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Woman's Daily Interest SOCIALand PERSONAL. The Times invites the cor operation of ita reader: in contributing items tn this column, Send in » raosteard or phone 83. x. and Mrs. C. Austen, of Montrea eal, have returned after spend- aster holidays with Mr, and 5. Daniels, Warren avenue. HOLD DANCE AT "WINTER GARDEN Macdonald-Cartier Club Give a Fine Social Function The MacDonald-Cartier Club held one of their most pleasant dances last evening at the Winter Gardens, ot which many attended, and at which the followers of the terspis- thorean art enjoyed themselves un- Hl far into the night. The music was of a high order ind a Toronto orchestra were im- ported for the occasion, Balloon fances and novelty dances featured the evening, The entertainment committee for the dance were. Miss Mary Mason, Miss Margaret Ander- son and Mr. George Pedlar. The officers of the Club, Messrs. A. W, S. Greer, Jack Cornwall and Harry Donald, did the honors at the ga- het ong th guests noticed m e Mayor RY D. Fomat, M. Mr. were: wl Mrs. Downey, - and 8 Frank XE ba Mrs, H, Williams, Dr, A, T. ¥, Ma- jor P. H: Jobb and Mrs. Jobb, Mr. and Mrs, Errol Burt Mr, and Mrs. Fred Patte, Mr. and Mrs, P. H, Blackburn, Mr. and Mrs, Bell, Mr. and Mrs. C. H, Stiner, Dr. and Mrs. Harold Trick, HOLD SUCCESSFUL EUCHRE The Lend-A-Hand Club held a euchre on Wednesday evening, and the prize winners were: 1st, Miss Freida Terry, 2nd, Mrs, Kelly, Con. solation, Mrs. Francis. 1st. Mn Lawrence, 2nd, Mr, Campro, Con- solation, Mr W, Scott. CONSERVATIVE CAUOUS IS HELD AT OTTAWA Ottawa, April 12.--Conservatives met in caucus today with Hon. R. B. Bennett, leader, and practically all Opposition members in attend- ance. Discussion was very general in its character, and no announce- ment was forthcoming at the con- clusion of the meeting. It 18 under- stood, however, that criticism will be voiced from the Opposition benches in respect to the appoint- ment of a minister to Toklo, when the estimate is under consideration. No definite decision to move an amendment, though, was reached at today's caucus. maaan ma---------- -- EE Headaches Don't "give in" to a headache as something that must be endured, Nor suffer the pains too many women accept as their "natural lot." Or any pain for which a tablet of Aspirin is always an absolute antidote! Whenever you have an ache or pain, your first thought should be of Aspirin, Because it's sure-fire; it does stop pain-- in a hurry, Because it's safe. Because Aspirin does not affect the heart. Every druggist has the real Aspirin of Bayer manufacture, with proven directions, PIRIN *~ is the trade ak (registered ja Canada rin mear ns Foyer Soon A? lo Eat. ae SAS BER W oie fli ¢ Cross" _ You know-- Every experienced man knows that in the final analysis there is no fuel that cap equal good Cross Creek anthracite for steady, even, economical heat satisfaction, and lasting Foremost among anthracite coals is Lehigh Valley household. with Ask For Cross Creek, Rich in carbon, clean, steady ing--thjs coal is real comfort insurance for your steady burm- You make mo mistake when you fill your bins LEHIGH VALLEY ANTHRACITE Jt is mnuscally free from impurities, Sotislies with exacting care and reaches you as free from foreign matter as coal can be. Upon Every. Ticket BRICK, WOOD, CEMENT, LIME, ETC. Also Agents for the famous ""Don Valley Brick" THE OSHAWA DAILY f TIMES. SATURDAY. APRIL 14, 1928 Many years ago Edward Brauns- combe, at that time one of the lead- ing temor soloists of Westminster Abbeyy choir, conceived the idea bi taking out to the various para of the Empire a combination of Cathedral boys and men, for the purpose of exemplifying the great cultural value of unaccompanied part-singing. It was the idea of a man who loved the old music of his country and wanted to carry its in- ration and beauty to the far places of the Empire. The first tour was in Canada-- twenty years ago--and so great was the success of the venture that in after years every part of the English-speaking world was visited, and tours of Java, Manila, Portugese East Africa, German West Africa, China, and Japan were undertaken. They were all successful. Now Mr. Branscombe comes back again to Canada, and presents his Westminster Glee Singers here at St. Andrew's Church on April 28th, afternoon and evening performance, The present combination consists of six of England's most famous soprano boy soloists, and of adults two male altos, three tenors and two basses, all vocalists of standing and preminently experienced in the difficult art of part-singing. Whilst anthems and carols are a part of their extensive repertoire, they rely mainly on the attraction of secular part-musie, consisting of many of the choral gems which have been provided in such plenitude by the leading British composers. Their programs will be found to contain a great diversity of styles, embrac- ing a considerable amount of light numbers, solos with vocal accom- paniment, sailors' chanteys, num- erous quartets, and many novelties of all descriptions, The unique nature of their en- tertainment is further heightened by ifs delightful method of pres- entation. The stiff formality of the ordinary concert platform has heen discarded, and many