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nd ws Posniaar anb oid a pe ------ . "som, Wallace, - have returned to their home in Myrtle after at- tending the wedding of their son and brother, Charles, wrich was solemnized in Hamilton on Satur- day last. LADIES' AUXILIARY CANADIAN LEGION ELECTS OFFICERS The Ladies' Auxiliary of 'the Canadian Legion held its annual 7 EINER. Vi I HH A vory pretty but quiet wed ding too "Den parsonage, with the Rev. H. 8. Dougall 'officiating, when Miss Frances Bracey- the bride The bride, who was given away by her uncle, Mr. John Albert, wore a gown of blue georgette over pink silk and carried a bou- quet of red white carna- groom's gift to the best man was a pair of cuff links and to the bridesmaid a birthday ring. After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, 370 Park road south, PRAIRIE CONTRABAND Chicago Cop--"What's you got in that car? Gangster -- Nothin' but booze, officer, Cop ~ I beg your pardon, I election of oificers on Tuesday evening in the Canadian Legion Reasons "Use Kotex" thought it might be history books,--TLife. the Doctor Says the Scientific Sanitary Napkin Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for Headache Neuralgia Pain Neuritis Colds Lumbago Toothache Rheumatism DOES NOT AFFECT WARNING! Beware of Counterfeits There is one : Ae fe i A " refuse it with isnot"ASPIRIN" at alll Don't take chances! THE HEART ufo agi | King Street Home and Schoo! As- sociation held its first esting the year last evening, Mra, man presi Busineas and finan. cial matters were discussed. The Association has secured the services rmk again this eyar Missa M. Ad- wir'a room won the prize for the best attendance of parents. The program committee is to be commended for the excelient pro- gray which was presented: piano gram which was presented: plano ~Master Cyril Campbell; reading--- Miss Kathleen Harper; vocal duet --Mrs, Cameron and Mr. Owen: pi- ano solo--Mrs, Lee; reading---Miss De Guerre; piano solo----Miss An- ple Shtorle, Mr, R. Bennett gave als- | very helpful talk on "The Child; His Nature and His Needs". Valuable advice was given on the government of the child in the home and the school. The parent's best asset is a listening, learning disposition; that companionship is the best guarantee of continual confidence and the best antidote against the necessity of punish. should appeal to high motives, Dainty refreshments were serv- ed, and a social half hour spent at the close of the meeting. SIMCOE ST. L. A. 8. REGULAR MEETING The regular meeting of the Sim- coe Street United Church Ladies' Ald Soclety was held in the Sun- day School room on Tuesday after- noon at three o'clock, The presi- dent, Mrs, O. M, Alger, was in the chair and following the usual open- ing exercises, the annual reports of the different committees were read, The ladies decided that this year they would continue to work under the group system, A short program was rendered.as follows: reading, by Mrs. R. J, Andison; violin solo, Mrs. MacFarlane; vocal solo, Mrs, W, A, Hare; then after the meeting was closed, Dainty re- freshments were served by the Indies of Mrs, C, H. Giles group. ELIZABETH LONG ~ MISSION GIRGLE Elect Officers for Ensuing Year--Miss Johnston President The regular meeting of the Elisabeth Long Mission Circle of the Simeoe street United church was held on Tuesday evening, January 10 at seven o'clock, The meeting was presided over by Miss Millicent Luke. The annual election of officers was held and the business of the new year will be conducted by Mildred Johnston as president with Miss Flora Roberts assisting her as vice-president. Miss Doro- thy Cook will hold the position of Recording secretary, assisted by Miss Gladys Frise, Miss Willow Robins was elected to the post of Corresponding Secretary and Migs Olive Frige will be her as- sistent. Miss Gladys Crossman will be Treasurer and Miss Olive Reesor assistant Treasurer, Su- perintendent of Christian Stew- ardship, Miss Katherine Luke, Mite Box Secretary, Miss Evelyn Pianist, Miss Arliegh Press Secretary, Miss Mable Mason, with Miss Nellie Johnston as assistant press secre: tary. Miss Mary Wales was ape Joined Strangers Secretary and iss Florence Wales is Supply Secretary. J Miss Gladys Crossman was ap- pointed as : Ef ; gif 33] il | solo--Miss Jean Miller; voeal solo | Lam ment; that, even in punishment, we of Mr, Lurdy to'take churte of the | Mrg, Nellie Law, Pickering. Sec.