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2% THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, 'WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1932 PAGE SEVENTEEN Women's Interests in the Home and the a & 5 Miss Yvonne Hazelwood and Mr. Arthir Peacock will be guests at the Newman Club dance being held in the Crystal Ballroom of the Royal York Hotel this even- ing. LJ Ld » Mr: J. C. Young who has been confined to his home through ill- ness for the past few days, is now recovering. : Mrs. Edwin Neumeyer, of Washington, D.C., who has been : the guest of Mrs, Cc. H. R. Fuller, Simcoe Street North for the past week; is leaving to-day for her home. Ld LJ * Mr. and Mrs, Joseph L. R. Ril- ey of this city were guests of friends and relatives in Montreal last week. WOMEN'S MEETINGS JESSIE PANTON AUXILIARY The Jessie Panton Auillary to the Women's Missionary Society of St. Andrew's Church held its first meeting for the year last evening in the Church parlour. The opening devotional pari "of the meeting was conducted by the President, Mrs. Brant, Miss Me- Leod, secretary, and Mrs. Kinton, treasurer, assumed their duties for the year at this meeting. He- ports of secretary and treasurer were read, the amount of money raised during 1931 for Mission work being most encouraging. A letter from Miss Pantou was read to the members who are always cheered and spurred on to better work by the one whose name the Auxiliary bears, and whose wor- thy example they strive to follow. Mrs. White and Mrs. Kinton wero appointed delegates to at- tend the Presbyterial meetifg to be held in Bowmanville on Thursday of this week, Mrs. Max- well led in special prayer for Miss Eiliott, one of our church missionaries in Formosa and for the success cf her work in that field. The introductory chapter of the study bock for Missionary So- cieties "Korea, Land of the Dawn" was read by Mrs. Piphef. At the close of the meeting a social tim® was enjoyed during which the members worked at the knitting they are doing for a 'the church. 'hospital in Formosa. At the close Mrs. Rutledge and Mrs. White served dainty refreshments. TEA AND MUSICALE AT SIMCOE W.M.J. Missionary Society Cele- brates 47th Birthday The forty-fourth birthday of Simcoe Street United Churcn Wo- men's Missionary Society was cele- brated yesterday afternoon at the church by a tea givén in honor of the occasion. Present members of the society were hostesses of the afternoon to the large nnm- ber of guests which included for- mer members of the society and women prominent in the work of Besides being the birthday of the Simcoe Street W. M.S., it was the occasion of the forty-seventh = birthday of thc Women's Micsfonary Society in Oshawa. Guests arriving about three-thirty o'clock were ushered to chairs arranged in the Sunday School auditorium where they re- mained to listen to a delightful musicale. Selections were sung by the Ladies' Quartette compos- ed of Miss Leah Garrow, Miss Jean Keddie, Mrs *W. A. Hare and Mrs. H. W. Nicholl, accom- panied by Mrs. Frank Hallitt at the piano. Mrs. Leo Gray, Miss Leah Garrow and Mrs. Alex B, Fisher sang solos. Mrs. T. H. Everson related the story of the years of the W.M.S.. in Simcoe Street United Church. A guest of the afternoon was Miss Rosamond Duff, field secretary of the W.C.T. U. Miss Duff addressed the gath- ering of women on the subject of Temperance in connection with the Missionary work, The presi- dent of the society, Mrs. T. Adair, presided for this programme. At its conclusion the guests sealed themselves at the nine tea tables arranged around the room and from four smaller tables, Mrs. A. Adams, Mrs. I. Ivey, MrseJ. H. Everson and Mrs. M. Ellis poured tea. Beautiful baskets of daffo- Ails formed o~1~r*ul centrepjeces for the tea tables, The guests included: Mrs, W. A. Hare, Mrs. J. C. 'McKinley, Miss Duff, Mrs. A, J. Stalter, Mrs. W. J. Corbett, Mrs. G, H. York, Mrs. R. J. Robertson, Mrs, W. H. Scil- ley, Mrs. W. Wallace, Mrs, W. Horsey, Mrs. T, H, Everson, Mrs. W. E. Snowden, Mrs. George Moody, Mrs. J. N. Willson, Mrs. J. J. Jarrell, Mrs. A. B. Creighton, Mrs. C. A. Belfry, Mrs. E. A. Hen- ley, Mrs. R. N, Johns, Mrs, W. Titus, Mrs. N. Cummings, Mrs. E. Mason, Mrs. D. Henderson, Mrs. R. W.. Currell, Mrs. Doncas- ter, Mrs, J. S. Richardson, Mrs Coedy, Mrs. R. Perkins, Mrs. E. J. Power, Miss Merle Power, Mrs. Leo Gray, Mrs. George E, Flem- ing, Mrs. R. A. Holden, Mrs. Frank Hallitt, Mrs. A. Hoover. For \ Drink ~ GOOD HEALTH OVALTINE TONIC FOOD BEVERAGE ih se7] + By Thornton W. Burgess FUN AND FISH Whe fails to have some fun each day, PE In shortened life is bound to pay. «Old Mother Nature. Like the oil that keeps an en- gine running smoothly and keeps it from wearing out before it should, fun, which is only another name for play, prolongs life en rightly used each day, No one knows this better than Little Joe Otter. That is why he builds a slippery slide down a snow-cov- cred steep bank in winter, and one of mud in summer, for slid- ing splash info the water is his favorite sport. So even in hard times when he has to.travel far to get enough fish to eat, he never fails to get in a little fun every day. "It keeps me feeling fine and good natured," says Little Joe. "and it would do the same for other people if they would try it." Old