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HOUSES FOR SALE (Continued from Pree.d'ng Page) North End $6,800 A nice family home which offers a large living room, dining room, and kitchen Hardwood down; floors. bedrooms bath up. Hot air heat with stoker. 608. Riverview Ultra- room bungalow in this lovely district.

There 1s a large living room, sparkling bright kitchen, 2 good bedrooms and bath. Oak floors: large finished recreation room in basement. ph. 58711. West End $6,600 Smart room bungalow to Ellice A offers large living room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath.

Oak floors, hot air heat. Taxes $130. Evgs. ph. 72 871.

East Kildonan A in this very lovely 2 storey stucco home park-like district offers a livIng room, 13'6" 23'. Large kitchen reception hall down; large bedforced air heat. Evgs. ph. 30 608.

rooms, I and bath up. Oak floors; LEON A. BROWN LIMITED 856 Main Ph. 93 588 MEMBER OF WINNIPEG REAL ESTATE BOARD RIVER HEIGHTS STOREY 5 ROOMS Centre hall plan. Liv.

and din. kitchen, 2 bedrms. and bath downstairs, stair to 2 unf. rms. up.

No. 1 oak firs. Chrysler air temp. Air cond. heating unit.

Rock Wool insulation. Price $8,900. Poss, and terms ed. Call evgs. 39 164 or 401 640.

arrang- RIVER HEIGHTS 6 ROOMS PRICE CASH 2 storey, latest features, oak firs. Air cond. heat. Insul. Best value call' district.

A deposit holds. Evgs. 401 or 39 164. WEST END 9 ROOMS REV. $280 PER MO.

4 ROOM STE. Owner reserves down and 1 has 6 brd. and room guests. House in nice air cond. heat.

Asphalt shingle roof. Taxes $100. Price inc. furniture $7,000. Poss.

arranged. Call evgs. 401 640 or 39 164. SCOTT REALTY CO. 601 01 Childs Bldg.

97 515. Member Winnipeg Real Estate Board. NORWOOD $9,500 This 19 a particularly well constructed storey home consisting of a centre hall, large living room, tive kitchen mind a very smart bathgood bedrooms, large most room with vitrolite tile walls and special fixtures down also 2 well finished bedrooms up. Beautiful oak floors, conditioned air heat with an oil burner. Well landscaped 50x120 ft.

lot. This is a rare buy and early possession can be given. CRABB CO. LTD. Ph.

98 248. 290 Garry St. Evgs. Mr. Barrett-Hamilton 404 782.

Evgs. Mr. T. H. Ridyard- 72 260.

MEMBER WINNIPEG REAL ESTATE BOARD. ST. ANNES ROAD nice stucco large lovely kitchen, 2 bathrm. with recess tub, H.W. 45x120 ft.

lot, large garage matching house. Snap $6,250. Mr. Cheyne Evgs. 33 933.

TORONTO NEAR SARGENT Frame 6 H.W. firs. down, new kentile firs. in kitchen, stone H.A. stoker, new furnace, double garage.

Real snap $6,250. Mr. Provenski, Evge. 35 494. C.

W. POOLES CO. 507 Great Western Bldg. 98 711. 356 Main South of Portage Ave.

Member Winnipeg Real Estate Board. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION $2,750. Edward St. St. James, 5 rooms, water is in, sewer not connected.

Stove neat. Half cash. balance $35. monthly, FRED H. STEWART CO.

Curry Bldg. 94 658, evgs. 35 611. sion, roomed basement, SNAP. $6,500.

IMMEDIATE POSSEShard wood floors throughout. Stoker, hot air heat. Ph. 55 464 or 55 318. Apply 304 Alfred Ave.

BURNELL ST. Close to Portage, 8 room modern home with $75. income. Oak floors, hot alr stoker, double garage, modern kitchen. Only $6,500.

terms. R. Gregg. 62 540. SEVEN ROOM BUNGALOW Hardwood Floors.

Stoker Air Conditioned Heating Garage. Apply 445 Machray Ave. 6 RM. FULLY MODERN HOUSE. forced air, built-in bath.

oak floors up and down. Apply corner Belmont And Scotia. Vacant. 97186. LOTS FOR SALE JUBILEE AVE.

