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__THEC sia ADALY TIMES. THURSDAY, NOVEMEER 17, 1927 BR BIG RETURNS LYE E COST For Rent RED-C. MeDONALD, BARRISTER, olicitor, ete. Simeoe and Rich- ond streets. Oshawa. Phone 27. (108-tf) ANK S. EBBS, BARRISTER, leitor, Notary Public, Convey- cer, money to loan. Room. 2, Bank Bldg., Simcoe and Bound reets. Phone 1498. (121-mo) ONANT & ANNIS, BARRISTERS, Phone 63. LA. LL.B.; A. F. E. N. SINCLAIK, K.C., BANK t 'Commerce Building. (116-1 yr:) OSEPH P. MANGAN, B.A.,--BAR- jster, Soliciter, Notary- Public, Con- ncer. Money to loan, Office 43% King St, east, Oshawa. Phone 45. Residence phone 887. RIERSCN & CRUIGHTON--BAR- sters, Conveyancers, Notaries Pub- ec, etc. Office over Standard Bank. Intrance Simcoe St. Phone 12, J. . Grierson, B.A., T. K. Creighton, LA. WANSON GERMAN & MAC- enzie, Barristers, Conyeyancers, otary Public, etc. All branches of riminal 'and Civil Law. Maney to par. "ce over Lamble's store, 2 ng St. east. Phone 940. D. A. . Swanson, H, N. German, F. G. ackenzie. J. PARKHILL, BARRISTER, SO- citor, Notary Public, Conveyancer, honey to loan. Disney Bldg., oppo- e Post Office. Phones, office 1614; sidence, 2239J. (621) OUIS S. HYMAN AND COMPANY, arristers, Conveyancers, Notaries ublic, etc. Money to loan. Over ewland's store, 16 Simcoe street orth, Phone 67. (97tf) HERBERT C. TRENEER IS PRE- pared to accept pupils in piano, or- gan and vocal music. A free booklet giving full particulars will be fur- nished upon request. 50 William street east, Phone 466. te \RTHUR W. LYNDR (HAMBOURG Jonservatory, Toronto). Teacher of dinging. Pupils prepared for al 'xaminations, also church, concert, spera. Studio, 92 Simcoe St. N,, phone 371J, Oshawa, Fridays. (72t1) | lina St. TWO UNFURNISHED FRONT rooms to rent. All conveniences. Five minutes. walk from G.M.C. Apply 354 Leslie Ave. (115¢) ONE ROOM TO RENT FOR LIGHT housekeeping Phone 1431J. 215 Ce- . (115a) GARAGE FOR RENT. APPLY 136 Brock St. E. Phone 722J. (115¢) NICELY FURNISHED ROOM FOR rent. Centrally located. Suitable for refined gentlemen. Phone 391J. (115-¢) | 08 88 00 00800 80 00 . Notice Re Conic Ads. Effective immediately clos- ing time for classified ade 9.30 a.m. Monday to Friday and 8.30 a.m. Saturday. Ads for Too Late to Classify and Coming Events, received up to 10.30 a.m. tects Cae 2 Adtickés For Sale KITCHEN STOVE, TILE BACK and hot water front. Phone 1431J or 215 Celina St. (115a) McLARY STEEL RANGE, SIX LIDS, warming closet. First class congi- tion. Apply 147 Agnes St. Phone 2640J evenings. (115b) FIVE BURNER 'GAS STOVE FOR sale. Apply 181 Athol street east. (114-b) Insurance DAVIS AND SON, INSURANCH King st. west, Oshawa. The o ho Fire Agency in Oshawa. 80 Re- putable Fire Companies. (118-tf) WHEN PLACING INSURANCE, consult R. N. Johns. 80 Simcoe north, Your insurance wants at- tended to and your imrerests pro- tected. Oct. 11-1yw) Money to Loan UNLIMITED FUNDS FOR FIRST mortgages. Building loans arranged. Bradley Bros. Phone 169, 420. (96tr) CITY AND FARM J.OANS. No commission. Bujiiing loans. Le- gal work done. at this office. A. J. Parkhill, Barrister. Disney Bldg. Phone 1614. 