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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1927 Millinery Sale New Winter _ Hats, individual styles, all handmade. At reduced prices. Miss V. Caldwell's, 45 King St. W. (110a) Cars Collide. . When John Griggs, Harmony, was pulling out from the curb at Simcoe and Bond streets yesterday, his car was hit by another one and slightly damaged. The other car apparently suffered no damage. Afternoon Tea. Mrs. W. Cockwell, convener of group 4, Albert Street Ladies' Aid Society gave an afternoon tea Thurs- day at the home of Mrs, Smith, 36 Elm street, which was prettily dec- orated. Splendid music was render- ed by Miss Elva harpe; a reading was given by Miss Burge. The pro- ceeds were in aid of a bazaar, Fender Damaged The left fender of an automobile was damaged late last night in an accident that occurred on Alice street. E. Edmondson, 251 Simcoe street south, was driving west on this street when he ran into a car which was parked on the street, it is alleged, without lights. The other car was not damagad. Wl mez I Formal § Wear Only rimless glasses or spec- tacles are consid- ered correct for oc- casions of form- ality. We can furnish them in the latest white gold styles. -- Jury & Lovell Optical Parlors Phone 28 or 20 | RILEY'S IMPORTED ENGLISH TOFFEE FOUR VARIETIES 4 oz. 15¢ 59¢c a pound KARN'S DRUG STORE Next to P.O. Phone 378 Walter Bev a local man, ap- peared in court this morning in con- tinuation of his hearing on a charge of non-support which was adjourned from a few days ago. He pleaded not guilty to the charge, and after some evidence had been heard the case was dismissed. Stapley agreed, however, to contribute $10 a week to the support of his family. Ee Cars Slightly Willie Lee, former proprietor of the Biltmore Cafe, figured in an au- tomobile accident about ten o'clock this morning on King Street. Lee, #ho was driving a Buick sedan, and nother man who was driving a Ford 'oadster, collided while both ears were going west. Damage to either Jar was not great, and a settlement 1 the damage was agreed upon by ae parties. iix Cases Adjourned Six of the cases which came be- fore Magistrate A. F. Hind in Po- lice Court this morning were ad- iourned, all of them being scheduled (0 appear next Friday, November 18. The first group of cases was that of four youths who have been rounded up by the local police and re facing charges of theft of auto- mobiles, The other two cases are sharges for violations of traffic { esulations, Pythian Sisters Meet Ontario Temple No. 1 Pythian Sis- crs. held their regular meeting last evening with Sister Clara Schwartz M.E.G. presiding. After the business of the evening was transacted satis- factorily, Sister T. Cliff,- E.J., was asked to escort Sister Jarvis to the platform and Sister Grace Russell, M. of F., on behalf of the Temple nrseented Sister Jarvis with half a dozen silver tea spoons, to commem- orate her recent marriage. Sister Jarvis thanked the Temple for the zift in a few well-chosen words. Simcoe Street LI. A, S. The regular monthly meeting of Simcoe Street Ladies' Aid Society was held Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock with the president Mrs. O. Mrs. Alger in charge Final arrange- ments were made for the hot sup- per and organ recital to be held on November 29. The program consist. ed of a solo by Mrs. T. E. East, pi- ano solo by Miss Sharpe and a vocal number by Mrs. Percie Maybee. Af- ter repeating the Lord's Prayer, re- freshments were served by the lad- ies of Mrs Argue's group, Newtonville Anniversary The annual thanksgiving services of the Predbyterian Church at New- tonville were held on Sunday last both afternoon and evening. ® They were conducted by Rev. A, Cc. Keeves, of Knox Presbyterian Church, Oshawa. The choir of the r'resbyterian Church of Bowmauan- ville under Mr, Lockhart