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Le 'SGC/ALan¢ P. R30NA The TOR the of ita reader ug ltems tou column. Send im 2 masten a vi, A e New . end with relatives in Toronto. .==Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Barrow d family motored to Belleville were the New Year's guests of . and Mrs, Little of that eity. , ==Mis# Muriel Morison has re Breed Toronto where she is at- the Toronto Normal school, after spending the Christ. fact Is fairly obvious, worry, Sir, that kills, #f from your life you'd banish care " THE NATIONS LAXATIVE * "THE REXALL STORE" Jury & "ovell King Bt, Fart Phone 78 "WOMEN'S DAILY INTEREST Instructor in the Ju-nior Division of the Standard Training Church each night this week. Miss Sem- is National Children 5 Work Secretary and an excellent instructor. 'aha~] of St. Andrew's mas vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, /G. J, 8 Morison, Mas- "on street, -~Miss Gertrude Gimblett, of Peterboro, was the guest of Miss Dorothy Moffatt, Ke.neth avenue, during the New Year's week-end. -Mr, and Mrs, A, 8 Ross, Rit son road north, were guests at the Tennis Club "At Home" at Peter boro, on Friday evening, Decem- Jer 30, --Miss Nina Gough, of the To ronto Hospital for [Incurables, visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H, Gough, Albert street, during the New Year's week-end. --Mr, and Mrs. Allan Pipher, Mr, Allan Guthrie and Mrs, Ernest Watson attended thé (un- eral at Ringwood, off Sunday of the former's father, Mr, Wm fipher, --Mr., W, F, Tane of Niagara Falls, left on Tuesday for that city after spending the Christmas holi- days at the home of his parents, Mr, and Mrs, W. Tane, 66 Elgin street east, --Mr, and Mrs, BE, L, Baler, and little daughter Ruth, :ave return- ed to thelr home in Toronto after! visiting with Mr, and Mrs. C. H. Jamieson, Athol street, uring the New Year's week-end, MAYOR MEDERIC MARTIN TO RUN NINTH TILT Montreal, Que., Jan, 3.--"Happy New Year," said a group of alder men who waited this morning on Hon. Mederic Martin, Mayor of Montreal, "Same to you," replied His Wor- | ship, who announced he was willing to accept from each alderman a New Year's gift in the form of aldermanic signature to the nomination papers which the mayor will file in April when he runs for re election for the ninth time. The aldermen promised Mr, and Mr- Special Atter Christmas | Offe A handsome 94 piece Dinner Set will be sent to your home by paying x $b 5.00 M L Y Then pay $1.00 each week until paid, We have a wonderful assortment of to select from in fine English and and shapes rench Dinnerware. White with Gold Lines $19.80 - Breakfest Sets in Black and Orange Daisy flat pattems, | 34 pieces--$8.75. Eee our 5.isdovs and mote the beautiful patterns. .LROWN TLE IO West Phone 189 'Weddings GILES---HOBBS On Tuesday, January 3, 1928, the wedding was quictly solemnized at the King Street United Church Jy - sonane, with Rev. C. W, DeM lle offic"at nz, of Dorothy Annie, dau h- ter of M., and Mrs, Fionk Hohbs, of King street cast, and Mr. Arthur Res ha'd Giles, son of Mr, and Mrs. Wm. R. Giles of this city. Mr and Mis. Giles vl reside in this eity. . TRZVAIL-IATHEWS At St, George's rectory on Wed- nesday, January 4, 1928. with the Rev, Canon d-Pencier officiating the marriage was quietly solemmnized of Florence Annie, dayghter of Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Mathews, of 381 Olive Ave, to Mr. Silvanus Trevail, son of Mr. and Mrs. S, Trevail, 118 Ty- lor Crescent, Mr, and Mrs, Pitman attended the bride and groom, who will take up their residence in this city, LUIIE-PATTERZON A quict but pretty wedding was solemni.cd at St. George's Rectory, hy Canon deP-ncier, on Tucsday, January 3 1928, when Miss Eya Mahle, dau~h'or of Mr, an? Mrs M-s, Risha~d Pa' r~-son, of 203 Al- Bart great, Ocltawa, to M= Richer! -- APTI TO HONOR P'NYAN Author "Pilgrim's P. ress Will Be Given Place on Agenda at World Al liance Meeting Jan. 4 (By Canadian Press)-- World Aliance - Baptists meeting here in Congress during the last week June, 23-29, will honor the memory of John DNuni2n with a place in the program. A Bun- yon window is also to be present- ed to McMaster Baptist University as a permanent memorial, It is just 300 years since the birth of John Bunyan, 'The Tinker of Dedford," the author of "Pllgrim's Progress," describ ed by some ns the gre test prose elle ory in the En-lish lanzuare, and possiily in any language. Next to the Title, Pil~rim's Pro- rreca is sald to have had the greatest sale of any book ever written, It passed through 10 editions during the author's