Edmonton Journal from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada • 18

EDMONTON JOURXAD HOME BUILDINO PROFESSIONAL 7n Memoriam 11 ant Aite Initnnti lEimumfnu Married OOILVIE BRAUND Mrs. Evelyn M. Braund of Edmonton announces the marriage of her only dauphter Mane Frances to PO. John Robert Opllvie. R.C.A.F..

son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Ogilvie of Edmonton. The wedding took place on Wednesday.

March 28 at 6 m. at First Pre? bytenan church. Rev. J. McBeth Miller officiated.

Born KKVV Born to Pt. Gordon M. New. overseas and Mrs. New (nee Thelma Thirlwell) at the Royal Alexandra Hospital on March 28th.

a daughter. MCDONALD Born to Staff Sgt. and Mrs. W. S.

McDonald (nee Mary King the Roval Alexandra Hospital. March 30, a son. Bruce William. Vancouver papers please copy. Deaths MAH WING QUON nw tarch ifith.

Mah Wing Quon or 30138 97 Street passed away in the' city at the age of 52 years. He leaves to mourn his loss besides his loving wife; 3 children and 2 grandchildren in China; one uncle in Edmonton. umincements will be an-1 nouneed later. Andrews-McLaughLn Funeral Directors. LAWRENCE EDWARD BOOKER ON March 30, Lawrence Edwaxa Soaker of 11020 University Avenue, rassed away at the age of 55 years.

lie leaves to mourn his loss his lovins I 'Wife. Mary Jane- his mother. Emma i Jane; one brother. Thomas Booker. Funeral arransements will oe announced later.

Hainstock ana son. Directors cf Service. JENNIE BINSTEAD ON March 13th, Mrs. Jennie Bin-Stead passed away in the Jasper Hospital. She leaves to mourn her loss her loving husband.

Fred Binstead, two sons, Donald and Robert, two caughters. Doreen end Marilyn, all cf Jasper. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock and interment will take place in the Jasper Cemetery. MRS. MARGARET HENDERSON i HARVIE ON March 29.

Mrs. Margaret Hen derson Harvie, beloved wife of Mr. Robert Harvie of Lethbndge. passed way at the age of 92 years. She leaves to mourn" her loss besides her Icving husband, two sons, John In i Edmonton and Charles in Lethbridge: one daughter, Mrs.

C. C. McNabb of 3-ethbridge: also surviving are four; grandchildren, Robert. James. Charles end Beverley Jean: also two great- frrsndchildren.

Funeral services will held on Tuesday. April 3rd, at 2 o'clock at Lethb'ridee. Martin Funeral Directors. I MRS. JEAN FRANCIS HARDISTY ON March 30th.

Mrs. Jean Francis Hardisty, beloved wife of Harry E. Hajdisty of 9936 115 Street. She is sur-vived by her loving husband; two daughters, Mrs. L.

H. Reilly of Edmonton, and Mrs. A. W. Smiliie of Vancouver; three grandsons overseas; one granddaughter and one great-grand-con; one sister.

Mrs. James Muir of Westmouut. Quebec. Funeral services will be held on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock et Robertson United Church. Kev.

Murdoch MacKinnon, xrtll officiate and Interment will take place in the Edmonton Cemetery. Howard and McBride Funeral Services. RICHARD GRANT ON March 28. 1945. Richard Grant Edmonton passed away at the ege of 88 years.

He leaves to mourn his Joss two sons and two daughters, several grandchildren. His wife predeceased him on April 28. 1941. The funeral will be held on Monday morning at 8:30 from Connelly-McKinley's funeral home to St. Alphonsus" church where services will be held at 9 o'clock.

Interment will take place in the family plot in the Edmonton CathcUc Cemetery. Connelly-McKmley, Ltd. EAM30 JACKNISKY (YACKISSKY) i ok March 28 th. Samko Jacknisky (Yackinsky) of 10345 78 passed away at the age of 70 years. He leaves to mourn his loss two daughters, and two sons.

Miss Tillie Jacknisky of Edmonton. Mrs. Kelly Ksysko of Edmonton. Leo of Edmonton, and Peter of Eadway; two brothers and three sisters. Joseph of Edmonton, Mike of Willingdon, Mrs.

Steve Shefchuk of Thorhild, Mrs. Steve Niewchas of Edmonton, and Mrs. Annie Vechuck of Ceatral Europe; also nine, grandchildren and one ereat grandchild. Funeral services were held on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock in the Ukrainian Orthodox church in Egre-mcnt. Interment took place in the family plot In the local church ceme tery.

Connelly-McKinley Limited. MRS. MARGARET LUMSDEN ON March 31, Mrs. Margaret Lums- i den. widow of Alexander Lumsden of 12047 90 passed away.

She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. J. W. Groonbridge or Clyde, Alberta, one eon John of Edmonton, also six grandchildren. Her sister, Mrs.

J. Blease in Scotland. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Foster McGar- vey, funeral directors. MRS.

ANN JACKNISKT ON March 29th, Mrs. Ann Jacknisky I Of 11226 101 St. passed away at the Bee of 64 years. She leaves to mourn A Great Classified Vnt EMPLOYMENT The Facilities of JOURNAL WANT AD DEPT. Are at your disposal arranging for all types of Employment Ads Ph.

23481. Employers must reserve own Order Number by Ph. 27191, ask lor Ordet room. You Can Still Advertise for FARM HELP, HOUSEHOLD HELP, A TEACHER, A NURSE, HOSPITAL HELP. CASUAL OR PART-TIME HELP.

AFTER-SCHOOL HELP OS SKILLED FULL-TIME EMPLOYES UNDER 18 AND OVER 65 YEARS OF AGE (WOMEN OVER 60) OR seek a position as above using your telephone number, address or Box number through the Journals employment columns. Female Help Wanted (16) HELP with dressmaking Easter holidays and after. Ph. 24804. GIRL for general housewjrk.

Sleep out. Good hours. Good wages. 952J 103 Ave. CAPABLE woman take charge new modern bungalow and care lor elderly lady, month ol April.

Ph. 81373, alter 8 pm. GRADUATE NURSE WANTED for Paradise Hill Community hospital. Salary tlOO per month with full maintenance. Duties to commence as soon as possible.

