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41 PUKNISHID HOUSIS Dominion at Wolsetey Well furniahed or unfuro. warm, Bright, 7 rmd ham, la aicelient eondltloa. Hardwood fWora throughout, fireplace, central heat Apply to Mr. McFadden. Palaoe Oar ee Phone 622, evge.

61 123. 50 UNFURNISHED HOUSES 176 NEWMAN AVE. rmd. M. bunga low, every convenience.

Immediate poeaee lon, 626.00. S0 EDMONTON ST. Attractive rmd. houae. Mi'ltrn featurea.

Immediate. 6110.00. 63T HIMCOE BT Bt mi modern home, good condition. Immedlata poeeeeelon. Rent, 320.00.

636 CASTLE AVI rmd. oottaga. Al eondltloa throughout. Snap at 130.00. Allan.

Killam 6 McKay Ltd. 364 MAIN BT. PHONE 99 211 US Edmonton 10 rooms 140 189 Biiro.ll roome 330 Bhernurn roomi $30 Aahtuira 6 rooms. 836 131 Aberdeen 6 ropOa 120 187 Btuee rooma 330 175 Languid, 8 rooma 338 I SUC Ua FOR HOU8EU OF ANT KINO Oldfield, Kirby Gardner Ltd. phone as 871 418 Poison 7 rooms.

653 Maryland 10 rooms. 333 Arnold 6 rooms. Blatk Armstrong Limited aoo Toronto Oaneral Truata Bldf. aasti. F1X3JT AVE.

A warm, compact, eU roomad houae, in aplandld condition) with garage. 127.10. S' T. A. C.

AKINS 835 SOMERSET BLK. Phona 18 881 Evga. 72 341 BBBBBBBa 008 Dominion 1 mod. ....123.00 41 Evanaon a mod. 35.00 1438 Llocoln 4 mod.

15.00 llil Milton 7 mod 25 00 134 Lanark 43.00 470 Martorle 4 non 8.00 634 Parkview 4 non 6.00 Call at our office and aea our complete Hat. I. 1. 8WAN80.N LIMITED, 01 Paris jUdg. Pbooe 84 111.

BO! Wardlaw are mi ....835.00 M6 Qroavenor a garage 846.00 648 College are newly dee. 48 Btuea at. 0 HAH. THE SMITH AGENCY' LTD. Pbonaa 86 885 8 7 Aah Bt 7 rooma, A ehapa ......881.50 Lanark 5 rma.

and 849. 00 191 Arnold 6 H.W.H....I2S 00 821 McOae. )uat oil Portage IM.OO Ingereoll, 6 rooma, A condition ...830.00 8. B. STEVENSON A LTD.

Pbona 88 028. Eva. 47 073407 184. 608 Stella Ave. Large 9 rra.

dwelling, large grounde, F.M. Rental 810.00 132 Bannerman 7 816.00 THE WESTERN TRUST COMPANY 1002 McArthur Bldg. Ph. 66 916 REDUCED RENT Al We atlfl have a few vaoanclea of 4 to 10 rooma. all carta of city.

Baa our Caen alete lliu C. X. Simanlle, 806 eacAnnur mag. vo en. 474 MORE ROOMI.

I II hot water heating BOB Mcintyre Block. Ph. 84 620. ROS8MORE 80 ROBLYN ROAD. rra.

auite, good location, mod era. equip, merit, aplendld locality. Ph. 47 427. 977 WINDERMERE ROOMB, 1400 Edderton 4 rooma, R.M.

of Fort Oarry. 42.700. 8 RMD. COTTAGE, H.W. FULL baaement, garage.wlthln 15 mln.

of $15 per month. W. Foreman. Ph. 98 716.

1071 SHHRBURM BT. Warm. rooma, hardwood floora, 130.00. 620. M.

D. BELBY. 63 675. 490 JUBILKE 7 RMS 835 00 HARRIS C1UBHOLM. PHONE 67144.

tDCE Eat. on Brick. Btona, Flaater, Cement Work. Conroy. 19 818 FIVE.

ROOMED BUNOALOW. FURNACE, alec light, fuu part. 729 Arlington. Believe It or Not IHE CITIES HE HAS CUNOIH Irvr dure I L. ILL BIRTH 50 UNFURNISHED HOUSES STORE WITH SECURITY MODERN FIREPROOF WAREHOUSES The Service is Better THE FliNAL COST IS LESS Security 'Storage Phone 37 171 All Depts.

