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dh si THE OSHAWA DAILY. TIMES (THURSDANI SEPTEMBER 5, 1927 +11 Br from the sweet potatoes and cut them GINGERBREAD CUSTARD i of butter, some minced parsley and he sweet po h Ong cup of ginle sngsriveil q Ee § { } vo do! i The November Rally or Sunday-{such other seasoning as is liked, Serve | lengthwise in slices about 34 of an inch \ s¢hool picnic held whem the days | immediately with stuffed olives. * Hel, covering the corn with them. | broken in pieces: her. 'are clear and bright, when the chil. Corn Oysters . . 4 Sprinkle brown sugar all over the po- | of stale gake. If { aifins: in"? olisti hoa! i d tatoos and bake in a hot oven about [it will improve 4& > | dren of the evangelistic schools Grate 6 large ears of corn. Beat 20 minutes sugar, eggs, 1 pint milk. Scald come in to the Mission compound, | separately the yolks and whites of 2 i P the milk, beat the egg yolks and each class carrying its own home- | eggs and add them to the corn pulp.| ;. Ne aid Corn ie ith | sugar together. Add 4 ded mil made banner and waving its paper | together with 2 tablespoons. of 'minced | Aarne. the sides of Lis By "bottom | Eradually 'to the of bo Fok a pennants was another of the inel- | parsley, salt to taste, % teaspoonful of | FE, Weut CORET, HAVER he BOUEEH ito ol 0 in Cio el which fab 2 T . } IND dents described by our missionary. | baking powder, and about 2 rounded Pines : MAJOR] | OF HOMES MISSIONARY WORK The treat consists of sweets, parch- | tablespoonfuls of flour. Beat this mix- ftom 4 sare; mix it with winced par heen, placed hl butt DARHS ed peas and sour oranges, not much | fre well and fry it by spoonfuls, using Sey; and salt-to taste, and a little milk, : n I ater a prinkle with flour. Place the pre- [| and bake in a 50-Qégree Fahr. whatever fat is desired. Serve with oven for about 30 minutes or until of a pienic in our estimation but hi ene paration in a pan, dot it with butter, | A all that is possible in consideration ¥ Louisiasns Corn and cut over the top 2 or 3 hard-boil- | set. Caver with Somstingue. made § |A ' of the caste children who attend Wash 4 na ed eggs. Cover with crust and bake | from the egg whites, six tablespoons ---------- a ad Who sauld pot accept sqoked Ta Laid sweet patatoes and hol them till the erust is done. of Sranulated wusat, - ane-fourtin A 00! om the missionaries withou Ji. teaspoon of van an rown i 28 Per Cent, on Flat Rate Miss Susie Hinman, of Cor Ne thelt caste. Comets are 3 Rite eghe ad sul very fine' sweet Select ons Sold and: cul: wii ror ae dbout Yd v . held among the clases who vie with | ns. finely from the ears. Use an equal ; airs Basis Represents Only 8 Per bourg, Has Spent 14 Years in one another and win as prizes old together the corn and the peppers and quantity of minced celery. Saate with minutes. RA add minced parsley and salt. Place This provides an excellent meansn") Cent. of Consumption F Field | picture post cards that we send out | {to combination in a well-buttered | French dressing and place on Ice. and used lesson pictures. aluminum pudding pan and dot gener~| Serve on a bed of shredded lettuce and | Of using up stale cake. It will serve 3 i ice i e f y _' Many other points were touched | gusly with butter, oki ich wi ; p i tat Water meters are in service in 75 The Baptisf Women's Mission Cir. on bp Miss Hinman, wha at the ly utter. Remove the skins! garnish with strips of pimento. no more than four persons =f i percent. of Oghawa's homes and bu- | cle held a most enjoyable open meet- om r---- h .