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PAGE EIGHT We are offering Special Prices on all our Winter Goods These are Extraordinary Values | VESTS 25 dozen Sleeveless Woollen Vests at each SKIRTS 'All Wool, Black and Navy Skirts, at : special price vey $2.15 Come in and see our other specials MAX SWARTZ 9 KING ST, EAST RAND Theatre JANUARY 19, 20, 21, William Fox, presents TOM MIX "Prairie Trails' Mutt & Jeff - - Sunshine Comedy Be Sure To See The Best REFORMER WANT ADS. _BRING RESULTS _ y 1 Sle APY SAN be a SRA npr aA Aa eg An yA v Ey PANIIT fan Hp rn Ek Coit fied dan dod A -OSHAWA, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1921 MIX A WHIRLWIND IN "PRAIRIE TRAILS" | In the new William Fox produc- tion "Prairie Trails," playing at the Grand Theatre to-night, Friday and Saturday, Tom Mix surpasses all he ever did before in feats of daring. Appearing again in the role of Tex Benton--who was the hero of "The Texan" in which Mix scored a great guccess recently--the Fox star gives what can best be described as a whirlwind performance, There is action from start to fin- ish of 'Prairie Trails," and Mix as Benton is always the centre of it, The story is from the popular novel by James B. Hendryx, author of "ThesTexan". The direction is by George Marshall, and thergfore exceedingly good.y In the cast are Philo McCullough, Charles K. French, Miss Kathleen O'Connor, Miss Gloria Hope and other well known players. There are some beautiful effects, DIED LOCKWOOD, --At Liskard, Wednesday, January 18th, Archie Lockwood, in his year. Funeral on Friday, inst., from the family * residence, Liskard, at 2 o'clock, p.m. In- terment at Orono cemetery. 120-a Ont., on CARD OF THANKS Mr. Miners and daughter, Mrs Kay, wish to thank their many kind friends and neighbors, also Py- thian Sisters, and Simcoe Streat School, for kindness and sympathy | shown them during their recent sad | bereavement also for besutity) flor- | al tributes. 20-a New York Herald: completion of the political program end the work of the Free State. The real progress of a nation nomic soundness. Ireland has prob lems to solve in agriculture, in in- dustry, and in finance. Now, for the | first time, her people can turn to their labors with some assurances that they will not be interrupted by the clash of war. There can be no hindrance from outside to the pros- perity of Ireland. Succeed or fait the future depends upon her own neople. | LOST --- A MONH AGO, BUT JUST joer missed, a ladies parasol {| with sterling silver engraved han- Finder Kindly leave at 52 Sim- coe South. Reward. 120-¢ We Sell All the Newest Styles in Brassicres F. T. Lamble We Sell Sanitary Goods For Friday and Saturday only * WE WILL OFFER 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT On All Coilene Corsets 1his is for the benefit of our regular customers also for the ladies desiring a E better corset at a Very Moderate Price Health, Beauty & Comfort All Depend On The Corset Coilene Corsets Are Designed To Give The Modish Straight Line, With The Ease And Comfort of The Uncorseted Figure The Coilene Boning is made of flexible woven wire which bends either forward or sideways, yielding to, yet gently restraining, the movement of the body. Because it is finely tempered ii comes back to its original shape with- out taking a permanent bend. When used for boning throughout it gives a soft and pliable corset, yet one that gently moulds the figure to graceful lines. The pones of Double Aluminum Steel are used in Coilene models to give added support and control of flesh where needed and are never placed where they will cause discomfort by pressing on a delicate nerve centre. Each D.AS. is eyeleted at top and bottom with a dainty enamelled eyelet so that "The Bones can't Slip" and tear the underthings. We guarantee that laundering will not hurt the boning, or the perfect fit and fabric of these corsets. Watch Our Windows For Prices scenje| 1921, | 25th | 20th | Nor will the =r depends | far less on government than on eco-| {the 0. H. A. = | = | Port Hope, = | disputed pessession of E | combination E | which adds greatly to their effective- | | LIFE IN THE WILDS E | shown at the Regent Theatre on Fri- E| 21st. Like the author's SOCIAL and PERSONAL yey --Mr. Russell J, Perkins visited his sister, Mrs, C. Wesley Matthews in Bowmanville recently. --Mrs, J. H, Smithers and daugh- ter, Helen, have returned after a few days spent with Guelph friends, --Mr. Robert Megaw, former sec- retary of Oshawa Y.M.C.A., now lo- cated in Toronto, was a visitor in town on Tuesday. --Dr. D, F. Hare, of Chicago, a | tormer well known Oshawa hoy, brother, Town Clerk F. E. Hare. --Mrs. Orvil Heard and daughter Margaret, are visiting Mrs. Heard's | uncle, Mr. M. A. James, Bowman- ville, ~--Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Elmhurst, of | Port McNicoll, were guests last week 'of the former's sister, Mrs. P. H, Beattie and Mr. Beattie, King St. Kast. ~ Coun. 0. R. Hall was called to Orono this week on account of the death of his uncle, Mr, Ezra Hall, | aged 86, pioneer and well known | resident of that section, who passed | away on Monday morning. The fun- 'eral was held yesterday afternoon. --Abont