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ISTRR, Hime) ANT & ANNIS, BARRISTERS, tors, Notaries Public, Ete, Cou- ing nd Sean , Offices Co " (38 wa, Phone § 3 ats, BA Lb 8tf) + LLB; AF Ww. B N soLaDy, £.0, BANK ALL uilding, (1161 yr.) AR ARTE SNAG CI id rT | 0. G. REYNOLDS, 38 BLOGR ST, Hast, Phonan 693, Auto Painting nd slmonizing, Wark guaranteed. Before painting get our prices, (tf, 'Signs : H. R, COULDERY ARTISTIC DN rn: Signs on paper, wood cot- ton, b * ow cards, price tickets of every lon, , Blogk, Oshawa. (929-11) JPSRPH P, MANGAN, H.A,--~BAR- mater, Solicitor, Notary Pubile, Con- " t King at on t By Phone 146, Residence phone at. : GRIBRSON & OREIGHTON--BAR- visters, Conveyancers, Notaries Pu le, ete, Office over Bandara y iintrance, Simcoe St, Phone 12, J, EJ Grierson, B.A, T, K, Creighton, SWANSON GERMAN & MAC. Kensie, Barristers, Conveyancers, Notary Public, ete, All branches of Criminal and Civil Law, Money to loan, Office over Lamble's store, 8 King St, east. Phong 940, D, J; Bwansom, Hy N, German, F. G. Mackensle, A, [Moving van and storage warehouse THE OSHAWA WINDOW OLEAN: pra--house cle nag. woodwork and floora polished, scréens and store Nudows put on and removed. Phone w, + Transportation SMITH. TRANSFORTATION LIMIT: ed, Simone Bt, §,, phone 34f., 2:2 Front 8t, BH, Toronto, Phone Main 7637, Superior Transportation ser vice, (42-tf) COLEMAN CARTAGE AND STOR. age, 85 Bond St, West, Phone. 82, 6 trucks for prompt service, equipment, Baggage transferred to and from all trains, ; (64-11) A J. PARKHILL, BARRISTER, 80- Weltor, Notary Publig, Conyeyancer, mopey to loan, Disney Bldg, oppo- site Post Office, Phones, office 1614; vesidence, 22397. (631) LOUIS 8, HYMAN & Co,, BARRIS- ters, Conveyancers, Notaries, ete, Over Engel's store, 16 Simcoe St, North, Money to loan, Phones-- office 87, Residence 2101. (tf) Machine Flgor Sanding FLOORS FINISHED COMPLETE by expert mechanics. Screen windows and screen doors, Estimates free, W. Haynes, 16! King St. W,, Ph 481, Res, 180 r 2, Building Supplies one (tf) Insurance SEND FOR MURDOCH. HE WILL insure it, 130 Agnes St. Phone 10828M. Motor Car, Fire, Sickness and Accident, Life, Plate Glass, ete, (Sept, 3-1 mo,) WE HAVE ROUGH AND DRESSED lumber, lath, shingles, sash, doors and interior trim, FP, L, Beeegroft, Whitby, lumber and woodyard, Osh- awa, phone 324. (89-10) Money to Losn DAVIS AND SON, INSURANCE, 19 King st. west, Oshawa, The oldest Pire Agency in Oshawa, 30 Re- putable Pire Companjes, (118.tf) Ear, Nose, Throat Specialist DR, P,.'T, BRYANS OF 160 BLOOR Street West, Toronto, will be at his office over Jury & Lovell's Drug Store each Saturday, from 1 till 4 p.m, for consultation apd trestment Mt diseases of ear, nose apd throat nly, Appointments may be made ot drug store Phone 97. (49-tf) Medical PRIVATE FUNDS FOR LOAN ON first mortgages. City or farm lands, owest interest rate. Louis F. Hyman Co., Barristers, 16 Simcoe St. N. Phone 67. 52tf 63% CITY AND FARM LOANS, No commission, Bullding loans, Je- gal work done at this office. A, J. Parkhill, Barrister, Disney Bldg. Phone 1814, (17680) FOR SALE--LARGE HOUSE, §, bedrooms, parlor, dining room, kit- chen, bathroom, * boarding house, furniture included, Redecorated, Central. Phone T799W, 20 Maple Btregt. (62-0) GENERAL STORE AND DWELL~ ing close to Oshawa, doing a good business, Price $5,000 for every- thing, or will consider a dwelling in Oshawa in exchange. This will bear invertication. Apply 22 Bruce st. , (62-c) $200 BUYS A NEW FIVE ROOM cottage, balance $15 per month. Phone 1307W. (62-¢) 7 ROOM BRICK ON ATHOL ST. east, hardwood floors, garage, Bar- gain at §5,800. $1,000 cash, Bal- ance easy payments, 22 Bruce St, (62-0) WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY. 10 room hoarding house, very central, good garage for four cars, Must sell at once. Price only $56,000, cash $600. Balance easy, Apply 22 Bruce street. (62-¢) SIX ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE, brick veneer, very desirable home, large bathroom, summer kitchen, | fireplace, garage, lot 130 feet deep, 100. feet front, modern conveniences. Westmount, Twelve minutes walk rom Post Office. Good investment, oderate price, Apply Box "L" Times or phone 1373W, (Mon, Thurs.