life- time, and has since been trans'at- ed into 75 languages. As Milton was the grect poet of the Puritan period, Bunyan was the great prose writer, and in some resnents he is said to be the father of the modern novel. A fine statue of Bunyan in his native town, Bedford, England. not far from the jail where he syent 12 years for nianeh contrary to the low acaine Non-con'ormi-ts. Fis worth h-: Wa" =» Ta'e, sn of 2 a, Lukn Ff wert White and the te Mr Toke. Th voun~ e-un'a we- tended he Me and Mrs. E 1, TP r of west Whihty. Mr. and Mrs, Tie will re-ide on the Kingston road. west Whitby. COCHNANE--COYSTON A pretty wed?ing was solemnized on Wednesday, December 28th at 8:30 o'cloc's at the manse of the First [nited Church, Vast Main street, Galt, when the Rev. K., J *rac'onald vnited in marriare W'h- ol, daughter of Mrs Croyston, 42 Chapmrn street an dthe late Mr, Coyston to Prhe-t Cochrane, sun of ». 0, Cochrane, 7 malt, ttractive in h'up med with nin satin, h'~ 'hoes, block ple ture hat tr' with silver and rarrying a rovea~a honnnet of nin" =08~s ani V'ly of the ~al'ey. Mies *f»ble Corth, in orch'd erene d- ~hine with matching shoes and hose earryin~ a eorsage houane! »f roses and 1'ly of the vallev acted ~g bridesma'd. while Mr, William morhrane. alen of (alt sunnorte! 'he groom. The gifts to the wed: "ng attendants were a silver ~onch, gold cvfflinks snd a sub *antial erhe~pe tn the bride. recert'on 'wrs he'd pt the home f the bride's sister, Mrs. E. Baes snd Mr. Bass, 126 MeTaughlin treet, when about thirty-five uests gathered to con~ratulate the groom. The table was centered ith the wedding eake over which "ung a huge white wedding hell, Nuring the evening Miss Marv Wil "ams seng "Oh, Promise Mn" very ~weetly, Mr, and Mrs. Cochrone left for a 'hort trip to Toronto and Oshawa, and on returning to Galt will take 'p their residence at 42 Chapman street,' RNamore rire The h-'1a erene de choi 3XIDDING AUTO STRIKES AND KILLS OTTAWA WOMAN Ottawa, Jan. 3.--Struck by a skid ling automobile, Miss Violet Gauth 'er, aged 29 years, died today short 'mea te-n recolnired bt the e ~blirhed Church of En 'and ar em clabor..te window now ador 'minster Abbey {in his men He belouns to Christendo +t large , but like his great con- temporary, Milton, he was a mem- ber of the Baptist denomination an insignificant body in his day, hut one of the great demomina- tions of the world today. At the Boptist Congress here next summer a whole session will be devoted to the celebration of the Tercentenary. A treatise on Bunyan is being writteneby Rev. W. Y, Fullerton, D.D., of London at the request of the Alliance, an"! will be published shortly, STEIN AGAIN REMANDED ON THEFT CHARGE AT M'"MLAND ly after she had been hurried to a. hospital. Durwood Lester, driver of the car which hit Miss Gauhier as she attempted to cross the street, Midland, Ont, Jau 3--For the surth week in succession another 'mand was g-anted J, D, Stein of lUoronto, today on charges of theft 'rom Mrs. Thomas Rankin, The case now stands until Tuesday the 10th, Stein remaining in custody, CONGRESS |200 Crore /EDNESDAY, JANUARY Orange grocers OF VETERANS GUESTS LEGION AUXILIARY Yesterday afternoon about two hundred children of the returned soldiers of the city were entertain- ed by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion in the Cangdian Legion Hall. After games and singing in the lower hall each of the children received a bag of candy and an orange. !he com- mittee under whose direction the ovening was arranged were: Mrs. A. Buchley, Mrs. W, Culling, Mrs 't. Armitage, Mrs. W. Severs, Mra. ' Da'by, Mrs. J. Pollard, and Mrs. Kellar, Mrs. H. Gay is the presi oot of the la iles' Auxillary. who after the children had left en- juyed a socl:] evening and bounti- ul supper, ALABAMA (OLD CAUSES FIVE DEATHS Birmingham, Ala, Jan. 3--Five persons we.e dead today as an in- direct result of the cold wave In Alabama, An aged negro found dead in an unoccupied house ueie was believed Zo have succumbed to exposure, daring to' TINOLY ZOZENGES will prevent ! nd stop the | || 'rogress of || "wse disorders || ) ' | 7 In al) repte condis 23 of the mouth end Lareat these lozenges ore markedly bene tsial because thew |! y entiseptic qualities icldy destroy the Larmful germs and relieve that grippy, |} [ Karn's Drug Sore 2alied-up feeling. § *hone 878 Next P.O © [] RICE 25¢ fi told police that he was trying to =---- avoid another car which had moyed out in front of him but the icy road way caused him to sideswipe other car and hit Miss Gauthier. whom, he sa'd was standing off th curb with ber back to him. He sta' ed neither of the cars was going fart BUSINESS CHANCES . » Opportunity Man or man and wife to open 2nd own 8 lucrative bu: eo = fn Oshawa. will boo c.ocest fmspocilon. Al-cluely mo eco.npetis tion. 