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il PACEPIVE wo WOMEN SD AILY INTEREST ------ SE -------- | --Mrs. W. Bell, of the Babette Beauty Parlor, is spending this week at her home in Toronto. --Rev. C. W. DeMille, President of the Bay of Quinte Conference, will officiate at the evening anniversary services of the Brechin United Church, on Sunday. --Miss Georgina and Viola For- sythe, of this city, visited at their home in Claremont, this week. --Mr. and Mrs. T. Fleming and family, Albert street, visited in Sa. dowa, with Mrs. Fleming's mother, Mrs. D. Chisolm, and her brother, Mr. William Chisolm, recently, --Mr. Herbert Lansing of Clarke strep't visited (with Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Lansing, at Woodvale, this week: and aitended the funeral of his uncle Mr, Adam Flake at Cherry Valley. --Mrs. M. Bromofield, has returned to her home in Dundonald, after visiting with relatives here for a week's vacation, ~--Miss G. Newman, of this city, was the guest of her parenis, Mr, and Mrs. W, R. Newman of Castle- ton recently. --Mr. and Mrs. A. Heller, Mrs. Rycus and daughters, Mrs. Braver and daughters all of Detroit, Michi- gan, and Mrs. Heller of Toronto, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Schwartz, Oak street. --A very pretty event took place on Saturday evening, October 8th, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Squelch, of Raglan. when a recep- tion was given for Mr. Earl Squelch and his bride upon their return from their honeymoon tour. Thirty guests enjoyed the dainty and sum. ptuous repast and the bride looked charming in her wedding gown of When Tongues are Always Truthful ATE coated tongue tells a tale of improper elimination of poisonous body waste matper. Physicians say that if this condition is not quickly corrected it always leads to ill health, The new fine granule Abbey's Salt makes a delicious, s sparkling health beverage which ensures daily elimination of poi- sonous body waste matter in a gentle, but thorough manner. The new Abbey's is put up in a smart new package of blue, grey and 'white, All good dru Original Coarse Granule Abbey's Still on sale. ABBEYS The Morning Health Salt And Now-- TheMetallic Hat / In stock now are a score of unusual treatments--tams, skull-caps, brimmed styles; in all head sizes. Priced from $4.98 Special For the Week-End Felts in all head sizes, in rose, black, sand, monkey, grey, honey, beige, navy . Many are trimmed with velvet, whilst the styles include matron models and hats for the younger woman. DT LPT DP TPP INPI PPS Sp PRT Values to $4.98. Savedey Special. wikis $1.98 and $2.98 Velvet Hats, small and id fread sizes, dressy styles in the most popular colors. Priced specially for the week end. $2.98 Matron Hats of velvet; smart brimmed ie in head- sizes from 221% to 24 inches. The colors are those most in demand, and include black, wine, sand, golden brown. From our regular $4.50 and $4.95 lines. Satur- day Special. Leesrsvipurirseisareacry rl Seerersen sess isansinsnine $3.50 torquoise blue shot taffeta. After the delightful supper the guests who were from Orillia, Toronto, Port Colborne, Oshawa. Burketon, Rag- lan and Myrtle, joined in various games and music, until the wee sma' hours of the morning. Mr. and Mrs. Squelch received many useful and beautiful gifts. HIS FIRST OFFICIAL APPEAR- | ANCE IN COURT On his first official appearance at the Oshawa children's court this week Supt. O. M. Alger of the Chil- dren's Aid Society was warmly wel- comed by Major A. F. Hind, city magistrate, who expressed that Court's pleasure in having Mr, Al- ger present in his special capacity. Major Hind also congratulated Mr. Alger on his appointment which, he stated, was one that was a matter of gratification to all in the city who are deeply interested in the problem of neglected childhood. Horses From Stables of R. S. McLaughlin Capture | Events at St. Catharines Sumpess and Exhibition Ani] | mals from Oshawa Stables Made Great Showing at the | Horse Show Yesterday Oshawa was much in prominence at the St. Catharines Horse Show yester- day when the jumpers and exhibition animals from the stables of R. S. Mc- Laughlin of this city won several events, My delight was the big win- ner for Mr. McLaughlin, taking both the saddle horse event for animals over 15.2 hands and that for the ladies' saddle horses. Silver Plate, owned by F. B. Coolie ob Buffalo, was second in the ladies' saddle horses. Vivacious, owned by W. B. Robb of Buffalo, and Dare- "heart, also owned by Mr. Robb, were third and fourth. Other mounts from the Oshawa stables did well, Talisman taking first in the light-weight open hunters and Jerry winning in the la- dies' hunters class. Sligo, one of Miss McLaughlin's horses, took fourth in this latter class, and also joined with Sir Clifford Sifton's Cameron from Toronto to win the cup for the best pair of hunters. Horses owned by K. Franceschini G. D. Conant Offers to Bear | Expense' of Planning De- 'velopment in that Part of Oshawa -- Will Place Sug- gestion Before Town Plan- ning Commission at Its Next Meeting Town planning in Oshawa receives a tremendous impetus today through the announcement of ex-Mayor G. D. Conant that at the next meeting of i the Town Planning Commission he will appear before that body and of- fer to bear the expense of having a | qualified town planning engineer lay | out that section of Oshawa. south of i the C.N.R. right of way in accordance | with the best thought of Canada as | regards city development. At a recent meeting of the City | Council Mr. Conant stated, amongst other "things relative to the develop- ment of the district as a result of grade separation, that he would place 'all his properites under the