Communicate with matron. Paradise Hill Hospital. Sask. SMART girl for cosmetic and sales work. City drug store.

Apply Employment and Selective Service Office. Refer ad A-341. WANTED Part-time waitress and part-time cook. Must have other full-time employment. Apply McLeod Coffee Shop.

CAPABLE refined lady over 25 to assist widow with household duties. Nice home. Central. Sleep In, out. 10023 107 St.

STENOGRAPHER Thoroughly competent. Not afraid of work. References required. One interested in Social Service work preferred. Apply Employment and Selective Service Office.

Refer to ad A-333 NURSES PSYCHIATRIC OR REGISTERED INITIAL gross salary S100 monthly. plus bonus. Uniforms supplied, 8-hour day. WARD AIDS STRONG, capable girls, 20 years old. older.

Gross salary to6 month, plus bonus. Uniforms supplied. 8-hour day. Write Medical Superintendent. Provincial Mental Institute.

Box 307. Edmonton. duty nurse NET salary 810O per month with board. Operating room and X-ray experience preferred. Pouce Coupe B.C.

Community Hospital. HOUSEKEEPER, full charge, 11622 88 after 7. 45. CAPABLE woman, light household duties and assist invalid. Ph.

73970. HOUSEKEEPER 24-32. single, for bachelor. All conveniences, near city. Full particulars.

Box 222. Journal. NURSES WITH full or partial training required for Port Simpson General Hospital on the coast of British Co lumbia. Hospital operated by the i United church. Nurses must be of good character and interested in native work.

Beautiful scenery and good environment. Travel expenses paid. Salaries start at 85 monthly and board. Apply Medical Superintendent, Dr. G.

Fiddes. Port Simpson. B.C. GIRL wanted, general housework, soldier's wife, 2 grown children. Good home.

Box 217, Journal. WANTED Two experienced suit pressers, good wages. Apply Employment and Selective Service Office. Refer to ad A-339. DEPENDABLE ledy care for twin babies one afternoon week.

Box 210, Journal, 10908 108 St. WOMAN wanted for housework on farm. 3 adults. Wages 30. Box 743.

Journal. WANTED girl Tor-general house-work. Good wages. Apply 9835 110 St. Ph.

23031. WANTED housekeeper for middle-aged farmer (bachelor) for at least six months. Permanent position if satisfactory. Highest wages paid. Apply to Box 738, Journal.

RELIABLE girl, housework. Good, children. Experience unnecessary. 10132 95 St. HOUSEKEEPER on farm.

2 men to cook for. Work light. R. G. Weldon, Athabaska.

NICE girl for general housework. excellent home. Best wages. Ph. 73188.

mae ioi St. Office Clerk Should have knowledge of invoice checking and routine office duties. Permanent position. Apply Employment and Se'lective Service Office. Refer to Ad A-342.

EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER and General Office Clerk for NORTHERN INDUSTRIAL PLANT Apply Employment end Selective Service Office. Refer to Ad A-334. STENOGRAPHER for SENIOR POSITION In a law office. Excellent opportunity, for right party. Apply Employment and Selective Service Office.

Refer to Ad A-338. HIGHEST WAGES Experienced Girl For General Housework Central. Two children. No laundry or waxing. 10141 105 St.

Competent Stenographer Previous experience essential Permanent position if suitable Apply Employment end Selective Service Office. Refer to Ad A-340. Attractive Young Clerk With grade 11 and able to type (shorthand helpful but not essential), for Counter and Telephone work Hours: 9 to 5:30 with Saturday afternoons off. Good opportunity for bright, aggressive girl in sales work. Apply Employment and Selective Service office.

Refer to Ad A-329. Ad Market Built By results" 1KMM.E HKl.P WANTED (Continued Irom Preceding Columnl HAIRDRKSSL'lCVyeiirs' experience, good education to qualify for lnstruc-toress beauty school. Apply Employment and Selective Service Olfice. Refer to ad A-318. Female Hulp (Inst.) (17) STENOS, Typists, Postal Clerks for government war work.

Y'ou can tram at home. Free information. MC.C. Civil Service School Winnipeg. Male Help Wanted (18) DAIRY man, separate house.

972-4621. WANTED Man for season, power farm, going wages. Ph. 1313 Fort Suik, G. N.

WELLdrlUersT Could vou drill well Immediately? Contract. Ph. 34301. Poultry farm wants single man with some poultry experience. Ph.

91739. WANTED drug store clerk. Experience not necessary. Apply Employment and Selective Service Office. Reler to ad B-439.

printer wanted TWO-thlrder wanted for weekly newspaper. Also apprentice. Apply Employment and Selective Service Office. Refer to order No. B422.

BELLBOY for an Edmonton-hoteL Apply Employment and Selective Service OfficeRefer to AdB-441. couple, stockman preferred. Separate house, boarders. Ph. 3455.

DAIRY man able run electric milkers. Modern Dairy Farm, all electric equipment. Able start immediately. Situated one mile Red Deer. Ph.

734. Write Box 239. SINGLE man, interested in feeding hogs, work on large hog farm in Edmonton. Must be year round man. Wages with bonus.

Regular hours. W. Lesyk. 13435 97 St. SALESMAN wanted to carry dry goods as side line.

Peace River territory preferred. Commission basis. Good opportunity. Box 194. Journal GENERAL farm hand with full knowledge of farm and power machinery.

7 months, at 80 per month. Box 198, Journal. ALL arounc hand reliable for mixed farm: spring to "freeze up." Reasonable hours, modern equipment, milking machine, water fountain, combine, non-drinker preferred. Ph. or write Glenn Park, Ponoki.

EXCELLENT opportunity for young single man in large wholesale office. Must have high school education or some office experience. Apply immediately Employment and Selective Ser-vice Office. Refer to ad B-444. GOOD COMMISSION PAID COUPON salesman wanted for photograph coupon sales.

Apply at Mayfair Studios, 10319 Jasper Ave. Assistant Manager For large lumber yard and reprocessing plant in (rood country town. Previous experience necessary. An excellent opportunity for right party. Apply Employment and Selective Service Office.

