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THE OSHAWA DAILY TOMES. MONDAY. OCTOBER 17, 1927 -- -- === REPORT T0 ROTARY (WOMEN'S DAILY INTEREST ON TOBOGGAN SLIDE - --- > SOCIAL and PERSONAL | ter with onion shavings. ~--Mrs. L. J. Armstrong, of King- ston, is visiting with friends and relatives in this city for a few days. --Mr* "Bud" Dunn an r. Elmer Ward, motored to Kingston and spent an enjoyable week-end with friends. ; ~--Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Saylor and baby Eleanor, of" Toronto, were guests of Mr, and Mrs. A. W, Bell, Simcoe street north, for the week- end. : --Mr.. and Mrs. "Mike" Bouckley left for Montreal last week where they will embark and sail for Europe to spend several weeks there. --Mrs. L. Broomfield, King street west, agsisted at a tea which was given by Mrs. Charles Lockie in honour of her sister, Miss Mary Graham, in Toronto on Saturday afternoon, A campaign is on to popularize Can- adian apples, © Mass production and lower prices would go a long way. -- Owen Sound Sun-Times. [J IC Croup Often checked with one application of Vicks. Just rub on throat and »y VAPORUB Over MILLION JARS USED YEARLY Our Daily Recipe BEETS, PEASANT STYLE Brown sliced; cooked beets in but- Sprinkle a little clove, nutmeg and pepper over them; add a little vinegar and cook a few more minutes. Serve with chop: ped parsley. GLAZED APPLES Now that apples are beginning to appear in the markets and our thoughts turn to apple sauce and baked apples, I wonder if you would like to try put- ting a few red cinnamon candies in the apples as you cook them. It gives a pretty color and flavor. Here is my recipe for glazed apples; Six apples, 1% cups light brown sugar, 1% cups Ton and 1 tablespoon butter. Boil the sugar and water six minutes in a deep saucepan. Do not stir. Pare and core the apples. Place them in: the sirup as soon as pared, to prevent dis- coloration. from sirup and boil sugar and water longer if it is not thick enough. Add the butter to the sirup and pour in and around the apples, Serve hot or cold. Granulated sugar may be used for it, but the light brown sugar gives a better flavor. . BLUEBERRY MUFFINS Mix and sift 2 2/3 cups sifted flour; 4 teaspoons baking powder; 4 teaspoon salt; 1/3 cup sugar. Stir in 1 cup blueberries. Beat 1 egg, add 1 cup milk and % cup malted shortening. Add liquid mixture to dry and mix well, but do not beat. Bake in hot oven. Makes 12 nice large muffins. WILL BE SPEAKER AT CONVENTION Mrs. R. S. McLaughlin to At- tend Ontario Hospitals' Ass'n Sessions Mrs, R. S. McLaughlin, of this city, will be one of the speakers at the annual convention of Ohtario Hospitals' Association, which is be- ing held in London, on Friday, Oc. tober 21. The Association is being tendered a complimehtary luncheon by the board of directors of the Victoria Hospital when Mr. James ) McCormack, acting mayor of Lon- don will extend an address of wel- come. The Nurses' section will hold a separate meeting while many in- teresting demonstrations of hospi- tal procedure will be giveh at the Victoria Hospital. STUDENTS STAGE A UNIQUE CEREMONY (By Canadian Press) Montreal, Que., 17--AIll kinds of funny things happened Saturday night in Montreal's Latin quarter. Skeletons rode horseback, Moses and Napoleon swapped cigarettes, a 150-storey skyscraper broke out in a black bottom rash---and all for creation of an atmosphere prepara. tory to mystic and honorable cere. mony with which students of the Universite De Montreal Inter Beret, are introduced to their college, TEAPOT DUME ECHO Cook until tender. Remove : 'City Engineer Tells Service Club of the System Used in Montreal Detailed reports by City Engineer W. C. Smith on the Montreal tobog- gan slides were received at the regular weekly luncheon of the Osh- awa Rotary Club today held in Welsh"s Rotary Club today held in , In his description of the slides in | the Quebec centre, the speaker fur- nished figures as to height, runway, etc., and these will be invaluable in , drawing of sketches of the proposed ) local slides. The question will be t further dealt with at a later meet- ing. In opening the discussion on the Royal City slides, City Engineer | Smith stated the slides in that place are the best, without a doubt, on th North American continent. Th have an runway of approximately 2,000 feet of which 1,200 feet is | banked in. Local slides could be , about 1,200 feet in length having ! an embanked distance of about 600 feet. In reply to a querry as to whether the local slides could be controlled so as to avoid the creek, 'the engineer said they could. He | | placed the probable cost of the un- { dertaking at between $400 and $500, | This figure would not include, how- HEARD IN TRIAL, erver a club house. Washington N.C., Oct, 17.