The Winnipeg Tribune from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada • Page 23

1. A of HOUSES FOR 193 HOUSES FOR SALE (Continued from Preceding Page) (Continued from Preceding Column) SIMONITE HOMES KINGSTON ROW This dignifield cared for home will appeal to the average business man with family, 5 good rms. and bath, with heated sun rm. down. 2 finished bd.

rms. with plumbing roughed in for extra bath rm. upstairs. firs. E.F.P.

H.W.H. Garage. Good lot, nicely treed. $8,500. For permission to inspect call Mr.

Cottrill evgs. ph. 205 272. RIVER HEIGHTS 5 rm. bungalow, centre hall.

location Fenced. Garage with overhead doors. Central F.A.H, $8,750, terms. Poss. January.

Call Mr. Martin evgs, ph. 404 270. SOUTH OF PORTAGE Overlooking golf-course. Nice 5 rm.

home with good lot and garage. Screened verandah. O.F.P. In L.R. Nice mod.

kitchen with ample cupboards, Taxes $95. Priced at $6,500. for quick sale. Call Mr. Pirt evgs, ph.

63 445 on this. RIVER HEIGHTS Cordova Ave. Close to Park. 6 centre hall plan. Fully modern nice family home, reasonable terms.

N.H.A. $12,000. Poss. arranged. For appointment call Mr.

Minhinnick evgs. ph. 401 651, FT. 3 ROUGE lge. Bd.

Rms. Close and to bath Osborne, up. 00-1 rms. down. Unfinished rm.

in attic. H.W.F. Full basement, stoker, H.W.H. Garage, Priced to sell. Call Mr.

Warren evgs. ph. 209 406. ASHBURN ST. 6 rm.

bungalow, well located, Ige. L.R. 22x6x9.6, good size kitchen, den a and 3 bd. rms. H.A.H.

Wired garage at rear. Price $6,500. Call Mr. Mollard days 925 411. LIVE RENT FREE: In lower 6 rm.

ste. Upstairs ste. will pay expenses. Two self-contained suites. Automatic F.A.

Heat. Only $8,500, with $2,500 cash down. For particulars call Mr. Cottrill evgs. ph.

205 272. NORTH WINNIPEG: Near McGregor, 4 rm. F.M. bungalow, 3 yrs. old.

Newdecorated, side hall, very modern kitchen, Ige. L.R.., 2 Ed. Rms. Good fir. H.A.H.

Garage. Lot landscaped and back is fenced. Early possession. $7,800. Call Mr.

Simpson evgs. ph. 404 819. C. E.

SIMONITE LTD. Realtors Members Winnipeg Real Estate Board Insurance Property Management. 806 Childs Bldg. Ph. 925 411.

GARDEN ROAD, JAMES $9900 under Semi-bungalow, construction bought and he finisned to the present owners extra specifications. Five rooms on the main floor, upstairs one bedroom completed and one semi-completed, also extra wash basin. Broadloom wall to wall carpet in the living room, and dining room. Bay window with seat in the attractively decorated living room and dining room with 7 4" alcove. Forced air conditioned pralines system, basement well for recreation room if desired.

Landscaped lot, and situated in an Ideal location to both Catholic and high schools, transportation within one block. Low taxes and a minimum of traffic through the Crescents. Well worth your inquiry and inspection call the agents. CRESCENTWOOD DISTRICT OFFERS requested on family this home, owned by the original owners and always well maintained. Accommodation found in in the spacious well room built home of years gone by.

Living room 13x27, with an open fireplace, beautiful dining rm. 14.6x16.6, adjoining breakfast room and modernized kitchen. Second floor contains three immense bedrooms and den with fireplace recently modernized bathroom to present day standards. The attic 1s something seldom seen, finished playroom 18x23.6 and extra bedroom 10.3x19.6. water central heating at most reasonable cost st (fully Insulated).

Hot Owner can give December reasonable possession and consider A cash payment, balance monthly. PETER CO. D. CURRY LTD Curry Building 926 355 Evga. Mr.

Elders 404 801 ST. BONIFACE 7 rm. home. L.R., D.R., 1 bedrm. and bathrm.

down. 3 rms. and bathrm. up. Glazed verandah.

Good cond. Immed. poss. $5,000. EVG.

TEL. 34 642 or 41 496. ST. PIERRE, Man. 8 rm.

storey frome home. Full bsmt. Hot air ht. Wired for light, Taxes $38. Located on St.

Jean EVGS. Phone 41 496. IMMED POSS. Arnold East-Attractive 4 rm. mod.

bung. with extra room in basement. Hwd. firs. mod.

kit. Recess bath. Hot air with stoker. Garage. 40' lot.

$6,800. Phone Hutton EVG. TEL. 41 321. POLSON AVE.

near Andrews 6 rmd. house, A F.M. Good cond. Garage. $5,500.

Quick action required. Should sell overnight. Radomsky EVG. TEL. 592 683.

GALLAGHER AVE. Weston, 4 rms. sink toilet. $1,700 with $800 cash. Bal.

arrgd. Poss. 2 weeks. Davidson EVG. TEL.

26 002. Argue Bros. Ltd. 208 AVENUE BUILDING TELEPHONE 927 291 Member Winnipeg Real Estate Board. NORWOOD BUNGALOW A really smart bungalow, 4 well arranged rooms, built of select pre-war materials, including fine polished oak floors.

Large recreation room in basement. Landscaped lot 48x120 with good gar. A worthwhile buy around $8,300. For further details call Mr. Ridyard 928 248.

Evgs. 41 630. 348 -384 CONWAY 4 RMS. UNFINISH ed attic, oak F.A.H. stoker.