Man Coyote, who had changed his mind about attacking Little Joe, watched from his hid- ing place in a clump, of young hemlocks as Little Joe sat at the top of his slippery slide. Sud- denly Little Joe leaned forward with his arms close to his sides, gave a mighty kick and disap- peared over the edge of the high bank. Then 'Old Man Coyote heard a splash and knew that Lit- tle Joe was in the water, The sound of that splash made him shiver, for he knew how cold that water was. "He crept out of his hiding place and trotted over to where he could see that slippery slide and when Little Joe, after swim- ming down to where the bank wos low and climbing but had made his way back to the top of the slippery slide he was sitting Mrs. W. J. Garrow, Mrs, S. Tre- vail, Miss Leah Garrow, Mrs. M. H. Ellis, Mrs. W. E. Remion, Miss Margaret Luke, Mrs. W, A. Luke, Mrs. Jas, Ross, Mrs. G. B. Choate, Mrs. W. M. Armour, Mrs. B. J. Gay, Mrs. W, G. Johnston, Mrs. Thos. Lennox, Mrs W, Min aker, Mrs. Melia Barrett, Miss Ef- fie Gamble, Mrs. A. Snowden, Mrs, J. Vickery, Mrs. A, M. Snell, Mrs. A. J, Small, Mrs. W, J Trick, Mrs. E. Bigwood, Mrs. Jos, Craig, Mrs, E. 8. Barnhart, Mrs. W. A. Dobson, Mrs. C, H. Webb, Mrs. A. E. Murdock, Mrs. I. Ivey, Mrs. W. A. Glass, Mrs, E. Hars- ton, Mrs, A.W. Harding, Mrs, A. Warne, Mrs. Alma Stephenson, Mrs, I', W. Edmondson, Mrs. E, 8. Stacey, Mrs. Frank Black, Mrs. T. C. Young, Mrs. D. Porter, Mrs D. Palmer, Miss M. JE. Wigg, Miss Letitia M. Wigg, Mrs, A, E. Mounce, Mrs. A. B, Fisher, Mrs. Gliddon, Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. Hind, Mrs. mM, E. Luke, Mrs. N. Smith, Mrs. G. R. Caldwell, Mrs. I, G. Grazer, Mrs. Leon Frazer, Miss Jean Keddie, Mrs. H. W. Nicoll, Mrs. G. F. Turney, Mrs, T. Adair, Mrs. N. McBrien, Mrs. C. W, De- tenbeck, Mrs. W. J. Sulley, Mrs. Floyd Yates. | Pre-lnventory Sale Drastic Price Reductions Our volipitte line of Watch- sans-L ook! DIAMONDS Flashing Blue White Gems of. Fire and " Brilliance at greatly reduced prices. See our large and complete stock. WATCHES Every watch on sale. Elgin, Waltham, Gruen and other standard makes. Many half price. 'Mantel Clocks, solid walnut cases.' 8 day. Hour and half hour strike, Regular $15.00 Watches $4.95 Ladies', Gent's, Boys' ment of reliable 15 Jewel movement in ate tractive cases. Values to $12.00 Watches. An assort. Silver HELIA NE $9.85 12 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH Buy Where Satisfaction Is a Certainty there as if he had just arrived. "I just happened along this way and heard a splasi™and won- dered if you were sliding today," sai® Old Man Coyote, pretending that his being there was quite accidental. "Of course, I am sliding," re- plied Little Joe promptly. "With my slide in such perfect condi- tion I would no more think of letting a day pass without using it than I would of going without my dinner. Xun is just as im- portant as food. Don't you think 80?" "Some of us sometimes have to do without either," replied Old Man Coyote a little bitterly, "I don't have much fun these days and less food." "You do look a bit thin," ad- mitted Little Joe, who was him- self sleek and plump. "I tell you what, try my slide a few times and then we will go fishing." Old. Man Coyote tried his best to grin. "I would like to,"" sald he, "but my coat isn't water- sives me the shivers whenever I lock at it, Besides, I am no more at home in the water than you would be in a treetop. As for fishing, if you will show me any place where fish can be scooped out of the water with- out any more than getting my feet wet, I will be glad to gs with you I could make use of a few fish, Yes, sir, I could do just that." Iittle Joe irked n*f snd flat on his stomach, with his arms back close to his sides and his hindlegs straight out behind him, shot down the slide into the wa- ter. Old Man Coyote shivered at the splash. In a moment Little Joe's head appeared. His eyes sparkled, "It {s great fon!" said he "Come on and try it!" Old Man Coyote , shook his head, "It may be fun for you hut it wouldn't be for me," said he Little Joe was soon back ou the bank and away he went down egain, He did this half a dozen proof like yours and that water || and slenderizing. It's very simple to make it! 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Lit- tle Joe slipped in and disappear- ed A moment or two later he climbed out with a fine fat trout ifn his mouth, He took a bite from just back of the head and then tossed the fish to Old Man Coyote. "Try that." said he, 'while I catch another." (Copyright, 1932, by T. W. Burgess) The next story: "Old Man Coy- ote Feels Differently." What New York is Wearing ---- Here's a stunning jacket dress | for general day wear, Chic and slimming, and easy to wear, makes it a popular 'ehoice with the miss or the mat- ron, A thin woolen weave In a brown mixture made the original, The upper part of the dress and revers of the jacket displayed smert contrast ia plain Persian green woolen; The hox-plaitod skirt a ily length nge- ment is essentia ing Pure Orange MARMALADE, Per Jar ..... 40 oz. Jar. Red Cohce SALMON, Kara COFFEE "the secret blend" 1 Pound Tins WHIZ Sanitary Flush. Per Tin . Interlake TOILET TISSUE 3 Rolls INGERSOLL CREAM CHEESE. 2 Packages ............ 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