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TION, 4 eller PAGE ELEVEN Music Watch Repairing DNANT & ANNIS, BARRISTERS, jolicitors, Notaries Public, Ete. Con- 3 cing and Are practice of w.. Offices Simcoe St. south, awa. Phone 4, G. D. Conant, LLB.; AF. Annis, BA, LLB. ; (3h) FRANK §. EBBS, BARRISTER Bolicitor, Notaxy Public Conveéy- . Money to loan. Third floor how Alger Building. Opposite Post Office. Phone 2996, _ (4tf) W. EN. SINCLAIR, KC, BANK a ing. Ae yr.) B.A~BAR- blic, Con- EPH P. MANGAN, ny citor, Notary Public, Office Phone 3 , Money to loan. 43 King St. East, Oshawa. Residence phone 837, SRIERSON & CREIGHTON--BAR- { xe Conveyan Notaries Pub- 'WANSON, GERMAN, McKENZIE nd- Douglas, barristers, solicitors, onveyancers, notaries public, foney to loan, 2 King St. B, Phone 40, 2464. D, A. J. Swanson, F, G. feKenzle, 8. B. Douglas, (130tr) [OUIS 8. HYMAN AND COM: any, Barristers. Money to loan. ver Dewland's Store, 16 Simcoe reet morth, Phone 67, residence 397TW. (tn ARKHILL AND GREER, BAR- kters, etc, Money to lw. Alger |dg., opposite post oftice, Phone 614. A, J, Parkhill, A. W. 8, od] (48th) Medical ARTHUR LYNDRE, VOCAL TRACH.- er (Hambourg Conservatory, To- upils prepared for all exams, awa, Mondays, 93 Sim- coe St. North, Phone 371J. AIG A BIG ASSORTMENT OF HA. + |wallan guitars, ukeleles, temor ban. jos. Lessons given by H. Wagner, teacher. Apply Harris' Music Store. Phone 1490. (May 16-July 16) Insurance DAVIS AND wo Tooele (1 SON, 19 King St. weet, Osha Fire in Oshawa, putable Companies, WHEN PLACING INSURANCE consult R. N. Johns, 80 Simcoe north. Your insurance wants attended to and your interests Oct. 11-1yr)) C. E, HEPBURN, 77 ONTARIO ST., District Iepresentative for the pany. Phone 1366J. (Feb, 1-1yr) INSURANCE --- OSHAWA HOUSE and Land Co, Local agents for one of the best English companies, Office 88 Simcoe St, N, 86-t1) Money to Loan LOANS ARRANGED ON IMPROV- ed city and farm property, either completed or under construction, Conant and Annis, phone 4, (76-tf) 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 McKenzle, 3 King St, B. 14421) R., HAROLD W, TRICK, PHYSI- {an, Surgeon, Obstetrician, Spe. al reference to maternity work nd diseases of women, Two years ost graduate experience, Offlee nd residence 16 Sing st. N,, cor, Brock) 'phone 3 q (110-2) DR, McKAY, PHYSICIAN, SUR- eon, Accoucher. ffice and resi- ence, King St. East, corner Victoria t, Oshawa. Phone 94. R. GRANT BERRY, PHYSICIAN, rgeon, Obstetrician, diseases of tants and children, Office and sidence, 97 Bond East, Phone RB. J. HAZLEWOOD, PHYSI- | {U8 an and Surgeon, special attention ven nd X-ray work and Blectro- eopy. Office, Disney Block, Phone 050. Office open 9 a.m. to 9 P. h, Residence 161 King Eat hone 2416, DR, C. W. CARR, PHYSICIAN, rgeon, Obstetrician, downtown fice, 142 Simcoe St, N, Hours to 6, 8 to 9, Residence, 656 mcoe St, N. Phone 2415, (July 6-August 1) , Nose, Throat Specialist R. F. T. BRYANS OF 160 BLOOR reet West, Toronto, will be at his ce over Jury & Lovell's Dry ore each Saturday, from 1 till m., for consultation and treatment diseases of ear, nose and thiopt ly, Appointments maye be Titus Ly Phone 49-tf Dental HA PS, DENTIST, OF- RS J. PHILLIPS Phone 959; sidence 306, 4-1 yr. R. D. R. DAVIES, MOVED TO lger Bldg., 37 King St, E, Gas nd X-ray. Phone 231, (6tf) R. H. M, COOKE, 9 SIMCOE ST. brth, over Mitchell's Drop, Store. as for extraction. Phone 54, Fok Sad hE Go bY ts ous ons, Office, Borel Bank Bldg. h 948, residence, 1378M one ht R. J. F. BROCK, DENTIST, 16 Simcoe St. N., over Dewland's, hone 1957. Evenings by appoint- ent. (July 9tf) W. H