'ust have at least fi. ' ousamnd do!':8 im ez . ixpedence | pu.s- iv; of assistance .:i. mot necessary. Ince "ent 'Wonderful Business income and lar;e ic ts. Principa's omly. ! vsti -e in position to finance and mean business. Strictly con idential. Apply in first instance Box "0" The Oshawa Daily Times. th | |S A. F . Annis _ fF Extends sincere thanks to the citizens of Osh- awa for re-election as = School Trustee for a second term, y| OSHAY'! 8 STRICT "ston Taxi, driven by Lorne Patten, South-West Ward Please accept my [ pis 2a i sincere thanks for the honor accorded me in Monday's Civic Elec- tion. | shell try to merit this expression of confidence by loyal service to Ward Two 2nd the Cty as a whole. Wishing everyone a full shore in Cshawa's year of prosperity. =i prize was wom by Mrs. Gudzeon, 3 4, 1926 not bu able to get "SALADA™ in hed Mp yt ' GOOD PROGRAM AT W.C.7.0l. MEETING A Letter is Read from One of the Founders of the Union The regular January meeting of the W.C.T.U. was held yester- day afternoon in Simcoe street United church, when Mrs. Stalter read a very interesting letter written by Mrs. Letitia Youmans, one of the founders of the W.C. T.U., whose birthday falls in this month. After the business of the day had been transacted, Mrs. Booth took the chair and present- ed a program prepared by her group and Mrs, Robertson's group. The much enjoyed num- bers were: instrumental. selection by Miss Kellow; several readings by June Luke; a few words on prohibition in the west were giv- en by Mrs, Robertson of Alberta; a reading by Miss Harris, a solo, by Irene Winters, Clip sheet exer- cise, led by Mrs. James, then Miss Burns spoke for a short time on the advancement of Prohibition in Scotland. The interesting meet- ing was brought to a close with the repeating of the Mizpah bene- diction, TRANG SCHOOL ATTEHI/NCE ROWS Number Attending Wezk of Prayer Services Also is Gratifying Double the attendance of Monday evening greeted the leaders of the Week of Prayer at St. Andrew's church last night, The attendance of the Standard Training School, in connection with which the ohservance of the Universal Week of Prayer, under the auspices of the Ministerial Associat'on, is taking place, was also ma'erially increased, over one hun- dred and fifty now being enrolled, The worship period at eight o'clock which opens the service of prayer for the citizens generally, and which is also the worship service of the evening in connection with the school is urder the 'irection of Rev. Dr. Dounall, Following the worship per- jod all of the divisions in the school except the adult class ret're for their second study period, while the adults and those who are not enrclled at the school remain in the auditorium where Rev Dr. W. P, Fletcher leading in a course of study on "The Program of Christianity." The whole spirit of the evening at th:s church last night was reverently enthusiastic, and real progress was made in all of the study groups, who are seeking to solve problems incur- red in the teaching of the various age classes of youth in the Sunday school and the home, The staff was com- plete as announced last evenina, D. R. Poole, of the National Boys' Work Beard being present to lead the "teen-age boys work group, Fol- lowing the session eof the school, | which closes at none wEfock, a meet- ing of the Children's Work Board of the city was held. This board, together with the Boys' Work Board and the Girls' Work Board of the city will report at a meeting of the school during the week, on the acti- yities and accomplishments of the ear, ' The Week of Prayer is also being observed in Knox Preshyterian church. Last night a fine attendance marked the opening meeting of the week, the speaker being Mr. Runa, an Indian native Christian, Mr, Ru- na told an intensely interesting story of his conversion from heathendism to Christianity, and of the work of the missions in India, The speaker tonight at Knox church is Rev. Dr. Winchester of Knox church, Toronto, who will give an address on "Pre- sent World Conditions." The meet- 'ng tonight open at eignt o'clock in the basement of the church. STUDENTS FLOCK TO MONTREAL Montreal, Que, Jan. 3.