of the items are sung in a beantiful stage set- tig, and much effective and novel grouping of the singers. TRIM ANKLES NEED HOSE IN DAINTY COLOR AND CUT That bewitching feminine ankle that has intrigued poets into cen: turies of raving has grown capri- cious again! Spring is here with. its fashion changes--and smart ankles respond to the shifting mode. A new note in heel decoration 'is the reinforcement that extends as a decorative panel up the entire length of the back of the seam; and, '| in contrast, the very low, square heel shadow, Clocks are noted as important in chiffon and mesh hose. Lisle hose are still the thing for sport occasions, and often they take distinctive patternings, Spring colors are similar to win- ter shades, but lighter in tone. The beiges are important; yellow beige to accompany the smart yellow- beige costume; mauve beige adapt- ed to the bright navy or black costume; gray>beige, to be with gray or beige, or with printed costume, Nude is popular for evening, as it harmonizes with almost any cos- tume, Flesh, worn in the evening with white or flesh colors, harmonizes with bright colored slippers and white gown, - White jade--a resort smart because it harmonizes light and off-white costumes the smart natural colored shoes. U,P.R, UNDER WATER NEAR CARIBOU, ME. Ice Jam in Aroostook River Threatens Heavy Dam- age to Railways the color--is with and Caribou, Me., April 14.--An {ce jam three miles long and still growing despite the efforts of men and dynamite, filled the Aroos- took River above the Caribou dam threatening heavy damage to two railroads as well as the light and water supply of this town. Half a mile of the Canadian Pa- cific Railway tracks lay submerg- ed under water backed up by the jar. 'The rails of the Bangor & Aroostook Railroad were free of water, but fear was expressed that they would be buried under tons of ice when the jam lets go. A Canadian Pacific dynamite crew of 12 men had used two tons of explosive up to Wednesday even- ing in unsuccessful attempts to start the ice down river, while 8 men were patrolling the B. & A. right-of-way. The work of the dynamiters, 800 feet upstream, has caused trouble in the power house of the Caribou Water, Light and Power Company, where refuse loosened by the explosions has seeped into racks and pumps. Power company officials said that unless the trou- ble abates they would order the dynamiting halted through fear that the power house would be put out of commission. GET CHINESE INFIELDER Jersey City, N.J., April 12.-- Secretary Frank Donnelly of the Jersey City International League Club announced tonight that Buch Lad, Chinese infielder, had been ob- tained from the New York Giants on option, Child's Pajamas The pajamas shown here are quite imply fashioned and are a comfortable style. There is a drop - seat, center- front closing, round collar or applied band, patch pocket and long or short sleeves. Sizes 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 years. Sise 4 Tequires 2% yards 82-inch, or 3 yards 36-inch material. Price 20 cents the pattern. Home sewing brings nice clothes within the reach of all, and to fol- low the mode is delightful when it can be done so easily and econom- fcally by following the styles pic tured in our new Fashion Book. A chart accompanying each pattern shows the material as it appears when cut out. Every detail. is ex plained so that the inexperienced sewer can make without difficulty an attractive dress. Price of the book 10 cents the copy. PATTERN PURCHASE COUPON To The Oshawa Daily Times Patter). Department Oshawa, Ont. Enclosed find .. Please send Datterns listed be- low: sessseaersrsnss BZD Lou. #lZe s.004, [ 1} {PAP Address 0 fown Province . pes rtinees Price, 20 cents each, Seno stamps or coin. Wrap colp :arefully, se0 ses esssR ree S worn |' GENERAL NOBILE'S AIRSHIP BLESSED Religious Services Are Cele- brated at Airdrome in Milan Milan, Italy, April 14.--Religious services were celebrated at the Bag- gio Airdrome in the blessing of Gen. Umberto Nobile's dirigible Italia Wednesday afternoon, Cardin- al Tosi and Archbishop Cossio, of Loreto, attended the ceremony. Archbishop Cossio brought with him an image of the Madonna which Gen. Nobile will take to the Pole, Our Lady of Loreto being the pat- ron saint of all Italian aviators. The oaken cross, which the Pope presented to Gen. Nobile to be drop- ped at the Very North Pole itself, was borne at the head of the pro- cession to the airdrome and was made the object of reverence by the crowds along the way. Mone to Loan Secured by first mort- gages--b0 per cent. of value--on dwellings-- apartment houses or offices and stores lo- cated in Oshawa. ; GIBSON BROS, a No _ NeApms = Discerning Tenth: Someone slid recently, _ nine-tenths of the world is blind to beauty. If this is so, perhaps it is foolish for a store of this size to cater to the re- maining tenth -- But it's so much more fun. Cinderella Dress Shoppe 153 Simcoe St. S. Phonz 2879 srodredelede jorfecfeods Rh HUGE TANK, ASKEW ON CAR, RAZES A HOUSE New York, April 13.