GIFFORD, OFFICE Ry 'Theatre Bldg. Phone fii? UNLIMITED FUNDS FOR FIRST mo! 8, loans arra Bradley Bros. Phone 169, 420. oat CITY AND FARM LOANS, PRO- gress loans arranged. Parkhill & Greer, Barristers, etc, Alger Bldg. Phone 1614, (49¢2) sm -- Building Supplies FOR SALE--CEMENT BLOCKS, sand and gravel, Quality guaran. teed, Good loam *for lawns, Bor- rowdale and Foskett, Phone 920 r 6. (8oLr) Great West Life Assurance Com-|28 F, A. VON GUNTEN, EXPERT shop at Your pat- 54" See Wenn pb Dressmaking ILL KINDS OF DRESSMAXING done at reasonable prices. Apply 21 Rowe 8t.. Phone 1347M, ane DRESSMAKING, PLAIN FANCY sewing. Miss Flossie Boyd, 363 Les- lie St. Phone 1842J, (July 4-Aug. 4) Transportation COLEMAN CARTAGE and . CTA 6 trucks for prompt service. Noting Xn ad transferred and from sll trains. Cloth PERRY'S TRANSPORT AND Cartage, local and long distance moving, 91 Ritson Rd, N, Phone 50. (90tf) 8. BROWN, CARTAGE, DAY OR night, 140 Alma St, When think ing of moving, think of me, Phone 1409F, tt CARTAGE, MOVING, GRAVEL sand and cinders, Local and long distance hauling, Phone 924 and 2693F, Smith and Cox, (July B-Aug, 6) Taxis PROMPT TAXI SERVICE AT 109 Agnes street, Phone 598, W, C Werry, (June 13-July 18) Classified Ads. First insertion--13f conte por word, Minimum charge--30e. Each subsequent imsertion le per word, TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS COST LITTLE; AC- COMPLISKH MUCH TELEPHONE 3 Ask for Classified Ad Depart. ment. For Rent EAL ESTATE---OSHAWA HOUSE and Land Co, Lots on Oshawa Victoria Park and Peace Terms to suit you. Office 38 Simcoe 8t. N. (86-10) 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. KE. Owner, (150t1) LOTS FOR SALE AT LAKESIDE Beach, Good section of Scugog Island. A. E, Rogerson, Port Perry. (Jly 6-Jly 20) FOR SALE -- SIX ROOMED house on paved street. All conveni- ences, $5,200, $1,000 down, Box "G" Oshawa Daily Times, 0 J) LOTS FOR SALE, AT CORBETT'S Point, on lake shore. $350 each, Apply to Dr, Belt, 13 Jang Su FOR SALE--LOVELY NEW SIX room house, All conveniences. Good location, Phone 1734W, (8t0) hs Articles For Sale MIXED HARD AND SOFT WOOD slabs, $3.60 per load. Also bone dry body wood, Waterous-Meek Limited, Phone 1288. (Apr. 36-tf) FOR SALE -- STRICTLY NEW ' |laid eggs in any quantity, Phone 896, (1271) Machinery Repairing STEPHENSON BROS, GARAGE, 18 Church street, repair work done on all makes cars, Acetylene welds ing, 'Body bumping a specialty, (Mar tf) SPECIALTY OXY-ACETYLENE welding, brazing, cutting, ete, Fender bumping and repairing, washing machine repairing, auto and radio battery service, batteries and tubes tested free, 1 also sup- ply radio parts 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) WE HAVE ROUGH AND DRESS- ed timber, lath, shingles, sash, doors and interior trim. . L. Beecroft, itby, lumber and woodyard Oth, aws, phone 324. (69-¢ ) GRAVEL, DIRT AND CINDERS ON dump truck to yent by hour, Phones 274J--1666J, (May 18 tt) HARDWOOD FLOORS, LAID BY expert mechanics, Old floors fine ished like new, BScreen windows, combination doors, General con- tracting, B, W, Haynes, 161 King St, W. Phone 481, Residence 180 r2. (183tf) Painting and Decorating R, GUTSOLE, PAINTING, PAPER- hanging, graining, ete, Twent years' experience, Prices right, Wi Sharanteed. 151 Huron street, Phone TW, (45 tf) A HILL, DECORATING, paperhanging, painting. Work guaranteed, Estimates glven, Phone 942W, 135 Brock east, (148t1) OSHAWA PAINTERS. YOUR call to us will save you money, Pure materials used, 14 Nassau street, Phone 1496W, Mygland and Linstad, July 9-Aug. 9, Undertaking LUKE BURIAL CO. 67 KING ST. t. Ambu Residence, street east. P, C. DISNEY-COTT FUNERAL HOMZ 87 Celina street,Osbaws, Corner Bruce street, Ambulance. Phone 1082, (96-2) ESS] Architects STENHOUSE -- GENE sh k Phone 1496, Res. phone 0), ' (8-41) sidence. 