17820) Contracting tractors and: builders, excavating and plastering. Apply 380 Mitchell Avenue. Phone 2034W or 91 Burk street. Phone 2467J, (1111) ANYONE WISHING A HOME built, call. 1337J. Brickwork = specialty. Cellars and excavations coniracted for. (Oct. 18-1mo) Medical R. R. E. McMULLEN, PHYSI- an, surgeon, and obstetrician. Of- ce and home, 456 Simcoe street puth, Phone 2667. (114-tf) R. HAROLD W. TRICK, PHYSI- hn, Surgeon and Obstetrician. Spe- al regerence to maternity work. Wo Eo post graduate experience, ine months having been spent en- rely in maternity work, and di- pases of women, both in United ates and Canada. Office and resi- ence, 167 Simcoe street north. or. Brock). Phone 303. GW, CAIN, CA CARPENTER, CON- tractor and builder, plans and speci- fications, R.R. No. 2, West Hill, Ontario. (Oct. 19-Nov. 19) THREADGOLD BROS. GENERAL building contracors, Let us give you our estimates, Write, or phone (Whit, hv) 255. 73tf) Building Supplies | Apply 31 King St. E., Apt. 2, 1 (113-¢). J. W. KERR AND ALLISON, CON- | St. A REAL HOME AT 187, RITSON TO RENT--SINGLE ROOM WITH private family. Close to car line.' Apply 622 Carnegie avenue. (114.b) FURNISHED ROOM FOR LIGHT housekeeping, also kitchen stove, fhower bath, hot water front, for sale. Phone 1431J. 215 Celina street. (113-¢) 'COMFORTABLE BEDROOM, ALL conveniences. .. Suitable for two gentlemen. Breakfast if desired. FOR RENT--NICELY FURNISHED front bedroom,, warm and bright. Suitable for business person. Apply 78 Bond St. W. Phone 804. < (110t1) GENTLEMEN ROOMERS ed. Breakfast if defired. 314 Division street. WANT- Apply (113-¢) Board 'and Rooms ROOMERS WANTED AT 29 ELENA | (114b) road south, $8 a week. Mrs. Winegard. Phone 1855. (113-c) Classified Ads First insertion -- 134 cents per word. Minimum charge--80c. Each subsequent insertion---- 1¢ 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 Professio or Business ©ards, per month for 20 words or less; 10 | cents a word per. month for each additional word. TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS COST LITTLE; ACCOMP. LISH MUCH TELEPHONE $5 Ask For Classified Ad Depart- ment, | gies, and go carts. BOARD AND ROOM AT 240 EULA- lis avenue. (113-c) BOARDERS AND ROOMERS wanted. Apply 105 Colborne street east. (Oct. 18-Nov, 18) Room and Board Wanted ROOM AND BOARD WANTED BY two young business men. Central location required. Near Centre and Simcoe. Box "G" Times. (113¢) Real Estate for Sale Motor Cars PONTIAC COUPE IN PERFECT condition. Snap at $700. Phone 166 or 1503M. (1152) FOR SALE--CHEVROLET COACH, 1927 model, excellent condtion, cheap for cash or will exchange on Oshawa property, Phone 944W, (114c; CHEVROLET COACH FOR SALE New tires. Mechanically right, At a bargain for quick sale. Phone 1719J (1111) WHE HAVE ROUGH AND DRESSED lumber, lath, shingles, sash, doors and interior trim. », L. Beecroft, Whitby, lumber and woodyard, Osh- awa, phone 324. (69-tr) KR. McKAY, PnYSICIAN, BSUR- pon, Accoucher. Office and resi- nce, King St. Bast, corner Victoria , Oshawa. Phone 94. R. GRANT BERRY, PHYSICIAN eases of infants and children. Of- ce and residence, 97 Bond east. hone 1155. R. B. J. HAZLEWOOD, PHYSI- n and Burgeon, special attention iven to X-ray work and Blectro- eopy. Office, Disney Block. hone 2060, (tf) Floor Surfacing NEW METHOD FLOOR SURFAC- Ing (including sanding, waxing, fll- ing and polishing), Old floors made new. Edmondson, 261 Simcoe St. South, phone 440. (tn Painting and' Decorating PAINTING AND DECORATING. Estimates given. Work guaranteed. Best of material used. = Phone 920r3. (Oct. 29-1 mo.) ar, Nose, Throat Specialist R. F, T, BRYANS OF 150 BLOOR treet West, Toronto, will be at his fice over Jury & Lovell's Drug ore each Saturday, from 1 till 4 m, for consultation and treatment diseases of ear, mose and throat oly. Appointments may be made drug store. Phone 97. (49-tf) Dental R. D. R. DAVIES, OFFICE OVER ard's store, Simcoe street south. itrous oxide oxygen gas admin- tered for extraction, nurse at- ndant. Phone 231. Benidenons 087 R. 8. J. PHILLIPS, DENTIST, OF- ce over Bassetts'., Phone. 