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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1929 Eel lr. deorss tamily West's ¢ Foah who received serious ine Glen Major last wok 18 & ing as well as can be expected, to have Mr, 'and our neighbor. 2:3 moyed to Osh- 0'Bo; ped a fine Toa ot Toad ot cattle to en hent on B que in as a gentle lamb a very unfavorable sign - to those skilled in weath- o 48 we ma expect it to make its pet like a "roaring lion," ere are a number on the move this neighborhood this spring, Foy farms are changing hands as well as smaller properties, MAPLE GROVE Maple Grove, Mar, 6--Our young eople are expecting a visit from benezer league on Thursday even. ing of this week, Mr, Ernie Laird, Toronto spent Sunday with his parents here, sased to report that Mr Mr, How- 4 Young Wife Lives on Thin Soup 5 Months "I lived on soup 6 months he- cause of stomach gas, I tried Ad- lerika and now eat most anything without any gas,"-=Mrs, A, J, Con- nor, Even the FIRST spoonful 'of Ad- lerika relieves gas on the stomach and removes astonishing amounts of old waste matter from the system, Makes you enjoy your meals and sleep better, No matter what you have tried for your stomach and bowels, Adlerika will surprise you, Jury & Lovell, Druggists, 3 services were ala here on ay afternoon, An interest- 9 ling feature during the Sunday School session was presentation to. Mrs, W, J. Snowden by the mem- bers and ex-members of the Busy Worker's Class of which she has 'heen teacher for eR ears, After the lesson period Biioen Hoe» ken, president of the class was cal- isd on, and read the following ad- Tess, Dear Aunt Minnie.-- It is with regret that we find that you deem it advisable to discon- tinue your office as teacher of the Busy Worker's Class. But it is with a great deal of pleasure that we, the members and the ex-members of your Sunday School class are taking this opportunity of showing our apreciation of your untiring efforts as teacher, For many years you have been a leader and teacher of the young ladies of this com- munity and no one can know how far-reaching has been your influ- ence, Not only your teaching, but the life you have lived and your | winning personality has been instru mental in gaining the confidence and friendship of each one of your scholars, We realize that it has meant sacrifice and many hours of thought and preparation to be so faithful in attendance and to bring a message each Sunday to meet the needs of those who looked to you fog help. Even though at times you hive probably felt discouraged we want to ure you, that your efforts have not been in vain for we feel better equipped in many ways to face the life that is before us be- cause of the time spent week by week under your guidance and we are glad to know that even though you are not with us every Sunday, you are still able to attend our Sunday School and are willing to o else | wants new clothes9 ih i HIN i fi gi t: : E i & : i i § H H LL tains, couch covers, faded cretonnes, ry AE TUES Ji rugs just as satisfactorily t8 an WE si baonue i dos not hands or utensils, It is hot Boy 7 patience, ot fond about Sunset two ears des ever since wi ul results, here in town will not believe have redyed the "Heat Your Home: the Dixon Way BUY -- Motors the All quantity, Scmp Wood, londs of Bonsd Ends and Scantling -- ALSO That Famous EDDO COAL and SOLVAY. COKE DIXON COAL CO. Telephone 262 FOUR LINES TO CENTRAL General For Economy Big loads of good size Hard Wood Blocks, Just thing fo Yor for your r furnatepgak stove or fireplace, le ae Hod Hoi : being sold as scrap wood for only $3.50, Limited songs, We sing about "Micki. gan," "My Ohio Home," Swanee River," but at last the most romantic portion of Canadian territory has served to inspire is not often that Canada has been the inspiration for popular *The Es MY ANGELINE Evangeline Well, Grand Pre Tr gr ft Be Tears, aime," hava n the "Evangeline" ¢ xy and ne oubt, many ongs will Ay Sate x nd add to the fame of quaint ova Scotia valley of ap le blos. soms, . The. authors of * An line Chat mote of mon, quitta" a a other pépular numbe 5 we ". Baling assist in the absence of our present teacher, And now, as a token of our appreciation and of our esteem we would ask you to accept this clock, and as you look at it, will you re- member that the words which you have spoken will live on in the hearts of those who have been for- tunate enough to call you teacher and who consider it an honour to present this gift to one who so richly deserves it, Signed on behalf of the Members and Ex-memberg of the Busy Work- ers' class,' At the proper time Miss Edna Swallow, an ex-member of the class presented Mrs, Snowden with a mantel clock to which she fitting- ly replied although completely taken by surprise, COURTICE Courtice, Mar, 6.