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PHONES: QUEEN 5509 THE EVENING CITIZEN, OTTAWA, CANADA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1930. THIRTY- FIVE Social and Personal News PHONE QUEEN 5500 Dominique, Papineauville, and Rock- land. In Lefaivre she was the guest of Misses Beatrice Chevrier and Jeanne Gratton. Miss Anita Brunet and M. M.

Leclerc Sudbury were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Guilbeault. Mr.

Dieudonne Gratton of Lefaivre is in Ottawa. He will be a scholar at Ottawa University. Mrs. Mildred Kensit of Montreal, formerly of Ottawa, announces the engagement of her daughter, Marjorie Eleanor, to Mr. Bertram William Markus of Montreal, son of Mr.

and Mrs. William Markus of Pembroke. Ont. The marriage will take place on October 10th. Dr.

and Mrs. L. A. Martin, now touring Canada, were recently registered as guests at the Log Lodge Hotel, Lucerne-in-Quebec. The marriage will take place on September 27th of Miss Cora Christina, youngest daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John Lichty Ziegler of Guelph, and Mr. Joseph Edward d'Arcy Whitmore of Ottawa, son of the Rev. and Mrs. H.

D. Whitmore of Newington, Ont. The Ottawa Lip-Readers Guild will meet on Friday evening of this week at half-past seven o'clock in the Carnegie Library hall. Mr. Justice and Mde.

P. B. Mignault, who were in Pointe Claire for the summer, will spend the winter in Montreal, Miss Lillian Gorman caught the bride's bouquet at the reception which ding. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Quinn have returned home, having been on motor trip through the United States. Miss Margaret E. Ritchie and Miss Grace Greer have returned from London, where they had been visiting in the home of Miss Greer's mother, Mrs. A. Greer, London South.

Mrs. G. Scott Murray and family, SUPERFLUOUS HAIR Permanently Removed by the Dermic Institute Room 201. Holbrook Bldg. Q.

7614. 104 Sparks St. Hon. Senator George G. Foster of Montreal and Mrs.

Foster, who spent the summer at Knowlion, will come to Ottawa, next week for the epening of Parliament. Hon. Lucien and Mrs. Cannon and family, who have been their summer residence at St. Joseph, will return to Quebec this week.

Mrs. G. O. Griffith, has been summering along the Lawrence, has joined her sister, Mrs. W.

0. Cuthbertson at the latter's cottage, Norway Bay. Miss Edythe Compton of Hull spent the week-end at the home of Miss Ethyle Erwin at Beechgrove, Que. Mrs. E.

Matthews of Milton Island is visiting her son-in-law daughter, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Compton of Hull, Que.

Miss Blanche Guilbeault has spent few weeks in Lefaivre, Rigaud, St. Of Exceptional Interest Our August Fur Sale Remarkable Values Limited 67 Sparks St. Q. 1448 SHOWING OF NEW Fall Fashions At CAPLAN'S CA PLAN LIMITED 119 -157 Rise 55 Greater Beauty For Lovely Women Beauty's first requisite- -skin perfection. Thus, the fairest and smartest use MELLO-GLO Face Powder that spreads more smoothly and produces a youthful bloom.

Its new French process makes MELLO-GLO stay on longer and bans the shiny nose. Pure! Prevents pastiness, flakiness, irritation and large pores. MELLOGLO. All Drug and Department Stores. 233 Clemow avenue, have returned from Portland where they had been spending the summer.

Mr. Murray spent holiday week-end with them, coming back early 1 in the week. Miss Vivian Beaton entertained at the Rideau Room of -Gamble Co. Ltd. in honor of Miss Macatee whose marriage will take place on Saturday.

For Graham In honor of Miss Wilda T. Graham, whose marriage takes place shortly, a delightful kitchen shower was given by Miss Ethel W. Hamilton. The rooms were tastefully decorated with summer flowers. Miss Ina McKerrow read a humorous address and the gifts, enclosed in a mammoth wedding cake, were presented by Masters Donald and Billy Meek dressed as little chefs.