50x146 $500. CENTENNIAL ST. 60x108 $650. ACADEMY RD. nr.

Kenaston Blvd. 50x200. treed $1.250. Ph. 94 658.

100 120 ON WATERLOO NEAR Academy Rd. Box 165 Tribune. TWO 40' LOTS, INKSTER AND ARlington. 796 Inkster BUSINESS Directory ADDING MACHINES CALCULATING MACHINES, ADDing signers. Sales Service.

Ph. 24 621 machines, writers. check LLOYD CLARK LTD. AUCTIONEERS W. H.

McPherson AUCTIONEER VALUATOR 296 Main St. Phone 97 181 FORDHAM'S AUCTION ROOMS New Hargrave Bldg. 363 Hargrave Phone 29 040. BAKERIES WESTON'S BREAD CAKE (Canada) Ltd. 666 Elgin Ave.

Phone 23 881 BUILDING. CONTRACTING FREE ESTIMATES ON REPAIRS made for duplexes. Brick, Plaster, modernizing homes and changes Cement work, Carpentering, Foundations repaired. 32 yrs' experience. Ph.

Conroy--Day 29 528. Night 74 322. Have Your Building Supported Permanently by Concrete Piles. We Patent developed the method own the BALDRY ENGINEERING 93 746. WE SPECIALIZE In Jacking Up, Levelling, Alterations.

General Repairs, Etc. Call KURTZ, 501 662. R. LITZ SONS. for jacking, raising levelling of homes warehouses.

Now in business over forty years. Phone 2. 706 Roofing 51 Aikens. 57 271. MACDONALD BROS.

SHEET METAL Free est. Experienced workmanship. MODERNIZING KITCHEN STORE front. Alt. gen.

repairs. 97 080. BUILDER'S SUPPLIES ASPHALT SHINGLES Brick siding Tile flooring Estimates Free FURNACES Cleaned, replaced. installed Canadian Home Improvement Co. 347 Notre Dame Ave.

Phone 24 403 INSUL BRICK SIDING AND ASPHALT SHINGLES ESTIMATES GIVEN FREE BRAID BUILDERS SUPPLIES LIMITED Water Phone 95 559 CHIMNEY SWEEP 81 ROBSON 972 (City CHIMNEY Licensed) 612 CLEANERS. BANNING CABINET MAKERS Fixtures, Kitenen 18 ur Work by expert cabinet makers ATLAS WOOD INDUSTRIES Warsaw Phone 44 868 COMM. ARTISTS. ENGRAVERS COMMERCIAL ARTISTS PHOTO ENGRAVERS PHOTOGRAPHERS STEREOTYPERS RAPID GRIP AND BATTEN LIMITED 290 VAUGHAN ST DIAL. 494 WESTERN ENGRAVING BUREAU 1375 Portage 081 DRAFTING SERVICE DRAWINGS.

TRACINGS, PREP. FOR Blueprinting, 310 Birks Bldg. 94 845. ELECTRIC CONSOLIDATED ELECTRIC LTD. Commercial, Farm and House Wiring.

Appliances and Repiars. 1166 Portage Ave. Phone 71 222 PHONE 30 364 FOR ALL ELECTRIC al repairs. LUSH BURKE ELECTRI ENVELOPES DOMINION ENVELOPES AND ton (Western) Ltd. Specialty bags.

waxpaper printed, cellophane, glassbutter wraps, etc. set-up and folding paper boxes. FIRE INSURANCE SHEPS AGENCIES LTD. Ph. 97 563.

Evgs. call G. Sheps 52 867. INSULATING J. M.

ROCKWOOL. HOME INSULAtion. covers. HILTON BROS. LTD.

A 37186 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS MUSICAL SUPPLIES WHOLESALE GEO. W. PAUL SON. Gait Building. Musical Strings.

Parts. Repairs 80 879 OFFICE EQUIPMENT THE OFFICE SPECIALTY MFG. 358 Donald St. Phone 22 988. OPTOMETRISTS FINKLEMAN OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS KENSINGTON BUILDING 275 Portage Ave.

Phone 93 942 CHAS. A. GROBB. OPTOMETRIST. 433 Somerset Bldg.