669, and Surveying DNEVAN AND SMITH, ONTARIO hod Surveyors and Civil Engip- rs, sub-divisions, town planning unicipal epgineers. 365 or 411 ng St. E, Phones 26327 or 354s. 1140 Window Clesning SHAWA WINDOW CLEANERS .. rleani woodwork se oliohed, cresh snd ndows put on and © hone 1302W. Woodworking H. MILLARD, REAR 442 KING B. Phone 2354]. We specialize storm sash, screens, " and frames. (otf) Work Wanted THOMSON & JOHNSON, ASS0CI- ate architects. E. Elliott, Assoct- ate Heating Engineer, Simcoe St, south, over Felt Bros, (July 8-Aug 8) Auctioneer SEND YOUR FURNITURE AND other goods you have to sell, to our yard, Sales weekly. Sulley's Res! Estate, 41 King Street West. Phones 2580 or 716J. (69tr) IF YOU WANT SATISFACTION CARPENTER WORK WANTED, New and repairing, also roofing and repairing. Estimates free, Ap- ply 97 Colborne $t. E. Phone 2873W. (June 30-July 30) JPHOLSTERING, CHESTER- made to order. We save money. Estimates free. G. Constable. 74 Mechanic street. 15957. (56-0) Tire Repairing KINDS OF TIRE REPAIRING Ideal Tire Shop. Tires for sale. jeson Bros. Phope 438. (sf) Veterinary Surgeon DR. SHIRLEY, VETERINARIAN, ist diseases domestic ani io snd Dog 203 King west. Phone 629. (58-11) C. S. DICKENSON, VS. DISEASES of all domestic animals scientifically Dominion Government aed 34 Brock St, E. Phone 105), _ (131-46) Awnings WINDOW AWNINGS, PORCH awnings, verandah curtains, canopy tops installed, T, Taylor, Toronto, Oshawa phone 1053, (te) . Beauty Parlors BETTY LOU PERMANENT WAVE Shop, Permanent wave, special $7.60. Mareelling, finger waving, 86 Simcoe street north, Phone 2068, (97-t1) NETHER EDGE HAIRDRESSINU Parlor, Marcel and Curl, 650 cents, Hot ofl shampoo, 661 Simcoe St, N. Phone 918M for appointment, Also lessons in marcelling, July 8-August 8, CINDERELLA DRESS SHOPPE, 1568 Simcoe St. 8, 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, 1444J. (June 26-July 26) PERMANENT WAVE (DOES NOT need finger waving)--#$7.50, Fin- ger waving a specialty, Mrs, E. Branch, 111 Colborne St, E, Phone 6087. (8te) Apply 634 Oshawa Street, 25 ACRES OF HAY FOR SALE, Apply Bertrand Realty, 37 King st, BE (8-¢c) FOR BALE--TENT 2 FT, WALL, single harness, open buggy, Phone 209, Brooklin, (9¢) FOR SALE--DINING TABLE AND chairs, Good McClary range and other articles, Cheap for quick sale, Phone 2052W, (fe) FOR SALE--BABY'S BASSIN- ette on wheels, child's erib, stroller, solid walnut centre table, 242 Ken- dal Avenue, (8e) STATIONARY KITCHEN CABI- net for sale, New one never been used, 282 Nassau St, (8b) LLOYD BABY CARRIAGE FOR sale in perfect condition, Phone 2828), (9a) FOR SALE--ONE WARDROBE and other household furniture, (9c) FOR SALE--FIELD OF STAND- ing hay for sale, O. R. Hall, 213 College Ave, (Ott) QUEBEC HEATER WITH OVEN, for sale, good condition. $10. Al- so clean stroller, Phone 1906M, (8-¢) SLIGHTLY USED BOYS AND girls' bicycles for sale, From $12 up. 12 Richmond St, E, Phone 2774, (8d) FOR SALE--CHEAP, NEW 18 Xx 20 ft. double garage, To be moved off lot, Suitable for small family living quarters, Apply 240 Drew and Stacey St, (8h) FOR BALE--LADY'S CLEVELAND bieyele, good condition; $15, 14 Buckingham Ave, Phone By, ; (8-c FOR SALE--CONGOLEUM RUG 9 by 12. Two three drop fixtures, walnut tea wagon. Phone 2134F, (82) ROGERS' SILVERWARE, 26 Room and Board BOARD AND ROOM AT 76 WIL. liam street, west, Phone siry. ' -e BOARD AND ROOM FOR TWO gentlemen; 7 dollars