Edmonton Journal from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada • 16

llil.Kl'HUNE 2517' PIXTEKN' i imtntal Haut Aiui Professional (27) "aim in i Funerals iRenlinma frem plifit Celtimat rumi ALU IkMi WORTH 1 ih EducntfonixU Jft4. lllll At WYNN. It A I C. Archills 222 lllrka llldg. nilitOI'IMCTOK C.

Craft D.C.. Sp.G Chiropractic Specialist Mrsitliurii.iompKlll tl at Ph J3IHe rKTs Ul'NHWOllTII. I)r, dental urgeon, 243 lllrka 111(1 g. Ph aJ4, IIAYN.2. IV( JI4 Cmriire rtldg, denint tiltu aUTftft Ilea SJOO'i LtsiK.

Or Jonn. Ivnul Surgeon. MoM-r-Ryner Bldg I'll 2442 "fir I- dentlafc ioi Tegler. ph 20: GRANT. C.

II, C. M3 McLrod Bldg. Edmont.m Ph 22f77 WOODS Field Oralg it Hyndin.n. bnrrlitera, solicitors, notarle a 14-319 McUo.1 Hiilg Ph 25147 MEDICAL DOCTORS ALL1N 8.. PRCS, Eni Oeneral Surgeon Diaease of Women 203-4 McLrod Hldg Ph BOl'LANOER.

Or Physician and Bldg Ph 22fKH EM.1S. Dr. Gordon, specialist genitourinary surgery. 711 Tegler Pb 21474 GEGOIE, Dr. C.

General Surgery and Diseases of Women, and Richard. Dr L. Physician, Surgeon Olficea 700 Tegler Blk Phone 2I028-8I308, GILLESPIE. general surgery, rectal disease 348 Birka Bldg. Pb 22767 LEITCH and Cruder, Drs, children' dlsPBsesJJIC McLeod Bldg.

Ph27412 MACKAY. Dr physician' Diseases of the heart and chest. SOD Tegler Bldg. Ph 22443, 81863, Dr Cam-bridge Urinary and skin disease, X-rav and electro-therapy, 508 Mc- Leod Bldg MACBETH. A FR.S.CTE..

surgeon disease of women 723 Tler. Ph. 26311 10328 121 St. Ph. 82065 OUR.

Dr. Harold Disease of the skin. 329 Tegler Bldg Ph. 25489-32325 TUCKER. Dr.

Gordon, pectallst genito-urlnnry surgery 434 Tegler I Ph 25642-33032. VANT. Dr Ross specialist maternity, geneacology. Blrk Bldg Ph. 22217.

32596 OPTICIANS INNES. Wm registered optometrist For a complete optical service. Pb 22562. upstairs. 10128 101 St.

PATENT ATTORNEYS RAMSEY Company, registered patent attorneys Canadian and foreign patents Edmonton correspondent. 24 Dominion Bank Chambers Business Service (28) AUCTIONEERS EARL LANYON. LIVESTOCK AND Country Sales a Specialty Ph 71211 and 31781 11035 87 Ave. CREDIT JEWELERS ANY time Is ring time and the ring that will give a greater thrill Is a genuine Bridal Wreath Diamond Ring. Irving Kline la featuring a lovely dlsclay of Bridal Wreath diamonds and Wedding Rings In a range of prices to suit every purse.

Give her a Bridal Wreath the true symbol of affection. Your credit Is fine with IRVING KLINE, 10117 JASPER EXPRESS AND TRANSFER CITY DELIVERIES A SPECIALTY Ph. 25455 Motor Truck Express Fl'RNACE CLEANING FOR safety's sake arrange now for chimney sweeping, furnace cleaning, repairs. The cost Is low. Ph.

Trip 28374. OUR giant power suction cleaner make your furnace tike new. For free inspection and repair Ph Shedden, 25596 HOUSE MOVING BUILDINGS moved, foundations built. Also sand, gravel. A Hudson, Ph.

72198 ROSS Wardell. House Mover Foundations Built, Ph 27521. 10813 108 Ave BUILDINGS moved, raised; founda-tlons built Buildings bought, sold For estimates, Marks. 10748 114 St Ph 25438 REPAIRMEN ALL makes of pbonograph repaired Full stock of parts. Jones Cross, next Journal Bldg Ph 24746.