-tf) FOR SALE--SMALL HOUSE IN Whitby, Water, electric light, ce- ment cellar and large lot, Newly con- structed, Apply 153 Elgin East, Phone 1666J, (61c) FOUR BEAUTIFUL 6 ROOM HOU- ses, solid brick, hardwood floors, coal grate, all modern conveniences. Price and terms reasonable. Come and give them an inspection, Open even- ings. 211-219 Huron Crescent, 61h SIX ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW, sunroom, hardwood floors, A snap for quick sale, Price thirty-nine hundred, three hundred down. Phone 1287, (6le) SIX ROOM HOUSE, WITH BATH, newly decorated, Apply 91 Eldon Ave. Phone 1759M. (60-¢c) For Rent Undertaking LUKB BURIAL CO, 67 KING BT, East. Ambulance, Residence, 19 Division St, 60 King Street esst, Phone 210J. DR, McEAY, PnYSICIAN, BSUR- goon, Accoucher, Office and resi- , King St, Bast, corner Victoria St, Oshawa. Phone 04, DR, GRANT BERRY, PHYSICIAN snd surgeon. Special references to diseases of infants and childrep, Of- fice and residence, 97 Bond east. PR, B. J. HAZLEWOOD, PHYSI- ols and Burgeon, special sttentiop ven to X-ray work snd Blectro- heopy. Disney Block. Phone 2060, (tr) Dental DR. D. R. DAVIES, OFFICE OVER Ward's store, Simcoe street south. Nitrous oxide oxygen gas edmin- |#te compartments, 85 Bond St. istered for extraction, nurse at-|West. Phone 82. Coleman's Cart- tendant, Phope 231, Residence, | 18e and Storage. 2087, (tr) DR. 5, J, PRILLIPS 18%, OF- 1] ho Tors, WETieT, OF Architects 306, #1 37.1 GTC. STENHOUSE -- GBNBRAL | Times. DR. H. M. COOKE, 9 SIMCOB ST. | #rchitectural work, Second floor, morth, over Drug Store. | Royal Bank Building. Phone 14986. Ges for 54. Res. Phone 9027. Watch Repairing FP. A. Von GUNTEN, EXPERT Swiss watchmaker, repair shop at 44% King Street West. Your pat ronage Is solicited. (20-tf) Painting and Decorating i, GUTSOLB, PAINTING, FAPER- banging, graiping, ets, Twenty years' experience. Pi i riees right. Work guaranteed, 153 Huron street. Phone 2067W. , (45:48) SMALL HOUSE TO RENT, NICE location, close to General Motors, Rent $15 monthly. Six months rent allowed to good tenant to fix wp house. Box "H" Times, (bz-e) FOR RENT -- ONE FURNISHED bedroom suitable for two gentlemen in private home, Phone 1421F. 6lc FOR RENT--ROOM FOR TWO gentlemen, also garage to rent. 67 Ritson Rd. 8. (61c) ic © 1MR.OSMAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER. 13, 1927 i intmum for three Hox apmber=~10c additional -- for 80 words or less; 10 cehis 0 word per month for each addkional word, ; A on EH TELAPHONE 88 Ask For Classified Ad Depart ment, Articles For Sale FOR SALE--A FIVE-PIECE PAR- lor suite, 1 sewing machine, 1 wash stand, 1 dressing table, 1 white en- amel bed, 1 couch hed. Apply 273 Jarvis after 6 p.m. (62c) FOR SALE WINTER COAT. APPLY 211 Albert St, (62-¢) QUEBEC HEATER WITH OVEN; good condition. Phone 760W. (62-c) KITCHEN CABINET FOR SALE, 67 Ritson Rd. 8. (61c) FOR SALE--TWO BABYS' COTS. $6 each. Apply 10% Church St, Apartment "M", (61c) FOR SALE--C. C. M, BICYCLE, almost new, Will sell cheap. Apply 73 Eldon Ave, Phone 2495. (60¢c) FOR BALE--GOOD SEWING MACH- ine, Cheap for cash, Phone 1806F, (60c) FOR SALE--STEEL RANGE FOR coal or wood, warming closet, res- ervoir. Good as new. Cheap. 94 Osh- awa Boulevard, Phone 1458W, (60c) FOR SALE--1 NEW GOODYEAR Balloon Tire. 1 partly used. Good- year. Sizes 29-475. Apply to J, A. Thompson, Oshawa Post Office, (80c) CABINET GAS STOVE IN GOOD condition, Cost $48, will sell for $15. Phone 2606J, (60rc) A BEAUTIFUL DINNER SET, 97 i best quality china, $49; one TO RENT -- 2 UNFURNISHED rooms for light housekeeping. 