had charge ol the music and their services were much appreciated. Rev. Ro- ert MeDerment is the minister of the joint charges of Bowmanville and Newtonville, In Memoriam TEMPERTON--In loving memory of Pte. W. T. Temperton, who died November 11, 1925, in Chris- tie St. Hospital, " The years are passing swiftly by, And still T don't forget, | And in the hearts that loved you best, | Your memory lingers yet. Wife and Daughters. (110a) FEASBY--In Muriel, 11th, loving memory of who passed away Nov. 1922, in her eighth year. i Deep in our hearts lies a picture Of a loved one laid to rest, In memory's frame we will always keep it, Because our girlie was one of the best. Sadly missed by Mother and Daddy. (110b) CHESEBROUGH--In loving memory of our dear son, Clarence, who de- parted this life, five years ago to- day, November 11, 1922, The Heavenly gates were onen wile! A loving voice said. "Come". We cannot tell, we know not why, The best are called the first to die. --=S8adly missed by Mother and Dad. (110a) » 100 tons.. 9 Celina St. THAM PHENIX NATIONAL BANK pros TRUST CO., NEW YORK, Trustee Represent an intec4 in CORPORATIONS To buy a few shares of each of these corpora- tions would cost many thousands of dollars. Common Stock Trust Shares give every investor, large or small, an Oppo a and emtra dividends, subsésiption rights and appreciation Price at the Market About $14.00 Send for Descriptive Circular CASSELS, BIGGAR, TURNER & CRAWFORD Established 1902 MEMBERS TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGE Oshawa Office FOREMOST rtunity to share in the of all these 00 great corporss 9 DANIAN (ANI B\I/@\I/B\ 8 /8\)/A\ BIA TST Telephone 2600-1 ST NS Asbestos .. ...... Bell Telephone. Br. Amer. Oil .... B. C. Fishing .... Brompton. Burt, F. N. Can. Bread Can Ind. Alcohol | Christie Brown City Dairy Canada Malting .. Imperial Tobacco . Imperial Oil Int. Nickel Int. Petroleum 33% Northern Bakeries 40% Seagram .. ..... 22 Shredded Wheat . 67 Mines 149% 36% 13% 56 69 41% 69 198 31% 9% 60% 65 485 37 91 113 Amulet Argonaut .. ..... Barry Hollinger .. Bidgood .. .... BOAVEr .. «sven. 334 Central Manitoba . 181 Dome. .. oa +1300 Dom. Kirkland ... 10 Hollinger ve+1725 Howey snsnaies 100 Jackson M. 78% Kirkland Lake ... 282 Kootenay Florence . 23 Lake Shore Laval-Quebec Macassa .. McIntyre Mining Corpn. Noranda Nipissing Newbee Pawnee .. Potterdoal Premier .. Saint Anthony San Antonio Ribago .. Teck Hughes Tough Ohkes .... Wright Hargraves Wiltsey Coughlan . Mining sales to Noon Silver. 57% 58% 710 66 2,150,080 YORK STOCKS Stock High Low Amer, Can. .. 70% 6814 Amer. Tel. ..176% 176% Atchison ....189% Balt. & Ohio .1183% Briggs Mfg, 21% Bald. Loco. .153% Jan. Dry; ... 491 Can. Pac. ...1958% Chrysler .... 56% "ongoleum .. 24% Dupont 309% Dodge "A" .. 14% Wrie vee 04 Fam. Plyrs, .110 Fen. Motors .130% "en, Asphalt 835g Gold Dust 65 Hudson 67 nt. Comb. ,, 465 nt, Nickel .. €6% "nt. Har. .232 nt. Paver .. 69 Kan. City 8. 627% Man, Elec. ., 45% Miss. Pac. .. 54 Mont. Ward 855 Overland 147% Phil. Pete, .. 42% Radio 785% Studebaker ,, 55 3t, Louis San 109 lears Roebuck 79 3% 7.8. Rubber . 49% 1.8: C.I, Pipe 201 1.8. Steel 136% Woolworth ..193% Yellow Cab 28 1 NEW 2 P.M, 176% 189 118 JEMAND EXTENSION IMMIGRANT LOAN Women Would Aid Can- adian Farmers--President Re-elected London, Nov. 10.