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THE OSHAWA. DAILY TIMES. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1927 PAGE SEVEN WOMEN'S DAILY INTEREST PERSON AL bs 3 oe Phat te or vperation of its readers in contribuing "items to this column.' Send in "= post. card of phone 35. HIS 68TH BIRTHDAY In the account of Mr. William Peters birthday party in last even- ing's issue of this paper it was er- roneously stated that Mr. Peters was eighty-six years of age when it was but his sixty-eighth birthday, A typographical error also made Mrs. weters the recipient of the gift, this should have read Mr. Peters. The Oshawa Daily Times greatly regrets these errors, . WARRANTS FOR 1,500 Detroit, Nov. 16.--A sweeping drive against traffic law violators, both men and women, began this af- ternoon, with 50 motoreycle police- men assigned to serve 1,500 war- rants. All 1,500 will be arrested and jailed as quickly as the warrants can be served. The drive was de- geribed by George J. Schlamps, chief of the traffic squad of the police de- partment, as '"a clean-up of offen- ders who deliberately ignore 'park- ing tickets.' It is no excuse for killing time fo say that time will eventually do that to you. ELASTIC lei hd SPECIALISTS IN - FITTING, WEIGHT 'AND PRESSURE. AGENTS FOR CANADIAN, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN SEAM AND SEAMLESS ELASTIC HOSIERY Abdominal ¢ Belts « Lady in attendance VR pale] Nelo) CHE Jo) 135 CHURCH'ST.. TORONTO Hornb SPECIAL SERVICES ALBERT ST. CHURCH Two weeks of special services in Albert street Unted Church are an- nounced today by the pastor, Rev. R. A. Whattam. These services will start on Sunday, November 20 i and will continue up to and inciud- ing Sunday, December 4th, with services every evening excep. »ut~ urday at 8 o'clock. An outstanding speaker during the series will be Rev. G. I. Camp- bell, Ottawa, Field Secretary of Evangelism and Social Service in the United Church, who will be in this city from Sunday November 27th to Sunday, December 4th. Other speakers who will assist the pastor of the church during the first week are Rev. A. M. Irwin, Whitby, Rev. Harold Stainton, Cduriice, Rev. R. T. Richards, Port Perry and Rev. F. J. Maxwell, St. An. drew's Church of this eity. Very interesting subjects have Leen chosen by the various speak- ers, and interesting, helpful mecet- ings are anticipated. Special music is 'being prepared by the choir or Albert Street United Church, who will be assisted on Monday and Thursday of the first week by Mr Harry Skitch and his son, of Tor- onto. Weddings \ KENNEDY--MILLER A very attractive wedding cere- mony and one cof widespread inter est, was solemnized at the residence of the bride's mother, 338 McLeod street, Ottawa, on Saturday evemng, November 5th, at 8.30 o'clock, when Doris Grace, daughter of the late Mr. J. E. Miller and Nirs. Tsonel Miller, was united iu ,uarr:age wan Mr. James William Kennedy D. Se. of Galt, son of the late Mr. J. S. Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy, of Hamilton, Ontario. Flora! adornments of the residence were carried out. In the bay window of the drawing room, near which the bridal party stood, was a banking of palms and ferns, with pink chry- santhemums interspersed. Clusters of pink chrysanthemums had also teen used in the drawing room, while bronze chrysanthemums ad- orned the other rooms. Rev. 8. Millikin, minister of the Stewarton United church, officiated with Rev, Frank A. Smye, of Montreal, assist- ing. The wedding music was ut. of the 0ua artistically pressively played by the bride's sis- ter, Miss Irene Miller, who also 'rogided at the piamé .during the signing of the register when Mr. Wishart Campbell, of Toronto, sang in a pleasing manner, "All Joy Be Thine." Given in marriage by her moth- er, the bride was assisted by her twin sisters, Misses Marjorie and Evelyn Miller. Mr. Lyle Kennedy, of Hamilton, brother of the groom, was the best man. The bride wore a gown of white satin effectively combined with Chantilly lace, which formed a cape across the shoulders and also side flares on the skirt. Trained nurse tells women a vital secret N° longer need women suffer needlessly, Modern med- ical science has at last found SAFE and SURE relief from periodic distress. Nilene is the name and noth- ing like it has ever been known before. Contains no narcotics --no habit-forming drugs -- nothing to cause ill effects on heart or stomach. Absolutely pure and pleasant to take. Safely and quickly soothes pains --speedily strengthening system and restoring normalcy. If periodic distress interferes with your activities--try Nilene. Many physicians prescribe it. 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The filmy folds of ine siik met bri. dal veil were held in place om the head with a coronet of tiny orange blossoms, .and the bride carried 2a Deautiful shower bouquet of rose- buds and lily-of-the-valley. The bridesmaids were in pretty dresses of pink georgette and transparent velvet which were similar in de. sign, and each wore a hair bandeau | ot silver foliage and pink georgette. Arm bouquets of pink daisy chysan- themums were carried. Mrs. Mil- ler, mother of the bride was in rose beige georgette with lace trimmings. Mrs. Kennedy, of Hamilton, mother {of the groom wore a gown of black geogrette, with touches of white in trimming, Miss Irene Miller, sis. ter of the bride was in a gown of | white georgette with crystal beads. Among the guests there were the i following from out of town: Mrs. J. S. Kennedy, of Hamton, mower of the groom; Mr. Lyle Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rogers, all of Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilbur, of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. William Hemphill and Miss Norah Hemphill, and Mrs. Dilts, all of Buffalo; Mrs. W. R. Horwell, of Cleveland, Ohio. At i1he conclusion 1of the ceremony a reception was held and later Mr. and Mrs. Ken- nedy left for Cleveland, Ohio, the | bride travelling in a blue crepe- back satin dress, a smartly designed | coat of blue broadcoth, with trim- mings of gray caracul. Her hat was of grey felt and velvet. The vou- ple will take up their 1esidence in Galt. . "EYE CARE and EYE STRAIN" By C. H. Tuck, Opt. D Copyright 1926 Eficiency as a Key to Success, Part "I" | When was there a time when spe- | cialized training was more in de- mand than at the present. Modern | development demands it if we would | be of value to ourselves or give ef- | cient service to our employers. 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