«<The { Describing the Montreai locality the speaker stated the Montreal club trial commenced today of Albert B.' has a club house built in under Fall, former secretary of Interlor,| the tressle work. It is used for stor- and Harry I". S!in-lair. wealthy oil "8 the large number of toboggans magnate and horse breeder on char-| 8nd for a rest house where patrons ges of conspiracy arising out of the of the slide can get warmed up. To- famous Teapot Dome Naval Oil boggans cost in the neighborhood of lease. | $35 each and it would be necessary for the club to purchase about 20 of them at least. These are rentable at 50 cents each per night. The Mont | real slides attain a speed of approxi- fragrant tea. Then see that ' mately 60 miles per hour. City En- it is put up in Aluminum. |gineer Smith thought this too much Aluminum does not absorb | for local slides and advised a rate of dampness, or cause loss of 'about 30 miles per hour, stating it flavor and pungency. Red | would be much safer for kiddies in Rose Tea is packed in Alumis the afternoon. The engineer also num and every package 82° figures to show the height of carries a '"money-back" tressle work that would be required H . | to attain 'this speed. guarantee of satisfaction. or | Montreal has six slides to cater Q i to eight hundred lovers of the sport Of course you want fresh, "Woman's Work is Never Done" "Man works from Sun to Sun, but woman's work is never done" says the old adage. This was perhaps first said by a weary housewife when washing up the dishes for a large 'family in the evening. If she had been using Gillex in the dish water she might not have been quite so disgusted, be- cause Gillex makes dish-washing a much easier job. True --washing up the supper dishes is work--but it's work that 'must be done and you might as well have it as easy as possible. Try Gillex. It really does help a lot. -- 1 and in addition to this number many visitors are accommodated each win- ter. Montreal is noted for its winter. | sports and, many people come from i all over the world to participate in "them. "If six slides will look after those 800 in addition to many visit- ors, surely two slides would be suf- | ficient here," said Mr. Smith. Ths | slides in Montreal are erected so | that one toboggan will be four hun- | dred feet down before'another starts i from the top. | A short discussion on providing «more comforts for the inmates at the House of Refuge at Whitby was held and it was finally decided to look into the matter and report at a later meeting, The next gathering will be addres- sed by Warren Hastings son of Dr. Hastings and a noted writer for a prominent motor magazine. Today's gathering was well at- tended. At the New Martin LONE GIRL SAILS ON HELL CLIPPER WITH BRUTE CREW Stranee Fate Casts Her in with Human Derelicts and a Mad Skipper o] ul H 0 a GJ © 0) 8| g] w 0] ¥| | | 0] [0 S| a 0) L] +] 7! 0 [1] i N] 1D} with the flotsam and jetsam of the San Francisco water-front! A single rose | One lone woman on a ship crowded {i «ie ,in_z garden of vicious weeds! DEWLAND'S i How many girls would care to b placed in such a position? A Yet there are many who would quickly raise their hands in assent and be glad of the opportunity. Jacque- line Logan was, when offered the part DRESS Penman's VELVETS ARE POPULAR FOR FALL Beautiful rich fabrics, used for Children's or. Misses' Dresses, equally favored as a dress trimming. This is a quality, we have no hesita. tion in recommending. A full yard wide, Colors are: Navy, Brown, Copen, Car- dinal, Sand and Almond. Special value at yaed 4 SILK HOSE $1.00 A quality far in excess to what you would expect for the price asked. Will give a good wearing service. All Colors are Black, § Cham?) & Blush and | § sizes, Ivory, Shell Pink, pagne, Pearl Moonlight. Pair HEMMED SHEETS of Mary in "The Blood Ship," the poignant drama of the sea which Col- umbia Pictures has made from Norman Springer's novel of the same name. And that in' spite of the fact that her r Je was the only feminine one in the st When Miss Logan was told she would have to put to sea in an old clipper ship, with only men as her com panions, did she complain? She did not! , Miss Logan, in spite of her youth, i is one of the best troopers in the busi- ness. Always she is smiling, cheerful, ' and ready for work at the needed mo- ment. When the word came she set sail out of San Francisco aboard the good ship "Golden Bough," commanded . by "Black Yankee" Swope, the most brutal captain that ever walked a deck, wtih a lot of shanghaied sailors as her only companions. Out of the vast reaches of the Paci- fic there were re-enacted the exciting scenes that Mr. Springer crowded into ]./5 his thrilling novel. The result, a pro- duction to impress even the most cal- " lous, which comes to the Martin Theatre, today for a three day run. Hobart Bosworth heads the cast of | PENMAN"S FULL FASHIONED HOSE, $1.50 Pr. Wel believe this to be one of the best on thel market at) the price, particularly in a Full Fashioned Pure Thread Silk Hese. A complete range of colors and sizes on hand. Pair READY FOR USE 72" x 80""--We draw special attention to the fact that these goods will keep