Rock wool insulated, various plans to choose from. Price from $7,850 $8.450. Also 1-2 stores 6 rm house, $9,400. These homes are nearing completion and possession may be had before Xmas. Ph.

O. Peterson, 983 Arlington. 23 750. RIVERVIEW DISTRICT In need of larger home, forced to sell new 4 rm. stucco, fully modern bungalow.

Centre hall plan, Venetian blinds, shower and extras. 50 ft. lot, landscaped, clothes poles. Priced $7.900. Good cash payment.

Imm. poss. 70 Ashland. RIVERVIEW CLARE AVE. Now being completed lovely storey bungalow, stairs to unfinished attic.

Centre hall plan. Has all latest features, close to transportation and shopping district. Low cash payment, balance like rent. Ph. 203 153.

INGERSOLL Near Sargent. Nice bungalow; centre hall; 5 large rooms and bath, hardwood. Good buy $5,900 with $2.500 cash. To view and buy phone 927 125 or 33 004. ASHBURN 5 rms.

and den which includes 3 bed rms. Glazed sun pch. H.A.H. Garage, lot 50x110. Close to school and bus.

$2,950. Cash bal. by mtg. at 4 per cent, Immed. poss.

225, evgs. 44 381. IMM. POSS. AND 1224 ASHBURN Oak firs.

F.A.H. Rock wool insulated. $8,100 and $7,900 respectively. $2.000 cash, balance arranged. Discount for cash to mortgage.

O. Peterson, 983 Arlington, 23 750. OUR -SATISFIED CUSTOMERS PAINTING DECORATING J. L. BINGHAM CO.

214 Sherorooke St. Ph. 84 140. $750 CASH DOWN Clare Ave. Fort Rouge.

New 4 unfinished room attic. bungalow, Forced with stairway Poss. Feb. 1st. Call 928 386 or 728 953.

$6,000 HALF CASH, SIX ROOM oil burner hardwood floors throughout, immediate possession. Fort Rouge district, leave elec. stove if wanted. Phone 48 440 mornings or evenings. (Continued on Next Column) BUILDING.

CONTRACTING FREE ESTIMATES ON REPAIRS modernizing nomes and changes made duplexes. Brick. Plaster Cement work, Carpentering. Foundstie repaired. 32 vre experience Ph Conroy, Days 29 528.

Nights 724 822 MARK MIGNACCA, GENERAL CONtractor for raising, levelling and jacklowing of repairs. homes, Estimates buildings. free. 51 Alterations 553. Your Building Supported Permanent.y by Concrete Piles We developed tne method own the Patent BALDRY ENGINEERING CO.

923 746. R. LITZ SONS. FOR TACKING raising levelling of homes warehouses Now in business over forts years. Phone :7 706.

BUILDERS' SUPPLIES OAK FLOORING 2'1 2' ft. long clear grade oak flooring $217 per M. the top grade in oak flooring. It is This makes an excellent flour, being well machined and end matched. 11" No.

1 common oak flooring $176 per shorts, lengths averaging 14 ft. $145.50 per We have large of ether grades and sizes in variety. Information will be given on request. 6" cedar level siding, lengths from 2 to 7 ft. long $35 per M.

It in need ot any kind of building material, write, phone or call in to see us. C. HUEBERT LTD. Phone 927 159. Phone 927 174.

5 Point Douglas Ave, ROOFING AND SIDING ASPHALT SHINGLES INSUL-BRIC SIDING ASPHALT TILE FLOORING Free Estimates Phone 925 559. Braid Builders Supply WATER AVENUE Quality and Service Since 1898 ASPHALT SHINGLES Brick Siding Free" flooring Estimates FURNACES Cleaned, replaced, installed Canadian Home Improvement Co. 347 Noure Dame Ave. Phone 24 403 USED DOOMS. WINDOWS, CHAPCO Wrecking salvage.

501 541 802 Archibald St. Boniface. I ROOFING WINNIPEG ROOFING COMPANY Asphalt shingles-Insul-Bric SidingBulit roofs- -Chimneys Built. Eavestrougning. Phone and after hours 34 264 or 28 242.

998 Sargent at Wail St. SAFES LOCKSMITHS SAFES, VAULT DOORS, CASH REGisters, checks repaired. Canadiar Diebold Safe Company. STATIONERY SUPPLIES G. R.

Bradley Co. Ltd. 306 CANADA BLDG. PHONE 28 813 THE BLANCHARD STATIONERY CO. Ltd.

Commercial Stationery and Printers. "Everything for the WEATHERSTRIPPING SAVE MONEY STOP DRAUGHTS DEELY WEATHERSTRIP MFG. Instalied in Wpg. since 1906. 65 057 PROFESSIONAL Directory CHIROPRACTORS DR.

JAMES LOVE. 209 Scientific Bldg. Portage Cor. Vaughan Portage. Ph.

928 666. DR. J. L. DAVIDSON 544 Sumerset Bldg.

Phone 928 940. BARRISTERS PITBLADO, HOSKIN, GRUNDY, BENNEST DRUMMOND-HAY. PITBLADO, HOSKIN, McEWEN and ALSAKER. Barristers, Solicitors, etc. Hamilton Winnipeg, Man.

MOROSNICK SPIVAK 404 Time Phone 926 581 L. D. Morosnick M. Spivak ANDREWS, ANDREWS, THORVALDson Eggertson. 209 Bank of Nova Scotia Building Phone 928 291.

CRICHTON, McCLURE CO. risters, Solicitors. 296 Garry. 927 147. S.

