Edmonton Journal from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada • 41

IHB EDMONTON MTl HIlAV, KOVfcMHEB IS, 1SAS -PACE IOHTV-OM TaaaVa for foaitrvc- TENDERS Tenders are hereby called for Teachers Knew Hardship In District's Early Days FOR SALE BY TENDER (STATI OF JOHN JOSEPH CALM, DECEASED The Public Trustee offtn for salt by tender: One 1) 1B50 Ford V8 Coach. Good condition. This vehicle It offered for salt on an "at It. where It" basis, and may be In. spected at Scotty'i Oaragt, Edmonton.

will be received by the undersigned up to 2:00 o'clock In the afternoon on Wednesday, the 30th day of November, A D. 1958, for tht purchase of. the above vehicle, ttatlng whether terms or cub, Tenderi should be forwarded in a aealed envelope and marker "Tende. Oalm Estate" and a certl. fled cheque for.

ten per cent (101 of tht offer mutt accompany the asms, The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Deposits will be returned to unsuccessful tenderers. Titles Building PUBLIC TRUSTEE, Edmonton, Alberta. Teaching, in the days 50 years ago when Alberta was a mere toddler among Canada's provinces, was a calling that required an Iron constitution. "old hands" at the profession point out that the pioneers in the Three R's often cultivated young minds durln the day and then for good measure did more cultivating this time of a back-breaking nature In the lone battle to bring agricultural land under the plow.

Wacei offered hv ar.hnnl hoards 1 1 i i 7 tie e4 eppreslmetely 12.500 fear main Irem town Breaki te tht arov. I tiortlcullufol itotlon, Brooki, Albert. Healed lenders addressed to the undersigned for construction of ftp proximately 13.800 feet of water mln from tht town of Bronki to tin Provincial Horticultural Illation near Brooks, Albert, will received up to II o'clock AM. Mount nln Standard Time, Friday, December B. I Oft.

Plmn end specifications may be had on application to the Archltect- iiml Otl Ire. Public Worki Building No 3. Edmonton, end will be avail-. able only to contractor! reentered and operating In trie province oi Alberta, on depoalt of Twenty-five (129.00) Dollars wMcn will re re funded when plant end specific, tlone trt returned to the Department complete end In good order not later than one week after clos. Ing dnte of tendering, otherwise the deposit thall be forfeited.

lach tender mut be accompanied by marked cheque fer Plve (5) oer cent of the tender wnicn win be returned within tlx deyt after contract le swarded. Successful bidder will be required to' give a marked cheque or approved Government of Canada or Provincial Bond for Ten (10) per cent of the contract. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders will do opened In public. Contractors submitting bldt are Invited to attend.

A. Arnold Deputy Minister of Public Works eg delivery to stock pile In Camrose of crushed gravel. Delivery to be completed by April I. IS1. Quantities as follows; 0,000 yds.

1" crushed Pit run 2.000 yds. 1" clean, acrsenea crusn- ed rork or 1" washed, suitable for cement work. J.ooo yds crushed Pit run 1,000 yde. 11 2" crushed Pit run Gravel pit owned by City of Camroea and Is located 10 miles south of the City. Lowest, or any tender not necessarily accepted.

MkII Tenders to City Office, City of camrose, by noon, December im. NOTICE IN TIIK F.HTATE OF JOHN FRF.n MiAI.LIMTKK (also known at JOHN WILFRF.D Mr-AIXIMTKK) late of the Itv of Kdmontnn, In the Province of Alberta, Hiliool Teacher (retired), deceased. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that ell persons having claims upon the Estate of the above named JOHN ALFRED MCALLISTER Who died on the 6th day of October A. D. 1955, are required to file with THE ROYAL TRUST COMPANY; 10039 Jasper Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta, by the 7th day of January D.

1956, a full statement duly verified of their claims and of any securities held by them, and that after that date the Executor will distribute the assets of the deceased imong the parties entitled thereto navine regara oniy to the claims of 'Which notice has been so filed or which have been brought to Its knowledge. DATED this 23rd day of November A. D. 1955. THE ROYAL TRUST COMPANY, 10030 Jasper Avenue.

