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| § ceives "Wedding Gifts m= in Carlton Gardens. Exq 2 glewels were displayed in a large glass pr SER TIRAR UBLEGIFTS AN POPULAR BRIDE Anne Cavendish Re-| | From King and # . pndon. Jan. G--Lady Anne Cavens . t daughter of Duke of on former 'Governor-Gener-| I of Canada, who was married to enry Hunloke at St. Margaret's, |" Westminster recently, received als nost 1 dding gifts, including a brooch with the Crown and | 'Royal Cipher, from King and Queen, +The gifts were:viewed by a stream CAPT. T. M. ("Pat") REID Flight commander af the. expedi- : tion seeking Bert FEielson and hanic, lost in Siberia, of guests atthe Duke of Devonshire's 5 Ronin . In the centre was a diamond brooch from the king and Queen. [Beside it lay enamel and diamond uff links--their Majesties gift to the ridegroom. There were innumerable ngs -- one, the gift of 20 of the de's girl friends; a sapphire and "diamond bracelet and cross from the s.bridegroom, and a splendid necklace sand 'pendant of large diamonds, one (of the Duke of Devonshire's many ts to his' 20-year-old daughter. rom her father also Lady Anne re- ceived a silver fox fur; a pony skin 'his who is believed forced down by snowstorms. Fears are held for 'his safety. 1 coat, lavishly "trimmed with and a huge, silver rose bowl Duchess gave her gauging linen, and a fitted jewel case and a fireguard 'worked by herself in petit point, which is a copy of an historic one at Chatsworth, Lady Anne, who is 20 years of age, has lovely chestnut "hair, She is slight and tall. Her four sisters are married to army captains, The |] TORRE F. J. Perry Wishes to Thank the Electors And friends for their vote and support. Even in defeat T am 'not discour- aged, but will be back again, Please accept my sincere * thanks for electing me as Alderman for 'the' year 1930. Yours sincerely, Maurice G. Hart DARLINGTON MAN, LEWIS TRULL, 72 YEARS OLD MONDAY A happy gathering of relatives took place at the home of Lewis Trull last evening the occasion being the celebration of 72nd | birthday, His spacious home was well filled and congratulatory speeches were given by Alderman Lorne Trull( of Toron- to and Mr. John Trull and Mr, Trull, also of Toronto, and Casey Trull of Darlington. Mr. Orme Gamsby of Orono acted as toast- master and after a sumptuous lunch- con had been served dancing was in- dulged in, interspered with vocal and instrumental selections, The "happy gathering broke up in the early hours of the morning all thanking Mr, and Mrs, Trull for their hospit- ality. The Country Home is the new name of Famm and Fireside. This may be taken to mean that home is now where the farmer's car is parked.--New York Sun, + Many who think they are muni- cipally called © » faith in the judgm-1t of their fellows when the returns come in.--Drantford Expositor. 1127 PER CENT. OF ELECTORS VATED HERE YESTERDAY | Cedatdale Led the Way in Voting of Both Electors and Owners ' Approximately, 27 per cert. of the electors of Oshawa exercised their franchise in- the) municipal elections yesterday, The figures showed that 3022 out of a possible 11,393 yo on the question of salaries foP alder. men. About 47 per cent. of the prop- erty. owners Jotgd on the police sta- tion bylaw, 2; out of 4,539 cast ing their ballots, Cedardale led the way in both votes, 236 out of 637, or 38 per cent. of the electors voting and 230 out of 253, or 91 per cent. of the own- ers casting their ballots. In the south-west ward, 548 out of 2,077 el- ectors, or 27 per cent, and 434 out of 790 owners, or 55 per cent, voted; in the south-east ward, 946 out of 3, 1 clectors or 28 per cent, and out of 1407 owners or 42 per cent. voted; in the north-west ward 488 out of 2,064 electors or 23 per cent. and 3Qp out of 776 owners, or 40 per cent.; and in the north-east ward 804 out of 7,224 electors or 25 per cent, out of 1313 owners or 44 per cent. voted. In the last election, 36 per cent. of the electors exercised their fran- chise, 3,455 electors casting their bal- lots in the mayoralty contest. The vote this year was good, however, considering the fact that there was no keenly contested mayoral race to bring out the vote. POLICE TRUSTEES ORONO ARE ELFCTED The election took place in Orono | vesterddy of the police trustees for the ensuing year and ersulted in the following being «chosen: C. Cain, |. Gibson and T. Cowan. an. SEERA ONE Ed oak Tk PARR x Pas a wes CTE ATS RRS TEE TARE 2777/1 VN ASN ¥ ! THE PROBLEM OF A GIRL YEARNING FOR RELIEF FROM: POVERTY WHO 'SHIES AT THE LOVE OF A RICH MAN MASQUERADING AS A POOR CLERK. For five years Janet Lane had built up her "Dream House." She had planned and furnished it from attic to cellar, and vowed to herself that she would marry only the man who could fulfill her dream. So when Jimmy offered her love, she turned away because he was poor, and plunged instead into pain and unhappiness in pursuit of her ideal. This Entrancing and Unusual Story, Will Start As a Serial in thie On bi Wednesday, January 8th 0 Be sure you read the first instalment, and then you will want to read the rest, . - \ thik * To the Electors of the North East Ward 1 5 MATE the cou- fidence that you ha'e placed in me in electing me as our representative | for the year 1930, Truly, it was a vote that | surpassed my fondest hopes. IMy sincere 1™- aks are ex- | tended to li cf my support- lers ana I trast that my earnest endc .or during the your may justify your 'ark of trust. RH I am proud, in 4 humble way of the confidence my friends and supporters have shown in me and wish to thank them for it. I shall endeavour to be to be worthy of their trust. LC Anderson Thanks! | thanking all I want to take this op- | portunity of publiely those . who | were good enough to help il roll up a nice vote for me fat the polls yesterday. I t hope that during the com- ling year T will be able to | meet the trust imposed. am Jackson Alderman-eleet in South West Ward To The Voters of The City of Oshawa May | take this opportun« ity of expressing my sin- cere thanks for the ans- wer given at the polls yes- terday in my favor. | wish especially to thank liberally gave assistance in my be- half. I hope | shall be able to justify the confid- those who so ence placed in me on the Public Utilities Commis- sion. "STACEY Everett Warne Councillor-eleet for East Whithy thanks his many friends for the handsome vote given him yesterddy and extends to all A Happy and Prosperous New Year. a' To the Electors of East Whitby I desire to thank very heartily all the electors and workers who so splendidly supported me at the polls veserday, securing my re-election as Reeve. " 3 ; Yours sincerely, Bah» we JOHN ROSS | Wishes to thank. his many supporters for re- electing him as Coun- cillor for East Whitby for another term. His best efforts will be put forth to meet the sup- port given at the polls yesterday. 5 Shr BR FY EEE To the Electors of East Whitby . . Although not elected it is my pleasure to thank you for your splendid support. Edgar L.Glover To the Elesiors of the South - West WARD Please accept my sin- cere thanks for electing me as Alderman for the year 1930. Yours respectfully, To the Electors of I wish to thank you one and all for the very hearty sup= {port you have extended to | Jac * me 8 1. retums {will try to promote to the {best of my atility, mot only {the interests of the South- east Waid, but to the city 's a whole Wishing you all a Happy New Year i Yours respectfully, 6. L. Gommow