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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES. TUESDAY. AUGUST 16. 1927 A { 1 i AD rt WN 0 JUL Legal Real Estate for Sale jiOsbawa, Fridays. FRANK §. EBBS, BARRISTER, Solicitor, Notary Public, Conyey- ancer, Money to loan. Room 2, Royal Bank Bldg., Sim204 and Bond streets. Phone 1496. (121-ma) CONANT .& ANNIS, BARRISTERS, Solicitors, Notaries Public, Ete, Con- veyaneing and general practice of Law, Offices 7% Simcoe St. soutd, Oshawa. Phone 63. G. D. Conant, B.A, LL.B.; A. F. Annis, Bay LLB t 0. G. REYNOLDS, 38 BLOOR ST. st. Phone 699. Auto painting and simonizing, Work guaranteed. Before painting get our prices, (tt, ETE H. R, COULDERY ARTISTIC DX- corating. Signs on paper, wood cot- ton, brick; show cards, price tickets cf every description. Disney Block, Oshawa, (239-tf) W. BE. N. SINCLAIR, K.C,, BANK | of Commerce Building. (116-1 yr.) JOSEPH P. MANGAN, B.A, --BAR- rigter, Solicitor, Notary Publie, Con- veyancer. Money to loan, Office 84% King St. east, Oshawa. Phone 145, Residence phone 837. GRIERSON & CREIGHTON--BAR- risters, Conveyancers, Notaries Pub- Me, ete, Office over Standard Bank. ntrance Simcoe St. Phone 18, J. , Grierson, B.A.,, T. K, Creighton, Ae SWANSON Kenzie, Barristers, GERMAN & MAC- Conveyancers, Notary Public, ete, All branches of ! Criminal and Civil Law, Money to loan' Office' over Lambhle's store, 2 King St, east, Phone 940, D. A. J, Swanson, H, N, German, F. G, Mackenzie, A. J, PARKHILL, BARRISTER, S0- leitor, Notary Public, Conveyancer, money to loan. Disney Bldg., oppo- site Post Office, Phones, office 1614; vésidence, 22397. (621) LOUIS 8. HYMAN & Co,, BARRIS- ters, Conveyancers, Notarles, ete, Over Engel's store, 168 Simcoe St, North, Money to loan, Phones-- nflice 67, Residence 2191, (tf) Window Cleaning THE OSHAWA WINDOW CLEAN- ers--house cleaning, woodwqrk and floors polished, screens angd store windows put on and remove . Phone 1302w, FOR SALE-- LARGE HOUSE, 6 bedrooms, parler, dining room, kit- chen, bathroom, boarding house, furniture included. Redecorated. Central. Phone T799W. 20 Maple St. (37-1) SIX ROOM BRICK HOUSE IN north end, oak floors and French doors, built-in cupboards, coal bins and fruit cellars. $5,000, reason- able, Cash payment down. Wm. (3. Miller, 8 Bond St. W. Phone 1851, (37-c) 31X ROOM HOUSE, IMMEDIATE possession. Oak floors, all conveni- ences, $3,700, small cash payment down. Wm. G. Miller, 8 Bond St. W. Phone 1851. (37-0) Transportation SMITH TRANSPORTATION LIM La ed, Simcoe St., S., phone 346°" Front st, RB, Toronto, Phone Ya 7637. Superior Transportation Ser- vice, (42-11) | Machine Floor Sanding FLOORS FINISHED COMPLETE BARGAINS IN PRIVATE PROP- erty for quick sale, Claremont Hos- pital, Belleville, ahout 25 rooms, a moneymaker; Arthur McKnight 200 acre farm; late Geo, "J, Perry, farm about 100 acres, Frederick Bay sta- tion; 5 other splendid farms; a pool room and splendid buildings in good town. Will rent by month or sell or trade. John Wilson, Phone 26, Napanee, Ont, (36-b) by expert mechanics. and screen doors. Estimates free, B. WW. Haynes, 161 Hing St. W,, Phone 481, Res, 180 r 2 (tf) Building Supplies WE HAVE ROUGH AND DRESSED lumber, lath, shingles, sash, doors and interior trim. 1, L., Beecroft, Whitby, lumber and woodyard, Osh- awa, phone 324. (69-1) Screen windows | FOR SALE--SIX ROOM BRICK | house at 151 Colborne street east, | hardwood floors throughout, all con- veniences, garage, Phone 1244J. | (36-¢) HOUSE FOR SALE--ALL CONVEN- iences, hardwood floars, garage. 