148 GARFIELD 1 RTOREY. BRICK hardwood, garage, very eaally heated, 8 rm. home at apecial price. 86 665. 730 A8HBURN NEWLY PAINTED IN aide and out Small 6 rm.

home, $25.00. Bargain. Phone 86 665. 51 WANTED TO RENT BBaaaaaaa IF YOU HAVE A VACANT HOUSE, or other property on your handa, ilet It with ua. we cannot rent It at onoe we will, at leaat, nave It ao that wa can take advantage of the firat Improvement In the demand.

J. SWAN BON al 601 Parjl Bldg, FURN. APT. WANTED IMMEDIATELY. Modem.

Central. Ph. 94 773. Evga. 89 03.

52 HOUSES FOR 5AII NEAR ROXY THEATRE $1,250 6 its. cottage, In aacallent repair, good barement and full plumbing, electric range and heater, floor coverlnga and bllnde in cluoid; garage. 27 ft. lot, A real bargain. LANSDOWNE AVE.

$3,100 New cedar aiding bungalow, oak olec. fireplace, 4 rooma, raceaa bath; 84 ft. lot, good garage. Coat owner mar $5,000, Muat be told. TOSHACK BROS.

Ph. 11 366. 506 Avenue Bldg. 64 254 71 741 RIVER HEIGHTS rma. River Foracloaure.

Oo on o( beat atreeta. H.W. heat, oak floora and la excellent oondltloa. Price, $2,950 S. S.

Stevenson Co. Ltd. 124 CURRY BLDO. Phon 98 028. Evga.

401 164 or 47 073. Pretty atucoo bungalow on Henderson Highway, with open ftreplaoe; 6 rooma and aun room. Btucco garage; 45 ft. lot. Owner now residing In B.C.

Will aell tor $3,100. W. J. Kent. 508 Confederation Life Bldg.

Phone 91 629. TNOER8QLL BT. $3,300 Price reduced for quick aale. Attractive bungalow, cloee to Portage modern and up to date In every reapect, large Hvlnc room. heated aunroom.

fireplace, oak floora and trim, receaa bath. etc. Thla la wonderful value. Eaay terma. C.

E. BIMON1TE Ph. 98 411. 806 McArthur Bldg. Evg.

204 001 NEW BUNGALOW $3,800 GARFIELD ST. 5 bright, apacloua oak floora, mahogany trim; atalrway to large attic; raceaa bath: well appointed kitchen. Mod. and up to date In every reapect, C. T.

BTMONITE LTD. 80S MCARTHUR BLDG. 98 411 Evga. 104 001 ATLANTIC EAST OF MAIN 33 ft. lot, 8 ac.

ver, and gum. F.M.. alec, rarure. newly rent 825. taaea 867.

eaally heated; coay aelect home at eacnnce price oi gi.ooo, witn geoo caan, baL $20, covering prln. and Int. at 7e. FRANK M. llcCKEA 431 Bomeriet Blk.

Ph. 31741. MfLTON In WEBTON 25 FT. LOT. fenoed.

7 F.M.. aunroom. A good warm, roomy houae. In good condition, well decorated, offered at half today'e value. Price 81,160.

Reaeonable caeh payment and terma. 421 Bomaraet Blk. ra. 22 744. A CO BY, F.M.

COTTAGE, WITHIN IB mlna. to the Bay, oak floora throughout, low taxee, offered at very reaeonable price for Immediate aale. Terme arr. W. FOREMAN, 671 Main St.

Ph. 91 726. GENUINE HOUSE BARGAINS IN ALL nana of the city. Write, phone or call far Hat. Truote Guarantee Union 1TUA IMOg.

FOR BALE IN STONEWALL 8 RMD bungalow with garage, In excellent coodl' Uon. Price reaeonable. 639 Agnea at. Rush evening Services' WEREACTHELD in THIS CHURCH (MARSH CREEK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH) 'sJy Pot "to LACK IU AM Al ITA JOHNIGAN otColerrwaTexM ALTHOUGH PEAFANbDUMd IS A MEMBER THE COLEMAN FIRE DEPARTMENT atnkjH, aw. iielo.

amiwd THE WINNIPEG EVENING TRIBUNE. WINNIPEG, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17. 1936 (Vol. XLVII, No. 276) NINETEEN HOUSES FOR SALE NEW BUNGALOW IN WEST END Wo have a brand new bungalow, 1 rooma, which can be bought with a email down payment or will accept a cottage In exchange.

Prepare Dow for the winter. 8400 will buy a comfortable little horn In Bt. Jemee. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF PRESENT PR1CE8 A. R.

McNICHOL LTD. Phone 91633. 188 Portage Ava. BUNGALOW BARGAIN Owner leaving Manitoba offera, 00 1NOKRSOLL a bungalow with eun. roori, oak floora, Inaulated.