their shape after being laundered as they are torn instead of cut. A good weight for Home Use, Rooming Houses and Hotels. Special Value, pair "The Blood Ship." Co-featured with Mr. Bosworth and Miss Logan is Rich- ard Arlen; who plays the part of John Shreve, Mary's sweetheart. Mr. Ar- len, who is a Paramount star, received permission from his company to appear in this Columbia feature. Others in thur Rankin, who plays the pathetic role of Nils' (the Swedish boy whose brutal treatment at the captain's hands speeds the drama to a startling climax), Fred Kohler (as Fitzgibbons, the mer- ciless first mate); -James Bradbury, Sr., Syd Crossley, Chappell Dossett and Blue Washington. | An outstanding bit of characteriza- . ; tion is that given by James Bradbury - in his role of "The Knitting Swede," a ' @ i 4 notorious waterfront crimp of the early i George B. Seitz is responsible for direction of "The Blood Ship." He will be remembered for his memorable handling of "The' Vanishing Ameri- an," the large cast are Walter James, Ar-|, OLD COUNTRY RESULTS ENGLISH LEAGUE © First Division Leicester City .. 2 Aston Villa .... Sunderland .... 2 Birmingham ... Middlesborough 2 Burnley Portsmouth .... 0 West Ham U. . 1 {Bolton Wand. - 4 iverpoo! Cardiff City .. 2 Wednesday .... 3 Derby County . 0 Blackburn Ror. 1 Division . South Shields . 0 W. Brom. Albion 1 Leeds United .. 1 Grimsby Town . 1 Blackpool Reading Manchester City 0 Chelsea 4 Clapton Orient 0 Notts Forest .. Port Vale Section Bristol Rovers . Southend U, .. Millwall Luton Town .. Gillingham .... Briton & Hove B'th & Bosc'e A. Merhtyr Town . Walsall Everton Manchester U, . 2 Newcastle U. .. 4 Sheffield U. ... 1 Tottenham Hots 1 Bristol City ... Fulham 1 Notts County .. 3 Oldham Athletic 3 Preston N. E, , 1 Southampton .. Stoke City .... Swansea T. .... Wolverh'pton W 2 Southern Charlton Ath. .. 2 Coventry City . 6 Crystal Palace . 0 Exeter City ... 3 Newport Countr 1 Northampton .. Norwich City .. Oueen's Park R. 0 Swindon T. ... Torquay U. ... Brentford Watford 1 Blymouth Arg. SCOTTISH LEAGUE First Division Patrick Thistle . Aberdeen Cowdenbeath .. Airdrieonians .. Motherwell .... ts St. Mirren .... St. Johnstone .. Bon'ness 2 Celtic SCIENTISTS STUDY TRIAL MARRIAGE Conference on Family Life Opens in Buffalo, New York Dunfermline .. Falkirk Hamilton Acad. 13 Hibernians .... 2 Kilmarnock ..6 . Queen's Park . 1 Raith Rovers .. 3 Buffalo, Oct, ".--Trial marriages and the radio were being held up and carefully scrutinized by scien- tists and educators here Saturday to see if the American family is go- ing to pieces and if so, why. The first conference on family life in 'America opened its session to ae- termine whether the _ family is "gradually but definitely going to pieces as an institution in America." Leading social workers of the United ' Built--mnot stuffed. Layer upon layer of new, clean, sanitary felt. Soft, resilient, or | There are.countless out Canada in al conditiot after 10; 20, * © RL built for sleep, bh FOR SALE BY J Ta Luke Furniture Co. Adams Flritufé Co." C. T. Oke LEO Iv Re 1 : IA D. Coull States, Canada and England are at- 0 | tending the conference. One whole moring will be devoted to inqgiury into the present status ris, 79 Ridout street, general manager of the local branch of the Toronto Securities Corporation, was taken inte custody at noon Tuesday charged with allowing his premises to be used for gambling in stocks and five salesmen of the company were held for ques- tioning by Crown Attorney Judd. The general manager is a native of Philadelphia, while the salesmen, with the local addresses and former place of residence, are Albert B. Lowman, 79 Richmond street, formerly of Chicago. A. J. Romand, 200 Albert street, for- merly of Boston. W. H. Quinn, 179 Kent street, for- merly of Boston. G. A. Saltwash, 87 Maple formerly of Boston, Henry ' Weinstock, 109 Garfield avenue, formerly of Boston. The raid on the offices was carried out on instructions from Hon. W. A. Price, attorney general. Incidentally similar raids were carried out at the two other offices' of the company at Toronto and Windsor. The evidence seized includes an elaborately and very carefully compiled index card system giving a complete history of all customers and prospec- tive patrons. Characteristics of each individual are said to be included in this very complete list down to the most minute detail. Incidentally the possible wealth each prospective client is included wherever it has been possible to obtain $gch information. Local offices of the Toronto Se- street, curities Corporation, Room 509, In- surance Exchange Building, were found closed Tuesday when inquiries: gwere made following the receipt . of . the above dispatch from Toronto. Both, city and provincial police stated, that, they have received no ipstructions io take action locally. . ETH DOUBLE MINT -- easy to remember--and hard to fore get, once you've tried it.' 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