Phone 98 874 PAINTING CONTRACTING WINNIPEG CLEANING Co. Contracting, painting and decorating. 639. PAPERHANGING PAINTING Reas. prices J.

E. SNELL, 455. INTERIOR DECORATING PAINTing for free estimates, Ph. 501 930. PRINTERS THE ALBION PRESS THE HOUSE OF SERVICE Conscientious Union Craftsmen PRINCESS ST.

29 144 53 026 COLUMBIA PRESS COMMERCIAL PRINTERS 695 SARGENT AVE. PHONE 21 804. ROOFING WINNIPEG ROOFING COMPANY Asphalt shingles-Insul-Bric SidingBuilt up roofs -Insulation- Chimneys Built. Eavestroughing. Phone 76 007 and after hours 34 264.

998 Sargent at Wall St. STATIONERY SUPPLIES THE BLANCHARD STATIONERY CO. Ltd. Commercial Stationery and Printers. "Everything for the Office." C.

R. Bradley Co. Ltd. 360 CANADA BLDG. PHONE 28 813.

RADIO SERVICE JIM'S RADIO SERVICE 1864 Logan. Phone 21 447. SAFES LOCKSMITHS SAFES, VAULT DOORS, CASHI REGisters, keys, door checks repaired. Canadian Diebold Safe Company. TOWEL RENTAL WPG SANITARY TOWEL SUPPLY 844 Ellice Ave.

Phone 71 533. VIOLIN BOW MAKERS JAMES CROFT SON. 319 GARRY Instruments. Repairs, Accessories WATCH REPAIRS 17 SPECIALISTS, GUARANTEE watch year. Silverman's, 461 Main St.

Opp. City Hall. WASTE PAPER WINNIPEG PAPER LTD We buy waste paper. Phone 88 045 WEATHERSTRIPPING SAVE MONEY STOP DRAUGHTS DELLEY WEATHERSTRIP MFG Installed in Wpg. since 1906.

65 057 PROFESSIONAL Directory BARRISTERS MOROSNICK and SPIVAK Barristers and Solicitors 404 Time Bldg. Phone 92 905. L. D. Morosnick M.

D. Spivak "THE A FARMER." PITBLADO, HOSKIN, GRUNDY, BENNEST DRUMMOND HAY PITBLADO, HOSKIN, McEWEN ALSAKER. Barristers, Solicitors, etc. Hamilton Winnipeg, Man. ANDREWS.

ANDREWS, THORVALD. son Eggertson, 209 Bank of Nova Scotia Building. Phone 98 291. CRICHTON. McCLURE BARristers.

Solicitors. 296 Garry. 97 147. CHIROPRACTORS DR. JAMES LOVE.

408 Tribune Bldg. Phone 98 666. DR. J. DAVIDSON 844 Somerset Bldg 98 940.

DENTISTS DR. PETERS, 400 BOYD WPG Dental plates made and repaired. Fillings, bridges other dental work. MaN vour broken plates for repairs. DETECTIVE AGENCIES J.

J. THOMAS DETECTIVE SERVICE CRIMINAL INDUSTRIAL- DOMESTIC PH. 53 053 (20 Years Experience) McDonald Detective Service Ltd. Confidential Service across Canada 803 Royal Bank Bldg. Wpg.

Est. 1909 NATUROPATHS DR. HENRY HUDSON, NATUROpath Specializing in electrical treatment. Chronic arthritis, rhematism and nerves. 514 Langside St.

30 686. PHYSICIAN SURGEON DR. GRAHAM WILSON, SPECIALIST Venereal, Kidney, Prostate. Skin dis. eases; Sex problems, gland therapy; pre-marital blood tests.

208 Enderton Bldg. Hours 10 12.30; 4 Sat. 10 1. 334 Portage at Hargrave. Ph.

98 017. DR. FRANK BOYD Specialist Genito-Urinary and Skin Disease Pre-Marital Blood Testing 307 CHILD'S BLDG. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

075 DR. B. J. GINSBERG. SPECIALIST Venereal, skin Pre-marital Blood Test.

403 Child's. 95 025. Hrs. 10-8. English Batsmen Win Test Thriller DURBAN, Dec.

20 (Reuters)- In one of the most thrilling finishes ever staged in a cricket test match, England today snatched a last -minute two-wicket victory against South Africa in the first test. South Africa has been dismissed in the second innings for 219. Battling in the fading light, England scored 128 at the rate of a run-a-minute for the loss of eight wickets. In the first innings England tallied 253 and South Africa 161. Wickets tunbled before the fast bowling of 19-year-old Cuan Mc-1 Carthy, playing in his first test.

