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FRANK S. EBBS, BARRISTER, Solicitor, Notasy Public' Convey- ancer, Money to loan. Third floor pew Alger Building. Oppocite Post Office. Phone 2996. (4t0) ve N. SINCLAI XG BANK of Commerce Buiding. (116-1 yr.) JOSERR P P. ar. Newry GAN, BASBAR- to loan, Office i EB Oshawa, Phone CERN & CREIGHTON-BAR. | or ate. Offs over Standard. Ban trance Simcoe , Grierson, B.A, %. KR Eehton, LA SWANSON, GERMAN, McKENZIE and Douglas, barristers, solicitors, conveyancers, notaries publie, Money to loan. 2 King St. BE, Phone 940, 2454, D, A. J. Swanson, F. G. McKenzie, 8, B. Douglas, (130t1) LOUIS 8. HYMAN AND COM: ny, Barristers, Money to loan, ver Dewland's Store, 16 Simcoe street north, Phone 67, residence 1397W, (tf) PARKHILL AND GREER, BAR- isters, etc. Money to loam, Alger Bldg., opposite post office, Phone 1614, A, J, Parkhill, A, Je 8, B - Medical DR. HAROLD W, TRICK, PHYSI- clan, Surgeon, Obstetrician, Spe. ela! reference .to maternity work and diseases of women, Two years' post graduate experience, Offige and vesidence 167 Simcoe St, N,, (cor, Brock) phone 808, (119-40) DR. McKAY, PHYSICIAN, SUR- eon, Accoucher. Office and resi- ence, King St. East, corner Victoria St, Oshawa. Phone 9. DR. GRANT BERRY, PHYSICIAN, for 93 Sim il A ASSORTMENT OF wallan guitars, ukticles, tenor ban- jos. Lessons gi Wagner, teacher. Apply Harris' Music Store. Phone 1490. (May 16-July 16) Insurance BRE SON, Lo putable Fire Fife WHEN PLACING {ont § R. N, Johns, 80 ce wants and SRR prot URANCE nort attended to 11-1yr) C. B. HEPBURN, 77 ONTARIO ST, District Xepresentative for the pany. Phone 1365J. (Feb. 1-1yr) INSURANCE ----- OSHAWA HOUSE and Land Co, Local agents for one of the best English companies. Office 38 Simcoe St. N. (86-tf) Money to Loan LOANS ARRANGED ON IMPROV- ed city and farm property, either completed or under construction, Conant and Annis, phone 4, (75-tf) BIL 4 Great West Life Assurance Com. |2880. THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, JULY 17, 1928 ED SECTION 4 ~c-. Meets eller PAGE ELEVEN HA-1 A done at reasonable Any 21 Rowe St.. Phone 1347M. (19¢f DRESSMAKING, PLAIN FANCY sewing. Miss Flossie Boyd, 362 Les- lie St. Phone 1842J. (July 4-Aug. 4) Transportation RTAGE and Fo Sr a A Set be Oo a PERRY'S TRANSPORT Cartage, loca] 3 and long ti moving, 91 Rd, N. Phone (90t1) S. BROWN, CARTAGE, DAY OR night, 140 Alma St, When think- ing of moving, think of me. Phone 1409F, 3 CARTAGE, MOVING, GRAVEL sand and cinders, Local and long distance hauling. Phone 924 and 2692F, Smith and Cox. (July 5-Aug. §) Machinery Repairing PERSONS DESIRING LOANS ON a security of their motor cars, or those desiring to re-finance the purchase of their motor cars, see Swanson, German and McKenzie, 3 King 8t, B. 14481) UNLIMITED FUNDS FOR FIRST mort, s., Building loans Srranged Bradley Bros, Phone 169, 420, f) CITY AND FARM LOANS, PRO- gress loans arranged, Parkhill & Greer, Barristers, ete. Alger Bldg. Phone 1614, (491) Building Supplies STEPHENSON BROS. GARAGE, 18 Church street, repair work done on all makes cars, Acetylehe weld- ing, Body bumping a specialty, (Mar tf) SPECIALTY OXY-ACETYLENRH welding, brazing, cutting, ete. d.