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rd THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1929 omen's Interests in the Home -+- . and the Community SOCIAL and PERSONAL Gordon Cook will be at his home Lindsay for Christmas, 4, Miss Audrey Khort spent the Josn-ona with friends in Toronto, L. Easton, Dearborne Ave, Is whi to Prescott for the holiday, Miss Kay Dowsett left today to pnd Chrittmay with her parents, In sby, Ont, L Miss Jennie Pringle, 18 Brock Pitreet a, is_spending Christmas at ser home in Selby, Ont, : . J. A. MacCrohen is spending the lawn. holiday at his home in Wa, s stmas holiday with friends in bs Miot Helen Gibson is spending the i Hope, > LY Mr, and Mrs, H, W, Nicoll loft resterday for Buffalo, where they will spend the Christmas vacation, Fred Pearce of Walkerville will be in town for the holiday with his parents, Miss Mary ne 139 Brock strect cast, is spending ribtrag with her parents in Bath, C Mr, Tom Bawtinheimer left today to spend Christmas with his parents, in St, Cathariwes, Ont, Miss Jessie Mowat is spending Chritmas with her parents at Beams- ville, Ont, Miss Ida May Braniff ls spending a week's vacation at her home In Brockville. Mr. Mensies, of Dundas, will be the guest of his daughter, Mrs, Hales Barker, for Christmas, Miss Hstella Matthie will spend Christmas at hep*home in Lind: say, Eugene Ir fs spendipg Christmas wit le parents, Mr, and Mrs, Irwin, Kiugston Rd. Mrs. Hazel Jackson has left to spend the Christmas with her par- ents in Napanee, Misses Eunice and Marian Nicholly Arthur St, is 8 spendin Christmas with their hassle in Toronto, Miss Rosa Barrett, Celina St, has left for M i where she will spend Christmas with her parents, Miss Magy Davy, Brock St. E, is Shending { Rr with her parents in Bath, Miss Lillian McKnight, Blvd, is spending Christmas friends in Verona, Oshawa with Miss Edna Terry, King St. E, is visiting relatives' in Campbellcrort, over the Christmas vacation, Mr, and Mrs, Chas, McDonald Shent Sunday with relatives in Ham- ton, Mr, Harry Fitzgerald, 15 Elena St, is spending Christmas with friends mn Brighton, Miss Vivien Goyne of this city, is Shending the Christmas vacation with friends in Ottawa, Ld, Kiefaber of this eity will spend Christmas at his home in Preston, Ontario, Mr. and Mrs, K. Gamsby, is spend- ing Christmas with her parents, in Colborne, Ont, Miss Noreen O'Connell of Osl» awa is going to Toronto where she 'will be for Christmas with her parents. _ Mrs, Grant Hutchinson, Jarvis ot, is spending Christmas with parents, ex-mayor and Mrs, ove of Kingston, Nr. and Mra, Harvey Simpson, @ Chatham, are spending Christ- mas vacation with Mrs, Simpson's nts, Mr. ue Mrs, BE, L, Viek- , King St, EB Mr, and Mrs, L. Gorle and son Be of Walkerville are spend ing the Christmas vacation with latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs, ¢ uld, Riehmond St, E, ¢ Miss Dorothy Hancock, nurse-in- ining, of Toronto, is In town Visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs, J, Hancock, of Celina street, the Christmas holidays, La) © Miss Margaret Alger, daughter Mr. and Mrs. O, M, Alger, 8im- 8t. N,, ia spending the Christ- vacation with her sister, Mrs. neoln Elliott, of Twenad, Ont, an ¥ A. Hinds farnaly of 70 St. N., is spending the Christ her husband in Niagara where Miss Margaret Powers wil] spend Christmas in Perth at her home, Mr, Verne Zulelt, of Queen's Uni- versity, is spending Christmas with his brother, Mr, Zufelt, Oshawa Blvd, Miss. Margaret Hannell, mony, will spend Christmas with her parents in Bracebridge, Mr, Ed. Mullen, of the Royal Bank, is spending Christmas In Peterboro with his parents, Miss Ebba Larson, 34 Elena St. is spending Christmas with relatives in Boston, Mr, Oscar Harris, 86 Albert St, Jndiog Christmas with friends in terborough, Mr, Harold C, Wilson is spending the Christmas holidays with his par- ents in Columbus, Miss May Martin, 