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[SOCIAL and| PERSONAL The Times invites the co- uperation of its readers in contributing items to this column, Send in = post. card or phone 38, A --.. --Mrs, K. Soanes and Mrs, J. Armitage, of Lindsay, are visiting with friends in the city. i ya Mr and Mrs. J. Staples, Wil- 'am street visited wit Woodville last week, henna 1 ----=M»r. P, Jones of this city was a guest last week of Mr, and Mrs. G. Palmitier, Picton. ~--Mr, Ross Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. L. Stevens, of Park Road south, were the guests of Mr, and Mrs. Ben Full- er, Shannonville, recently, --Mr, Alex McLaughlin, Mr. Rob- ert Moase and Mr. Charles Dayton, of Little Brittain, have obtained en- ployment in this city and will make their future home's here. --Mrs, Clarence Gillard, 250 Court street, spent Wednesday and Thuisday in Hamilton where she was called to attend a meeting of the Fixecutive of the Grand Temple of Pythian Sisters. --~Mrs. I, Bull, Mrs, R. 8. Mec- Laughlin, Mrs, G. D. Conant, and Mrs. E. Bradley attended the Hos- pital Aid Convention of the Ontario Hospitals' Association which was held in London this week. Mrs. Pradley read the report fom the Oshawa Hospital Auxiliary. Miss MacWilliams, superintendent of the Oshawa Hospital is attending the Medical Convention of the Ontar'o Eospitals' Association which is be- ing held at present, in London. NOTICE From Oct, 20th to Nov, 5th, inclusive Citizens of Oshawa are request. ed to clean up all leaves and other inflammable materials, Open bonfires will he permit. ted for the destenction of same, with the following understand. ing. That all fires are to be guavd- ed by an. adult and nog left carciessly burning. Open fires will not be permitted in the fire limits or on paved streets, Please use carve to protect human life and prope:ty, A. E, CAMERON, Chiel of the Fire Department For Yow PRONE 22 Ln: Yow Thompsons Drug Store 10 Siucoe Bt, B. We Deliver P--m-------- WOMEN'S DAILY INTEREST p---- ------ ST. ANDREW'S L.A.S, REGULAR MEETING St, Andrew's Ladies' Aid held their regular meeting of Thursday afternoon in the Sunday School room, with the president Mrs, R, A. Whattam in the chair while the scripture lesson was read by Mrs, W. D. Anderson, The proceeds from the anniversary concert and supper amounted to over $520, which is very encouraging. The ladies decided to hold the church fair in the sup- per room on December 6th, After the meeting Mrs. C. L. Lander and her group_gerved refreshments, Weddings COLVIN=--BAVERSTO(CK On Thursday, October 20, the marriage of Velma, youngest daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs, George I. Bav- eratock, of Wellington, and: Mr, Ed- ward Alfred Colvin, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. A, E, Colvin, 149 Burk street, was quietly solemniged at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs, A, Wannamaker, Harmony, The Rev, C. W. DeMille officiating, The bride who looked charming in a gown of pale blue satin trim- med with white swansdown, with long veil and orange blossoms white shoes and hose, wore the groom's gift, a string of pearls. She carried a bride's houquet of white carna- tions and fern, Mrs. A, Wannamaker sister of the bride, who acted as bridesmaid, was lovely in pale blue jerepe-de-chine with a handeau of | pearls. She wore white shoes and | hose also, Mr, A. Wannamaker as- | sisted the groom. | After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs, BE, A. Colvin left nn a short honey- |moon to Lake Simeoe, the bride travelling in a handsome grey coat with black hat and blonde shoes and hoe, On their return the happy couple will reside in Oshawa, | ASK CO-OPERATION FOR POPPY DAY Legion Calls For Assistance of Churches to Make | Event Success a's churches are being asked erate with veterans helonging f al Canadian Legion Post in their annual Foupy Day drive to he "held on November 5. The ministers of the various denomivations will re. j ceive letters in time for announcement on Sunday, asking co-operation from the voung people's societies and. ob- itammg the nome: of those whe will | volunteer to sell the poppies, Poppy Day arrangements and plans (hor Armist . Sunday celebration marked last night's meeting of ihe veterans at their club rooms It was announced that, on their in jvitation, the Ontario Regiment w« uld 1 trade with the veterans to Memorial | Parl where a solemn service of com- j memoration will be held prior to the march to St. George's church where rors: re -- Rev. and Hom. 'Captain Jarrett of Port Johnson, 70 Belview Avenue. | | EE ---- | T-- y -- yin, For Better Values DIAMONDS Burns' Jewelry Store 23 SIMCOE 8. PHONE 389 Cash or Terms HILDREN have a wonder- ful friend in Ovaltine. As they sip its delicious, unique blending of ripe barley malt, fresh eggs and creamy milk, they gather new vitality and energy. Ovaltine is the best thing you can give kiddies. There is no substitute. Every particle is per- fectly balanced pis ot oh Easily digested, Ovaltine is ab- sorbed quickly and promptly creates a priceless reserve of vitality which protects small bodies 2g2inst fatigue and illness. Give Ovaltine to the children often, with their meals and be- tween meals. Kiddies love Ovaltine. It keeps the sparkle in their eyes, the roses of health in their cheeks, and brings Doctors all over Rosy-cheeked children happy as the day is long! Drink Ovaltine for hegith--the year 'round. 