Liberty Machine Works Ltd. SAM NICHOLS. MOR Machine Work and Welding All kind Engine Rebuilding. Gear Cutting 10247 103 St, Edmonton Ph 22048 GUNSMITH COTTI.E, 10250 101 St. Ph.

J2530 TENTS and AWNINGS VENETIAN Blinds Ph. 22818 9921 Jasper North-West Tent Awning AWNINGS Ph 21762 10046 102 8t. Edmonton Tent te Awning Co Ltd HEATING and PLUMBING DOW It Scott, Ltd, Plumbing, Heating 10135 105 St Ph 21928 Female Sits. Wanted il'itinlhMf rt fifinnm I milium llitoKKH-l'Ht want position or will line ur M'U of books. Mla A frtfrel, I'll Walt), ami Cimipto-Hieirr limit mlni.il m.ulu-ate, desiri-a positum iinmediitely.

Jtnull reiiiillieritlliill. ph, 71W8 fcXI'fc'HIr NCKI)' girfwTinla "day work! PH toon i 21. 6 to 9 evening. KXrtlHItNCKu" lad'V "desire, "house? work by hour or day, I'll, 27H4. wpjim want work, morning or aremouii, good reference.

ph 2774J, NVRXK des.ies priv.ite work. ble I'll, Iteaaon- Miuiu.b-auerl woman, one eon. wlshe notiM-ierPtiK position, preferably J''iniiig hotie; Box journal. WANT Ad. soliciting work at a alary run at Ic per word per day Six nay for the price of five Cah.

Minimum 10 word for 30c JOURNAL Want Ails men who are on 24-hour duty every jliiy. MalSitR. Wanted (25) BUTCHER and counter man, eight ye.ira' experience Mii-ni work Immediately. Will do anything. reference.

Ph. 22631. JOO-H P. steam enalneer .1,,,... Hon Box 391 Journal.

GROCERY man;" capable full charged crm ouyer. Box 388 Journal EXPF.IUENCEO. rt'llalila'cotmle; want rent equipped farm. Share or 'aRtr- wmin workers, not 401 Rot i r.n wains work. non.uiiKii.

Box 403 Journal. MAN. 24. wants position In genTrnl atore and truck driver: experienced: references. Box 379 Journal.

EXPERIENCED --farmeoirmrnT middle aged, wanted to manage equipped mixed farm for widow or absent owner. Oood with cattle, hogs. Shares or wages. Box 44 Journal. YOUNG married couple desire positions In city or near cltv.

Preferably on dairy farm or driving truck. Have Box 114 Lloyd- minster. TINSMITH, good furnace man, would also consider country town. Jjox 36 Journal. CARPENTER, good flulslier.

New or repair. References. Ph. 29942. flnaf traction engineer desires 393 Journal.

CAPABLE cook wants work at once; go anywhere: good references. Write J0014 102 A Ave MARRIED "couple, no children, want work in block, farm. Good home for winter. Box 397 Journal. MAN with good mechanical training wants garage work.

Low wages in exchange for practice. Box 380 Journal. MAN will do carpentering, building, alterations. Odd Jobs and cement work. Cheap.

Ph. 71159. YOUNG man desires any kind of work In city. Box 375 Journal. BOOKKEEPER Experienced lumber, transportation, brokerage and banking; single.

Open for Immediate engagement. Would like engagement In north Box369 Journal. MAN with good H-ton truck, anything anywhere If steady. Box 374 Journal. FLOUR Miller, over 10 years' experience, desires position; go anywhere.

Box 359 Journal. SPRAY Painter, reftnlsher, wants work. Automobiles or furniture. Have own equipment. Will go anywhere.

Box 364 Journal. CHAUFFEUR, truck driver, good mechanic with tools. H. Beck, Ph. 26315.

10544 100 St. WANTED a trial for permanent employment. Handy with tools, lire a furnace. Write Box 349 Journal. CAPABLE cook wishes work; go anywhere.

Write 11314 90 St, Edmonton, or Ph. 72773. ODD Jobs done, cheap: paperhanging, decorating, walls repaired. References. Ph.

26019. WHOLESALE hardwareman, young; ten years general experience, costing, sales, buying, sporting goods, radio, refrigeration. Would communicate with firm requiring capable man. Box 20. Journal.