E. JAEGER, BARRISTER AND Solicitor. 310 Power Bldg. Ph. 928 051.

DENTISTS DR. PETERS. 400 BOYD WPG. plates made and repaired Fillings, bridges, other dental work. Mall your broken plates for repairs.

DETECTIVE AGENCIES J. J. THOMAS DETECTIVE SERVICE CRIMINAL INDUSTRIAL DOMESTIC EFFICIENT-RELIABLE 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 in Electrical Treatment. 514 Langside St. Phone 30 686. OPTOMETRISTS FINKLEMAN OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS KENSINGTON BUILDING 275 Portage Ave. Phone 922 496.

ALBERT S. WENER, B.Sc. 411 BOYD BLDG. PH. 926 032.

CHAS. Sumerset A. GRUBB. OPTOMETR'ST 433 Bldg. Phone 928 874.

PHYSICIAN SURGEON DR. GRAHAM WILSON. SPECIALIST. Sex diseases and problems; gland therapy; prostate: pre-marital blood test. Office 208.

334 Portage. Hours 10 to 12:30. 4 to 6. Sat. 10 to 1.

928 017. DR. FRANK BOYD Pre-marital blood testing Genito-Urinary Childs and Skin Diseases Building 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 923 075.

DR. B. J. GINSBURG. SPECIALIST Venereal, Skin Pre-marital Blood l'est 219 McIntyre Phone 925 025 Church Welcomes 60 New Members Increased membership in Augustine United Church was noted Sunday by Rev.

George Service, minister. The church welcomed 60 new members Sunday morning bringing the total new members for the past two years up to 545. Among those who transferred from out of the city were Hon. and F. C.

Bell from McCauley; S. H. Calvert, Moosamin; Mrs. Mrs. M.

Tyndale, Calgary; Mr. and Mrs. F. Smithand Miss Joy Smith from Brandon; Mrs. N.

Munn, Edmonton; Mr. and Mrs. Bradbury and Miss Betty Lou McKillop G. McKillop from Moose Jaw and Mr. and Mrs.

Ross Mallaber, Monttreal. Manitoba Teachers Rap Training Plan Opposition to a proposed teacher. training scheme was expressed in a telegram Friday to the Ontaric royal commission on education by the Manitoba Teacher's Society. Suggestion of the Ontario commission to take students from Grade 11 level if necessary to fit them for teaching, providing loans and shortening training, was termed a "make-shift" program. "Standards must be maintained for the sake of our future citizens.

If salaries, working and living conditions were adequate, there would be no shortage of teachers anywhere in Canada" was their retort. The local teacher's organization suggested "militant action" by teachers and interested organizations across Canada against emergency training. The commission has forecast a shortage of 8,000 teachers in Ontario alone during the next 10 years. Mr. Justice J.

H. Hope heads the commission. STRICTLY BUSINESS by McFeatters M- Dude Trutlins 90 122 ate Pleat is chief designer for the Ajax Wallpaper Company!" Obituary MRS. WILLIAM MATHESON Mrs. William Matheson, 70, died Sunday at her residence, 178 Lansdowne Ave.

Funeral services will be held at 2.15 p.m. Wednesday Clark Leatherdale's Funeral Home, Rev. J. E. Stewart officiating.

Burial will be in Old Kildonan Cemetery. Born in Collingwood, Mrs. Christina Matheson came to Winnipeg member 39 years ago. She was a of St. Giles Church and Orange Lodge L.O.B.A.

133. She is survived by her William; a son, Norman, Winnipeg; two brothers, George Morrison, Los Angeles; R. J. Morrison, Winnipeg; sisters, Mrs. Harold Lloyd, Victoria; Mrs.

R. D. McMillan and Mrs. A. Matheson, both of Vancouver.

MRS. H. W. LUMSDEN Mrs. H.

W. Lumsden, 68, longtime resident of Elmwood, died Sunday in Winnipeg General Hospital. She resided at 192 Chalmers Ave. Born in Scotland, Mrs. Annie Lumsden came to Canada 50 years ago and has resided in Elmwood for the past 41 years.

She was the widow of Harry W. Lumsden. She is survived by five sons, William, Stuart, Frank, John and Leonard, all of Winnipeg; two daughters, Mrs. Reg. J.

Jones and Mrs. E. W. Algate, both of Winnipeg; 13 grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. W.

McLuskie, Long Beach, Mrs. David Wallace, to. MRS. K. T.

KNUDSON Mrs. K. T. Knudson, 66, of 418 Simcoe died Saturday at her residence. Funeral services will be held at 1.30 p.m.

Tuesday in Mordue Bros. Funeral Home, Rev. P. M. Petursson officiating.

Burial will be In Brookside Cemetery. Born i in Gyesben, Denmark, Mrs. Johanna Knudsen came to Winnipeg 40 years ago. She is survived by her husband, Knud Thomsen Knudsen; five sons, Christian, Ejnar, Elos and Norman, all of Winnipeg; Alf, Headingly Mines, B.C.; live daughters, Mrs. Helen Franklin, Nora Brown, Mrs.

Pearl Anderson, and Mrs. Eleanor. hom; Callow, 17 all of grandchildren. Winnipeg; MRS. RUDOLPH SIKORSKI Prayers for Mrs.

Rudolph Sikorski, 57 of Ste. 5 Derby Court, who died Friday in St. Joseph's Hospital, will be said at 8 p.m. Monday in Barker's Home. Requiem High Mass sung at 9 a.m.

Tuesday in Holy Ghost Church. Burial will be in Holy Ghost Cemetery. Mrs. Rose Sikorski was born in Austria and came to Winnipeg in 1909. She is survived by her husband, Rudolph; two daughters, Mrs.

