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i" a-ha F Varin Shirts Read this descrip- tion carefully, then see the goods at our store Simcoe St. South Simcoe St. South Men's Work Shrits made trom heavy weight Cotton Mili= tary = Flannel, 'in Black and White, also in Heather mix- tures. Double stitch- 'ed and reinforced throughout; yoked shoudlers, Full size, well-made Shirts, in sizes 1414 10 17. A regular $1.50 quality, It will pay you to secure several at this price, DURING THREE BIG DAYS, cach ' A Manufacturer's clear: ance of Bloomers com- prising Silk and Cotton with Flegced lining, Silk Stripe Ribbed, | Fine Rib with Fancy colored Rayon Garter 'Knees. All made with double gusset, and all new goods, In colors Peach, Sand, Pink, Cream, ete, in small, medium and large wo- men's sizes. Usual val- from 73¢ to $11: Well May This Great January 3 BIG DAYS SAL Be Called an Event of Major Importance For into these monthly sales which we call the 3 Big Days' Sale goes weeks and weeks of planning, of searching the markets for clearing lots, of a careful studying of the requirements of our own customers, their tastes and their needs. And then to insure the success of the sale we must be posi: tive that prices cannot be bettered by any of the biggest city or chain store organizaticns. Our affiliation with more than fifty of the most progressive retail stores who are using this monthly sale, makes this possible. ENE EEN EE ENE EEENEEEEN NSE NEEENENEES 6 Cups, 6 Saucers, 57c At Soap for 5c Extra Value for. you Heres a Corner in our Ad. That Must Interest Men Mother, when you go down to Ward's tomorrow get me a few of those handkerchiefs and a couple of pair of socks. 1 was looking at them in the window and they look like mighty good value; or it might be a pair of pyjamas or a pair of warm gloves that Hubby needs. Whatever it is he wants he knows if we have it, both quality and price is right! Splendid Bath Towels 29¢ " 4-oiince Lilac, A regular 10¢ THREE BIG 5c tomer) cer's Big dap in "Rode will like it, cake. DURING PAYS, speach Beauty or our price they will be "snapped up" quickly. Come early. It once long while you run a- crogs a va- lue like this (Only five cakes to a Cu kL A value you will recognize asaway of the ordin At a worth-while { saving in price, and the quality right! Mens All-Wool Worl Socks of heavy Random Yarn. Hea ribbed ; Black an White, Brown White White GENUINE WILLOW PATTERN AUCERS out ary Men's Irish Lawn Handkerchiefs With colored border. Real full men's size. A quality that needs no sponsoring. Colors that are fast to washing. Exceptionally good value at 20c. 3 Big Days' Sale cach 14c¢ HA ures, Heel and Top rood t 39 We DURING THREE BIG DAYS, per pr 28¢ Sleepers, 69c pitractively priced NO PHONE ORDERS OR DELIV. ERIES ON THESE CUPS AND SAUCERS White 20 x ends Gold, s vender, Go RING THREE cd border Pink 1 S¢ walug quality, 29c od a a Packed 1d Bll half d Divided in. three 'an early morning lots for Thursday, Fri- day and Saturday. DURING THRE! BIG DAY t hf ) DAYS Very Fr TT i led FID aati UBETI jd it clot flee Tal Men's Striped Flanélette Pajamas Pink, blue and natural striped patterns, fin- ished with frog fastenings to match. Made in all sizes, 34 to 44. And mighty good value regularly at $2.00. $1.45 Suit Irop seat canis outsewn, t nine vears ot DURING THR BiG DAYS pr -- age El ; 57c 69c EEENESENENENEEENEEEENEENENREEERER Solid Leather Purses of six dozen sent on to us by the ma who supplies us with our finest purses at a stock-taking discount that enables us to offer you most generous savings. Reg. $1.95 values on sale $ 7. 4 J47 Linen Tea Towels 17 each Linen Tea Towelling 17¢ yard these Men' Fancy Silk and Wool Socks, 49¢ Pair Regular £8 'to 75 qualities are included 'in this special offer- ing. Ney' check patterns that combine smartness with neat- ness. Sives 10, 10} 11 27-inch English Dress Velveteen, 88c yd. Bes. Worval dye--twilled back quality, no finer or better wear- /ing make made than this. Col- ors are black. Regularly sold at $125 yd. The sale Offers You a Good ! Saving on White Pure Wool Blankets 64.84 inches, each blanket fin- ished with whipped ends and blue border. Regular $7.90 $9.85. 