During the evening the guests were entertained with musical numbers by Donald and Billy Meek. Assisting the hostess were Mrs. Edwin Gardner, Mrs. C. Meek, Misses Dot Craig and Ina McKerrow.

Birthday Party A very happy evening was spent on Saturday at the home of Mrs. G. Allen, 24 Havelock avenue, on the occasion of the birthday of her daughter, Miss Florence. Games were played by the guests and at midnight supper was served, the tables being pretty with floral decorations. The hostess was assisted by Mrs.

T. Lazenby of Montreal. For Miss Cobey Miss Christine Robinson entertained at her home at Gatineau Point recently at a delightfully arranged tea and kitchen shower in honor of Miss Hellins Cobey, whose marriage will take place the middle of the month. Early autumn flowers adorned the rooms and the tea table was presided over by Miss Robinson and she was assisted by Miss Lucille La March The bride-elect was the recipient of a number of lovely gifts, which were presented her by little Miss M. O1- ridge who was dressed as a bride.

For Miss Moore The young ladies of the Mondamin class of McPhail Baptist Sunday school gave a very pleasant surprise party on Wednesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Moore Devlin, 42 Leonard avenue, for Miss Birdie Moore, one of their number, who begins training at the Civic Hospital Freiman's Groceteria FRIDAY, Sept. 5 SATURDAY, JEWELL SHORTENING 14c Recipe Book Free with a Purchase of Two Pounds. POUND Jam- Jam Biscuits 12c" CHATEAU or BROOKFIELD Snaps Ginger 10c" CHEESE Rich Fruit Cake 29c" GRANULATED Shelled Walnuts 59c' SUGAR ORANGE PEKOE 10 Tea, 49c POUNDS FOR POUND 47c Pure Lard P.

G. WHITE NAPTHA Soap 10 Cakes For Sept. 6 MONDAY, Sept. 8 FIVE ROSES FLOUR 29c 7-LB. BAG.

Beaver Lobster, 35c package Corn Syrup, 5 lb. 33c 17c Edwardsburg Paterson. 10c btl Risto Eastern Townships Gravy Salt 19c Large pkg. Pasteurized Butter FRESH Coffee GROUND 49c lb. lb.

Big Five Cleanser 5c Handy Lge. Ammonia pkg. 7c Chipso Large package 19c Brillo Aluminum PhE Cleanser 9c WESTON'S ASSORTED BISCUITS One- Pound Package MEAT STEER PRIME RIB SHOULDER ROAST ROAST PORK 31c 24c Boned and Tied Lb. Lb. Pork PORK FRESH PEAMEAL BACK Cooked JELLIED PORK Chops LOINS TENDER- BACON HAM TONGUE Sugar-Cured 33c 49c 52c 43c POUND POUND POUND POUND Ib.

LEG OF SHORT-RIB ROAST 17c LAMB Lb. Lb. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY A.8 -Limited The Store that Sets the Pace' Many Friends In Tribute To Late Mrs. Ida Shea (Special to The Citizen.) CAMPBELL'S BAY, Sept. tribute was paid to the memory of the late Mrs.

Ida Shea, whose death occurred at her home in Campbell's Bay on Sunday morning, at the funeral which took place Tuesday morning from her late residence to St. John the Evangelist church, where solemn requiem mass was celebrated by Rev. Father Wm, Murray. Rev. Father Kimpton of Vinton and Rev.

Father Enright of Calumet Island were also present in the sanctuary. Interment was made in 'Campbell's Bay Roman Catholic cemetery. Mrs. Shea was born in Vinton, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Sam O'Connor and is survived by 3 sons and one daughter, Howard of Detroit, Herbert and Jennings and Miss Dorothy at home; also two brothers, A. H. O'Connor of Campbell's Bay; Mr. Sam O'Connor also of Campbell's Bay, and three sisters. Mrs.

J. McVeigh. Mrs. Peter Smith of Campbell's Bay. and Miss Susie O'Connor, graduate nurse of Boston.

The numerous floral and spiritual offerings and messages of sympathy recelved by the bereaved family were a token of the high esteem in which Mrs. Shea was held by all who knew her. The pallbearers were: Mr. John Clarke, Edward Lawn, R. Moorehead, P.

