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The Winnipeg Tribune from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada • Page 30

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T.12 VINNIKS TXIg'JWI. Thur.t July 28. 1949 tt uu tOaKtnueil from "receding Page) C3 lie. 4 raw, A eond, U. LRJ tour, (arag.

Otty MM ixVt loAki have Vou 6wn Mm, hulldlna noon room. Vanoa Ctwructtoa. oiler aaaer Sua fr rtory. easiLjaaiaM. May tarate.

Apply to i wamyi Bt. v. Hiui air. riorum. 4 hOCU HOUSE.

KEWLV DEC. NEAR aar. mun eeii ai one euersT Apply 168 WortAtngton Ave l. 111. CAnOXA ST 11 rm.

hot water at with stoker, oak floors down, xra toU. in easement 40 lot, must eoM. PhoD Utl or 414. iiT END, SOUTH OF PORTAGE. rm kiuM.

9 vra old. Central heal farsee, A real buy at Phon. rldt vVATIR FVRNACt very too? buy. Apply aiur pm. 458 UOH.

TBlt, BUNGALOW. BUILT IN 1941 ,4 ROOM Macnray frOAmh. ray Art. rn. Basin or appiy lerset, SL James.

NORTH END. ROOM MOUSES UN finished attlca. down. 4 4 par nnl, Apply 409 Klldarroek St. BUNO.

r.M. tuAM. nu. 08S 844 Boyd. for sale on 1 Churchill Drl T.

Paton, raiun. LOT FOR SALI fast growing rniamii IV. in Kivervww wiw J. R. SUTHERLAND REALTORS 946 Colony St, CALL US FOR.

IDC Ph. 722491. ATION A PRICE A of our available bldg, lota. SIMPSON Cr MITCHELL S04 Part Bldg. nmjv.i 381.

RIVER AVE. NEAR CLARK 13T VlV A wonderful, lot for a block. Apply to AVENUE REALTY li Mclntvr Blk. Ph. WB8B7.

BUSINESS Directory A60IN0 MACHINES ClLCUUtWO MACHINES, Ing machines. cnrcR writers, aES check aimers. Sales At Service. PH. 34 KU.

mm 1 LI A. rv Tn A A. LLOYD CLARK CO, UlLSrNC CONTRA CTINC IT'S RE ROOFING TIME NOW V.Dent watt Mjjjf1 ROOFING PRODUCrS AND TILE SUPPLY CO. Where quality la tops and prices nre Main at Prttchard Ph. BftS 898.

SAVE 80 AND HAVE YOUR OWN your home at once; Marlon Construction offers ready made, pan ailed walla for vour assembly 8' bfr lor home; high for beach, eaoln and garages, windows doors, roofs and finishings made to your specifications. You may even build arootn at a jlme. It pays to enquire at Marlon Conatruetlon, Wpg. and (Transcona. Ph.

838 Vkcz ESTIMATES ON REPAIRS, modernising homes and change made lor duplexes. Brick, Plaster, I Cement work, Carpentering, Foundations repaired. 82 yry. experleni. Ph.

Conroy, Days 8828. NlghU 7J4aa uiuv uikrr van rot.n weather. nave your home and verandahs remodelled or new ones built Ware R. years. makk1 ini one 37 706.

iT.naoca. GENERAL CON tractor tor raising, leyeuing ana laca in 01 homes Duuaings, I nomes ouuamai. Aiiiraiiuua A repairs. Estimates in CONCRETE SIDEWALKS Made to order, IsUmates free. Phone 64388 Phone 87989.

rvWrmrrr. rrtNTR ACTOR. POUR Ing floors, sidewalks, fscktng garage. iMrandahs. Phone 86 847.

iaXcbONALD BROS. SHEET MRTAi aj ROOIing WO, 1.1a, 01 01 mix. Free eU Experienced workmanship. tunpiw tuppLin CUERTlN BROS. GUddea and Benjamin Moore Palnta Plstrlbuiors tor HEAVY DVJTTjMAtNTENANCB 368 Skat brook Bt 'Phone J38 488.

ASPHALT. SHINGLES Brlek Biding Tile flooring XsUmatea Free FURNACES Cleaned, replaced, Installed Canadian Kama Immawiiwwt Co. 847 Notre Dame Ave. Phone 34 408. kOOFTNC ASPHAl VMjm? 8 pea yw wswi AND SIDING SHINGLE MC SIDING HALT TILE FLOORING Free Estimates Phone 838 889.