a week, 3 minutes from Motors, 280 Haig street, (7-e) | , $20; English semi-porcelain 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 16586. (June 30-July 30) STATIONARY KITCHEN CABI- net for sale. New one 'never been used. 282 Nassau street, (5-e) 4 Dinner Sets, ROOM AND BOARD AT 186 OSH- awa Blvd, (7-e) ROOM AND BOARD FOR ONE OR two gentlemen, 61 Brock St, E, Phone 13677, (9c) ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO girls, Private home. Phone 2868W, (9h) Motor Cars $145.00 FORD SEDAN. FIRST class tires, Cushions retrimmed Water pump, mirror, visor, wiper, shock absorbers and tools, 236 Park Road South. (7-¢) FOR SALE--A BIG SIX SPORT roadster, 1927 model. With rumble seat. Full of extras, No reasonable offer refused. Apply F. J. McDon- nell's Garage, 265 King St. W., Phone 1568. (9¢) Ia Personal ---- ------------------------------------------------------. WILL ANYONE WHO SAW ACCI- dent at cor, William St. and Rit- son Rd. at moon, on May 19, kindly phone 582F, and ave c name and address. - Help Wanted--Male BRICKLAYER WANTED. ROSS Lindsay, 311 St. Julien eh ' ; -e Help Wanted--Female EXPERIENCED SALESLADIES wanted at the Olympia Candy Works. (8-c) PROPERTY FOR SALE--ONE acre of land. Small buildings, cheap for cash, Apply 455 Bloor street east, Oshawa, evenings, (8d) TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO rent for light housekeeping. Near General Motors, Phone 1387J. (8¢) FOR RENT -- COMFORTABLE bed sitting room. Apply 238 Golf St. Phone 1841M. (8¢) DOWNSTAIRS FLAT TO RENT. partly furnished, conveniences. Al- so double garage. Apply 199 Nas- sau Street. Phone 1815F, (8-¢) FOR RENT--OFFICE OR STORE at 24 Church St. Rent reasonable. Possession immediately, Apply W. Brown, (9¢) FOR RENT--NICELY FURNISH- ed room facing main street, Suit two or three gentlemen pe*man- ently residing in Oshawa. Central. 26% Simcoe St. South, (Te) PRIVATE OFFICE AND WAIT- ing room in Alger Block, Phone 2654, Bertrand Realty. (8d) TWO OR THREE UNFURNISHED room to rent. Main floor. Apply 31 McLaughlin Blvd, (9c) FOR RENT--FURNISHED ROOM, Suit two business gentlemen, Single beds. 218 Arthur St, (9c) SEVEN. ROOM HOUSE FOR rent. 102 Albert St. Apply W,. W, Cowan, 81 Alice St, (8b) HOUSE FOR SALE--6 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 blinds and verandah curtains, Frame garage. Lot 85 by 170 ft., equipped with lawns, perennials and shrubs. Phone 1684M, (165tf) MAKING MONEY Keeping roomers and boarders fis customary in Oshawa. Right now he has a ten roomed house with all modern conveniences, 10 minutes from General Motors, on fine resi- dential paved street which would make an ideal place for this pur- pose, $500 down, balance as rent See Boh Holden, 92 Simcoe N, Phone 371W, (ob) A FIVE ROOM RUG BRICK BUN- galow for sale. New last summer, Has electric furnace, three plece bath, fir trim, Oak floors down stairs, French doors, About ten minutes walk from O.M.C, Apply to the owner 105 Fredrick St, or phone 2843W. (6c) LOTS ON PAVED STREET, 60 I'T, frontage, 200 ft. depth, Railway siding, Good for warehouse, ete, Apply Dixon Coal Co, (71) TO RENT--FURNISHED BED- room at 278 Haig St.,, near Mot- ors, Call 2581J, (9a) NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO rent with or without board, 209 Nassau Street, (8c) FOR RENT--NICELY FURNISH- ed room ruitable for two gentle men, Breakfast if desired. Central. Phone 2443), (8c) TO RENT--2 ROOM BATHROOM apartment, Newly decorated. Phoue 2540, after 6.30, (7-¢c) TO RENT--FURNISHED DOUBLE bedroom, Apply 122 Simcoe St. N, (7c) FOR RENT--SUMMER COTTAGE, situated on Gull River at Coboconk partly