A. heat; grade ant. Low taxee. Very attractive warm, convenient to oar and la a real buy at $2,500. For full details aea A.

R. McNichol Ltd. PHONE 92 536. 188 PORT AO AVE. POLBON EAST 8 rooma.

frame, F.M., 33 ft. lot. Excellent buying alte, $2,200. LUXTON EAST Frame bungalow, F.M., 6 rooma and unitnlahed attic, oak floora, double garage. A real bargain at $2,100, MoMILLAN Very fine 9 rooma, F.M., hot water heat, oak flnlah.

Keduc.d to $4,000. DOWNING Near Elliot. Up to date atucco bungalow, hot water heat, fireplace, tile floor and receaa bath. Owner transferred, might accept car for equity. ARGUE BROS.

LTD. 97 191. 201 Lombard Bldg. 41 111. 55 PROPERTY WANTED WANTED LISTINGS OF WINNIPEG houaea, eapeclally of four, five and aix rooma, la good localltlee.

They muat be cheap. We alao have aoma enqulrlea for farm landa near Winnipeg, and ahali be glad to have full partlculara. THJ! TRADERS TRUST COMPANY Union Truat Bldg. OOTTAOE OR 8 NEAR STRAD brook and Oaborne. Will pay good caeh payment.

Box 283, Tribune. 50 TO 80 AC. IMPROVED, BUILDING, cloae In, 8500 caah payment. 72 917 evge. 56 WAREHOUSES.

TRACKACE 1.500 FT. IN MODERN, BRIGHT, FIRE proof Wdg. Central warehouaa dlatrlct. Sprlnklered Apply 16 Home Inveatmenl Bdg 57 ROOMING HOUSES "LIST WITH LISTER" Cloee to Central Park; 11 rma. Rant only $35 (not In a terrace).

Priced, for quick aale at $350. Another 16 rma. Rent 150; rev. $100. Well furnlthed, clean and bright.

A anap at $630. Several large and email board and room eetabllehmenta for aale at from $350 to $1,500. Wa can ault you. H. N.

Lister Co. 510 SOMERSET BLK. PHONT 29 164. ROOMING HOUSE ALL FURNI8HED. 11 rooma.

eouth Portage. Price aa may be arranged. Apply owner. 351 jrumy at. ROOM INC HOUSES WANTED HAVB CASH BUYER FOR NICE RMO.

houae, B. Portage. Phone Lifter, 29 264. 5S STORES. OFFICES 392 NOTRE DAME AVE.

Large, well lighted etore, containing approz. 1,700 aq. feet. Steam beat. Will make alteration to ault reliable tenant.

Attrac tlvo rental. THE Canada Permanent Trust Co. 198 Oarry Street. Phone 97 171 59 ACREACE FIVE ACRES. CLEAR.

GOOD LAND. Charleewood. Box 135, Davidaon, Baak. 60 EXCHANCES EXCHANGES NEGOTIATED COME IN Let 'a talk It over. W.

H. Campbell. 516 Mcintyre Block m. 94 127; raa. 37 707.

8 RM. NEW BUNOALOW EXCHANGE equity, older noueo or property. 28 688. By mpiey (Reg. U.3.

Patent Off.) i LlLIUM ROBRUfA WITH 54 BUDS ON ONZ STEM HARRV WOOLtEV RichmonA.lni. 52 fR "9rnbf P0RS2 YEARS OF LlGHTtMC SYSTtH I I i Farmer I cooper r''J TTMioicTrAaiuc I VtSTYCRKJII. leawng Lightweight BOXER I920H922 NEVER RODE A TRAIN OR STOPPED MA HOTEL reuet ..1 If ON 1 I Or I cx.cn L. JT Dur JT, IF ijL FirjJTC C.N. PASSENGER EQUIPMENT WILL BE MODERNIZED TORONTO, Nov.

17. The Can adian National Intends to proceed with modernization of Its passenger equipment on a planned and carefully considered baits, President S. J. Hungerford declared in an address here last night. Mr.

Hungerford believed there was a large volume of passenger traffic available to the railways If means could be found to attract It and urged railway men not to be unduly pessimistic about competition from other and new forms of transportation. Because of the severity and length of the depression, the C.N.R. had found itself under the necessity now of planning new and better equipment, aald the presi dent All the revolutionary experiments In design and service that were belne carried out In the United States were being observed by the C.N. management "with the inten tion of Introducing as eariy as possible those features which it ia anticipated might be adopted with advantage to Canada." Pl purl In ir euiltv to having home brew liquor in a lane Monday night, John Blain Stevenson was fined $200 and costs with the alternative of three months in jail by Magistrate R. B.