959; esidence 306. R. GUTSOLE, PAINTING, FAPER- hanging, graining, ete. Twenty years' experience. , Prices right. Work guaranteed. 151 Huron street. Phone 2067W. (45-48) Accounting and Collections THE OSHAWA COLLECTION AND Indemnity Company is now located at Room 4, Bradley Block, 29 Simcoe street south, Oshawa. All collections given prompt attention, Accounting systems installed, Advice in refuvr- ence to Income Tax Return adjusi- ments, (Nov, 2-1mo) Undertaking LUKB BURIAL CO., 67 KING ST. East. Ambulance, Residence, 19 Division St. 69 King Street east. Phoner 210J. orth, over Mitchells Drug Store. as for extraction. Phone 54. R. L. EB, HUBBELL, DENTIST, OoF- 06, Royal Bapk Bldg. Phone 948; \dence, 1378M. 836-tf R. W. H. GIFFORD, OFFICE RE- ont Theatre Bldg. Phoue 1780. 669. 66 tf Engineering and Surveying PONEVAN AND SMITH, ONTARIO and Sprveyors and Civil Engin. ars, visions town planning, huni 1 engineers, Bradley Block, shawa. Phone 16365. (104-tf) R. SHIRLEY, VETERINARIAN, pecialist diseases domestic animals. t and Dog Hospital. 503 Masson | it. Phone 629. (56tL) . 8. DICKENSON, V.S., DISEASES all domestic animals scientific- y treated. Dominlon Government Seriary, 34 Brock St. B, Phone (131-t0) Tire Repairing ALL KINDS OF TIRE REPAIRING | at 1deal Tire Shop, Tires frat sale, samieson Bros. Phone 438 (i) CHOICE BUILDING sale, Ten minytes walk from Motors, Richmond an ing Sts. A good buy. Safe jnvestment. Apply C. L. Truill, LOTS FOR .194 Division St. Phone 553J. (Nov. 16-Dec. 16)Y $3,000 CASH BUYS HALF INTER- est in 50 acre residental sub divi- sion; best in city, very profitable in- vestment. Box 353, Oshawa P.O. (114¢) Tea Rooms HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT. Special business men's lunch 12 to 1.30, daily, broiled tenderloin steak, roast duck and chicken dinner. Din- ner dance parties arranged, Accom- modation for overnight guests, Af- ternoon tea and bridge parties. Courtesy and service. Mrs, L. M. Prior, proprietress, Phone 2209. (Nov. 3-1 mo) Dressmaking DRESSMAKING, PLAIN, FANCY sewing. Miss Flossie Boyd, 354 Les- lte St. Phone 1842J. 110 Nov, 25 ALL KINDS OF DRESSMAKING done at reasonable prices. Call at 21 Rowe St. Phone 1347M. (Oct, 20-Kov. 20) Wanted to Rent WANTED TO RENT--TWO FUR- nished, heated rooms, for light housekeeping. No childrtn. "Apply Box "J" Times. (115-¢) HOUSE WANTED TO RENT. CEN-/ trally located. Apply. Couldery Signs, Regent Block, King street E. (114-c) Situations Wanted MAN WHO IS DEAF, WANTS work on dairy farm. Clean dry hand milker. Willing worker, Apply 26 St. Clair Gardens, Toronto, or phone Kenwood 0913W. (115¢) Agents Wanted RESPONSIBLE AGENTS TO SELL latest novelty, smallest cigarette roller. Rolls the most perfect cigarette, with any tchacqo. Vander Slooten, manufacturer, 608 Chareh street, Toronto. (1165.a), Lost and Found LOST--A SUM OF MONzY UP- town. Will finder please notify J. Sheridan, 531 Mary street, Reward. (115-b) GOLD BROOCH, on Saturday night. Valued a" keepsake, Please return to 239 Bruce street. Reward. (113-¢) Help Wanted--Male JUNIOR CLERK WANTED, HOURS 5 pm to 11 pm. Apply H. W. Sheridan, Oshawa Railway. (114-¢) BQY WANTED TO (WORK ON newspaper press. Oshawa ° Daily Times, PAPER ROUTE BOYS WANTED with wheels. Apply Dalton, 199 Simcoe street south, between 7 and 8 pm. (114-b) GENERAL HOUSEMAID WANTED for small family. Apply 492 Masson St. (115b) LOST--LADY'S Window Cleaning WANTED TO RENT--6 OR 7 roomed house in good locality, by res ible party. Phone 1367F. THE OSHAWA WINDOW. CLEAN: ers--house cleaning, woodwork and floors polished, screens and store windows put or and removed. Phone 1302w. Transportation SMITH TRANSPORTATION LI od, Simcoe St., 3., phone 346, Front St. E., "Torouto, Phone Ndi 7637. Superior Tsbportation Ser- vice, (42-tf) COLEMAN CARTAGE AND STOR- age. 85 Bond St. West. hone 82. 