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ws Ag loan. ver ank Bldg, Si Bay Ri itt ANT & ANNIS, BARRISTER tors, Notaries gp { wi ncing genera actice of 3 'Offices. 7% Simcoe St. south, Wa, Phone yi & 3 ., Sanit, LL.B; A, F, Annis, BA, 0) B. N, SINCLAIR, K.0,, BANK Dommerde Building. (116-1 yr.) A] BARR ! BUGUR ST. , Rae, BM Soa iar REY REYNOLWS, 38 BLOG Phona 693, and simonizing, Work, anti Before paintiag get our prices, (tf. TR @ Re ak - -------------------- H, R, COULDERY. ARTISTIC DK- corating, Signs on paper, wood cot- ton, brick; show cards, price tickets cf every description. ney Block, Sehava. (229-t1) 7 Window Cleaning BPH P, MANGAN, H.A.,,~BAR- r, Solicitor, Notary Publie, Con~ ancer, 'Money to loan, Office King St, east, Oshawa, Phone » Residence phone 837. THE OSHAWA WINDOW OLEAN- ers--house cleaning, woodwork and floors polished, screens and store windows put on and removed, Phone 1302w, Real 'Estate for Sale FOR SALE--30 FT. LOT ON RIT- son Rd, south, near King. Reason- able for quick sale. Apply Mrs, Coker, 61 Agus Ave,, Toronto 13. (48¢) FOR SALE BIGHT ROOMED house, newly decorated, five min- utes' from four corners, suitable for boarding house. All conveniences. Phone 2152W. (48¢) SIX ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE, brick veneer, very desirable home, large bathroom, summer kitchen, fireplace, garage lot 130 feet deep, 100 feet front, modern conveni- ences, Westmount, Twelve minutes walk from Post Office, Good in- vestment, Moderate price, Apply Box "L"" Times or phone 1373W. (Mon, Thurs-tf) IERSON & CREIGHTON---BAR- rs, Conveyancers, Notaries Pub- ete, Office over Standard Bank, rance Simcoe St, Phone 13, J. Grierson, B.A, T, K, Creighton, ANSON hele, Barristers, Conveyancers, ry Public, etc, All branches of minal and Civil Law, Money to , Office over Lamble's store, 2 hg St, east. Phone 940. D, A, Swanson, H, N, German, F, G, ckenzie, GERMAN. & MAQ- vi Transportation SMITH TRANSPORTATION LIMIT- ed, Simcoe St,, S., phone 346-7, 242 Front St, B., Torouto, Phone Main 7637, Superior Transportation Ser- ce, (4241) 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 and from all trains, (64-11) » PARKHILL, BARRISTER, 80- or, Notary Public, Conveyancer, pey to loan, Disney Bldg., oppo- Post Office, Phones, office 1614; dence, 22397. (621) UIS 8, HYMAN & Co., BARRIS- , Conveyancers, Nétartes, ete. r Engel's store, 18 Simcoe St. th, Money to:loan. Phones-- ce 67, Residence 2191, (te) Machine Floor Sanding FLOORS FINISHED COMPLETE by expert mechanics, Screen windows and screen doors. Estimates free, B, Haynes, 161 King St. 'W., Phone 481, Res, 180 r 2, (tf) Building' Supplies Insurance VIS AND SON, INSURANCE, 19 8 st. west, Oshawa, The oldest Agency in Oshawa, 30 Re- ble Fire Companies, (118-tf) » Nose, Throat Specialist F, T. BRYANS OF 160 BLOOR et West, Toronto, will be at his fe over Jury & Lovell's Drug e each Saturday, from 1 till 4 , for consultation and treatment diseases of ear, nose and throat . Appointments may be made firug store Phone 97. (49-11) Medical McKAY, FPnYSICIAN, BSUR- , Accoucher, Office and resi- , King St. Bast, corner Victoria Oshawa. Phone 94, WE HAVE ROUGH AND DRESSED lumber, lath, shingles, sash, doore and interfor trim, F, L. Beecroft, Whitby, lumber and woodyard, Osh- awa, phone 324, (69-1) Money to Loan PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN ON first mortgages, Lowest interest rates and favorable terms. Grierson & Creighton, Barristers, ete, Stan- dard Bank Chambers, (Aug. 12-1mo.) MONEY TO LOAN--6%% CITY and farm loans. No commission; bullding loans, Frank S. Ebb, bar- rister, Royal Bank Building, (25-t1) 63% CITY AND FARM LOANS, No commission, Building loans. Le- gal work done at this office, A, J. Parkhill, Barrister, Disney Bldg. Phone 1614, (176¢f) GRANT BERRY, PHYSICIAN purgeon.