125 Stacey Ave, 36-371 HOUSE AND TWO EXTRA LOTS at 167 Olive Ave, Apply 45 John St. (356-d) Money to Loan Insurance DAVIS AND SON, INSURANCE, 19 King st. west, Oshawa, The oldest Fire Agency in Oshawa, 30 Re- putable Fire Companies. (118-tf) Ear, Nose, Throat Specialist DR, F, T, BRYANS OF 160 BLOOR Btreet West, Toronto, will he at his office over "Jury & Lovell's Drug Btore each Saturday, from 1 till 4 p.m, for consultation and treatment Mt diseases of ear, nose and throat nly. Appointments may be made #t drug store Phone 97, (49-t1) Medical DR, McKAY, PnYSICIAN, BSUR- geon, Accoucher, Office and resi- dence, King St, East, corner Victoria Bt., Oshawa. Phone 94. DR, GRANT BERRY, PHYSICIAN pnd surgeon. Special refereacer to dipeases of infants and children, Of- fice and residence, 97 Bond east. DR. B. J. HAZLEWOOD, PHYSI- ¢ian and Surgeon, special attention en to X-ray work snd PElectro- eopy. Office, Disney Block. Phone 2060, (tr) Dental DPR. D, R. DAVIES, OFFICE OVER Ward's store, Simcoe street south. Nitrous oxide oxygen gas sdmin- istered for extraction, nurse at- fondant. Phone 231, Residence, 2087, (tr) DR. 8. J. PHILLIPS, DENTIST, OF- Ne ror Bassetts', Phone 959; ence 306, 4-1 yr. DR, H. M. COOK®B, 9 SIMCOB ST, porth, over Mitchells Drug Store. Gas for extraction. Phone 54. DR, L. E, HUBBELL, DENTIST, OP- fies, Royal Bank Bldg, Phone 948; , 1378M. 36-t1 DR, W. H. GIFFORD, OFFICE RB- gént Theatre Bldg. Phone 1780. Res. 669, 66 ¢f bs. » B, ADAMS, DR, RUNDLE k, 107 Simeoe Street 8. X-ray, extraction, Telep PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN ON first mortgages. Lowest interest rates and favorable terms, Grierson & Creighton, Barristers, ete, Stan- dard Bank Chambers, (Aug. 12-1mo.) LOAN--6%% CITY and farm loans, No commission; building loans. Frank 8S. Ebb, bar- rister, Royal Bank Bullding, (25-tf) 68% CITY AND #rARM LOANS, No commissfon, Building loans, le- gal work done at this office. A, J. Parkhill, Barrister, Disney Bldg, Phone 1614, (176tf) Undertaking DALTON FUNERAL SERVICE, Sedan Ambulance, 199 Simcoe Street South, Phone 47, A6-S0 LUKE BURIAL CO, 67 KING BT, Bast, Ambulance, Residence, 19 Division St, 69 King Street east. Phone 2107, Watch Repairing F. A, Von GUNTEN, EXPERT Swiss watchmaker, repair shop at 44% King Street West. Your pat- ronage is solicited, (29-1) Floor Surfacing NEW METHOD FLOOR SURPAC- ing (including sanding, waxing, fill- ing and polishing), Old floors made new. Edmondson, 251 Simcoe St. South, phone 440, (tf) Corsetiere MRS. ANNIE PENTLAN)D, PRO- FESSIONAL Spirella Corsetiere, 223 Dearborn Ave, Phone 1988W, Even- ings by appointment, (te) MONEY TO I'OR SALE--LARGE HOUSE, 6 bedrooms, parlour, dining room, kitchen, hathroom, hoarding house, furniture included. Redecorated. Central, Phone 799W, (311£) FOR SALE-- ROOM BUFF BRICK semi-bhungalow., 139 Agnes St. Owner, (321) FOR SALB--T7 ROOM BRICK house, quiet street, five minutes walk from GM.C,, Fittings and business district. Modern and first class condition, Apply 114 Athol Fast, or C, M, Anderson's Clothing Store, (32-1) FOR SALE--SIX-ROOMED HOUSE at 125 Alexandra street, Call after six at above address or phone 833). (73tf) Wanted to Rent WANTED TO RENT--UNFUR- nished house, $100, eleven or more rooms, vicinity of factories. Phone 1578W, (37a) WANTED TO RENT--MODERN house, wired for electric stove, etc., by October 1st, Best of references. No children. Phone 2173W. (37ec) THREE FURNISHED OR UNFUR- nished rooms wanted. Phone 1393). (37e) HUNDRED ACRE farm wanted to rent, Must haye good buildings and good fences, Box "P" Times, (36-c) WANTED TO RENT---SMALI COT- tage, will consider purchase if suitable. Particulars to Box *"M" Times. Job TWO OR THREE LIGHT HOUSE- keeping rooms, with conveniences, wanted. Reasonable. Box "X" Times. (35-¢) TWO FURNISHED FOR light housekeeping. Box "D" Times, (35-c) FIFTY OR ONE ROOMS Apply C. C., STENHOUSE --- GENERAL architectural work. Second floor, Royal Bapk Building, Phone 1496. Res. Phone 9027. Auctioneer E. J. POMERY, 18% KING ST. east, Oshawa, Ont., Li d Aue- WANTED TO RENT---STORE CEN- rally located, Phone 382r4. (35-d) For Rent FURNISHED HOUSE RENT. 277 Albert street. (37tr) TO RENT--ONE FURNISHED BED- room. 165 Simcoe St. S. (37¢) TO 1114W. ti for Counties of Durham Northumberland, Ontario and City Veterinary Surgeon C. 8. DICKENSON, V.S., DISEASES of sll domestic animals secientific- ally treated. Dominion Government Veterinary. 