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Oshawa and District AHS -- == Sacrament Will be Served The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be dispensed in the Presbyterian Church at the morning service on Sun- day. Service preparatory to the Com- munion will be held in the Church Friday evening at 8 o'clock. = 107-a False Alarm The Fire Brigade was given a run last evening about six o'clock when a false alarm was sent in from Sim- coe St, South, The Brigade made a quick response but there was no fire to he seen and they returned to the Fire Hall, -- Classes Held Social On Tuesday evening two classes of King Street Methodist Sunday School, Miss Fenn's class of girls and the Tuxis Square Class met for a social evening, Following the social pro- gram. a luncheon supplied and served by the boys was enjoyed, The gath- ering was well attended, Baptismal Service A baptismal service was held in King Street Methodist Church Sunday afternoon by Rev. A, M. Irwin when six infants received the sacred rite. The children were: Earl Howard Ow- en, Bdna Loreen Cooper, Eileen May Luke, Vivian Lorraine Hern, Harris Harold Michael, Carl Willian Apple. ton, Dainty Gifts For Baby are to: be Found at Lamble's, Fluffy warm Llama boots ana Bonnets to match, hand knitted Wool Jackets, Carriage Covers in Padded Silk, and Llama Cloth, Hotwater Bottles, Bootees, Mits, In fact every- thing for the haby. 107-a While strongly in favor of grant- ing relief to the Northern Fire Suf- ferers Brockville Council has taken the attitude that such relief should be taken care of by a provincial levy on all municipalities, with allowance for voluntary cash contributions from municipalities by public sub- FOR INSTANT CHOCOLATE It often chances that hot choco- late Is wanted quickly. It takes a little time to melt the chocolate na blend with the milk properly, so the mixture will be smooth and rich, An easy way, and one that practl- oally assures a smooth, deliaious beverage is to make a chovolate syrup and keep it on hand ready for use, Chocolate syrup: Take an ounce of bitter or baking choco- late, scrape or grate it, molt over very low fire, add one cup of boil- ing water, and stir, To this add two cups of sugar and let boil a moment or two, If the mixture does not look smooth and well blend- ed, remove from the fire and beat a little as it cools. Reheat, and ndd a tablespoonful of vanilla extriet, Bot- tle for use, It may be strained if it needs it. To make the chocolate for drink, heat a cup of milk for each service wanted, stir in one fable- spoonful of "the chocolate syrup for each cup of milk, This makes an al- most instant chocolate, that is assur- edly smooth and delicious. A little ground cinnamon is%a harmonizing flavor, and adds a pre- servative effect, as well, on the syrup. ; Orange Lodge Elects Officers Loyal Orange Lodge, No, 68%, at the régular meeting last evening held their annual election of officers. The attendance was large and a pleasant evening was enjoyed. The new of- ficers are: W. M.--M. Oster, Dep. M.--Clayton Lee, Treasurer---Amos Goheen, Fin. Bec.--J. McLaughlin, Rec, 8ec.--Albert Sargent, D. of C.--C. Sutton, 1st Lecture--Stephen Duke, 2nd Lecture--Arnold Duke, Inside Tyler--Walter Parker, scription or municipal grant. Outside Tyler--R. Bristol. Come To Us To Save Your Property Walk into our office and learn that it is "penny wise and pound foolish" not to have fire insurance protection or not to have sufficient. We offer liberal policies in the leading companies, lowest rates and full exemptions and concessions where possible. Consult us on all fire insurance matters. In- formation gladly furnished. V. A. HENRY INSURANCE 113 Simcoe 8. Phone 11908W, Friday and Short Rib Rolled Shoulder Roasts Stewing Beef . Round Steak Porterhouse Steak Sirloin Steak .. Shoulders of Pork Blade Bone Roasts . Side Pork ...... Loins of Pork .... Hams of Pork Dairy Butter Heather Brand Creamery ...... POULTRY Every Xmas there is always a shortage of good Poultry. Order yours now and save be- ing disappointed. e will have some choice Turkeys, Geese, Ducks and Chicken. We are taking orders now for Xmas delivery 5 Ib. Pail Clover Honey . Mixed Nuts ...... Pure Strawberry and in Glass Jars ...... SPECIALS BEEF | Prime Rib Roasts Rolled . . Saturday : the McLaughlin family cellent It is the largest hotel re The Mount Royal Hotel, Montreal, which is to be opened Dec. 20th, in the British Empire. w 1 . J. D. Storie (Continued from page 1) : is certainly a great credit to its donors. "There has also heen added to the connecting link a fireproof stair- way which certainly is most essen- tial in such an institution, 1 believe that with our present equipment many of the cherished hopes and anticipations are most fully realized. "The hoard has made a further addition to our equipment in the investment of an icemaking machine and a refrigerator plant, This will we believe he an excellent asset to our present efficiency. 'Several \of the rooms in the ma- ternity wing are yet to be furnished, and we trust that the loyal citizens of Oshdwa and the county will so appreciate the magnificent effort of that they will see the new building and rooms will be fully equipped. 