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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, . THURSDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1921 PAGE FIVE WOMEN'S DAILY INTEREST \ guest at the Gables for the week-end. [SOCIAL and 'PERSONAL The Times invi vites the. sos uperation of its readers in contributing items to this column. Send in = post. card or phone 38. ' --The delightful weather of the past week brought an unusually large num- ber of guests to the Gables. Toronto, Pcterboro, Rowmanville, Lindsay and Oshawa being well represented. --Mrs, T. L. Wilson with her little daughter, Glenna, Colborne street, re- turned hom today after visiting' with her sister-in-law, Mrs. W. Aber- nethy, at Campbellford. BIRTHDAY PARTY A most pleasant afternoon and ev- ening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Foote, 121 Clarke street, yesterday, the occasion being the --Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flemming, of Toronto, entertained Lady Flem- ming, of Aberdeen, Scotland, and Miss Wood, of New York, at a tea at the Gables one afternoon last week. --Mr. Laurencé Kelly, of the Royal Trust Co, of Montreal, was a dinner gu st at the Gables on Wednesday ev- ening. --Another delightful tea was given in honour of Julien Arnold, son of the late Sir Hdwin Arnold, who was a Listen! Skinny Folks Why Not Put on Flesh Where Flesh is Needed Tens of thousands of exceedingly thin men and women have put ua #ood healthy flesh with McCoy's Cod Liver Extract Tablets--and put it on where it was most needed. There's nothing in McCoy's that can hurt you--They' will not only help you to take on weight you necu, but will make you stronger, more energetic and vigorous, McCoy takes all the risk--Read this ironclad guarantee, If ui. taking 4 sixty cent boxes of McCoy's Cod Liver Extract Tablets or 2 one dollar boxes any thin, underweight man or woman doesn't gain at least 6 pounds and feel completely satis- fied with the marked improvement | in' health--your druggist is author- ized to return the purchase pr. e. Ask Jury & Lovell, Ltd., T, ID. Mitchell or any good druggist. birthday of Misses Nellie and Minnie Saunders. The dining room was prettily decorated with a color scheme of mauve and white. There were mauve and white ribbons from the chandelier to little baskets filled with bon-bons for each of the thirty little guests. A happy time was spent in games and music. The hostesses re- ceived many pretty and useful gifts and wish to thank their little friend: for them. DISPUTE DUTY ON RUBBER GOODS Applications Received By the Tariff Board for Increase and Decrease (By Canadian Press) Ottawa, Oct. 27.--On application for a reduction of duty on manufactured rubber goods, R. J. Dechman, on he half of the consumers' lcague, met with considerable opposition on the part of manufacturérs before the tariff Advisory Board today. Apph- cants contended that the present tariff rate almost prohibited imports and the present position of Canadain manufac- turers justified a reduction, but Doug- las Hallam of the Canadian Woollen Manufacturers, and A. B. Hannay of the rubber association counteded with | an application for a 25 per cent, in- | crease, asserting the industry requir- led continuance of protection against the huge production of the United States, sil PETLURA"S FRIENDS MAY SEEK TO KILL HIS ASSASSINATOR (Cable Service to The Times by Canadian Press) Paris, Oct. 27.--The possibility that friends of the slain General Pet- lura might seek to punish Samuel |® Schwartzbard, his assassinator, af- ter the court had freed the latwr, kept Schwartzbard, today under cov- er. If the court defends Schwar:z- bard's act on behalf of the Jewish race 'justified vengenance™ perhaps vetlura's relatives might continue to cycle by taking Schwartzbard's life, it was suggested. FORMALITY OBSERVED That legal formality to the full- est extent is observed in the ms- charge of duties in connection with the administration of the law in this city, was evident in police court this morning. A charge of violating the Highway Traffic Act was called a- gainst the Tyler Transport Company of Toronto. Nobody appeared on be- half of the defendant and Chier Friend made the customary call ot Tyler Transport Co, trhee times and upon no response being made he ur- dered a cons'able to go outtide ana call. The officer evidently enjoying a chance to "yell" went to the hall- way and with a lusty voice called "The Tyler Company' three times. Was Always Tired, Due to Stomach Gas "My husband and I would bloat un with gas and always felt tireu. Then we hegan Adlerika, Today we eat what we like, sleep well and teel 20 years younger."