--Students from 19 colleges, convents, academies and schools t othe number of about 1,500 have come to Montreal for the Christmas and New Year's holidays. , The students are from all parts of the Province of Quebec. Motor Cars Damaged Two cars were damazed yester- dzy afternoon in an accident at Bruce and Albert streets. A John ' going east on Bruce street, collid- ,od with a ear driven by Charles Kiddle, 11 Maple street, who was Ariving his car north om Al is | "AGE FIVE | EE The Greatest of all the Year's Sales| will Commence on Friday, January 6 Be Prepared to Get Your Full Share of the Bargains R AS Cowley. Mr. W, McDonald won the first prize for the gents Mr, G. Frost and Mr, T, Brotherwood won the third prize. The special prize for the ladies was a goose won by Mrs. W. Barrett, while Mr, D. Bryce won a box of cigars the special prize for the gentlemen, The other prizes of the evening were vouchers. South Simcoe St. H. and 8, Club The regular monthly meeting - of South Simcoe St. Home and School Club was held last evening, The pre- sident, Mrs, C, J. Wilson, occupied the chair. Owing to the holiday season many of the members were absent although the business part of the meeting was not as lengthy as usual the encouraging report of the treasurer showed the great work of the committees. The following pro- gram was greatly enjoyed by all pre- sent: Piano solo by Miss Stevens, reading by Mrs. Burge, piano so'o by Norman Williams, vocal solo by Miss Stevens. Refreshments were served and the meeting was closed with the National Anthem, READERS' VIEWS | HYDRO INTERRUPTIONS Editor Oshawa Daily Times, Dear Sir: There hes been a lot of discus- sion and talk about the increase in Hydro rates. I wonder if we became a city too fast, It is most annoying, and it seems to be 2 weekly practice to have the power off, Why is there not a double line? If one line goes wrong, they should be in a position to switch on to the other or on the other hand Oshawa should have its own power plant in case of trouble, Then we should be in a position to use our own power, Eizhty per cent. of the pcople cooking, but the joke comes in when they don't know if they will eat today or tomorrow. These conditions we would expect to find in some outlandish spot, but why pick on Oshawa? If this kind of thing is to con- tinue, then lot us go back to the wood stove or have some action BAMA and less tnlk. We are going to be left in (®rkness some evening, then who knows what may hap- pen, I am sure our police de partment is not strong enough to handle the situation, I read all the doings of Birds- ave Centre--you will find it in the Weekly Star--but they don't seem to have some of the troubles Oshawa has to go through some times. "Mae." A Message of Hope From the Prairies Mus, L. Stadel Speaks Highly of Dodd's Kidney Pills Saskatchewan Lady Always Recoms mends Dodd's Kidney Pills Grenfell, Sask., Jan 3. (Spe- cial)--"I used to be troubled greatly with pains in my back," writes Mrs. L. Stade!, who resides at this place, "I am glad to say that since taking Dodd's Kidnay Pills I feel ever so much better, I live out on the prairie and am often called on to attend people who are sie, and in cases of kidney trout'c, always recommend Dodd's Kidney Pills." Ninety per cent ol! the ills from which women suffer come from wear or d'reased kidneys. They are the organs that strain all the impurities out of the blood, If they fail to do their work, the impuritice rema'n in the tlond and are deposited all over the hndy. Weak kidneys are not confined to grown people. They are too of- ten found in children, sowing the 18 Simcoe ¥t, south bert street. Although both cars| were somewhat smashed up, 40 | sody was injured. | "old In uest Tonight The inguest into the death of ¥. H. Gomme, Buena Vista av- nue, who was killed by a truck on King street west last Thurs- 3 day, will reopen in the court room "i here at eight o'clock tonicht. =! The elimin~ry session, at which 'he jury was empzmelled and the "ody viewed. was held on the af- 'ornoon of the tra~edy. The in- uest was ordered by Coroner r. D. 8. Hoig. ). BE. Whist Drive The 8. O. E. Whist Drive held 2 December 30, wae 1 08" suc ss ul ard enjoyable tue ladies' [first the socord prize by Mrz. D. Davies and the third prize by Miss A. COMMUNITY PLATE in the new "Home and HoStess Tray" Tas Trax alone will make you want to own ie, A border of black, relieved by stripiog in gold, frames a charming floral background, and with the inset silverware rack, combines convenience with beauty. It contains 26 pieces of Coxmuniry Praxz in 8 choice of five patterns. We call especial attention to the new Past Revere design. Con plete with tray, $35 75. Teaspoons, $4.25 set, This Tray will also accommodate 42 pieces, making ag ideal service for eight covers, » ~ > J ~