--Miss Amelia Lear, Oshawa, was a Sunday guest of Mrs, A. J. Gay. Mr, Frank Walters spent Sunday with friends in Toronto, On Friday eyening the Tuxis boys held their meeting at the home of Mr, 'and Mrs. H, F, Osborne. After the meeting games were enjoyed and Mrs, Osborne served an appetizing lunch to the boys. Saturday about 5 p.m, the home of Miss Mabelle Walters was the scene of a real surprise, It being her birth- day, four atuomobiles of friends from Oshawa arrived bringing their sup- per with them, After supper was ser- ved to about twenty, games were played and a pleasant evening en- joyed by all, Miss Walters was the recipient of several birthday gifts, Sunday services were well attended and our pastor, Rey, J. H. Stainton as usual gave two fine sermons, The services in Mr, Goodell's Hall half a mile west of Courtice, Sunday evenings are being well attended, Rev. Mr, Petley, secretary of the Y, M.C.A, Oshawa, conducts t} n- ing of "the service each evening. Miss Annie Wilkins is pianist and differ- ent ministers from Oshawa have ad- dressed the mectings, altogether making them worth while attending. Mrs, Frank Smith, Mr, and Mrs. Clinton Collins and Miss Evelyn and Mr, Wesley Collins, Oshawa, were recent guests of Mrs, W, R. Court- ice. We are sorry to learn that Mrs. Herb Nichols has been shut in with a sprained arm, and hope to see her out as usual shortly, Messrs Archie and Harold Muir were in Toronto one day this week. On Tuesday evening the annual congregational meeting was held in the Sunday school room. About one hundred people sat down to a sump- tuous spread and when every one was satisfied, the reports from the different. organizations of the church were given, showing them to be in 2 healthy eondition, A short program consisting of a piano duet by Misses Hazel Rundle and Sadie Muir, a hu- Wood fof Mr. and Mrs, C. A, Ov land family. morous reading by Miss Beth Gay and vocal duct by Mrs. K. E. Cour- tice and Mrs. W, R, Courtice, was interspersed with the reports, CLAREMONT Claremont, March 6,--Mrs. Wm. Birkett spent Monday in Toronto. Mrs. George Lee of Stouffville is spending a week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Madill. Mr. Edward Gleeson is still con- fined to his bed. We wish him a speedy recovery, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. McIntyre were in the elty on Wednesday. Miss Hilda Silman accompanied by a friend spent the week-end at her home in the village. Mrs, Overland of Erin is the g bot an Mr. Henry Madill of Harrow and Mr. Albert Madill of Detroit spent & couple of days last week with gheir parents Mr. and Mrs. J. B Mrs. T. Graham and daughter Miss Margaret are spending a few weeks in Toronto the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Nichol and other friends. The Adult Bible class of the Un- fted Church held a social evening on Tuesday last at the spacious home of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Wilson on the 7th concession of Pickering. A half hour of worship and Bible study was led by the Rev. A, McLel- lan after which a pleasant evening was spent in music, games, ete. a dainty lunch was served at the close and the guests all voted Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and family real hosts. Mr. and Mrs. George Middleton have leased the farm owned by Mrs. J. Borland. The house is being entirely re-decorated in readiness for the new oecupants. Mrs. C. A. Overland was in Tor- onto on Wednesday. Mises, Effie Mitier and Mary MacNab are visiting in Toronto. An execellent program of choral music will be put on in the Clare- mont Community Hall on Friday Miss Margaret MacLellan, who has been in the city for the past tv weeks returned home on Mone ay. The pupils of the Claremont Con- tinuation School repeated their ane nual concert and commencement ex- ervices to a full house on Friday evening last, In addition to the hu- morous