Edmonton, Alberta. Executor of the Estate of John Alfred McAllister by their Solicitors, WEEKS, PETERSON LOVEKIN, Barristers. National Trust Building, Edmonton, Alberta. JUDICIAL SALE OF TOWN PROPERTY BY TENDER Pursuant to the Order of Sale, and directions of his Honor Judge Garleov of the District Court of Al berta and of certain directions for sale, sealed tenders will be received for the purchase of Lot 7, biock li, in tne lownsiw of Beverly In the said Province ss shown on subdivision Plan 6547H.W. (Beverly Heights) RIi.

36 Edmonton Settlement. Reserving thereout all mines and minerals. The property Is located at 4622- 117 Ave. In the Town of Beverly In the Province of Alberta and Is an Incomplete new framed and roofed dwelling house on a lot measur ing 50' 120'. The property will T)e offered for sale at an upset price oi ei.auu.uu, the purchaser assuming all current taxes.

Tenders must be enclosed In a sealed envelope marked "Tenders re Wilhelm Pahl vs Mary Pawliuk and Nick Zachartuk No. 60110" addressed to the Clerk of the District Court, Court House, Edmonton, Alberta, and must be In the hands of the aald Clerk not later than 4:00 o'clock In the afternoon of the 19th day of December A.D.. 1955. Terms of Sale: Each tender shall be accompanied by a marked cheque or cash for 10 of the amount of the tender and the balance of the purchase price shall be paid (unless time Is otherwise extended) into the Court within sixty days after acceptance of the tender without Interest. The deposit of 10 shall be forfeited by the successful tenderer If he refused to carry out the purchase after acceptance of bis tender.

Cheques of unsuccessful tenders shall be returned to them Immediately after rejection thereof. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. In all other respects the terms -and conditions of sale will be the standing conditions of sale of the District Court of Alberta so tar as same are applicable. For further particulars, apply to Cormle Kennedy, Barristers it Solicitors, 112 Barry Building, in Edmonton. Alberta.

DATED at the City of Edmonton, In the Province of Alberta, this 16th day of November AD, 1955. "Michel Dubuc" CLERK OP COURT APPROVED: E. Garlepy" JU8TICE OP DISTRICT COURT CENTRAL MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION Construction of etagt I School (Masonry), Including Oround Hr vices, at Orletbach monton, Alta. t.liM(iNTniI D.N'.i). 9-55 Aealcd tenders will be received by the undemlgned up to 12 oclock noon 8.T.

TIKKHAV, DfSOKMBF.lt 20th, 1935. tor the above project. Tender documents msy be obtfln- ed from tht undersigned on depnllt of $100.00, and are available for Intpectlon at C.M.H.C. Offices In Edmonton and Winnipeg, and Build- en Exchangei In Edmonton, cat-Kry, Winnipeg, batkatoon and Re-Kins. A certified cheque made payable to Central MorWaitt and Homing Corporation (or Negotiable Dom- tnlon of Canada Bonds), for 10 per cent of the amount of the Tender up to $250,000.00 pint 6 per cent of the amount by which the Tender exceeds t250.OO0.00 must accompany each tender as security deposit.

The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. H. J. Petursson, Regional Construction Engineer. 10006 107tl Street, Edmonton, Alberta.

Sale of Petroleum and Natural Gai Leases NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned on behalf of the Lesees Is prepared to receive offers to purchase the following Petroleum and Natural Oas Leases, subject to the terms thereof: North Half of Section One fl) Township Sixty-six (68) Range One (1) West of the Plfth Meridian. South West Quarter of Section Twenty-three (23) Township Twenty seven (27) Range Three (3) west of the Fifth Meridian. Township Twenty-seven (27) Runee Three (3) West of the Fifth Meridian. The whole of Section Thirteen (191 Townshln TwenW-flve (25) 5K. (4 WMt 01 The conditions and form of tender mv be obtained on application at the offices of H.