3 Big Days 500 Yards New Spring Prints, 19¢ Yard A complete new range of fast color prints, the same patterns precisely as we shall show for the new Spring season, 30 in- ches wide. Double Bed-size Cotion Filled Comforters 66x72 inches, coverings of flor- chintz, with band of plain $2.67 Satin Panelled Bed Comforters, $4.45 25 only very handsome Com- forters in rose and blue, Cov- ering of art chintz in the finer qualities with panels or centre of satin. Double bed size 66x72 inches. Reg. $5.95 value. Jd | Men's Initial Handkerchtefs 23c Finest Irish linen, with neat hemstitching | border. A few initials are mi g, but in | the three different lines there is nearly ev. ck Mark«s Su Plush Couch Covers and Motor Rugs Some with plush on both sides, others with finest mohair plush lined with wool, good generous size, 54x72 inches. Regular up to $10.00, on sale $4.85 for Colored Broadcloth Hoover Dresses Green, blue, rose. A special purchase of a limited quantity in the same fine quality that usually sells at $1.50 98¢ 3 Big Days Sale Men's Silk Mufflers Of pure French Forland Silk. Both the long and square styles. Neat little patterns with plain colored border. Regular $1.50 and $1.75 3 Big Days each Lower prices for two items than we ever remember. The hemmed towels ave good serviceable colors The lin- ends in fancy colors, The lin. en towelling by the yard is in fancy check patterns in a qual- ity that usually sells at 29 yd. 17¢ yard a Sateen to' match. in An assortment very special, each Firm ready quality for use ul on coolred Bar Dice pattern, "King's Household Border col Gold, and 34 ches, Regu- value, DURING THREE BIG DAYS, cach 79c FREE -- A Glass Salt Shaker with colored Glass top with every Cloth. t and and as 3 ' Gree inch Good Choosing in Men's "Dollar" Reg. $2.95 values on sale Silknit Ties for, each, 39c They are all brand new, neat cross striped and multi-colored patterns. And they Il tie into a knot that will hold. Reg. for $3.95 values on sale $2 65 . A: | ery initial that is wanted. _ Over | the \ 96 1y "81a 15 Armotiries, Pg. Hr. 871, Shaw, 8. Station | patronized rm | five hundred couples were dancing | | there, This hall was elaborately | St | decorated in? shades of 'mauve, | 0 { "World | green and yellow, with the steam- ers all meeting in the centre and | falling down over a huge chande- | gr nw ults following re McKinst vie secretary, I"lo presented the President, Muriel president, Ada Canfield; Migred McDonald; tr rence Leavitt; secrefar Friends," Vera Andrews After a half hour games, t! 123 N street,' 18 hospital 5 Her N.Y, have { udys Tht \assau |. Mrs. Willis, | recovering in the Oshawa | from a recent serious illuc son, Wilham, m Brooklyn, and Mrs. Nichol, of London been with her for the past few but have now returned home. 78% 45, SOCIAL and PERSONAL Standard Mines 119 1 i mary by Canadian 'ress Abana id Ajax 155 of Toronto and New YOrk Stock Quotations Supplied by Mr. and Mrs. Orland Orr, of ! Oshawa, visited Mr. Orr's parents | in Kitchener on New Year's. ; Robinson, of Fort "Saskatchewan, Alberta, is visiting er parents, Mr. and»Mrs., James amilton, Ritson Road. Grace and Hilda { "Poronto, formerly of vere guests at the Coeur ance on New Year's Eve. Miss Bernice Eddy, of Dunbar- was the guest of Miss Isabel Division street, for New Mrs. B. M. Winnell, Oshawa, de Bois Misses Mr. and Mrs, Sefton and son Billy of Toromto wcre the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. Locke 'of this city for Tuesday evening and New Years. Eugene Durrant, formerly of the teaching staff of the Oshawa Col- Jegiate Institute, now of Guelph, is visiting friends in the city for a few days. Clifford McCormick of the Con- servatory of Music, of Toronto, is spending a few days with his aunt and uncle, Mrs, and Mr. E. EF. Fare " row, Ritson road south. ng the out "of town guests at "Co Ed Mrs. Smith's dance at tlie Hotel Genosha on New Year's "eve, were Mr. and' Mrs. Alex Black, of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Houston, West Virginia, Miss Southy, Port Hope. eo A wide. Selection of Christmas Gifts Await you at FASHION SHOPPE 81 Simcoe St. South many friends of Mrs. Willis wish 'for her a specdy and complete recover