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Mr. and Mrs, Frank Smith, Gordon foiday and tan Scots, MeKendls Bonen Pies Lortine BEST CUSTOMERS COSTLY TRICK om Brenda and Erie, visited Mrs,|Cosway, he Douglas Sco cKenzie a co-hostess Mrs.| VICTORIA a ON, Ont, (CP) = orman Legerton, Mr, and Mrs, Murray Miller, 1! ald Cosway|Alan Scolt, Miss McKenzie pinned| jane TORI Ph torr ot ¢ PRpSH Toronto morning news: Wilfred Scheel and Mr, and Mrs. and Francis Cosway. a corsage on the bride and the|customers in 1958, Cars entering| 7 er cost Ray Johnson $54.50, ames Bellinger in Toronto. | Mpg, Robert Gatchell, the for-|guests present compiled a Bride's here from California numberes|He was convicted of taking the The Live Wire Class held a mer Dianne Gimblett, was hon-(Book which was later presented 7.906, compared with 5,775 from|paper from a public vendor box successful paper drive Saturday, ored at a shower Saturday even [to Mrs, Get hell, Following the Washington State and 2,379 from Without paying the req 10 Trucks were driven by Ray Scott,'ing at the home-of Mrs, Allan'shower of gifts, |Oregon. cents, I IEE I 0 u Scott who operated the projec- Mrs, E. Prouse, Brooklin, were meni HOF Sunday - afternoon guests of Mrs, Special music was provided A, Prouse, Claremont be the male quartet from Kedron! My, and Mrs. Merlin Hepiu, and the members of the Colum- Harold and Russell, were Friday bus choir under' the direction of dinner gue ts a (he hom» Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred James on the occasion of their daughte: Catherine's second birthday. 12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, April 1939 WA Meeting At Columbus y By MRS. FRANK T. SMITH | COLUMBUS--The March meet- +ing of the WA wi held Wednes-| a \day afternoon unday {school room, Mrs. Allan McKen-| Rev. Love, assisted by Mrs. Ray| i and Mp -- Gilroy, ident, rea HS aster ri An followed by| Mrs. Wallace Scott, PNA LAs. John Lambert n 5. John m ay their 50th wedding] Mabel Robinson, Toronto we a |anniversary March 31, the weekend at the home of Mr, Mr, and Mrs, Alan Scott werejand Mrs, William Spry. wi Sunday supper guests at the . and Mrs. Donald ox "Geth em-|of Mr. and Mrs. M. McMillan of|and girls were Sunday dinn was shown, narrated by port Perry, guest at the home of the Re Mr. and Mrs Walter Holliday, jBu Mrs. R. Wylie, Toronto, and prayer was offered by Wal ter Beath, A [ilmstrip entitled i . Grant Webber conducted| he service. Gordon Corner gave a short, | talk on the farm accident pre-| | vention campaign which is be- {ing organized throughout the 'ol i i Further plans were made for bazaar which is to d April 20, Mrs. Alan Scot! So vener of the Fish Pond and Mrs. Thomas Flett convener of the Touch and Take table are| Seking contributions for the S. s. Walter Beath presided for the program when Mrs. John Miller gave a reading and Mys, Walter Beath introduced Mrs. Osborne from. Bowmanville who ve a talk on her hobby of CLEARANCE of 1958 8 and 11 cubic foot Models FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS TO] TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES ON ALL MAKES AND MODELS "= Mountjoy Clarence Werry, Alvin fton collecting. Easter services were held at Columbus United Church. A Good Friday service of worshin was held under the auspices of the ses ion of Columbus and Ked- churches in Columbus church ¢ e service was conducted by Rev. Ronald Love, Ray Scot sed in a prayer of invoration Scripture was read by Everett 90 SIMCOE ST. §. Spencer and Ross Lee. Arthur HOME APPLIANCES (OSHAWA) 11d, RA 5-5332 ® INSTALLATIONS AND SERVICE BY OUR OWN STAFF » Toddlers' and Girls' Smith Smith led d in. the Apostles' Creed! 