drama entitled "Aunt Soph- ronla at College' various drills, choruses, folk dances, readings, piano and vocal solos and selections by the school orchestra, helped to make the program enjoyable, Mrs, D, A, Scott, who has been visiting her parents in London, re- turned home on Saturday accom- panied by her young nephew who will spend some time with Mr, and Mrs, Scott, SEAGRAVE Seagrave, Mar, 5,--The chief topic of conversation these days is about the weather and it is worth it, Feb- ruary has been an ideal month with only a very moderate snowfall, good sleighing, bright sunshine and not extremely cold, the winter so far has been enjoyed immensely, In spite of a few little snowdrifts, the cars have been able to run all winter, to the delight of motormen, Mr, and Mrs. J. Rowe and family, Mrs, Tom Lamb, Mr, and Mrs, Her- man Lamb, all of Toronto, visited at the home of Mr, and Mrs, J, Shunk on Sunday, Mrs. Henry Demara of Secugog visited with her sister, Mrs. J, Wannamaker, last week. Mr, Leonard Beadle and Mr, EI- wood Clements of the Goodyear Rubber Co, in Bowmanville spent the week-end with their parents. Miss Vera Tanner has returned to her home, after a couple of weeks spent in Port Perry, Mr, and Mrs. W. Crozier of Osh- awa vi "1 with friends on Sunday, Mr. nu Mrs, J. McLean visited with friends in Sunderland one day last week, Mr, and Mrs, T. Lafiin are moving into the home made vacant by Mr, J. Pickard, Mr. Walter Lamb who has been visiting his mother and sister, Mrs. J. Shunk is leaving this week for his home in the West, having spent nearly 3 months in this vicinity and other points, Mr, Leonard Beadle and Mr. El wood Clements of Bowmanville spent the week-end with their par- ents, Migs Vera Tanner returned home from Port Perry on Friday last, Quite a number attended the Leask sale in Port Perry on Saturday, The services in the United Church were well attended on Sunday. The monthly meeting of the Wo- men's Association and W,M.S. will be held at the home of Mrs. H. Leask on Wednesday afternoon, Mar, 13th, at 3 p.m, All members are re- quested to be present. Mr. and Mrs. Pill Clarke and son Harvey accompanied by Mrs. L. Scott and Mrs. R. Scott snd little son Beverley spent Saturday in Osh- awa the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Topping, Eulalie St. Mr. and Mrs. I. Irwin and daugh- ter, Sina, spent Sunday with friends in Prince Albert. Mr. and Mrs. J. Harding were in Oshawa on Friday. Mrs. Alvin Bruce and two children visited with relatives in Toronto last week, Mr. H. Demara of Scugog spent the week-end with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ripley and Miss Daisy Ripley visited with friends on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ripley and family are moving to Oshawa, where they will reside. They were the recipients of some beautiful gifts from their Zion friends. We all wish them success in their new home. Mrs. John Mark and Mrs. F. Wat- son are on the sick list, while the 'condition of Mrs. J. Lamb is still very serious. Miss Myrtle Cookman and Miss Mabel Rennie who have had positions with our local storekeeper for some time, left for their respective homes on Saturday last; while here they made many friends, and will be missed by all who knew them. Miss Irene Spafford spent the week- end with her parents at Greekbank. Almonds, Mar. 5. -- Mrs. Fowlie of Buffalo has returned to her home again after spending a couple of months at the home of her brother, Mr. J. Anstery. Mr. W. H. Balsdon visited on Mon- day with his brother, Mr. E. Balsdon of Pickering. The choir held a masquerdde so- cial on Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Short, Town Line, Pickering. Rev. A. L. Richards took charge of the young people's meeting on Tues- evening March 15th by the Stouff- ville Choral Society, assisted by An- tony Rennouch, child violinist of Toronto. See bills for further par- ticulars, day evening and gave a very imter- esting talk on John Wesley, the founder of the Methodist church. Mr. and Mrs. J. Gregory, Mr. and j Mrs, E. Goodman, of Oshawa, visited | negative was taken 3 Sunday at the hume of VW. H. ch from Almonds at- on ondary: aves itby, Lod Almonds ro and Whitby: "Resolved that tion in the world than has man." The afirmative was takén by Mr, Joe Bascombe and Mr, iB, Oks: while the TT four filling their parts well and Mrs. Carscallen, Mrs, G. Goodfellow and Dr, Forrester were the judges and after much difficulty in deciding it was given over to the negative. Business," in Almonds church on Monday evening, Mar, 11, given by the Ebenezer Dramatic Club under the auspices of the Ladies' Ald. This Bay comes highly recommended and is well worth hearing, Mr, J. L. Parsons, of Darlington, visited on Tuesday with Mr, and Mrs, Cecil Pascoe. MYRTLE Myrtle, Feb 29.