Braid Builders Supply WATER AVENUE Quality and Service Since 1896 CHIMNEY IWtIP e46N CHIMNEY CLEANERS. Ph. 783 (City Dcensed) 619 Beverley. COMM. ARTISTS.

INCRAVIRS COMMERCIAL ARTISTS nPHOTO ENGRAVERS PHOTOGRAPHERS 8TEREOTYPER8 RAPID GRIP AND BATTEN LIMITED 30 VAUGHAN ST. DIAL 938 494. WESTERN ENGRAVING BUREAU 1878 Portage Ave. Phone 733 48L ind ELECTRIC REPAIRS iNSOUDATED ELECTRIC LTD. nduitrtil.

Commercial. Farm and House Wiring. Appliances and Re pairs, 1166 Portage Ave. Ph. 731 333.

CARRUTHERS electric. a Rep' PIRI INSURANCE WIRING pirs. lai Hcoit st. pn. as 097, PHONE 80 384 FOR ALL ELECTRIC al repairs.

LUSH BURKE ELECTRIC ALL TYPES ELECTRICAL REPAIRS. Tee eiumavee. rn. so ties, ENVELOPES pOiMON ENVELOPES AND tkk ten (Western) Ltd. Sneeialtv ban waxpeper printed, cellophane, glais tna.

batter wraps, etc. set up and Jr VXtOA 0ttr Insurance nuni, rnone top wemtyre shock. Evgs. 39 887. B41.

INCOME TAX SERVICE WESTERN TAX SERVICE LTD. 838 Mclntyre Blk. Phone 933 787 INSULATING 3. M. ROCKW OOD HOME iNSUtA turn.

Asbntos coverlnis H.W 1 cover. tiu.Tvn anus, ltd, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS vat 1 87 168. The body will be forwarded to Foxwarren for funeral service and burial. Bardal's Funeral Horoe Is In charge of arrangements. MRS.

JOHN SANOIN Mrs. John Sand In, formerly of Kenora, died Wednesday in Winnipeg General Hospital. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday In Bardal's Funeral Home, Rev. F.

Johnson officiating. Burial will be In Brookslde Cemetery. Born In Sweden, Mrs. Anna San din cam to Canada 45 years ago. Sh Is survived by her husband, John; two daughters, Mrs.

C. Goodlson, Brockville, Mrs. R. E. Johnson, Winnipeg.

WILLIAM IALC0V8KE. William Balcovske, 64, of Leth bridge, well known through out the west a a horse and cattle dealer, died Tuesday at Lethbridge. Mr. Belcovske was born in Winnipeg He Is survived by his widow, Leah; a son, Herbert, Lethbridge; two daughter, Mrs. Sharna Goodman, Mrs.

Claire Moacovitch, Vancouver; a granddaughter, Marcla Goodman; two brother. Jake, Lethbridge; Dave, Vancouver; a sister, Mrs. Rose Halparln Los Angeles. Funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Friday from the Chesed Shel Ernes Chapel.

tn 20 year. Balzac, the famous rrencn novelist, wrote 89 novels, in addition to play and newspaper articles. OWCI IQUIPMINT THE OFFICE SPECIALTY CO. asa uonaia at. rnon aa 888.

PAINTING CONTRACTING WINNIPEG BUILDING CLEANING uo. oeneral Contracting, painting and decorating. Phon 38 63ft thk house nnrrroRA Free estimates on all painting and remoasiiing. rnone B4 408. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINT.

ana aeroraung. ror tree esumate ill sol 930. FOR PAPER. HANGING Si PAINT. houee repairs and beach cottsgesjing.

Fh. 28 938, K. Elde. 835 Vauihan, built. Any typ 01 wora i an.

rmmt ftanlck 9 anytime. VJf. BPRTIALIZE In Jaealng Up, Levelling, AlteraUons ttMiaral ReDalrs. Etc. Call KURTZ, 501 662.

tua Your Bulldlna Supported Per manenuy by Concrete Piles. We developed the method A own Patent. BALDRY ENGINEERING CO. 848 T48. iirci a sons, for jacking.

1 levelling 01 nomw w. 4ow In buslnesa over forty APERH ANGING A PAINTING Reas. Prices. J. E.

SNELL, 83 498. PRINTIRS COLUMBIA PRESS commercial printfr 698 SARGENT AVE. PHONE 21 804. THE ALBION Plr HOUSE OF SERVICE; ConlflimHmia Imlnn Praftftmn 804 PRINCESS 8T. 39144 58038.

