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| F. T. LAMB! ¥ Gifts for Baby Our baby department is full of baby gift suggestions. Silk and Crepe Embroidered Carriage Covers ........ $2.00 to $4.50 Dainty Wool Baby Coats, $1.38 to $2.73 Bootees .....cuninnnninnsnnnns 38¢ ta $1.00 Llama Coats .......ccceeeee0e $4.78 to $7.50 Llama Bonnets we $1.50 to $1.95 . 28¢ to 73c Brush and Comb Sets 75¢ to $1.95 Dogs and Cats in colored Fluch 75¢c to $6.50 Rattles, Teething Rings, etc. Wood's Lavender Line Silk Underwear The very finest rayon silk undies made, Come in all the soft shades of pink, peach, orchid, Chantilly, Sugar Cane, Candy Pink and White. VRE cvririrneitnnirninnnisiov arany SITS Bloomers ,... , $2.78 Bobettes .......u: w $2.80 Nightgowns wee + $3,908 S| 00 to $4.25 ATA $5.50 Wood's Full Fashioned Silk Hose, $1.98 PHS IY RRR ORIN LR OI AIRMAN sr A. HE (HRISTY Hand Painted Scatfs Guaranteed washable. They make a beautiful gift and we have a large as- sortment to choose from, $3.50 to $8.50 Printed and plain crepe, $1.95 to $2.50 Gifts of beauty and utility, An especially large Christmas showing of Umbrellas, They are exceptionally well made with stout frames and covers of silk and cot- ton mixtures. The handles display the in- dividuality so desired in a gift umbrella. All shades. ............ rerirei $3.75 to $6.75 pwr wey THE OSHAWA DAILY [IMES. iHURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1927 EE ---- . -- : Smm--p-- . ro . im Ps Po 9 x | | | | GALE SWEEPS CITY AND DISTRICT (Continued from page 1) Niagara Falls, N.Y,, Dec. 8--A 90- mile southwest gale, accompanied by a snowstorm that assumed the pro- portions of a blizzard, caused havoc along the Upper Niagara River front early to-day. The river rose from 4 to 5 feet, submerging Conner's Island, a few hundred feet off shore about 2 miles above the falls. o The west end of Cayuga Island, in the La Salle section, was under a half foot of water early to-day. Many homes are located there. Water ris- ing in the cellars put out fires in furn- aces and residents were compelled to move out. Some of the homes are equipped with syphons in the cellars to pupmp water out. The flood had gained such proportions that the syphons were useless, Ly large oak tree was blown down by the wind on the lower end of the island, causing considerable damage to the house occupied by Newton Wise. No one was injured, The cen- tral and end end of the island are higher than the west end and no trouble was experienced there. In the downtown section of the city only little damage was reported from the storm. An electric hight pole in Buffalo avenue at Sixth street was blown down and limbs were blown from trees in some sections, but no serious damage rezalted. Niagara Dist-ict Hit. St. Catharines, Ont.,.Dec. 8.--The southern portion or mountain section of the Niagara district was badly hit by the storm last night and this morn- ing. At Port Colborne, a strong wind from the lake blew water into the harbor, putting piers two feet under water. An accompanying heavy rain last night also helped to fill the cellars and cover factory floors with water. The lower floors of the Maple Leaf Flour Mill and the Government ele- vator are submerged. Men on their way to work found themselves stranded in a shack half way out on the pler where they were still marooned this morning. Boats in the harbor are holding their positions with difficulty. , One coal freighter, the Valleycamp, broke loose from her moorings at the east pigr and was blown across the harbor to the Canada Steamship dock. The tug Manley helped get the vessel clear, Twenty tons of coal were washed from the coal dock. All construction