-- MacBeth today 'o H. B. Neely, Judge Talbot granted permission on behalf of William Tite and the London Trades and Labor Council, to make returnable n the Supreme Court on Saturday next his motion for an injunction to restrain the City Council from making expenditures not authorized hy the Municipal Act, President Is Re-elected The Women's Institutes of West- arn Ontario today elected Mrs. George Edwards of Komoka as President and Miss Norma MacKen- zie as Secretary. Standing commit- tees were chosen as follows: Educa- tion, Mrs. Simon Shier, Arkona; Health, 'Mrs. J. B. Ferguson, West Lorne; Agricultural, Mrs. R. Beam- ish, Ilderton; Home Economies, Mrs, Norman Anderson, Wilton Grove; Legislation, Mrs. Fred Haggan, Ayl- mer; Immigration, Mrs. W. T. Meade, Blenheim; Relief, Mrs Bol- ton Fitzgerald, Thorndale; Commun- ity Activities, Mrs. Ernest Carran, Mooretown; Historical Research, Mrs. H. Coghill, Kingsville; Pub- licity, Mrs. B. McGugan, Rodney; Canadian' Industries, Mrs. George Edwards, Komoka, Convention Committee: South Essex, Mrs. G. W. Doyle, Essex; North Essex, Mrs. L. J. Smith, Essex; East Kent, Mrs. Will Leverton, Both- well; West Kent, Mrs. W. T. Meade, Blenheim; West Elgin, Mrs. J. C. McMillan, Crinan; East Elgin, Mrs. George Jackson, West Lorne; West Lambton, Mrs, Edward Curran, Mooretown; East Lambton, Mrs. Fred Gallie, Forest; East Middlesex, Mrs. Bolton Fitzgerald, Thorndale, West Middlesex, Mrs. Glenn, Wards- ville; North Middlesex, Mrs. Archie Fraser, Ilderton; North Oxford, Mrs. John E. Young, Embro; Perth, Mrs. C. B. Spaks, St. Mary's; Mrs. Mal- colm MacBeth; Milverton. A little girl was travelling in a tramecar with her mother, a woman of very slight build. Presently an extremely stout wo- man boarded the car, and sat down opposite the little girl. The tram started off with a jerk, 70% | MISSES' In This Well Timed Offering Some of them Makers' Sample Garments; others taken from the latest arrivals on our own racks to make up the necessary variety in sizes and styles. The entire offering divided into 3 special price groups. Sizes 16 to 20 misses and 36 to 44 women':. TS -------------------------- nano OATS Barrymore needlepoint, tyne. Luxurious shawl $37.50 values. 15 COATS AT thibetine and oppossum. Regular $35.00 and 15 COATS AT French broadcloth, duvetyne, needlepoint, moleskin plush, baby lamb plush, lonz shawl collars of American oppossum. Regular values up to $49.50. broadcloth and duve- and crush collars of spo 1 Tar 25 COATS AT French all wool duvetyne and needlepoint, shawl and crush collars of the choicest thibe- tine. Regular $29.00 and $32.50 values. $2 HATS 1 $3 A Smart Collection of Arrive for Saturday, Nov. 12 Satin and tinsel, velvet and tinsel, velvet and felt combinations. Every hat an exclusive style. Specially priced at... oA The John Mac- Donald Close- out Sale contin- ues with increas- ing interest in every section of the store. TN SIMCOE ST, SOUTH E:cclusive Agents for Lover's Form Corsets and the child contemplated the wo- man opposite her for some minutes, then, turning to her mother. inquir- ed in a loud voice:-- "Mother, is that all one lady?" A man entered a chliemist"s very hurriedly and asked for a dozen quinine pills. "Do you want them il in a box, sir?" asked the assistant, as he was "Too Late to Classify ROOMS TO RENT FOR LIGHT housekeeping, 351 Arthur Street. (110a) Por Your PHONE 22 1. vet: Thompson's Drug Store 0H Rimcoe Rt. 8. We Deliver 7 Ab them "out. the customer "I was thinking "Oh, no, certainly not," von them home." ot E-- nw ni 213 gov 1 ont =i bus avioa Mom ofl 2 : woul er Fohiene. 80 SPECIALISTS IN MINING SECURITIES LISTED AND UNLISTED HEAD OFFICE: REFORD BUILDING Bay and Wellington Sts., Toronto PRIVATE WIRE SYSTEM 11 King Street Fast, Oshawa Above CPR, Office, Phone 144 8. F. Everson, Local Manager MEL tob-- ' Hewal ard. Offered oo 2d Twenty-Five Dollars ($25. 00) will be paid to any one, by the unde : ves informa- ' tion leading 1 (to the conviction of the persor. or persons who, in a sneak thief style broke into our premises, last night November 9th, or on the morn- ing of November 10th, and forced their way from there in- to the stockroom, and taking there from 30 x 3% Firestone Tires and Tubes, and ot'"er ac- cessories, 9 Bond Street West, Oshawa, Ontario ipo Thickson Motor Saez ds ne A i un RIL LT s10t2 | LL - or LBUCR haidse 153800 OT dk siti iN IRR TT 01494 {GV}