EXPERIENCED couple. 2 children want work on farm, bachelor or separate house preferred. References. Box 852, Journal. EXPERIENCED larm couple wants work.

Box 333 Journal. FTRST-class truck, caterpillar driver. Best references. WAnts work. Box 330 Journal.

YOUNG-man, accounting and merchandising experience, wishes position. Excellent references. Box 332 Journal. MARRIED man wants a position, farm or city, box aJi journal. YOUNG married man needs work in city.

Willing to try anything. Box 337 Journal STEAM engineer wants work as Janitor or around heating plant or any Job in city. Ph. 81334. EXPERIENCED man wants position working on a larm, run a tractor, drive a truck, all-around handy man.

Box 319 Journal. EXPERIENCED farm-hand desires "ork for winter. State particulars. Box324 Journal. IN tractor reconditioning shop or gar-rste.

$14 week. (Not mechanic). Box 18 Journal. EXPERIENCED steam engineer, fireman, desires work immediately. George Kurceba, 10554 96 St.

EXPERIENCED paperhanger, painter, decorator, kalsomintng. Reasonable. Guaranteed. Terms. Ph.

28433. HANDY man, 50, heat appearance, dependable, wishes good home for winter. References. Box 310 Journal. BUSINE.SS-and professional nouses are kindly requested '0 get In touch with the Canadian Legion.

Edmonton Branch No. 1. when requiring the services of a man to fill a vacancy. Appointments can be made at the shortest notice When you are requiring a man to fill a position, please call the Memorial Hall, Ph 25231, between 8:30 am and 5:30 p.m.; Ph 24048 from 8:00 pm. to 11:00 p.m.

ARcntijyVantorl (22) AtlFNTS w.th cur, country virgin territory, Uo 3Jl, CHHIfilMV curd les i mile, wo oiler a litu'iiiM cum. or Od lih ruali-nier'a name and addrea imprinted i Imiimiii ttrll to friend. iieialilmra, liul-iwaa and pi(rwlnnitl inx(il. Every, n-oly Iwii Kiniple book mailed fi'. Men ami women should aclra this opportunity to make extra money In their apnrt time.

Also boxed aurtmrnta, toga and etc. 100 profit on tltes items Rotogravure Art Co, Art and Craft Uldg Van fouver. ELL prrnonarVirnatinaa c.i7l. 1 0(5 per doren up Made to order wttli swnaera name and address En-veliipes Included. Order (hipped Poaug paid.

Amaailtig valuta Hig profits Men and women can make big money, eell to frirnda, neigh-bora, oihers. Full or spare time. Our age nu ar making money. You have the same upportimlty. bimple book frre.

Friendly service, liberal eoinmiMiona. Pictorial Card Co, 476 Sevmour fit, Vancouver. CHRISTMAS "Card ln.iNsn'le. Bib profit now. Sell the most com-plete Cliriatmaa card line, ike big money every day ahowini; season's largest selection.

Printed to order Christmas curds, with sender nume and address. Designed by leading artists, values unequalled at our low prices. Four attractive lines Including 25 for II 00 per-aonals. Also munv different boxes assortment, all big mcnev makers. Canada's favorite "21" card assortment la finest ever produced, sells for 100.

your profit 50r. Make big money for Christmas Start now. Cash In on these fast selling lines! published bv the lunest com nan of Its kind In Canada. Branches from const to coast. Get easier oi ders.

No experience nocesaarv. Write for free sample book. Agents I biso wantca in smaller towns, lid-eral commissions. Frlendlv service Premier Art Guild, 281 McDermot Ave, Winnipeg IF you want to attract the attention of buyers and renters, send them an Invitation through Journal Classified Want Ads. Teachers Wanted (23) WANTED an experienced teacher at once.

$840 per annum. Valley Centre S.D. No. 517. William E.

Janssen, Hillsdown. Alta. TEACHER wanted to stiDstitute In Montrose school until July 1st, 1939. Duties begin Nov. 1st.

Salary as per divisional schedule. Apply immediately to D. V. York, sec, KUlam School Division. Killam.

TEACHER wanted immediately for Horseshoe Valley D. 4570. Salary 720. Grade I to IX. To board at different homes.

Wire reply to Geo. Childs, Hines Creek, Tuesday mornings only. TEACHER wanted for private tuition. box 313 Journal. SOMEONE, somewhere, will buy the furniture you want to dispose of If you tell them about It through Journal Classified Want Ads.