2 furnished rooms also for light house- keeping. Apply Thursday at 623 Christie Ave. (61e) ONE BEDROOM TO RENT IN private home. Board optional. 534 Masson St. Phone 2022W. (61-¢) Furniture Storage FURNITURE STORED IN SEPAR- NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR 2 business gentlemen in private residence, all conveniences, garage. Phone 2124. (61-d) DOUBLE GARAGE FOR RENT, 170 Division St. (60c) TO RENT--TWO UNFURNISHED Bx L. B. HUBBELL, DENTIST, oF. , Royal Bank Bldg. Pbone 948; residence, 1378M: 85-1 DR. W. H. GIFFORD, OFFICE RE- Auctioneer E. J. POMEROY, 18% KING ST. E., Oshawa, Ontario. All phone calls re- gout Theatre Bldg. Phone 1780. | ceive prompt attention Phone 1013M. Ros. 669. [11710 (Sept. 1-1mo.) DR. B. ADAMS, DR. Block, 107 Simeoe Street xm. Floor Surfacing oe. 1114W. A344f | NBW METHOD FLOOR SURFAG- Veterinary Surgeon SHIRLEY, VETERINARIAN, diseases domestic animals. and Doz Hospital. 503 Masson St. Phone 629. (5611) (Ag ining BAR animals secieptific- ally treated. Dominion Govermment Veterinary. 34 Brock St. E. Phone 3053. (131-4) DER. C. of Music LEPHA N. DONCASTER, ATCM., teacher of piano and theory. Papils prepared for Toronto Conservatory of . Music Examinations. Beginners a specialty. Terms moderate. Studio, 109 Ritson Rd. N. (Sept. 13-1 mo.) HERBERT C. TRENEER IS PRE- pared to accept pupils in piano, or- gan, and vocal music. A free book-. jet giving full particulars will be furnished upon hquest. 50 Wil- Mam St. East, phone 19577. (Sept. 10-1 mo.) for light housekeeping. Nice and bright. First house east of Logue's garage at Harmony. Apply to Mrs. 8S. T. Branton, or Box "UU" (80c) FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT, suitable for young man. Up to date conveniences. Phone 2606]. (60-¢) Help Wanted---Famale. dollar deposit, balance $1 weekly, also Rogers' ' silverware. Ladies' and Gents' watches. Diamond rings etc., payments ag low as 50 cepts weekly. Order now. O., H, Dell 22% Simcoe south, Phone 16586, (Aug. 24-1 mo.) LIBRARY TABLE FOR SALE-- Fumed Oak. neat design. $12.00. Oshawa Daily Times. (420) FOR SALE -- FULTON REAR wheel in Al condition. Apply Peter Martin & Sons, i 14 Phone 497w. t FOR SALE -- MASON AND RISCH Pignos, also Pleyer Pispos, high grade only. Terms arranged. Used Phone Pp on bhapd. C. Trail rid (114) -- RA body wood. Phone fala bone | id Meek Ltd, (Mar 26-41) CEMENT, LUMBER, FRAMES, sash, deors, cedar shingles, ashphait i di Wark Wanted. Canad ai fd ab DAY WORK WANTED BY EX- Brock crienced woman, Miss F. Cox, 42 St. W. (62b) PETER MARTIN a Sno: Bowmanville e eve on, ow. A SONS, BUILD- asonry work of WOOD-WORKING -- MISCHLLANE sashes and doors made, also repairs. 8, B Bdmon son, 351 a eae guaran elas e, 143 Colborne Bast wood-working, shop. Screens, 1 R OF ALL KINDS, voy Si he Phone L761) CARPENTER WORK WANTED. Estimates given, Apply M. Davis, 140 Tylor Crescent, Oshawa. Aug. 22-1 mo) Lost and Found LOST -- ON SATURDAY, EVE- glasses in red case. Reward at Times Office. ole FOUND--A RING IN SOUTH OSH- awa. Owner may have same by prov- ing property and paying for ad. Apply Box 188, Oshawa P.O, Xibel -¢ Agents Wanted AGENTS WANTED TO TAKE OR- ders for the finest line of Personal Greeting Cards ever shown in Can- ada. Regal Arg Co, 810 Spadina Ave, Toronto, (62a) ANYONE CAN EARN $26 WEEKLY up, in City or Country, in spare time taking Orders for the Best- Known, Highest-Grade, Lowest: Priced line Canadian-made Christ- mas Greeting Cards. Magnificent sample book free. Write Canadian Publishing Co., 51 Wellincton W,, Toronto, (Aug. 23--Sept. 17) Position Wanted EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER seeks position where girl of 12 will not be objected to. Good home ra- ther than high wages. c-0 Royal Ho- tel, Whitby, Ontario. (58d) Motor Cars CAR FOR SALE CHEAP IN GOOD mechanical