F. W. Robbie and Mrs. Joan Scraba, both of Winnipeg; two grandchildren. MYLON ZAPISOCKI.

Mylon Zapisocki, 76, died Friday at his residence, 57 Disraeli St. Born in Austria, he came to Winnipeg 38 years ago. He is survived by a son, William. Prayers will be said at 8 p.m. Monday in Kerr's Funeral Chapel, 120 Adelaide St.

Requiem High Mass will be sung at 9.30 a.m. Tuesday in St. Vladimir and Olga Church, Stella and McGregor St. Burial will be in All Saints Cemetery. MRS.

E. G. BIRCH Mrs. E. G.

Birch, 78, died Sunday at her residence 1161 Ashburn St. Funeral services will be held at 3.30 p.m. Tuesday in Clark erdale's Funeral Home, Major W. Lorimer officiating. Burial will bel in Brookside Cemetery, Born in England, Mrs.

Birch came to Canada 38 years ago. She was the widow of Edward Birch, who died in 1938. She is survived by a son, H. Birch, Winnipeg; five daughters, Mrs. H.

R. Hutchinson, York, Mrs. W. Rayner, AnderJ. Mrs.

L. son, all of Winnipeg; Mrs. P. Wass, Ottawa: A brother, H. Andrews, Vinnipeg.

FREDERICK PRATT Frederick Pratt, 78, of 1481 Ross died Sunday in Deer Lodge Military Hospital. Born in London, England, he came to Manitoba 45 years ago. He was a painter with the dian Pacific Railway for 35 years, retiring in April 1939. He is survived by his widow, May Dorothy, Funeral services will be held at 1.30 p.m. Wednesday in Mordue Bros.

Funeral Home, Rev. F. J. Ison officiating. Burial will be in tery." military plot, Brookside Ceme- JOSEPH L.

BOYD Joseph L. Boyd, 79, of 279 Toronto died Sunday at his residence. Funeral services will be held at 4 p.m. Wednesday in Mordue Bros. Funeral Home.

The body will be forwarded to Regina, for final rites and burial. Born in Port Hope, he resided in Winnipeg for 18 years. He was a retired landscape gardener. He is survived by his widow, Jean. Polish Patriots Honor Chopin in Sunday Recital Polish patriots, comprising members of the Society of Polish (Stowarzyszenie Polskich) Kombatantow) paid home to the great Polish composer, Frederic, Chopin by presenting an entire recital of Chopin's compositions Sunday evening.

Despite heavy snow and blizzard, St. John Cantius hall, Arlington and Mountain was almost filled to capacity for the event. The program was given in an a appropriately intimate setting, representative of a music room in a Polish home, with paintings of the composer and of his birth place placed over the fire-place. In this atmospheric setting, Mrs. R.

Janicki acted as commentator. Seated on the stage, she read a script, revealing details of the life and works of the composer, while young pianists and violinists moved on and off the stage, interrupting the narrative to illustrate in performance varied phases of Chopin's career. In a few introductory remarks, Mr. Synowiecki, former Polish consul in Winnipeg, paid tribute to the of Chopin. are not only paying tribute to the memory of a great artist a great Polish patriot," he declared.

"In spite of the fact that Chopin lived for 8 great many years in France, he never forgot his homeland and all his works are indicative of his native soil. On this day, as throughout the world this year, Polish patriots are celebrating the 100th anniversary of his death." The musical program was opened by Henrietta Gura, year -old pianist, who showed great promise in her sensitive performance of the Waltz in A flat. Helen Borowski played three mazurkas, showing fine sense of rhythm especially in her playing of the Op. 68, No. 3 study.

Frances Kagan played the Waltz, Op. 69, No. 2, two preludes and the Nocturne Op. 37, No. 2.

Best performances were given by Alina Drinski, young D.P., whose playing of the Revolutionary Etude and Fantasie Impromptu won unusual acclaim and she was the recipient of a lovely floral tribute. Another sensitive performance was that of Rosalie Xelonka, who played the Waltz Op. 10, and Nocturne in flat. Stewart Thomson was accompanist. One of the paintings on display was that of the birthplace of Chopin, which was painted by Mrs.

Eugenia Greinert. It shows Chopin's home at Zelazowa-Wola, 60 miles from Warsaw. Other works by Mrs. Greinert were on display recently at the No-Jury Art show. Her brother, Zygmunt Greinert, painted the frescoes on the ceiling in Chopin's birthplace, in 1939.

home is now a museum and visited by thousands annually S. R. M. MRS. J.

G. CORY Widow of Judge, Mrs. J. Cory Dies Mrs. J.

G. Cory, widow of Judge G. Cory, died suddenly Sunday lat Crescent. her residence, Born in 111 Miami, Wellington she came to Winnipeg in 1921. During long residence in Winnipeg, Mrs.

Georgina Mabel Cory was active in golf, bowling and curling. She was past president of the Ladies' Canadian Golf Association, as representative of Elmhurst Gold Club. Mrs. Cory was also president of St. Agnes Guild of Hospital.

Her G. Cory, of County Court, Winnipeg, died in November, 1948. She is survived by two, sisters, Mrs. R. C.

McLean, Fort Frances, Mrs. M. B. Anderson, Winnipeg; a brother, Fred Bird, Tampa, Florida. Funeral services will be held at 2.15 p.m., Wednesday in Holy TrinChurch, Canon S.

H. Brownlee will officiate, assisted by Dean J. 0. Anderson, Burial will be in the family plot, St. John's Cathedral Cemetery, A.