--The fast freight from Albany on the West Shore Railroad, due in Weehaw- ken at midnight on Saturday was carrying with it as it steamed through North Bergen, N.J., a huge steel tank on a flat car, Somehow the tank worked loose from its fastenings and was riding askew. A mile outside the North Bergen tunnel a passenger traln, bound westward, grazed the loosened tank and knocked it still further to the side. The engine of the freight nosed into the tunnel and at the same moment the big tank crashed against the fan house, where a dy- namo supplies power to blow the tunnel clear of smoke. In the fan house was the motor attend- ant, George W. Mitsch, 65 years old. The fan house crumpled and Mitsch was buried under the de- bris of steel girders, machinery and cement, Three men who live in a hoase close to the tracks, saw the accl- dent. They ran to the tunnel mouth and started to extricate Mitsch. First they cleared an air passage for him and listened for the shout that would tell them he was still alive. They heard' it, and desper- ately worked to free the man. Charles Lyons, the conductor of the freight, which had stopped; the engineer, Fred Chichester, and the train crew joined them and gent word for help. Lieutenant Quilter of the North Bergen police dispatched reserves to the scepe. In half ap hour they had Mitsch out. An ambulance carried him to the North Hudson Hospital, where it was found that his left leg was broken, his body badly bruised and that his skul! might be fractured. Mitsch asked attendants not to notify his wife, Estelle, of the accident until morn- ing. She learned about it as she was starting for church. Both east and west bound tracks of the West Shore were blocked for some time while crews got the big boiler back on the flat car. BRANTFORD MAN BUYS BELL PIANQ & ORGAN The Bell Piano and Organ Com- pany, Limited, of Guelph, has given an option on their complete prem- ises to Mr. John S. Dowling of Brantford, and the latter reports that he is taking over this business entirely under a new charter, with the intention of carrying on their present business and establishing the business to its proper position in Canada. The plant has been run for over 60 years and of recent years by English capital, operated by Mr. Grimsdick, a trustee sent out from England some years ago. The Eng- lish courts have approved of the sale of the property to Mr. Dowl- ing, and a charter has been re- ceived for the new company, known as Bell Pianos, Limited, which will operate the company in future, Botte dedadedtedeadtodtodiod. A ddhoiiniododododiosiodo fu ododdod EA GN I a 4 " r 4 s 4 " # F " " " 4 4 4 4 F " " F ¥ pF Bed tedadtadds a "BANKRUPT SALE ELECTRIC FIXTURES AND 8 UPPLIES AT OSHAWA ELECTRIC STORE 148 SIMCOE STREET SOUTH business bas only been going oy "oni cing fos' and le X AHEAD AND SAVE MONEY H. D. WOGP, AR Bee adedtodtodt Co a as EN 00 0 2 20 a a continue for 10 days. Eyery- jamps, electric washer, " " " " R " L # # - 4 - " x - " " » % - EA a 2 a a a 3 conducting Sale. A it . PAGE tm Ey LADY ELEANOR BYNG| | ON WITNESS STAND Testifies Against Rector Charged With Unbecom- "ing Conduct London, April 14.--Continuance of hearing of Rev. Oswald Ernest Heyden, rector of Avening, before a bishop's commission at the Shire Hall, Gloucester, on charges of conduct unbecoming to the cloth, brought by Lady Eleanor Byng, (not the wife of Lord Byng, form- er Governor-General of Canada) to the stand. The hearing was ordered by Rt. Rev. A. C. Hedlam, Bishop of Glou- cester, after he had heard com- plaints that the rector paid court to two of his parishioners, had kissed one, "notwithstanding the fact that she repelled his atten- tions," had told 'naughty' stories, used profane language and patron- ized ale houses, Lady Byng, in her evidence, said her daughter, who used to play tennis at the rectory, made a statement to her, in consegeunce of which she told her not to play tennis at the rectory again. The rector's wife gave evidence. She said she had been married to Mr. Heyden for 28 years. All her married life had been exceptionally happy. She knew of her husband's friendship with Miss Chipp but she never had a moment's anxiety about him either with Miss Chipp or anybody. She remembered Miss Sharpe's letter. Miss Sharpe fol- lowed the rector about and seem- ed to want him to pay her atten- tions, witness said. Miss Nina Chipp was the next witness. She denied any improp- riety between herself and the rec- tor. He was just a friend. Cross- examined by Mr. Clements, witness sald the rector lent her novels by "| Thomas Hardy. Counsel: "Did he lend you 'Jude, the obscure? '" "No." "Did he lend you any hooks hy a person named Marie Stopes?' "No." "You swear that?" I do." Court adjourned till May 4. -- PARAMOU NT OSHAWA THEATRES LTD, DIVIDEND NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a dividend of One and three-quarters percent (1% percent.) on the Pref- erence shares of the Company has heen declared, payable on the 15th day of May, 1928, to shareholders of record on April 30th, 1928. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD, N. L. NATHANSON, Managing Director. Dated at Toronto this 14th day of April, 1928, Sa Taare of Manchester and created a baronet in 1916. Sir ward was the eldest son of Josepl Holt, Manchester, and was bora of Sept. 9, 1849. SIR EDWARD HOLT DEAD Manchester, April 12.--Sir Ed- ward Holt died suddenly yesterday in his 79th year. 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