and England's score went from 49 for two to 70 for six. Then Denis Compton and Roland Jenkins gave England a fighting chance, with a seventhwicket 45. A further two wickets fell within the space of one run, but Alec Bedeer and Cliff Gladwin stayed together to give England victory. ponged attended the service. These included the Little Britain I.O.D.E the Selkirk Dickens Club, the Women's Missionary Society and Church.

Poll-bearers were: Mayor W. E. Gordon, L. G. Bishop, H.

Benson. S. Kennedy, R. Purvis and C. P.

Reid. DANIEL THOMA Word has been received of the accidental death on Sunday at Victoria, B.C., of Daniel Thoma, formerly of Morse Place, Winnipeg. Mr. Thoma had been a resident of Morse Place for over 40 years where he operated a dairy. He was very active in community affairs and was a member Fellows Lodge, Elmwood Branch.

He had resided in Winni50 years, moving to Victoria seven years ago. He is survived by his widow: a daughter, Mrs. H. Sky, B.C. WILLIAM G.

SHORT William George Short, 68, of Ste. B. Crescent Court, died Monday in Grace Hospital. Born in London, England he was a life member of the Imperial Veterans and had been with them since 1924. Mr.

Short served in the Boer War and the First World War. He is survived by widow, Alma Nellie; five sons, Wihiam Scarborough, England; Leonard England; Reginald, Lemington Spa, England; Frederick Victoria, B.C., Horace Winnipeg; five daughters, Mrs. J. Belleville, Mrs. D.

Murphy, E. Blumm Mrs. C. Driver, all or Winnipeg; Joan, at home; 26 grandchildren. Funeral service will be held at p.m.

Thursday in A. B. Gardiner Funeral Home, Rev. G. R.

Service officiating. Burial will be in Old Kildonan Cemetery. MRS. JAMES FORD Mrs. James Ford, 70, of 243 Bowman East Kildonan, died Sunday at her residence.

She was the widow of James Ford who died in 1943. Born in Trowbridge, England, Mrs. Ada Emily Ford had resided in East Kildonan for the past years. She is survived by four daughters, Miss M. Ford and Mrs.

H. Larry, both at home; W. Evans, Winnipeg; Mrs. P. Morgan, St.

Vital; seven grandchildren. Funeral service will be held 1.30 p.m. Wednesday in Mordue Bros. Funeral Home, Rev. H.

Dodgson officiating. Burial will in Elmwood Cemetery. MRS. THOMAS C. CLARKE Funeral services for Mrs.

Thomas C. Clarke, 77, of 313 Cumberland who died Sunday in Victoria Hospital, will be held at 3.30 p.m. Tuesday in Mordue Bros. Funeral Home, Canon F. W.

Goodeve officiating. Burial will be in the family plot St. John's Cathedral Cemetery. Mrs. Harriet Selby Clarke was born in Toronto and came to Winnipeg 38 years ago.

She is survived by her husband, Thomas a daughter, garet, at home; a sister, Mrs. Ellegood, Los Angeles, Calif. will be: Cecil Cotter, Charles Cuthbert, Austin Bames, I. J. Story, A Fanell Don McLean.

MRS. JOHN GRAY Mrs. John Gray, 74, late of berry, died Saturday Hospital. Funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Mordue Bros.

Funeral Home, Rev. Dr. G. Woodside officiating. Burial will be Brookside Cemetery.

Born in Ontario, Mrs. Hannah Rose Gray came to Manitoba years ago. For the past three years she had resided at Carberry, where she was a member of berry United Church and Women's Auxiliary. Prior to moving to Carberry she had been resident McGregor, six years. She was the widow John Gray.

She is survived by a son. Jack, Toronto; a daughter, Mrs. Agnes Davidson, Transcona; three grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs. Hammill, St. Petersburgh, Florida; Mrs.