Monday eveinng was the occasion of the weekly Whist Drive of the Sons oi England. There was a very good number present. The prize win ners were Mrs. Missett, Mrs. WW. { Cowle, Mrs. Marshall, and Mr. C. Hughes, Mr. F. Pollitt, and Mrs. Dennis. The two special prizes were won by Mrs, Holland who was a- warded a goose and Mr, J. Short who received a box of cigars. The dance given on New Year's eve by the Coeur de Bois Club in the Masonic Temple was a huge success. Over one hundred couples attended. The hosts of the even- ing, the members of the club when it originated some years ago, were distinguished by bands of blue and white ribbon across the fronts of their coats, The decorations were all carried out in the club colors blue and white. The main feature of the dance was the welcoming of 1930, at midnight, At this time all sorts of novelties were passed out, amid showers of confetti and streamers and a din of cheering and blowing of whistles and the orchestra's music the old year dicg awdy. The dancing continued until about one-thirty. CEDARDALE UNITED CHURCH MISSION BAND The Sunshine Mission Rand of 'Cedardale United Church. held their meeting on Monday' after- noon, Deéember 30, 1929. A Christmas program of songs, exer- cises and recitations were given by the members: The treasurer, Florence Leavitt, reported "a very successful vear, which ingluded . various activities gnd projects carried out by the Band. * The annual election of officers served refreshment G. W. Irvine, superintendent of the Band cut a birthday cake in the centre -of which was one large candle representing the Band's first birthday and this was - rounded by 22 small candles resenting the membership of jand. The meeting closed the. singing of the hymn, Bids Us Shine." WEDDINGS McCLELLAND--WATSON On Tuesday, December 31, 1929 at 3.20 pm. Madge L., daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John W. Watson, 237 Gibb street, Oshawa, was mar- ried to Hugh McClelland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hngh McClelland, 320 French St, Oshawa. The cere- mony was performed at St. An- drew's Manse by Rev. F. J. Max- well. Mr. 'and Mrs. McClelland will reside in Oshawa oflicers rep- the with "Jesus ANNUAL BALL AT THE ARMOURIES The Best Ball Ever Given by the City Fire- men The Firemen held their annual ball. on New Year's eve. For those guests who preferred square danc- ing, the use of the Winter Gardens had been obtained, Here Pat Shan- non and his Haymakers provided the .music hig hall was well crowded. with merry makers. The larger number of guests, however, Mr L leer the shape of a' bell, It is certain that these decorations the best ever uscd at the Firemen's ball. Mayor Mitchell was the hon- ored guest at the armouries. During the first part of the pro- | £ramme little Iliss Alberta Judd, { | are of Oshawa, did a very pretty dance, , | At 11.45 the festivities for properly | ushering in the new year began. The couples arranged themselves {in order and to 'fitting music marched around the large room. Confetti and streamers were thrown about and the gaiety in- creased as it came closer to 1930. On the stroke of twelve the or- chestra struck up the strains of | Auld Lang Syne, the guests took up | the cue and all joined bands form- ing a huge circle in the middle of the floor, all the while singing After the new year had been prop- erly welcome, dancing continued until almost three o'clock. The music for the dancing at the ar- mourles was supplied hy Herb, Power and his Radio Dance Or- chestra of Toronto, This year's ball has been ¢laim- ed by many as the best the Fire- men have ever staged, CHICAGO GRAIN Chicago, Jan. 2~Influenced by re ports that widespread rains were hampering the wheat harvest in Ar- gentina, wheat values were averagad higher early today, On the prices bulges, however, profit taking and speculative selling increased gains failed to hold well. Opening at'] to lc agdvance, wheat after- ward in some cases receded to' be- low Saturday's finish, Corn, oats an vrovisions were likewise relatively firm, with corn starting 1-8¢ to 3-8¢ up, and subsequently reacting some- what, but then scoricg rallies. May Winnipeg, Jan. 2--~Wheat: vy, 5-8 to 1 1-8 higher at 148 1-8 to 148 7-8: July, 3-8 to 7-8 higher at 149 1-2 to 1.50. Oats: May( 3-4 to 5-8 higher at 66 -2 to 06 3-8. 