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PACE SIA ' S---------------- Fo ond | Porconal . The Times invites the co-operation of its readers in contributing items to this column, Send in a postcard or telephone 35. if Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Moore, Pick- ering, are entertaining the Misses Enid Poole, Mary Gossett and Ina Maddison, of Toronto, this evening, before the General Motors Devil Dance. * Mrg. Hamilton ¥ Jeming and Miss Isobel Fleming of Grimsby will be |* the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacKinnon, Masson street, for the week-end. They will also be guesiy at the General Motors rugby dance this evening. : * » * About thirty friends and neigh- bors of Miss Olive Hoag gathered at the home of Mrs. Elmer Gibson, Blgin street east, on Wednesday evening to honor Miss Hoag 'prior to her leaving for Toronto, where she will make her home. During the evening Miss Hoag was present- ed with a white gold wrist watch, The presentation was made by Mrs, Hewson and the address was read by Miss Evelyn Massey. The even- ing was spent in games and music, Blue. loyPne ature's' nature clear your J... a Hoo shorn Sailow sheeka. Truly mm 'watc] of mere yey Lg y 2c, \ Mild, safe, purely vegetable All Seven Oshawa Druggists Stylish Shoes I. COLLIS & SONS 50-54 King st. Diamonds! Bassett"s On Oshawa's Main Corner Refreshments were served by the hostess, WOMEN'S MEETINGS KING STREET LADIES' Ans, | The Ladies' Aid of King Stréet United Church met yesterday arter- noon in the Sunday School room of the church with the president, Mrs. O, D. Friend, in the chair. 4The meeting opened with a hymn and prayer by Mrs. B. Cook, and the responsive Scripture reading by Mrs. J. Booth, ' During the business session it was decided that each of the le groups would try to raise $15 ex- tra during the year to apply 1iu- wards the liquidating of the debt on the church. Mrs, S. Clarke re- ported a great deal of sickness among the members, 37 bouquc having been sent out during Marc... Mrs. Robinson, president of the Oshawa branch of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, was introduced and asked the co-opera- tion of the ladies of the church in entertaining the delegates to the Dominion Convention of the W.C. T.U. to be held in King Street Church from June 10 to 14, At this convention Dr. -Anna Gordon, the world president of the W. C. T.U. and Mrs, Armour, called the greatest woman orafor, will speak. The following program was given under the leadership of Mrs. J. Noble; .a piano duet by Mrs. Geo. Fleming and Mrs. R. Holden; a solo "The Nightingale Thrill," by Mrs. Libengood, a piano solo by Miss Helen Ashton and a recitation by Miss Amy Harding. The ladies then repaired to the banquet hall of the church where afternoon tea was served. PIGHEADED "He's so obstinate he simply wouldn't see a doctor when his wife wanted him to." "He was always like that. As boys, we were out in a boat when a dispute arose, and he was thrown overboard 'with the injunction: 'Sink or swim." "What did he do?" "Neither. He lay on his back and floated."--Pearson's Weekly. Airport and training school will be established at Nixon Station, Pa. See Our Wonderful Range of D-R-E-S-S-E-S Many Styles to Choose From. $8.95 ,., $1 095 Reg. $15.00 Also Many New Styles in Ladies' Hats The Fashion Shoppe Oshawa ss Interests in the Home - a - EXQUISITE LINES An exquisite daytime dress, ex- tremely wearable, with long-waist- ed bodice shirred through center- front, that contributes an air of formality, The fulness in two- piece eircular skirt is placed low by long-waisted bodice, affecting a snug hip yoke. Belt shows new higher waistline. The collarless neckline is softened by gathered jabot frill. Fashioned of black lustrous crepe satin, mid-night blue silk . crepe, black chiffon, black sheer velvet, printed sheer velvet or Paquin red georgette crepe is very effective. To make it requires but 3% wards of 40-inch. material for the 36-inch size. Style No, 363 is designed in sizes 16, 18, 20 years, 36, 38, 40 and 42 inches bust. Pattern price 20 cents in stamps or coin (coin is preferred). Wrap coin carefully, We suggest that when you send for this pattern, you enclose 10 cents additional for a copy of our Fashion Magazine, showing all the most attractive Paris styles, em- broidery, -ete. | PATTERN PURCHASE COUPON To The Oshawa Daily Times Pattern Department, Oshawa, Ont. Enclosed find , Please send patterns listed below: Province .. Price, 20 cents each. Send stamps or BL PPT PPP PPP PEPPY coin. Wrap coin carefully. ed pure silk Flat Crepe. To Clear SATURDAY 15 Printed Silk Dresses All new styles and new colorings of paint: .To clear. . $9.95 Each .:........ 