J. Grady, Toronto; Mrs. Lemon, Winnipeg; Mrs. R. Evans, Vancouver; a brother, W.

Brown, Vancouver. FREDERICK GORUK Cemetery. RUDOLF SEBASTIAN Frederick Goruk (Gorrick), of 868 College died Sunday at his residence. Born in Bukovina, Rumania, he to Winnipeg 46 fames member Michael's Association. He survived widow, Margaret; two sons, John, couver; William, at home; daughters, Elsie and Lillian, both at home: five grandchildren.

Prayers will be 8.30 p.m. Wednesday in Memorial Funeral Chapel, Selkirk and Parr St. neral service will be held at 10 a Thursday in St. Michael's Church, 110 Disraeli Rev. J.

Dmytriw officiating. Burial will be in Saints Rudolf Sebastian, 67, of 611 McAdam West Kildonan, died Saturday in St. Joseph's Hospital. Born in Austria he came to Canada 37 years ago and for the past (11 years had resided in Winnipeg. He is by his widow, Amelia; William Bransurvived, don; Frederick, at home; six daughters, Mrs.

Clarence Collins, and Mrs. William Hockley, both o' Vancouver; Mrs. H. A. Stein, Flin Flon, Mrs.

Murray Mckay, Port Arthur; Mrs. John Rieger, Winnipeg; Rose, at home; six grandchildren. will be said at 8.15 p.m. Tuesday in Memorial Funeral Chapel, Selkirk and Parr St. Requiem: High Mass will be sung at 10 a.m.

Wednesday in St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, College and Andrews St. Burial will be In Holy Ghost R.C. Cemetery, JAMES BROWN James Brown, 78, of 122 Lenore died Saturday in Winnipeg. Born in Glasgow, Scotland, he came to Winnipeg 40 years ago.

He was employed by Hudson's Bay Wholesale Co. retirement in 1930. Funeral service will be held at 10.30 Tuesday in Mordue Bros. Funeral Home. Burial will be in Brookside Cemetery, MRS.

MICHAEL OSTAPOWICZ Prayers will be said at 8 p.m.. Monday in Memorial Funeral Chapel, for Mrs. Helen Ostapowicz, 60, of 816 Selkirk who died Friday in St. Joseph's Hospital. Requiem High Mass will be sung at 9 a.m.

Tuesday in St. John Cantius Church, Msgr. I. E. Zielonka will THE WINNIPEG TRIBUNE, Monday, Dec.

20, 1948 21 Smashing of Atoms Blinds Scientists NEWTON, Dec. 20 (AP)--Dr. Shields Warren, head of the Atomic Energy Commission's medical department, said Sunday several U.S. scientists are going blind as a result, apparently, of radiation from atom-smashing machines. Dr.

Warren said there are "about five" in the country and it is believed they all have been engaged in university and other research involving the use of officiate. Burial will be in All Saints Cemetery. She is survived by her husband, Michael: sons, Stanley, onto: Mickey, Frank and Tommy, all of Winnipeg; three daughters, Mrs. Roman, Mrs. N.

Derkacz and- Victoria, all of Winnipeg; two grandchildren. MRS. ALEX LUMSDEN great grandchild. MRS. JOHN CASLAKE Mrs.

Alex Lumsden, 70, of Jarvis Monday in Winnipeg General Hospital. Funeral service will be held at 1.30 p.m. Thursday in Mordue Bros. Funeral Chapel. Burial will be in side Cemetery.

She is survived by her husband, Alex; three, sons, Clark, Winnipeg; Lumsden and D. D. Lumsden, both of Winnipeg: three daughters, Mrs. P. Green, Keewatin, Mrs.

J. Dunn, Winnipeg; Dorothy, at home; seven grand- Mrs. John Caslake, 51, Ste. 6, 173 Osborne died Monday in Misericordia Hospital. Funeral service will be held at 2.45 p.m.

Thursday in Mordue Bros. Funeral Home, Rev. G. R. Service officiating.

Burial will be in Brookside Cemetery. Born in Sturgeon Falls, Mrs. Laura Caslake, came to Winnipeg 30. years ago, She is survived by her husband. John; two sons, Reginald Everett and Lawrence both of Winnipeg: two brothers, Omer and Leonard Sousie, both of Winnipeg: two sisters, Mrs.