Graham in city police court today. 60 EXCHANCES BXCHANOB FOR LARGER HOUSE Will trade mv krvely atucoo bungalow, weu altuated In the Went End, contain 4 rma, and Heated aunroom, oak lira, and garage, all In beautiful anape, for 6 rra. houae or bung. In Weat Sod or River Hu, Call Btevenaon. 9SC2B; ovga.

47 073. BEAUTIFUL HOM.B IN R.H.. 8 B.R., OAK flnnra thrmirhout: receaa bath and ahower. pedeetal hand bailn. tile Boor, large L.R.

with fireplace, large D.R., I ranch doora to aunroom Exchange for cheaper houee In any dlatrlot. Foreman. Phone 83 726. MODERN COTTAGE. 4 VALUE 81,600 Will exchange for 6 or 6 In Weat End, and aeeuma mortgage.

If. D. BELBY, 95 630. BOB llclntyra Blk. 88 678.

64 FARM LANDS 160 ACRES On highway, 80 mllea from Winnipeg, only 1 mile from atatlon, all culr, (air good water. Price 83,800. Terma. J. A.

Wallace, 636 Bherbrook at. Ph. 18 717. 820 ACRES, ALL CULTIVATED, 80 mllea weet. May conatder houae.

C. J. LAN DIN CO. 501 Lombard Bldg. Ph.

97 017 160 AC. FAIR BUILDINGS. FULLY equipped. Cloaa In. Bargain 820 ao.

72 917 evga. FARMS, MARKET OARDENB. ACREAGE, Landa. 304 Cbambere of Commerce. Taylor.

FARM FOR BALE. TU MILKS FROM Winnipeg. Warman. I8d Marlon 81., Norw'd. 66 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES GENERAL STORE FOR BALE IN LARGE weelthy diatiict, on main atreet in large alted town.

Brick bldg. Flxturea S5D0. New atock about 13.600. Box 287 Tribune. 67 FINANCIAL TO HELP YOU Our Loane Service la particularly planned to meet too family's or Individuals financial needa.

Our Caah Loane are dally avoldiug worrlea for our patrone and frequently preaerva the borrowe'a Integrity aa welL Loana are afleoted quickly and helpfully. INQUIRIES ARE INVITED. General FiiMinice Company Limited 411 Paris Bldg. Phone 08 111 PERSONAL LOANS UP TO 8250.00 On Small Monthly PaymenU Strictly Confldentlal Conaolldata Your Debta IMPERIAL AGENCIES, LTD. 201 Curry Building READY MONEY WE HAVE FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR LOW COST AUTO FINANCING.

ARGUE BROS LTD. Lombard Bldg. Phone 97 291 AT LOWER RATES PERSONAL LOANS To Balarled People Loana on Motor Care. Furniture, Etc. Conaolldata Your Debta CRESCENT FINANCE LTD.

WAKBURTON CAMPBELL Repreeantatlvea J17 Bank ot Nova Scotia. Ph. 98 798. IF YOU CAN MAKIS KEOULAJl MONTHLY PAYMKNTS You can borrow from INLAND FINANCE LTD. Low Rate ConfJdenUEl 8rv.e.

ft)) R. P. McMANUS 807 Parte Bldg. Phon 788. MONEY for loana on eottagee and houaea and to purchase agreementa of aale.

W. Kent, 608 Confederation Life Bldg. 93 829. LOANS FOR PERSONAL NEEDS on Autne. Furniture.

Dwtlllngi, etc CANADA LOAN CO. 707 Confederation Life Bldg. Ph. 95 604. OARRY FINANCE LTD.

M. H. Allott. 611 Parte Bldg. ph.

94 16. Auto financing and loana. Low rataa. PERSONAL LOANS 130. 00 TO SfV'IO OS PEOPLE'S FINANCE CORP.

LTD. 8(12 I'arla Bids. EaL 1928 Ph. 94 868. MONKY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTOAOE Agreementa and Morteagea purchaeed.

International Loan Co. Ph. 92 134. PER8. LOANS, S2S 82.V), to Wage Earnara.

Winnipeg Loan 461 Main at. 64 671. 8J0O00 WANTED REPAYABLE 1100 monthly. Oood eerurlty. Box 373, Tribune.

68 SUMMER RESORTS DAILY TRUCK BKRVICB TO BEACHES. Phone Den'e Tranarer. 29 1S1. FREE A Handsome, Stainless Steel Olven With Every Purchaea of HOTPOINT "T0AST0VER" TOASTER (Value $4.40) C5ty Eiydro Boyd Bldg. Ph.