condition. Phone 997TW or call at 266 Arthur St. Evenings. (60c) FOR SALB--CHEVROLET TOUR- ing 1923, in excellent condition, six good tires, two just new, $1765. Just come from the States and need money. Oshawa Missionary College, ask for Mr. Lease, (60-¢c) FOR SALE--ONE FORD TON truck 1923 in good order. Also one Model 47 Sedan body, fits K 46 Mc- Laughlin, Apply 609 Carnegie Ave. Evenings. (34t0) ' | miture. Second Hand Dealers DEALERS IN SECOND HAND FUR- Buy and sell. Apply 186 Bloor St. E. Phone 1617M, (Aug. 27-Sept. 27) FALL FAIR AT SAULT Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., Sept. 14.-- The Fall Fair has the largest num- ber of exhibitors in its 57 years' his- tory this year. One hupdred and seventy-five exhibitors were regis- tered, up to and including today over 2,000 eptries had been written up. The figures will be considerably aug- umented tomorrow. All departments are very commendable, particularly the flower exhibit, which is the largest the fair has bad. CABRIED AWAY THE SAFE Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., Sept. 14.-- The Algoma Central Railway here is bemoaning the loss of a safe con- taining $30 in cash and a large pumber of railway tickets. Thieves tered the offices of the co ny WANTED -- RELIABLE HOUSE- keeper, for family of 3, one who would prefer good home rather than large wages. Apply Box "C" Times. (61H) roofing, bardwood flooring, Byproc. hones 660 snd 1288, Waterous- , Ltd. (34-40) Room and Board ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO ing (including sanding, waxing, Mil- ing and polishing). Old floors made new. Edmondson, 261 Simeoe St. South. phone 444. (np) Wanted to Buy MR. 8. JACOB, DEALER IN RAGE and all kinds of metals. I am pay- ing for scrap batteries $1 and $1.59. Buyiag old cars. Phone 764. 155-4f 4 WANTED--CAPABLE WOMAN AS men. Clean, convenient place, two i s from G.M.C. olant. Apply 271 Jarvis St. (62) housekeeper for Nurses' resid No cooking. Apply Oshawa Hos- pital. : (61-¢) COMPETENT MAID WANTED. Phone 463W. evenings. ($0c) MAID WANTED TO ASSIST WITH housework and care of children. Phone Mrs. Alloway, 1264. (59-4) WANTED--EXPERIENCED GIRL for general housework. Phene 2036 BOARD AND ROOM FOR TWO teachers or business girls in private family at 115 Mary St. (60-¢) through a window and removed the huge safe, leaving no clue. Made Her Dizzy "For years I suffered from xsas (Continue from page 9) sincere. appreciation of the work done by counsel, auditors and all others associated with the work of the commission during the many months of the inquiry. Irrespective of the report which would be pre- pared and submitted to the Govern- nor-in-Council, the investigation had been worth while, "said the chief commissioner. "Two things above all appear to have been necessary under. the circumstances," he said. "In the first placa an exposure of conditions as they actually existed both inside and outside the service, with an awakened and enlightened public . conscience op customs mat- ters as a result. The work of the preliminary committee and our commission has made the exposure fairly complete. In the second place, it is essential to have a head to the department with the ability, will and determination to bring about the necessary reforms, There is every indfcation that the pres- ent head of the department is such a man." The work of the commission had been prolonged beyond the early an- ticipations of the commissioners, said Chief Commissioner Brown, but, in order to carry out the in. structions of Parliament and the Government with reasonable thor- oughness, it was impossible to cur- tail it, The work was now nearly done, and 'allow me to say that in my opinion, it has been well done." At times counsel had been required to press witnesses hard, and auditors had found it necessary to be. unrelenting in their search for truth, but it had all