furnished. Apply Mrs. Ber- tha Forster, 44 Charles St, (Te) TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO rent. 106 Stacey Averue, Phcne 26068W, (Te) LARGE DOUBLE ROOM B8UIT- able for four girls, $8 a week, 300 Montrave Avenue, (Te) PLEASANT SUNNY ROOM TO rent, Private family, Phone 1028), (Te) FOR BALE -----~ WHITE BRICK house on corner lot, six rooms, large sleeping porch, two veran- dahs, all conveniences, stucco gar- age, paved driveway, Three minute walk from General Motors, Good for private family or rooming house, Apply to Arthur Peacock, corner Athol St, and Ritson Rd, one block south of King St, Phone 588, (Te) HOME FOR BSALE--249 BURK street, 6 room house with every convenience, seen by appointment, Phone 2156) or 1698J, C. Fry, 43 Nassau street, (7-1) REAL SNAP--LARGE SUMMER cottage, Heydenshore Park, Whitby Beach, Five bedrooms. Fully furnished, Electric stove, Plumbing inside, sink, toilet, gram- aphone, radio, Select locality, Safe beach, $2,000, Johnson cottage. (8d) HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE-- New 4 room brick, near Kingston Rd. 6 room brick, Rose Hill Blvd, Immediate possession, Cash or terms. Choice lot, corner Rosedale and Kingsdale, Oshawa Transfer Co, (7c) Pets and Live Stock FOR BSALE---POLICE PUPPIES from prige winning parents, Pedi- gree papers with each pup, Phone 2172), (6c) FOR SALE ~~ HOLSTEIN COW, first class mrilker. Phone 1630W, COOK GENERAL WANTED. Other help kept. Apply evenings between 8 and 9. Mrs, Bird, 92 Kipg St. E. (8d) WANTED--AN EXPERIENCED maid for general housework. Ap- ply 627 Simcoe St. S. Phone ser i] COOK GENERAL FOR £CEMALL adult family. Highest wages. Mrs. Joseph King, Phone 98, "hitby. (84) Sih Wanted to Rent WANTED--BY JULY 18, THREE or four room unfurnished apart- ment, careful tenants, Apply Box "Pp" Oshawa Dally Times. (1-¢) 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) Notice EXPERIENCED FITTERS WANT- ed in Hamilton. Excellent working conditions and goed wages paid. Box "XY" Oshawa Daily Times. o" ( July 12th--I, George Townsom, will not be respomsible for amy debts contracted in my name from this date, by any person without by personal comsent, £9) (8-¢) Position Wanted TO RENT---NEW BUNGALOW, 6 rooms and bath, Orchard and gar- age. All conveniences, 283 Nassau St (8¢) Lost and Found LOST--ON SUNDAY EVENING, small purse, containing a sum of money, on Albert and King, be- tween Athol and Prospect streets, Finder please return to 130 Eldon Ave, Phone 5597, (7-e) LOST-- TUESDAY, LEATHER Club Bag containing paper hang- ers' tools, on Mary, Hillcroft or Simcoe St, Pinder telephone 165. Reward, (9a) LOST--A PAIR OF GLASSES BE- tween Elgin St. and Union Ceme- tery, Finder please leave at The Times office, Reward. (9c) FRENCH TAPESTRY BAN IS REVOKED Exportation of Beautiful Work of Art Now Permitted Paris, July 11.--It was stated Tues- day by Edouard Jonas, Paris and New York art dealer, that the Min- istry of Fine Arts had revoked the ban which that department recently declared against the exportation of the beautiful Louis XV vais tap- estry which was bought by Robert MARRIED MAN WOULD LIKE work, truck driving or handy man. St. Ww. (Te) GRADUATE NURSE DESIRES position, experience in doctor's of- fice. Apply Box "W" Oshawa Dally Times. (7-¢) GIRL DESIRES HOUSEWORK. Experienced. Scoteh. Box "I" Oshawa Daily Times, (8-¢) Willing. Phone 842M. 76 William | f. uels, New York, collector for ap- proximately $80,000. M, Jonas said that verbal permission was granted or permission to ship the tapestry to America following a conference of four lawyers with Paul Leon, under- secretary