848 131 Presbyterian Moderator Here DR. Malcolm A. Campbell, moderator of the Presbyterian Church In Canada, arrived from the West this morning In a trans Canada visit to his church people. Here he Is snapped at the Royal Alexandra hotel as he asserted "missions are growing greater today, urged on by the influence of heathen lands; Kagawa'a visit last year was the greatest demonstration of the worth of missions; he is a Japanese convert" 'CITYHAl i aerJSjaii By A. V.

THOMAS (Municipal Editor, The Winnipeg Triune) ANOTHER rdnight session! More discussion on matters that could have been decided In a few minutes. A solid hour was taken up over the question of employing a man in the plumbing department. Nearly as long was occupied in deciding to ask the province for power to exempt Improvements from assessment made under the federal housing scheme. There was something to be said for Alderman McLean's remark that it shouldn't have needed a minute's discussion. a In the public galleries It was radio night.

Half the radio dealers of the city were there, hoping to hear council turn down the Hydro's proposal to sell radios. Downstairs was a strong delegation of the dealers to explain why the proposal was iniquitous. The debate didn't come on for some time, but the dealers waited patiently. Alderman Simpkln, spokesman for the Hydro, put the case aa well as it could probably have been put. But the real point was overlooked.

It is not always wise in this world to do things which one has a perfect right to do, and that seems to apply to this question of the Hydro selling radios. For the present the matter goes back to committee by Mayor Queen's casting vote; Further re 69 Business Directory Adding, Calculating and Chackwriting Machines BALES COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE. All mama, new A uaed. A. LLOYD CLARK COMPANY, 220 Bannatjroe.

Ph. 86 708. Billiard Tables BILLIARD TABLES. BOWLING ALLEYS New and 3nd hand euppllea. Brunawtea Balaa Collandor 92 Arthur at.

99 077. Carpentry and lobbing J. WILLIAMS REPAIRS, PAINTWO. carpentry, ouar. eiu loung.

ai aua. Chins Repairing REPAIRB OF EVERY A. O. Wilton CHINA RIVETTED 24 608. Chop Suty FOR THE BEST CHOP BtlEY TRY THE W.

R. Cafe. Prtnoeaa and William. Corsets, Etc. COKSETB.

CORBELETTEB. LA UN dered, neatly repaired, saw alaatlca, ate. Ph. 81667. Femiture (Wicker) CALL WILLOW ART FOR UPHOLBTER Ing.

Wicker Furn. Painting. 86 766 70 Professional Directory Bailiffs SIMPSON a LICENSED AND BOND, ad Ballitfe. 701 Mcintyre Blk. Ph.

84 027. Chiropractors DR. HUOH 1. MUNRO, QUALIFIED graduate of Unlveraal Chiropractic College Davenport, 1912. 22 yeare' practice In Wlnnlp, g.

Large clientele affording greet, eat experience, 926 Somereet Blk. 21 179. DR. JAMKS I.OVE X.RAY AND NEUROCALOMKTER RKKVIOK, PALMER ORAL. 917 SOMERSET BLDO.

26 906. DR. J. L. DAVIDSON.

CHIROPRACTIC SPECIALIST MANY YEARS' F.XPERI ENCE 844 BOMKRBET BLDO. PH. 80 874 DR 1. KINO. CHIROPRACTOR Drtmleaa Phyalclan.

14 yra' practice In Wpg. 633 Bomereel Blk. 22 620: rea. 43 640. W1IJJAM IVENS.

M.A., GRADUATE 1926. Rae. 309 Inketer Blvd. Tel, 66 486. DR.

F. McELREA, PALMER ORAD. Nmirocalometer 408 Trtoune. 26 3ua. Chiropodiits YOUR FEET BADT INSTANT RELIEF.

Dr. A. B. Lennoa. 334 Bomereel Blk.

23 137. CORNS. CALLOUSES. NAILS. ARCHFS.

Dr. Albert Braula, Somereet Blk. 60 773. Dentists DR. O.

D. PETERS, 400 BOYD BLDO. Better dentletry at Vrwer feee. 22 439, Dettctlve Agencies COLONIAL DETECTIVE AOENCY CON. aultatlon without obligation.

290 Oarry Si Iducational Imtruction TUITION Matriculation. 4 lAnaiMaee. E. Lynd, B.A., 81 Knappen. Ph.

30 033. I SPEAKING presentations of radio dealers are to be heard. Fortunately Monday night's debate was almost entirely good natured. The chamber became hilarious when Alderman Simpkln asked Alderman Margaret McWllliams if she had ever heard of a housewife having the radio on while preparing meals. The answer expected was "no," but instead Alderman Margaret replied mat all housewives had the radio going at that time.