| Fender bumping and repairing, washing machine repairing, auto and radio battery service, batteries and tubes tested free, 1 also sup- ply radio paris and erect aerials, Now is the time to have your aer- fal checked. O, Daniels, 240 Divi. sion street, Phone 1892W, (June 19-July 19) FOR SALE--CEMENT BLOCKS, sand and gravel, Quality guaran- teed. Good loam for lawns, Bopr- rowdale and Foskett, Phone 920 r 6. (80tf) Surgeon, Obstetrician, 4 infants and children, Office a yesidence, 97 Bond East, Phone 1166, DR. B. J, HAZLEWOOD, PHYSI- cian and Surgeon, # ial attention iven to X-ray work and Electro- theopy. Office, Disney Block, Phone 8050, Office open § a.m, to Pp m, Residence 161 King Bas Phone 24186, (tr) DR, C. W. CARR, PHYSICIAN, Surgeon, Obstetrician, downtown office, 142 Simcoe St, N, Hours 4 to 6, 8 to 9. Residence, 656 Simcoe St. N, Phone 2415, (July g-August 1) 1) Eur, Nose, Throat Specialist R. F. T. BRYANS OF 160 BLOOR A treet West, Toronto, will be at his ce over Jury & Lovell's Drug es each Saturday, from 1 till 4 .m., for consultation and treatment | 2067\y, of diseases of ear, nose and throat onl Appointments maye e ma at Yiu store. Phone 9 49-tf) Dental IPS, DENTIST, Rr Re DR 5. J. PHILLIPS, Phone 9; Residence 306, " yr DR. D. R. DAVIES, DENTIST, OF- tice in Alger Bldg., opposite Post Office. Nitrous oxide oxygen gas for extractions. Evenings by ap- pointment. Phone 231. (12tf) DR. | H. M. COOKE, 9 SIMCOE ST, over Mitchell's Dg Store. ey for extraction. Phon PR. L. E. HUBBELL, DENTIST, trons oxid oxygen gas for extrae- flops. Oftice, Boral | ask Bids. Phone 948, residence, 1378M Wi DR. J. F. BROCK, DENTIST, 16 Simcoe St. N., over Dewland's. Phone 1957. Evenings by appoint- ment. (July 9tf) FFORD, OFFICE 13 v nS Bide Phone 1780. . 669. Pade Engineering and Surveying DONEVAN AND SMITH, ONTARIO Land Surveyors apd C Engin- eers, sub-divisiops, do a mapieioe) engineers. 365 or #411 . E. Phones 2532) or 204s. 89tf) Window Cleaning WE HAVE ROUGH AND DRESS- ed timber, lath, shingles, sash, doors and interior trim, F, L. Beecroft, Whitby, lumber and woodyard, Osh- awa, phone 324. (69-tf) GRAVEL, DIRT AND CINDERS ON dump truck to rent by hour. Phones 274J16663, (May 18 tf) HARDWOOD FLOORS, LAID BY expert mechanics, Old floors fin- ished like new, Screen windows, combination doors, General con- tracting. B. W, Haynes, 161 King St, W, Phone 481, Residence 180 ra (133tf) Awnings WINDOW AWNINGS, PORCH awnings, verandah curtains, canopy tops installed. T. Taylor, Toronto, Oshawa phone 1053. (tr) Beauty Parlors PERMANENT WAVE (DOES NOT need finger waving)--#$7.50, Fin- ger- waving a specialty, JBvalyne Branch, 111 Colborne St. H, Phone 608J, (8tf) BETTY LOU PERMANENT WAVE Shop. Permanent wave, speeclal $7.60. Marcelling, finger waving. 86 Simcoe street north, Phone 2068. (97-1) Painting and Decorating R. GUTSOLE, PAINTING, PAPER. hanging, grainin ete, Twenty years' experience. oy right. Work guaranteed. 151 Huron street. Hhone 5 t P, C. HILL, DECORATING, paperhanging, painting. Work guaranteed, Estimates given. Phone 942W, 135 Brock east. (148tf) OSHAWA PAINTERS, YOUR call to us will save you money. Pure materials used. 14 Nassau street. Phone 1495W, Mygland and Linstad, July 9-Aug. 9. Undertaking LUKE BURIAL CO, 67 KING ST. East. Ambulance. Residence, 19 Division St. 69 King street east. Phone 210], DISNEY-COTT FUNERAL HOMZ 87 Celina street, Oshawa. Corner Bruce street. Ambulance. Phone 1082, (96:42) Architects C. C. STENHOUSE -- GENERAL fchitectural work. Second Ron MAE (8-11) THOMSON & JOHNSON, ASSOCI- ate architects. E. Elliott, Assoct- ate Heating Engineer. Simcoe St, south, over Felt Bros. (July 3-Aug 3) Auctioneer IF YOU WANT SATISFACTION apd highest prices, call on E. J. we E. Phone 1013M. os HAWA WINDOW CLEANERS cleaning, woodwork and Solished, 5 screen and storm windows put on and removed. 2129F. Woodworking MILLARD, REAR 4 B. Phone 2354). W Vo Secale storm and frames. _ Work Wanted IRE-UPHOLSTERING, CHESTER- { made to order. Ne save you money. Estimates free. G. Constable. Mechanic street. 