Female Sits. Wanted (24) EXPERIENCED girl wants work by day. Fh. 29816. room 20.

GIRL, wants to work for room and board while taking beauty course. Small remuneration. Ph. 72S31. GIRL desires work with dressmaker.

References. Ph. 26985. YOUTH training school girl wishes nome tor light duties, pn. 72182.

STENOGRAPHER will work for ex perience, small remuneration. Ph. 83624 afternoons. EXPERIENCED, capable, girl desires housework. Ph.

31930. DRESSMAKER'S assistant. small wages. Box 389 Journal. STENOGRAPHER, McTavish business course, desires position.

Some experience. References. Ph. 32520. WIDOW, and girl of nine, desire house work In rttuin for board and room and small remuneration.

Ph. 28461, EXPERIENCED girl desires day work Immediately. Ph. 23119, Laura. EXPERIENCED colored girl desires work, day, week, month.

Ph. 23581. WOMAN wants work, day or hour. Ph. 22975.

WANTED, position as housekeeper, farm or city (2 children) by woman wanting to go north for winter. Capable of taking full charge. Apply Mrs. E. M.

Hartt. Gen. Del, Calgary. TRULY experienced woman of 3o will keep house for bachelor, city. Box 370 Journal.

GRADUATE Stenographer, book keeper, three months' experience, wants position. Ph. 23S37. EXPERIENCED girl desires work by day. Ph.

27740. suite 24. SCHOOLGIRL will work for room and beard, small remuneration. Ph. 24510.

EXPERIENCED girl wants housework In city. Box 372 Journal. YOUNG, experienced lady would like Job on farm write Box 367 journal. EXPERIENCED woman desires house work by hour. Ph.

24821, Mrs. Je'ke. RESPECTABLE young woman, two little girls; wishes housekeeping position. Box 29 Journal. STENOGRAPHER and switchboard operator want position immediately.

Apply E. K. Heather, Scott, Saskatchewan. WORK, any kind. Ph.

26487, evenings to 9 or mornings to 11. GIRL desires work in cafe, lunch room. Ph. 28495. CAPABLE, experienced waitress desii tt, work.

Ph. Mable, 25367. EXPERIENCED girl wants housework by day or hour. Ph. 31938.

EXPERIENCED Lady desires work by day or hour, or housekeeping, full charge. Call Marie, Ph. 27018, mornings. EXPERIENCED dressmaker desires sewing, alterations or anything. Reasonable.

Ph. 81725. YOUNG woman desires hairdresser's Job for experience. Box 347 Journal. YOUNG lady with office and clerking experience desires work, uooa e-ferences Box 346 Journal.

COOK All-round restaurant, hotel experience. References. Ph. 26301. PRACTICAL nurse, housekeeper, cook; convalescent cases.

Ph. 26301. PcrionaI, MiicellanfouiJS) PI NHUWim-O'wd Christian bom tur iiuitin la "l-euve home ii tome home" Wjm, Umid meals, Pit. 3.1 1 47 HIIOPPINtrivTa tll t'liriaimaa. NtUJit, Jrwelrr'Wati'hmaker, IW47 Jj-prr.

WiHH 10113 Jar. glv free lii.tiu.".i,m in prut point and nre.ilei-.iint a. id have all iteceary maun! in lok iii I hiiih in-atrui'tlun botk. Price list on re-ritieet Calgary, 6aka-tn. tiegma AT ROHKHKfRY HOIICL tl 00 Week t'p rENPEltfl repired Art Lowe.

Auto ot JM. SPrr-WB Parcel Delivery Fait and efficient service Ph, 86733 Jll.MS developed, printed. Joe poet-paid service. (lolling-worth's. 117M 9b St SPECIAL Paperhangmg.

painting, decorating Reasonable prices. Prompt service. Ph. 7U44, MEN! Wart v.m' Try raw oyater tonic Ostrex Tablets to pep whole body quick! If not delighted with resuiU first package, maker refunds Us price. You don't rink a Jienny, Call, write Merrick and all good druggists.

Elderdowna made, repaired. Wool washed and carded. Edmonton Woollens, 618 111 Ave. Ph. 72648.

HEAVENER School of Phvsltal Culture. Instructress Instructed by Mr. a. Morris, of Vancouver. Ph.