39 Nassau St, is spending Christmas with relatives in Hamilton, Miss Jean Scott of Oshawa will spend the Christmas holiday with her sister at Aurora, Mr, Boyd Russell, 92 Bond St, W, in Marmora, Miss Grace Mulball is going to her home in Cobourg for Christ mans, Mrs. W, Branton, Centre St, Is spending the Christmas holiday 'with her daughter in Detroit, Mrs, A, E. Alloway of Brantford is the guest of her mon, Mr, A, R, Alloway, for Christmas, John Hawkes of Queen's Unl- versity is spending the Christmas vacation at his home in Oshawa Miss Olive Dunne is spending Christmas with her aunt in To- romto, Miss Alice Pringle left today to spend Christmas with her parents at Deseronto, Tom McKay will spend the Christmas holiday at his home in Sarnia, Mr, Angus Quinn, 204 street, is spending Christmas with his brother in Toronto, Miss Gladys MceCurty is spending Christmas with her parents in Port Hope, Miss Nora Braden, 95 Conant St, is spending Christmas with her par ents in Picton, Mr, Kenneth Sine, of Toronto, is spending Christmas with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Sine, 284 Jarvis street, Mr, and Mrs, Eric Vessey are spending Christmas with the former's parents in Toronto, Mr, Andy Lawrence is spending Christmas with his parents, Mr, ani Mrs, W. J. Lawrence, Port Hope, Ont, Mr, D, Ross, Centre St, has re. turned home from North Bay to spend Christmas and a two weeks holliday, Miss Lila Goheen of this city will spend Christmas with her par. ents, Mr, and Mry, Goheen of Col borne, Ont, Mr, and Mrs, George McLaughlin, 207 Clarke St, at Penctanguishene, over the Christ. mas holiday, Miss Bernice Drinkle, Mr, Murray Collis, Mr, and Mrs, George Webster, are spending Christmas with the lat ter's parents in Guelph, Miss Jean Mclean, 249 Palmer St, Detroit, is spending Christmas with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, W, B, McLean, 755 Albert St, Mr, and Mrs, Leon Osler and family 'will spend Christmas Day Sap the latter's parents in Ham- ton, The guest of Mr, and Mrs, T, B, Mitchell, Simooe St, N,, Is Mr, Mit. chell's mother, Mrs, Mitchell of Watford, Ont, Mr, and Mrs, J. W, Caldwell and Miss Vera Caldwell of Bond strect will spend Christmas Day with Mrs, Caldwell's parents, Mr, and Mrs, M. Porter, of Toronto, Mr, R. J, Osborne, of the Bank of Montreal, Brampton, spent the week-end with his sisters, Ars. William Gray and Miss Maude Campbell, 117 Warren avenue, Mise Eleanor Shepherd of Ry- land Farm is spending the Christ. mas vacation with her cousin, Miss Helen Sims, Rockport, New holiday with her parents in hton, from here Mrs, Hinds will y will reside in the future, York, Er -- EXTENDS Remembering you 'is born First Baptist Church CORDIAL which is Christ the Lord TO YOU that unto a Saviour of Har} is spending Chdistmas with relatives | } Division are visiting relatives | ARMY CHRISTMAS LAST EVENING Annual Tree and Concert at © Salvation Army Barracks ------------ The annual Christmas Tree and Concert was. held Inst evening at the Salvation Army Darracks, Seargent Major Gurney was In charge of the program, The num- bers were provided by the child: ren of the Army, The Handiray Class of little tots presented a dialogue entitled "The Prize Dol ly." a recitation was given by Gor. don Butler, Beverly Owen recited the "Baby's Stocking'. A tableau of very fine merit was presented by the girls of the . Life Baving Guards, This tableau was called "The Star of Bethlehem", There were several other numbers, Following the concert Banta Olaus arrived with his sleigh bells ringing, He was a very fat jolly old fellow and provided a gift for each child from the Christmas trees that stood nt the front of the room, With the presents were bags of oundy and nuts, The V omen': Corner for Anything of Interest to the | | Homemaker and the House keoper MODERNISTIC PILLOWS Sofa pulows are the latest articles 10 be toucned by the magic wand ol modern