60c, 90c, $1.50 and special $5.25 fam- iy size. The larger tins are most econg= mical to buy, AL BUILDS UP BRAIN, NERVES AND BODY world recommend Oval- tine extensively. Made in England by A. WANDER LIMITED Perry, will take the Armistice Day service. While both ceremonials will |i held the afternoon of Sunday, No- vember 6, the precise hour will be announced later, : An old fashioned "Fish and Chips" supper marked the social hour which followed last night's general meeting which was presided over by Presi- dent Dan Douglas. Ladies of the Canadian Legion Aux- liary came in to share m the happy little gathering, and several baskets brought by them turned the stag lurch into a veritable banquet, Tomorrow, 43 members of the post gather at their club rooms shortly af- ter noon to give all woodwork a coat of paint and to fix things up generally for the winter season. : A publicity committee was apnoitt. ed to co operate with the press in the matter of reporting Legion activities. They are Secretary A. Gi Sergeant W. Finlay of the band, and Robert Stewart K. P, CARNIVAL EVENT POPULAR Officials Delighted With Patronage--3,000 Thousand Attend Last Night Last night saw the most success- ful evening so far in the Carnival being held by the local Knights of Pythias lodge. It is estimated that three thousand people passed through the doors of the old West End Rink, this crowd being swell. ed hy a considerable represeLtation trom Lindsay and Peterboro, who came to visit this activity of the cal Pythians. oy still runs high in the presenting of the diamond ring each night. Last night the holder of the lucky number was Wilbert Hall of 64 Hillcroft street, The stage presentation of the troupe of dancing girls r nder Titeh- iner Smith are continning to draw a large audience at eight and ten o'clock, the acrobatic dancing last night being favorably commented upon by many who witnessed it, The concessions were also well pa- tronized, as they have been since the carnival opened. In all, the officers of the lodge are very pleased with the reception that the carnival is having from the citizens. HAMILTON WOMAN Is BADLY INJURED Hamilton, Oct, 20--Mrs. Francis Miller, 4 Victoria Avenue South, is believed to have been injured fatal- ly tonight when she was knocked down by an automobile a she was crossing Main Street and Victoria Avenue. The car was driven by J. Fisher, 201 Rothsay Avenue. Mrs. Miller was removed to St Josenh's Hospital. Her condition is said to be critical. 'George Fisher, 112 Niagara Street, suffered serious injuries to his head tonight when he was struck by an automobile driven by Russell Mr. ; Fisher was removed to the General Hospital. Ny A Smart Frock for the Miss or Small Woman Delightfully girlish is the chic frock shown here and would be smart if fashioned of either woollen material or silk, The skirt has box-plaits in front and is joined to the bodice having tucks at eaeh shoulder. The long raglan sleeves are finished with shaped cuffs, and a trim turn-down collar fastens onto the dress. The back is in one plece and a shaped belt achieves the two-piece mode. A smart note of contrast may be introduced in the collar, cuffs and belt. No. 1527 is for misses and small women and is in sizes 16, 18 and 20 years. Size 18 requires 3% yards 39-inch ma: terial, or 8 yards 54-inch. If con. trasting material is used, 3; yard 39-inch additional is required. Price 20 cents the pattern, © Many styles of smart apparel may be found in our Fashion Book. Our designers originate their pat terns in the heart of the style cen: ters, and their creations are those of tested popularity, brought within the means of the average woman Price of the book 10 cents the copy, PATTERN PURCHASE COVIPON To The Daily Times Pattern Department Oshawa, Ont. Enclosed find Please send natterns listed be- Address Yown. .,. ., >. Province . Srarires Price, 20 cents each. Send stamps or coin. Wrap coin sarefully. A TORONTO DOCTOR A | PAGE FIVE HCOJ/IERY must alo WEAR «AND $O IT WILL IF IT I$ OUR STYLE No. 101 X. To the beauty of Kayser full fashioned pure thread silk stockings, one aust add the advantage of surprising wear. You will appreciate the long service, economy and fine ap- pearance of Style No. 101x-- heavier in weight, silk to the welt, and with the square hecl, Now on display in all the latest fall shades. MADE IN CANADA AT ALL LEADING BTORES UNDERWEAR GLOVES HOSIERY wid HEADS ASSOCIATION ( By Canadian Press) Boston. Oct, Oct. 21.--R. S CAPTAIN ACQUITTED AFTER RAMMING "SUB" 20---Captain John H. Cam- | piehl, who commanded the steamer { eron, one of the dircethrs of the Wo- | @ity of Rome when it rammed and men's College i Nickle, Murphy, presidents F. Armstrong | decided to open an extensive educa- | { tional campaign throughout the pro- failure to [is R. was unanimously elected President ot the Hospital Kingston, London, Among the Toronto Hospital at session todav, and were than It was | new directors Kingston { tvinee looking to grants of further fin- | length of time, tancial aid by governments. sank the submarine S-51 eff Block ; | Island in September, 1925. was ac- | Association at | gutted by a jury in Federal Court Hugh | today of charges brought about as Major A. H.|a result of the disaster, in which ciected vice | 35 lives were lost, The jury, after deliberating more three hours, diet of not guilty on the two counts. stand by a returned a ver- reasonrable and misconduet and negligence in operating his vessel. ------ Add ground or chopped nuts and fruit in amounts up io two cup Raisins, dates, prunes or figs are dés sirable fruit additions. y Idlewis® candied cherries or thondughly drained maraschino cherries. HOME-BUILDERS! For a large Lot in the heart of a residential district see ABERDEEN GARDENS 18 Lots for sale, Apply to Owners, A & J J SCOTT 383 Mary Street _ | SPECIAL PURCHASE For Saturday's selling. Twenty-five Coats to choose from. Velours and Sport Tweeds, Thebetion fur trimmings. Colcrs are wine, blue, sand, rown, DEWLAND'S SE -- 4 DE Simcoe St. N. Unprecedented alues| | Winter -at- EWLAND'S