2c and Stobie, PE aA 'orlang and Co. TANDARD MINING EXCHANGE Toronto, Jan. | Oreille and Lak ed sharp gains ession of the Standard Minmg' Lx- change today. Noranda, after open- mg up $1.50, dechned 50 cents and at noon was quoted at 35.50, a gain of LOU over ud Feud Oreille jumped 35 cents to 3.20 and Lake Shore registered a gam of 0d to 19.95, 'Lt he market was strong, As- Gas and Oils firmed 25 to Calmont Oil at 145 and Basin at 345 both were up 20. Dalhousie Onl secured an ad- vance of 14 to 1.75 and S. W. Pet- roleum gamed 13 to 1.13 Abana and Big Missouri both gain- ed 9 cents to 1.19 and 72 respective- ly.- Mmor advances were made by Amulet, Wright-Hargraves and Sherritt-Gordon Ventures and Falconbridge both suffered losses, the former being off 10 and the latter down 5 at 3.15. sday's close sociated 1.15 and Sudbury K FOREIGN EX- CHANGE New York, Jan. 2--A of bullish demonstrations featured the forcnoon trading in the first stock market session of the New Year to- day popular industrials and special- ties benefited to the extent of 2 pints or 'more. Optimistic forecasts ons business prospects were factors in promoting outside buyine, which aided pools in marking up many popular shires. A- side from New York Central and Union Pacific, the rails were sing- gish. Utilities made the best show- img as a group and gains of 2 to 3 pdfnts were numerous. Atlas Powder rose 7 1-4, Air Re: duction 6, General Electric § 3-4, Eastman Kodak 5 1-2, and Auburn Auto 5 1-4. Call money renewed at} 0 per cent, NEW YOR scries 'Ms. Hr. O LIVESTOCK 2.--~Cattle fafrly heavy run of cattle dull trade on the Dom- inion Livestock, Exchange today. Prices on butchers dropped 25¢ Choice steers and heifers s top of $10.00. Lhe best cows s $7.50 to $8.25, Calf receipts 710. Calves closed firm at $100 to $17.00 tor choice. Hog receipts S00. Hogs were unsettled with pro cts at $11.00 fob. for bacon or $12.25 off-car. =» Sheep receipts 120, Lambs were steady at $13.00 to $13.50 for ewes and wethers. No sheep TORONT Toront A brought. a Jan, receipts, 790. d at a ld at 25 FOREIGN EXCHANGE New York, aJn. 2--(Noon)--For- eign Exchange casier; demand rates (Great Britam mm dollars, others in cents); Great Britain 4.87 3-8 Canadian Dollars, 1 1-8 per discount. cent. TORONTO Higa Close 46 39 191% 19 Stock Br. A. Oil Braz. .. Can, 2nd Can, Brd. 19 Cockshutt - 25 Cty. Dry. Dis. Sgrm, Dom. Str. Gypsum Hr. Wal. Hm, Brd. 27 Its NK. XH. Poi. I.d Alch, Imp." Oil Lob. "A" Low 40% 381g 191% 182; 407% 39% 191: Ask no 50 EE TS) hifi SER Me, Fri. Mt. Pwr, 1 were offered. | Amulet Big Mis. Ch. Res, De. Mns, Falcon. Holl, 510 He. Oil Hy. Gold Hud. Bay ETT Nrnda, Sh. Gr. Siscoe Sd. Bs. Tk. Hg Ventu ! Wr. Hr. | Wainwell Am, Fr. Anaconda Balt & Oh Can. Pac, Chrysler Cs, Gs. N. Col. Gra. Dupont Erie Rail Gen. Fds{ Gn. Mot. It: Jus, Lsn, Mas Mt. Tel, Man, Phil, Pet. Pb, Sr. Radio Simmons Sin, Oil St. Oil N. Utd. Air. U.S. Stee Fox Film Air, Red. Lk. Sh. 2000 Bid Amer. Can. Pr. «+0120 Hud. Mot. Pbore Co. NJ. Woolworth Yel. Trek. Money rate 6 per cent. 25 Bid 895 91 895 8 3050 W110 625 318 14 130 HOS 285 3 187 123% 121; § NEW 1IORK 12314 hi 981 75% io 114 19 1211-1 96% T4114 116 19014 363% 991% 284s 117 58 % 481; to % Y. 1 2 er 297% 1 8% 19 " SO ws Ran Ra oa table Compound and I have taken seven bottles. It has made me strong- housework and fy four children and I am getting along nicely now." --Mrs. J. Malin, R. R. No. s, Barton St. East, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Gompol Was In Bed All Summer "I have to work in the store snd |i do my own housework, too, and 1} + got nervous and run-down and wasin bed nearly allsummer. The least noise |. pswould make me nervous. I was told take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- and put mor&Zofor into my face. am looking after my store and ind das - ost J. SESE Be re, i a Ad As FAR 88 ha 1 -- Dh al 1200 OT 1D CES -- 13 IS rb =F S355 OBIS © on 00 23 Pm © © , SOF D0 IS RDI ED - EE) a on 2 Su 126% [Sheer Chiffon Full Fashioned | HOSIERY, Ar ATKINS HOSIERY & LINGERIE SHOP » Cor. King & Simcoe St