Lawn. Jas. McCualg and Daniel Shea. U.S. Visitors Hurt MONTREAL, Sept.

visitors from the United States were hurt, but not seriously, when their automobile left the Montreal-Ottawa highway at Ile Perrot last night and crashed into a ditch where it overturned. The victims, who suffered cuts and bruises. were R. Martin Kendall and George Seraloe, both of Hartford, Conn. They are under a doctor's care at Ste.

Anne de Bellevue, Que. Store Hours 9.00 to 6.00 Daily Friday! Cheerful After Gandhi Parleys Peacemakers Brighter After Talk with Mahatma. Govt. Makes Move on Agriculturists. POONA, India, Sept.

4-Sir Tej Bahadur Sapru and Mr. Jayakar renewed their efforts to compromise India's demands with the requirements of the British government by visiting Mahatma Gandhi for a 3- hour conference, Both emissaries looked rather cheerful after the meeting, M. kar giving the press representatives one of his rare smiles as he appeared. The conversations will be continued tomorrow. Meanwhile the government took new steps to end the reported disaffection among the agriculturalists of ffection among the agriculturalists of Bombay Province.

In response to a call for help from the Islampur police, a force of 125 armed police with Indian officers, started for the scene in motor lorries. An active drive against the agriculturalists, reported to have defied the government, was expected tomorrow. The Islampur residents have left their homes and joined fugitives from Kholapur, who were in the hills on the border of Kholapur state and the Satara district and are armed with all sorts of weapons. To get all the results your Classified offer deserves, tell all the details in your ad. French and German Conquerors Of Atlantic Greet Each Other Old Animosities of Days When War Ruled the World and Made Them Enemies Are Forgotten When Coste and Bellonte Attend Dinner Tendered Wolfgang Von Gronau and His Crew In New York Last Night.

(Associated NEW YORK, N.Y., quiet little "family party" was turned by flying men of three nations tonight into what Mayor James J. Walker announced was the greatest step toward peace of which he had ever heard. Turning their backs squarely upon the old animosities of days when war ruled the world and made them enemies, French and German fliers who recently accomplished the westward crossing of the Atiantic air lines shook hands and called each other friend. And they all shook hands with Col. Charles A.

Lindbergh, who sprang to fame by flying the ocean from west to east. The occasion was a dinner tendered Erskine L. A. Plans were discussed for the activities of the fall and winter season at the opening meeting of the Erskine Ladies' Aid which was held last evening. Mrs.

T. Hatch presided at the meeting and conducted the devotional exercises. The reports of the various secretaries were received and Murphy-Gamble Press.) Wolfgang Von Gronau and his crew of three by the Germa conference. The visitors received a terrific ovation from the several hundred diners as they entered. Von Gronaut made a little speech of welcome in German.

Coste replied in French, saying aviation knew no border lines and fliers were all one great family, Mayor Walker spoke briefly in English. Col. Lindbergh was introduced but declined to make a speech, feeling that this was the day of the French and Germans. As they were planning to hop off for Dallas, Texas, at 5 a.m. (E.S.T.) tomorrow the French fliers soon departed and the Lindberghs left to motor to Englewood, NJ.

I this week as a nurse. On behalf of the class, Miss Vera Hellman presented Miss Moore with a handsome Boston bag and expressed their best wishes for her success in her chosen profession. For Miss Riddell Miss Elizabeth Craig entertained on Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Loila Riddell, a bride-elect, at a kitchen enamel shower in ivory and green shades. The chair in which the bride-elect sat was attractively adorned with white, and the supper table was centered with a bridal cake. Assisting the hostess was Mrs.

W. Craig, Mrs. J. Craig, Miss M. Harvey and Miss Coleman.

James Caldwell A very pretty autumn event took place at Mrs. Harvey Caldwell's of Fallowfield September 3rd when her youngest daughter Margaret Elizabeth was united in marriage to Mr Herman R. James of Stittsville. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr.