art, Oud-tdshioned patchwork is made contemporary, wnder the name oi | 'applique embroidery," Both in Italy ana France "applique embroidery" i used in many varied ways by th wading decorators, Curtaing, wall panels, bed and sofu covers and now pillows are made en urely by "applique embroidery, Lhe design is. done with as mul care ns if it were a painting, Well known artists design the p.ciuie and designate the colors to be used in u 0 portrait" or "scene," Appliqu woidery carries out the desig vibiwily and the result is a colori bit of art, comparable to an oil paint ng in the Lights and shadows of 1s ch colorin Achieving Contrast Varied kinds ot silks are used 4 produce contrasts and enhance cer 1 effects l ent vinbroide stitches join the bits of silk, | pick-up work for a wom the pooduction an give her t CERION As « Chon pow dedswre and ong of these pillows ne Joy olf artistic ex com On Ol 4 DAs I'he Ita ian, artist, Aurel Chiernl as designe everal applique ary "ows thit have ree h acclaim as to be exhibited Internat onal Exhib'tion here ve and q it is the Mad i soft colors a of silver lame 8 cug-shell ents | v ciel hlue, rs and t' oy hod f gold, while the d feet are gleaming flesh col here are seven or eight differ embrodiery stitches working out t! tures, their deecornt nd le ehapel in the ba! md, S as t! expression of tf th the finer nails and hair ar quisitely done ' t a bac! und and | vino s headdres little one' h "A Lody With a Veil" Another pillow by the same arti! v "A Lady With ¢ Veil" It is ver Tern, both in its exeerition and t' musing pleture it mokes, Seot o'aid satin headdress and kerchief a rv decorntive arainst a belog vely "actaronnd, The full puff sleey nd the hodice of her frock are sev erol shades of green, Her lips are heavily roused, Chenille pom-pom nd fancy ribbons are elg verly anplie! to give her that weil for which the | A wide Selection of Christmas Gifts Awalt you at FASHION SHOPPE 84 Simcoe St. South We Extend Our Best ishes 'for A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year TERR * New Service Cleaners and Dyers "Gord" BUNT BINS DINE HIN S FINE Bh HRS SCRE ss ty 5 | pleture is named, One eye Is myster: ously veiled, The ot ther eye |e fascinatingly revealed and somewha elongated and penetrat ng in its gaze becaune of the mascara lashes, doneg in silk! The modish thing 'is to have em broidery haga inst a oh HA one leture pillow of applique sofa dont in plain tones, also, These plain tone pillows should match the principle colors of the pleture pillows, Fou instance, with the Madonna, one might have a lustrous cell blue vel vet pillow, a silver lame one, two or three In tore bélgeshrowns and on black one, It Ie a fad right now in Italy to work out pletures of one's favorite member of the family and do it In patchwork, One can go to a museum and copy masterpiece, pleture an try sclsgors, threa one's own ae In reproducing olls In silks and salting, BIRDS CHRISTMAS TREW It Is not too late yet to plan for things the children can do or Christmas morning, In that quiet. which prevails after the Christmnr ww A -------- Sheer Chiffon Fall Fashioned HOSIERY At ATKINS HOSIERY a LINGERIE SHOP Near Cor, King & Simcoe St, RH ll A, resents have an. been. and @ children wi ng what 0 do, here hi poh hing to sug- ont, Let them Nave a birds Shristmas tree, A small tree will orve this burpous, oye ana x. ure one oy mall sum oe have it ia 'rondiness. ot the children fix it up them: elves in the snow in a econspiour us plage in the back ysrd, They nay decorate it with any spare hinge left from the big tree in the ousé, but to make it a real birds' ree, they should have bits of suet fed on the branches, and bread wumbs, The children will enjoy it nore if you let them do this all y themselves, They may also use 20peorn kernels and tle them on ith string. Any other crusty hings that the birds would est nay be used, This tree will also wrve as