--Miss Nellie Gillyn, Osh- awa. awa, , Executive--From Oshawa: Mrs. (Dr) F, L. Heary, Miss Beatrice bert, Mrs. B. C. Clifford, Mra. J. Graves, Mra. B, Grennon, From Whitby, Mrs, Desmond, Mrs, T. King, Mrs, G. Anderson, Miss M, Annie and Mrs, Mitchell, It is the intention of the Club to hold their first social evening of the New Year on Thursday, Jan, 19, which will take the form of an "At Home." ALICE JACKSON MISSION CIRCLE The Alice Jackson Mission Circle met last evening at the home of Mrs, Walter Winter, 217 Athol street, This being the first meet- ing of the year the mew officers presided, Mrs, H, White, very cap- ably conducting the meeting, ut which there was a very good at- tendance, Miss Maxine Noble gave & pretty recitation and Miss Myrtle Glover favored with a pleasing solo. After the meeting was closed in the usual way, dainty refresh- ments were served and all agreed that they had spent a profitable and enjoyable evening, OSHAWA AND DISTRICT Spent Night in Cells In addition to several others who spent last night in the warm cells at Oshawa police station, two fellows, one from Port Ar- thur and the other from Winni- peg, imposed upon the hospitali~ ties of the city last night, Vagrancy Samuel Hicks was arrested yes- terday afternoon shortly after two o'clock by a provineial officer and a city policeman and charged with vagrancy, He was remand- ed to Whitby, 'The arrest was made on Simcoe Sereet South, School Games Off Public School hockey games scheduled for this week have been postponed Principal C, F. Cannon announced today, Lack of ice on the school rinks have warranted the action and the schedule will be resumed as soon as conditions will allow, Take Games To Toronto Should natural ice not be avall- able here next week it is quite possible that the Oshawa Inter- mediate Hockey Club will take some of its games to Toronto and have them played on an artificial ice surface in that city. The local club will also endeavor to have the Port Hope game played there, if ice is not ready at Port Hope. This would be in accordance with the wishes of the O.H.A, executive, Court Donwstairs Magistrate A. ¥, Hind was fore- ed to hold his ususl daily session of police court downstairs in Chiet Owen D, Friend's office to- day, The regular court room up- stairs was being used in connece tion with the Ontario Fire Mar- shall's probe of the Alger Press Beek fire which continued to- -_ RA -------------- , BASSETTS mn Oshaws's Main Corner Invites you 90 see MARY STUART te Lanes 'Tupor PLaTs Thismph A "s pies. TUDOR PLATE Yn edd JANUARY WEDNESDAY, py " 1928 OFFICERS OF THIRTY CLUB Bridge and Oyster Supper Follows Annual General Meeting A very optimistic annual gen- eral meeting of the Thirty Club was held at the club rooms last night, Secretary-Treasurer Tos land presented his financial state- ment showing a emall deficit which was more than covered by outstanding collectable dues. H. L. Broomfield was elected presi- dent and Mayor Preston vice-pres- ident for the ensuing year. They are backed by a strong managing committee of seven, A. L, Tos- land was re-elected mecretary- treasurer, A vote of thanks was tendered C. A. Kenniar, the re- tiring president, and other retir- ing officers for the very able and efficient manner in which the af- fairs of the club had been hand- led, After the meeting adourned the president and vice-president selected their teams and a very exciting game of bridge was en- joyed, ending in a close finish in favor of the president's team. The club then adourned to Welsh's parlours and thoroughly enoyed an oyster supper served in Welsh's usual style, This is an old Thirty Club custom revived this year. GIVEN PRESENTATION PRIOR TO MARRIAGE A------ The girls of the Chipping De. partment of the Ontario Malleable Iron Works met together on Thursday, December 29th, when they presented Miss Francis Bra cey, who was married on Decem- ber 31st, with a token of their esteem, and the following address: To Miss Frances Bracey, Dear Frances: The information we recelved that you were making a New Year's re- solution that you will keep for life, that you are entering into a partnership with the man of your choice, affords us this opportunity of expressing our real interest In your future, We sincorely trust that happiness will be your lot in the future years and we ask vou to accept this small memento of the occasion to remind you al- ways of our very sincere wishes for your happiness, Very sincerely, Your Fellow Employees of the Chipping Department of the On- tario Malleable Iron Co. The presentation was made by Mr. Willian» Goodchild, HONORED BY FRIENDS ON RECENT MARRIAGE A most delightful evening was spent at the home of Mrs. FP. Bracey, Park road south, on Tues- day, of last week, when between fifty and sixty friends of Mr. and Mrs. N. McEvers who.were married on Saturday, Deecmber 31st, mret together to honor them at thie happy occasion. During the even- ing which was spent in dancing he following address was resu. To Mr, and Mrs. N. McEvyers: We, a few of your many friends ave gathered together here this ovening to show the esteem in vhich you are both held and ss 'ou are starting out in life we mould ask you to accept this chair, ot for its value but as a slight oken of our desire for your fu- re happiness. : Signed on behalf of your friends, rs, H, Meadows, i SA th Mr, Jas. Somerville faced puck to open the local season the game was on, Port the circled the Stouffville net and slipped the rubber past Barton. Shortly afterwards Boe came down the ice flanked by Roach. Coming to the defence he passed the disc to Roach who tucked it in the up- per corner of the net, Barton never got his eye on it. The game was not very much farther advanced when Roach took a pass from King at the blue line and drove a wicked shot at the Stouttviljel net. The shot hit Barton on the mussie and caromed isto