Is the radio a musical Instrument or a telephone, or something still dinerentT That question also came up. Alderman Bardal supplied a partial answer. For the next couple of weeks he said the radio would be a source of civic information coupled with a good deal of aggravation. Indications are that council will turn down the Hydro's proposal Alderman Five rather courageous ly opposed it, as certain of his friends are not likely to count it unto him for righteousness. Ordinarily the proposal to ex empt buildings or improvements from assessment for a term of years is suspect Many a municipality has headed into disaster In just that way.

But as was pointed out by several speakers the present is npt an ordinary time, and the proposal to exempt improve' ment made under the Dominion housing legislation would bring employment to a class that has been cruelly hit Alderman Bardal was prepared to Furniture DOMINION FURNITURE LTD. 499 NOTRE DAME AVE. PH. 86198. Foundation Repairs CRABB CONST.

LTD. FOUND A Uoo englneera, concrete pllee, ate, 22 334. Isnltor Supplies JAMES PURDIB. AGENT, 806 ERIN BT. Phone 8 946.

Everything for a building. Leather Coo da Repaired LEA. COATS, SAMPLE CASES. ALL Luggage repaired. Bin 619 Main.

Locksmiths J. OAMMIB KEYS MADE. DOOR cloeer expert. 844 Vi Main at. Ph.

93 028. Mtiiangar Service CALL WESTERN MEBBKNQER TRANS tar. 871 Notre Dame ave. Phone 26 316. Modernizing and Repairs MaLCOM CONSTRUCTION LTD.

Ph. 46 631. Modernisation of all fclnda. Pictures and Picture Framing ARTISTS' MATERIALS, OIL PAINT1NOS, PICTUKKB. PICTURE FRAMING.

Richardaon 832 Main at. Ph. 96 691 Foot Specialists DICK FOOT TREATMENTS A. O. DICK.

Reg. Chlropodlat, 343 Somereet Blk. 80 767 Law Offices OBOROB D. MACVICAR, LAWYER Somereet Bldg. batata houaea, 316 per.

CLIFFORD W. BROCK. BARRISTER, 404 Tribune Bldg. Phone 28 309. 6188 IS BE FULL PEP TRY MY MAH8AOE BTE.

1, 823 Bt. Mary'a ava. lira. 10 a.m. 9 p.m.

MASBAOE AND RATHH AT YOUR HOME or Bta. 2, Klrkland 366 Carlton. 80 602. ANN BROWN, PAT WESLEY MABHAOE, 203 Argyle apt a loop. Garrlck Theatre).

Patents and Trade Marks FETHERSTONHAUGH Co. DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN Palemits ESTABI.IRHKD HALF A CKNTURY Specialise In Mechanical. Radio and Chemical Patenta Model Makere and raiuthtemen. Irl.aa Developed and Promoted. COMPLETE INVENTOR'S HKRVICE Ofllrea In All Prinrlj! Cltlea 86 37 R.

HI. IX) PHONK 92 162. CECIL C. Kk.NT, Rea. Manager.

Lcland S. Mitchell Registered Patent Attorney FRBC LIERATURE. 1111 McArthur Bldg. WALTER BfJOOIBs, WESTERN PAT. ent flrttrtAhit.

'it veara' ejrwrlfnce. COM. PLETIC PROMOTION MEKVICK, 314 Ken. aedy Bldg, (Upp. aaion a.

i ava. go much further. He would exempt all improvements. This is the single tax doctrine, of which much was heard in days gone by, but very little lately. However, other members showed they were not pre pared to go further than the present proposal, which is to exempt for Hve years Improvements made under the federal legislation.

The hour's debate over employing a man in the plumbing depart ment brought out some interesting points. Council finally decided that a Mr. S. should have the Job. The present incumbent of the position, appointed recently by the finance committee over Mr.

application, will retire, but every effort will be made to find him another job in the service. Mr. S. Is a war veteran. He went overseas aa a civic employe provided with letter promising him his job back if he were physically able to nil it Mr, S.

was wounded and received a 15 percent pension. On returning he was adjudged unfit to undertake his work with the city, although anxious to do so. He worked up a little business, but was all the time hoping to resume his city Job. Latterly his war Injury has given him less trouble and he claims he is in a position to fill the job. He wants council to honor the piece of paper it gave him when he went overseas council Monday night decided to do so.