1595. (56-41) a] Tire Repairing do is DS Tg nn 1Cs. mesic anime CARPENTER WORK WANTED. New and repairing, also Looting and repairing. free. Ap- ply 97 Colborne St. E. Phone 2873W. (June 30-July 30) Veterinary Surgeon DR. SHIRLEY, VETERINARIAN, Cat west. Phone 629. (56-£ Pomery, Auctioneer, 18% King St. | Mo NETHER EDGE HAIRDRESSING Parlor, Marcel and Curl, 60 cents. Hot ofl shampoo, 661 Simcoe St. N. Phone 918M for appointment, Also lessons in marcelling. CINDERELLA DRESS SHOPPE, 153 Simcoe St, S. Marcelling and manicuring from 9 till 6; evenings by appointment, Phone 2879. (June 19-July 18) MARCEL AND CURL, 50 CENTS. 45 Albany St., or phone Irene Rob- ertson, 14447, (June 25-July 26) Room and Board MRS. JODOIN, 852 JARVIS ST. Room and hoard. (11-c) ROOM AND BOARD AT 8 RICH- mond St. Phone 1048M. (11e) ROOM WITH GOOD BOARD FOR two gentlemen. Close to Motors. Phone 2443J. (12¢) WANTED--TWO YOUNG MEN for room and board. Colborne St. east. Phone 1916W, Private home, (13-e) WANTED-- TWO GENTLEMEN for room and board. Willing to share room. Three minutes walk from G.M.C. Phope 2729M. (12h) Motor Cars FOR SALE-- COLUMBIA SIX sport touring. Price reasonable. 132 Brock St. E. Phone de' ' c FOR SALE--FORD COUPE, 1927 del. ndid condition. Owner leaying city. Will sell cheap. Apply 311 Leslie Avenue. (12h) CHEVROLET COUPE, 1925, JUST been Ducoed. Many extras, includ- ing Boyce motometer, Frontlin heater, crankcase ventilator, mostat, spotlight, oversize steer- ing wheel, new bumpers. Tires excellent. $360. 221 Ritson Rd. South. Phone 21637. (18¢e) FOR SALE--OVERLAND TOUR- jng in first class condition, 85 domestic model. Tires and Nohoiiering In sob Kg good condition. Apply 314 2h St. E. Phone 1032M. oe of all domestic OU forme Veterinary. Brock st, E Phone 105]. And Massage Position Wanted YOUNG GIRL, 20, WOULD LIKE light housework. One year's ex- perience. Apply 55 Brock . E. (13-2) HAND MASSAGE, ELECTRIC Therapy and Foot Culture. 17 years experience. Harold C. Cox, 219 Ritson Rd. S. Phone 1642W. £3ly 13-Aug. 13). REFINED MIDDLE AGED widow desires light housekeeping position. 279 Jarvis St. Phone 2325], between 7 and 9 p.m. « (138) July 8-August 8. | |2619w. TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS COST LITTLE; AC. COMPLISR MUCH TELEPHONE 33 Ask for Classified Ad Depart: ment, Pa - w+ For Rent r Articles For Sale TWO FURNISHED OR UNFUR- nished rooms to rent for light housekeeping. Apply 236 Verdun Rad. (11e) MIXED HARD AND SOFT WOOD slabs. $3.50 per load. Also bome dry body wood. Waterous-Meek Limited. Phone 1288. (Apr. 26-if) ROOM TO LET IN PRIVATE FAM- ily, also board. , Fhone nl (11-¢) GARAGE TO RENT. LARGE enough for two cars, 91 Wilkin- son avenue. (11-¢c) FOR SALE -- STRICTLY NEW laid eggs in any quantity. Phone 896. (1271) FOR SALE--FIELD OF STAND- ing hay for sale. O. R. Hall, 213 College Ave. (otf) TO RENT--NICELY FURNISHED rooms close to Motors, all conveni- ences, breakfast if desired, reason- able, phone 2424J. (11-¢) SLIGHTLY USED BOYS' AND girls' bicycles for sale. From $12 up. 12 Richmond St. E. Phone 2774. (84) FOR RENT--FURNISHED ROOM with housekeeping privileges. Ap- ply 165 Ritson Rd. S. (11tn) | TWO SIDEBOARDS FOR SALE. Good as new, 141 Simcoe St. N. (11c) TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO rent on ground floor, would suit young couple without children. Prone 2524W. (120) FOR RENT-- LARGE , BRIGHD two roomed apartment for light housekeeping. Very central. Ideal for business couple. Box "N'" Osh- awa Daily Times. (12¢) ROOM TO RENT FOR TWO GEN- tlemen, very central, car stops at door. Housekeeping room for Real