24 Broek St. E. Phone 3055. (131-tf) Music { ARTHUR W. LYNDB (HAMBOURG | Conservatory, Toronto). Teacher of Singing. Pupils prepared for sh xsminations, also church, comecert, , Studie, 11 Simcoe south, (72-1) nf Oshawa. Solicits your patronage. All phone calls receive prompt at- tention. Phone 1013M. Satisfae- tion guaranteed. June 21-tf) Tire Repairing ALL KINDS OF TIRE REPAIRING at ldeal Tire Shop. Tires for sale. Jamieson Bros. Phone 438 (tr) Contracting THREADGOLD BROS. GENERAL building contracors. Let us give you our estimates. Write, or phone (Whit- by) 255. (73tf) RS. G. A. STANTON, A.LCM., cher of piano. Pupils prepared pr examinations. Studio, 92 Sim- poe St. N. Phone 371J. Veterinary Surgeon HOUSE T® RENT--FOUR MONTHS six rooms, modern, all conveniences. $43 per month. Apply Disney, phone 1550. (36-b) TO RENT -- FRONT BEDROOM and garage. Apply Box "K" Times. 36¢ BEDROOMS Phone (35-¢) TWO with 994M. FURNISHED or without board. Rates for Classified Ads First insertion -- 13§ cémts per word, Minimum charge---80c. Each subsequent insertion 1c per word, Three consecutive insertions for the price of two first insertions (three cents a word). Minimum charge for three insertions, 60 cénts. Box number---10¢ additional Professional or Business Cards, $2.50 per month for 20 worde or less; 10 cents a word per month for each additional word. TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS COST LITTLE; ACCOMP. LISH MUCH THELIFHONE 85 Ask For Classified Ad Depart. ment, ------ Articles For Sale BIG SALE OF FURNITURE. 15 iron and brass beds all sizes, steel spring, new felt mattress at $9.50 to $10.60, sliding couches, complete with new mattress $8.50, child's cribs, sideboards, extension tables, kitchen and centre tables, dressers, chiffioniers, easy chairs and rockers, baby buggies and go-carts, kitchen cabinet, coal and wood range, laun- dry stove, carpets and rugs. 17 Prince St, (37¢) FOR SALE--TAPESTRY COVER- ed divanette in fine condition, Phone 667J. (37a) STORAGE BATTERY FOR SALE, Apply 98 Nassau St. Phone 1864M. (35-¢c) Apply 41 Oshawa Blvd, 2442F. (35-¢) FOR SALE -- FULTON REAR wheel in Al condition. Apply Peter Martin & Sons, Bowmanville, Phone 497w, 11tf FOR SALE -- MASON AND RISCH Pianos, also Player Pianos, high grade only, Terms arranged, Used pianos on hand. ©, Trull, Phone 5563J. (95tr) MIXED HARD AND SOF] WOOD slabs, $8.60 per load. Also bone dry body wood, Phone 660, Waterocs- Meek Ltd, (Mar 26-tf) CEMENT, LUMBER, FRAMES, sash, doors, cedar shingles, ashphalt roofing, hardwood flooring, gyproc. Phones 660 and 1288, Waterous- Meek, Ltd, (34-10) $1 DEPOSIT WILL SECURE EITH- ar of the following: Roger's Silver- ware complete set, 26 pieces, $20. Pine assortment of Ladies' and ients' guaranteed watches, $20; al- o rings and jewelry of all kinds. Pay the balance at fifty cents per week. Order now from O. H. Dell, 22% Simcoe street south, Phone 16586, (July 23-Aug. 23) TWO VIOLINS AS GOOD AS NEW. HANDICAPS ATTENDED iH . C'S EARLY WEDDINGS "Marriage Boats" Brought Wives by the Fog in From England Less Than 70 Years Ago. (By Canadian' Press) Victoria, B.C., Aug. 16.--While there does not séem to be any short- age of wives in the British Columbia capital today, less than 70 years ago the supply was so far beneath th, demand that brides were im- ported by the shipload from Eng- land and assigned to the lonely bachelors of the island hy the loeal authorities Speaking - recently before the Canadian Club on some of the odd aspects of pioneer life in the Prov- ince, Justice Denis Murphy describ- ed the arrival of the first of these "marriage boats," in 1862, The lit- tle port town was all agoeg on the long awaited day. Women were few and far hetween on the Pacifie coast and the prospect of seeing them enmasse caused many a husky male heart to flutter. Farmers and iners deserted their ploneer labors and headed for the town, Long hefore the ship appear- ed in the harbor the quays were lined with eager, if somewhat sheepish, citizens, It is not reported whether the venturesome ladies who dared an unknown country and unknown hus- hand on this occasion were over- ¢ome with bashfulness as they filed hetween ranks of wife-hunters. Probably they were sufficiently coy Motor Cars FOR SALE--1923 FORD TOURING in good condition. 