RECORD ATTENDANCE OF YOUNG PEOPLE AT SOCIAL CREDIT MEET Enthusiastic In their belief that Social Credit offered the way out of present economic difficulties, a record attendance of young men and women took part in a meeting of the Winnipeg section of the Manitoba Junior Social Credit league, held at 304 Enderton build ing, xvionaay evening, November 16. The meeting was addressed by the organizer of the Junior league. Harry B. Knox, who chose as his subject "An Outline of Credit" Mr. Knox endeavored to define the meaning of the word "credit" and stated that a good definition of "credit" was "the ability to 'produce the a simple explanation of how bank loans are created and what steps Social Credit would take to alter the present system of privately controlled credit followed.

A number of questions were put to tne speaker by the members, lndl eating the enthusiastic interest of the meeting. The meeting wound up with the presentation of a radio play en titled "Disaster," presented by the As You Like Us Dramatlo club. Re freshments followed. Joe Kennedy presided. Tu)o Art Finer For.

Buying Ungraded Egg Harry W. Flshman. of the Ser vice Fruit and Produce and Archibald M. Robinson, Winnipeg produce dealer, each paid fines of $10 in provincial police court today. Magistrate T.

J. Murray convicted them of breach of the Live stock and Livestock Products Act by purchasing ungraded eggs on a flat rate basis from Sandy Lake producers. Printers A Highly Efficient Organization Producing Quality Printing Call, Phone or Write for Fun Partlculara. CENTRAL PRESS LTD. 338 Bannatyna Ava.

Phone 14 481. Stationary Supplies O. R. BRADLEY CO. LTD.

806 Canada Bldg. Pbooe 18 818. E8DALE STATIONERY PRINTING) CO. Great Weat Permanent Building. Ph.

94 846 Towels WINNIPEG SANITARY TOWEL SUPPLY 366 William ava. Phona 80 816. Trucking and Transfer Ptl inn CAMERON TRANSFER rn. oi iub Xrucklnf aoo MorlDf. Typewriter Service REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES OF MACHINES 30 Yeare' Experience.

Eetlmatea Free. A. WATSON. 312 BIRRS BLDO. 92 760.

Window Cleaners FOR SKRVICE. CALL 28 689. Dominion Window Cleaning Co. Naturopathic Physicians DR. F.

RIPLEY, 18 DUNDURN PLACE. Hour 1 7 p.m. Fur appL, phona 34 037. Phyaicians and Surgeons DR. S.

C. PETERSON DR. KRISTIAN 1. BACKMAN Practice United to the Dlagnoala and Treatment of Venereal Dtaeaaea. 703 704 McARTHUR BUILDINO, 811 PORTAOE AVENUE Ladles' Entracai 704.

Roura; a.m. to 8 p.m. Phona 96 73L DR. FRANK BOYD Speclaliat. Oenllo Urlnary.

Skin and Venereal Dlaaaaaa 307 McARTHUR BLDO. Phona 93 076. Houra: 10 a.m. to I and I to I p.m. DR.

GRAHAM WILSON. SPECIALIST VENKKKAL. Kidney, Bladder. Skin, 806 r.mlerton 334 portage Ave. Fir it building wral of Ketone P.

28 013. Raetdence. 42 679. Laritee' Waiting. room.

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H. J. Tlnaley, 399 Bherbrook. 88 388. TRIBUTE IS PAID EARLY SETTLER'S MEMORY, SUNDAY Honoring the memory of Jean Baptlste Lagtmodiere, tamous Red River pioneer, 94 of his descendants gathered Sunday evening In Eclipse hall, St.

Vital, at a social meeting of La Llgnee Laglmodiere Cabomy, with Daniel Laglmodiere, great grandson of Jean BapUste, presiding. It la 121 years since Jean Bar Uste Laglmodiere made his great trip on foot from the Red River. settlement to Montreal with a mes sage to Lord Selkirk telling of the capture oi the tort at Point Douglas by forces of the North west Co. La Llgnee Laglmodlere Gaboury was founded one year ago with the object of holding reunions of descendants of Laglmodiere and his wife, Marie Anne Gaboury, the first French Canadians to establish a home in Western Canada. Representatives of the family came from many parts of Manitoba to attend Sunday nights meeting.

Most of them were third and fourth generation descendants who had never met before. Henri Leveaue introduced the chairman and Rev. Father Le veque, chaplain and historian of the organization, congratulated the members on the manner in which It la conducted. The" following descendants were registered: J. Aubertin, Daniel Berard, Mr.

and Mrs. F. Berard, Mr. and Mrs. Avlla Bissonnette, A.