B. Gardiner Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Pall-bearers will be Thomas Creery, Jack Anderson, Clayton Anderson, W. L. Morton, K.

L. Morton and S. W. Shepherd. LOUIS A.

VOURIOT Louis Avila Vouriot, 45, of 368 Des Meurons St. Boniface, died Sunday in Deer Lodge Hospital. Funeral services will be held at 9.30 a.m., Wednesday in St. Boniface Basilique. Burial will in St.

Boniface Cemetery, P. Coutu's Funeral Chapel is in charge of arrangements. Independent Taste Here, Says Briton United States influence in on taste in textiles is seen less western than eastern Canada, says Stanley Holland, British textiles executive, has just completed a sales tour of the west. "People in the west have their own opinions," he told The Tribune in Sunday. buyers in both sections of the country showed appreciation of British, goods, he found.

It was "one most successful" trips he had made for his firm in ada. He was at the Royal Alexandra Hotel. THE WINNIPEG TRIBUNE, Paper Says "Boycotts LONDON, Dec. 12 (AP)-Only, an unofficial ban by the Royal Family, says the Sunday Pictorial, is keeping the Duke of Windsor an outcast from the nation to which he wholeheartedly dedicated so much of his life." The widely-circulated tabloid weekly says the boycotting of former King Edward VIII arose "from the ostracism of his wife," the American-born divorcee for whom Edward left his throne. Indicating Queen Elizabeth, was factor in the royal on Dec.

12, 1949 23 DAILY SELECTIONS Sharpe Blvd. $9,300.00 Five room, central hall plan with finished attic. Forced air heat, taxes. All fully modern and worth while looking at. Kingston Row $8,500.00 Five rooms down and three up.

Stucco, storey an half bungalow. Hot water heat. It's a house that's well worth while investigating and only $8,500. River Heights Just one bloack off Jackson bus line, four rooms, centre hall plan, all rooms are larger than average, Breakfast nook in kitchen. Forced air heat.

Garage. Landscape, rear lot fenced. Only $7,500 with Immediate possession. Tel. Mr.

Freisen 208 754. Duplex Very good opportunity. Two 5 room self contained suites. Excellent condition. Hot water heat.

Bin fed stoker. Garage, Taxes $179. Revenue $130. Portage South Price $9,900. River Heights Nice room bungalow on Campbell St.

Stucco. Partly finished recreation room. Garage. Immediate possession. Between Haskins and Jackson.

A good buy at $7,500. 6 room bungalow, 3 bedrooms and den. Garage. New roof. 50' lot, Heating $84.

Good condition. Price $6,500. Tel. Mr. Dixon 36 884.

Oldfield. Kirby Gardner Limited MEMBER WINNIPEG REAL ESTATE BOARD. 234 Portage Ave. Tel. 923 371.

FRANK SIMONITE CO. LANSDOWNE AVE. West of Salter St, 4 room modern bungalow unfinished attic for 2 future rooms Large lot landscaped and fenced $8,300 Terms. Phone 592 125 nite or day, Mr. McCool.

HENDERSON H-WAY EAST KILdonan. 5 modern bungalow with garage attached. Beautifully landscaped fenced. $7,650. Terms.

Call 592 125 nite or day. Mr. McCool. YOU MAKE NO MISTAKE when you buy one of these: 6 rooms, garage, Arnold Ave. $5.950.

5 rooms, Brandon Ave. $3,500. rooms, Ashland Ave. $7,600. Terms available, phone Fred Luce evgs.

593 524. NORWOOD 10 rm. revenue bearing, location, $11,000. ST. BONIFACE 6 rm.

central location, A-1 condition. $6,500. ST. VITAL 4 rm. F.M.

close in. Low taxes, $4.950. Call Mr. Desjardins evgs. 201 872.

RIVER Would you like a 6 room 2 storey home with extra room in basement? If so call Watson Swall evgs. 63 751. DEER, LODGE. old. $6,800.

Fine stucco bungalow Large living room -mod. kitchen, 2 nice sized bedrooms, splendid basement. 50' lot select H.W.H. district. A grand opportunity in a $2,200.

Cash down. Call Mr. Everson evgs. 207 212. WILLIAM AT ARLINGTON 8 room 2 storey stucco home, full stone basement.

Suitable for revenue. Immed. poss. Garage, Price $5,150. Call Mr.

Twamley evgs. 725 322. FRANK SIMONITE CO. Member Winnipeg Real Estate Board. 403 Time Bldg.

Phones 926 179-0. E. KILDONAN, 4 RM. HOUSE WIRED for Stone. H.

and C. water. Linos and heaters incl. Clear title. Gar.

Close to school and car. $2,500. Owner 535 Jamieson, E. K. $800 Cash $35 Per Month New homes.

Deer Lodge, St. Vital, and East Kildonan. Call 928 386 or 728 953. CLONARD 5 FULL PLUMBIng, stove heat, 75 ft. lot.

Only $4,350 with $1,500 cash. Ph. 928 711. Evgs. 722 232.

YOUNG ST. DOUBLE HOUSE, 6 RMS. each, fully modern $1,000 cash down. Price $6,250. Immed.

poss. Call 928 386 or 728 953. OWENA ST. 6 ROOMS SEWER water, immed. poss.

Easy terms, ph. 928 386 or 728 953. 94 LOTS FOR SALE St. Vital Acre Lots. Arden Ave.

Close in just W. of St. Mary's Road, one 175 x223' treed and one prairie, 175'x237' on good gravel road. Choice building sites, for or 4 houses, close to bus, bargain, Apply to Box No. 376 Tribune.