J. Renaud, Vancouver; R. St. Amand, Sturgeon Falls; a grandchild. Ukrainians Wire Protest to U.N.

The Ukrainian Canadian Committee representing Canadian citizens of Ukrainian origin in Winnipeg, today wired a protest over Czechoslovakia's treatment of soldiers of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army Trygve secretary general tot the United Nations. The wire voiced protest against the treatment of the soldiers as common criminals. A despatch from Brataslava said the people's court had condemned to death by hanging four soldiers of the insurgent army. The committee appealed to the United Nations to take insurgent soldiers under protectorate of the U.N. and the International Red Cross and asked that the Czechoslovak government be persuaded to treat the soldiers as prisoners of war.

a sent Copies to of the the Rt. protest Hon. have Louis been St. Laurent; Rt. Hon.

N. A. Pearson, secretary for external affairs; Canadian Embassy in Prague; premier of Czechoslovakia; isek Nemac, Czechoslovakian ambassador in Ottawa; and Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, chairman of the Committee for Human Rights. SUNDERLAND, England (CP) Shipyards on the River Wear will build 38 ships by the end of 1948, totalling 177,412 tons.

Senator's Wife Dies After Long Illness KINGSTON, Dec. 20 (CP) -Mrs. Florence McKay wife of Senator W. Rupert Davies, former president of the Canadian Press and editor and publisher of the Kingston Whig-Standard, died early today after a long illness. She WAS a resident of Kingston for the last -century.

TENDERS For Addition to Central Police Station on Rupert Avenue CHRISTMAS PARTY: The Arramak Club of Winnipeg held a Christmas Party for 72 children in the Children's Hospital Saturday with acrobats and magicians taking part in the show. Here, Magician Bob Forsythe, right with back to camera, watches Alex Shore and Louise Oleynich try to disentangle themselves after he had tied their wrists together. of the parks board. COMMUNITY CENTRE OPENED: Fort Carry's first community centre, which includes the West End Community Club and the first of five sports and recreation parks in the municipality, was opened Saturday. Located on Byng Place, two blocks west of Pembina, West End centre has a clubroom, two floodlit rinks and a toboggan slide.

Taking part in the official opening were, left to right: Councillor William an Beddington, Mayor Ray Fennell, Rein Belloff, chairman of the parks board; MRS. RAFNKELL BERGSON Mrs. Rafnkell Bergson, 78, of 245 Arlington died Saturday at her residence. Funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in First Lutheran Church, Victor and Sargent Rev.

V. J. Eylands ficiating. Burial will be in Brookside Cemetery. Bardal's Funeral Chapel is in charge of arrangements.

Born in Iceland, Mrs. Sigridur Bergson Winnipeg 44 years ago. She is survived by her husband, Rafnkell; two daughters, Mrs. A. M.

MacNicholl and Mrs. A. L. Moore, both of Winnipeg: a foster daughter, Gudrun Stefanson, of Winnipeg. MRS.

RUDOLF SCHMIDTKE Mrs. Rudolf Schmiatke, 59, died Saturday at her residence, 434 Alexander Ave. Funeral will be held at 2 p.m, Wednesday in Bardal's Funeral Home, Rev. J. F.

Douglas officiating. Burial will be in Brookside Cemetery. Born in Poland, Mrs. Bertha Schmidtke came to Winnipeg 45 years ago. She is survived by her husband, Rudolf: four sons, August, and William, all of Winnipeg, Walter, Windsor; Ont; four daughters, Mrs.

L. Simkulak, Mrs. A. C. Newdell and Mrs.

A. Prawdzik, all of Winnipeg, Mrs. W. Dilworth, Ottawa. MRS.

OMER GRENON Obituary 3.30 p.m. Tuesday in the A.B. Gardiner Funeral Home, Rev. P. V.

Samson officiating. Burial will take place in Brookside Cemetery. MRS. JOHN COLTON Funeral services for Mrs. T.

John Colton, 86, who died Sunday at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. C. M. Kyle, of 783 Wolseley will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday in the B.

Gardiner Funeral Home, Rev. Dr. W. E. Donnelly officiating.

Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery. Mrs. Kathleen Ruth Colton was born in Coburg, and was the widow of T. John Colton who died in 1927. She Was a member of Young United Church for many years.