83018 IOOF, 103 St, Monday and Thursday. ECZEMA. Itch, Piles. Ulcere. Regardless how bad.

Try Geo. Lee's Chinese Remedy. Postpaid 12.10. Trenjore. Vancouver, Canada.

PAPERH ANGERS, experienced; odd Jobs painting, calsomlnlng. repairs. References. Reasonable. Ph.

26018. 1.9.1 One price only. Washable "Wabasso" Print Dresses. Shirley Frock, 10409 Jasper. YE Old English Fish and Chips open Sunday1 Ph.

orders 26377. CALGARY'S finest sleeping accommodation Yale Hotel, "The Family Hotel." opposite C.P.R. Depot. PERSONAL Stationery la distinctive and Inexpensive Douglas Printing Ltd Ph. 26480 Fl'KS stored repaired, re-styled.

An-dresen. 10181 lOflA St. Ph. 28321. Reliable PTlntn.g Ltd.

Ph. 24078. "Good Printing at the Right Price" 6.000 Edmonton Citizens testify for powder, herbal remedy. Rheumatism, neuritis, arthritis, stomach troubles Two weeks 1.50; month, J00; two months, 15 00. Druggists or J.

C. Mclntyre, Box 374. Edmonton. RHEUMATISM Sufferers. Try metal chains Special list 10527 101 St.

SMART Printing commands attention brings results. Douglas Printing Co. Ph. 26480. BEDBUGS or Roaches exterminated.

Satisfaction guaranteed. Established 1907 Government license. Rless Products. 102 Ave. Ph.

25506. IN Edmonton Welcome to Selk'rk Yale Hotels Central; popular rates. SPECIAL on truck tires. Get our prices MCMILLAN BROTHERS 114 St. and Jasper Ave.

Ph. 81533 McVAY'S Radio Service. Government Licensed Technician. 10703 97 St. Phone 27498.

GUARANTEED fumigation. Licensed lumlgatorj sur results. B. Chemical company. Ph 82211 GUARANTEED watch repairing.

Why pay excessive charges. See Fromant, 10359 97 St. WATCHES cleaned 11.00, alarm clocks 60c. Clarke, 13 Bradbu- homp-son Blk. REMEMBER, in Journal Want Ads readers seek the ad your ad Is It there today? Travel 0) COUPLE would like transportation to Mannville.

Ph. 22953. WANT transportation to Detroit, middle-aged woman. Box 381 Journal. Beauty Shoppes (10) FREE Marcel.

Finger Wave or Shampoo Beatitlful Students' perma-nents 11.00 up Beauty Academy, Suite 3. upstairs. 10114 Jasper. OPENING for student Madame Dey'i Hairdreaslng Academy. 10243 Jasper.

Ph 21698 MODERN style permanent wave. $2.00 and up. National Beauty Salon, 10019 102 Ave. Ph. 26282.

Cameo Presents FREE MANICURES WITH every Permanent of (3 and up for a limited time only. Ph. 21364 for appointments. CAMEO BEAUTY SHOPPE 10117 100A Opposite Kalon's SPECIAL 81.75 and up heatlesa machine. Mme.

Lamoureux. Mayfalr Beauty Parlor, 536 Tegler Bldg. Ph. 25525. TWO 15 PERMANENT "FOR PRICE OP ONE" Will be Given to THE FIRST 20 LADIES making their Appointments Jointly at the MODERNISTIC BEAUTY SHOPPE Within the Next 10 Days for the very Latest Fall Hair Styles.

Mrs. Trimble will personally supervise each permanent Make jour appointment now! PHONE 21362 MODERNISTIC BEAUTY PARLOR 342 Tegler BMg. Ph. 21362 ANY style make Permanent, $3 50 up. Guaranteed.

Woodward's Beauty Parlor. Ph. 22181. CHIC Beauty Shoppe. Shampoo.

Fin-gerwave. Manicure, 50c 10031 Jasper. Ph. 2547. PEGGY'S permanenta, 11 95 up.

Tivoll Bldg, between Bus Station-Hudson's Bay ARCADE Beauty Shop, above old location. Ph. 22521. 17 Benson Blk. Dressmakers (11) LEARN designing, dressmaking.

Night classes. 2 hours, due. Academy of Useful Arts, 9971A Jasper. Ph. 24668.