Refer to Ad B-447. OLD-establlshed West Coast manufacturer solicits application from experienced Boilermaker and Steel Tlate Mechanic Fine opportunity for right man. Apply nearest Employment and Selective Service Office. Refer H. O.

1853. FIREMAN FOR NORTHERN INDUSTRIAL PLANT BRANCH. IMMEDIATELY Apply Employment and Selective Service Office. Refer to Ad B-445. REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY FOR LARGE DEPARTMENT STORE Experienced Tailor For Men's Wear Alterations Apply Employment and Selective Service Office.

Refer to Ad B-442. WANTED OFFSET PRESSMAN One with Multl-Llth experience preferred. Top wages. Steady position. Apply nearest Employment and Selective Service Office.

P.R, Advt. No. 1041.) TRUCK DRIVER (Furniture) WAREHOUSEMAN (Furniture and General Duties) By prominent furniture store. Previous experience valuable but not essential. Good wages to satisfactory applicant.

Apply Employment and Selective Service Office. Refer Ad B-443. Male Help (Inst.) (20) WANTED AMBITIOUS YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN to learn barbering. Pay as you learn plan. Write or caU.

M0LER BARBER SCHOOL 10309 101 Edmonton. RADIO WIRELESS operating radio servicing. Sprott-Shaw Radio School, 812 Robson Vancouver. B.C. NATIONAL BARBER SCHOOL WANTED ambitious men.

women to learn barbering. 10323 101 St. WELDING Classes begin April 3. Teach complete or brush up courses In Diesel, Automotive end Welding. Day or evening.

Correspondence courses also arranged. Fill in coupon and mail to Chicago Vocational Training Corporation, Ltd. 12520 102 Ave. Edmonton for information regarding reservations. Phone 81161 or 81919.

Name Address Phone Course Agent3 Wanted (22) PATENTEDassiver. supercharger, crankcase ventilator. Converts waite I into power. Increases mileage amazingly. Fits any motor easily, quickly.

Harmless, proven, guaranteed. Attractive spare time sales proposition. Vic- tory Mfg. Cornwall, Ont. YOU are looking for something which will add to your income.

There are 100,000 and more graves without monuments in western Canada alone. The average price of a monument Is around 200. This means Two Hundred Millions worth of monuments can be sold, and a lot of this In your district. You know this. This is a good agency.

Free outfit. Apply Box Journal. i AdKNTS ANTFlt (Continued (rom PreceUing Columnl in this district for roc? cements, caulking. Canudmn made shipped from Winnipeg. Spare time, commission.

United Builders 6007 Euclid. Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A. Teachers Wanted (23) TWO teachers wanted Immediately for good rural One In Barrhead district, o-ie in Westlock district. Kindly send applications to L. W.

Kunelius, Supt. Pembina Scuool Division, Westlock. Female Situations Wanted (24) RELIABLE middle-aged lady, girl 9. will care for invalid, or will consider housekeeping position for bachelor in good home. Must be non-drinker and Christian, near school.

References exchanged. Room 114, Royal George. Mrs. Stoddart. before Sundayjnoon.

WOMAN witV chlid desires house" work in city. Ph. 82376 EXPERIENCED girl desires housework by hour. Ph 28420. EXPERIENCED housekeeper desires position in city or close Edmonton, with boy aged 4.

Immediately. Box 259. Journal, CAPABLE woman will stay with invalids evenings, 8 p.m.-8 a.m. Box 257, Journal. HOUSEKEEPER will do hoiiscwork for couple, no children.

Box 2o6, Journal. HOUSEKEEPER desires position on farm for bachelor. No milking or outside work nearly 20 years' experience. Ina Sutherland, ELDERLY Scotch lady care for invalid or children in parents' absence. Ph.

2 8946. HOUSEKEEPER wants position on farm. Wages $30. Room 15, Banff Hotel, 6-9. HOUSEWIFE, reliable office clerk, bookkeeper, fifteen years' experience, desires part-time employment.

Box EXPERIENCED. reliable young woman wants housework by hour. Box 241, Journal. MIDDLE-aged Protestant woman wants housekeeping, respectable home. Box 234.

Journal. EXPERIENCED housekeeper wants housework with elderly couple. Box 213. Journal. EXPERIENCED lady, 40, desires, housekeeping position In modern city home.

Take full charge. Best refer-ences. Box 203, Journal. WOMAN with girl desires housekeeping incity1Box 205. Journal.

WOMAN and two children in financial distress; I urgently need ear treatments. Want housekeeping for kind gentleman in city. Who is willing to- help three. No triflers. Box 737, Journal.

HOUSEWORK. 50c hour. Good with infants and invalids. Ph. 24992.

SPECIAL RATES FOR DOMESTIC AND FULL-TIME WORK AT A SALARY le per word per day six days for the price of fiva, in advance. Minimum ad 10 words. 50c. Male Situations Wanted (25) BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL Offices, Stores, Shops. Plants ARE kindly requested to get in touch with the Canadian Legion, Ed- monton Branch No.

24 when requir-i ing the part-time service of a dis-i charged man or woman, now employ-; ed who has spare time. Some appoint- ments can be made on short notice, For full time employes kindly contact the Employment and Selecti Service on ice. WAREHOUSE employe, fully em-ployed, desires part-time work after 6 evenings. Ph. 34403.

EXPERIENCED single man desires work on farm near city. Power machinery. Give particulars. Box 258, Journal. EXPERIENCED man desires work on horse power farm.

Give particulars. Box 250, Journal. MAN fully employed, desires part-time job, hotel bar-tender. Have experience. Box 695.

Journal. SCOTCH Canadian, 52, experienced farmer, able to operate and repair most types of farm machinery, fair mechanic and blacksmith, non-drinker, would like work on farm. Can give best of references as to character and ability. Could take full charge if necessary. Box 243.Journal: MARRIED couple desires rorlTn farm.

Separate house. Jack Robinson. Room 101, Leland Hotel. EXPERIENCED "'hog feeder, wants work on famr. Box 236.

Journal. EXPERIENCED farm handf 45 years old. wants Job. State particulars and wages. Box 215, Journal.

PERSONAL Income-tax and a( counting services by fully employed, qualified accountant. Ph. 26779, eve-nln gs. LPplanning to build, alter, repalri write or call. Work done promptly.