Berard, Mr. and Mrs. H. Buck land, J. Bolsseneault, Wllfcld Bis sonette, Mr.

and Mrs. Jules Fer land, Juliette Goulet, Henrlette Gauthler, Mrs. Max Dufault, Miss Leonie Hogue, Miss Aurora Hogue, mne Hogue, uuuiaume Henri, Mrs. M. Rose Henri.

Joeeoh Joval. Sr, Mrs. Leopold Joyal, Henri joyai, wenri Laglmodiere, J. B. Laglmodiere, Jeanne Laglmodiere, L.

Laglmodiere, A. Laglmodiere, Luke Laglmodiere, Mrs. Alt Laglmodiere, Daniel Lagimodlere, Marie Laglmodiere, Rev, Father Eml leen Leveque, Louis Leveque, Mrs. Henri Leveque, Mrs. Louis Leveque, Edmond Leveque, Orene Leveque, Alice Leveque, Mrs.

Hector Leveque, Annette Leveque, J. B. Leveque, J. Leveque, Arthur Leveque, Martha Leveque, N. A.

La Bratseur, Mrs. A. La Brasseur, Ulysae La moureux, Molse Lavallle, Lucille Lavallle, Ed Lepalne, Anna La vallie. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Mc Dougall, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Mc Dougall, Mr.

and Mrs. G. A. Mc Dougall, Mr. and Mrs.

Adelard Nordcau, Romeo Pelletler, Lucie Pelletler, Mrs. Romeo Pelletler, Lucie Pelletler, Mrs. Romeo Pelletler, Mrs. J. Pelletler, Almee Pelletler, Mrs.

J. M. Poltras, Z. Poitras, Madame Joseph Perreault, E. Pe teault, Joseph Perrault, E.

Savole, Virginia Smith, Lucette Savole, Telllet and Roger Telnet, TRAVELLERS' CROUP NAMES F. M. HORNER PRESIDENT FOR 1937 According to custom, three Winnipeg men were elected to the executive of the North West Commercial Travellers' association at a general meeting In the Travellers' building, Saturday evening. All were elected by acclamation. They were: Fred M.

Horner, president; W. C. Borlase, vice president, and O. H. Dlngman, treasurer.

Six directors will be elected next month for two years, and one for one year from the following nominations: John Fleming, W. J. Lock wood, A. W. Johnston, J.

R. BouUlller, G. W. Home, R. G.

Manahan, W. W. Humphries, E. J. Conway, H.

A. IJosegood, J. P. Mlnhlnntck. The following officers and execu tive members were elected by acclamation from the provinces of Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia; vice presidents, Wk D.

Harris, Reglna; S. G. Caldwell, Medicine Hat; D. C. Scott, Vancouver; executive members.

A. Lyons, Saskatoon; W. M. Hadden, wugary; w. JJean, Vancouver.

Advisory boards for the three provinces were set up as follows; Saskatchewan, J. Gillespie, Regina, president; J. A. McNeill. Prince: Albert, vice president; D.

Thompson, Regina, treasurer; Alberta, W. G. Armstrong, Medicine Hat, president; A. L. Baahor, Edmonton, vice president: M.

S. Saunders, Calgary, treasurer; Brl tisn Columbia, w. II. Benolt, Vancouver, president; George Hall, Victoria, vice president; E. W.

Dean, Vancouver, treasurer. COURT RULES MAN JUSTIFIED IN BREAKING VILLAGE TOUCH'S JAW Unholdlng a Judgment of Magistrate H. P. Reed, Blrtle, delivered June 30, the Court of Appeal today declared Robert Wilson of Wattsview, near Birtle, to be Innocent of an assault occasioning actual bodily harm to George Arnold, April 12. While walking near Wattsview, Wilson was accosted by Arnold and another man.

"We are the toughs or Wattsvllle," they said, "give us a cigarette." Wilson compiled. Later he met the pair and they threatened to throw him Into the Assinlbolne river, Arnold using abusive language. Mr. Wilson went Into action, swinging a right which broke Arnold's Jaw. The Court of Appeal, Chief Justice Prendergast dissenting, approved Mr.

Wilson's course and declined to Interfere with his acquittal. REALTORS ENDORSE IMPROVEMENT PLAN The executive of the Winnipeg Real Estate board wholeheartedly endorsea the home Improvement plan under the new provisions In respect of the Dominion Housing act. Members of the board were optimistic of the success of the scheme. The scheme, In their opinion, will result in Increased employment In the building trades, also homes In need of repairs will be rehabilitated to a degree far beyond anything anticipated. Members of the board are offering their services to assist owners In estimating necessary repairs..