1 I Jt-A-D-I 0 OPKIIriN'O. servicing. ly. eeniin and home atuoy rmirrfs. Apolirailona for fall enroll nirnt now win taken, Sprottlinw Pelionl Hll ftoha.

(it Vancouver, IIP. Employment female HlpJVantedJljB) IIOUtiCKU'l'KH wanted for farm. One to conk for; no ouu.Ue work. Live four miles frt.nt a town: have car Mate wages required. Box 37 Journal MIMDI.E-aged housekeeper for farm Wages jo per month.

Box 3i'J Jmirnal. YOl'NO mrl to awist with houeewor in good farm-home near city. Moil days till Friduya. 16 00 moutlily llox ano Journal. YOl'NO girl for light housewoik 1 U47 t'nj'iiLA.

"'tir. HEALTH energetic reliable Pro' testnut housemaid. 35-30 years. He fined home City references. Waget 612.

W7.1J 10S tt. OIKL for light housework, tonight. 9JJ5 104 Ave. Apply THOROUGHLY experienced Oirl for housewoik; no other need apply Ph. 81671 HOUSEKEEPER, middle-aged to eld erly, without encumbrances.

Nice home In country. Permanent If suit- sole Box 33 Journal. AT once, ciapable experienced Apply after i. 11324 64 St, girl HOUSEKEEPER, about 25, wanted by widower, One that cares more for a home than for wages. 6924 120 Ave, Apply after 6 pm.

EXPERIENCED maid for small home over 22 years. Must cook. Box 377 Journal. GOOD girl for housework; sleep out. west end.

Ph. B1088. GOOD reliable girl. Apply 11243 12S St. WANTED capable maid fur family of three.

Must be reliable. Wages (15, Box 857 Journal. Male Help Wanted (18) TWO salesmen with car to work In country territories. Permanent po'itlon. Write Box 394 Journal GENERAL Reliable.

farm-hnnd. good milker. Eox 402 Journal. COMPETENT housekeeper with good mnuiw uglily luill ivi EXPERIENCED watchmaker, with thorough knowledge of material. Excellent proposition for advance ment.

Reply Box 410 Journal. FULLY experienced shoemaker for country shop on commission basis. Box 35 Journal. WANTED third-class engineer lor mine power house. Apply, stating age.

experience, etc. Box 40 Journal. PHOTO finisher for modern plant permanent. State experience and salary. Artlstone Studios, Wetaskl win.

Alberta. WANTED chief engineer for mine, 500 p. papers. Must be able to do own repairs. Wages 150 per month.

Apply, stating age, experience, etc. Box 39 Journal. WANTED immediately, baker's helper. night work, country. State age, ex perience, wages required.

Box 41 Journal. 1 WANTED nan to run tractor and truck. 825 month and board. Apply 87 St. and 131 Ave.

EARN $20130 WEEKLY IN YOUR SPARE TIME BY selling Personal Christmas cards to your friends and acquaintances from our free samples. A complete range of beautiful, distinctive and modernistic cards at reasonable prices, also boxed assortments. Generous weekly commissions, cash prizes, payment for delivery. Co operation and satisfaction guaran teed. Established 26 years In the West.

Write for details. Toothllls Gait Winnipeg. REPRESENTATIVES DESIRED IN SMALL TOWNS ALSO NIGHT Clerk, experienced in hotel work, porter work. Write, giving full particulars to Box 387 Journal. WANTED five ambitious men.

Highest cash commissions paid while learning to become master barbers. Special low tuition fees for next 30 davs. Write or call Manager. Moler Barber School. 10171 100A St, Edmonton.

WILL hire three men over 21 years to travel for me on local country routes. Must be neat and energetic. About $18 weekly average to start. See Mr. Olsen, 11426 95 St, after five or write.

Only men able to supply transportation need apply. BOY. grade 12, to learn printing trade. Stat age and parent's address. Reply Box 378 Journal.

EXPERIENCED miller for 75 barrel grrist mill. Box 355 Journal. PERMANENT salaried salesmen positions, house to house for young married men. Apply own handwriting. Box 345, Journal.

EXPERIENCED Photo Coupon salesman. Slgerist Studio. Edmonton. WE want agents to sell Hundreds of monuments sold In your district every year. If you can sell anything you can sell these monuments and add to your present Income.

