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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1930 PACE FIVE Women's Interests in the Home --- and the Community SOCIAL and PEKSONAL Miss Henrietta Berg, of this city has returned after ' Jas Teturaed spending a week Mrs. Roy Ounliffe, Division St., has left to join her husband who is In Sudbury on a business trip. Group 4, of North Simcoe St. ~ United Church met at the home of Mrs, D. W. Perkin, 114 Buck- ingham Avenue, on Thursday af- ternoon, Jan, 16. Mrs, Perkin and Mrs. Keel were appointed leaders for 1930 and Mrs. Penfound, treas- urer. Plans were made to hold a téa every two weeks, the first to be held at the home of Mrs. J. Len- nox, 149 Colborne street cast, Af. ter business had been discussed, a 100 New Dresses just ar- rived. New shades and styles. The Fashion Shoppe 84 Simcoe St. S. dainty tea was served by the hos- tess and a social hour enjoyed. ST. ANDREW'S LA, ~ FLECT OFFICERS President for 1930 Is Mrs. A. Broomfield St. Andrew's Ladies' Ald Society' held their regular monthly meeting in the Sunday School rooms 'Ifhurs- day afternoon, January 16, at 3 o'clock. The President, Mrs, Liv- ingstone, took the chair for the opening of the meeting. The Serip- ture lesson was read by Mra. W, A, Young. The Treasurer's report, when read, showed that the Ladies' Ald had made $1418.17 during 1929. Mrs. George 'Lander then took the chair to conduct the elec tion of officers for 1930. The new executive is as follows: President, Mrs. A. Broomfield: first vice, Mrs. Webb: second vies, Mrs. H. Smith; secretary, Mrs Walker: assistant secretary, Mrs. Alexander; treasurer, Mrs, A. V. ' Swail; pianist, Mrs, Clarke; assist- ant pianist, Mrs. Davidson; execu: tive, Mrs, J. P. Lethbridge, Mrs. k. Daniels, Mrs. W. A, Young; flowe. committee, Mrs, W. A. Young, Mrs, Tripp. Mrs. Livingstone and Mrs, F. J. Babe were appointed to arrange 'for the flowers in the church pul- pit every Sunday. When the elections were com- pleted the new president took charge of the meeting that consist- ed of business discussion. It was decided to adopt the group systdm again. A membership campaign wil ltake place in the near future. On the 18th of February there is to be a Valentine Tea. With these matters settled the meeting at- journed. HELPFUL HINTS Leather straps on trunks or suit cases get very stiff if they are not used frequently. If they are soaked in hot soapy water and dried in the open air they will become$pliable again, If they are then well rubbed with linseed oil this will preserve the leather, Keep a small bottle of kerosene oil in the bathroom closet, where it is handy for polishing the porcelain bathtub and wash bowl Bl ----.-- If the candle is too large for the holder just hold the end in hot wa- ter and you will be able to easil press it to fit the candlesticks. This gives a smoother finish than shaving it with a knife. ---- Lamb croquettes are nice served on a bed of rice that has been well cooked in stock and it wil limprove the tlavor to brush the rice and the croquettes with a little very stiff as- pic jelly that has been heated. Save your coffee grounds, dry them in the oven and use them on :| the knife board instead of knife pow- der. You will be surprised at the result. A pinch of carbonate of soda sprinkled on the knife board with the grounds saves time and labor, To prevent the edges of smail mats curling, take some small strips of linoleum the width of the mat and about six inches long. Pierce some holes in the linoleum with a gimlet and then neatly stitch to the under side of the mat with fine twine. seVictor BD Osthoph Now : reduced to-- ' Bring in a used Victor Record for each new one and get them for Records 6c 99 Victor Records for 65 cents . . . for 55 centc--1{ you tuiu wu a used Victor Record for each new 10 in. Black Label Victor Record you buy. Twenty cents saving on every new Black Label 10 in. Victor Record. Victor Records continue to be the same fine, high quality records,-- the world's finest artists in every class,--the world's greatest librarv »f musical entertainment. Every Black label Victor V.E. Orthophonic 10 in. Record now sells at the new price of 65 cents. Hupdreds of artists, thousands of titles to choose from. Standard music, classical music, orchestral music, heart songs, popular songs, -- the very latest fox trots as they come out in the Victor releases, -- you can save twenty cents on every single one. : : Go through your Victor records now. Make a package of all those you don't want any more. Each one saves you money. offer good until further notice. Return pA Fg TY v v v wy. See your Victor Dealer today Save 20c. apiece at this new Victor Beeord price. Victor Talking Machine Company . of Canada, Limited | WOMER' MEETINGS | RITSON ROAD HOME AND SCHOOL CLUB The