- Special references to of infants and children, Of- and residence, 97 Bond east, B. J. HAZLEWOOD, PHYSI- and Surgeon, special sttentlon nm to X-ray work and Blectro- y. Office, Disney Block. 2060, (te) Dental D. R. DAVIES, OFFICE OVER d's store, Simcoe street south. ous oxide oxygen gas sdmin- red for extraction, nurse at- dant, Phone 231, Residence, " (te) 8. J, PHILLIPS, DENTIST, OF. over Bassetts'. Phone 959; 306. % 4-1 yr. H. M. COOKB, 9 SIMCOB ST. , over Mitchells Drug Store. for extraction. 54. L. B, HUBBELL, DENTIST, OF- Royal Bank Bldg. Phone v4; 1378M. 36-11 W. H. GIFFORD, OFFICE RE- Bldg. Phone 1780. 669. 66 tf Undertaking DALTON FUNERAL SERVICE. Sedan Ambulance, 199 Simcoe Street South, Phone 47. A6-56 LUKE BURIAL CO, 67 KING BT. East. Ambulance. Residence, 19 Division St. 69 King Street east. Phone 210J. [ FOR SALE--LARGE HOUSE, 6 bedrooms, parlor, dining room, kit- chen, bathroom boarding house, furniture included, Redecorated. Central, Phone 799W, 20 Maple St. (481) SIX ROOMED FRAME HOUSE, large lot, conveniences, centrally lo- cated on paved street. $3,200, eight hundred cash, balance as rent, Apply 234 Bruce St. Phone 1689W, (47-e) Classified Ads Pires Taseredon = 1% 'conte per word, Minimum charge----80¢, Bach subsequent insertione 1¢0 per word, Three consecutive insertions for the price of two first insertions (three cents a word). Minimum charge for three insertions, 60 cents. Box number--=10¢ additional 'Professional or Business Cards, $2.50 per month for 30 words or less; 10 word per month addislonal word, igo TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS COST LITTLE; ACCOMP. LISH MUCH TELIPHONE 88 Ask For Classified Ad Depart ment, FIVE ROOMED BRICK HOUSE for sale, Modern conveniences, Reason for selling, leaving city, Apply owner, 234 Division St, (47-c) NEW FIVE ROOMED BRICK house for rent on Arlington Ave, Apply 17 Colborne St. W. Phone H06J, (17-c) SEVEN ROOM BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE--Chestnut trim, oak floors, con- veniences, sunroom, open fireplace, electric stove and fixtures, built-in cup- boards, laundry tubs, garage, etc, Good location, Phone 2092W. 46-¢ FOR SALE--A $900 EQUITY IN A five roomed house with light, water, and part bath room, situated on Olive Ave,, east of Ritson Rd., will sacrifice for immediate sale, Apply Box "1" Times. 45 FOR SALE--FOUR ACRES LAND, four roomed house, stable, chicken coop, pig sty and also young orchard, situated on Lakeview Gardens. Apply 588 Front St. (40n) FIVE ROOM NEW BRICK VENEER house. 282 Ritson Rd. N, Phone 2341J. (46c) FOR SALE--SIX-ROOMED HOUSE at 125 Alexandra street, Call after six at above address or phone 833]. (73tf) For Rent TO RENT--TEN ACRES OF LAND with house and, barn. Possession at once. Apply 211 King St. E. Phone 135. (48¢) ONE LARGE ROOMED SHACK FOR rent. Verdun Road South. Apply at 98 Queen St., or phone 1439J. (47-c) Watch Repairing FF. A. Von GUNTEN, EXPERT Swiss watchmaker, repair shop at 44% King Street West. Your pat- ronage is solicited. (29-tf) Painting and Decorating YOUR HOUSE LIKE NEW. GET IT painted. Reasonable prices, Pure materials. Apply Box "A" Times. (28-Sept. 4) R, GUTSOLE, PAINTING, FAPER- hanging, graining, ete. Twenty years' experience. Prices right. Work guaranteed. 151 Huron street. Phone 2067W. (45-48) FOR RENT--NICE BEDROOM SUIT two gentlemen. With or without board. Apply 994M. 47c TO RENT--COMFORTABLE ROOM with private family, Suit two gen- tlemen. Breakfast if desired. Ap- ply 622 Caraegie Ave (47-¢) TWO BRIGHT FRONT ROOMS, ground floor, furnfished or un- furnished, free water and electric light. Reasonable. 88 Gibbon St. (47-¢) i | good condition, Will sell cheap, ES -- Articles For Sale BIG SALE OF FURNITURE. 