--Mrs, W. D. Kingsbury. Adlerika relieves gas and that bloat- ed feeling so that you can eat and sleep well, Acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel and removes old waste | matter. No matter what you have tried for your stomach and bowe's, Adlerika will surprise you, Jury & 1 ovell, Druggists, [orINIon Scns Lyte Al J Ca -- Hallowe! and all it means~-- Pumpkins Candies Apples Everything fortheparty Play Safe and buy your require- ments of these at the store " Where Quality Counts" 2 cl 1 {5 W EL) White Satin Flour The Best for Your Pumpkin Pies 24-1). Bag LL yy # [| J "9c Domino Brand Baking Powder 16.02. 19° Pure Lard 3-1b. pail 49¢ 20-1b. tub $3.19 Choice New Pack, Pumpkin 2 vas 23¢ Maraschino Cherries Smati 12¢ ty s-oz. 25¢C Boer Fine Quality Mincemeat 2 1s. 35¢ California Seedless Pee Golden Dates 2 ms. 23¢C 1/,-1b. pkt. Table FIGS 10¢ Everything for the Hallowe'en Party Dried Fruits ins 29¢ Lemon or Orange Ib. 25€ Citron ib, §§¢ Cut Mixed ib. 30¢ Domine Brand Fancy Quality Peas 18c No. 3 Sieve Christie's Fancy Mixed Biscuits . Nuts A very choice mixture Rit Rye EE Tarragona Almonds way, Medium Braziis29°n. SALT Runatng 115... tedizes 13% | KARAVAN DATES Dares 19¢. in 1, 5, 5, Domine "ii OQ, or BREAD Keeps moist longer A flavor all its own Bovril Puts Beef into You Lor. zor Just ONE spoonful | AWA ile HOSIERY SPECIALISTS IN FITTING, WEIGHT AND PRESSURE. AGENTS FOR CANADIAN, ENGLISH 1] AND AMERICAN | SEAM AND SEAMLESS ELASTIC HOSIERY Abdominal AU THORS ee) GN § Jo) I35S CHURCH SY TORONTO MASQUERADE WAS A BRILLIANT EVENT Startling Costumes Seen at Hallowe'en Party of G.M.C. Dramatic Club General Motors Convention Hall was the scene last night of one of the most brilliant Hallowe'en! masquerade dan- ces that have ever been held in this city, when the Musical and Dramatic Club held another of their successful SCOTTISH RITE BANQUET HERE The Guest of Honor Was Thomas Wade of Toronto Lodge of Perfection Rosicruician Masons of Oshawa, forming the local Scottish Rite Club under jurisdiction of the Valley of Toronto, held a largely attended ban- quet at Welsh's Parlors last night which was attended by local Lodge of Perfection, Rose Croix Chapter and Consistory members. Thomas Wade, thrice Puissant Grand Master of the Toronto oLdge of Perfection to which Oshawa members of the Ancient aad Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemason- rv owe allegiance, was the guest of honor, In addition to the social feature ¢ the gathering, the -club transacted much important business and coming Yeutions. CHICAGO BIKE RACE PAST MIDWAY POINT (By Associated Press) Chicago, Ills, Oct, 27--Jams-- no end of them--made the Colise- um a bedlam last night and today as the international six-day bike race wheeled past the midway point, Petri and Hill, the German-Ameri- can team, went into a tie for the leadership with the Australians, McNamara and Walket, after a night of wild riding, Recent Deaths ARCHIBALD MeNIGHT sympathy of their and acquaintances 'in this etxended to Mr. and Mrs, Samuel McNight, 122 Gibbon street, in the death of their infant son, Archibald, who died at the Oshawa General Hospital yesterday at the age of nine months, He was born in Ireland, his parents having just came to Canada a few months ago, The funeral was hel@ irom the residence 122 Gibbon street this af- terncon at 3 p.m. Interment will he made in Union cemetery, The friends city is many MRS, ELIZABETH WILSON The death occurred yesterday at her residence, 217 Gibbons street, of Elizabeth Wilson, wife of Thomas Wilson, at the age of 34. Mrs. Wilson was born in Glasgow, Scotland, and became the bride of Thomas Wilson while still residing in the old land, Five years ago the family removed to Canada, and took up residence in Oshawa, Mrs. Wil- son has been in poor health for some time, but had been confined to her bed less than a month when death occurred. She was a member | of St. Andrew's United Church. Besides her husband she leaves two small children, David aged 6, and May aged 8, She is also surviv- ed by one sister, Mrs. Heffer, of Oshawa, and two brothers who re- side in Scotland, The. funeral will be held from the family residence, 217 Gibbon street, on Saturday, October 29th, at 2.30 p.m. and will be conducted by Rev. F. J. Maxwell. Interment will be made in Union Cemetery. Trained