S. Patterson, Patterson MacPherson at 218 -Greyhound Building, Calgary, Al- Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned on or before Twelve o'clock Noon on Monday the 5th day of December, A.D. 1955, and must be accompanied by a certified cheque, marked In trust, for 10- of the full amount tendered. The highest or any tenders will not necessarily be accepted. H.

8. PATTERSON, PATTERSON MACPHERSON 218 Greyhound Building, CALGARY Alberta. TENDERS Sre. Marie School Sre. Marie R.C.S.

School District No. 36 Spirit River, Alberta. Sealed tenders on alteration and additlone to the above building will be received at the office of the Architects or by the Secretary of Ste. Marie R.C.S. School District No.

36 until 5:00 P.M., M.S.T. Wednesday. December 14th. 1955. All sub-trades including mechanical and electrical shall bid to the General Contractors.

Plans and specifications shall be available to the General. Mechanical and Electrical Contractors only on deposit of $50.00. For use by sub-trades, plana and specifications shall be placed In the Edmonton Builders' Exchange, and one et with the Secretary of the School District. A eertlTied cheaue or Bid Bona drawn in favour of the ste. Marie R.C.S.

School District No. 36 In the amount of $3,000.00 shall accompany each tender. A 20 per cent Performance Bond drawn up In compliance with the speculations snail De required irom the successful General Contractor. Deposits on plans and specifications shall bs refunded on return of plans and specifications in good condition within one week after tne closing of tenders. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.

DIAMOND DUPUIS DUNN Registered Architects 002 Rawlelgh Building 10740 Jasper Avenue Edmonton, Alberta, a SALE lHK CITY OF REGINA Tender for tht Supply of Concrete and Cast Iron Pipe for Proposed Domestic Trunk Sewers Sealed tenders, clearly marked as to content will be received by the city Commissioners, city nan ReKlna, Saskatchewan, up to 11:00 AM, Mountain Standard Time, on Wednesday, December 31st, 1955, for the supply and delivery of tht following: Approximately 41.500 linear feet of Concrete Sewer Pipe In lizet 18" to 60" In diameter. Approximately 500 linear feet of Cast Iron pipe and fittings In tleet 10" to 20" In diameter, Specifications and Form of Tender may oe ootainea rrom tne city Engineer's Office, City Hall, Reglna, Saskatchewan. Certified cheque It to accompany earn Dm. The City reserves, the right to reject any or all tenders. 1 K.

R. Pattiton City Engineer. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Entate of HENDRIf L'H (HK-KV) AVOI.TKK.H late of the City of Edmonton, In the Province of Deceased. NOTICE Is hereby given that all persons having claims upon the es tate of the above named Henrlcus (Henry) Wolters who died on or about the 14th day of May, AD. iS5.

are required to file with Messrs. Wood. Haddad. Molr, Hyde Sr. Ross, Barristers it Solicitors, 802 McLeod Building, Edmonton.

Al berta, by the 9th day of January, AD. 1956, a full statement duly verified of their claims and of any securities held by them, and that alter that date the Executor will dltribute the assets of the deceased 1 jnnon? the parties entitled thereto. having regard only to the claims notLce na Been or "ran orougni to nis I DATED at the City of Edmon, jn' he vlnc Alberta. itnls 21 day of November, A D. WOOD, HADDAD MOIR HYDE it ROSS Solicitors for the Executor, Bira McLeod Building, Edmonton, Alberta.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of MATTHEW YOUNG late of the vicinity of Parkcourt, in tne province or Alberta, De ceased. NOTICE Is herehv olv.n that .11 persons navmg claims upon the estate of the above named MATTHEW YOUNG who died on or about the 14th day of May. A.D. 1955. are required to file with Messrs.

Wood, Haddad, Molr. Hyde it Ross, Barristers it Solicitors, 802 McLeod Bulldtnff. Erimnntnn Altaian k. 9th day of January, A.D. 1956, a iuii statement auly verified of their claims and of any securities held by them, and that after that Hat.

the Executrix will distribute the assets or. the deceased among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which notice has been fllari ni wVih been brought to her knowledge. uatbu at tne City of Edmonton. in the Province nf Alharta thfi Qm day of November, A.D. 1955.