Estate for Sale LEAL ESTATE--USHAWA HOUSE and Land Co. Lotsa on Oshawa Park, Victoria Park and Peace Park, Terms to suit you. Office 38 Simcoe St. N. (86-11) FOR SALE--BRICK BUNGALOW, seven rooms, 128 Park road south. Apply Alex Vance, Port Perry, Post Office. (June 23-July 23) FOR SALE--SIX ROOM BRICK veneer house, 225 Athol St, 'E. Owner. (150tf) LOTS FOR SALE AT LAKESIDE Beach. Good section of Scugog Island, A. E. Rogerson, Port Perry. (Jly 6-Jly 20) FOR SALE--LOVELY NEW SIX room house, All conveniences, Good location, Phone 1734W, (8t0) FOR SALE--DESIRABLE BUILD- ing lot, one of few left in this choice locality, forty feet on Mas- son by 64 feet 6 inches on Greta. Price reasonable. R. B., Wilkins, 597 Masson St. (10¢) FOR SALE--SIX ROOMED BRICK veneer house, Walnut street, Whit- by. Apply P.O. Box 302, Whithy. : (11c) FOR SALE--FORTY ACRES OF standing hay. Thornton's Corne:s, Apply 163 Colborne St, E, (19¢) HIGHWAY SPECIAL East of Whitby on Highway, ? houses with two acres of land are offered .for sale at a very at- tractive price. See Boh Holden, 92 Simcoe N. Phone 371W, (12h) HOUSE FOR SALE--§ ROOMED brick veneer house in select resi- dential section, north end. Oak floors throughout, newly decorated, French doors, all conveniences, in- cluding electric range, laundry tubs and stove, window hlinds and verandah curtains. Frame garage. Lot 35 by 170 ft., equipped with lawns, perennials and shrubs. Fhone 1684M. (155tf) FOR SALE--6 ROOMED HOUSE, 5 minutes walk from G.M.C, of- fice. Chestnut trim, oak floors, built in cupboards, 3 piece bath, divided cellar, Also large garage. This house is practically new, L)- cated in one of the b st residential sections. For further particulars rhone 1828J, (12¢) SPECIAL--REAL OPPORTUNITY for cash purchaser. $2,000 cash and assumption of a first mort- gage of $2,600, buys a six-rovm brick veneer bungalow, hardwood floors throughout, French doors, all conveniences, lot 33' 6"x108", E. Douglas Bell, solicitor for es- tate, Bradley Block, 29 Simcoe St. south, Oshawa. Phone 1103. (13-c) $6,000 BUYS AN ATTRACTIVE residence on Connaught St., near Simcoe St. N. Easy terms. Phone 1947J. J. V. Hill (11r) LOT ON PAVED STREET 60 FT. frontage, 100 ft, depth. Railway siding. Good for warehouse, ete, Apply Dixon Coal Co. (131) Building Supplies HARDWOOD FLOORS LAID AND finished completely with sanding machine. Satisfaction guaranteed. Give us a trial. vens, 164 Sylvian and Ste- Aljce street. Phone (July 14-Aug 14) Wanted to Rent WANTED TO RENT--IN HAR- mony, two or three unfurnished rooms, for light housekeepin., lights and heat if possible, Aug. 1. Preston Timmins, 47 Ritson North, Oshawa. (12¢) couple, Phone 2126W. 211 Simcoe St. 8S. (12¢) SEVEN ROOM FURNISHED house to rent. With garage. Close to Motors office. Apply 814 Rich- mond St, E. (12¢) APARTMENT FOR RENT--ALL modern conveniences. Best residen- tinl section. Garage. Possession at once, Box "0" Oshawa Daily Times, (12¢) TO RENT--FURNISHED APART- ment. All convenences, also gar- age. No children desired. 172 Mary street. (13-tf) TWO FURNISHED ROOMS TO rent, garage if desired. All con- veniences. 