- w! | | siness premises. The 25 per cent. not | Ing last evening in the church when Sloss ot her Mdrase, received en- 1 dire SE Ca es -- TT Tio ail metered represents only eight per cent. | Miss Susie Hinman of Cobourg was thusias . app aute, wat tte. B --Mrs. A. Worster and daughter, | of daily water consumption, according | the special speaker, . | Mrs. alt, Pree Ji ie wh Dorothy, of Quebec street, are visits [to City Engineer Smith, leaving the | Miss Hinman has recently return. | st Women's Mission Cire by" a i ing in London, remaining 92 per cent. to be distribut- | ed to Canada on her second fur- Pied the chair, the pastor led in . i : . Hill gave the Serip- : --Mr, and Mrs. J. Rolley of ed under a system which tells where lough, after fourteen years in India Prayer and Mrs. Hi are visiting with kid i Petrolia the water is being used and in what where she 18 principal of the Bap-: tWre reading. Mrs. J W. James | Mr, E. Stauffer. ' | quantities, tist Boarding School at Akidu. isang very beautifully "Whatever is, While Oshawa draws its water sup: | Last night Miss Hinman delight. 18 Best" and the Misses Ada Letson --Dr, Darrell Staton of the Danforth : § ! i '|plies from apparently inexhaustible and Peggy Rice passed the offering Toronto, is the guest of Dr. L. Hub- pp ed her listeners with a very vivid plates, which met with a good re- bell, of this city. Lake Ontario, efficient operation of | account of the work she is doing, ' . | ~Miss Edith Saunders and Mr. Wes- he ope Walerwarks dentinds a rare: which she so thoroughly enjoys and ception, in aid of the Jubilee Fund. pi ey Little of this city, visited with Mr, |W! check on us y It the | upon which sha is so competent to | Little's grandmother in Tyrone recent- supply came from a more limited | speak, not only through years of! Weddings a specila sa e (4) i ree, . close contact but because of her --Mr, and Mrs. A, I. Morison, Con- City water is drawn from the Lake, artieularly charming wap with her wal naught street, are taking a motor tour, | filtered, freed of bacterial growths, i ig TY | Port OBER DAVMAN Sep- with friends from Toronto, to eastern and they stored {of distribution, | The For her suhject Miss Hinman took tember wedding was solemnized on the cities, Pp 1 4d Wa | "Boarding School Work in India." jawn at Mountain Home Farm, Bethel, --Miss Eleanor Harris, who has heen [ter are not affected by the amount 4 h : F | 1A visiting with her sister, Mrs, J. Wal- | available. Each gallon costs so much | PAINE hor address upon a text on Monday, September 12, with Fev. 9 lace, Bond street east, returned to her|and under a general flat rate, it is | TOM Psalm 144, "That our sons F. W. Anderson officiating, when oF home in Bobcaygeon. stated, some citizens would be getting | MY he as plants erown up in thelr ence Evelyn (Eva), youngest _daungh- ~Mr, C, D. Detenheck, King street | water at a rate much lower than cost youth; that our daughters may be ter of Mrs. Lillie M. Dayman and the : . east, while on his vacation' will visit| Waste through ieaking pipes in | #8 corner stones, polished after the late William E. Dayman, become the | in Hamilton aterloo, Buff: smpty buildings could not be checked | #imilitnde of a palace." The *"grow- bride of Harold Joseph Tozer, young: | yr W Alo 'and | empty ffs €0 ot ing up" and the 'polishing" fis to est son of Mr. and Mrs. John Tozer | other cities over, the line. ntil thousands of gallons had escap- --Rev. W. 8, and Mrs. Smart motor- i) The meter y is a sort " he for Christ's kinedom and the joy of Port Hope. The bride looked love- ed from Cherry Valley near Picton to | mechanical watch dog that reports | and satisfaction afford>d these whe ly in a flesh georgette gown trimmed | visit with Mrs. Smart's mother, Mrs. [any unusual consumption, Before | help to make this nossihle was eon. with silver lace with hat and shoes Thomas May, Harmony, many vears, every water service in | VINeInglv set fo th hy the sneaker. to match, and carrying white Ophelia | : ( roses and lily of the valley, and was --Mrs, R, Geikie and Mrs, J, F, Oshawa will be run through a meter, In nly. the hove and girls come Fe | in to the hoardin~ sehanl after hav- Siven away by her mother, who wore | 11 biad Frierson