WOOU HADDAD MOIR HYDE it ROSS Solicitors for the Executrix 802 McLeod Building, Edmonton, Alberta. The City of Edmonton NOTICE OF PROPOSED LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS Public notice is hereby given pursuant to the provisions of the "City Act" that after the expiration of two weeks the publication of this notice, the Municipal Council of the City of Edmonton Intends to undertake the' undermentioned works as Local Improvements to be paid for by way of special frontage assessment at a unit rate of 10c per front foot per year for 10 years. All costs In excess of the above win De borne uy the Clty-at-Large. Exemption of 85 will be allowed on flankage currently oned as and The proposed Improvements are the construction of the following: INTENSIFIED STREET LIGHTING SIDE ON FROM TO 76 Ave. 109 St.

118 St. Owners of the land affected mav within two weeks after the last publication of this Notice, petition the- Council against the proposed Local Improvements. NOTE: Owners of anv of the land affected may pay their assessment in full or commute any balance as provided by Section 405 of the City DATED at Edmonton Alherta hl 26th day of November, 1955. da us 01 last publication of this notice, December 3rd. 1955.

S. DOC HER TY, City Clerk. TOWN AND VILLAGE ACT NOTICE NOTICE It hereby given that, pur- 1 1 r- Vy mSMf utu I I -tr I lil rrnaiATwtua cl ij FA HAsnntm 111 1 BiMB TRUCKS "0ur Lfl nl Exclusive Business" Ya yZ2Z fk CHASSIS CAB 2 Jfcf 1951 GMC 4 ton $1075 Ml 111 1953 Chev. ton HD $1700 11 I jf lA 1M6 Chev. 3 ton $400 A A 1953 CMC Vt ton $1795 LJ MM Kl 1953 Merc.

3 ton $675 9 it Ul 1951 Ford 5 ton $1100 MV i ui ft 1950 Chev. 3 ton HD. $700 1 41 I 1953 GMC ton HD $1650 V. ,7, 1919 III KB5 $300 I 9 HiTiJMiilO 4 TRACTORS 2 "T-iliylZ i 1953 I.H. RP195 $3600 fit I IImDIE DUMPS 1950 Dodge I ton $900 fjd li) I 1949 Ford 8 ton $950 1 1947 Mercury ton $800 fiw 1 fTTTi i 1952 Fargo 8 ton $1080 If I 'lu? 1953 Ford ton iofl DECK 1951 Ford 3 ton 1944 1H K4 $100 a A PICK-UPS fa WW Hi 1953 Mercury ton $700 i 4 i mf 1953 Ford ton $895 I 1 1953 GMC Vi ton 5 1954 Ford ton $1375 (1 fhjHf'.

i 1946 Fargo 14 ton $250 1 i I i 1 0 5 1948 Mercury ton $350 i I' V'" I 151 Chev. ton s0 ll fl 1953 Chev. ton $400 1954 1H ton $1200 fluiilX A PANELS i TV CARS'---: -aVK 0- 1946 Pontlac Coach $400 wi 4 1948 Pontlac Sedan $375 1950 Ford Sedan $700 IM jrX JM 1953 Ford Sedan $1295 Kfl 9 11910 111-Are. Pi Ph. 87205 JJ particularly in the' country districts were everything but work was scarce, were far from attractive.

But at that, they drew their quota, for In the farming districts no one went hungry, regardless of the state of his pocketbook. The salary of a teacher in the Alberta counterpart of the "little red schoolhouse" 50 years ago was anywhere from $30 per month up. An average would be something like $50 per month, and there were those who thought this was a princely salary. CAME FROM EAST For example, there was a teacher who arrived from New Brunswick In 1906 armed with his teacher's license. Thirty-four years old, he had been working in his home province in the, east for $250 per year.

He thought he had uncovered a fortune in the McKenzie school district, about 10 miles north of Tofield, where he was offered $600 annually. His board was reasonable: $10 per month. Answering the call of the west, this pioneer rural teacher arrived via a CPR "Harvesters' Excursion." The fare was $12 from Saint John, N.B., to Winnipeg. From Winnipeg to Edmonton cost another $8. Back in '06, it was an Edmonton far removed from the city bursting at its seams today.