Hughson of Britannia in the presence of a large number of friends and relatives. The gridal couple, who were unattended, took their places on the lawn before a bank of evergreens and streamers. The wedding music was played by Miss Eileen James, of Carp, cousin of the bride. The bride was beautiful in a rose beige frock of georgette and lace and carried a sheaf of sunset roses and lilys of the valley. After the ceremony a reception was held, the living room and dining rooms being beautifully decorated peas and asters.

For travelling, the bride donned a gown of brown georgette, and lace, with velvet hat and matching accessories, and wore the grooms gift an Isabella fox scarf. They left for their honeymoon on a motor trip to Montreal and Quebec. On their return they will live at Fallowfield. Parkdale W.M.S. Parkdale Baptist Women's Missionary Circle met in the church last nibht.

Mrs. O. D. Fournier presided. Mrs.

E. Haskin gave a very interesting Bible reading. The officers for the ensuing year were elected follows: President, Mrs. E. Haskin; vice-president, Mrs.

J. A. Fraser; secretary. Mrs. J.

Allison; treasurer, Mrs. A. Broome; organist, Mrs. S. Innes; agent for visitors, Mrs.

A. E. McConnell. Connought Park Scratches First race: Ebuford. Little Imp.

Pateful. Third race: My Betty. Fourth race: Balsam Lake, Spirit of Sense, Collar Ada Rose, and Dance Circle. Sixth race: Okolona. Seventh race: Bill Hare, Captain Stevenson.

Weather clear, track fast. Other Social and Personals on Page 5 I Saturday's Puzzle Comic Solutions Pogo and Pengy: Remove two golf balls from each of the four center boxes, then place one ball in each of the four corner boxes. Autograph Portrait: The Boy Scout's name is Arthur. Rebus: ROCKING CHAIR Rock. king, hare).

Anagrams: 1. Prone. 2. Noble. 3.

Apache. 4. Lover. 5. String.

6. Soldier. 7. Learn. 8.

Steam. 9. Moron. Beauty Line: The photographer moved 2 and 3 to the end of the line; 5 and 6 into the places vacated by 2 and 8 and 2 into the places left vacant by 5 and 1 and 5 into the places occupied by 8 and 2. A Spelling Rat: 1.

Ratany. 2. Rattan. 3. Ratification.

Riddles: 1. Pig (spell it F-I-G, effigy). 2. Both are where the sun (son) sets (sits). 3, Courtship.

Puzzle Problems: 1. Write down a reverse order of the digits 1 to 9, then beneath write down the digits 1 to 9 in their numerical order. Next subtract the resulting smaller number from the larger. Now add the nine digits in each of the three resulting numbers, which total forty-five. 2.

The number 12,345,679 is multiplied by 9, 18, 27, 36, 45 54, 63, 72, and 81 to produce answers, each of which is composed entirely of the same digit in their numerical order from one to nine. BYRD MARAT HATS OPERA LUS, ERNE LAPSE RAMA REDAN REBEL MARK SOAM READING A ORE READS ENACT EAT MORMON AMPERE AY ATLANTA BERSE PEELS LATON ADAM ABATE LORE RESET TORO BE NET EWER USERS MESSI Carillon "tasty Carillon Cheese ASK YOUR GROCER. Short Ends of NETS Not more than 12 yds. of any pattern. Reg.

values up to $1.50 yd. While it Lasts 50 Cleshorn Beattie Jackson Bldg. the one submitted by the treasurer proved that the finances were in exceptionally good condition. Tentative arrangements were made for a congregational at home to be held the latter part of the month. Citizen Classified Ads.

deserve your close attention. Store Hours 9.00 to 6.00 Daily Limited New These New Coats Are, We Think, Best Value in Ottawa at 49.50 And, of Course, They're Outstandingly Smart. IT'S, Murphy-Gamble's leading group is, we submit, Ottawa's outstanding collection at this price. Consider the fabries -Americ and Abyssin broadcloth from Blin Blin, of France, world's most famous weavers of dress coat materials. Consider the furs.

Not in years have we seen coats at $49.50 with such furs as wolf and muskrat lavishly used. Many other furs too. Sizes 14 to 20 36 to 44 to Investigate. See the MurphyGamble Coat Collections Now! Murphy-Gamble's- -Second Floor. HERE'S NEWS FOR THE FASHIONABLE Phipps of New York Sends New Felts Of a Tailored Simplicity That Is Bewitchingly Smart.