are in Montreal representing Et A J \ the Oshawa Golf Club in the Canadian ing attained third standard in the @ black georgette dress trimmed with t ano Womens' Senior Golf Association | | i village schools from which they pale pink crepe, with hat to match y . "newe Tournament, at Mount Bruno. come. They are supposed fo he The wedding music was played hy : : . Miss Marion Marchen, cousin of the | 5 --Mrs. C, E. Wilson and Miss Mar- . i" " fon Mackie were hostess yesterday af- so AT of (Jheee Connery bride. The bridesmaid was Miss Olive ternoon at a delightful tea held at the their hehavions at the outset de Lane, wearing a pink georgette gown : Oshawa Golf Club. The event took A a hat oda ma ® (rimmed with green georgette and place following an interesting field day Tr-- i Yon - w i of 8 ji Tk rhinestones, with black velvet hat, and Mm which the participants played two Fall Program will Get Under YaRiely tr woul BE het | 'carrying pink Ophelia roses. Mr. Jack | rounds of golf. The winners in the 18 rryis Iphelia roses, 3 ck a y mences at five fifteen a.m.,--the stu- Dayman, brother of the bride, suppo hole contest were Mrs. E, Evans »nd 8 ed the groom. Following a dainty | Miss Kathleen Mitchell, while Mrs, I' Way Within » dents' begins at five-thirtv. The Bk Ho Mr. and Mrs. Tozer | V. Lander and Mrs. Philip Jones carried Fortnight bovs go immediately to the canal | wii ie ad Phill : ft f ints West, the bride travel Lander and Mrs, Philip Jones carried ¥ where they wash and brush their ling o PO heige crepe de chine off the honors in the nine hole contest. Fall training In the Ontario Regi- teeth; thelr tonth hrushes rome dress, with sand coat, hat and shoes | ? 9 ment will begin within a fortnight, from trees nd Shaly i eonstivnios to match, and wearing a cinnamon fox < Ww -, A most important item In thelr own fr Op their return they will reside \ : hd d as bi DEMPSEY'S MOTHER Lieut. Col. Chappell, commanding estimate of a complete and proper fur On thelr e y : ua I ' Roti , The SATISFIED THINGS the regiment, intimated today inite | to11et. We were told, in part. of a -- | » regiment is merely waiting definite PLUNKETT--TARPIN : ha" : 5 | " Ses < I eading ' rim !unnb hoy in the hospital who refused even Al R GHT the loge ati 1 ' 4 . | ARE GOING I Yasivustions [rem he Joa) hat - 8 dose of medicine in the morning Cobourg, Sept. 13--The marriage J fore beginning the program. afore his teeth had been cleaned. (ook place very quietly at Warkworth | (By Associated Press) Increase In strength anthorized Another little duty customary on Thursday of last week, Rey. Father | : Kansas City, Sept. 15--S8atisfied that | for the coming year gives room for among the Hindus is the scraping Ferguson officiating, of Miss Queenie Y i ) ' her son. Jack Dempsey, is "getting ahout 10 more recruits. Any man of of thelr tongues; this Is done most Tarpin, daughter of Mrs. Jolin Tar- | {IH h ewe ers #long all right" at Chicago, Mrs. Celia | good habits and a desire for the diligently. by means of a leaf re- pin, Cobourg, and Wilfrid Plunkett, 2 3 AA Dempsey today, apparently was chief- special benefits which citizen mili- sembling aur gladiolas. After a'l son of the late Mr. and Mis, (George | ly concerned ahout securing a ringside tary service confers is eligible and this preparation they go in groups Plunkett, of Cobourg. The ride wore | seat from which to" watch him fight applications may be made at the for morning devotions, conducting a becoming dress of powder blue + Gene Tunney. "It will be the first adjutant's office at the armories any thelr own prayer meetings before georgette, with hat to match. The | . : bol champicnship fight T have seen my boy | 'a2iy) night breakfast. They then assemble bridesmaid, Miss Anna Plunkett, wore \ yn appear in," she said, Plans for the local celebration of | 70nd the walls of their boarding blue crepe. Mr, George Piunkett was | ---- oy Her.0V Armistice-Thanksgiving Day in No- department to receive their morn- best man for his brother. After the | } vember have mot yet been given of- ing porridge which they eat with wedding Wuncheon Mr. and Mrs. Phun. 5 p p a trip to western pots, » - ficial consideration by the regiment- | ©UFTy powder instead of sugar. Bach kett leit jor a tr id Wi. I l fi E L A boy 3 |C y B They will reside in Oshawa. e are P acing on sa e or al staff. Full attention to the matter | P0Y Washes his own bowl after this i FAWCETT--BAKER ; will be paid in due course, it is up- | Simple meal and the dish-washing | HO SIE rR Y derstood. 4 is thus easily disposed of, | Col RS a Ey war ; The holdin An honr's manual labour now fol- Ohourg, Sept 1L--A Pretty : worm | NIGER] ed i St AND PRESSURE, discussion before many weeks, it is [ POPular for any person of educa- home of Mi. ad ) - ir dau ving AGENTS FOR believed, and a full program of so-| VOB to use his hands. So a mew TAMPbETOMA, when THEE CAERD CANADIAN, ENGLISH cial and spor; activiti _| idea of the value of thus working © aga ha . ; AND. AMERICAN Pore activition wil be work Fawcett, BASc, of Toronto. Rev. J as an added attraction for is being given these boarding *. } A Shad ¢ SEAM AND SEAMLESS lig when the training season is school pupils, and they carry wa- McKee, Baltimore, cousin of the ELASTIC HOSIERY ' ter from the canal, help with the EFoou officiated. The rooms were cooking preparations. sweep, and Prettily decorated with autumn flow FAI ound rice. The two. latter era. °'S The bride wore white satin, with Bel 4 i ii Hi d ib Fog silver trimming, and embroidered net ons Miss aman descr hed : © veil arranged with orange blossoms bops' sleeping quarters are furnish: _ 0 C00 Bu erfly roses and lil 1 7 2944. A ed with strips of cocoa matting such Migs 0 Es re in it and to give our out of city pind as we sometimes use on verandah i... her father. Miss Helen By- customers an opportunity to rengwe foots Lyi Meir covering consists gott, the bridesmaid, wore Dutch blue b » » pat ot of a sheel. In the morning 8 georgette over peach, and pretty pic- h f | ood y A: {Continueq from page b quite a simple thing to sweep and yo and i Sweetheart roses. uy t e inest A ity 4 8 at embers of the thoes separate | poll up the beds and set their Afr Ward Baker, brother of the bride, . tha b ' ¢ is they could transact She busines abode in order....The rice pound: ... best man. Miss Dorothy West prices a t representa su stan- ; oe cach at one sutwg, cect the same | jing is dope with jron-capped sticks 1.0 cd the wedding march. After a ] vill 3 chairman for each body, and then | and the chaff thus loosened is pare luncheon Mr, and Mrs. Fawcett tia saving. wa function i all intents and purposes as | blown away by being tossed up OB jeft to spend their honeymoon in Mus- i . ° J fans held in the hands. koka, before taking up residence at . wenn] a Bringing e proposal up at Monday | But at half past seven all this 1278 College street, Toronto. The A Ta ---- === a = : aig ant R Session of the Council will pro- | industry turns itself into other bride travelled in a dress of flat crepe, N il , : ory. vd oie opave the cffect of advancing it | channels for the frst school bell with black corded silk coat, with white Cn] | ; 2 =e AA E cisive action by 2 year. rings, the pupils comb their hair, trimmings, and .small black hat. 4 . I x : <-. J Eventually, it i pointed out, : the | gotch their books and go to class. -- ~ proposed Public Service Commission | pa where they have subjects very GIRLS' THLETIC wowd hive charge of the city's play- similar to those in our own sohonis | A grounds system, while its efforts in|. ith iti f dailv fod EXECUTI ELECTED the. Sirection of park development, ere, Je he 24. oH ON an our i T VE rigid observance of town planni 4 . THE COLLEGIATE fegistation. and other important x Frutieh and German they learn