GOOD CORNER LOT, with small bldg. Price $1,300. with $500 cash. 722 491. BUSINESS Directory ADDING MACHINES CALCULATING MACHINES, ADDing machines, check writers, check signers.

Sales Service. Ph. 24 621. A LLOYD CLARK LTD. CHIMNEY SWEEP ROBSON CHIMNEY CLEANERS.

Ph. 29 732 (City Licensed) 619 Beverley. COMM. ARTISTS, ENGRAVERS COMMERCIAL ARTISTS PHOTO ENGRAVERS PHOTOGRAPHERS STEREOTYPERS RAPID GRIP AND BATTEN LIMITED 290 VAUGHAN ST. DIAL 923 494.

WESTERN ENGRAVING BUREAU 1375 Portage Ave. Phone 722 481. ELECTRIC REPAIRS CARRUTHERS ELECTRIC. WIRING Repairs. 131 Scott St.

Ph. 43 537. PHONE 30 364 FOR ALL al repairs. LUSH BURKE ELECTRIC FIRE INSURANCE Fire, Auto and Other Insurance F. S.

MONETA. Phone 929 387. 313 McIntyre Block. Evgs. 49 796.

INCOME TAX SERVICE WESTERN TAX SERVICE 526 McIntyre Blk. Phone 5437. INSULATING J. M. ROCK WOOL -HOME tion.

Asbestos coverings H.W. tank covers. HILTON BROS. LTD. 87 168.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS MUSICAL SUPPLIES WHOLESALE GEO. W. PAUL SON. Galt Building Musical Strings, Parts, Repairs. 80 879.

OFFICE EQUIPMENT THE OFFICE SPECIALTY MFG. CO. Ltd. 358 Donald St. Phone 22 988.

PAINTING CONTRACTING PAPERHANGING PAINTING DONE at reasonable cost. Expert work, ph. 63 445. WINNIPEG BUILDING CLEANING Co. General Contracting, painting and decorating.

Phone 28 639. ing end decorating. free estimate INTERIOR OR AND EATERIOR PAINTcall 501 930. PRINTERS COLUMBIA PRESS COMMERCIAL PRINTERS 695 SARGENT AVE. PHONE 21 804.

THE ALBION PRESS THE HOUSE OF SERVICE Conscientious Union Craftsmen 5015 PRINCESS ST. 29 144 53 J26 PRINTING A AND PHOTOLITH CENTRAL PRESS LTD. 632 McDermot Ave Ph. 23 334 TOWEL RENTAL WPG. SANITARY TOWEL SUPPLY I 844 Ave.

Phone 721 533. Queen Windsor the Windsors, the Pictorial says when the Duke visited his broth. er, the King, last week at Buck. ingham Palace, "just before he arrived the Queen went out to attend an art exhibition." The article adds: "Rarely since the abdication has the Queen met brother-in-law on his visits here. Only once has he been visited at Sunningdale (where the Windsors stay they visit England) by Princess Elizabeth, for whom he has great regard.

He has not seen Princess Margaret since she was a child of six." Alberta Brief Hits B.C. Freight Favors MRS. MAXWELL SANDERSON Mrs. Maxwell Sanderson, 78, Maxwell Sanderson and mother of Mrs. Sutherland, 480 Ash died Sunday in Misericordia Hospital.

She has resided in Winnipeg for 32 years. Funeral services will be held at 2.30 p.m. Tuesday in Thomson's Funeral Home, Rev. J. L.

MeInnis officiating. Burial will be in the family plot, Elmwood Cemetery. GEORGE E. STENSON Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. Monday in Clark Leatherdale's Funeral Home, for George Edward Stenson, 69, of 785 Beverley who died Friday in Winnipeg General Hospital.

Rev. Dr. W. E. Donnelly officiated.

Burial took place in Brookside Cemetery. Mr. Stenson was born in England and came to Canada 45 years ago. He was employed with Brown and Rutherford prior to his retirement 22 years ago. He is survived by his widow, Eva; five sons, Stanley, Charleswood; Maurice, and Cyril, both of Calgary; Harold, Regina; Wilfred, Winnipeg; five daughters, Mrs.

E. Bulman, Beausejour, Mrs. A. Sharpe, Mrs. I.

Stenson and M. Jackson, all of Winnipeg; Mrs. W. Bulman, Lydiatt, Man. OLAF A.

JOHNSON Funeral services were held at 1.30 p.m. Monday in Mordue Funeral Home, for Olaf August Bros. Johnson, 91, of Ste. 34 Oxford who died Friday in Winnipeg. Rev.

Dr. W. E. Donnelly officiated. Burial took place in Brookside Cemetery.

Mr. Johnson was born in Sweden and had farmed in the Brooking, district until his retirement to reside with his son-in-law Richard Frame in Winnipeg. His wife, Agda, died in 1942 He is survived by six sons, Ben, Minton, Helge, Trail, B.C.; Harold, Weyburn, Albin, Regina: Donald, Brooking, Floyd, B.C. WILLIAM OLEKSON Dan, Lockport. MICHAEL VICKRUCH Funeral services for William Olekson, 40, of 151 Hazeldell East Kildonan, who accidentally drowned at Dorsey Lake, on Nov.

30, will be held at' 3.30 p.m. Wednesday in Bardal's Funeral Home, Rev. P. V. Samson officiating.

Burial will be in Brookside Cemetery. Mr. Olekson was born at Lockport, Man. He is survived by his widow, Peggy; three daughters, Audrey, Loraine and Linda, all a at home; a son, Raymond, at home; four sisters, Mrs. William Schick, Winnipeg; Mrs.