work on the ship canal has been suspended, Crystal Beach Park is said to be completely under water. Local line street cars at Welland are completely tied up Ly a blizzard. Two Canada Steamship boats left Port Colborne at noon Jonterdar for the head of the lakes--the Saskatoon and Selkirk. While the Selkirk is be- lieved to be oyt of the storm area some apprehension is felt fur the Sas- katoon. Toronto. -- South-central Ontario to-day was shivering in anticipation of a new cold wave. The gale struck this region in the night, steadying to forty-mile per hour westerly wind to- day. The mercury eased to 22 de- grees above zero this morning, with the weatherman forecasting colder temperatures and snow, No shipping was proceeding on the lower lakes to-day, so far as could be learned here. Signs were blown down and win- dows smashed in various sections of the city by force of the wind. Storm wrought havoc among Great Lakes shipping boats in the congest- ed Detroit River channel, and seri- ously affected the ferry service to Windsor. = Tug boat's crew of five was safely landed by fireboat rescuers after it had been lashed about help- lessly and driven upstream in face of the gale. Three occupants of the rescue boat narrowly escaped drown- Stocks | STOBIE, FORLONG & Bonds Private Wire System 11 King Street East, Oshawa -- Above C.P.R. Office Phones 143 and 144 S. F. EVERSON, Local Manager CO- Grain ing when they capsized on the way to aid the crew of a launch which had been driven on the rocks near St. Clair. The Wabash car ferries, Manitowoc and Detroit, unable to dock, rode out the gale in the river channel. MAPLE GROVE Maple Grove, Dec. 6.--Both ser- vices were well attended on Sun day. We had present with us a both meetings, Mr. Nichol, an: hb} Rev. Dr. Ross, who are comdu ing services at Courtice du this week. Rev. Dr. Ross p ed a splendil sermon dnd Nichol sang a solo, as well leading in a short song services Mr. Ray Snowden, Toronto, at home for the week end. The Mission Band is going entertain the W.M.S. in the on Friday afternoon at 3 o'cle Mr. Nichol and Rev. Dr. Ross expected to be present, E body welcome. a ------------------ E CANDY TO KIDS AT REGENT SATURDAY Through the kindness of Muanu- gor Ogler, every child attending this Saturday's matinee at the Re. gent theatre will receive a full {ive-cent bar of famous Plain York Chocolate in addition to seeing one of the funniest plcture programs ever presented at this popumar theatre at no advance over rogu- lar prices. "The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary," the feature picture on this week's bill, is particularly adapted for children's eyes, as it is a clean, wholesome and deliei- ons comedy, In addition to this splendid attraction there will al- so be shown one of the famous Our Gang comedies, Mothers need have no fear in. sending their children to the matinee, as they will be well cared for hy the thea- tre attaches, everything being done Santa Say Leisurely L.owesk, Christmas G ie Crarkery-Clundien-Biuily ? & Chkes -early ~-- and io get the Best assoviment at the op at Loblaws - possible p foe ~ 8 TNT Quality Shopping Prices / 4 WN rh for {Sh So Roadster =r Vest NEW CAR | RAISE E "RO to make their visit a happy and entertaining one, \ \ 'Now on disp ll al our Shipley This entirely new car surpasses the accepted standards of light car accomplishment; sweeps aside all boundaries of price class; establishes a new standard of acceleration, speed, power and smoothness that heretofore has marked only expensive cars as fine cars, Motor Make and Model Ford "A", Four Cylinders--Bore 378"; stroke 44." Unit Construction Pump and Thermo-Syphon Cooling Pump, Gravity and Splash Lubrication Single Coil Distributor Igni- ion Sliding Gear (3 speed) Traps- mission Multiple 9 Phate Dry Disc Clutch Dynamically Balanced Crank- shaft High and Low Speed Jet Car- buretor (hot-spot manifold) Aluminum Pistons Oil Indicator 2 Blade Aeroplane type Fan Bakelized Fabric Timing Gear Carbon Chrome Nickel Alloy Valves N.A.C.C. Rating 24.03 H.P.