6 trucks for prompt service. Moving van and storage warehouse equipment. Baggage transferred to end from all trains. (64-22) Signa Architects . C. STENHOUSE -- GENERAL renitectural work. Second floor, oyal Bank Building. Phone 1496. les, Phone 9027. H. R, COULDERY ANTISTIC DE: corating. Signs on paper, wood cot- ton. brick; show cards. price tickete of every description, Regent bloek over Jerry's Barber Shop, Oshawa. (229-t) anh Rass Furniture Storage . A. Ver GUNTEN, usWXPERT Bwiss watchmaker, repair shop at 4% King Street West. Your pat hage is solicited. (29-t1) » FURNITURE STORED IN SEPAR- ste compartments. 856 Bond St West. Phone 82, Coleman's Cart- 1ge and Storage, - ' (114-b) WANTED -- AN = EXPERIENCED stenographer, with some knowledge of hookkeeping. Griersowr and Creighton, (109-tf) Corsi tier CORSETIERE--SPIRELLA SHOP, 32 Elgin St, E. Mrs. Aanie Pentland, managing corsetiere, Even:ngs by appointment, Phone 442J. (tf) Work Wanted 18reed and registered. Péts and Livestock BOSTON BULLDOG Male, year old, $15. FOR SALE. Phone 2150. (114a) RABBITS, PEDI- 375 Gibbon (114c) CHINCHILLA St. .or phone 239 r 5. CARPENTER WORK, SHINGLING, furnaces repaired and cleaned, chimneys cleaned and rebuilt, flou:s. oiled, cleaned and waxed. General repair work of all kinds promptly attended to. Phone 2552W. i (Nov.17-Decl1/) WOOD-WORKING -- MISCCLLANE ous wood-working sao Screens, sashes and doors waa 6; &!80.Tepalrs 8. B, Edmondson, 261 Simcoe St 8 UPHOLSTERING OF ALL KINDS, chesterfields made. to order. Work- manship guaranteed. G. A. Con- stable, 74 Mechanic St. Phone 520F. 17540) 7 Taxi PHONE 745,0%i- 19 Prinee street. (Oct. 21-Nov, 21) LOCK'S TAXI, Ray Bus Station, All Buick cars. Aiiction Sale | of' Elizabeth Pethic, MOFFATT GAS RANGE, THREE burner and oven. Phone 45. (114c) BIG SALE OF FURNITURE. 1b) iron and brass trimmed beds steel springs, new felt mattresses, all sizes, regular $18 to $20 at $9.50 to $10.50, sliding couches, new mattresses, regular $12 at $7.50, sideboards, tables, stands, chairs, carpets, rugs, .coal and wood ranges, one with water front, 10 oak and Quebec heaters, baby bug- Other Dbar- gains. (113-¢) FOR SALE--GOOD SEWING MACH- ine, first class running order. Phone 1896F, (1134) FOR SALE ONE CONGOLEUM RUG 9x10%. Brussels rug, brown, good condition, quantity seven inch stove pipes. 68 Gibbs street. (113-¢) QUEBEC HEATER IN GOOD CON- dition. $8. Oil heater $1.50 for quick sale. Apply 120 Tylor Cres- cent. Phone 1241M, (113-¢) FOR SALE--20 H,P. 60 CYCLE Westinghouse, Induction Motor, 220 volts, 850 R.P.M., 3 Phase, with starting compensator will take $185 Address Bowmanville Fdry. Co., Ltd., Bowmanville. (1121) EDISON DISC PHONOGRAPH, cabinet style, practically new. 478 Simcoe street north. Telephone 1264. (110-tf) 17 Prince street. OAK LIBRARY TABLE FOR SALE. Neat design. $12. Apply Oshawa Daily Times. (110-tf) HOT WATER HEATING PLANT for sale. Good condition, Low price. This plant was used to heat the Mundy Block, about 10,000 square feet of floor space, before