J. Lessie, Indiana; Mrs. William Metcalfe, St. rines, Mrs. F.

Rapko, Lockport; two brothers, Nicholas, Win- Michael Vickruch, 64, late Upsale, died Saturday Misericordia Hospital. The body was forwarded Monday to Port Arthur, for funeral services and burial. Clark Leatherdale's Funeral Home is in charge of ar- rangements. RALPH C. GOULD Ralph Chapman Gould, 52, of 906 Riverwood Fort Garry, died Sunday at his residence.

F11- neral services will be held at 2.45 p.m. Wednesday in Mordue Bros. Funeral Home. HOWARD LESLIE Howard Leslie, 66, of Fort Whyte, Man, died Friday in Winnipeg General Hospital. Born in Yanta, Syria, he came to Canada 45 years ago.

He was owner of Leslie Dairies at Fort Whyte, for 20 years. He was a member of the Order. He Is survived by his widow, Bader three sons, Norman, Stanley and Bob, all of Winnipeg: a daughter, Stella, Winnipeg; two brothers, Salaman, Winnipeg: Ferris, Syria; two nephews, Hassan and Alex, both of Toronto. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m., Wednesday in Thomson's Funeral Chapel, Rev. Dr.

W. E. Donnelly officiating. Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery. MRS.

JOHN MUCKOSY Mrs. John Muckosy, 57, of 766 College d'ed Saturday in Winnipeg. Prayers will be said at 8.30 m. Monday in Memorial Funeral Chapel, Selkirk and Parr St. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m.

Tuesday in St. Andrew's Greek Catholic Church, Euclid Rev. J. Pulak officiating. Burial will be in All Saints Cemetery.

Born in the Western Ukraine, Mrs. Tilley Muckosy came to Canada 37 years ago and had resided in Winnipeg for the past two years. She is survived by her husband, John; three sons, Walter, Michael and Bill, all of Winnipeg; six daughters, Mrs. N. Melesko, Red Lake, Mrs.

J. Hnatiuk, Mrs. H. Rachynski, Mrs. L.

Kruger Nettie and Martha, all of Winnipeg: eight grandchildren; three brothers, Michael, Bill and Walter Zacharki, all of Foxford, two sisters, Mrs. M. Preslak and Mrs. Preslak, both of Foxford, Sask. OTTAWA, Dec.

12 Canada's two far -western provinces are in some disagreement on Royal Commission on Transportation, By and large, the British Columbia approves Alberta suggestions for changing the structure, though it takes exception to a couple of points in the submission of its next-door neighbor. The disagreement centres around a group of rates highly regarded by British Columbia. These are the so-called "trans. continental" tolls, low rates on some commodities moving from the east to the west coast. They were put into effect originally to meet water competition between the coatsts by way of the Panama Canal.

B.C. regards some sections of the Alberta submission as threatening the transcontinental rate levels, which bring eastern commodities into Vancouver at cheaper rates than might prevail otherwise. The transcontinental rates land eastern shipments--say, ned goods Toronto -into Vancouver at less cost than into Calgary, for instance. While not protesting formally against this situation, Alberta has advanced proposals for altering the rate set-up which B.C. regards as hitting indirectly at its favored rates.

Long and Short These proposals relate to what is known as the "long-and-shorthaul" principle, a rate-making precept that sets out that rates between two points shall not be than rates for similar hauls between intermediate points. It is contended the rates bteween the east and British Columbia do not conform to the long-and-short-haul principals in relation to Alberta, Alberta has a proposal for nailing down the principle by legislation, allowing certain exceptions. Alberta would have the long-andshort- haul principle set aside for reasons of "active and compelling" competition, B.C. wants to extend that to take in potential competition as well. The west t-coast province's contention is that, while vessel service between the east and west coasts might stop temporarily, that would still leave enough of an element of water competition to justify lowered rail rates to the coast.

Alberta does not regard the oncea-month ship service between Montreal and Vancouver as real competition to the railways. Competitive Rates On the general question of competitive rates those that are depressed to meet competition--there is some discrepancy, too, between the Alberta and B.C, viewpoints. Alberta has brought in a set of proposals that would impose certain restrictions on the railways in setting these rates, including their scrutiny by the board of transport commissioners. The B.C. view is that the board' should set a "floor" for competitive rates, which would cover the rail- Swystun to Head Ukraine Veterans V.

J. Swystun was elected president of the Ukrainian Canadian Veterans Branch, 141, Canadian Legion, B.E.S.L., Sunday, at the annual meeting in branch headquarters. Other officers elected are: M. I Chelada, 1st vice-president; R.Bryk, J. B.

Danko and J. Walceak, execu: 2nd vice-president; M. Kepron, tive members. Committee members elected are: P. Okranek, social; J.

Choma, bar; F. Ewatski, membership; J. Sokulsky, finance; Yaremovich, bylaw; William Melnyk, house committee; W. Skwarok, sickness and welfare and X. Risi, sports.

11,000 Calgarians Fill Blood Bank Calgary has 11,000 blood donors, Mrs. T. L. O'Keefe, committee chairman for the Red Cross campaign for donors, said here Saturday. "There are 20,000 donors in the southern half of the province and (still more in the north, around Edmonton.

We've been going now for just over years. Albertans now have accepted the idea of givling blood. It's become part of our life." Mrs. O'Keefe said she enjoyed her Winnipeg's new Red Cross where blood donors visientre lare received. New Hamilton Mayor Wins Large Majority HAMILTON, Dec.