for Fine Arts, and that written permission was expected Wednesday. The government department pre- viously had barred the shipment of the prized tapestry on the grounds that it was an artistic object and TINSMITH AND SHEET METAL worker wants work, nine years' ex- perience, can do plumbing and gas- fitting. Box "B" Oshawa Dally Times. (8-¢) For Exchange WILL roomed house. Exceptionally cen- tral. Very suitable for boarding or rooming house, for small 5 room- ed house, new and well located. Phone 1868W, (9b) Wanted WANTED--$3,200, FOR FIRST mortgage, new home, north enu; good security. Box "AY Oshawa Daily Times. (8-¢), EXCHANGE LARGE 7|the que of its kind and whose "right- ful place was in France," after a pro- test had been lodged by M. Jonas, who was represented by a lawyer be- fore the Ministry of Fine Arts. Other lawyers for the buyer, for the owner and for the auctioneer also were in- volved in the transaction, M. Jonas regards the reversal of ban as mot surprising. He says that according to a law of 1921 gov- erning the exportation of art works, it is provided that only such histori- cal works as known to the commis- sion are affected. It was said that the Beauvais tapes! was mot in- cluded in this list for that reason the Government was allowing it to be exported. It pr will be shipped Wednesday on the De France. The masterpiece was bought M. Jonas for 1970000 francs, 195 per cent. charges. by plus Also board, |e MANY ATTRACTED T0 AIRCRAFT SHOW Visitors Interested in Cost of "Planes and Science of Flying FLIVVER EXHIBITED Airplane Supplies Shown in Booths--Framework Displayed -- Canada's and Montreal's first air- craft exhibition still continued to hold interest among the many visitors who viewed the planes and other exhibits on view in the drill hall on Craig street. Although no official figures were available Lionel J. St. Jean, president of the organization board of the ex- hibition committee, estimated that there were between 1,500 and 2,000 visitors during the day. Many were keenly interested in the membership conditions of the . Montreal Light Aeroplane Club, Incorporated, while others wanted to know just how much a light airplane would cost and the science of operating a machine. There was nothing special on the program which had not been pro- duced on opening day, apart from the addition of the. exhibits of a small two-seater 'plane produced by the Mono Aircraft Incorporated of Mo- line, Illinois, This machine only ar- rived at 'the St. Oubert airport at § o'clock. It was flown by Pilot Dixie Davis and made a perfect landing at the airport. The machine is of the flivver type and was the centre of attraction at the show. It is very small, weighing 860 pounds and has a Velie engine of 70-80 horse power. Already the production totals 30 planes a week. In this particular class of plane the pilot and passenger sit side-by-side as in an ordinary auto roadster, The plane, with the exception of the wing spread, is almost as small as the ordinary flivver, The exhibition was viewed by many prominent gitizens who are taking more than passing interest in flying since the world-wide news of ocean and endurance flights during the last year and a half. Those who bought admission tickets or official programs cherished the numbers of their re- ceipts in the hope that they might be lucky enough to win the numbers entitling them to a free flight of 20 minutes at the conclusion of the show, Every day a number is an- nounced for a ticket purchaser and a second one for a lucky program hold- r, In the show room there is an out- standing exhibit provided by Can- adian