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FEROCIOUS BEASTS AFFRIGHT BATHERS Shallower Beaches in South- em Pacific Dangerous for Summer Sydney, N.8.W., 'May 21.--Fer- oclpus sharks, giant octopl, and t water crocodiles hive given a dangerous aspect recently to shal- Jower sections of muc Southern Pacific, which hitherto haye been free from these men- aces. ' ; T. Vangioni while swimming in Akarga Harbor, New Zealand, en- dured terrifying , agony in the grip of tentacles of a glant oct pus. A friend dived into the water on beat off the sea brute with a club, Vangioni being on the point of 'collapse when rescued. e sald he had dived into deep water when what he described as two devil's eyes, glowing and fer- ocious, seemed to dart down upon him, and even before the tentacles grasped him he felt utterly power less. An uncanny fascination or paralyzing horror made him al- most incapable of effort against the muscular and tehacious grip. Almost more terrifying than the amazing strength of the tentacles was an overpowering sensation, as of "live electric wires, which they geémed to impart, but whether this was real or dune to 'terrified imagination he could not say. WHY NOT A DIFFERENT : PLACE THIS SUMMER? Spend your Holidays on Georgian Ba, There are many more than 30,- 000 Islands in Georgian Bay--they eem to be all oger the map and no wo are alike. You can spend a great holiday n this district. There are hotels nd boarding houses on the larger slands--their rates are reasonuvle plenty of real outdoor fun--teu- nis, swimming, sailing and canoe- ng. Bass fishing is the real sport p here, though, and maskinonge pre frequently taken, Anglers come back year after year. Get the descriptive booklet "30,- 009 Islands of the Georgian Bay'. ny Agent of the Canadian) Nation- pl Railways will gladly suppiy an. RT. HON. SIR WM. MULOCK ief justice of Ontario, who will pre- t the Canadian Oratory cham- pionship in Toronto en May 22,'at which representatives from second- ary schools of seven provinces will compete for Dominion honors in or. atory, . HINESE BOYCOTT WORKS WRONG WAY Given Advantage to Japanese in Philippine Islands Manilla, Philippines,, May 21. The boycott of Japanese goods vhich China have sought to make pifective in other countries as vell as in Chima, hag proved a boomerang in the Philippines, pays Koygo Yonegaki, Japanese onsul here. The boycott has given Japanese merchants an opening . wedge in he retail business of the islands, field which is 80 per cent Chin- pse controlled and at the same ime has not hurt Japanese wholo- ale business. A number of new Japanese retail stores have been pperated in the principal cities. The consul says that the Chin- bse merchants have not stopped puying Japanese goods; they are merely buying them indirectly, he- ause the Chinese anti-Japanese ssociation will not permit tham 0 purchase openly. This is costly 0 the Chinese and has. enabled e Japanese retailers to undersell he Chinese. of the], Windsor, May 21.--Within three months a little, scattered debris will remain to mark the site of the May 2 2% July 2% , CAE Te bd June 12 July 10 London, May 21.--The Metro- politan police force of London, the world's most fanfous police de- partment, is also one of the very youngest, This bit of mews--doubtless a surprise to many who look on the traditionally-efficient London police ag one of those old stand- bys of British civilization . like roast beef and a powerful navy--- is emphasized by the fact that the force has just celebrated the 100th anniversary of its organization. Before 1829 London, instead of being one of the best-policed cities in the world, was one of the worst. : It was split into a wide group of different boroughs each with its own police force, and each stolidly indifferent to what went on outside its own boundaries. ARMED BANDIT HOLDS LP TORONTO DRUG STORE Drives Druggist 'to Rear of Store and Ties Him Up @& Toronto, May 21--' the drug. store of .T. G' at co of Gerrard street and' Pape avenue last night at about 11 p.m., a Jone bandit héld up the pros. ng nto i{ prietor at the point of t revoleer, .fdrove him into the back of the store. and tied him'to a chair. He then coolly rifled the cash register of $50. The man was last seen 'walking north on Pape avenue. At the precise moment when Mr. , | Patterson. was checking up his tele. graph reports for the day, he said, "|the bandit entered the store. "I want 15 cents worth of sweet nitre," was the peremptoY; request made' by the robber, And following the reguest Mr. Patterson reached for the jar and proceeded to fill the order. He naa barely started to fill the order when a second and more dramatic request came--"Stick 'em up bud- die," was the order, and he did. Mr. Patterson was then moved around to the Mack of the store with his arms still alof threat of a big black r ver, In a moment the bandit h& tied his arms and legs with wire and he was seated with his feet regting on a small box. Going to the safe the man ransacked three drawers that were open. "Where's your telegraph and post office money," was the next query. "In the register." Having rifled the register and purloined a revolver owned by Mr, Patterson the robber made his exit, VICTORIA DAY EXCURSION COBOURG TO ROCHESTEw OPEN TO ALL A special exeursion, Cobourg to Rochester and return, -open to everybody, has been arranged for' Victoria Day, Friday, May 24th, next. Ontario Car Ferry Co. steamer will leave