park riding have failed to secure BMART CAPE BACK seats In the provincial parliament, despite their efforts, Interviewed at A black crepe satin that shows ohle lingerie note in ecru Alenocn their respective committees rooms lace collar with. deep point at @ produetion of & Canadlan sen: c¢hantey play 'Bound for the Rin nde" by Frederick William Bllnce, "ih incorporatey theill chanteys the author learned m veteran Nova Scotian skips ", The Temple Cholr Is coming m Ottawa and the Women's : oir from Port Arthur, -------- ---- the results of the LCA, and believes that many of the voters voted "wet" because they have learned to drink during the last three years, Mra, Grant Needham, Liberal cans didate in St, George's riding, coms limented her faithiul workers who wd go ably supported her and de- clared that she had made a better run than she expected, There was not time for sufticient electiongering, she said, and another thing which pueslod her wan the way in which voters' names were missing from the lists, Names that had heen on for years were taken off, she sald, an she would run again, but both Miss Mrs, Needham would not say that sh would Ms again, but both = Miss Currie and Dr, Minerva Reid expect to do so, I I -- One should take good care nos 10 grow too wine for so great a ntosre of life an laughter. --Ad- L] L1 last night after the returns were ane back, nounced, they were cheerful but dis. satisfied, Each candidate had her own definite Ideas about why she falled to win her election, Miss Helen Currie was afraid that The new ecapa every ehie Pap slenne Is wearing falls in points at either side which gives length to silhouette, HMipy are smooth. and flat, Grouped. plats at front of the women electors had not come out in full force in her riding. Or i skirt swing into flare at every move of wearer, she had only had two weeks longer Ntyle No, 669 is one of those to prepare her campuign and organs ize her forces = but ev if the re- Ample frooks that shows such good tante for general daytime sults were not good enough this time, ahe hoped to try another day, Was occasions, It is designed In slsep 16, 18, 20 yoars, 86, 38, 40 and she crushed with the verdict of the 43 inches bust, clectors? Not at all-=she expects to win a seat the next time, The Prohibitionist candidate in High Park riding, Dr, Minerva Reid It fa stunning In slate blue crepe Elisabeth, black sheep velvet with eoru Ince, printed sheer velvet In wine red tones, purple canton orepe did not hesitate to blame the "wet" vote for the results in her riding, with matohing ohiffon collar, with chiffon, She would like to see the voters' lists beige ¢ aatin pri a robe in coppery brown fAlled with "dry" eloctors--she was very much displeased, she sald, with tones with blending tone silk orepe, and navy blue orepe Maras At the First Sign of a Cold USH for a box of Tass \ Pinkham's Phen: i This ftw remedy w effegtu ly breakup acoldin its early stages. Phenrin is sold by leading druggists at 30c. a box, IRENE Toba CONTAING NO MARE Pivnam Lason TORIES really now-with all due 'credit to mothers" they must look to their laurels when it comes to making ples equal to those made by Canada rea So. 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