PRINTING AND PHOTOLlTH OTOLI CENTRAL PREAS 1 asj mcuermot Ave. ROOFING STATIONERY SUPPLIES OPTOMETRISTS 33 894. WINNIPEG ROOFING COMPANY Asphalt shingles Insul Brle Siding lUL EavMtrouvhln. Phnn tm and after hours 84 364 or 38 343. Sargent Ave, at Wall St.

998 RE ROOF A RE SIDE Free Estimates Call RAIRD'a annriNn itppt 93S Main St Ph. 86 801. SAIII ft LOCKSMITHS SAFES, VAULT DOORS, CASH REG Me, uw tun si ersiii ru. iijamiwii avirwuia putj cumpany, TOWIL RINTAL WPO. SANITARY TOWEL 8 UP PL v.o., Aiiic avc.

rnone Tdi oaa. THE BLANCHARD STATIONERY CO. Ltd. Commercial stationery and Printer. "Everything for the Office." C.

R. Bradley Co. Ltd. 360 CANADA BLDG. PHONE 38 818.

WEATHERSTRIPPIMC SAVE MONEY STOP DRAUGHTS Utr.LI WEATHERSTRIP MM. Installed in Wpg. since 1906, 68 08T PROFESSIONAL Directory IARRISTERS PITBLADO, HOSKIN. GRUNDY. BENNEST A DRUMM0ND HAY.

PITBLADO, HOSKIN, McEWEN and ALSAKER. Barristers, Solicitors, etc. Hamilton Winnipeg. Man. MOROSNICK and 8PIVAK Barristers and Solicitors 404 Time Bldg.

Phone 933 908 L. D. Morosnlck M. D. Splvak ANDREWS, ANDREWS.

THORVALD son at ceieriion. vis Banic or Nova ncoiia null tiding. Phone 938 391. 8. E.

JAEGER. BARRISTER, and Solicitor, 810 Power Bldg. CRICHTON. McCLURE A BAR nsters, solicitors. 396 Garry.

937 147. CHIROPRACTORS DR. JAMES LOVE. 908 Bclentlfie Bid. 43 Portage Cor.

Vaughan A PorUge. Ph. 938 eiSi. 844 Somerset Bldg. Phone 938 940.

DETECTIVE ACENCIES J. 4. THOMAS DETECTIVE SERVICE CRIMINAL INDUSTRIAL DOMESTIC EFFICIENT RELIABLE PH. 053 vm xears Kxpenenrei McDonald Detective Service Ltd. Confidential Service across Canada 808 Royal Bank Bldg.

Wpg. Est. 1909 NATIONAL INVESTIGATION CO, "A Complete Detective Service.1' 309 Mclntyre Block. Ph. 838 886.

DENTISTS DR. PETERS, 400 BOYD BLDG, WPG. Denial pities maae ana repairea. Filling, bridges other dental work. Mall your broken plates for repairs.

NATUROPATHS DR. HNR HUDSON, NATURO path. Electric treatment, skin disorders, arthritis, rheumatism and nerve, eie ungsioe st. ao eea. FINKLEMAN OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS KENSINGTON BUILDING 378 Portage Ave.

Phone 933 498. CHAS. A. GROBB. OPTOMEtR'Sf' 433 Somerset Bldg.

Phone 938 874. PHYSICIAN SURCE0N DR. FRANK BOYD Pre marital blood testing Oenlto Urlnary and Skin Dlseaatw 8o7 Chllda Building. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

9331178. DR. a J. OINSBURa." SPECIALIST ST. MARYS RDJL00 SpTTAGf i daughter, Mary, both at homa.

as rent, 728713 or 984084. II ROOM HOUSE. SOU ay, fully turn. Stoker, pfy. 46 Bhereroo St.

nntmt or PORT 60 It, 101. AP FULLY MDDERH nuuo. oi Spruce ltr) after 8 p.m. MRS. STKFHIN HARMS Funeral aarvket for Mr.

Staph' a Harris, 35, of 58 McDonald Ave who died wecnesaay in urace Hospital, will ba hald at a.m. Friday In Bardal'a runerai Horn. Rav. Dr. H.

B. Duckworth officiating. Burial will ba in Brook aid Cemetery. Mrs. Anna Harrle wai born In Inainger, and haa resided in' Winnipeg xor tne pen eigni years.