Cobourg at 8.00 a.m: standard time, passengers arriving Rochester via B, R. & P. Ry. at 1.30 p.m. Returning, leave Rochester 5.00 p.m., arrive Cobourg via steamer at 10.35 p.m. Round trip excursion fare will be $2.00 per adult and $1.00 for children over five and under twelve years of age. Excellent buffet and dining-room service is provided on the steamer where refreshments, light luncues, and full course meals, may be se- cured at reasonable prices. Excel- D%J.D.KELLOGG | ASTH all nchial Troubles. , dread affietion. NORTHROP & LYMAN. Ci A safe, quick end effective relief for Asthma, Hay Fever } one For years Dr. J. D. Kell 's Asthma Remedy has been recognized as the standard re for \d | Al REMEDY and this tured Coe "ISMIED, Toronto, Canada 'Windsor | mons, Detroit promoter, Fields. whom the National Boxing association champion, for the match, but that it this should fail Jimmy McLarn- atterson | der the. « Montcalm .. Montrose + Duchess of Bedford Metagama "Duchess_of Atholl innedosa «ss Melita ; xMontroyal a {Calls at Stornoway instead of Belfast. xFrom Quebec To Plymouth May 29 June 26 July 24 June 6 Jul une 22 Jul To Hamburg June 12 July 10 ...j.... by the photographer shows Lord and Ottawa to attend the Ontario J ink 0 0 TANNA Always leaves you fancy free to decorate as styles decree W. J. TRICK COMPANY, LIMITED 25 Albert Street, Oshawa Phones 230 and 137 a June 26" July 14 FROM QUEBEC To Cherbourg-Southampton + Empress of Scotland + Empress of Australia . Empress of Scotland un une 18 . Empress. of Australia uly'2 Apply Local Agents or J. B.~MACKAY, General Agent, Canadian Pacific Bldg., Toronto uly 9 uly 23 lent music will also be available for dancing. . Victoria Day is the first holiday of the summer season, and what better way could you spend it than by. a delightful sail on the lake. Make up a party, and come and have a real good time. DUNDEE TO DEFEND TITLk Baltimore, May 21.--Signing of a contract for Joe Dundee to defend his welterweight title in a 15-round bout in Detroit during the month of uly was announced here yester- day on behalf of Floyd Fitzsim- who ob- The promoter to get Jackie tained the contract. said he expected The 'Captain Jack," a sailing boat with auxiliary engines, owned by a Montreal syndicate, pow in Toronto harbor, has already covered 150,000 nautical miles since it was built 15 years ago. built for a millionaire at a cost of $122,000. A feature of the craft is a small brass saluting cannon formerly the pioperty of the "Infants," the King of Spain's yacht. The boat was originally recognizes as welter in of Vancouver would be secured. Inscriptiong discovered in teranean galleries pear Fez, Mor- occo, by the French explorer Cap- sub- tain Odinot, are believed to date from at least 1000 years before Christ. Drowning Victims Jumping overboard when their disabled motor boat was drifting down the Otonabee river dam, at Peterboro on May 19, three members of a party of six were carried down the slide to their deaths in the rapids below. The three who were drowned are: (1) Richard Bell, 25; (2) Annie Lucas, 23, and (3) Alex Scobell, 29. Bell and Miss Lucas were to be married next month. GRADS TRIPLE SCORE Edmonton, May 21.--Playing at top form, Commercial Grads of this city easily accounted for the scalps of the Chicago Brownies here Sat- urday night in an exhibition lad- les basketball game, the final score being 33 to 11. A crowd of close to 4,000 fans witnessed the game, which was the first of a two-game series, the other being scheduled for tonight. A world's record price of 8,000 guineas was paid for a suite of furniture, consisting of a Queen Anne settee and six chairs at the sale of furniture and china from Lord Browfow's collection. A total sum of £16,640 was realized Directs C.N.R. Radio | E. A. Weir, Director of Radio; Canadian National Railways, who ! has arrived from London, E d; | to take over his new duties. Mr, Weir who was born in Ontario; | was formerly Publicity Agent for) the Canadian National Railways] on. tied receive prompt attention. 25 Albert St. uU - ---- 'Business As Usual! Although our plant has been damaged by fire, busi- ness will be carried on as usual, and all orders will Courteous and Quick Service Assured W.J.TRICK CO. LIMITED Phone 230-157 ------------ STORE ON HIGHWAY Ideal spot for service Station along with store "business. Price $1,800, LYCETT 25 King St. East, Real Estate Insurance CUTLER & PRESTON Night Calls 510-1560 V. A. Henry INSURANCE M3} Simcoe St. S. Phones 1198W--Office 1858J)--Residence Lots in Dearborn Park Re-conditioned Used Cars Buick Touring Car New tires, Sada "00 oR $200 tect order ere $800 Kiet $800 baes 2T $150 Buick Spor Coupe, This car and runs 0. %. $900 Your present car taken as cash, tetas sess sae Motor City Service Ltd. + OLDSMOBILE DEALERS 26 Athol St, W. Phone 428 Oshawa EE EE ME? \_ ..-Your Home There it stands ready to welcome you. It is yours for always--not merely as long as you pay rental tribute. It is your haven of security, your safe in- vestment, your dwelling place, There are many reliable firms listed here who are in a position to render immediate service, whether you wish to buy a home or build one yourself. LUMBER F.L. BEECROFT Whitby Lumber and Wood Yard. Phone Oshawa 824 $35 sub-division for sale. Just west of Simcoe St. N. An oppor- to get 'a grand site at low J. H. R. LUKE K St. E. Phones 871 or 687w, . 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