50 Only Umbrellas Assorted shades of green, blue, Fancy ferrules and tips, at, red, black. $1.00 Special Hiers Value Several odd lots of sub-standards all put together. To clear, at, per pair ...... 59¢ Tweeds. 10 Tweed Coats All good styles made in Irish Good and serviceable. Ea. $8.95 Simcoe St. N. The Arcade, Ltd. Phone 1000 ONTARIO BRANCH 0... GONVENES Officers of Provincial Branch Elected in Ham- ilton Hamilton, April 12.--Mrs. H. S. Griffen, Hamilton, was re-elected president of the Ontario branch of the Independent Order of, the Daughters of the Empire at the an- nual convention here yesterday. The following executive was elect- ed: Mrs. C. E. Burton, Toronto; Mrs. R. L. Bray, Chatham, Ont.; and Mrs. A. E. Miller, London, Ont. Each time you clean out the clothes closets, place flake cam- phor under the papers on shelves and floors. It will freshen the at- mospehere without the clothes tak- ing up the odor and is also a safe- guard against moths. For Anything The Women's rome of Interest to The secret of a mellow mysteri- ously seasoned tomato sauce ig to be found in the bag of tricks of the Italian housewife. To repeated re- quests for the recipe of the perfect tomato sauce the answer is, with one exception, a trifle vague; long cooking to sweeten the tomato or to 1 the sharpness of the tomato, Spaghetti means an all-in-one dish to the 1929 cook who draws upon the cookery of all nations for her table. In other words, the ad- dition of vegetables to the sauce and the combination of other veg- etables and meat in the finished dish furnish an interesting course needing only olives, celery or fino- cchio and a green salad to make it perfect. Adapted to the one dish meal is this special spaghetti dressed with a mellow, well cooked tomato sauce: One fourth cup buttor or oil; 2 medium onions, minced; handful celery leaves or outer stalks; bit of bayleaf; one-fourth teaspoon black pepper; 1 can imported tomato paste; arge can tomatoes; 1 tea- spoon salt; 1 tablespoon brown sugar; 1 pound spaghetti; 1 pound fresh mushrooms or one cup dried ones; 1 pound fresh cooked green peas; , 1 bowl grated Parmesan chees€; cooking time of sauce: 1 to 2 hours at a simmer. This adaptation of spaghetti Is original and naturally, open to dis- cussion. A trial will convince the doubter that here is something very good and different. Buttered cauliflower flowerets, sprinkled lightly with minced parsley and Parmesan may be used instead of the well-sedasoned new buttered peas. The use of a vegetable with the sauce may not be orthodox, but it is good. Mushrooms sub 10rF meat in the above recipe, but broil- ed chopped meat tastes good with the sauce and peas or cauliflower, Mince the onion and celery tops or stalks. Lotg of these are advis- able, Heat the butter or oil in the large saucepan and turn in the minced vegetables; cook five min- utes, gently, and 'add the pepper; then a little at a time the paste Miss J. Taschereau Becomes Bride of Mr. Lewis P. Gelevas Quebec, Que., April 12.--One of the most important social events of the year in Quebec took place at half past ten o'clock yesterday morning at the Basilica when Juli- ette, daughter of Hon. L. A. Tas- chereau, Prime Minister of the Province, and Mrs. Taschereau, was al in marriage to Louis P, Gelin: son of Mrs. Hector Panne- ton, Montreal, The ceremony which was per- formed by His Grace, Monseigneur Plante, Auxiliary Bishop of Que- Panneton of Montreal, and Rev. Abbe Turcotte, of Three Rivers, uncles of the groom, took place in the ghancel, where the bride and gro knelt within an arch form- ed of palms and Easter 1iifes. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore -white satin. As jewelry she wore the groom's gift a necklace of pearls, and car- ried a shower bouquet of orchids and lily-of-the-Yalley. She was at- tended by her sister, Mrs. Cortland Fages, as matron of honor, and by Mrs. Ernest Savard and Miss Mag- delene Herbert of Montreal, Miss Aline Garneau of Quebec, her sis- ter-in-law, Mrs. Robert Taschereau, Miss Marcelle Paradis, Mrs, Fran- ces Baldwin of Boston, and by her little three-year-old niece, Miss Claire Taschereau, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Paul Tascnereau. The groomsman was Ernest Sav- ard, of Montreal, and the ushers Jean Perodeau of Montreal, Paul Taschereau and Chas. Taschereau, brothers of the bride, Colonel Cort- land Fages, her brother-in-law, G, H. Rainville, Claude Taschereau and Allen MacMartin of Montreal. The groom's gift to each was a paid of platinum and gold cuff links. tifully carried out in Spring flo ers and the guest pews were mark- ed with clusters of iris. A reception