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Gathered By Times Staff RRA COLUMBUS olumbus. Dee. §.--Mrs, L. L, * Thaw visiting friends in Stouff- ville this week. Mr. and Mrs, ed with the latter's parents rie on Sunday. Be box social held on Wednes- day in spite of the stormy night yas a reat success. iy A Ln program of local talent assisted by Mr, Keast Webber, of Brooklin, Mr. Harvey Pascoe, of Kedron, and the Van Nest Orches- tra, from Taunton, was enjoyed by all, after which Mr. HE, Webber In the absence of Mr. W, Maw, of Whitby, who could not come, aue- tioned off the many boxes at a good price. The proceeds whieh were in aid of the community rink were $118, Mrs, Trull has purchased the house formerly owned hy the late Mrs. B. Stockes and will take pos- session immediately. Mrs, Jas Ashton who has been confined to her bed and under the care of Dr. Moore, returned to Toronto with her sister, Mrs, Paul on Thursday. We hope to see her well soon and back in the village Lorne Cook visit- at : again. Mrs. J. Medd, of - Utica, visited her mother, Mrs. Philip Stone for I a few days last week, | Mrs, J. James is visiting this week with relatives in Oshawa. Mrs. A. Purves, of Scarboro Junction, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Paul Purves, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Wilson, of Oshawa, spent Sunday with the ' latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, H, Wilson Ar. Elmer Glover, of Oshawa. spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, F, Glover, Mr. and Mrs. John Guy and ' children Bohby and Fred, left last week for Baltimore, Maryland, where they intend spending the winter, Miss Jessie Metcalfe has return- ed to her home in Barrie, after spending the past two months with her gister, Mrs. Lorne Cook, Mr, and Mrs. A, Murison Stew- art, and Ross, spent Sunday with relatives at Goodwood, Death tonk on Monday, Decem- ber Hth. one of our oldest and highly respected citizens {in the person of Mr, Fred Pike. Mr, Pike had heen ailing for some time, he- ing moved to the Oshawa Hospital on Sunday where he died, The funeral will be held from the Rob- inson Undertaking Parlors, Brook. lin, on Wednesday afternoon, to Colum} us cemetery. MYRTLE Dee, 6.--Mr. Charlie Luke has =old his farm and nas rented the Raglan grist and saw mill from Mr. Jim Hortop, of Port Ferry, It is generally regretted that Mys. Trew, whose home was broken pp through death has moved hack to Oshawa, Migs Evelyn Massey. of Oshawa, spenl the week end with her par- ents 1 : A number of the ox-siudents of the Whithy High Schoo: attended the Commencement Exercises on night. Miss Jessie Heron pert in the vocal selections progranr. » Women's Missionary Socie- holding their December the home of Mrs, Da- on Thursday afternoon 3 week, 3 Smith, of High Point, has iting her sister, Mrs. » Painter. upp Construction Co. have y for some time hauling their road equipment back to Tor- onto. AM Myrtle, . and Mrs. Rosswell Dobson, of Oshawa, spent Sunday with Mrs. Do} parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jordi. McCombe -- who has been FUEL COAL Stove, $16.00 per ton Nut, $15.50 per ton COKE $13.00 per ton WOOD Soft Slabs, load, $3.25 Mixed Slabs, load, $3.50 Hard Slabs, load, $3.75 Bodywood, Ycord, $4.25 "Buy Relisble Fuel from 2 Reliable Firm" Waterous-Meck Lid Yards, Cedandale--Phone 1288 Uptown Office, 66 King St. W. Phone 660 visiting her daughter in Toronto has returned and is visiting her daughter, Mrs, Thomas R. Price. Master Harold Percy who had his tonsils removed at the Port Perry Hospital last week is re- covering. A drama entitled "The Fruit of His Folly," is. being prepared by the young people of the meighbor- hood who will give it to the pub. lic early in the New Year. Mrs. R, Studholms has returned to her home in Bolton after visit- ing at the home of Mr. John Bu- ketts for the past week, The auction sale of cattle which Vincent and Denny held at the stocks yards here on Saturday was largely attended and Auctioneer Maw, of Whitby, caused bidding to be keen and fast. The highest price paid was a hundred and forty dollars which Mr, Hobbs of Pickering paid for a promising Holstein, THE OSHAWA DAILY 1IME> WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, his