been done without friction and, the commis- sion believed without antagonism. Hon. N. W. Rowell, K.C., on be- half of counsel and others associ- ated with the work of the commis- sion, thanked the commissioners for their kind remarks. R. L. Calder, K.C., also expressed the pleasure which it had given him to work with the commission and his fellow- counsel. Tomorrow the commissioners will meet in conference and it is ex- pected that preparation of the re- port will probably occupy some weeks, This morning H, L. Carson, spe- cial preventive officer of the De- partment of National Revenue, gave the Royal Customs Commission some conclusions which he reached after investigation of L'Union Com- merciale France-Canada, of Mont- real, The investigation took place in Januray, 1922, and Mr. Carson said he found that considerable du- ty had been unpaid or short paid by this firm. The company dealt in patent medicines, ete. False Invoicing J. I. Eddy, of Montreal, was given as the active member of this or- ganization. Mr. Carson stated that false invoicing, misdescription of goods, failure to declare packing charges and other methods were uti- lized in order to evade duties. Ap- praisers "had failed to detect the frauds. Mr. Carson made his. report in January, 1922, but. commission counsel stated, no action was taken for nearly five years. Then, a depo- sit of some $14,000 was exacted from the firm, subsequently, a part of the deposit was returned. Mr. Carson could not say why there had been such delay in dealing with this case. R. L. Calder, K.C., submitted to the commission, "that the files in this case be forwarded to the prop- er authorities to see if a prosecu- tion for comspiracy to defraud the revenue would lie" "Are the parties ple yet?" ask- ommissioner Wright. 0 Somm they are alive and kick- » Mr. Calder replied. a4 N. W. Rowell, KC., called Meyer Chechik, one of the men who was interested in the Sestrie Drug Company when that organization functioned in Regina, several years ago This company, according to evidence before the commiission, held a bonding ficense from the | Federal Government in 1921. Dur- Raglan, Sept. 15.--Bern on Fri- day September Oth, to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Powell, a baby girl-- congratulations. Miss Ina Stacey, of Oshawa, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, George Stacey, An invitations has been extended to the members of our Ladies' Aid. to spend a sociable afternoon at the home of Mr. Frank Brown, of Myrtle, on Wednesday of this week, Miss Hazel Akney spent the week end at her home in Epsom. Mr. F. Dring visited in Manvers Sunday. Mp. and Mrs, Slyden, of Whitby, and Mr. and Mrs. C. Blanchard, of Solina were Sunday guests at Mrs, E. Blanchard's Mr. and Mrs. Russell Radbourne and daughter, Marillyn, and Mn. and Mrs. Orval Layman and child- ren, Violet, Phyllis, and Herbert of Toronto, spent Sunday at the home of Mrs, Radbourne's father, Wm. Brent. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hodgson, of Toronto, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Hodgson, on Sunday. Miss Hazel Grose, of Toronto, spent Sunday at her home here. Miss Stella Dring is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs, L. McKee, of Manehgster, this week. Miss Stella Wilson is taking a business course at the Oshawa High School. Miss Gillbank spent the week end at her home in Bowmanville. Mrs. N, Hughson visited relatives in Myrtle for a few days last week. Miss Lorna Cook, of Columbus, visited Miss Stélla Wilson on Sun- day. We are sorry to report that Mr. Wm. Avery has been on the sick list, but are pleased to say ne is convalescing. Many of the farmers have been preparing for a good acreage of fall wheat for next year's crop. Mr. Earl Squelch, of Oshawa spent Sunday at the home of his paents here. Mr. George Thompson is attend- ing the Oshawa High School. COUNTESS CUNLIFFE- OWEN WAS AUTHOR OF FAMOUS BOOK (By Associated Press) New York, N.Y, 'Sept. 14.