new addition was erected. It should he just the thing for a store or apartment block. Apply C. M. Mun- dy, Oshuwa Daily Times, Telephone FURNITURE BOUGHT AND SOLD. 186 Bloor street east. Phone 1617M. (Oct. 21-1.mo.) MIXED HARD AND SOF7 WOOD slabs, $8.50 per load. Also hone dry bouy wood. Phone 660. Waterocs- Meek Ltd. (Mar 26-tf) Notice to Creditors A. {JoTICE TO CREDITORS, 16 GEO. In the Estate Spinster, de- coased. All persons having claims against the Estate of Elizabeth Peth- ic, late of the City of Oshawa in the County 'of Ontarlo, Spinster, de- ceased, who died on or about the 'Twelfth day of October, A.D. 1927, are hereby notified to file with the undersigned on: or before the Nine- teenth day of November 1927, full particulars of their claims, Immedi- ately after said date, t,he assets of the deceased will be distributed amongst those entitled thereto, hav- ing regard only to 'claims so filed. Dated at Oshawa, the Second day of November, 1927, W, E. N. Sinclair, K.C., Barrister, Oshawa, Ontario. (104-109-115) V., Cap, 40, Sec. 52. ABANDONED London, Nov. 16.--Definite an- nouncement that two of the three cruisers which should be laid down this fiscal year under the 1925 Brit- ish naval program would not be pro- ceeded with was made by W. C. Bridgeman, First Lord of the Ad- miralty, in the House of Commons this afierncon, He said one cruiser would be ordered laid down, but that "the Gosernment has decided, in the light of the situation disclosed at the Geneva Naval Conference, that it is not necessary nor desirable to nroceed with the laying down of the ther two this year." CRUISERS "You never .saw a man wearing a black eye because he minded his own business," remarks a writer. How about the prizefighter after a hot session in the ring? BUMPING AND ALL OF BODY WORK MERRITT AUTQ AND REPAIR METAL AUCTION SALE OF STANDING timber, Monday, November 25th at Bp.m. Mrs. i. Lick will sell by pub- lic auction a quantity of standing hardwood timber situated on 'he south part of the north half of Lot 3. Con, 1. Township of Cartwright. Terms cash, . or approved notes to April 1, 1928. 6 per cent, oft for cash. William Maw, Auetioneer, ( 115-119-121) Machinery Repairing si! kinds of wachinery .cpairing. Bxeelaior starter ring geais install- ol; connecting rods re-babbited. ars ears or pinions supplied for #1 makes ol cars. 161 King St, ¥, Phows 519. DURRANT MACHINE CO.--WE BO | King Bt. W. Oshawa STORM WINDOWS 161 Kiig St. W. Office phone 481; Bes. 180 R.2 35. (106-tf) | title it to a permanent return if the STH IRNS IN COAL INDUSTRY Viproli K Reply Made to Owners. by Lord REPEATS ARGUMENT Reference is Made to Redon dant Directors on Boards London, Nov. 17.--Tha! the Brit- ish coal mining industry is emcum- bered with 'costly drones" in the shape of redunant directors and that the owners instead of seeking to dis- cover what is wrong with the man- agement of their industry, prefer to ask the Government for more assis- tance, are the points made by Lork Beaverbrook in a, vigorous reply to the coal owners who recently charg- ed hime with impertinence and ig- norance for daring to offer them any advice and to suggest a 100 per cent combine of the whole industry. Lord Beaverbrook .repeats his ar- gument that the only way for the owners to avoid public contempt for themselves and ruin for. their in- dustry is a merger of their proper- ties. He describes himself as "a man highly trained in finance and ex- perienced in the organization con- duct of industrial trusts." Groans Over Reply