10 beds complete with spring and new felt mattress, all sizes regular $15 at $9.50, 4 only children's cribs, new felt mattresses regular $12 at $5.50, sliding couches, $5 each, tables, easy chairs, dressers, chif- fioniers, sideboards, coal and gas ranges, Foundry stoves, $5 complete, rugs baby buggies from #$3 up, 17 Prince St, (48a) FOR SALE--ONE FINE HORSE power Wagner Motor in Al run- ning condition, single phase, 220 volts, 60 cycle, 1750 R.P.M. Can he seen at Oshawa Dairy. (48h) WANTED--A GOOD TEAMSTER. Apply 215 Eulalie Ave, WANTED---MAN WITH CAR FOR canvassing in country, Pleasant and profitable ¢ worl 2 established busi- ness. Times. 20tf Work Waited FOR TRUCKING AND STORAGE phones 2561 and 1941F, (481) PETER MARTIN & SONS, BUILD- ing contractors, Masonry work of avery. description, Bowmanville, phone tf WOOD-WORKING ~~ MISCOLLANE. ous (wood-working shop. Screens, sashes and doors made, also repairs, 8, B, Edmondson, 261 Simeuy St, his UPHOLSTERING OF ALL KINDS, chesterfields made to order, Work- manship guaranteed, G. A, Con- stable, 148 Colborne East Phone 620F, (751) CARPENTER WORK WANTED, Estimates given, Apply M. Davis, 140 Tylor Crescent, Oshawa, Aug. 22-1 mo) Help Wanted--Female MAID WANTED--MUST BE ABLE to cook, Apply 400 Simcoe St, N. Phone 751, 47h Second Hand Dealers DEALERS IN SECOND HAND FUR- niture, Buy and sell, Apply 186 Bloor 8t, E, Phone 1617M, (Aug. 27-Sept, 27) Wanted to Buy MR, 8, JACOB, PEALER IN RAGE and all kinds of metals. I am pay- Ing for scrap batteries $1 and $1.50. Buylag old cars. Phone 764. 1556-tf Position Wanted FOR SALE--ONE DRESSER IN Apply 211 Verdun Rd, 47h PICKLING SILVER SKIN ONIONS, i0c 1b, delivered, Phone 53W, (47-b) FOR SALE--1-4 BU RNER GAS Range with two ovens, in good condi tion, Apply J. A, Thompson, Oshawa Post Office, or 36 Colborne St. E, 46¢ FOR SALE -- CONGOLEUM RUG 9x9, also kitchen table, Apply 'Mrs. L. Horne, 33; Simcoe St. N, 46¢ POSITION WANTED--PRACTICAL nurse disengaged, would do nursing, plain sewing or housework, Capable taking full charge of home. Particulars in first answer. Apply Box "F" Tivies, C Board and Room ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO gentlemen. Phone 774W, (42tr) ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO Central. Phone 632M. (48c) FOR SALE--DROP HEAD SINGER Sewing Machine, in good condition, price reasonable. Apply 31 King St. East, Apartment 2. Phone 2576. doc ONE BET OF NEW SIDE CUR- tains for Oakland touring, 1924-5 model. Price $15. Phone 2129J, LP (46-¢c) A BEAUTIFUL DINNER SET, 97 pieces best quality china, $40; one dollar deposit, balance $1 weekly, also Rogers' silverware. Ladies' and Gents' watches, Diamond rings ete., payments as low as 650 cents weekly. Order now, O. H. Dell, 22% Simcoe south, Phone 1656, (Aug. 24-1 mo.) LIBRARY TABLE FOR SALE-- Fumed Oak. neat design. $12.00. Oshawa Daily Times. (42tf) FOR SALE -- FULTON REAR wheel in Al condition. Apply Peter Martin & Sons, Bowmanville, Phone 497w. 11tf FOR RENT--ONE NICELY FURNI- shed bedroom. Apply 149 Albert St. Phone 1312F. 46¢ Motor Cars Furniture Storage R. B. ADAMS, DR. RUNDLE 1114W. FURNITURE STORED IN SEPAR- ate compartments. 85 Bond St. West. Phone 82. Coleman's Cart- ge and Storage. Veterinary Surgeon , SHIRLEY, V.S. SPECIALIST domestic animals, cat and bospital Long experience. 503 St. Phone 629. FOR SALE---CHEY TOURING, 490. Will sell eheap for cash. Apply 533 King St. West. (47-c) FOR SALE--ONE FORD TON truck 1923 in good order. Also one Model 47 Sedan body, fits K 45 Mc- Laughlin. Apply 609 Carnegie Ave. Evenings. (34t0) Cc. C. architectural work. Royal Bank Building. Phone 1496. Res. Phone 9027. , DICKENSON, V.S.,, DISEASES domestic animals scientific- treated. Dominion Government . 