'The superintendent would be pleased to communicate with any person or family wishing to furnish a room, YI dent; Dr. F, L. Langford has roceived an even better position than he held in Oshawa." Citizens' Generosity ReferrMg to the generosity of the citizens in furnishing rooms at the hospital the speaker said: 'I am very glad to notice the interest that the people are taking in the furnish- ing of rooms at the hospital, Mrs. Gordon Conant is one of those who has signified her intention of furn- ishing a room at the institution. The county council has also authorized us to furnish a room at their ex- pense, There are however, several rooms in the new McLaughlin Ma- ternity Wing yet to be furnished. "The town is growing fast and there will be a need of further ex- tensions next year. Judging by the support accorded to us by the public in the past, however, I am confident that we will be able to start the new work early next summer." The other elected officers are: Mrs. R, 8. McLaughlin, vice-presi- Henry, secretary; Mr. Anderson, Treasurer; Major F. Chappell; Charles Robson, R. 8. McLaughlin, George Evaps, and Mrs. H. Morphy. Owing to' illness, Mrs, R. S. Me- "In the basement of the new wing we have made accommodation by providing several rooms for cases entering the" hospital that are thereby preventing the possibility of tious or contagious disease. "I regret to report the loss of Mr Hutchinson from the board as he was of very great service, Mr. Gei- kie and Mr. Chas. Schofield have kindly consented to accept positions on the Board. "It is very gratif$ing to report that our President has been fully restored to his former good health, and is carrying on the work in a most energetic manner, receiving ex- support and co-operation from all the members of the Board "The Ladies' Auxiliary are most energetic in their work and we all appreciate that it is through their worthy endeavors that this institu- tion has reached its present unique standing' "Our superintendent and her staff of noble workers are ever mind ful of their obligations and I am sur2 no institution of a similar size can boast of any better staff than the Oshawa Hospital. The Board is es- peciglly pleased with the' splendid corse of lectures the nurses have re- ceived from the doctors and wish to congratulate the profession. "The Board is most grateful for the splendid gifts and help they re- ceive from the many friends and take this opportunity to thank them." Following the presentation of the reports the election of officers was proceeded with. Major Chappell nominated Mr. Storie for re-election as chairman. Dr. Henry seconded the nomination. "It is almost super- fluous to mention the record of Mr. Storie. He is familiar with the necessities of the Hospital and his heart is in his work, Mr. Storie's Reply As there was no other nomina- tion Mr. Storie was declared elected and on assuming the chair he made a brief speech. "The hospital has enjoyed a banner year," he said. "The Ladies' Auxiliary have perform- ed a wonderful work. It is strange that the Ladies were abel to build the Nurses' Home and make such a good job of the undertaking without engaging expensive architects. Proceeding Mr. Storie paid a glow- ing tribute to the work accomplished by Mr. Langford, the retiring treas- urer. "Mr. Langford has been of wonderful assistance to this board," he said. "That which is our loss. however, is someone's gain. We are pleased though, to know that Mr. rE The Fuller Brush Co. Lid. of Hamilton will be represented in Oshawa by Raspberry Jam $1.20 Your Christmas Cake and Pudding requires the best of Fruit. We have it. F. J. CLEMENS 54 Simcoe St. North Phone 66. . R. Edie 16 Ritson Rd. S. Mr. Edie will handle the well known Fuller Toildf, Automo- bile and Household Brushes exclusively and assures the usual excellent "Fuller Ser- TE A RH Those desiring Fuller Brushes for Xmas gifts should phone for an early call and demon- stration. Shop in your own home in comfort. [Imsist on Fuller Brushes. 1070 I EY RITA TARR RTL Laughlin was 'unable to attend the meeting. The secretary was instrue- ted by the board to convey their re- grets to Mrs, McLaughlin and also to express their hopes for a speedy recoyery. : Friday and Saturday Handkerchief Days Exceptional Values That Are Outstanding Women's : Pure Irish Linen Handkerchiefs Narrow hemstitched border, fine even weave, 11" x 11" with %" border, A Special ofter for Linen 4 for 50c 50 Dozen Ladies' Linen Handkerchiefs Irish embroidered corners, Hemstitched border. Made in a fine even weave. A wonderful value at 3 for 50c Never in the history of our business have we had such a wonderful display of handkerchiefs and at prices that will suit every one, from the little cotton nursery rhyme "Hankie' at 5c each to the most elaborate lace trimmed, two and three in a box, $3.00 a box. Every design pos- sible, little touches of colorings that are excep- tionally clever. "Hankies" for every one in the family, friends and acquaintances, whether they are men, women or children. There will be many special values of an extraordinary order will be offered Friday and Saturday, Here we just mention four of the most gufstanding 50 Dozen Ladies' Lawn 50 Dozen Ladies' Lawn Handkerchiefs, ~--This is a plain "Hankie" with neat hmestitched border, yey exceptional at 5 for 25¢ Men's Pure Linen Make sure that He' has a good supply, as he will never of getting them for himself. A big gen- erous size, specially priced at 3 for 68¢ pa ------------------ SINAITICUS. of the famous Codex which was before the lution, in the Petrograd. covered in the therine, on Mount name, and was Sinai, RUSSIA'S TREASURED CODEX Mystery surrounds the whereabouts Sinaiticus, Russian Revo- Imperial Library at This very ancient manu- script of the New Testamént was dis- Monastery of St. whence its acquired by Tsar Alexander II. in 1869. What has be- question of world-wide the last Russian. dynasty its truction would be an irreparable act even though it Ca- | photographed leaf by leaf, and co- | pies" presented by the Czar to the British Museum and other libraries. sonic Lodge on | totalled over $2,000. Much damage by water was Speysrs come of this precious document is a |€d on the premises of the Lindsay A oly | Daily Post Tuesday night when fire CONCern. | yroke out in a dentists office on the More than theyloss of the jewels of | floor above. des- | noticed early' and was extinguished | without much damage, smoke and has been carefully | water damages to the Post premises and to the dining room of the Ma- While the fire was the third floor "His Master's Voice: Victrola