She is survived by three sons, J. R. and L. B. Colton, both of Santa Monica, M.

B. Colton, Hollywood, six daughters, Mrs. M. M. Boyd, Seattle, Mrs.

Mrs. R. Cochrane, Minneapolis; George Bauer, Chicago; Mrs. J. Smith, Mrs.

Duncan, both of Winnipeg; Mrs. D. C. M. Kyle, with whom she resided: 10 grandchildren; three great grandchildren.

LAWRENCE NORQUAY SELKIRK, Dec. 20 Funeral services for Lawrence Norquay, 62, farmer of the Cloverdale district, who was instantly killed in a highway accident at Selkirk, Friday evening, will be held at 2.30 p.m. Wednesday in St. Matthew's Church, Cloverdale, Man. Burial will be in the churchyard cemetery, Rev.

R. F. Dawson officiating. Langrill's Funeral Home, Selkirk is in charge of arrangements. Born in St.

Andrews, Mr. Norquay had lived in Cloverdale district all his life. He was the son of Thomas Norquay, former member of Parliament for Kildonan, St, Andrews, and nephew of Hon. John Norquay, former Manitoba Premier. He is survived by three brothers, John, East Kildonan; Jacob, peg; William, Cloverdale.

GORDON C. WILSON Gordon Charles Wilson, 44, died Saturday at his residence, 662 Kingsway Ave. Born in Prairie Sound, he. came to Manitoba 35 years ago, and for 10 years was employed by Swift Canadian Company. survived by his widow, Joyce; two sons, Clifford, Kimberly, B.C.

Barry, at home; a sister, Mrs. E. Kerr, Toronto. 2.15 Funeral service Tuesday will in be the held Clark at Leatherdale Funeral Home, Rev. John Anderson officiating.

Burial will Elmwood be in Cemetery. NICHOLAS MANKO Nicholas Manko, 62. of 113 Barber died Saturday in Victoria Hospital. Born in Russia he came to Winnipeg 42 years ago and was employed by the Winnipeg Water Works. He is survived by widow, Caroline; two daughters, Mrs.

G. Morrison and Olga, both of Winnipeg; a son, Peter Joseph, nipeg; grandchildren. The body will rest at the Holy Trinity Russian Greek Orthodox Church from 10 a.m. Tuesday until funeral services at 1 p.m., Tuesday. Burial will be in Assiniboine Memorial Park Cemetery.

Barker's funeral Chapel is in charge of arrangements. MRS. A. McCLELLAN SELKIRK, Dec. 18 Funeral service for Mrs.

Elizabeth Grace McClellan, 70, a former Selkirk resident, who died Sunday at her home, 678 Anderson was held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the United Church, Selkirk, Rev. E. Egilsson officiating. Burial was in the family.

plot in Little Britain cemetery. Selkirk part of her Mrs. McClellan, had resided in life and moved to Winnipeg only last week. Representatives of the various organizations to which she had be- STRICTLY BUSINESS By McFeatters 01 000 4 9 STOP An EVer Doc. M.

"I'll be glad to blow your horn for you while you try start my car!" SEALED TENDERS marked (1) "TEN. DER ADDITION TO POLICE AGE" and (2) "TENDER FOR TION TO OFFICES'! be received by the undersigned up to 4 o'clock p.m. on TUESDAY, 28th DECEMBER, 1948. PLANS and SPECIFICATIONS, instructions to bidders and further ticulars may he chtained at the office of Broadway. The lowest or any tender not the Architects, Moody and Moore, 295 necessarily accepted.

FRED E. LAW. Secretary, Board of Police Commissioners. Central Police Station, WINNIPEG. 18th December, 1948.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS Matter of the Estate of ALBERT FRANCIS DONAHUE, late the City of Winnipeg, in the Province of Manitoba, Locksmith, deceased, All claims against the estate above duly verified by statutory declaration, must be filed with the Administrator, "The Toronto General Trusts at 283 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, on or before the first day of February, A.D. 1948. DATED at the City of Winnipeg in the Province of Manitoba, this 16th day of 'December A.D. 1948. H.