217 McKim street, Phone 1492M, (13-c TO RENT--71 ARLINGTON AVE. New bungalow, five rooms, oak floors. All conveniences, garage. Apply 468 Simeoe St, N. Phone 825. (13-a) FOR RENT--FURNISHED BED room for one or two young men, Apply 153 Agnes street, (13-c) TO RENT--LARGE SPACIOUS living rooms over Woolworth's store. Immediate possession. Ap- ply Dr. F, L, Henry, 231 King St. east. Phone 16. (13-e) NICELY - FURNISHED LARGE front room, suitable one or two gentlemen, permanently residing in Oshawa Central, 26% Simcoe street south, (13-¢) TO RENT--NEW BUNGALOW, 6 rooms and bath. Orchard and gar- age. All conveniences, 282 Nassan St. (13c) TWO LARGE UNFURNISHED rooms to rent on ground floor. One block from G.M.C. 22 Ritson Rd. N. Phone 26927. (13¢) SIX ROOM BRICK VENEER house to rent. All modern. Hard- wood trim. French doors. Cadillac avenue. $50 a month, Phone 1380. Carter's Real Estate, (13a) FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT for one gentleman. All conveni- ences. Centrally located, Phone B71F. (13h) FOR RENT--FURNISHED ROOMS very central, Immediate possession. Married or sipgle preferred. No children, Apply 10 Athol St. W. (13c) BIG SALE OF FURNITURE. 10 good dressers with plate mirrors, sideboards, buffets, washstands, kitchen cabinets, parlor sets, easy chair, rockers, couches, 15 iron and brass beds, outfits complete with steel spring and new felt mattresses. Regular $18 to $25 at $10.50. Sliding couches, camp cots, child's cribs, new mattresses, regular $12 at $5.50. Lawn mow- evs, wringers, sealers, 50 cenia. Dozen stoves and ranges, one annex stove. Extension and other tables. 17 Prince St. (32¢) BRITTANIA HAPPY THOUGHT range. Nearly new. Sold at sacri- fice. 262 Haig street. (13-e) FOR SALE--APARTMENT FUR- niture, including oil stove, day bed, ete. Apply evenings at 39 McLaughlin Blvd. (13-c) ROGERS' SILVERWARE, 26 pieces, $20; English semi-porcelain Dinner Sets, 97 pieces, $22.50. Fine assortment of Ladies and Gents watches. $1 secures deliv- ery and the balance payable at 50 cents per week. O. H. Dell, 26} Simcoe South, Phone 1656. (June 30-July 30) PRIVATE SALE OF FURNITURE The entire household effects of Mrs. Verne Mills, will be disposed of this week and may be seen any afternoon or evening this week. 139 Agne. St, (12¢) ALL KINDS OF SECOND HAND lumber, doors and windows, new doors, $2 cheaper than regular price, cellar windows, lath §4 a thousand, $1 cheaper than last week, stairs. Must be sold. Apply 80 Ontario St. (13D) FOR SALE--1 MOFFATT 3 BUR- ner electric range. 1 Linoleum Rug 9 ft. by 12 ft. 79 Ritson Rd. S. Phone 1024F. (13h) FOR SALE--REED BABY CAR- jage, reversible gear, Galvanized sink and pipe complete, Also two burner electric plate, Apply 286 Golf St. or phone 1409M. (13c) FOR SALE--1 CHESTERFIELD suite, nearly new, also chesterfield table, 1 dinner set, 1 Victrola, Con- sole model, kitchen table and oil- cloth, 2 stoves, 1 parlor rug, 1 floor lamp and other articles too num- erous to mention. Apply 81 Eldon Ave. Phone 2337F. (13¢c) Wanted to Buy SECOND HAND FURNITURE dealer, buying and selling. 186 Bloor St. E. Phone 1617M. (July 13- Aug. 12) WANTED TO BUY--A 6 ROOM brick house, north or Oshawa Blvd. district preferred. Can pay from $500 to $1000 cash. Apply Box 43, Whitby. (13h) Pets and Live Stock FOR RENT--TWO UNFURNISH- ed rooms or one furnished hed- room at 278 Haig St. Phone 2581J. (12a) FOR BSALE--APRIL HATCHED White Leghorn pullets. Apply Wilsher, Brock and Keith streets, Whitby, (13-a) TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO rent suitable for young couple for light housekeeping. No children. 