nurse tells women avital secret 0 Monger need women suffer needlessly. Modern med- has at last found KAFE hd SURE relief from periodic distress. Nilene is the name and noth- ing like it has ever been known before. Contains no marcotics --no habit-forming drugs -- nothing to cause ill effects on heart or | stomach. Absolutely ure and pleasant to take. afely and quickly soothes pains --speedily strengthening system restoring If periodic distress Serieres any shyicans actiyities--try ile Bleu. presc: Nurses i hp it. I is bring- ing glorious relief and happi- mess to more and more women daily: -it will surely delight you, too. Costs very little. For sale by Druggists. NILENE made ! tentative arrangements for its share in - For Women dais 4 ev 2 The hall was nicely decorated in the traditional Hallowe'en shades, and when the members had arrived, the costumes and their setting in the hall presented a colorful apeparance. The arrangemént and decoration of the hall were in charge of the dance com- mittee. During the evening music was rendered by Reynolds and Watson's combined orchestra and dancing was enjoyed from nine until one, lunch be- ing served at eleven o'clock. Vocal numbers during the evening contri- buted to its entertaining features, and consisted of contralto tenor duets by Mr, Lewis and Mrs. Lessy, humorous selecitions by Mr. Hamilton, contralto Best for You and Baby too Baby's own . Imported direct from the Orient | , in metal lined chests. Blended and packed into 11b, 2lb, %lb. bright Aluminum packages. REDROSE TEA RED ROSE ORANGE PEKOE is extra good. is good tea" solos by Mrs. James, and duets by the Misses McNabb. Suitable prizes were awarded for both costumes and dancing, judges for Stirling and Drummond and for the the former being Messrs. Broomfield, dancing Mr. and Mrs. St. George. Winners of the various awards were: best dressed lady, Mrs, P. M. Roberts in Oriental costume; best dressed gentleman, 'Mr. P. M. Roberts, also in Oriental costume; best lady's comic costume, Miss Thompson as Pierotte; best gentleman's comic costume, Mr, H. McConnell as "The fool of the family." The prize for the west walt- zers was won by Mr. Drummond and Mrs. Williams. The evening was in every way a fine success, due in no small part to the entertainment committee, and also to the splendid way in which the mem- bers attended. A feature of the pro- gram .was a flashlight photo of the entire assembly taken by Campbell's Studio, showing the varied cos!umes worn on hte occasion, EE POSTMASTER GIVES | LANTERN LECTURE BEFORE SCHCOL CLUB Last evening the Centre Street Home and School Club was favoured with a lantern lecture by Post master Matheson. It showed all phases of post office work. Though the atten- dance was unusually small those who were present enjoyed the lecture very much and have a far better apprecia- tion of the great work of public ser- vice performed by the post office de- partment, A short program preceded the lec- ture. It consisted of a vocal solo hy Mrs. C. P, Davis and pianoforte solos by Miss Constance Colpus. "I've just asked the new cook for her references," 'You should have asked for samples." eee ---- | LADIES" COATS Navy Blue Chinchilla Coats. for the week end that are not likely to be sur- Special prices passed anywhere, -- A real opportunity, $17 - $7.95 up. ning Gowns, most beautiful gowns shown at this store for some time, The most outstanding feature is the price, which is exceedingly Week-end Store News at the Fair fl ..... L.A SPEGIALS For Friday and Saturday N ORDER to stimulate business this week end, and at the same time continue in keeping with our usual custom we wish to announce to the ladies of Oshawa and vicinity a few of the many real outstanding values in Coats and Dresses that will be available at our store on Simcoe St. South, during the latter days of this week. Ladies' Dresses A wide selection of dresses to choose from, as a new shipment of dresses has only recently arrived, and in this partic- ular shipment we have many exceptional bargains to offer, includin, Georgettes, Satin-faced Canton, Velvets, Chiffon Velvets, etc. Price ranging from g Flat Crepe, Also a new shipment of Eve- which are considered the Special Offer In Coats Materials of the very best obtainable: anywhere are to be found made up in the choicest styles of garments at this store. These coats are supreme, being made of needlepoint, duvtyne, pinpoint. Prices ranging as ALE low as suedine, 7 The "FAIR" Phone 1173 Simcoe St. S.