regular meeting of the Ritson Road Home and School Association was held at teh school on Tuesday evening, January 14, Mrs. J. R, Booth the president, occupied the chair, It was decided to' honor the boys of the school rugby team with a ban- quet on Thursday evening as they won the Neil Hezzlewood trophy for the Public Schw! Rugby League. The next meeting will be in the form of a aVlentine Social, In this manner the ladies hope to raise moncy for the club. C. F. Cannon, Superintendent of the principals of public schools of the city was the speaker of the cve- ning. He addressed the meeting on the subject of the "School Curricu- lum," outlining it in an instructive and interesting manner, in relation to the child and teacher, showin that it was not exactly new but cout] be traced to Biblical timesfi and it was almost universal in that it was known in most civilized countries and had been adopted to the needs of particular cases and modified from time to time to prevent fossilizing. He also explained the reason for studying the "Three R's." Mr. F, Herring, Miss I. Brown and her quartette gave solos and instru- mentals, A hearty vote of thanks was extended to the speaker and the art- ists after which the evening closed with the National Anthem. INSTALL OFFICERS AT 0.L3. 1929 Is Most Successful Year in History of Sun- beam Chapter The regular meeting of Sunbeam Chapter 0.E.S., was held oh Thurs- day evening In the S.0.E. Hall, with a large attendance of mem- bers and visitors present, this be- ing the occasion of the annual in- stallation of officers, Following the opening and regular session Sister Anne Creighton, P.D.D.G.M., of District No. 5, St. Mary's, Ontario, residing in Oshawa, took charge of the installation ceremonies, assist- ed by Bro. Charles Barnes, P. Pat- ron, of Beaches Chapter, Toronto; Marshal; Sister Isabel Train, Chap- fain; Sister Ferguson, organist, Soloists: Sister J. Reid and Sis- ters Sybad and Vida angmalid, Sis- ter Tena Roberts of Whitby, P.D.- D.G.M., also assisted, when tne foi- lowing officers were {installed in their respective offices for the en- suing year: Worthy Matron, Sister Chloa Brown; Worthy Patron, Bro. Fred Sarmouth; Assa. Matron, Sister Elizabeth Weir; Assac. Patrot Bro. Russel Weir; Secretary, Sister, Catherine Shelly; Treasurer, Sis ter Emma Stirling; Conductress, {ster Iva Clif; Chaplain, Sister Ed- na Jones; Marshal, Sister Isabel McDonald; Organist, Sister Jessie Reid; Adah, Sister Marion Grigg; Ruth, Sister Bertha Sarmouth; Esther, Sister Laura Stewart; Martha, Sister Jean Chalmers; Electa, Sister Sarah Stephenson; Warden, Sister Margaret Johnson; Sentinel, Bro, John Coleman.' Sister Grace Walker, the retiring Matron was the recipient of many beautiful gifts from the officers and members, testifying to the high esteem In which she is held as did also the gifts to Bro. Karl Cute, P. Pastron, from the Past Matron and members, Sister Walk- er presentde the Group Leaders of 1929, Sisters, Stephenson, Train, and Shaw with gifts in appreciation of their support during her term of office. The Matron, Sister Brown Kabat intervi You It Happened Last Week Our buyer was visiting one of the large silk lingerie nills, looking for something to pep up business, and after talking things over with the president of the company, he was escorted out into the mill to This man said, 1 have Just gone through the entire stock of every number and have put aside all lines we are desirous of clearing. few the superintendent. have just hit the right moment. The result is we secured about $1500 worth of Bilknit Lingerie for half or less than half its actual worth, and so To-morrow We Commence a Linger?- Sale That is Without Precedent For Values and Varieties The entire lot has been divided into 4 price groups, as follows: 59¢ 79¢c 98c $1.49 (SEE WINDOWS) on assuming her office was the recipinet of beautiful gifts, includ. ing a silver tea-service from her husband and family and a bouquet of American beauty roses from her officers. Beautiful gifts were also presented to the installing officers with accompanying addresses. Sis. Brown presented her staff of of- ficors with delightful favours each. At the conclusion of the meeting hte members proceeded to the Capi- tol Cafe to enjoy an appetising lunch. Bro. H. Shelley as toast- master was as usual in Jovial mod and the response to the toasts, The King, the Grand Chapter, New- ly Elected Officers, Visitors, etc., were equally enjoyable. This con- cluded the most successful year in the history of . Sunbeam Chap- ter which has so rapidly outgrown its status of a 'Baby Chapter" and now enjoys a membership of well over 100, taking its place with the other Chapters of the district in promulgating the good work of the Order. GEMS FROM DICKENS Anything that makes a noise is sat- isfactory