She la survived by her huiband. Stephen: five aona. Morris, Law rence, Gerald, Robert ana lionaia; daughter Emuy, CLIFF0RO J. MAYHKW Clifford John Mayhew. 58, ot Foxwarren, died Wednesday In Winnipeg General Hospital.

Born In London, England, he has resided at roswarren for 4a years. He la turvlved by his widow, Alma Ruby; son, Jamea and MICHAIL B0RSA Michael Bona, 78, of 617 Haney Charleswooa, died Tuesday a 1 hla residence. The body will rest In the Memorial Funeral Chapel, Selkirk Ave. and Parr St Friday evening. Funeral services will bt held at 1.30 p.m.

Saturday In Memorial Funeral Chapel, Rev. E. Eustace officiating. Burial will be in St. James Cemetery.

00RD0N COURT. Gordon Michael Court, Infant eon of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Court, of 327 Bouraet Road.

St. Boniface, died suddenly Wednesday at the family reaidenca. Graveside service will be held at 10.30 a.m. Friday In Brookslde Cemetery, Rev. Dr.

W. E. Donnelly officiating. Thomson's Funeral Home is In charge of arrangement. Women May Decide West German Vote FRANKFURT, Germany, July 28 (AP The hand that rocks the cradle may cast the decisive vote In the new West German state' parliamentary election Aug.

14. Women make up 65 per cent of the population In this war ravaged country. And If they exercise their numerical power at the poll, they can elect their own ticket. But women' leaders, discourag ed at their failure to Interest the German women in politics, are afraid the women will not make use of their political power. "German women have lost faith In political parties," said Frau Pint Pfann, leader of the women' organisation of the American sen stste of Hesse, "Consequently, they are not much Interested In politics." In an effort to awakt feminine Interest In the election, women's organizations are Inviting candidate to address their meetings.

Their leader art campaigning vigorously to women to vote regardless of party. But ao far the response has been meagre, Frau Pfanne aays. In apltt of this feminine leth argy, there probably will be quite a few women candidate for par liamentary seats and several may be elected. Both major parties the con servatlvt Christian Democratic Union and the Left Wing Social Democrat have agreed to put some women on their list of spon sored candidate. This should Insurt a few feminine victories because 40 per cent of the new parliament' mem bers will be chosen by proportional representation with the seat awarded the various parties according to the percentage they poll of the total vote.

The women elected wilt have one big Job to claim their personal interest. Tht new constitution awards women equal right with men. That means a lot of changes will have to be made in tht present German codt of civil law. U.S. Polio Coses Ahead of 1948 CHICAGO, July 38 (AP) Infan tlle paralysis cases In 1949 art running far ahead of 1944 tha second worst polio year In United States history.

An Asataiated Press survey today shewed 8,938 ease In the U.S. through July 27, with 837 pelle death. In 1944 the total for tht same date was 4,179. Totals for 1944 eventually reached 19,029, topped only by 27,383 In 1916. Tht U.S.

public health service re ported the 6,339 cases as ot July 23 this year was 38.4 per cent higher than the 4,580 reported through the same date In 1948 and 1948 was a near record year. The polio appeared to bt gaining strength with the hot weather. Figures showed 1,444 new cases during the week ending July 23. This was an Increase of 47.5 per cent over the same week ot 1948, which had 979. In 1944, there were 915 new cases tor the week ending July 27.

For tht most part the polio up surge appeared to be fairly evenly distributed over the VJS. Only scattered epidemic areas wert reported. At leatt 33 states reported a step up In the polio rate, while eight showed a decline. Nineteen state hava had more than 100 cases this year compared with only seven state above the 100 mark at tht cam time last year. Nearly two third ot the polio case were centred in nine states.

The leaders wert Texas, 1,123: California 708; Arkansas 488; Okla homa 440; New York 353; Missouri 302; Minnesota 286; Michigan 270 and Illinois 259. North Dakota officials reported no epidemic but said the state't 67 cases and four deaths are the high est on record for the date. (In Montreal Wednesday a ec ond polio death was reported with total of 49 canes. In Toronto, the total of cases is 46, almost triple the number for tht sama period last year.) Canada May Cut Nanking Embassy Venereal. Skin Pre mariur Blood ,7 Test.