4 new tires. Starter, speedometer, Best offer. Apply 45 Oshawa Blvd, (37c) FOR SALE -- 1924 HUPMOBILE, mechanically perfect. Very easy terms. Universal Motors, Bond street Oshawa, (36-c) FOR SALE--FORD SEDAN, FORD Coupe, 1926 model, electric washer, refrigerator and iron hed. E. J. Shirley, Veterinary Surgeon, 503 Masson steet, Phone 629. (36-c) UGHLIN CLOSED CAR TO exchange for lot or house. Phone 1550 (36-h) FOR SALE--1924 FORD COUPE, splendid - condition. ' Make offer, 38 Brock St. east, phone 1073W. (35¢) FOR SALE--ONRE FORD TON truck 1923 in good order, Also one Model 47 Sedan body, fits K 45 Me- Laughlin. Apply 609 Carnegie Ave. Evenings. (34tf) Help Wanted--Male MESSENGER BOY WITH WHEEL, also to work in store, references required. App}y at drug store, 17 King street W, (37-b) A HIGH SCHOOL BOY FOR PART time work to continue after school and on Saturdays throughout the winter. Apply 49 Brock St. E. 8 p.m. Tuesday or 1. p.m. Wednesday. (37-a) McLA Lost and Found LOST--ON SATURDAY, PURSE containing money and two books of stamps on Burk street. Finder please return to 177 Burk. Phone 1396W. » (37h) WANTED -- MALE STENOGRA- pher, competent and experienced. Alger Press Limited. (36-c) WANTED--MAN WITH CAR FOR canvassing in country. Pleasant and profitable work. Old established busi- ness. Box "G" Times. 29tf LOST--MASONIC SIGNET RING and $5 bill at Lakeview Park on Saturday. Finder please return to 304 Golf St. Reward. (37b) FOUND--WHITE GOLD WRIST watch. Owner may have same by proving property and pay for ad. Phone 1661W, (37a) LOST---ON CORNER OF ELM AND Celina, purse color blue and grey. Return to 124 King east. Good re- ward, (37a) LOST --A DARK ROSE COAT, size 6 years Saturday at the Lake. Return to 371 Verdun road. (36-tf) Board and Room ROOM AND BOARD FOR 3 young men, good cooking, 3 min- utes from G.M.C. Apply 318 Di- vision St, (37¢) ROOM AND BOARD FOR THREE gentlemen. 139 Huron Crescent. (37-b) Painting and Decorating YOUR HOUSE LIKE NEW. GET IT painted. Reasonable prices. Pure materials. Apply Box "A" Times. (28-Sept. 4) and Liquor Permit, also G.M.C. em- ployee's ecard. Reward. _ Phone 2038W. (36-¢) Work Wanted CARPENTER WORK WANTED. Materials must be supplied. Apply 55 King St. E. Phone 2380. (351) PETER MARTIN & SONS, BUILD- ing contractors. Masonry work of every description, Bowmanville, phone 497W. tf E. J. SHIRLEY, V.S. SPECIALIST diseases domestie animals, cat and dog hospital Long experience. 503 Masson St. Phone 629. RANT MACHINE CO.--WE DO kinds of machinery repairing. sior starter ring gears install- connecting rods re-babbited, #W3 gears or pinions supplied for makes of cars. 161 King St. Phot 619 "wn Painting and Decorating GUTSOLE, PAINTING, FAPER- ging, graining, ete. Twenty experience. Prices right. ork guaranteed. 151 Huron street. 2067TW. 450) Secend Hand Dealer DEALERS IN SECOND HAND furniture. Buy and sell. Apply 186 Bloor St. E. Phone 1617M. (July 25-Aug. 25) Transportation COLEMAN CARTAGE AND STOR- age. 85 Bond St. West. Phone 82. 6 trucks for prompt service. Moving van and storage warehouse equipment. Baggage transferred to znd from all trains. (64-t£) WOOD-WORKING -- MISCELLANE- ous wood-working shop. Screens, sashes and doors made, also repairs. S. B. Edmondson, 261 Simcoe St., S. (17-41) UPHOLSTERING OF ALL KINDS, chesterfields made to order. Work- manship guaranteed. 'G. A. Con- stable, 143 Colborme East Phone 520F (7540) Boarders Wanted BOARDERS WANTED AT PRIVATE residence. 