The ferry at the foot of 105 St. was running: the Hudson's Bay Company fort still dominated the valley. From the fort, Just above where the legislative building power plant stands today, there was a nificentand uninterrupted view of the river valley. There was no High Level Bridge; no city powerhouse; no 105 St. bridge.

TREK TO SCHOOL Or.ce in Edmonton, it wasn't hard for the easterner to find a teaching Job. Getting to McKenzie however, was another thing. There NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that RIPLEY AND ASSOCIATES (AL BERTA) a Company Incorporated under the Companies Act of the Province of Alberta, Intends to apply to the Registrar of Joint Stock Companies for a change of its name to N. A. LAWRENCE AND ASSOCIATES (ALBERTA) LTD.

DATED at Edmonton. Alberta, this S4th day of November, A.D. 1955. RIPLEY AND ASSOCIATES (ALBERTA) by its solicitors, DUNCAN MISKEW DECHENE BOWEN, 203 Bank of Nova Scotia Building, Edmonton, AiDerta. CANADA -PROVINCE OF ALBERTA APPLICATION FOR A CHANGE OF NAME NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ANN MARSTON DANIELS, of Edmonton.

In the Province of Alberta. Registered Nurse, intend to make application to the Provincial Secre tray under the provisions of the Change of Name Act, for the change oi my tame, from Ann Marston Daniels to Ann Marston. (Signed) Ann Marston Daniels Auction Sale for FRANK MIDDLEBROUGH Wednesday, November 30. com mencing after lunch, 8 miles West of Alcomdale: team of black mares; 13 head cattle; quantity of power machinery; household goods; bay and feed, tools, etc. CLYDE SMITH CO.

9637 102 Avenue, Edmonton. Frank Gwartney. Auctioneer, Licence No. 1 REGISTERED HEREFORD SALES Special Attention MONDAY. NOVEMBER 28th at 12:00 NOON at the Edmonton Ex hibition Sales Pavilion for Stuart Fenton of Irma.

and Harold Paul of Namao Joint Annual Sale of Registered Hereford Females, open helfera, bull calves, heifer calves, etc. 64 head Including 4 bull carves one year to 18 months old, 10 grade lemaies orea to registered sires a. tested and all Bangs tested or vac cinated. Make It a point to attend this sale at the Edmonton Exhibition Sales Pavilion on November 28th at 12:00 Noon. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30th! AT 12:00 NOON for Mike Dchuk at his farm, one mile North of Vermi lion 40 head of Reeistered Here ford Females, bred.

B. and Bans I bCbUrU UT TllXJUStCU. A11IB IB fcilV rt IC which was originally scheduled for Novmeber 30th. These cattle will be presented In natural pasture condition. They are aired by, also bred to bulla of scale, bone and general quality.

Plan to attend these two sales of Registered Herefords. You will lice the cattle. THIRSDAY. DECEMBER 8th AT 11:60 A.M. for Nick Wispinskl, one mile East of Round Hiu.

General farm and livestock sale. DON BALL AND ASSOCIATES AUCTIONEERS AVD SALES MANAGERS Don E. Ball, Maurr Jacob. Don Ball Jr. Walter fx-hollr.

Lie. Nos. 5, l.j, 16, 13A 10349-99 ft- Edmonton, Alberta. Phone 2145J EDODODDDDDDDDDDnOODDOQDQQCg buskc, me railway line from the east wa Jut being gur. veyed: newcomers didn't have sad-dlehorscs ts a rule, so there was Just one way to reach the new post "Shank's pony." in 1906, no one gave second thought to a $800-a-yfar schoolteacher walking 40 miles to go to work.

The teacher thought about it least of all. The hike from Edmonton behind him, this new teacher found he had to get his bearings, and a place to stay. Then came the hardest task of all for the recent ar-rival from the Marltlmes getting used to a prairie winter. The winter of 06-'07 still Is talked about by the ploners who lived through It. The temperature dropped to 50 below and stayed there, for what seemed like week after week.