--~Much sympathy is felt for Mrs. Willam 8, Park in the death of her brother, Mr. Jos- eph Warring of Madoc. Mrs, Levi Tordiff is spending a month with Toronto friends. Miss Winnifred Williamson, B. A,, of the Ontario Ladies' College Whitby, spent the week-end with friends here, Rev, Merriman, Messrs, Robert Chisholm and Frank Briggs, were in Brooklin on Monday night at- tending the semi-monthly meeting of the Independent Order of Forres- ters, when some new members join- ed the Order, Mr, Oscar Doroney, left last week for Calgary. He is in charge of a carload of mixed stock consigned Scio, Y00m Es Jim Me- |: Miss Lilia Richardson, all |. each doing great credit to themselves, |. Hear that drama, "Arnold Goes to y ,done more for eiviliza- | Sultanas tanas, oll msmbroken, (a Christie special secret) and retaining the mas Boo of fr fo rm sunn t's just pis, Yue are 0 delicious, In the store or on the 2 Mr. Bennett, of Trenton, has accepted the position of section boss on the O.N.R. track through here to succeed Mr. Erle Heayns. Mr. George Painter has been sup- plying for the past two weeks, A further proof of the approval of spring and mild weather is the clang of the horse shoe that the men are tossing in the sheds at Myrtle Station, Each day sees some new lads trying their luck at tossing them, and real interesting games of pitch and toss are enjoyed. Mr, Robert Heron visited friends in the city last week, Mr. and Mr, G, Hahn and daugh- ter of Toronto spent the week-end at their summer home here, Mr, and Mrs, Ed, McCullough of Uxbridge visited at Mr, to the C.P.R, farms there. Moles last week, Edward | | ness trip to Toronto on Tuesday. Some from here are taking ad- vantage of the course on Poultry, Fruit and Vegetables which is being given in the Agricultural Building of the Whithy High School this week, Assessor Mr, Norman White of Ashburn 1s making his annual rounds through here assessing the rate payers, He predicts a higher tax than ever for next fall, which is not a very pleasant thing to look forward to. Mr, and Mrs. James E. Beacock were in Toronto on Sunday seeing their daughter, Mrs. George Hous- ton and her son who have been ser- fously 111 in the hospital, Their friends will hope for a speedy re- covery, Mr, Will Martin was on a busi FOUND HIS LITTLE ROSS A little loye, a little hate, And that was life; A little hanging on the gate And then a wife, --Florida Times-Union SPICED LAYER CAKE 1-2 cup butter, creamed; 1 cuy white sugar, 2 well-beaten eggs, 1 cup sweet milk, 1 1-2 cups flour 1 cup raisins, 1 teaspoon cinnamon, 1 teaspoon cloves, 1-4 teaspoon all. spice and mace, 1 teaspon soda, J teaspoons cream of tartar, Bake in a moderate oven, A Texas man says. it's his ambi tion to have a suit of clothes foi each day, Most of us have that now but it's the same one--' NEXT , WEEK SEE . . WHAT THE . . MAID , SAYS Oxo Cubes A cube to a cup, 10-cube Package ,,..p00000000 Salmon sig Sockey: Brand. Vita Weat Poak:Freen' s--the British Crispbrea Meat Tuna Fish 555 5 paves Pickles Helnz--Sw. Mixed and Sw Mustard. Med. Oct. bottle ,... Baking Powder Sham Brand--None better, When things blackest use 8.0.8. Ivory Soap aid Basi g Fine as Soap Can Be ,.. Roman Meal Natiwe's Nut Brown Food Repid. Muffets Jou can always depond on srsnans sannnh Whats Biscuits Preserved Ginger Fresh and Py a sosnss | FEATURING SPECIAL. | Loblaw's No. 2 Blend Regular Good Values Phg. 24c Pick of the Octcakes Noms Homemade ec .. Pkg. 14c Tin 29¢ ek 6.Pad Phg. 23¢ 2 Cakes 9¢ .. Pkg. 29¢ ROBINHOOD OATS--Rog. The Canadian Brea Pkg. 12¢ FR ed Pkg. 21e i 39¢ I never kick up any fuss when Mother asks me to go to Loblaw's, cause I can do all her shopping in jig time--no waiting around and paying for each article separately. Another thing, Mom is going to buy me a bicycle this Spring with the savings from shop- i ping at Loblaw's. 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