wife, live in the West except Mrs, Emil Collard, of Brooklin. to whom much sympathy is extended, Mra, Albert Moore, of Whitby, is spending the winter with her son, Mr. Frank Moore. The children and their "train. ers," are very busy getting ready for the Christmas tree, which will by all accounts be as good is not better than those of previous years, Mr. Joe Johnson had the mis- fortune to have,a valuable cow fall in a well last week, which re- quired a number of men and tack- ling to bring it back safely onto land again, for the winter. He reports that the weather there was very cold and it had been 'frozem wp for over two weeks. NORTH OSHAWA North Oshawa, Dec. 6.--Come to the Home and School Club bazaar on December 9. The bazaar opens at 3 o'clock for sale of fancy work aprons, fish pond, candy, rummage, cooking and afternoon tea and business men's supper. Come and buy your Christmas gifts. Tickets will be drawn at 7.30 on suver crea mand sugar set, doll, Christ. mas cake, tea set of dishes, and o'clock on Friday, December 9th, Mr. and Mrs, John Thompson, of Meaford. spent the week with Mr, and Mrs. Geo, Hamilton. Mrs. Wm. Blight has gone to Smith's Falls to stay with her Mrs. Harnett and baby, Marie, have gone to Burketon to spend a week with her mother, Mrs, Hud. son. Mr. and Mre. H. Flintoff, Cour tice, spent Sunday with Mr, anc Mrs, J. Hardwick, Misses Annie Walke rand Bella Blair, visited Mrs, T. Solomon. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. 8, Moffott and children and Mrs. Harnett and Marie, spent Sunday in Bowman ville with Mrs, Jessie Jones. Mrs. Rouston spent Friday wit' her sister. Mrs. Bruce Anderson in town. Mrs. Roy Terwillegar, Harmony 'pent Thursday with her mother with his son in Saskatchewan since Mr. Will Jones who has been Owing to the anniversary ser- vices being held at Prospect at 2. 80 p.m, and 7.00 p.m, next Sah- bath, December 11th, there will be no service here except Sunaay School at the usual hour, a quart- er to two. On December 18, ser- vice will be held here as usual at a quarter to three in the afternoon. Mrs, James Dickson and Mrs, Johnson Hughson visited with Can- nington friends during the week. Mrs. R., Long spent the week end with her son, Mr. Frank Har- rison of Burketon, A number were in Raglan two nights last week joining the Canadian Order of Foresters, many and varied were the initiations experienced. Mr, and Mrs, Dan Black, of Oshawa, spent Sunday at Mr, Frank Brown's. Much sympathy is felt for Mrs, M, A, Bateman and Mr, Frank Briggs, in the death on November 16 at Los Angeles, California, of their brother, David Leslie, in his 80th year. KEDRON Kedron, Dec, 5.--The Golden Links Class of the Kedron Sun- day School will hold a conceft at the church an Friday evening, De- cember 16th, when Rey, Mr, Clug- ston will entertain with lantern slides. Miss Irene Winter, soloist and elocutionist and Miss Ferne Ledgett, pianist, both of Oshawa, along with local talent will furn- ish the remainder of the program, Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. Harold Mountjoy on the arrival of a baby boy on Sunday morning, The Adult Bible Class of the Kedron Sunday School will hold their annual meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E, Dayis on Fri-| day evening, December 9th, Mr, Harris and Mr. Browning, Whitby, gave very interesting ad- dresses during the Sunday School, session at Kedron on Sunday af- ternoon. | The Ladies' Ald Society will hold their regular monthly meet- ing at the home of Mrs, Clarence Werry on Wednesday afternoon of this week, when they will have their election of officers for the coming year, | ee | COURTICE Ccurlice, Dec. 6.--Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rundle and little Miss Mary. Toronto, visited his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs, 'A. E, Run- dle recently. Miss Mabelle Walters spent last week with relatives in Peterboro. Mrs. Blake Courtice and Miss Florence attended the anniversary services in Trinity United Church, Bowmanville on Sunday and were guests of Mrs. A. E, Clenrence. Sunday the services were in charge of Rev. Dr. Ross, the Ey- angelist and Mr. T. H. Nichols, who led in the service of song. Dr. Ross preached two beautiful ser- mons and Mr, Nichols who has an exceptionally fine voice sang a solo, at both morning and evening services. The special services are being conducted this week at No.! § school, Courtice, and next weeXx at Ebenezer church. The meetings are fairly well attended and Dr. Ross gives 8 most helpful and in-| spiring address each evening and the singing led by Mr. Nichols, is heartily sung by all. There will be n oYoung People's meet- ing this week. Mr. Ronald Courtice has re- turned home from his trip to the West. When the harvesting was finished he visited Edmonton, Banff. and before leaving for home spent a most pleasant week in Calgary with his uncle, Mr. Luther L. Courtice. His impres- sion of Calgary was very fine and thinks it would be a favorite cuy to reside in. 1 Ashburn, Dec. 6.--Mr. James | Miller has returned to his home at Carman, Alberta, after a brief visit with his friends here. | Some of our local dairymen bought a number of cows at the | Vincent Denny sale at Myrtle Sta- tion on Saturday. The cold smap over the week end made our local sports think that the skating season was al- {ready here, but a change in the | weather has delayed this grand- | est of all winter sports for an fin-! definite time. | Word was received here last | week of the death at his home at | Antelope, Sask, of Mr. Harry! Langford, in his seventy-sixti | with Mr. Harry Clay kept a zen- year. Deceased had in company leral store here a number of years of our young men' Listen Folks! We are opening this new Oshawa store with a three-fold purpose; that is to give the people of Osh. awa and surrounding districts honest value, reliable merchane dise and courteous service, For years (in Toronto and vicinity) the name of *Siberry'" has been the password to better values, bet. ter merchandise and better ser. vice, In Oshawa we will leave no stone unturned in order to merit your confidence and recelve your patronage. All we ask is an op- portunity to serve you; let us prove to you that we mean what we say. Let ms get acquainted, Just drop in and say "Hello." Bring your friends to see the new store, the new styles for men and young men and best of all, come and see the new low prices for our opening sale. Remember the ad- dress, 27 King St. E., corner of Celina St., opposite Post Office, Remember the name *"Siberry" (we're Irish) and remember the opening date, Gavan GE cushion, all of which have been donated. se a... s tris A Remember the time, 8 daughter, Mrs. Brittlan. RE -- Mrs. Fice. ---- SIBE New Clothing and Men's Furnishings Store--for Young Men and Boys A Brand New Store with Brand New Values and Brand New Merchandise MEN'S MOLESKIN TROUSERS Genuine Moleskin in MEN'S SWEATER COATS 4 Heavy work sweater coats in fancy heather mixtures with shawl collar and two pock- ets. All sizes, Special MEN'S WORK SHIRTS Big B brand blue chambray, khaki, black and white stripe and grey union flan. nel; full fitting with attach. ed collar, Sizes 14 95¢ MEN'S FLANNEI, SHIRTS Dark Grey Flannel Shirts with attached collar and pockets, Very serviceable, All sizes, Special, $1 29 MEN'S COMBINATIONS Heavy Fleece Lined Com- binations in fancy mottle and natural shade, Worth $2.00, A real bargain at this prizes, Sizes S4toss ....... stripes, perfectly finished with belt cuff sizes, Special, . .. Big B Brand Kha Coveralls, full well made, All sizes, Special .., MEN'S PURE Heavy weight, weight and Sweater Coats comb, jumbo or or plain shades in great variety, Heavy style In best gr bottom, All MEN'S COVERALLS fittine "and SWEATER COATS light in Faney checks, club patterns $2.45, $2.95, $5.95, $7.50 MEN'S SUSPENDERS Police or ecord-end elastic webbing $1.29. 8 for $1.00 RAGLAN Raglan, Dec, 6.