Estimates free. Contract. J. Stefanlc-zan, 10010 103 Ate. Advertise for a FULL-TIME JOB AT SPECIALLY REDUCED RATES Rates are lc per word per day and six days for the price of five, in advance.

Minimum ad 10 words. 50c. PROFESSIONAL (27) ACCOUNTANTS PORTER'S BUSINESS SERVICE BOOKKEEPING, accountancy, ln- come tax returns. Ph. 28386.

PATRICK RENDER" COMPANY 10052 100 Jt. Ph. 28671-82675. PERSONAL and business Income tax returns. Reasonable.

985-3 86 Ave. CHIROPRACTORS Dr. Lou Heard's Chiropractic Offices 118-120 LaFleche Bldg. Ph. 22334.

"WE X-RAY EVERY CASE" DENTISTS DR. FRANK S. CLEALL 218jr.resge Bldg. h. 5596-82578 HA YNES, Dr.

N. 322 Blrks Bldg" Dentist. Ph. 25755-32002 DR. LLOYD MURRAY.

DENTIST 807 McLeod Bldg Ph. 26474. MACLAURIN. Dr. L.

dentist, 403-4 Tegler. Ph 26448. OLSEN, Dr. Grant," 633 Tegler Bldg. Ph.

22567-33110. ENGINEERS AM SURVEYORS ATKINS, C. ''City, Municipal. Mine Surveys, 505 Agency.Ph 27788. T.

W. Brown, City, Municipal Surveys. 9913 82 Ave. Ph. 34432.

O. INKSTER Consultant and surveys. 10052 100 St. Ph. 21834.

-AWVERS CROCKETT, Walter LL.B., K.C., 204-205 AgencyBldg. F. G. DAY, 206 CPTr. ELDG.

Hoursj, 12-5 p.m., 9-11 a.m. FIELD, Hyndman" McLean. 314- 318 McLeod Bldg. Ph. 25147.

GRANT. C. K.C., '513 McLeod Edmonton. Ph. 22677; C.

JOHNSTON 207Kresge Bldg. Ph. 24284. GERALD O'CONNOR, K.C. 1 National Trust Bldg.

Ph. 25215. II L. SPANKIE 414 Empire Block. Ph.

21632. MEDICAL DOCTORS DR. Eardley S. Allln, F.R.OS., England, Surgeon, Res. 31707.

Dr. Frank F. Law, Physician, 34287. Dr. R.

E. Jesperson, Physician and Surgeon, 8442L702 McLeod Bldg. DR. IRVING BELL," F.R.C.P6li0 Tegler. Internal medicine.

Ph. 21431. Personal Misc. (8) INVENTIONS Patented-unpa-entad. nroded by Industries, What have you? Write.

Invention Promotion Bureau. Cornwall. Onurio. SONG poems wanted to be set to music. Send poem lor Immediate consideration.

Five Star Music Masters. 514 Beacon Boston. Mass. NERVOUS? Bashful? "Feat?" Pre, encouraging Information, John England, Box 835, SLENDOrT Tablets are effective. 2 weeks' supply 12 weeks $5.

At Hardin's. Roger's and Richards Drug Stores. COMFORTERS MADE AND REPAIRED. 9618111 Ave. Ph.

72(520. YOUTHFUL beauty and appearance of hair yours again, with Angelique Grey Hair Restorer, 1 at Wtxxtward's Drug Corona and Mitchell Drug Stores. ROY-MAR Liquid Pomade, removes i for life beard on women, hairy cheats- on men. hair fuzz. Begin treatment now, $8.53 (small size! including tsxes and mailing costs.

Ask for the new Green package. (J12. Special for treatment at home Write Roy-Mar Products. Box 291. Quebec Wholesale dealers.

Casgrain Charbonueau, 445 St. Laurent Montreal. VIGORINE for men wita lowered vitality, a nervous debility, mental and physical exhaustion. Regain new energy and pep. Tones and invigorates the whole nervous system.

15 days' treatment 1 box. Sold at Lig-gett's Drug Stores, Corner Drug Store. Mitchell's Drug Store. TASTY Beefsteak served, at Tower! 10432 Jasper Ave. BEDBUGS ROACHES GUARANTEED fumigation of all household insects.

For reliable service Ph. 24082: 9618 106A Ave. ANDRESON, MGR. FOR a lovely complexion and healthy skin, try our new treatments. Ph.

2R858 for appointments. HAND ENGRAVING RUTH BARNES 605-20TH AVENUE WEST CALGARY STOP ITCHING TORTURES OF ECZEMA. PSORIASIS, ringworm, athlete's foot and otner skin irritations with Elik's Ointment No. 5 prescription of noted skin specialist. Itch relieved promptly, skin healed quickly or money refunded.

1 and S3. Mail orders filled promptly. Order today from EUk's Drug Store, Dept. 17, Saskatoon, Sask. BEDBUGS GUARANTEED Lethal gas.

Free ROACHES fumigation with estimates. Honest work. THE CITY FUMIGATORS Ph. Overbo, Mgr. 27850.

ARE YOU GETTING BALD UNDER Kay's Chinese method, hair must be grown In a short time Dan- druff removed, itch stopped. Ka Liquid 1.85; large 2.35. with instructions. Dept. J.

Kay's, 314 Do-minion Vancouver. THAT'S RIGHT! PEPERVES CNSCRPASSED COFFEE. R. S. Powder, for Rheumatic pains, nervous indigestion, constipation, etc Treatment $1.50, 83.00 and 5.00.

Druggists or J. C. Mclntyre, Box 374, Edmonton. BEDBUGS ROACHES I ALL forms of fumigation and control. Vaults for furniture fumigation.

Guaranteed work. City Fumigators. Birch Chemical Co. 10a40 101 St. Ph.

32211. ECZEMA. Ulcers, Sores, Ringworms. Psorissia, Itch, Piles. Use "Tesnjore" Chinese Ointment, at Dept, Drug Stores.

HAVE your pearls or beads restrung. 3-day service. Ph. 25651 for estimate. Ferd.