7.95 TOW Murphy Gamble's adds Felt Hats from the famous house of Phipps to the outstanding collection at $7.95. Phipps designers achieve striking models by clever cutting and smart simplicity. Come see the BROWNS, BLACK. Phipps versions of the new NAVY, CRICKET cushion brim, the new shallow GREEN, WINE crowns, the new longside effects. Third Floor.

Cooler Days Are Coming! Warm Warm of Silk-and-Wool or All Wool. Cooler weather demands cosy undergarmentsyet the fashionable silhouette will permit of no bulk or wrinkling. These dainty undergarments supply the solution. Vests with shaped shoulder; Bloomers with French band at knee. In cream shade; sizes 36 to 40.

Oversize Bloomers. $1.50 Oversize Vests $1.25 Colored Fine quality, in blue, pinic, navy, white or black. Small, medium and large. Murphy-Gamble's-Second Floor. 3-pc Knitted Suits Australian 21 clin Lombard tin Plums, 2's 12c Large Prunes 15c" MeLaren's Stuffed 4-01.

Olives btl. 10c In a Timely Sale at 12.95 JUST Autumn at the comes beginning 8 sur- of prising event. An unusual sale of new, very smart Knitted Suits. 3-piece Suits -skirt, sleeveless pullover, cardigan- -in pure Botany wool of fine quality! There is wide choice of colorsbottle green, reseda, powder, royal blue, navy, brown, wine, and black and white, tweed effects. Sizes are 34 to 44.

Every well-dressed woman knows that 3-piece Suits like these are normally far higher. Do not miss it. Friday, $12.95. -Second Floor. School Again! and These Fabrics -will play an important role in the wardrobe for the young schoolgirl or the college miss.

French Canton English Tweed Crepe, 2.95 yard Crepe, 1.50 yard Canton Crepe assumes A silk-and-rayon crepe, new importance in the Au- showing the fashionable tumn mode, and many small, tweed-like patterns. smart college girl will Very effective for girls' choose it for her afternoon dresses and informal afterfrocks. Manilla brown, noon frocks. PredominatPatou, brown, Jenny blue, ing shades of blue, brown, homage blue, guardsman's green, fawn. Width 38 inblue, Algreen, plum, cran- ches, Yard $1.50.

berry, winetone. Width 38 inches. Yard $2.95, Silk Crepe, Imported Silk 1.75 yard Tweeds, 2.50 yard fine. fat popular Anish fabric in In These ultra-smart tweed Winter blue, marble green, Crepes have their predom- Manilla brown. beach inant shades matching the sand, almond, pink, Canton Crepes and will shell and black.

Width 38 combine most effectively inches. Yard $1.75. with them. Width 38 inches. Yard $2.50.

Black Wool Imported Botany Taffela, 1.85 yard 1.75 yard A with soft particularly fine finish. weave, Serge, crepe fine English all- wool popular fabric convent serge splendid for skirts, dresses. Black only, Width tunics, convent dresses, etc. 54 inches. Special value, In black or navy.

Width yard $1.85. 54 inches. Yard $1.75. Street Floor. For School! Girls' Serge Tunics, 4.95 The smart garment for school wear and extremely serviceable, too! These tunics, moderately priced, are carefully tailored in the box-pleated style from Botany serge of particularly fine, soft quality.

In navy only. Sizes 7 to 18 years. At $4.95. Girls' Girls' "Gym" Middies 1.95 Shorts 1.95 of good quailty shorts with new straight serge Something Made white jean cloth, with deleg tachable collars and cuffs and be band at waist. Sure of flannel.

All sizes. to popular for gymnasnavy fum. At $1.95. Sleeveless Middies, in Gym. Bloomers, pleated white with -neck.

Ideal style, in navy serge with for gymnasium. At $1.25. elastic at knee. At $2.35. Broadeleth Blouses, 1 Pleated Serge Skirts, in white or sand.

Sizes to navy with detachable top. 16 years. At $1.95. At $1.95. Murphy-Gamble's- Second Floor..