Town Planning Commission so that it might, untler authority vested in it, order the sections future development along the highest ideals of city planning. Today, Mr. Conant goes a step fur- ther. He offers to bear the expense of the undertaking, not only for his own properties as for the city's own holdings and for sections owned by others whom Mr. Conant has inter- ested in the proposal. \ This offer, incidentally, , is made without reference to thé construction of the proposed subway, much as that , it desired. Mr. Conant believes grade separation will come either under ne- otiations now under way or in time, ut in any event a section that has promise of becoming in a few years ithe home of 10,000 people, will be permanently insured against hap-haz- ard planning from which the city in general now suffers very much. "The plan," Mr. Conant emphasiz- ed, "is not to be a plan of subdivi- | 'Would Engage Town Planning Expert to Lay Out oi, of City South of C.N. Railway sions. It wil 'provide for future streets and avenues that would link up with the main arteries and the city in general. Simcoe street's fu- ture widening to an 80 foot thorough- fare south of the C.N.R. tracks will be provided for, and" the whole dis- trict planned with an eye to ite fu- ture ten, twenty and even megd years ahead." Mr. Conant's great objective in the matter affects Oshawa in general. He elieves that this city must act now with regard to zoning not only the urban area but the suburban. section immediately adjacent which the Town Planning Commission has power to do, He suggests that in addition to ob- taining a special town planning bill for Oshawa, as Kitchener has already done, .the Town Planning Commission should be given. an appropriation by means of which they may carry on their work, "Oshawa app-inted a Town Plan- ning Commission some years ago and was fortunate enough to have a man for its chairmanship who is, in my opinion, the best man 'for the job in the Province. I mean Mr. G. W. McLaughlin, "To have a man of his calibre in- terested in a matter of such vital con- cern to the city is a tremendous civic asset and he should be supported to the uttermost by the civic authorities and the public at large. I am going to practice what I preach in this mat- ter. If the Town Planning Commis- sion will accept my offer and give their counsel, I propose to offer to have a city plan map of the district south of the C.N.R. right of way made at my own expense. That much, at least, of Oshawa would be laid out with a view to the future. "But the whole city 'and its subur- Lan areas shou!d be planned, now, for this period of expansion already upon us which promises 30,000 to 40,000 of population before 1930. "Many mistakes that have been made cannot now be undone, but if the city fails to act now irreparable damage will be done to Oshawa." Sub-Committees of G.M.C. Employees' Assoc'n to Meet Joint Session to Be Held to] Discuss the Past Season's Achievements and Coming Season's Plans -- Recom- mendations Will Be Re- ceived Joint meetings of all sub-commit- tees of the Employees' Association of General Motors of Canada, Limit- will be held in the near future to analyze their special. activities during the past season and plan now for the coming season. Recom- mendations from these special com- mittees--covering the association's baseball, football, lacrosse and oth- er athletic interests--will go for- ward to the directors of the Em- ployees' Association which meets on October 28. While to say that the committees will be trespassing upon their own deliberative functions, it is considered certain that their efforts | and the action to be taken by the directors will have a tremendously vitalizing bearing upon the athletic activities of the Association in 1928, Successes gained this year have, it is understood, served to develop association keenness for further henors, .That no effort will be snared to make the 1928 season one of the most notable in the history of the organization and its teams is evidenced by the fact that a gen- eral stock taking is already under- way and that definite action for the coming year will probably be a fix- ed policy by the end of the month. DODDS KIDNEY PILLS of Toronto yo featured. His Preston Navis won the single carriage horse competition, with Ceylon Duchess second ,while his Hawthorne Belle and' Peter Crest Fire King captured first and second, respectively, in the single harness pony event. These two also won the best peony tandem event. Major James Widgery of Toronto was ringmaster, and the following act- ed as judges: Walter Harland Smith, Oakville; Joseph Brownridge, Bramp- ton, and' William Graham, Claremont. ALBERT ST. LADIES' AID ' SOCIETY TO HOLD A BAZAAR The regular meeting of the Al- bert street Ladies' Aid Society held Thursday afternoon was in charge of the President, Mrs. Ayers, who opened the meeting with the hymn, followed by the fepeating of the Lord's prayer. The scripture lesson secretary Mrs. Knight read the min- utes of the last meeting which were was taken by Mrs. Hurlbert and the Different and Better: a + 1f you have a taste for green tea-try it 4 approved, Miss Ruth White, treas- not decided upen bug will be pub- urer read her report which was very shed later. There was a splendid interesting and showed that the attendance at the meeting of the ladies had been real busy during the members also some visitors, The i summer months. The business of the meeting was closed with prayer by afternoon was discussed and plans Rev. Mr, R. A. Whattam, then re- for the holding of a bazaar, were freshments were served by Mrs. J. ! laid. The date for this event was Galogalie, and Rev. 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