34 Brock St. E. Phone . (131-tf) Music Auctioneer E. J. POMERY, 18% KING ST. cast, Oshawa, Ont., Licensed Aue- tioneer for Counties of Durham Northumberland; Ontario and City of Oshawa. Solicits your patronage. JR W. LYNDR (HAMBOURG , Toronto). Teacher of gears or pinions supplied for ol cars. 161 King St, Phone 519 1) Contracting DGOLD BROS. GENERAL contracors. Let us give you ps. Write, or phone (Whit- 4 (731) Tire Repairing EE mn Bros. All ph calls receive prompt at- tention. Phone 1013M. Satisfac- tion guaranteed. (June 21-tf) Live Stock FOR SALE--ALFATIAN SHEP- herd brood female. Good watch dog. Kind with children. Also male pups. Cheap if sold at once. Phone 21727. (48¢) WANTED -- GOOD HORSE FOR garden and delivery work. Apply A. & J. J. Scott, 383 Mary St. 46¢ FOR SALE--LARGE SIZED PONY, MoLaughhin rubber-tired basket buggy and harness. A-1 condition. R ble for good home. Apply NEW METHOD FLOOR SURFAC- ing (including sanding. waxing, fill- ing and polishing). Old floors made pew. Edmondson, 261 Simeoe St South, phone 440. wn Room and Board Wanted YOUNG OFFICE MAN WANTS PRI- vate room with board. Please state particulars. Must be fairly tral. Apply Box "K" Times. (47-2) GENTLEMAN WISHES ROOM AND board with private family, morth end preferred. Apply Box "W" Times. (46-b) For Sale or Exchange FOR SALE OR EXCHAXNGE--4 OR 5 acres. good house and barn. city water, some fruit. House in Oshawa. Apply 310 Albert St, 46c 76 Colborne West. (46-¢) Notice to Creditors 16 Geo. v., Cap. 40, See. 52. ESTATE OF FIRTH BEAUMONT, mechanic, deceased. ALL persons having claims against the Estate of Firth Beau- mont, late of the City of Oshawa in the County of Ontario, Mechanic, deceased, who died on or about the First day of April, AD. 1927. are hereby notified to file with the undersigned, on or before the Third day of September, 1927, full particulars of their claims. Immedi- ately after said date, the assets of the deceased will be distributed amongst those entitled thereto, hav- ing regard omly to claims so filed. DATED at Oshawa, the 12th day of August, A.D. 1927. W. E. N. Sinclair, K.C., Barrister. ete, Bank Shiommerce Bldg, Pa, an 10 . FOR SALE -- MASON AND RISCH Pianos, also Player Pianos, high grade only. Terms arranged. Used pianos on hand. C. Trull. Phone 5637. (96te) MIXED HARD AND SOF] WOOD slabs, $3.50 per load. Also bone dry body wood. Phone 660, Waterogs- Meek Ltd, (Mar 26-tf) CEMENT, LUMBER, FRAMES, sash, doors, cedar shingles, ashphait roofing, hardwood flooring, gyproe. Phones 660 snd 1288, Waterous- Meek, Ltd, (34-10) Wanted to Rent WANTED TO RENT--GENTLEMEN on Times staff desires room within two blocks of Times Bldg. Telephone es- sential. Box "P" Times. 47c WANTED TO RENT--HOUSE, SIX rooms, near Motors preferred. Apply Box "D"" Times. 46¢ WANTED TO RENT -- SMALL house or apartment, furnished or unfurnished, by refined couple, no children. © P.O. Box 99, Oshawa. (45-1) Agents Wanted $25 WEEKLY AT HOME newspapers and addressing No canvassing. Everything furnished. Spare or full time. Parti- culars for stamp. Box "E" Times. 46¢c ANYONE CAN FARN #25 WEEK- ly up, in City or Country, in spare time taking orders for the best- known, highest-grade, lowest-priced line Canadian-made Christmas Greeting Cards. Magnificent sample book free. Write Canadian Publish- ing Co., 51 Wellington W., To- ronto. (Ang. 23-Sapt. 17) EARN clipping envelopes. Roomers Wanted GENTLEMEN share room. Apply 173 (48¢c) WANTED -- TWO roomers willing to Breakfast if desired. Mechanic St. Phone 69J. -- STEADY FLOW OF BRITISHERS NEEDED BY DOMINION Montreal, Aug. 28.--'One of the de- finite problems confronting leaders of thought in both Great Britain and Canada at the present time is the building up of greater co- operative thought and action in matters pertain- ing to immigration, trade and finance," said Hon. J. E. Brownlee; Premier of Alberta, who, with Mrs. Brownlee, ar- rived on the White Star Miner Regina after a six weeks' business trip in Great Britain, "One of our serious problems in Canada in the future it seems to me, will be the maintenance of a steady flow of British settlers." COKE EXPORTS INCREASE DUR- ING MONTH OF JULY Ottawa, Ont., Aug. 28.--Production of coke in Canada during July amounted to 159,129 tons, a decrease of 4 per cent., from the 165996 tons of June. In Ontario the output dropped to 97.511 tons from 105,514 tons in June. DEAD ENGINEER BLAMED FOR CHAMONIX WRECK Paris, Aug. 28.