--Quite a num- ber from here attended the dance beld in Columbus Hall last Fri day evening and all report a splen- did time. Miss Rose Bremt has returned home after spending a week's va- cation with her sister, Mrs, R. R: ¢lourne, of Toromio. Eizel Acknrey spent the week end at her nome in Epsom. Miss 'Twila Turner, of Toronto, spent Sunday at Mrs. Fred Pier son's. There will be no church services next Sunday owing to anniversary services at Prospect. Miss Hazel Grose, of Toronto. recently visited her and Mrs. A. J. Grose. Mrs. Harold Powell and daug! ter, Gladys, have (eturned fro visiting friends in North Oshaw We are very pleased to repo that Mre Melville Knapp is oveling from her recent seve iiness. The teacher and pupils are pus practicing for their Christmas co! cert to be given in the near futur Mr. Wm. and Cordon Bren spent Sunday with relatives in To! anto. A nu from here attignde 'he bor social at Columb 0 Wednesday of last week. Migs Ina Stacey, of Oshaw visited with her parents here of Junday. parents, Sr RY RRY'S neat tailored; loops and $2.95 ki or Blue Worth $2.50 $2.45 Woon medium weirht honey. flat stitch, all styles; All sizes, $3.95, y Sizes 13% to ade 35¢ Shirts $3.50 for $1.40 repla they fade ret Lod9 at very to sizes ... serene erInete lars at this price, Sizes KC] ", Sn Feature Overcoats Remarkable values are offered at this price. You can choose from rich all wool Navy Blue Chin- chillas, Whitneys and Meltons; also heavy all wool fancy tweeds and overchecks, A real man's coat special values, ri Ble SO J Men's and Young Men's Overcoats Navy Blue Melton, Chinchilla, Whitney Cloth and fancy tweeds are all represented in this lot, Every coat is perfectly tailored, satin or velour lined and represent a saving of many dol- 19.75 34 to 44, Best Grade Overcoats Heavy Barrycloth Ulsters interlined with chamois, in rich grey Frieze; also English Chinchilla cloths and fancy tweeds, Perfectly tailored and hand finished, Complete range of sizes. Special values, $29.50 and $34.50 FORMAL OPENING Starts On Thursday Morning, ' Men's Mufflers Rich Silk finished Cashmere Mufflers, full size, with fringe; also the popular "Ban- danna' square in newest colors, $1 00 Come carly for these ........ . Men's Silk and Silk Knitted Mufflers Beautiful Mufflers in the season's mewest designs and colorings. Silk knitted or ent silk in reefer or square styles. Wonderful variety. $1.45 $1.95 $2.95 $3.50 $4.95 Boys' Tweed Caps Regular $1 valwes in fapcy &9¢ tweeds «nd yejours for boys Broadcloth Shirt Waists of every age. Special Plain shades of white, sand, sky and helio, teed fast color. For boys age with attached collar, Guaran- G hi bp 6 to 15. Special Half Price 55¢ - 2 for $1 Hundreds of Ties just right for gift giving or personal wear, newest designs and patterns in check, scroll or club stripes. Pure silk materiale, including the famous mon-cieasing "Emng- lish Mochadores." Worth $1 ca. SPECIAL 55¢ Natural shade in Penman's Heavy Fleece Shirts and 65¢c Boys' Sweaiors Heavy Wool Pullovers with shawl collar at shades. Sizes 28 Boys' Serge Pants Navy Blue Serge Knee Pants, 13S Sizes 28 to 28. Special, .... Boys' Bloomers serges, full fitting and lined throughout. Ail sizes. Boys' Wool Gloves 2 pair for $1.00 er binding and dome fastener, hie 4 Socks 2 pair $1.00 Boys' Fleece Underwear Drawers, Size 22 to 82..... in fancy heather and loy- 1.45 all wool and lined throughout Good hard wearing tweeds and navy blue 1.49 and 1.95 Scotch Knit Gloves with leath- Men's Silk and check Newest wool. Size Heavy Wool Work prey. Special values 25¢, 39c, New patterns, new silk lined. All sizes Pecarry Hog, washable cape, ete. Ors, patterns in beautiful quality silk and .55¢ Men's Wool Socks light and dark shades of Men's Caps $1.45 - $1.95 Men's Gloves Buckskin . ls lined or umiined. AN sizes. New fawm shades fim pure wool gloves with close titting cuffs. AM sizes $1.95 to $3.95 KING ST. OSHAW December 8th Men's and Young Men's Navy Blue Suits 2-Pant The greatest valucs ever sold. Smart double breasted models smartly tailored from an all wool Botany serge; guaranteed fast dye, per. fectly tailored and good fitting; only a limited number at this extra trousers, Sizes 34 to 42 price, with $19.75 Two Pant Suits We guarantee to save you from $5 to $10 on double finished, Sizes every suit at this price. new worsteds in black with white or blue with white stripes; also plain blue pure wool Botany serges, fancy tweeds and worsteds, with one or two pairs of trousers. breasted models. Perfectiy tailored and hand Included are the Single or 24.50 34 to 44, MEN'S PYJAMAS, $1.95 Best quality English Flanneleite, in meat stripe patterns, fimished with silk frogs and pearl but- tons. Worth $2.50. All sizes Wool Sox fin 49c All col- 79c 95¢ 1.45 2. wa) fv f meat patterms. The es reli $1.9 best Opp. Corner Celina St. Post Office