The farm at which the teacher boarded was "insulated" from the outdoors by a double thickness of brown paper. The paper worked wonders In stopping ordinary winds, but a big storm passed through the district and ripped it to shreds. There were holes In the paper large enough for the farm cats to crawl through, and some of them did In their search for warmth. The teacher's room had a good stove in it, and the bed was moved until it was almost on top of it A fire was kept burning all night and even at that, morning would find the pedagogue's moustache frozen to the bedclothes and a cat or two huddled under the blankets for warmth. Another feature of the bitterly cold days and nights was the boom ing of splitting Ice on Beaverhill Lake.

The noise was "like distant thunder," the new teacher recalled later. Such was the life of a rural teacher. In the days when Alberta was the new baby In the family of Provinces. Would Legalize "Small" Lotteries LONDON (CP) Parliament took a hard look Friday at the "con fusing, chaotic, inconsistent and unequal" laws governing Britain's No. 1 pastime betting and decided a little tidying up was Id order.

i- Without a dissenting vote, the House of Commons gave second reading approval In principle to a private member's bill to legalize small lotteries, small whist drives and similar charitable- and nonprofit entertainments. Emphasis of the bill is on the word "small." It makes no attempt to unravel the whole range of legal curiosities governing other forms of betting such as horseracing and football pools. Ironically, the bill itself de pended on a lottery to reach the floor of toe Commons. It wa3 drawn in the sessional lottery held to determine which bills would be considered in the limited time set aside for discussion of legislation proposed by private members. Ernest Davies, Labor memDer and sponsor of the bill, described the present betting laws as "com pletely confusing, chaotic, incon- istent and unequal, and com pletely out of line with public opinion and common practice." VICAR COULD SELL A vicar, said Davies, could run a raffle at his sale of work in the church hall, but if he sold a ticket before the local member of Par-laiment had opened the function, he was in danger of arrest.

As to betting, those who have the good fortune to have credit can pick up a telephone, get in communication with their bookmaker and place 1.000 on a horse or dog, whereas the man in the street, if he wants to place a bob on a horse with the bookie or with a runner at the street corner runs tie risk of getting into trouble." Sir Hugh Lucas-Tooth, under sec retary of state at the home office, sa'd amid cheers, the government was willing to offer the sponsors every assistance in detailed consideration of the measure in the committe stage. Sir Hugh described as "work able" the bill which seeks to legal ize small lotteries, involving not more than 500 and would limit prizes to 100. gai.t Although second reading was approved without dissent, a number of members on both sides of the House spoke against the bill. Davies, tracing the development of the "muddled" gambling laws, said some of the present statutes date back to 1541 when Henry VIII introduced an act to ban "un-, lawful games" because at that time Henry was fearful the flower of English manhood would waste its time on games and lose Its skill with the bow and arrow. "Henry made all games Illegal although he entered the greatest lottery of all no fewer than six times." commented Davies.

r.r an Dec. 1st UnUl p.m. CAMPBELL Valaatera n. rxs 4494 N0TICE TO CREDITORS AND CLAIMANTS In the matter of the estate nf MAI DE COLLINS, late of the City nf Edmonton In the Province of Alberta. Deceased NOTICE Is hereby given that all persons having claims upon the estate of the above named.

MAUDE COLLINS, who died on the 27th day of July, A.D. 1956, are required to file with the firm of Messrs. WOOD HADDAD MOIR HYDE Ac ROSS, by the 9th day of January, A.D. 1965, a full statement duly verified of their claims and of any securities held by them, and that after that date the Executor will distribute the assets of the deceased among the parties entitled having re gard only to the claims of which notice has been to filed or which has been broueht to his knowledge. uAitu mis zist aay oi iNovemDer AD 1955.

WOOD HADDAD MOIR HYDE it ROSS Solicitors for the Executor 802 McLeod Building Edmonton, Alberta. NOTICE In the estate of OTTO LARSEV, late or Heverly and BeauTallon, Alberta, Retired, Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims upon the estate of the above named Otto L. Larsen. who died on the 4th day of August A.D.