Nadon, Jeweller-Watchmaker. 10115 102 St. DO you suffer rheumatism, nervousness. Insomnia, overweight, etc Corrective massage will help you. Ph naaou ior appointment.

THERE is no need to be lonesome. Get out and meet congenial people. LEARN TO DANCE IN 2 DAYS Strictlv Private ADULTS ONLY Sullivan's School of Ballroom Dancing 10338 101 St. Blocks North of Eatons FUMIGATING GUARANTEED Fumigation. Est 1909.

Vaults for Purniture. Riess Products Co. 9918 102 Ave. Ph. 25506-25620.

Winnipeg. Reglna, Edmonton. COURTNEY DENTAL LAB. Plates Made and Repaired 3 Bradbum-Thompson Blk. Opposite The Metropolitan.

Ph 23112. ARE you troubled with eczema, skin rash, irritation. Try Ozema. Guaranteed. $1.00 postpaid.

La Parisl-enne Drug Edmonton. MASSAGE for nervousness, rheumatism tired feeling, insomnia. Reduces. Ph 26343. Travel 0) LADY would like transportation to Vancouver by April 9th.

Box 265, Journal. Beauty Shoppes (10) SPECIAL oil permanents. Modernis- tlc Beauty. 342 Tegler. Ph.

21362. CLASSIC BEAUT? SHOPPE DISTINCTIVE Individual Permanents. Expert operators. 10244 101 6t Ph. 23338.

BEAUTY CULTURE SCHOOL PRICES PERMANENTS 1.00 FINGER WAVES 15c FACIAL 25c MANICURE 15c MARCEL 10c SHAMPOO 10c NU-FASHI0N BEAUTY SCHOOL 10357 Jasper Ave. Phone 21884 EDUCATIONAL Dressmakers (ID BETTER dressmaking, fitting. 35 Lambton Block, JL10A Ave. 37 St. BABY layettes, children's dressmaking, novelties 9624 107 Ave Ph.

27842. NU-BONE corsets. There is a foundation for every woman. Ph. 24256 for appointment.

Exceptional service. BETH endetty's-DressmakingAl-terations. 10545 97 St.J. 23748. PLAIN SEWING-DONE, ALL KINDS.

Ph. 21813. 9634 107 Ave. Music Teachers (13) RONNIE MORRIS TEACHER OP PIANO-ACCORDION Home instruction Ph. 25598 after 5 p.m.

Saturday studio. I.O.O.F. 10169 103 St. Ph. 25532 1-7 p.m.

SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN BEGINNERS Educationists (14) DRESSMAKING School. Arts designing. Unique Home Industries. 10613 Jasper Ave. Kindergarten (15) I Edmonton College Inc7Kindergarten dept.

Free auto service. Ph. 26237. So many are in need cf a better place to live. Offer your extra rooms through Journal Want Ads.

i MKDIOAI, DOCTOKSt (Conlltmeil Horn Preceding Column) 0 1SHO li A LT, Ph lei a ur-getm. Maternity. 247 Btrks. Ph. 21012.

BOULANUER, Dr physician and surgconBoulanger Bklg I'll 22009. Dli. R. CLARKE, Surgeon, Maternity Diseases ofWomeii302 Tegler. ELLIS, Dr.

specialist, iieiitto-url-nary surgery. 711 Tegler Ph. 21474. GElSSINGElCDrTM. E.7F.U.C.S." CT.

SURGEON 813 Tegler Bldg. Ph. 22257-73337. GILLESPIE, Dr. Surgery.

Rectal dieascs. 243 Blrks. Ph. 227B7-34U55. GEGQIE, Dr.

O. of women. Dr H. L. Richard, Physician Surgeon.

700Tegler.Ph 21028-81306. HUSTLER, DR. W. SURGEON 308 McLeod Bldg. Ph.

22232-3369. LEITCH and Calder Drs. Children's Diseases. SlO McLeod. Ph.

274ia. MORRISH, Dr. D.M.R.ErPractfce limited to Diseases of the skin. X-rnv diagnosis and treatment. 304 McLeod Bi(lg.

Ph. 24511. MACAULAY, Dr. eye. 215 McLeod.

Ph. 21245. MACBETH. Dr. A.

W. FRTC.S E. Surgeon. Diseases of women. 723 Tegler.

Ph 26311-82065 MACDONALD, Dr. E. Physician and Surgeon. Special attention to skin diseases. 324 Blrks Bids.

Office Ph 21313. Res. Ph. 33150. MACK A y7 Dr.

Physician. Diseases of the heart and chest. 810 Tegler Bldg. Ph. 22442-81863 DR.

W. S. NIEWCHAS, Phyniclan anj Surgeon. 64 1 Tegler Bid g. Ph.

2313 2 NOSE. THROAT. EAR AND EYE Dr. G. F.

CHAPPELLE GLASSES. 215 Empire Bldg Ph. 26849. Res H1228 OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS Dr. C.

M. McNeill, DO. ELECTRICAL treatments. Successful non-surgical treatments for rupture, varicose veins and enlarged prosta'-e. 321 Tegler Bldg.

Ph. 220S0. OPTOMETRISTS THOS. G. DARK A.

RUSSELL CARTER DAVID FRANCIS 10151 JasperAve. Ph. 24898. WILLIAM INNES EARL BERG Optometrists 10128101 St.jupstairs) Ph 22562. Irving Kline Harold Kline David Kline Optometrists 10117 Jasper, next Selkirk.

Ph 23582 PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS SMITH'S DRUG STORE 10168 101 St. Ph.2159 BUSINESS SERVICE (28) AUCTIONEERS CHRIS CAIRNS AUCTIONEER For dates, terms, call or write Cairns and Dlcconson, Real Estate 115 LaFleche Bldg. Ph. 27818. ARTHUR CLOAD.

AUCTIONEERT CONDUCTS FARM SALES. RESIDENTIAL SALES. FOR THE BEST RESULTS PH. 24725. GEO LEAMING, city, country gales.

10043 103 Ave. Ph. 26091. FRANK BURNS. Auctioneer 10132 80 Ave.

Ph. 31931. EXPRESS and TRANSFER MOTOR TRUCK EXPRESS 10602 96 St. Ph. 25455.

