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LAND CRUISES + Have you ever wondered at the |acanty experience of some travel- lers? "Banfi? thy say, "Oh yes that 1s out west," Lake Louise, the Windermere Drive, Over the Great Divide. Have you had the pleasure? Has the joy of your trip been marred getting meals, shelier and reservations so that you saw hastily, of not at all, the very beau- ties you went so far to view, Canadian Pacific Land Cruise members are not encumbered with the chres and worries of the indivi- that the Government does ptend to ihtroduce at the com- ual traveller, Free from all petty you 'can' eruige 'along the lng _gutumn sedslon the projécted wonder Belt of the World, over the is THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY. oy 2 1927 RALVAYLIABLE FOR SUITCASE L0SS Baggage Disappeared While Passenger Tarried in Dining Car A ------ London, July 21.--The Court of Appeal has ruléd that. a railway company is liable for damages for the loss of a passenger's suitcase while the passénger tarried in . dining car instead of returning im- mediately after he had dined to an le tion extending the franchise to women on fhe same terms as men, + 'fuls means that the initiation of hia legislation,' which been strongly demanded by grous n's organizations, will be post- re > until next year at least. Following a long and strenuous campaign by the women of Great Britain for equal suffrage, the Prime | Minister in April announced tha the" Government had decided to'in= tr legislation granting women of :21 the right to vote, further stated that the women en- ra wou! general elections whieh 'woiild- occur about November, 1929, Hh yas understood in April that the ent planned to introduce this autumn "be able to vete im the next | made the way smooth beforehand t {Ask M. R, Johnson, city ticket agent. It was ised under he bill probably normally Great Prairie, through the Canadian Pacifle Rockies, across the Great Lakes, the two inspiring 'mqtor drives, seeing everything worth while, bringing back a rieh store of vivid impressions, unspoiled by the memory of annoyance and discom- forts, . You never get into difficul- ties, Sinclair Laird, the director, has 11% King St. Bast, Cruise Litera- ture, JENKINS CUSTONS Ae tag ort ha 8 baggage. oN ah met able meal and in the meantime the suit case had. disappeared. ach on the train where In the estion the passenger had friends in the dining car and Hailed there for some consider- me after he had finished his The railway company in defend: ing the action for damages for the oss of the article in question set up the plea that the passenger ha. dontributed to his loss by being ab- «nt trom the car where his bag- gage was longer than was necessar) for him to complete his meal, this plea failed to win a favorable decision from the court, but CASE IS FAILURE Charge of Smuggling is Dismissed by Judge in Sherbrooke J. H. R, LUKE Real Estate and Insurance Money to Loan on First Mortgages Regent Theatre Block Phone 871 or G87W, Sherbrooke, Que., July 21.--The case taken by the minister of cust- oms against C, R, Jenkins, of Rock Island, charging the latter with having unlawfully smuggled into Canada overalls, shirts and fabrics for the manlifacture of overalls, to the value of $42,000, was Monday dismissed in the Magistrate's court by Judge J. H, Lemay, This was one of the cases that followed the customs investigation, Judge Lemay in summarizing the evidence declared that the prosecu- tion had falled to prove any legal conection between the accused and the Jenkins Overalls, Limited, and. that although the proof might be UTOT Taba Ip weed f Ar ald Give it Fair ie Ply not decks NOW If there is any doubt ia your ' 88 to the worth of thise tablets ve barmliessnoss, try them and dar t of prejudi skepticism. Ere {a rl apiciais 53 th {00D PRICES FOR DURHAM COUNTY APPLES EXPECTED Well Cared for Orchards have Average Crop -- Cherries "and Plums Light Yield (By Oshawa Daily Times Correspondent) Tyrone. July 20.--As was intim- fled a few dayd ago, the July estimate of the fruit crop has had to be revised downward. Blos- soms were very thick. The set of and 4 and dion Fy been heavy. thd' tion§ were .not any x J to a good set, rains and cool temperature prevailed just 4fter blossoming. The total Do You own PAGE ELEVEMY! JOAN Pi Gal 0 1 Your Own apples did not live up to the 'bloom | Ontario crop fs now estimated at 900,000 barrels, are light in most districts, and Russets a good set, Wealthy, Snows and McIntosh are only fair, and Greening almost a failure, Spys are also very thin in many orchards. The set was gen- erally from around Oshawa; pros- pects have been reduced by the June drop and the crop is expect- ed to be light. Prof. Neilson of Port Hope, made a survey of this {istrict and reports that some or- chards promise a good yield of winter varieties, -- well-cared-for orchards are repaying by an av- erage crop. Scab Is showing In some orchards, particularly where orchards are not well sprayed. Cherries are also a very light crop, 'he prospect for plums is poor; hut there is a good showing pears of most varieties. Present wospects would indicate one of he lightest crops on record im the Unitgd States. June, conditions vere below any previous report for 'hat month, in 17 years, Condl- tions in England are decidedly het- 'er than last year; though reports howed severe frosts in the blossom- 'ng period and this in all probabil- ty hes decreased the yield consid- arably, A recent cable states that lessert apples are fair to good, vhile cooking apples are light, it King Barly varieties | while | Secures a mew five room bun. low in good section of eity. ce like vent. 20 King St. E. Phone 1580 W. J. SULLEY SULLEY And MAW Auctioneers of | " Grooms Avenue, ... Phone 1668 AUCTIONEER K St, B.