611 Christie Avenue, (13c) TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS to rent, No children, Phone 1735F. (13e) FURNISHED Apply 149 (13c) FOR RENT--ONE room for gentleman, Agnes St. FOR SALE, FULL LAYING HENS and two cockerels, Phone 161r3, (13-b) Help Wanted--Female HOUSEKEEPER WANTED FOR adult family, Phone 1874W. 109 Alice St. (13e¢) For Exchange Help Wanted--Male EXPERIENCED FITTERS WANT- ed in Hamilton, Excellent working Box "Y" Oshawa Daily Times. (91) SUPERINTENDENT WANTED for Metal Stamping Plant situated outside of city. Applicants should have broad experience and be cap- able of complete management of plant. Excellent opportunity to be- come associated with a well-estab- lished company. Apply stating fully experience, age, whether married or single to Box "L" Oshawa Daiiy Times. (18¢) STRONG BOY ABOUT EIGHTEEN for gemeral work. One who can drive car preferred. Apply Mundy Printing Co. (13b) WANTED--TWO OR THREE comfortably furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Young couple, no children, occupancy about mid- dle August. Use of piano desired. Write Box "Z" Oshawa Daily Times. (9-11-13) Lost and Found LOST--CARD CASE CONTAINING snaps and receipts. Finder please return to 31 King St. E. Apt. 2. Phone 2516, ile) MAN WANTED--MARRIED MAN, capable of delivering milk. Must have character reference. Apply to Ross Stevens, R.R. 3, Bowmanville. (13e) conditions and gocd wages paid. |) Notice JULY 12TH--I, GEORGE TOWN- son will not be responsible for any debts contracted in my name from this date by any person without oy | consent, GOOD USED CAR IN EXCHANGE for a good building. Phone 563W. (13b) HAVING RECEIVED INSTRUC- tions from Mr. Ogden, 42 Bond St. E., to sell by public auction at the above address on Friday, July 20, 1928, at 2 p.m. As Mr. Ogden is giving up business all his rest- aurant equipment must be sold, consisting of four brown iron beds complete, nearly mew, a quantity of bedding, three dressers, eight stools, one refrigerator new, 23 kitchen chairs, six diniecg tables, two small tables, one gas stove ard plate, one electric stove, one Que- bec heater, cooking utensils. and dishes, one pair curtains, large platform, one ladies' Muskrat coat new. Terms cash. W. J. Sulley. (13-15) SUGGESTION DOESN'T HOLD (Toronto Mail Empire) An evening paper suggests that the reason for the increasing nun- ber of motor accidents in this pro- vince is the abandonment of the 0. T. A. and the substitution of the Liquor Control Act. But in the United States, where prohibition is supposed to be raging, the rate is forty per cent more than in this province, and twice as great as the A13b) whole Canadian rate, HALIFAX VESSEL 15 CHAMPION OF FISHING FLEETS Loss of U.S. Entr Entrant "Henry Ford" Completes Jinx to Their Entries WENT AGROUND Reported Total Loss After Going Aground--*Blue- nose" Is Victor (By Canadian Press) Gloucester, Mass, July 17.-- Loss of the fishing schooner Henry Ford last month off the west coast of Newfoundland completed the work of the jinx which has dogged United States contenders for in- ternational racing honors and leaves the Halifax schooner Blue- nose the undisputed champion of the North Atlantic fishing fleets. The Henry Ford went aground on WHERE DO THEY GO? (Stratford Beacon Herald) The world heard much of the disappearance of Captain Loewen- stein. He was a tremendously rich man, powerful in the financial world, and naturally his dropping out created a stir. But Loewenstein had no monop- oly on this business of disappear ing. Paris reports that every year there are 500 mem and women in that city, many of them prominent and wealthy, whe disappear and are never heard of again. Apparently there is no answer supplied to the very logical ques- tion: Where do they go? Patou, Descat and Alphonsine all favor the irregular brim. Foreman Ca ter Wante Aa Experienced and reliable carpenter, thirty to thirty five years old who would be capable of running a seventy-five thousand dol- lar job, handle men and understand plans well. Ap+ ply C, M. MUNDY, c-0 Mundy Printing Co., Indreshoal while on a halibut fish- ing trip and has been reported