--The recent death of Countess Cunliffe- Owen brought from a member of the household the disclosure that she was author of the book *Tthe Martyrdom of an Empress," a bio- graphy of Empress Elizabeth of Austria, published anonymously in 1899 a year after the assassination of the Empress by an anarchist in Geneva. The book attracted wide atten- tion on both sides of the Atlantic, for it contained an extraordinarily dramatic version of the "Tragedy of Mayerling," the mysterious death of the Austrian Crown Prince Ru- dolph and the beautiful Marie Vet- sera, whom he loved, in his hunt- ing lodge in January 1889. It was said that the Countess learned the true story from Empress Elizabeth. Born in Brittany, the Countess married the late Frederick Cunliffe Owen, a younger son of Sir Francis Cunliffe-Owen. They came to the United States in 1885, on a secret diplomatic mission, it was said, and while here their joint fortune was swept away in Europe. Both began writing. Mr. Cun- liffe-Owen served as foreign editor cn two New York newspapers and wrote features based on his know- ledge of European conditions ang personalities. The Countess pub- lished a series of biographies, among them the lives of Franz Josef and Kaiser Wilhelm II. These and her novels were published aponyinously under the name of "The Author of the Martyrdom of an Empress." ing the time in which alcohol was stored in the bond at Regina, a large quantity of it was removed from 22 drums, water being substi- and constipation. Used to get head- aches and dizzy spells. The finst dose of Adlerika gave we relief. Now I rest well."--Mrs. B. Brini- ley. Just ONE spoonful of Adilerika relieves you so that bloated feel- ing so that you can eat and sieep well. Acts on BOTH. upper and lower bowel and removes old waste tuted. The commission has been Wanted to Rent trying to find out just how this hap- pened, and who was responsible. WANTED TO RENT-TWO OR three rooms, ground floor preferable, by middle-aged couple, no children. Phone 2363\W. (62¢) WANTED TO RENT-SIX OR MEXICAN GENERALS ORDERED cicada Mexico City, Sept. 14.--A sup- (58tf) Wanted WANTED--PIANIST, GOOD SIGHT reader, for Dancing School, Saturdays, Oshawa: fifty cents an hour. Write 31 Breadalbane street, Toronto. (620) | posed plan to assassinate former President Alvaro Obregon, who is a candidate for re-election, is under investigation by Federal authorities here today. Gen. J. Domingo Ramirez, former Director of the National Military School and Gen. Guadalupe Ganado, eight house, end of Sept. ye + careful tenants. Phone 2025]. Hic WANTED TO RENT -- THREE rooms for light housekeeping. Fur- wished or unfurgished. Motors vicinity preferred. Box "F" Times. Olc matter you never thought was there. No matter what you for your stomach, Adlerika will surprise you. Jury 4. Losgll. pec Nursing REGISTERED XURSE -- AVAIL- alle for day duty. $400 yer dav or $2500 weekly. Box "P." T mes (62c) Building Material for Sole FOR SALE--ALL BUILDING MA- terials, including stairs, windows, doors, lath, lumber $20 per 1000 fit: lath, back verandas, stack pipes, water pipes, storm doors 75 cents. Office closed Saturday. Apply De- minion Wrecking Co., in k of junk yard, Ontario St, oe) | former Chief of the Special Military Police are under arrest. Orders are out for the arrest of several ot prominent generals who are afl ated with the anti-re-glectionist WANTED--TWO OR THREE, 8 furnished rooms, with all conveni- ences, on or before October first. Ap- ply Box "B" Times iSle) WANTED TO RENT--SIX ROOM house or larger. Phone 520). WANTED T0 RENT ---2 OR 3 UN-}] furnished rooms, for light house keeping. Phone 1433J., between # and 7 pm. (fie) WANTED TO RENT SIX ROOMED | AUTO AND REPAIR house. Will lease. Phone 11446). King St. W. Oshawa (60-c) I. Ee, >