He adds: "I am told by the coal owners that the dismissal of redun- dant directors would not represent the saving of half a penny per ton on the output. An efficient man Hf business will give a groan at the snirit which dictate such an answer. '""Actually, the presence of a use- less director on a board implies all the paraphernalia and staff with which he surrounds himself in order to cover the naked fact of his use- lessness and the nepotism in import- ant appointments in which he indul- ges." To those who have assured him that the codl industry is sufficient to itself and does not want outside opinions. he replies by declaring that the public cannot guietly stand by and see the mining industry ruined. "The mere fact that capital has been invested in coal mines does not en- investment has heen unwisely made or wrongly managed," is his closing thrust. pi -------------------- A proud young father wired the news of his happiness to his broth- er in these words: -- "A handsome boy has come to my house and claims to be your nep- hew. We are doing our best to give him a proper welcome." The brother, however, failed to see the point, and wired back: "I have no nephew. The young man js an imposter" CAPTURE 13 AWARDS AT WINTER FAIR (Continued from page 9) It was raining, a drenching, driz- zling downpour outside But within the vast Coliseum everything was bright and blithe as a sunny spring morning. The place wag crowded in, spite of the miserable weather. And, as always at the opening of this Royal Fair, the audience was a dis- tinguished one. Brilliant Spectacle Against the bizarre, rather futur- istic color scheme which the decor- ations within the Coliseum present this year, the opening ceremonies, in which his Excellency the Governor- General participated, provided a brilliant spectacle So did the flash- ing scarlet and brass of the Royal Canadian Dragoons in the smart evo- lutions of 'their musical ride. And the spice of thrills was introduced into the performance by the breath- catching feats of the jumpers. Ceremony was Impressive The opening ceremony by Gover- nor-General Willingdon was perhaps one of the events of main interest to, the thousands of spectators who crowded the tiers of 'seats, boxes and aisles around the tanbark ring. It was an impressive opening At the arrival, of the Viceregal party the National Anthem was played and the large audience stood at atten- tion. Then to the beat of their old marching tune, attired in their ori- ginal green uniforms and "shakos," came swinging into the tan bark ring the Queen's Own Rifles Regi- ment---the guard of honor. A red carpet was spread from their Excellencies' box to the cen- tre of the ring and over this Vis- count Willingdon, accompanied by Wantea to Buy MR. 8. JACOB, DEALER IN RAGS, and all kinds of metals. Buying scrap batteries, old ears and poul- try. Goods . called for. Phoue 2606M. Residence 99 Mill street. (111-4f) amr a Br Sk A. G. BROOMFIELD Hatteries, Wright Funerals J A DIRECTOR AND EM FUNERAL oy! ER Successer to DISNEY FUNERAL SERVICE 82 Simcoe St. S. Phone 1082 his aides, proceeded toward the regi- ment, which was drawn up for in- spection. Her Excellency Lady Wil- lingdon, also advanced a certain dis- tance into the ring while the inspec- tion was im process, Following the inspection the regi- ment marched about the ring and ut again and the rest of the per- ormance was on. rN in point us ugvelty, the parade of hundreds of boys selected from the counties of the Province and brought to the Fair by the