an good pastime during all 'he holidays for the children can wgnew the morsels of food every fay, They will find that the wine er birds are very quick to detect nything to eat this snowy wea her, HELPFUL HINTS | The best treatment for a wet fur i to glve it a shake and then cove r completely with bran, Leave or an hour, shake the bran out, nd put another lot on, Hang the ur away from artificial heat Maa oo ans WS When dry, shake the bran out, Odd pity left can be brushed out, Then polish the fur with a warm silk handkerchief. It will look as new; Place candles in the refrigers tor for a couple of days hefore us ing them to make them last long: er and not drip, After wearing a garment go over it thoroughly, press it out, brush it and mend it If necessary; in fact, see that it 1s in perfect condition before hanging it up In the wardrobe again, No garment should be hung up in a wardrobe, or put away in a drawer, unless it is ready to be worn, Every hat that is taken off should he well brushed before it is put away. If your clothes are treated this way they last you at least three times an Jong, and they are always smart, In faot, 1f you are your own lady's maid, this is the way you should treat your clothes, ) Now the movie actresses have to talk, They will be asked to think next.----American Lumber. man, Ne wea oo mmr Business to the backgiound Fellowship to the forefront Good Will and Good Wishes This Christmastide, PECL NO ESS) rtm h-------- There 1s a Santa Claus HEN we were very young and tried to stay awake to see Santa Claus drive up with bis reindeer and sleigh filled with toys, we nearly always fell asleep before he came. That was too bad, but on Christmas morning; sure enough, our stockings were filled with the things we bad wished for; and, besides the toys that Santa had brought, we often got lovely presents from aunts and uncles and big brothers and sisters, Then, as we became a little older and went to school, somebody fold us that there wasn't any Santa Claus, and, oh! bow our little hearts ached! How sed we felt! But the children who told us that there wasn't any Santa Claus, were wrong. They were too young to understand that Santa Claws is a Spirit that lives quietly in the hearts of fathers and mothers and comes very much to life on Christmas Day. And, sure enough, as we grew up, this Spirvit-of Santa Claus was born in us and when Christmas came, we not only received gifts because of the Spirit of Santa Claus living in others, but we ourselves gave gifts because of the Spirit of Santa Claus living in us. And isn't it wonderful to know that all over the world at Christmastime this Spirit of Santa Claus lives and makes everyone feel kindly towards everyone else? Notice it yourself today. Wherever you go, people ave saying "Merry and you answer their greeting with your own cheery "Merry Christmas", That is what the Spirit of Santa Claus does for people. It makes them forget care and worry and be bappy for this great day, Christmas" Many very wise people believe that this Spirit of Santa Claus comes from the Master who was born on this Day of Days in The Little Town of Bethle bem; He whose coming was proclaimed by the Singing of the Angels, Do you remember the story of the "Shepherds Who Watched Their Flocks By Night" and who followed the star until it rested over the manger where He lay, Isn't it splendid to know that, because of what bappewed 1929 years ago, nearly all the people of the Earth. are today proclaiming Peace on Earth and Good- will towards Men? VERY one of us in the Canada Bread Company wish you a Very Happy Christmas, and we hope that you will live to enjoy many more Happy Christmas Days. We believe, too, that the Spirit of Sante Claus, now living in you, will not only make you very happy today, but will be constantly with you through the New Year that is to come, Dedicated to Little Boys and Girls Canada B By The Limited read Company