Vickers, Limited. Two heavy machines are on display, one an am- phibian and the other a seaplane, used principally for photography and survey work, In addition to these models the company has placed on display a considerable part of frame- work of heavier-than-air craft, Several booths have also been plac- ed in the building by producers of airplane supplies, such as tire manu- facturers, "dope" suppliers and others. The show is continuing all this week, the doors opening at 1 p.m. and re- meining open until 11 p.m. POLICE CALLED TO OP UNIQUE GAME New York, July 11.=Mrs. Eleanor Kroponowska was attracted to the banks of Shallow Mill Creek in Jer- sey City Monday afternoon by sounds of weeping and laughter and came upon the unusual spectacle of an eight-year-old boy stuck in the mud of the creek bottom while four older hoys tossed barrel hoops at his head. Hit or miss, they laughed uproar- iously, while the victim dodged in and out of the water, The creek is only three feet deep, but the boy was imprisoned in = mud almost to his knees and had taken nearly enough of the muddy water into his lungs to drown him. Mrs. Krojonowska gazed on the scene in amazement for a moment and then called the police, BREMEN WILL BE SHOWN IN QUEBEC Trans-Atlantic "Plane Will be Taken to Provincial Capital New York, July 14.--The alr- plane Bremen will be returned to Germany after it has been exhibit- ed in Quebec, it was annpunced here Sunday by the North German Lloyd, whom Baron Von Huenefeld bas requested to ship the plure. Dr. Louis Cuisinier, whe made an effort to repair the plane so that it could continue its trip to New York frome Greenly Island, has asked permission to put the plane on exhibition, and his request has been granted by Baron Vom Huenefeld. Dr. Cuisinier has of- fered to supervise the removal of the Bremen from the Island w Quebec. The ship will be sent to. Ger- many either from Montreal or bec. Dr. John Finley says the best guage of a man's character is what he does with his holidays it is a sobering thought that about 75 percent of us are utterly char- acterless.--Detroit News. URGES DISTRICT BE PRESERVED U. S. Senator Asks Cane ada's Co-operation in Saving Beauty Spot Winnipeg, July 11.--Hopes that the Canadian Government would join the Government of the United States in an effort to establish the district sur- rcunding the boundary waters west of the Great Lakes as an interna. tional playground, were expresse here Monday by Senator H.' Ship- stead of Minnesota, here to attend the international Norse convention. The United States Government, the Senator said, has withdrawn trom sale all government lands within the United States portion of the area, Furthermore, it was buying private : land in the boundary lakes district with the ultimate object of rehabili tating and preserving the forests, "We sincerely hope that the Cane adian Governmegyt = will co-operate with us in saving this beauty spot as an international playground," Senator Shipstead declared. ---- Chautauqua JULY 12 TO 17 season's Tickets Pay Felt Bros. 7 he LEADING JEWELERS Established 1886 12 Simcoe St. South Parkhill & Greer Wish to announce that they have moved from Disney Bldg, to new Alger Bldg. 37 King St, BE, LOANS ON 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 wp. to twelve months and insure your car, Sce Swanson, Gers man & McKensie, 2 King street cast, Phone 940, V. A. Henry Insurance & Loans 113 Simcoe Bt, 8, Phones 1108W---Office 1858) --Residence ------------ HARDWOOD FLOORS Laid by Expert Mechanics All floors finished like mew B. W. HAYNES 161 King St. W, Office Phone 481, Res. 18073 5