--A Havas despatch from Chamonix says that an inquiry has placed the blame for the wreck of a Mountain Railway train there Wednesday upon the dead engineer, who opened the steam regulator on a decline, causing the train to gain fast speed before being derailed and plunging into a ravine. Twenty-one persons were killed. TARA FLOWER SHOW Tara, Ont., Aug. 26.--The fourth an- nual flower show of the Tara Horti- cultural Society was held in the Town Hall here vesterday afternoon and ev- ening. The display of flowers was not quite as good as in former years, but in certain varieties the showing was well up to the average. Gladiol ex- hibits were exceptionally good. ACCEPT RESIGNATION Chatham, Ont., Aug. 28.--The trus- tee board of the Public General Hospi- tal, at the regular monthly meeting, accepted the resignation of Miss Pris- cilla Campbell, as superintendent of the institution. The resignation will take effect the last of September, DOMINION AVIATORS' LEAGUE FORM AT OTTAWA TO BE Ottawa, Ont. Aug. 28. --A meeting will be held at the Chateau Laurier on Thursday, under the chairmanship of Major-General J. H. MacBrien, to form a Dominion Aviators' League. Elocution MISS EVELYN TRICK, MISTRESS of Flocution will recommence teaching September 1st. Beginners and advanced pupils. by At 193 King St. FE. or phone 1. 474 men or young couple, Private home. TRIE OF DETRONT (Continued ed from page 7) jobs of piloting and navigating. It would have been impossible to sleep even if one of us had wanted to-- the storm was too violent. With the wane of the night, however, the weather moderated, but clouds and mist persisted. That is why we nev- er saw Ireland. "We had to go up 4,600 feet, with the result that the first land we sighted was Devonshire. And you bet we were glad to see it," "Why, we could have gone right on 'to Munich," said Brock with en- thusiasm, The fliers added that their com- passes worked perfectly through- out, "But look at their chart," broke in Kincade with a laugh. "It's only a common school geography map of the 'North Atlantic 'and England. That shows some navigating." The mechanic was confident the 'fliers would have no engine trouble on their trip, "They only expect a total of 250 flying hours at the most, and she is good for much more than that," he said. Schlee, although admitting one of the hardest stretches of the trip had been accomplished and the longes except the Pacific hop, told the correspondent that he and Brock ex- pected to face some very trouble- some weather in crossing India at this time of the year." "We had expected to go east via Russia," he explained, "but the dif- ficulties of securing supplies there and the present political situation make it inadvisable. The Indian route makes the trig longer and harder," Little Time to Eat, The fliers had little time to eat much on their trans-Atlantic flight, which is the first non-stop air jour- ney by plane from America to Eng- land, "Bill ate half a ham sandwich when he saw the British Isles," said Schlee. "I had a cheese sandwich, half a ham sandwich and two or- anges. I tried the coffee, but it was too cold." When the Pride of Detroit reached Croydon it carried on the vertical rudder the penciled signatures of a number of admirers and well wish- es, including many women from De- troit to Harbor Grace. It had not been here long before similar deco- rations were added. Two German airmen penciled greetings to their fellow aviators in German. Detroit, Aug. 28.--(AP)--"It's the greatest birthday present my husband could give me," Mrs. Wil- liam 8. Brock, wife of the pilot of the Pride of Detroit, said today upon | learning of the safe arrival at Croy- don, England, of her husband and | Edward F. Schlee. *Of course, we were certain they would get there safely," she added. Today was Mrs. Brock's birthday. Mrs. Schlee, constituting the oth- er half og "we" said: "I'm simply overjuyed." She expressed confi- dence that her husband and Brock would complete their flight around the world successfully. Both wom- en were informed of the successful landing in England this morning af- ter maintaining an all-night-vigil. No Speed Records in 1927. New York, Au. 28.