P. BLACKWOOD, Solicitor for the Administrator, Toronto General Trusts Corporation." NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Matter of the Estate of ERINE EMMA TERRY, late of the City of Winnipeg, in Manitoba, Widow Thomas Franklin Terry, deceased. All claims against the above estate must be sent to the undersigned at 906 Childe Building, Winnipeg. Manitoba, on or fore the 24th day of January, 1949. DATED at the City of Winnipeg, In the of Manitoba, this 16th day December, A.D.

1948. GYLES PERCY, Solicitors tor F. Gyles, Executor. NOTICE CITY OF WINNIPEG ZONING BOARD In the matter of By-law 14832 of the City of Winnipeg, and amendments to, and land adjoining 385 Sherbrook Street on the North. Notice is hereby given that the applica.

tion of J. Cowan, on behalf of the dian Legion, Winnipeg (Man. No. 11 Branch for an order of the Zoning Board of the City of Winnipeg, varying the foot building alignment restriction, and space about buildings restrictions contain. ed in Section 601 (2) of said By-Law, now applying on land described as Lot 360 and the South half of Lot 361, Registered Plan 2359.

D.G.8. 72 St. James, to permit the construction on said lots building to used as club rooms, said building to extend to the Eastern limit of Sherbrook Street and to occupy of the site in place of permitted under said Section, will be considared by the Board at a meeting to be held in the Committee Room, City Hall, Winnipeg, on Tuesday, December 28. 1948, at 2.00 p.m. at which time and place representations both for and against the said application will be heard.

R. H. AVENT. Secretary, Zoning Board, Winnipeg City Couneil. Winnipeg.

December 15. 1048. The Original and ONLY KITCHEN BRYCE- BREAD BAKED SOLD ONLY AT YOUR GROCER'S New Personal Finance Office Open in Winnipeg Ready to Make Loans $50 to $1,000 The Personal Finance Company of Canada has opened a Winnipeg branch office provides facilities for quick, private, courteous service to all who Under office. the 2nd floor, direction 400 of Bruce Portage L. Avenue.

Thompson, The Manager, telephone this number modern 96 financial 408. make application. Loans are made employed people, married or single, in amounts from $50 to $500 for the 15-month contracts. Loans are also made from $550 to $1,000 for 20-month contracts. We make loans on a variety of plans, some with and some without secure ity, but asking any one else to sign your note something seldom quired to complete your deal.

So, if you want to Consolidate bills with only one place to pay each month fake care of needed medical and dental work Purchase a business Finance an auto with lower down payments, or get a loan on your car or any other good purpose that will be of benefit to you, just phone, write call at our office today effort and your application will be acted on quickly and we will make every to grant your request. PERSONAL FINANCE CO. OF CANADA 2nd Floor, 400 Portage Ave, Phone 96 408 Mrs. Omer Grenon, 5b, of 833 Frederic died Saturday in Misericordia Hospital. Born in St.

Norbert, she had lived in Winnipeg most of her life. She is survived by her husband, Omer; a son, John and er daughter, Atoinette, both at home; A brother, Louis Joffart, St. Norbert; a sister, Mrs. J. B.

Andre, Boniface. Prayers will be said at 8 p.m. today in Desjardins McGee Funeral Chapel, 138 Dollard Blvd. Solemn High Mass will be sung at 10.30 a.m. Tuesday in Sacred Heart Church, Winnipeg.

Burial will be in St. Norbert Cemetery. MORLEY B. PIRT Funeral services for Morley B. Pirt, 53, 742 Westminster A well known fur rancher and sportsman, who died suddenly Friday at his ranch, Assiniboine Fur Ranch, in Charleswood, will be held at 2.15 p.m.

Tuesday in the A.B. Gardiner Funeral Home, Rev. A. R. Huband officiating.

Pall will be: G. Duperow. D. Kilgour, C. D.

Lang. A. Percy, A. Stewart and R. Warriner.

E. RUTH BLACK Miss Elsie Ruth Black, of 442 Linden East Kildonan, died Saturday in St. Boniface Sanitorlum. Born 'in Kenville, she had lived in Winnipeg most of her life. Miss Black attended John Black United Church and received her education at Pence Edward and Lord Wolseley Schools in East.

Kildenan. For four years she was with the T. Eaton Company in the fur storage department. She is survived by her parents; three sisters, Mrs. Neil MacGillivray, Brancepeth, Mrs.

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