'1955, are required to file with the undersigned solicitors for the Executors, by the 25th day of January AD. 1956. a full statement duly verified of their claims and of any securities held by them, and that after that date the executors will distribute the assets of the deceased among the parties entitled thereto having re gard only to the claims of which notice hat been so filed or which have been brought to their atten' tion. DATED this 24th day of Novemb er A.D. 1355.

Crockett, Crockett, Smith Quinn Per W. M. Crockett. Solicitors for the Executor Holger Larsen and Carl Christensen Address 505 Royal Trust Bldg, Edmonton, Alta. NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND CLAIMANTS IV THE ESTATE OF ALBERT STANLEY MALTBY.

late of Edmonton, In the Province of Alberta, Mechanic, deceased. NOTICE Is hereby given that all persons having claima upon the estate of the above named Albert Stanley Maltby who died on the 4th day of September, AD. 1955, are required to file with the undermentioned Solicitors by the 27th day of December, 1955 a full statement duly verified of their claims and of any securities Held by them, and that after that date the Executrix will distribute the assets of the deceased among the parties entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of which notice has been so filed or which have been brought to their knowledge. DATED this 23rd day of November, 1955. CORBETT.

HARPER it CORBETT. 609 Tegler Building, Edmonton, Alberta. Solicitors for the Executrix. NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND CLAIMANTS In the estate of MARY SPIYAR late of the Village of Hairy Hill, In the Province of Alberta, Deceased. NOTICE Is hereby given that all persons having claims upon the estate of the above named MARY SPIVAK who died on the 13th day of November, A.D.

1954. are required to file with the undersigned Sol icitors for the Executor by the 15th day of January, A.D. 1956 a full statement duly verified of their claims and of any securities held by them, and that after that date the executor will distribute the as sets of the deceased among the parties entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of which notice has been to filed or which have been brought to his knowledge. DATED this 2 1st day oi November, A.D. 1955.

DECORE. KOSHTJTA. SULLY BRODA. Solicitors for the Executor, Andrew Saskiw, 201 McLeod Building, EDMONTON. Alberta.

OIL WELLS FOR SALE BY TENDER The Rebut Oil Company Limited offera for sale by tendeee 1. Section 15 50 2 WSth Mer. 10 acres on L.S.D.4. Oil Well known as Rebus Blackfoot No. 1.

2. Section 15 50 2 W.4th Mer. 10 acres on L.SD.5. Oil Well known aa Rebus Blackfoot No. 3.

Sealed bids to be submitted to Messrs. Bryan. Foote Crossley. Barristers it Solicitors, 408 Imperial Bank Edmonton, Alberta, up to 2:00 o'clock In the afternoon of the 12th day of December, A.D. 1955.

for purchase of the above property. I Tenders ahould be forwarded In a (ealed envelope and marked "Tender. Rebus Oil Company Limited" and a certified cheque for 10 per cent of the offer must accompany the same, ine highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Deposits will be returned to the unsuccessful tenderers. Separate bids may be made on each oil well.

Terms of sale: cash balance within thirty days after acceptance of offer. BRYAN. rOOTE ft CROSSLEY Barristers Ac Solicitors 408 Imperial Bank Bldg. Edmonton. Alberta.

Tender For Sole of School Property Stony Plain School Division No. 25 Tenders will be received by the Board of Trustees of the above School Division at the Office of the Secretary-Treasurer up to NOON THURSDAY DECEMBER ith. 1955. on the nnderiisted school property: 1. Atim Lake School District No.

J205 Pt. l. 12-58-27-W. tat School Bulldinc ID) Mrn Coal Shed Toilet (el School Site (approximately 1 acres 2. Huron School District No.

825 -Pt. 18-53-25-W (a Schpl Building bi Barn c) Coal Shed Toiieta School Site (approximately acres. Tenderers may. if they so desire, bid i alu wj rM. uiu ion arte, or ct Bte com Secretary-Treasnrer.

in nneti any tender will not necessarily be ajecepted. i. S. SPADT. Fe 6TOSZ Alberta.