--Contrary to the belief of most newspaper read- ers, non-stop airplane flights across the Atlantic not only have failed to hang up any speed records in 1927, but actually have fallen short of the mark set eight years ago by the first plane to blaze this trail. A comparison of times and distances in this field follows: 1919---~Hawker and Grieve, from St. John's, Newfoundland, 1,100 miles to a forced landing off the Irish coast in fourteen and a half hours; average speed, 75.8 miles an hour. 1919--Alcock and Brown, from St, John's, Newfoundland, to Clif- den, Ireland, 1,960 miles in sixteen and one-fifth hours; average speed, 120.9 miles an hour. 1927--Lindbergh, from Roosevelt Field, L.1., to Paris, France, 3610 miles in thirty-three and a half hours; average speed, 107.7 miles an hour. Chamberlin, from Roosevelt Field, L. I., to Plymouth. England (the last point sighted before the Columbia fost herself for an erratic night of wandering through the clouds to- ward Germany), 3.425 miles, in 34 hours; average speed 100.7 miles an hour. Byrd, from Roosevelt Field to Brest, France, (when the America lost herself in the clouds), 3,524 miles im thirty-three and a half hours; average speed, 105.2 miles an hour. Brock and Schiee, from Harbor Grace, Newfoundland, to Plymouth, England, (first sighted before being lost. three hours over English coun- tryside), 2150 miles in nineteen and a third hours; average speed 111.4 miles an hour. Landed four and a half heurs later at Croydon Field, London, 200 miles distant; total time twenty-three and a third hours, reducing average miles per hour for emtire to 1066. SPAN: ATLANTIC Apply (evenings) ; Warden Brown" 89 Ritson Road 8, Man and Woiiais Found Dead, Were Victims of A Gambler's Feud Detroit, Aug. 28.--Two more names were added to the list of victims of a gamblers' war which has continued in- termittently here for the last fourteen months, The bodies of the man and woman found Friday night huddled under a blanket in the back of an auto- mobile were identified as those of Les- ter A, McCaul and his wife Clara. Both had been shot in the head. Police catalogue McCall as a gam- bler and believe that his death and that of his wife was an act of revenge for a gun battle last Tuesday in which another gambler and an innocent by- stander were shot. Enmity between the gambling factions resulted, the po- lice believe, from a wire-tapping con- spiracy two years ago,in which a Dan- ish baron lost $55,000 in Cuba, MOTHERWELL SEES 400-MILLION CROP Port Arthur, Aug. 28.--That, if weather conditions continue favor- able for the next ten days, the West will have a crop of 400,000,000 bushels, was the statement made this evening by Hon. W. R., Mother- well, Dominion Minister of Agricul- ture, who is attending a dinner given at the Prince Arthur Hotel this evening in honor of the dele- gates to the World's Poultry Con- gress, who spent a few hours here on their return from a trip to the Pacific Coast. "We in the West," Motherwell, who has a farm at Abernethy, Sask. 'will 'avd a bumper crop, if the frost keeps off for a few days." said Mr. SOUTH BRUCE PLOWMEN Teeswater, Ont., Aug. 28.--At a spe- cial meeting of the South Bruce Plow- men's Association last night it was finally decided that the match would again be held in the vicinity of Tees- water. The date was provisionally set for Tuesday, October 18. EE -------- I, WILSON & LEE | MUSIC STORE 71 Simcoe St. N, Phone 2388 Everything in Music is ome that "won't move a motch. it meas pares the community's coal og and_ it's always drawn to the fair dealing mnotoh.