at the residence of the bride's parents followed the wedding. Later in the day Mr. and Mrs. Gelinas left for Montreal and thence to New York to sail on an extended trip through Europe. Upon their return. they will reside at Montreal. Seaford, Del, duck has laid 63 eggs in past 70 days. bec, assisted by Rev. Abbe A. J. [ The altar decoration was beau- | sghe Homemaker and the Housekeeper from the can. This must be work- ed into the butter-vegetables, Cook a moment and turn in the canned tomatoes. And the bayleaf bit and the salt. Cook gently but steadily for thirty minutes, stirring now and then to. keep from catching. Taste and add the brown sugar and continue 'eooking another 30 minutes or more. This long cook- ing gives depth to the sauce and makes it sweet and good, ° Have a quantity of water boiling in spaghetti saucepan, salted in pro- portion of a teaspoon to a quart of water. Plunge the spaghetti in and let eook vigorously until the tend- ernesg preferred--twenty to thirty minutes. Drain and then drain again in the colander. Dish upon a hot platter; pour over the nice tomato sauce, then - the butterea (and well drained) peas and last the sauteed mushrooms. Pass grated Parmesan cheese. Should meat balls or meat be de- sired pour the meat over the sauce and then add the green peas. The mushrooms may be omitted or not, according to taste. Helpful Hints for Harassed Housewives nd the To kill cooking odors of cabbage, green and white beans, onions, mute ton, chicken or kraut put in with the meat or vegetables a piece of red pepper the size of a ten cent plece, when starting to cook them. Ld » Adhesive tape instead of tacks to fasten the edge of oilcloth under the table or shelf makes the job easier and neater, LJ * LL When pressing a seam take a medicine dropper and fill with wat~ er. - Press slowly along the seam and this gives just the right am- ount of water necegsary for making the pressing easy. - . If you have one of those old eoal oil lamps that had pink pears, or a bunch of apples or flowers on it in color, have it wired for electric- ity and put in your bedroom or sit- ting room. They are considered good taste now and they are far more cheery than many modernistic ones. * * * When using walnuts in cooking it is easier to crush them with the rolling pin than cutting with a knife. Community Ask for Salada Orange Pekoe~it is the finest 'Fresh from a A gardens' For invisible mending turn the garment on the wrong side and smear the torn piece several times with the white of an egg. Lay a piece of strong material of the same color over the place and press till it sticks to the white of the egg. Then press with a hot iron, This patch will stand washing and will not come off. * * Saucepans, if filled with soda water when used and laid aside, will be found much easier to clean when washing up--use soapy water for aluminum dishes and no soda. The little steel pads that can be obtained at any household store are a great help in cleaning cooking utensils. * % % SURPRISE CAKE White of one egg, beaten to a stiff froth. Put in yolk and beat again; add 3 cup softened butter; beat again; 1 cup sugar, beaten in -3 cup milk, 2 cups sifted flour, 1 teaspoon cream of tartar, 3 tea- spoon soda, any flavor you like. Sounds like a lot of work but isn't and makes a lovely cake. = Bake it in a moderate oven about" 40 minutes. Because Sunlight is all pure soap, it is the most economical . . . bar it washes more clothes than common soap. If Jewellers sold it~ they would call Sunlight oY Cid ST as it is possible to fashion a "gold" ring from part gold and part baser metals . so is it possible to make a soap from part pure soap and part substitutes. The karat mark on the ring tells you of its purity, but what mark is there on soaps to guarantee their purity? With Sunlight soap . . the "karat" mark of purity is on every bar, It reads: "Guaranteed Pure and to Contain no Adulterant W hatsoever." Sunlight is the only laundry soap with a standing guarantee bar for that it is @/l pure soap. Being pure, Sunlight dissolves readily . .. forming plenty of suds very quickly . .. suds which are lively and lasting. They wash more clothes beautifully clean without harm to fabric or colour . . . and Sunlight's pure, gentle suds never could roughen or hurt your hands, LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED TORONTO DOLLY DIMPLES AND BOBBY BOUNCE ) 1 HAD SOME es WITH THE ENGINE OF | MY FLYING MACHINE HE Se re ITS $0. HE ToOK THEM ABOARD AND Tey FLEW 'WAY UP IN THE clouDs Bur SOMETHING HAPPENED To THE ls og rr CAUGHT THEM ENGINE AGAIN AND IT TURNED UP- UT Mik Wire SIDE DoWN AND THEY ALL SPILLED WAS HURT AND DOWN THEY LANDED AND AIO ONE