-- Actual Developed H.P. 40 at 2200 R.P.M. Chassis 4 Wheel Brakes--Mechanical, Internal Expanding Type, with Automatic Brae Equalizér Springs -- Transverse Semi- Elliptic Drive--Torque Tube Gears-- Spiral Bevel Rear Axle 24 Floating Full Crown 1-Piece Fenders Gravity Feed Fuel Taok Ignidom Wires Enclosed in Flexible Steel Tubing Steering Gear (irreversible) --Worm and Sector Type Acorn Design, Nickel Plated Headlights 5 One-Piece Steel Spoked heels 1744' Steering Wheel Alemite-Zerk Chassis Lubrics tion Body and Chassis insulated to revent noise eel-base 10334 inches Turning Radius 17 feet Tire Size--30 x 4.5 Road Clearance 914 Equipment. Automatic Windshield Wiper (closed cars) Rear View Mirror Speedometer ash Light Gasoline Gauge Ammeter Motor Driven Horn Starter Combination Tail and Stop Lighs re Sun Visor One-Piece Windshield Thief-Proof Ignition Lock Foot Accelerator +» 4 Hydraulic Shock Absorbers Wid ide Range of Color Options Performances 60 Miles Per Hour 40 Miles Per Hour in Second Gear Acceleration--5 to 25 M.P.H. in 8Y; Seconds 30 Miles Per Gallon Gasoline Consumption NIVEKSAL MOTOR SALFS A. F. Cox, Manager Oshawa kui LOBLAW'S OPENING i Another Modern Groceteria AT 156 SIMCOE STREET SOUTH 2 p.m. - FRIDAY AFTERNOON - 2 p.m. The result of our policy to at all times sell only the finest quality groceries at the lowest possible prices has so greatly increased our business in Oshawa that to continue giving the kind of service we are noted for, we are obliged to open a new store not only to serve the people better in the Simcee South district but also to relieve the pressure at our Simcoe Street North Store. 15 fy 5, Ad oy Jelly Beans, assorted colors, 1 1b, box Gum Drops, fresh assorted flavors, 1 Ib, box sorted, 1 1b, box Holiday Mixture, 1 Ib, box Peanut Taffy, new process, home. made, 1 Ib, box Liquorice Allsorts, Bassett's, im- ported, 10 oz. hox Fruit Slices, Bassett's imported, Peppermint Humbugs, True Flavor, Butterscotch, fresh homemade, 12 PERAK +rsiirrris: rr OY Milk Chocolate Buds, 1 1b, * L272 Table Raisins, fancy Malaga, 5 Crown, 1 Ib. package 'able Raisins, fancy Malaga, 4 Crown, 1 Ib. package 'ard Dates, fancy quality, Br sr rarprrnrrrrerrrnser Layer Figs, fancy quality, Came] RAISINS 19¢ 15¢ Pruit Drops, True Fruit Flavor, as- 19 Cc 14c 17¢ 20¢ 20¢ 15¢ 15¢ 24c Special -- REAL NICE QUALITY SINGAPORE SLICED PINEAPPLE "22 for 25¢ Special -- Ross Brand Pure Raspberry Jam GLASS 310. i LIMIT 3 TO A CUSTOMER 39¢c Special -- CAMPBELL'S TOMAT SOUP Limit 6 to a Customer IN 1O- SPECIALS ARE ON SALE AT THESE PRICES FROM DEC, 9 to CANDIES To Imported Direct From England, Very Fine Assortment of the Best Makes Bacon, Fancy, Back 1b. Bacon, Fancy, Back, 1s 1b, Bacon, Selected, Side, 11h. Bacon, Selected, Side, UR | EEE a sen 19¢ Roqueiory Cheese, Fancy, French 42 3 imported, 1 3b, ....... 5. Cc Gruyere Cheese, age, 2 Gruyere Cheese, Portions, imported pka, Ingersoll Loaf Cheese, 1 1b. Prime O!d Cheese 1 Ib. Mild (Meese, Franco Canadian 1... Corn Pecof, Fray Bentos 1 1b. tin 37¢ 26¢ Brazil Nuts, new fancy, large washed, 1 Ib. Almonds, fancy Tarragona, soft shelled. 12 Shelled Almonds, Fancy Selected, 55 c 1 ib. Filberts, Barcolona, new crop 1 1b. 19¢ Walnuts, fancy California, Diamond / A 3c he Real Canadian Car OF P 23 YEARS ENC a : - itn ll P UDLYe REEER E