twenty-five members of the Winona Sporting Club enjoyed a sleighing party to Whitby last] evening where a pleasant evening | was passed in skating at Burns' ar-| ena. The party returned home abou? { eleven o'clock, { 1] | | i H RECENT DEATHS ABCHIBALD LOCKWOOD | At Leskeard, north of Bowman- ville, Wednesday morning the death | , occurred of Archie Lockwood, a for- {mer resident of Oshawa, after an illness of about five months. The | deceased was a former employee of the Jackson Motor Company and | moved away from OshdWwa two years | ago and started business for him-| self at Orono. A year ago, however, | he was compelled to give up busi- ness owing to "ill health. Deceased ' was only 24 years of age, and was! a young man well liked by all who! knew him. His early demise is shock to his many friends. = survived by his wife, six brothers, | R. H. Lockwood, of Oshawa; eph, of North Bay; Orville, of Marys; William, of Toronto; Ernest! at home and D. , 80 two sisters, Mrs. Crozier Miss Edith, at Sault Ste. Marie. family lived here a few years ago.' The funeral takes place on Friday afternoon at Oromo. Tickets for Big Game Sold F ast ALL RESERVED SEATS ALMOST spent a few daye this week with his; HOME AND SCHOOL CLUB CON- DUCTS ESSAY CONTEST Under the direction wi the Home and School Clubs special attractions I'winn be presented at the Regent ev- ery Saturday afternoon and the children will be invited to write an essay on the special attraction for which the winner will be presented with $5.00 in cash, The special at- traction that has been selected for the coming Saturday is the famous Fairy tale "Little Red Riding Hood," which is so well known by the kid- dies, The showing of this special attraction will not interfere with the screening of the regular show as it will be presented in conjunction |= with the usual entertainment, 0x0 Weather When there is snow under foot and the wind is icy cold drink hot Oxo. Oxo gives extra warmth and strength, fortifies against the grip, and is a trustworthy health- assurance, 120 and 30¢ Tins. REFORMER WANT ADS. BRING RESULTS in i ,. dg I ------ FURNITURE | SALE In full swing, at astonishingly low prices, indeed prices that you will not get again. Have you been in to look over our offerings? We are clearing our Comforters out at real Bargains during the sale. Rugs is another department where price cutting is deep. N., at Pickering; al- ani | == His = FOR A Dining Suite Worth $335.00 GRABBED UP BY TUES- |g DAY NIGHT | | 'Some idea of the interest taken in the intermediate O. H. A. fixture here to-morrow night, Port- Hope, may be obtained the fact that practically every re-| served seat was sold before Tuesday! evening. From the records of both teams this season, it is quite appar ent they are evenly matched and it = will be a real fight from bell to] bell. Oshawa has a better balanced | aggregation than for many years past, every man on the team having [S95 = lots of speed and they are about as {husky a bunch as can be seem im | Then again for sub-| | stitutes, the Green and White have | | se sveral on the list who could fit in | yuite micely as vegulars without | | weakening the team. i The line-up for Friday night has | mot been announced but Welsh can be counted upon to sel-! ect his strongest team, which he) | feels sure will be equal to the oc-| | casion amd turn in a victory over' which will give them un- the group | = | championship, without having suf- | fered a single defeat. The team | | comprises good stickhandlers and | has been developed! | mess. CRITICAL REVIEW OF | { Action is the keynote of the sec- ond Katherine Newlin Burt photo- play, "Snowblind." which is being day and Saturday, January 20th and previous {picture "The Branding Iron." "Snowblind" deals with people who live close to the soil, this time in the Canadian Northwest, and know none | of the softer sentiments with which; city folks regulate their lives. From this story Reginald Barker has made a powerful photoplay at the Goldwyn studios. With a picked cast that includes such sterling ac- tors as Russell Simpson, Pauline Starke, Mary Alden and Cullen Lan- dis, "Snowblind" is one of the best acted yhomapiag: that Goldwyn has being | 2 with |S from! = Manager |= It is all quarter-cut oak, 9 pieces. It is cheap. Talk it over with us. One Pair Chairs Tapestry back and seat, fumed finish, large and strongly made. Worth $75.00 pair. Sale Price $50 00 A Fine Den or The Big Easy Chairs All Tapestry covering at $38.00 cach They are worth nearly double. Living Room or Card Set Round quartered-oak table, with reed base, and four reed chairs to match. Regular $65.00. Sale Price $50 00 mirror Dressing Tables worth from $35.00 to $55.00 each. Different finishes. Sale Price each $27.00 We are giving away three wing Comforters Reduced $20.00 line for $13.50 line for $32.00 line for $11.75 line for Chesterfield Bed Bed by night, Chesterfield by Beautiful heavy Italian Tapestry. Reg. price $200.00. Sale Price $158.00 day ~ $10.00 line for Floor Oil Cloth Are you getting your wants filled at 48¢ sq. yard? We have all widths, all colors, all patterns to please every taste. Come in and look around, we won't worry you to buy, our values