HRR1ERS ATTENTION ladies, fur collars for cloth coats neck-pieces of all descriptions such as fox. mink, squirrel, etc. Most reasonable prices. Also remodelling of furs. Repairs and cold storage.

Goldman Fur 10455 Jasper Ave. NEW FUR COATS Anderson. 10181 100A St. Ph. 28321.

LOUIS TRUDEL, Furrier Coats Made to Measure. Repairing, Relining, Cold Storage and Insurance. Upsts, 10053 Jasper Ave. Ph. 22213 REPAIRMEN ELECTRIC Clocks repaired.

In Schrag, 5 Benson next Rlalto (upstairs. CHIMNEYS repaired; sidewalks repaired; basements repaired; new sidewalks laid. Write C. J. Madisou.

Box 5192, South Edmonton. MAGNETOS should be checked now. George Whltlock 10327 75 Ave. CLIFF'S gas fitting, and repair service. Day and night, 10185 106 St.

Ph. 34431-245701 WE repair all makes of radios. Irons, toasters, etc. WADE li RICHARDS LTD. 10166 102 St.

PhL 26421. HAVE your watches, repaired at the City Jewelers located at 9971 Jasptr Ave. Service guaranteed 1 jear. Mail orders received. ADAM'S RADIO REPAIRS.

ALL RADIOS AND APPLIANCES General Electric Headquarters. Want to buy Irons, toasters, and washers. 10413 Jasper Ave. Ph. 21744 W.

T. COTTLE, Gunsmith Rear 10122JO0A St. Ph. 27052. REPAIR any make sewing-machlneT Call and deliver.

Ph. 32103. OXFORD MACHINE SHOP 9611 111 Edmonton, Alberta. WE SHARPEN LAWN MOWERS ALL GARDEN TOOLS Surgical Instruments. Saws.

Tools, Scissors, etc. All work guaranteed. JASPER GRINDERS O. Segattl 10123 99 Street Edmonton FATS A MSG ENET I A 8 NORTHWEST tent and AwnTng. 9921 Jasper.

Ph. 22818. HOUSE awnings made to ordei! EDMONTON TENT AWNING CO. 10046 102 St. Ph.

21763 rPIIOLSTERINO RENOVATION and repairs on all upholstering our specialty. Guaranteed workmanship. Saidman Matrid Upholstering 9921 101A Ave. Ph. 21621.

WATCH REPAIRS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION. WESTERN JEWELRY. 10354 101 ST. PH. 24826.

WELDERS DARLING Electric Welders, general welding, also manufacturers of Darling gas furnace. 9561 101 Ave. Genral Welding Blacksmith Shop 98 26339. PRILL'S welding arid-general-Fe pairing. 9637 111 Ave.

Ph. 27787. "If It's Welding It's Our Specialty" Brant Welding Co. AH types of Electric and Acetylene Welding, Truck Frame Welding end Fish Plating. 10244 108 St.

Ph. 21407 LEE ELECTRIC WELDING PHILIP LEE, PROP. We repair anything made of metal. At Our bhop or on The Job Complete Oxy-Acetylene, Electrio Welding Service. Modern equipment.

9618 102nd Ave. Phone 28641 HOME BUILDING (29) IILII.IMNO SIPPLIES For All Building Supplies Call the Lumber Number, 25238 ARM1T AGE-31cI5AIN LUMBER CO. LTD. Jasper at 93 8t. SAND AND GRAVEL Ph.

32768. LIMITED quantity waternroof plywood, suitable for cupboard doors. Sheets 3'x5'6." Ph. 34659. "Better Lumber at No Extra Cost" W.

H. Clark Lumber Co. 109 St. CTIR0MEDGE AND PLASTIC MOULDING FERGUSON HRTJDEY LTD. 8705 109 Street Phone 32162 "llUILOINU NU1TUKS (Conllimeo truni Prmdmn Column) YOUR CHOICE Or FIR OR HEMLOCK SUB FLOORING IN BHIPLAP FLOORING OR COMMON BOARDS.

OUR STOCK VERY COMPLETE. BEAVER (ALBERTA) LUMBER LIMITED 10160 101 St. Phone 24525 BUILDING SUPPLIES We carry everything necessary for that New Home or for those alterations. Consult us first for materials. PHONE US YOUR REQUIREMENTS FOR BEST PRICE QUOTATIONS P.

MANNING LUMBER CO. LIMITED 10442 80 Ave. Phone 32051 DO YOU KNOW? THAT HAYWARD'S Specialize in OSMOSE WOOD PRESERVATIVE Tried and Proved by Leading Utilities! WITH AN EYE TO THE FUTURE Protect your Fence Posts, Telephone Poles, Porch Supports, Sills, frm Dry Rot, 8hrlnkag, Warping and Twisting Under ALL Conditions I A small outlay brings big returns! For Full Particulars Consult HAYWARD LUMBER CO. LTD. Phone 26155 SINCE EARLY DAYS Fraser's Spruce Lumber has been tops with Edmonton builders, get your supplies and other material from us.

Now available, Birch plywood and dowelling. GOOD SUPPLY OP COMMON FIR D. R. FRASER CO. LTD.

Mfrs. of Spruce Lumber and Lath CONTRACTORS ORDERS taken now for concTetJ work. St, HAVE your stucco house orighten-ed. up with "Stucco Wash." We spray it on. Write C.

J. Madison General Delivery, South Edmonton REPAIR roofs; shingling; build urJ roofs. Ph. 21847. WE build all types of buildings Nelson.Ph.38J3! ASPHALT shingling.

General Construction. W. B. McCREADY, PH. 81639.

ROOFS REPAIRED AND BUILT UP All work guaranteed. Ph. 284e6. FOR building, remodelling, floor laying. Ph.

84727, Wm. MaksymlS, alterrttorm and repairs Concrete work. Ph.U58. R. H.

RAETBUILMNCrcoWRACi'OR 1150497 St. Ph. 72785. NOW Is the time to plan and get estimate on your new home. A J.

BELUKKA. Contractor 11238 84 St. J. H. Johnstone and W.

Wickhorst General Contractors and Builders Free Estimates. Ph. 25648. POOLE Construction. Bldg, repair remodeling, alterations.