12 (CP) -Lloyd Jackson, 61-yearold bakery executive, will be mayor here for 1950. He received more than 10,000 votes over the total polled by his three opponents. Former mayor, Sam Lawrence, was not a candidate. Mr. Jackson received 31,800 votes, more than three times the number polled by his nearest rival, Controller Andrew H.

Frame. Defeated candidates were all former controllers. ways' costs and allow them small profit. Above that and under the standard rate ceilings, the carriers would be allowed to move the rates as competitive conditions indicated. Equalization Aside from points, B.C.

has not. taken with submissions these, in a brief that lays down a number of major These include applying the principle of freight -rate equaliz. ation across the country and ad. justing the relationships between rates on primary and processed products so as to make it more feasible to process goods near the source of supply. The latter proposal is aimed at developing secondary industry in Alberta.

One result might be that it would bring less raw Alberta materials into the coastal province for processing. But the British Columbia view is that the matter probably work both ways and B.C. would gain as much AS it might lose. TO: MICHAEL TRAVIS be made Honor Judge A. R.

MacTAKE that an Application will NOTICE, donell in His Chambers at the Court House, of Broadway and Kennedy Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba, on Wednesday, the 21st of December, 1949, at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon for an Order dispensing with your consent under the Dower Act, to the disposition of the property known 8.6 176 Ethelbert Street in the City of Winnipeg, in Manitoba, by Janet Travis, your wife. JOHNSTON, GARSON, FORRESTER DAVISON, 901. Somerset Building, NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO VARY BUILDING RESTRICTION CAVEAT NO. 42583 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that an application has been made to The Municipal and Public Utility Board Winnipeg, Manitoba, for an order varying the Building Restriction set forth in an agreement attached to Caveat No, 42583, registered in the nipeg Land Titles Office on the seventeenth day of November, A.D. 1909, affecting Lots 52, 53, and the North Half of Lot 54, D.G.S, 45, Saint Boniface, Plan 308, otherwise known as 529 Wellington Crescent, Winnipeg, Manitoba, to the extent and effect that there may be erected an additional building at the rear or river side of the present building and for the use of both the present residence and the building to be erected for all the poses of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry in the City of Winnipeg.

This application will be considered by The Municipal and Public Utility Board at Room 125, Law Courts Building, way and Kennedy in City of Winnipeg, at 2.30 p.m. on Wednesday, December 21, 1949, at which time pince representations both for and against the said application will be heard DATED at Winnipeg, Manitoba, this 10th day of December, A.D. 1949. PITBLADO, HOSKIN Solicitors, NOTICE TO CREDITORS the Matter of the Estate of the late MARIE ROSE COSS, deceased. All claims against the above estate must be forwarded to the undersigned at 314-15 Avenue Building, on or before the 10th day of January, A.D.

1950, DATED at Winnipeg, Manitoba, this 5th day of December, A.D. 1949. G. MAURICE GELLEY, Solicitor for Toronto General Trusts Corporation, Administrator. NOTICE TO CREDITORS the Matter of the Estate of LOUIS POLISH, late of the City of Winnipeg in the Province of Manitoba, Sectionman, Canadian Pacific Railway, deceased.

All claims against the above estate must be sent to the undersigned 909 Childe Bullding, in the City of Winnipeg in Manitoba, on or before the 12th day of January, A.D. 1950. DATED at Winnipeg Manitoba this 7th day of December, 1949. LEECH, LEECH BUTTON. Solicitors for Mary Cooper, Administratrix.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Matter of Estate of NICHOL(NICKOLAS) LANG, Kildonan, late of the Municipality of East in ManiAB toba, Machinist, deceased. All claims against the above estate must be sent to the undersigned at 602. eration Life Building, Winnipeg, Manitoba, on or before the 17th day of January, A.D. 1950. DATED at Winnipeg, in Manitoba, this 8th day of December, A.D.

1949. BROTMAN, BELLAN TAX Solicitors for Jessie (Johanna) Lang, Administratrix. CITY OF WINNIPTICEONING BOARD In the Matter of 14832 of the City of Winnipeg, and amendments thereto, and land located at the North West, corner of Gallagher Avenue and Quelch Street. Notice is hereby given that the application Mra. 8.

Cantor for an order of the Zoning Board of the City of Winnipeg varying the following restrictiona: 0) Residential No. 1, (2) Eight feet building alignment on Gallagher Avenue, (3) Space about bulldings (Sec. 601-1 of said Bylaw), (4) Corner set back (Sec. 804-1 and 2 of said By-Jaw), now applying on land described as the South Half of Lot 14, Block 2, Registered Plan 758, D.G.8. there- 114 St.

John, to permit the construction on of a combined retail store and dwellIng to extend to the North limit of Gallagher Avenue, and to the West limit of Street, and to occupy more than of the area of said land, after the buliding, known as 2201 Gallagher Avenue now on said land has been moved to the North East corner of Gallagher Avenue and Quelch Street, will be considered by the Board at a meeting to be held in the City Hall, Winnipeg, on Wednesday, December 21, 1949, 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, City of Winnipeg. Winnipeg, December 8, 1949. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF NAME Notice la hereby given of the following application to the Provincial Secretary under the provisions of "The Change of Name I. Charles Kowalchuk, of the City of Winnipeg in the Province of Manitoba, C.P.R. Employee, hereby make application under the provisions of Change of Nome for change of name follows: From my present name CHARLES KOWALCHUK tO CHARLES KOWAL.

In witness whereof I have hereunto set my 1949. hand at this 5th Vancouver, day in of the November, Province A.D., Pat British Columbia. CHARLES KOWALCHUK. Bigned by the above named applicant in the presence of J. Murdock, 1480 Arbutus Vancouver, B.C.