GREY CUP 5 13 Continues TODAY and all next week! WE'RE KNOCKING suant to the provisions of The II Town and Village Act. 1952 In that behalf, petition has been pre-IJJ sented to the Minister of Municipal Affairs, praying for the erection of Looking For VALUE? I Then Look To I BURROWS i i if friO V', 11 ni p.m. I 1 1953 Coach. New I OFF EVERY CAR i ON OUR 3 LOTS MAIN LOT Jasper Are. at 107 St.

(PjfS Phone 29391 Evening 29395 AOa- THE HAMLET OF AMISk and consisting of the following lands: Those portions of the north west quarter of Section 26, the south west Quarter of Section 35, the north east ouarter of Section 27 and the south east Quarter of Section 34. Township 41. Range 8, West of the 4th Meridian, described as follows: 2 Commencing at the point of Intersection of the east boundary of the north west Quarter of Sec- Hton 26 and the south boundary road plan 2238 I.O.; thence westerly along aald south boundary of the surveyed road to Its Intersection with the east boundary of 3adger Street as shown on plant 7301 Z. land 1601 A.A.: thence south wester ly along the extension southerly of the east boundary of Badger Street to Its Intersection wrth the extension easterly of the south boundary of Third Avenue as shown on plan 7301 thence north west erly along the aald extension and south boundary of Third Avenue to Its intersection with the east boundary of Beaver Street as shown on plan 7301 B.Z.: thence south westerly along the extension of the east boundary of Beaver Street to Its Intersection with the west boundary of Section 26: thence north along the west boundary of Sections 26 and 35 to the Intersection with the north boundary of the Canadian Pacific Railway Grounds as shown on plan 7301 B.Z.: thence south easterly along the north boundary of the Station Grounds to Its Intersection with the east boundary of the north west quarter of Section 26 and along said east boundary to the point of commencement. 121 Thon portion of the north west onarter of Section 26 crivered by Certificate of Tltie Sl-I-38 and 146-C-124.

3) All that portion of th north east quarter of Section 27 which iTM drueni oaraliel with ard perpendicularly distant 30 feet westerly from the east boundary of the said quarter section. 4i Thoee portions of the south east quarter of Section 84 t'eiel by Certificate of Title 19-D-122. 205-Q-153 and 58-M-43. All the above plans and Certificate of Title at registered In the Land Titles Office of the North Alberta Land Rear-trauon District, Edmoctm. into a Vdlaae.

and that a3 ob- lections to the organization of eocb wrritoTT Into a VLllaee most be 1, rebuilt motor (no if )) 1931 POXTIAC Hardtop. '-sks L0T NO. 1 101 St. and 111 Ave. Phone 74247 LOT NO.

2 117 St. tni Jasper Ave, a a a a a a a a Jenner'i Famous 12 Month Wnrrontv fixe Green Seed" Ave. at 107 St. PS" 79 31 rTxTj 1 mm 3 1 Pheee 192941 EVERY CAR WINTERIZED, LICENSED, SAFETY CHECKED a. ill'g JPHVl'WmrJK I If 1951 DODGK Sedan It 1 rlrVyw" I 1947 CHRIslib ueoan.

wm Ur I I I flnral 4t ll I IMPORTANT ANTIQUE AUCTION SALE to be held at Reed, Fowcett Campbell Sole Rodms 9535 Jasper Ave. Tentative dates: Friday evening, Dec. 2nd pjn. Saturday afternoon at 1:30 p.m. and Monday eveninr.

7:30 p.m. Car Carries Green Seal "The Best DeaFs Jospcf at 'Ve are receiving over 450 lots of antique furniture, china atlTer. braa MAM LOT 5 rrft pa.nunes "i and copper ware several line oeen imported man ocouaao, praisai. On View Thursday, fUsd with the said with ail or erne buildinsa. days from date this aoticeJF; further Information apply to the- Farther aarttralsr.

utT eflftfcw DATED at Edmonton. A. pert thi ilSth day of REED, FAWCETT Aarttneer Ltc. Jl. IM.

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