Ph. 24441, MODERN HOME BUILDERS Owing to material shortages, plan spring work now. Ph. 74125. E.

B. KILLIPS. 11848 82 St. GLENN CONSTRUCTION CO. LTDT GENERAL contractors, bulldln I teratlons.

Repairs, concrete work. Of fice Ph. 28617. Res. Ph.

72133. J. E. ORN, carpenter, alterations, repairs, finishing. 11326 84 St.

J. A. BOISVERT Builder of Modern Homes Ph. 27035 CONCRETE work wanted. Reason able price.

9638 107 Ave. Ph. 27985. FOR those kitchen cablhetsTTnterlo alterations and repair Ph. 32058.

DOUGLAS VISSER, tractor. Brick, frame buildings, altera tlons. Ph. 972-4024. DECORATORS PAINTING, decorating, paper hanging.

Estimates given free. Ph. 28014. PLASTERING. basemenU-cemented and water-proofed.

Long experienced. Ph.84395. ROOFS "We fix 'em and sprai' BUI Mitchell, 27283, 6-7 p.m. PAINTING REPAIRING' ESTIMATESfree.Ph22073-2465e. PAINT, kalsomine, plaster repairs clean work.

Bcstmaferials.Ph. 28834. J. JACKSHAWpalnters7paper hangers, roofs repaired, painted, oil paint used. We book Jobs.

Ph. 71847. "THERE NO PLACE LIKE HOME'4 Protect and beautify with paint or wallpaper. Ph. Harry Wllson.J?3355.

WILLIAM SIGALET li CO. Painters, Decorators. Ph. 73955. PAPERING, painting.

Small Jobs of carpenter work. Altera-tlons and jcpairs. HaskinsPh 742BH. LET us estimate your decorating. Papering.

Painting, Kalsomlnlng. Ph. 71390. PAPERING, painting and kalsomln Ing. Ph.

22630. Prank. FLOORS LAYING, surfacing, finishing all floors, prompt attention, efficient service. Machines for hire. Ph.

28788. supply, lay, sandTndnpoliRhail types of flooring promptly. Ph. 24741. res.

25937. noorTSanded andTFlnbhtd Ph. 33243 or 34216.JI. Sollltt. SANDING, Finishing, LYylng7Tod-ern machines.

Western Floor Installers. Ph. 72272. LARGE-SIZE FLOOOaNDERS FOR HIRE PHONE 81057 HEATING D.OW it SCOTT, LTD, plmbEg. heating 10135 105 St.

Ph. 21926. INSULATION INSULATE by modern blower. iC Otto. 9756 88 Ave.

Ph. 31363. PI PINO PIPING, well casing, machinery. Sutherland. 105 8t 102 Ave.

MERCHANDISE Articles for Sale (30) SAXAPHONE flat alto, Buescher. factory overhauled. Like new Ph. 25598. room 19, between B-7 pm CLOTHESLINE; tree pruner; lawn roller- 12" lawn mower; concrete foot scraper- new n8 iieater-FINDLAY coal cook stove, creamer amel finish, almost new; circulating heater.

Apply 9036 93 Lea Green. BE comfortable! Wear toiicer'iTlrM dividual Foundation Garmenu Appointments. Ph. 28367. In loving memory of our dear mother, Emma Ratchael Kelly: who passed away March 31st.

1944: Memories will linger forever Time cannot change them. It's true Tears that mav come cannot sever, Our loving remembrance of you. Glenn and family. In loving memory of Harry Wood, ho passed away on April 1. 1944: Lovingly remembered by his wife, son and family.

In loving memory of my beloved husband, Ernest Raicos who passed away April 1. 1942: The flowers we place upon your grave. May wither and decay: But love for you who sleeps beneath. Will never fade away. Too dearly loved to be forgotten, by his loving wife, son Jim and daughter-in-law Elvle.

In loving memory of George Wells, who passed away March 31. 1943: Our family circle has been broken, A link gone from our chain; But though we're parted for a while, We know we'll meet again. Ever remembered by his loving wife Lena and Fred. In loving memory of George Wells, who passed away March 31, 1943: You're not forgotten, father dear. Nor ever shall you be: As long as life and memory last, We shall remember thee.

Ever remembered George. by Flo and loving memory of Mr. M. Plesuk, who pased away April 1, four years ago: Time speeds on, four years have passed Since death its gloom, its shadow cast Within our home, where all seemed bright. And too from us a shining light.

Ever remembered by his loving wife, children and grandchildren. In loving memory of my father. Michael K. Plesuk. who passed away April 1st, 1941: Though four long years have swiftly passed, Tou left us precious thoughts to last, And when I think of you today, I Quietly brush a tear away.

Dearly remembered by his daughter, Marjorie. In loving memory of our dear dad, Mr. J. W. Mack who passed away on March 31, 1944: AU his toils and conflicts o'er, Lo, he dwells with Christ above; Oh.

what glories he's discovered. In the Saviour whom he loved. Ever rememoered by his sons and daughters. Lioyd. Cliff, Elmer, Willis, Clara, Verna.

In loving memory of our dear dad, Mr. J. W. Mack, who passed away on March 31, 1944; One by one they go before us. They are fading like the dew.

But we know they're watching o'er us. They the good, the fair, the true. 1 They are waiting for us only, Where no pain can ever mar, Dear ones who left us lonely Watch us through the gates alar. Ever remembered by his loving wife, Mrs. J.

W. Mack. Florists (2) ARTISTIC FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS Reasonably Priced AM BY LEX ON Florist 10349 Jasper Ave. Ph. 31362.

(Opposite Blrksj Monuments (3) NORTH WEST MONUMENTAL CO. The Best For Less 8537 109 St. Ph. S157S. Alberta Granite, Marble Stone Co, Ltd.

10702 101 St. Builders of Beautiful Memorials Temporary Grave Makera, tl.50 Lost and Found (6) LOST Cocker spaniel pup. black, white mark on chest. Answer name "Tip." Reward. Ph.

81531. LOST Green and red hydraulic! lack between 114 Ave. and 111 Ae Reward. Apply 11353 95 St. Ph.

71457. LOST Blue River diamond engagement ring. Wednesday. Finder please Ph. 25596-73942.

Reward. LOST Several cheques amounting to about $1,500. Banks have been notified. Reward. Return to City Police.