a total loss. Her crew was saved. The other United States con- tenders for the International Fishermen's Cup which have gone to their doom since the races were inaugurated in 1920 for the pur- pose of improving the type of fish- ing vessels used, were the Colum- hia, Esperanto, Puritan and Eliza- beth Howard. Loss of the Columbia was the most tragic of the disasters. She sailed for the fishing grounds in July of 1927, never to return to port. It is believed she founder- ed in the storm of August 24 of that year, when severe losses 'to shipping were suffered. In June, 1921, the Gloucester schooner Esperanto, which had de- feated the Canadian schooner Del- awana to win the international cup, went to her doom in the treacherous surf of Sable Island, but her erew was rescued. Gloucester men huilt the Puri- tan, intending to match her against the Canadians, but even hefore she was launched, seers of the water- front knew she would never race Her doom was sealed hy one of the old superstitions of the sea when one of her hatches over- turned. She left the stocks in April, 1922, and two months later was In the *graveyard of the At- lantic" having struck on the north- west bar of Sable Island, almost at the spot where the Isperanto was wrecked. Tt was following loss of the Puritan that Gloucester built the Henry Ford. Her ill luek hegan an hour after she was launched when she grounded on a sandhar at the mouth of the Essex River, where her hull pounded for a week before she could be pulled off, re- paired and made ready for fishing. The jinx went aboard the Fliza- beth Howard, smartest of all the schooners that figured in the fish- ermen's contests, during the elf- mination races off here In 1922, when she lost her topmast ig one trial and narrowly escaped colli- sion with a destroyer in an other. A year later, November, 1923, this graceful craft was lost off Port- er's Island, Nova Scotia. All the schooners had other mis- haps than those which ended their careers. 'The Columbia was ram- med hy a French trawler on her second trip to the Grand Banks and narrowly escaped sinking. She was repaired at St. Pierre, but the delay prevented her competing for the Sir Thomas Lipton trophy, sailed for in connection with Glou- cester's 300th anniversary cele- bration. The Canadians have not esecap- ed the jinx. During the elimina- tion races at Halifax the first year of the contests the captain of ope of the contenders fell overboard and was drowned, and during the first international race at Halifax one of the owners of tre Delawana died suddenly, As the Bluenose was preparing to sail for home af- ter the Gloucester series of 1922, a member of her crew fell from a dock to his death, WHAT'S THE USE? (Woodstock Sentinel-Review Another baloon race has be finished and prizes awarded, but of what use has it all been? Bal- loon races in these days tell very little outside of the fact that a gas- inflated bag will stay in the air until the gas leaks out. Oshawa. Felt Bros. 1 he LEADING JEWELERS Established 1886 12 Simcoe St. Sout MOTOR CARS We will loan you monies on your motor car, or if you can not meet your present pays ments we will pay off the claims and renew your pays ments for any term up to twelve months and insure your car, See Swa Ger- man & McKenzie, 2 King street east, Phone 940, V. A. Henry Insurance & Loans 113% Simcoe St. 8, Phones 11908W--Office 1858J--Residence 18 Simcoe Street South The exacting, particular public has its transferred in our clean, safe motor equipment, 100 per cent, seryice, Moderate Charge Phone 83 Lumber and Builders' | Supplies of All Kinds i WATEROUS-MEEK