134 Ritson Rd. S. 1234M. (37a) BOARDERS WANTED IN NICE new home near General Motors. 322 Colborne street east. (37-¢) | BIFOCAL BLACK-RIMMED GLASS- es lost between 64 Brock street east and St. Gregory's school, Satur- day. Finder please phone 910F. (36-b) FOUND--CAME TO MY PREMISES August 13th, a Persian Cat. Phone 320W. 36h LOST--A SUM OF MONEY SATUR- day. night between Oshawa Laundry and Albert St. Finder please leave at Times Office. Reward. 36b Agents Wanted PERSONAL GREETING CARDS-- Agents wanted to take orders for the fimést line ever shown in Can- ada. Regal Art Co., Manufacturers, 310 Spadina Ave., Toronto, (37a) $4 A DAY PAID CHRISTIAN MAN or woman for distributing religious literature emdorsed by Protestant denominations. Write for particu- las stating age and church connec- tion. Mr. Conrod, Manager Religious Education Dept., Spadina Bldg., To- ronto. LOST--A ROYAL BANK BOOK! Furniture Storage FURNITURE STORED IN SEPAR- ate compartments. 85 Bond St. West. Phone 82. Coleman's Cart- age and Storage. Help Wanted--F emade GIRL. WANTED--STORE EXPERI- ence preferred. Apply 18 King St. West. (36-c) Wanted to Buy to conjure maidenly blushes to their cheeks, even if thes, did not come naturally. While many of the im- ported wives were past the first blush of youth and many more would have been rank failures in any beauty contest, they all look- ed good to the lonely island bach- elors and when the great business of arranging whe should marry who was settled, not one old maid was left to mourn her fate. Since that day Victoria has been the scene of many society weddings which have been widely heralded and accorded columns in the press, but the great civic wedding day which followed the docking of this vessel still holds the record as an event of local interest. The few Victoria padres were overworked and rings were at a premium. As the early settlers were addicted to heavy knee boots, the custom of throwing old footwear at the happy brides and grooms was fortunately abandoned arid a shortage of rice in the colony obviated another popular amusement connected with the ceremony. Of course some of the marriages contracted under these unique con- ditions failed to result in domes- tc harmony and ended in dismal failure, the wives regretting the se- paration from their friends in Eng- land and the urban life to which they had heen raised and the hus- bands yearning for solitude among the wild and silent hills, Other of the unions, however, proved highly successful and descen- dants of these are today numerous among the island population. In- deed the government was so pleas- ed with the result of their experi ment that they repeated it in 1868, with a like measure of success. From that date it has not been necessary to bring wives to Victoria in wholesale lots. If a resident doesn't find one to suit his taste on the Island he goes travelling to the less favored shores beyond the sound and there chooses his wife without gaverpment ald, FERGUSON SEEN AS FEDERAL CHIEF Ontario Premier's Name Leads All Others as Conservafive Leader Ottawa, Aug. 15--Notwithstanding Premier Ferguson's repeated statement that he is not in Dominion politics, Conservative politicians throughout Canada are hopeful that he smay be induced to accept the Federal leader- ship of the party at the national con- vention to be held in Winnipeg com- mencing on October 11. The papers learn on excellent authority that Mr. Ferguson is favored above all other possible contenders. And, while the impression prevails among his col- leagues in the Ontario Cabinet that he will not desert the Provincial field, there is, according to one of his most intimate friends, an important factor to be considered. That factor is that "Mr. Ferguson dearly loves a fight." The Ontario Premier's colleagues, while hoping he will remain at Queen's Park, admit there is danger of his