En- 1 A kioms of the citys developments would After school hours there fs ree-| At a meeting attended by over two restion when football. badminton hundred girls in the Collegiate audi- DR. RUNDLE and volley ball are popular among torium last might, the Girls' Athletic DONATES the bovs and the girls play Indian , Executive for the 1927-28 year was cuUP AND $50 FOR games and some resembling ours elected. A marked atmosphere of en- as well. They are not yet as keen thusiasm prevailed, particularly after FAIR BABY SHOW nn snorts as we are, however. and 404d pinoys jeym Jo uonejEIsul Ay) .| in school work the bovs excell the to be the most <apable of 5 cers ha ; - ; . leirls who are 'shy and too afraid all the positions. "Toots" Brooks, by WS rest bas been the intrest in| SAD ee chr bo 1a decided majority, was elected pes: Ontario Agricultural Society"s fair Rice and curry for supper is fol- dent for this year. Vice-president' here on Saturday that at noon today, lowed by an hour of supervised duties fall to F} lora MeRoberts. Lorna Dr. F. J. Rundle, who is acting as | #tudy and in connection with these jKchnedy was slectel_to the xacting judge of the Baby Show, announced | Plain meals our speaker mentioned |office of BEEFSRRY Wie 28 ek np. that he would donate a cup suitably | that each day these children save wall in hid, orm, was ha c Nod engraved for the best set of twins |Out of their own food a nortion treasurer. ide argaret oy AR, ast that are shown, and also that $50 in which they are paid for at the end |years presydent, Was Mn tne o aw. gold would be donated by himself for | of the week: it is thus they become | A ---- = the best set of triplets. In case there | possessed of the wherewithal to CORN REC) Cob is only one set of triplets in the com- | make an - offering on Svaday at Bef Corn. on the, the 2b 1 petition, Dr. Rundle will offer $10 in | their services! What abundant evi. | eiore 0% io Bolee On Cae cob tt gold as a consolation. The same rules | dence this is of their readiness and Ee ye Then, i Ais and regulations that govern the singles | willineness to help themselves and | shi i ! competition will be in vogue as far as | not only in more material sacrifices | cold Ria yan Sitch Soma. caouth p the triplets and twins are concerned. | but in forming themselves into com-' 00 Meth G8 LOG TIE GN or ' E o# LH Dr. Rundle also stated that it is quite | mitteer of Christian endeavour to... of one level tablespoon for a dozen - possible the Baby Show may be a pro- | visit hospital 'patients on Saturday | ...c ud a rounded tablespoonful of ) vincial wide affair next year. afternoons, in preparing topics for | sugar for the same amount of corn ; rere -- their own societies, in teaching in | brings out the flavor. The dish re-! 5 MAN CRUSHED T0 Sunday schools and going ont among | quires a tight cover and the flame 12 Simcoe the villages to evangelistic schools | over which it is placed must be mod- % DEATH NEAR OTTAWA. | at seven o'clack of a Sunday morn-| erate. Ten to 20 minutes of cooking South ing where they meet under a tree, |are necessary. When removed from Ottawa. Sept. 14.-- Crushed be-]in 2a street. 01 Zn a cattle-shed -- the water it should be folded in a nap- neath a log which fell upon him |anvwhere that of*xcs te teach the kin and placed on a platter. £6 » . ' When ihe scatfold on which he bad | Wie Hindu chives brmas and| oo Com Sow re Satisfaction Is a Certaint arate the corn from 4 large ears jumped from a height above ecol-| stories from the Btble. They have? EE os Tp Rif y y lapsed, Peter William Day. an In-| missionary societies too. just as we gq water. Have one pint of hot dian. aged 40. was instantly killed | have and thron~h them. econtritute milk not boiling. Drain the corn and at North Gower, 16 miles from here. | with rather more of sacrifice than put it in the milk, adding a large lump Uh ire PET | Aue exh i} ir =f