LOST Vicinity of Eaton s. two-cavity .30 calibre Gibbs 6t Hensloy bullet moid. Reward for return. Box 66, Tofieid. Alta.

LOST 2 black Labrador females. Reward for information leading to recovery. Apply E. Keith, Clover Bar. LOSTSoldier's Identification bracelet.

Rocco C. Cugini. TJS. Army. Reward.

Ph. 72093 after 29281 before 5. LOSTTr-strayed from The Lodge, 10337 102 black Pomeranian dog cream streak down hit tail and front legs. Answers "Toby." Please return, receive reward. Ph.

27806. URGENT Person having found Air-force Officer's cap, Initialled E.J.P. Ph. 81873. Reward.

LOST Brown billfold, containing returned soldier's discharge papers, other valuable papers. Reward. Ph. 27870. LOST Small black and white dog, long hair.

Answers to "Toby." Ph. 72630. 12116 96 St. LOSTirl'sldentlfication braceleT, Initialled M.B.S. Ph.

34942. LOST Substantial reward offered for information leading to recovery ol lone tVO-Xhppl Ynat trail uAlflpH steel frame, no body. Lost from Miller Motor Company. Ph. 26291.

LOST Car rug and Waterman fountain pen, Norwood. Please Ph 71334. STRAYED Gray Persian cat, name "Buster." Reward. Villa Norma, 1000S 104 St. LOST Saturday morning, new tarpaulin, 14x16 ft.

Reward. Dench of Canada, Ltd. Ph 27095. Personal (7) LONELY Get acquainted. Hundreds I 01 memoer3 all ages.

Many with means. Widows with farm and citv property. Housekeepers, cooks, city and country girls. Particulars 10c. Ladies free.

Western Social Club. Sub P.O. 23, Edmonton, Alta. GOOD home for motherless school-girl, 12 to 14 in return for help and synglthhjldrenPh 84395. GENTLEMAN wishes meeTTadyTTo" 40.

Companlonahlp.Box 175, Journal. YOUNG man, 32, fYomEdmonton, wishes meet young lady, 22-35; com-panlonshlp. Box 670, Journal MADAME Gertrude, B.I. teacut reader. 12208 103 Ave.

Ph. 83370. PRIVATE readings Madamn arreiL psychologist. Advice, problems solved Se testimonials. 11523 gl St Ph 74349.

That extra room can help you buy more Victory Bonds and Savings Certificates. Rent it through JrjVRSAt, Want AOs. The cost is (mall. I r.er loss her loving husband, Mr. Michael Jacknisky of Edmonton; three sons, two daughters, Frank and Isa- dore of Edmonton, Millet of Vancouver, Mrs.

Leona Downey of Willing-don, Mrs. Daisy Owsher of elso six grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Monday, April 2nd at 2 p.m.. at St, Josaphat's church. Kev.

Kamenecki, O.S.B.M., will officiate and interment will take place In the family plot in the Edmonton Roman Catholic cemetery. Park Memorial, funeral directors. MRS. CARRIE LENA FLOWERS ON March 30, Mrs. Carrie Lena Flowers, beloved wife of Mr.

Harry Flowers of 9521 107 passed away in Edmonton. She leaves to mourn her loss besides her loving husband, one son Elmer, of Edmonton, one sister, Mrs. Sam Arbuckle of London, one brother. Mr. Charles Myers of Chicago.

Funeral services will be held on Monday at 3:30 o'clock at Foster and McGarvey chapel. Rev. E. H. Birdsall will officiate and interment will take pi ice In the Ednvnton Cemetery.

Foster and McGarvey, Funeral Directors. MRS. MART DINES GRAY ON March 30. Mrs. Mary Innes Gray, beloved wife of Mr.

Albert Gray, of 9318.83 passed away to the city, aged 44 years. She leaves to mourn her loss besides her husband, one son, Albert, and one daughter, Jane, both of Edmonton: two brothers and three sisters in Scotland; one sister, Mrs. W. Ccull of Vancouver, B.C. Funeral services will be held on Monday, April 2, at 2 p.m.

from Hainstock and Son funeral chapel. Rev. Albert Johnson will officiate and Interment will take place In the Edmonton Cemetery. Hainstock and Son, Directors of Service. Funerals MR.

CHARLES LEE SEBASTIAN FUNERAL services for Mr. Charles Lee Sebastian of 8923 83 who passed away on March 27. at his home, aged 78 years, were held on March 9. at 3:00 p.m. at Hainstoct's funeral chapel.

Rev. Canon W. H. Hatfield officiated and interment took place In the Mount Pleasant cemetery The pallbearers were T. Steele C.

Fitt, N. Vaughan. J. B. Cameron, C.

Neal, R. Ritchie. He leaves to mourn bis loss besides his loving wife, six sons, Mr. Charles Lee Sebastian of Edmonton: Pte. Ben, Sgt.

Ralph, Sgn. Donald, all with the Canadian army overseas: John of Flint, George of Edmonton: four daughters, Mrs. L. O. Taylor of Oakland, Mrs.

A. G. Hamilton, Mrs. Frenk Cowles Mrs. T.

N. Steele, all of Edmonton; one brother. Mr. Donald Sebastian of Oakland, also surviving are 13 grandchildren. Love's Remembrance Outlasts All A printed list of the relatives and friends who share your lost becomes a mora valuable possession a each month and year passes.

Edmonton Journal will gladly provide an estimate of the cost at the low rate of lo per word (minimum $2.00) Card of Thanks Mr. C. N. Whitlam and boys wish to thank all their kind friends for kindness and sympathy shown them during their recent bereavement. Also for floral tributes received.

Special thanks to Staff of St. Mary's Ward, General Hospital. KILLja MEAMERlCANV MER1KAN? ml EASY T5g7T Wfi HOW MANY AMERICANS JTa AMERICAN- YOU TRIED NO NO- CUT IT OUT g-; DID YOU KILL NO A TKiU. ME. TlOH-HHH- -lr Lt! -'Tg IU- Jap-nee-J -y-rr iH-it-f1 Yr ifffeTr rH Lj.