to a crowd. » LJ Memory, however sad, is the best and purest link between this world and a better. » * Society is perhaps a little mercen- ary, you know, my dears * A * \ Women, after all, are the great props and comforts of our existence, Every traveller has a home of his own, and he learns to appreciate it the more from his wanderings. LJ » = No man who was not a true gentle- man at heart, ever was, since the world began, a true gentleman in manner. LI J . When you meet with real talent, and native, too, encourage it, that's 1 say. what Ty " . Shirring Moulds the Hips of Black Crepe That Paris Decrees So Smart All- Day Wear By Annette : A picturesque mode in dipping side liem achieves graceful length in black silk crepe, that is quite as popular with the debutantes as the dignified matron, . . It moulds at bodice and hips, in- dicating waistline by shirring at eith- er underarm seam and at centre- front, . : The collarless neckline is finished with applied scli-fabric band that merges into side flares at either side of the skirt, The front and back of the skirt is also cut circular. Style No, 157 comes in sizes 16, 18 20 years, 36, 38, 40 and 42 inches bust. The Women's Corner For Anything of Interest w the Homemaker and the Housekeeter O there are days in this life, worth life and worth death. And O what a bright old song it is, that O 'ti love, 'tis love that makes the world go round, > Ld I know there is a sea of Time to rise one day, before which all w! wrong us or oppress us will be swept away like leaves, » LJ Whenever you go to sce the Mon- ument, you mustn't give in on the doorsteps, or you will never get to the top. * w * Spite is a little word, but it repre- sents as strange a jumble of feelings and compound of discords as any polysyllable in the language. * ¥ It is not possible to know how far the influence of any amiable, honest- hearted duty-doing man flies out into the world, When you make lemon jelly wash the lemons and squeeze out the juice; remove seeds, put skins in cold wa- ter, and boil. Use this water to dis- solve the gelatine which has been soaked in cold water and fewer lem- ons need be usgd, LITTLE THINGS She said, "I cannot under Your passion for these | 0, 1 shall never make her How heartbreaking and dear to me A scaguil's footprints on the sand} A feather from a ring-dove's wings{ I'he way the rose-red anthers grow On. scabious flowers, purple-blue; I'he glory of a flake of snow; The color in a drop of dew; Striped velvet of a bee's brown coat} Che little pinky paws of moles; Sunlight upon a pigeon's throat; I'he little lovely secret holes Of wood-wren's nest and field-mouse run; The curve of rose-petals; the back Of lady birds, bright red and black; The silken touch of thistledown; A fleck of sea-foam in the sun; Pebbles én pools, all wet and brown, O. will she never, never see How great these little things can bd? ~--Teresa Hooley. | Sheer Chiffon Kull Fashioned HOSIERY At ATKINS HOSIERY & | LINGERIE SHOP | Near Cor. King & Simcoe St. | 'gold' ring from part gold and J as it is possible to fashion a part baser metals . . . so is it In the 36-inch size, 4% yards of 39- inch material is sufficient to make it. | Midnight blue crepe de chine is! very youthful choice, and especially | lovely for early spring. | For formal afternoons, select chif- | fon in black, dahlia purple or plum ! shade, Fishnet in black or purple | also interesting. | Gypsy red silk crepe, bottle green | crepe marocain, Havana brown crepe ! silk, and independence blue wool crepe fashionable combinations. Pattern price 20 cents in stamps or coin (coin is preferred). Wrap coin carefully. We suggest that when you send {or pattern, you enclose 10 cents ad: ditional for copy of large Fashion Magazine. PATTERN PURCHASE COUPON fo The Oshawa Times Pattern Departmen Nams &. Address Cown Provi Price, 20 cents each. Send stamps of coin. Wrap coin carefully. Because Sune light is all pure, soap, it is the mosteconomical. It makes more suds to wash more clothes. . possible to make a soap from part pure soap and part substitutes. The Karat mark on the ring tells you of its purity, but what mark is there on soaps to guarantee heir purity? With Sunlight soap . . . the "karat' mark of purity is on every bar. It reads: 'Guaranteed Pure and to Contain no Adulrerant Whatsoever." Sunlight is the only laundry soap with a standing money guarantec that it is al pure soap. Being pure, Sunlight dissolves readily--forming plenty of suds very quickly--suds which are lively and lasting. They wash more clothes beautifully clean without harm to fabric 'or colour. . and Sunlight's pure, gentle suds never could roughen your hands. Lever Brothers Limited, Toronto Sap makers by appointment to their Excellencies the Sovimt Cent and Viscountess Willingdon. | AHA a Hh) Wl il