Mclatyrt. raont U8 bald area of northern China, OTTAWA. July 28 (CD da's (trained relationship with tht Communist government In China may engender a reduction tn the Canadian embassy staff at Nan' king, it waa learned today. Stent also may ba taken, In con sulfation with tht United States, to evacuate from Communist ter ritory some of the 800 Canadians, American and other who decided to remain behind when evacuation plans wert mad some time ago. Of 800 Canadian residing In the war torn country, about 300 havt been evacuated.

Soma 250 art be lieved to bt (till In tht Communist' Aon 1A fee I 1 Rter Five pifts packftJ wiffi wertttwhilt savings in fashion, stapiss, drugs, man's and children's waar a full paga of Bassmanr Stors naws, basidas many mora axciting itams T. EATON rati U' Featuring Stylo, Colour and Fabric in Nov Fall Furnishings and Offering Addod Comfort and Doauty for tho Homo! i 1 WfPk DEGIHS FRIDAY, JULY 29i It's here at last! The Furniture Sale all Winnipeg homemakers have been so eagerly awaiting! Read all about the thcilling offerings' in the Eaton Flier being delivered to your home today. Eleven pages full of money saving values. 1 Everything from rugs to radios mattresses to mirrors and dozens more too numerous to mention here! Every item an outstanding buy combining good taste and good value! Check your home needs! Be down to Eaton's early for the first day of this.thrill ing August Furniture and Housefurnishings Sale! tfbia Lriioir alco EbcEadoa Ftivo Pccjos GSusag rJoiva cS Store Uide $19 IFeatoirGS that warrant door epaning aitantion! Raad about tham in your Fliai than ba on hand aarly to sharo in tho wondar ful monay saving offerings, Friday. Bin Air wM 6 On EATON'S Main, Fourth and Fifth Floors and the Basement Store When the mercury hits ninety or thereabouts outdoors, you can stay cool as a cucumber whib shopping on the Main, Fourth and Fifth Floors and tht Basement Store at EatWs! Every minute 72,000 cubic feet of fresh air, washed and chilled, is piped i nto the Main Floor while 1 00,000 cubic feet of air is piped, in the same manner, into the Fourth and Fifth Floors.

The air conditioninf in the Basement Stort is fresh air, washed and cooled with 125,000 cubic ftt being piped in per minute! Beat the Summer heat and shop in cool comfort on Eaton's air conditioned floors! ffonon Drivoro Annrcciato to Parking Lot Wa looked ovtr tht Woman's Car Parking Lai this wttk ui to saa how tho now systom is oporating. It's raally quita fascinating. As most aooplo know, tho Ut is diroctly opposite tho Storo on Hargravo Stroot. oxtonding back to Carlton Stroot. Women drivers ontor tho Lot by tho North Carlton ontranco and drivo to tho Parking Station fronting Hargravo Stroot, whoro thoy got a motal disc indicating a parking number.

That all. An Eaton attendant drives the car to the designated space and tho customer steps across Hargravo Street to tho Storo. On completing her shopping tho customer returns to tho Parking Station and hands her check to an attendant who brings the carte tho Station driveway all ready for a speedy exit via tho South Cats on Carlton Street. In tho Station there are comfortable chairs for waiting and a parcel room for safe keeping of parcels which may bo sent from the Storo for a pickup. An added Interesting feature a feud speaker system which reaches any pat of the Lot and enable attendants to communicate with one another.

One attendant may have u8t completed parking a car in Space No. 51; for instanco, only to be advised by loud speaker to bring "In No. 60 which is nearby, the owner having arrived moment previously. Speedy service is thus effected. There is ample parking space for ordinary needs, lut on days such as tho Storo Sirthday recently ft is taxed to capacity; indeed on that day tho garage was used to accommodate tho overflow.

Attendants are uniformed and are readily Identified; ft seems also to be the prevailing opinion that they are most courteous and efficient. Tho public it reminded that this Parking Lot is for cars operated by women drivers only. Women are asked to drive direct to the Station. Do not attempt to park your car yourself. And no longer, at formerly, is ft possible to leave your car at tho Hargravo Stroot door.

Our car attendants are all concentrated in tho Parking Lot itself and, with tho co operation of driven, are prepared to give tho best service. Storo Will CIogo Saturday at 12.30 and Romain Closed All Day Monday August 1st fpr Civic Holiday. Ro oponlnc Tuoaday at 9 o'clock EATON'S Storo Hours: 9 a.m. until 5 p.m., including Wadnasday. Closing st 12.30 Saturday.

MITC9 To Call EATON'S DUI 3 2 5.

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