consenting to go to Ottawa if he is convinced there is a fairly unanimous desire that he should throw his hat into the Federal arena. To Sound All Provinces Major-General A. D. McRae, M.P. for Vancouver, who has met with considerable success in organizing the convention, today denied the rumor that he was a candidate for the lea- dership of the party. He also indicat- ed that names of prominent Conserva- tives in every Province will be put forward at the convention in order that the views of all sections of the country may be voiced. From Prince Edward Island, Hon. P. M. Stewart is expected to take a leading part, while from Nova Scotia and New Brunswick Hon. E. N. thodes, Hon. Gordon Harrington and Hon. J. B. M. Baxter will go to Win- nipeg. Quebec will send Sir George Perley, Hon. E. L. Patenaude, C. H. Cahan and J. L. Saint-Jacques. Prominent among the Ontario dele- gation will be Hon. G. Howard Fergu- son, Rt. Hon. Arthur Meighen, Sir Thomas White, Sir Henry Drayton, Hon. Hugh Guthrie, Hon. Dr. R. J. Manion, Hon. Senator Gideon Robert- son and Charles A. Magrath, Chair- man of the Ontario HydroElectric Power Commission. The principal de- legates from' Manitoba will be Hon. Robert Rogers, Major Taylor, M.P.P., amd John T. Haig, M.P.P. M.A. Mac. Plaerson, M.P.P., of Regina, will be MR. S. JACOB, PEALER IN RAGS and all kinds of metals. I am pay- ing for scrap batteries $1 and $1.50. Ruvige old cars. Phone 764. 155-tf oy y £ Auction Sale AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE on Thursday, August 18, 1927, at 1.30 p.m. at MeCulloch's store room, 41 Ritson road north, conm- sisting of the following: 1 mahog- any library table, settee, book case, ball tree, wicker chair, morris chair, fumed oak dining room furniture, 2 bedroom suites, porch chairs, re- frigerator. sewing machine, kitchen utensils. This furniture nearly new and in Al condition. Terms cash. Maw and Sulley Auctioneers. (35-37-38) AE ---- . A. G. BROOMFIELD , Metteries, [Kiectric Repairs i Ao Phone 16 Choice Building Lots Gliddon Avenue and Yonge Street VALUES Terms Arranged' Apply (evenings) Warden Brown 89 Ritson Road S. -- R---- the outstanding Conservative from Saskatchewan, Hon, R. B. Bennett will be the leading delegate from Al- berta and Hon. H. H. Stevens and Major-General McRae will go from British Columbia, Ferguson or Bennett In the event of Premier Ferguson absolutely refusing to consider the honor an attempt will be made to in- duce Mr. Bennett to assume the lead- ership. Should he decline there is some talk of a leader being secured who is not now in Federal politics, and the name of Colonel Gordon Har- rington, a member of the Nova Scotia Cabinet, is prominently mentioned in this connection. Mr. Harrington had a good war record. It is claimed by those in close touch with the situa- tion that while Hon. Bob Rogers has heen moving about the country there is not a single instance where dele- gates have been definitely pledged to support a particular candidate for the leadership. The proposal of the organizers is that nominations shall he made on the first day of the gathering, but that the balloting shall not take place until the final day. Meanwhile the delegates will have an opportunity of hearing the speeches of those nominated, and of considering the merits of any propos- als they may make regarding the fu- ture policy of the party. ONE DOESN'T WONDER -- a Toronto's 2,600 shook hands. with the Prince at the garden party. Looks as if the erying need of H, R. H. was an electric hand-shaker. After witnessing what the Prince of Wales has gone through in Ot- tawa and Toronto, you don't wond- er that Cal Coolidge has laid down on the U. S. Prsidency. Men's and Boys' Clothing; Boots and Shoes at prices,--We deliver, Dominion Clothing 68 King St. W. Phone low Co. 214 METAL BUMPING AND ALL KINDS OF BODY WORK MERRITT AUTO AND REPAIR King St. W, Oshawa ---- WILSON &LEE Everything in Music