~Corner Celina 8 Ring Phone 2053 ------------------ EES REAL ESTATE Homes built to suit purchasers, R. M, KELLY 610 Simcoe St, N, V. A. Henry, Insur- and Loans a ney 'SIMOOR ST; 8, a 1198W----Office 1858) --Residence W. J. TRICK CO. Limited REAL ESTATE, CONTRAOT- ING AND RUILDERS SUP- PLIES Phone 880 25 Albert St, FOR SALE » §500,00 Water and Sewer Houses for sale, $4,000 to 85,- 000 on Frederick street, Easy terms if desired, These prop. erties are only five minutes walk from the business dis. trict, SEE Williams Piano Co. Phone 768, or Phone 1880 CARTERS Real Estale 8 King St, East Ree., 1920W fering of all kinds. OUR PRICES AFE RIGHT Phone 806M 77 Lioyd St a beauty, session, TODAY'S SPECIAL Parctically new rug brick cottage, $300.00 takes DISNEY College Woodwork Oshawa Missionary College, Kingston Road East, now under new Wh our past vecord may have been we can now guarantee satisfac. tion and are to give you service on Sash, Frames, Screens, Combination Doors, Storm Sash, Garage Doors and general Millwork, "NATHAN J. AGAR, Superintendent, phone pos- Real Estate Phone 1550 n*fio'ant to satisfy a public com- mission it could not be accepted as arietly legal proof, ven places prospects there as less H. P, Bull, Pnone 626 womising than a month ago. It s quite possible that Canadian pples will find a good market in he United States and Great Brit- 'n; prices promise to be much 'irmer than in 1926 so its just possible his "June Drop" may be » blessing in disguise, TERMAN JEWS iis PRESS Dr, Ludwig Hollander to U.S, Immigrs Regulatio re ---- Berlin, July 21.--"We will press our rights to be asarded 8s citi- zens of fhe coun to which we belong," Dr, Ludw HoMaender. director of the Centr#¥. Union of Jerman' Citizens of the Jewish Re- ligiops declared Monday with refer- ence to the organization's protest against United States immigration rules. I was announced several days ago that a protest would be filed with the Department of State against ne immigration rule requiring im- migrants of Jewish blood to desig- nate themselves Hebrews in filling jut forms, regardless of their na- tionality. The Central Union takes care of the interests of more than 400,000 German Jews, "In every respeet we are full and worthy Germans, which gives us justification for rejecting any at- <mpts to jeopardize our equality," he said. "The regulation of the American immigration law demand- ng that the question 'race of peo- ple' be answered with 'Hebrew' we regard as an unfriendly act." "We are always willing to term ourselves as belonging to the Jew- ish race, of which we are proud. But the designation of Jewish race or people, we reject decisively. We know only one nationality--German --and refuse to be made members of any other nation." CROSS-CHANNEL FLYING BOOMING London-Paris Air Services' Traffic Shows Big Increase London, July 21.---Crosschannel flying is booming this year. The Imperial Airways reports that 2.- 460 passengers were carried dur- ing the month of June as compared with 2,086 during the same month last year, while the Air Union had [ 1.606 as against 852. Between 50 and 60 per cent. of the passengers were women. Many business men have utilized the airplanes for con- tinental trips to branch offices with their secretaries amd typists. Since the last accident in Decem- ber 1924, Imperial Airways' planes have flown two million miles and carried 36,500 passengers in safety. A pew air liner, carrying 30 passengers is to be put into service shortly by the Air Union. It will run from London to Paris in two hours ten minutes, 20 minutes} faster than the regular 'planes now running. The same. company is planning a London-Marseilles ser- vice by might. Each 'plane will carry four passengers. The 'planes will: be navigated ip the darkness by directional wireless. | = KEEP CALM AND WATCH WHLERL JUALITY ( OUNTS Now Operating 487 Stores Canada's Largest Retail Grocery Organization a: Raspberry Jam 3% 43° Peas EI 2.20" merty know hh Early'? ne CIAL SALE SPECIAL SALE 8 Asparagus == Pears or 211° or Californa State Bassett's Imported : Tall tin eh LX When you are looking fora Lisorise 32¢ member we carry some very tempting lines of merchandise, 16-02. bottle by Rosedale Chipped Beef 28¢' Canned Grape Fruit 29¢ Cocoanut Ditties Japanese Crab Meat 39¢ Canned Mushrooms 38§¢ 29° wn. WHERE OUAL Ty) COUNTS iy HIGH PARK The Carefully Restricted Subdivision For HOMES BEAUTIFUL --- Situated on --- KING ST. E,, OSHAWA ] Se Wexbeans 25€ Clark's Ox Tongue 39¢ 20-0%. Mason Jar Club House onves'39¢ "TASTY" BREAD This bread has a most distinctive character, and you should try a loaf this week. You can- not but notice the difference, It is also Summer Cereals Shredded Wheat .12¢ Deminion Corn Flakes '9€ Cream of Wheat ' 24¢ Puffed Wheat. 14¢ Post Toasties 25er2ic F8 Ht ¥ it 1 Hit # . . a oN Bd . : y hr : i : £