75 SIMCOE ST. NORTH - TEXTILE MILL CLEARANCE | RA 5-1611 faster Sale STARTS TOMORROW -- FRIDAY -- 9.30 A.M, DRAPERIES & PIECE GOODS © BARGAINS BY THE YARD Friday 9:30 a.m. Special 36" Washable Cotton Prints 9:30 A.M. SPECIAL 30. Friday 10 a.m. Special 54" WOOLLENS Regular values up to $3.98 yd 10 A.M. SPECIAL 1 08 YARD Friday 11:00 a.m. Special 36" Dan River Ginghams 1 AM. SPECIAL 89. YARD 7:30 p.m. Friday Special 36" EMBOSSED COTTONS 49: "YARD . YARD Friday 7 p.m. Special 36" STRIPED BROADCLOTH (Sanforized) T P.M. SPECIAL 1.00 3 YDS. FOR 8:00 p.m. Friday Special 36" PLAIN EVERGLAZE 20 YARD Saturday p.m. Sp - . «3 ecial 48" FORTISANS DRAPERY Regular values up to 3.98 3 P.M. SPECIAL YARD 8:00 P.M. SPECIAL 1.69 36" EVERGLAZE COTTONS 89- 98 36" PINWALE CORDUROY ' All colors - all designs Special YARD " a po I» + y 36" CHINO PLAINS All colors Special YARD 36" BORDER PRINTS Special YARD 36" DOTTED SWISS & DIMITY 69: | 54" Cellanese Cotton Tweed Suitings All colors. Special YARD Spring Hats 25% to 30% Off! Bonnets years this selection clips and skimmers for girls 2 to 14 Shantungs, toyo and lacy straws included in A wide assortment $1.98 $2.98 $3.98 VALUE! VALUR! VALUE! Llaqsanss sailors EEOC NSRRLENE HCE rayon and wool. Rayon linings and deep hems for - "second season' wear. Broken assortment of colors Girls' and Boys: grey, navy and pastels, Infants' S 1 Cc t A storewide clearance of children's coats Fitted and loose styles, Fabrics include flannels, all woals, $192 sizes, toddlers' 1 to 2, children's 2 te 3x and 4 to 6x, girls' only 7 to 12 $ Regular $15, $17.95 to ond $19.95 Volues! Dress Sale! Values to $29.95 and more . to wear now and right inte Summer! Dresses with jackets, two- piece suits, sheaths and full skirts, You'll love the materials , silk prints, cotton knit checks, Terylene : prints, - nylon mesh and cupioni ONE =- = 000 ] PRICE! 00000 NEW YORK eggs Millinery IMPORTS 358 § New exciting styles from the smartly ALL tailored brim hat to the softly feminine flower laden hat. A wide selection of all the new spring pastels SPECIAL VALUE! New ® Petites ®@ Misses ® Junior @ Half Sizes Spring Coats Hundreds of brand new coats just in time for the Spring days ahead! The most popular silhouettes slim straight, elutch, full trapeze ond double breosted, Your choice of English tweeds, English sealskin, boucle, broadcloth, waffle weaves, souffle, mohair and mony others, Colors include the wanted beiges, the warm toasts, the willow greens ond shades of blue, navy endablack, $28 i and 8814 12% Fon "hdes ALL $38 SWEATER SCOOPI Chatelane irregular full-fashioned "Ban-Lon" classics, $7.95 Pullovers $9.95 Cardigans $3.99 $5.99 For technical reasons such as Regi variations in shading, factory over-runs, ete, garments have been labelled "irregular but' will rN ttect appearance or wearability, 4 \ 2-piece Co-ordinates $5... em Lingerie Sensation LL PYJAMAS & ALTA LENTH GOWNS -- Ri rip-dry cotton, cdainty lace end nylon trim, L. Assorted eolon, Spectacular values in cotton knit and linen suits, Assorted colors, Sizes 10 te 18. $19.95 value! BABY ular Bh. 98, SLIPS & HALF SLIPS -- Regular to $4.9 and Smbroidery trims, White and assor 40 (slips) f slips S-M-L. GIRDLES & PANTY SIRDLES = Regulor $5.00 value. Nylon powder net. Sizes S-M \ lon tricot, ote -- Sires | 2 COTTON DUSTER COATS --- Regular $4.98 value. Assorted prints == pink, blue, apricot. Easy to launder, Sizes S-MsL. Your All One If 5. All colors ire! "I cial YARD Price! Spring 4 Skirts | Here's wonderful value in straight skirts! All wool fabrics, light grounds with check $9.99 Special! Rayon Tricot BRIEFS A aged fittine, 'op, ality pret d paste! By Dion or Jy ie si small, medium and large. regular 49 cent value! 3 for §] Values to 14.95 A \ re _ OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE a Do Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Solurdoy 23006 LULL UU TTT TTT TTT THATS ALLL BUULHULS TH IHU THT THOTT - some ted Spe- re pred Spe ERE Choice Special YARD 39" DAZZLE PRINTS. Special, Yard . T Qe ---- From Owr Drapery Department ------ 3,000 YARDS PRINTED DRAPERY FABRICS SPECIAL, yard 1.49 45" DRAPERY LINING -- SPECIAL, yard FT ©. v The above are just a few of the outstanding values on sale. So come early while selection is at o" its best. : ond tweed overtones. Finest workmanship. Sizes 10 to 18. Florals, Scenics, Abstracts, Regular Values up to $3.98 Yard Be sure and toke aon advantage of this outstanding value OO SOO OO PPE ZA Wednesday 9:30 to 1 Friday 9:30 to 9 STITT