Ontario Government, was outstanding. Horses Hold Stage. For the rest of the evening, hors- es held the centre of attention Prancing horses, dancing horses, and faithful Dobbins of milk wigons, who make the early morning musi- cal with their hoofs, shared the tan- bark with the lithe jumpers, whoge performance finished the opening show well 'after midnight. For color and gracefulness noth- ing could egual the musical ride of the Royal Canadian Dragoons. They werg brilliant _ in scarlet tunics, plumed brags helmets and, pennons flying from lances. Troops in columns, wheels in fours and. eights and varipus intricate manoeuvres ending with a stirring final charge evoked cheers of admiration. One of the most coveted prizes of the show, the Governor-General's Cup for. three-year-olds bred in Can- ada and suitable for military re- mounts, was won by Royal, qwned by T. J. Macabe. The cup was pre- sented by his Excelleney. . In Governor's Box In the Governor-General's box were, besides their Excellencies, his Honor Lieutenant-Governor W. D Ross and Mrs. Ross, Premier Fer- guson and Mrs. Ferguson, E M. Car- roll, D. O Bull, Alfred Rogers, Hon. J. 8. Martin, Mayor Foster and J M. Gardhouse The appearance of the dairy horse drawing milk wagons was an inter- esting note of contrast. In this class first prize went to Frosty of the City Dairy, second to Playboy of the Far- mer's Dairy, and third to Brawn Girl of the City Dairy. In the sin- gle-harness-horse class first prize was won by Dare Aspire, owned by Stewart & Higginbottom of Winni- peg; second by Newton Victor, own- ed by Miss Jean Browne Scott of Stratford, Pa; third by Killearn Magic of Killearn Farm, Millbrook, N.Y., and fouth by Knight Banner- el, owned by Miss Scott. Thrilling Moments There were but two turnouts last night in the class for harness tan- dems, 15 hands 2 inches and over James Franceschini's Temptation and Myrtle Fashion was first, with the second award going to the Strathlyn Farm entry, War- wick Belle and mate, Sligo, owned by Miss Eleanor Me- Laughlin, Oshawa, and ridden by Dick Marscott, captured the premier award in the green middleweight hunters' clas.s The U plands Farm's Fetchem took the second ribbon with Markham, owned and ridden bv Fred Baxter third and The Sec- ond Jane, owned. by Gordon Per TY and ridden by Miss Beulah Wilson, fourth, In this jumping class there were some thrilling moments when In- Spector Crosbie, head of the Toronto Police Mounted Squad, faced the police horse Bob at the fences, f30b refused to move along at the In- Spector's command, balked, bucked and finally threw his rider. Crosbie, unhurt, remounted and withdrew the hose from the ring. After the greater part of the en- tries in the jumpers' class had been eliminated earlier in the day, 11 horses rejumped for the prizes in the concluding number last night First honors in this class went to Bucephalus, owned and ridden hy Major R S. Timmins of the Royal Canadian Dragoons. Frank Hodg- son's Rio, with Eddie Tweedle up, was second, with Nora Gordon on Dr, C. A. Temple's Nell MeNeil third It was past midnight when tho last fans left the spacious arena, and as' one man remarked: "You had to be, here night and day to take in all the sights" The best anthracite the mines ever produced ise+but a few minutes ride from your tele- phone. Tell us what size and how many toms. W. J. Sargaiit oN, Sone wif WOOD, placed- IRE ik ti nle ore oull iad tor ron? ude tisd ad (24019 basuny vu bas AL} orl qn PLLA svesd Arid W wi LA soiboi (X ns EL} ES