the net, In the second period' Port Perry kept right on from where they left off, Walers made a lone rush down the left boards and passed the defence and put the rubber between Barton's legs and into the net, Raines was thé next to add to Ports' total when he made a rush and shot from the blue line, The puck forced its way through Bar- ton's skates and into the net. Port Perry ended their scoring there, Stoutfville were not in for a white- wash and kept trying hard, Crosby was rewarded when he made a lone rush, getting past the local for- wards and splitting the defence and lodged the puck in the upper corner of the net when Deshane came out to meet him, IL was a nice play. The third period went scoreless with Stouffville playing four men forward when they could get the puck out of their own end of the rink, Port Perry was best at all times and the crowd of over 750 went home well satisfied that the other teams in the group will have to do some smart playing to keep them from winning the group, Deshane played a good game as usual and could in no way be blamed for the goal scored against him, Roach's shooting was good, two of the goals coming from his stick, Crosby turned in a good game for Stouffville, Teams: Port Perry----Goal, Deshane; de fence Boe and Raines; centre, Wal- ters; wings, MacGregor and Naples. Subs Roach and King, Stouffville--Goal, Barton; de- fence, Todd and Ross; centre, Clendenning; wings, Crosby and Andrews, Subs., Pugh and McNair, Referee--Lou Hudson, SOLINA Solina, Jan, 4.--Mr, and Mrs, Norman Leach and daughters Jean and Doris Stainton at J, Baker's, Mr, and Mrs, Frank Webber, Audrey and Fern and Billie, Ty- rone, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dan- fels, Allan, Roland and Nelson of Oshawa, at W. N, Pascoe's, Mr. and Mrs, James Moorey in Toronto, ' Mr, and Mrs, A, L. Pascoe and , Harold and Mr. and Mrs. McKes- sock and family and Mr. and Mrs, H, E. Tink and family at Mr, Her- bert Pascoe's to meet George from the West and Miss Ads, who has graduated from the Coronds Hos- pital, Toronto. Miss Bray has returned from a pleasant visit with friends at Pick- ering and Audley. Mr. and Mrs. Silas Williams Ji Cartwright friends on Sun- ay. League at Eldad will be held on Tuesday night next week when Mr, R. F. Aitchison of Bowman- ville, will address the league on "Banking." This week's meeting of the lea- gue was in charge of Miss Ruth McKessock. Devotional period was ably taken by Miss Edna Rey- nolds. Piano solo was nicely given by Miss Evelyn Tink. Mr. McKes- sock gave a splendid talk on Af- rica with the use of the map of that country. The meeting closed with the league benediction. Mrs. F. W. Rosch end son Eu- Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. Werry cele- brated with Mrs, Shortt of Cour- tice for her ninety-second birth day, " Mr. and Mra. C. Blanchard and Arthur spent New Year's with his Bathe, Mrs, Blanchard at Rag- Mr, Nelson Reynolds visited at Mr. J. W, Reynolds and Mrs. Fan- ny Reynolds returned to Toronto with him. League meeting at Eldad open- ed with Mr. C, 8. Shortridge in the chair. Prayer by Rev, Mr, Bick, Minutes of last meeting read and approved. Devotional period by Mrs, Isaac Hardy, Mr, Bick then gave a short talk, Meeting closed by singing hymn 120 and repeating the Mispah Benediction, Mr, and Mrs. B. Hunt and Eran. est at Mr, Potters at Enniskillen on Sunday, Mrs, 8. E. Werry in Toronto re- cently with her sister, Mrs, Grooms, ZION Zion, Jan, 6.--The young men's class had a social meeting on Fri- day evening, The program was in charge of Arnold Venner, presi- dent of the class, Program was opened by the singing of & hymn. Tom Jones read the first fourteen verses in the 2nd of John. Mr, A, T, Stainton lead in prayer. Mr. A, T. Stainton and Mr. Alex Me¢- Master sang a duet, Tom Jones then gave a recitation, after we had community singing; Mr, Venner and Mr, McMaster gave an instrumental duet. Then com- munity singing followed by a duet by Messrs A. T. Stainton and Alex McMaster, Then we had some in- teresting fSompetition. One that was very Interesting introduced b Chris Chant, Captains hi Frank Pascoe and Ray Cameron, Ray's team were the sure winners, EE ---- Fell Bros. ThelEAD ING JEWELERS After a good lunch was served, the boys were very fresh, sa they indulged in further stunts, The smell of the delicious coffee will be in the boys' nostrils for a long time, The most interesting item after lunch was the way Reford Cameron and his dog "Buster" understood each other. It was a real good display they gave. The evening was closed by a selection by the orchestra. Orchestra was Mr. Arnold Venner with the cor- net, Mr. Alex McMaster with the violin. We would like to hear them again soon. . Pills 24 THE NATION'S LAXATIVE Jury & Lovell King St. E. - Simcoe St. S. > service. Be phone, Station! High Speed a Another step forward | lished while you remain at the telephone. ~ This new high speed long distance service is almost as simple and speedy as local Df course, it slways makes for speed when you can give the long distance operator the " number you wish to reach. 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