Write Box 27 Journal for proposition. Outfit costs you nothing. Male Help (Instmc.) (20) AVIATIOK training Brisbane Aviation Vancouver. Write repre-r-entatlve, Box 120 Journal. tcTdraw.

sketch or paint, write for talent test (no fee). Give age and occupation. Box 186, Journal; Salesmen Wanted (21) GOOD-appearlng bouse to house salesman wanted. Apply 10225 Jasper Ave. Good Full Description rr inrMca tfiA "Act ff an asf hut.

never Increases the cost of f.llth p.MWdrtb. beloved lf of Ihuiiiiw IDInH at lining ewv at Ahby ztuit England, on ivt.tber inia She lrie 10 mtirn hr hm Her huiMiid, her dniasmer. Aim. of turnout, at present in Finland, her ami, Jtweph, of Imdii. aiwUnd: her iter.

Mr W.lknta of Ahbv 1 Slouch, Kimlatid, and her brother, Arthur M.vllmd, of IVrli, England The funeral service took place at the Leiceiter eretnautruim on October 10, where hiMv cremated, the he then being interred at trii- Ihorpe, the bimplm-e of the deceaard MilS. ELirAnrnt MrNEtLLY MAX MRU. The funeral of Mra EltMbeth Mr. Nfilly M.nwrll of 10039 US who Pwi1 away 8undv. Octoher 16.

76 ye.un. was held Ttieaday after-noon at 3 00 o'clock from Andre and Strrtton fui.eial ihapel. corner 111 at. and Jmimt He, C. RtitiMr officiated.

Inlermant took place In the family plot in the Edmonton cemetery The pallbearers were Mentra. George Kirkwood. William Wiggins, Arthur Maxwell, Robert Wiggina. Sue leaves to mourn her Ion to daiish-trra. Mra.

A. Hughes. New York 1'iry, airs t. rumonton: three ont, John, Edmonton: Robert New York City; George. Baltimore, MirvUnd Andrews and Mretton, lunrrol directors.

MR. JOHN SHARP LOWDEN The funeral service of Mr. John Sharp Lowden, of Ballaiitlne. Alberta, who paved away in Edmonton Octo-bei 16 at the ave of 6(1 years, was held at Fo.tter A ML-Oarvey's funeral chapel. Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.

Rev. William Pinions officiated. Interment took place In the family plot In the Beechmount cemetery. Tlie pallbearers were J. O.

Suss. D. D. Penman. J.

Morrison. Edwin Orr-ron. Marshal! McCartney and William Whitton. He leaves to mourn his loss, besides Ms loving wife, five sisters and two brothers. Mrs.

J. Clark. Mrs. J. Mrs.

R. Bruce. Mrs. A. Orant.

Janet Lowden. James Lowden. of Forfar. Scotland, and Robert Lowden. of Victoria.

B.C. Foster 6s McCarvey, Ltd luneral directors HfR. TONY KASTELIC The funeral service of Mr. T. Kaa.

telle, of Santiudo, who passed away In the city Saturday, at the age of 48 years, was held on Tuesday morning at 9:43 to St. Joseph's cathedral, where services were held at 10:00 o'clock. Rev. J. Malone cBictated.

Interment took place In the Edmonton catholic cemetery. Pallbearers were: Messrs. J. Kastelic. M.

Korher. W. Silverwood. M. MacLeod.

J. JacklisU and E. Hansen. Floral and spiritual offerings were received from: Loving family: Joe Kastelic: Mr. and Mrs.

Reishur: Mr. M. Langston: Mr. and Mrs. E.

Mills: Mr. J. D. Skinner: Mrs. E.

Hansen: Mrs. T. Novae; Mr. and Mrs. Jacklish: Mr.

Frank Weiss. The deceased leaves to mourn his loss bis lchlng wife: his mother and father. Mr. and Mrs. J.

Kastelic. and four daughters Mrs. E. Houson. Sangudo; Mrs.

T. Havoc, Canal Flats; Miss A. and Miss and one son. Edward, of Sangudo. Connelly 6s McKinley, funeral directors.

Florists (2) PIKE 6r COMPANY PHONE 22766. eveninrs 25492. Floral designs at reasonable prices. 10049 Jasper. Monuments (3) GLASS Grave Markers.

3.50-5 50. Marbllte Products, 9557 Jasper. Ph. 24301. THK Independent Memorial Company, 8715 lu9 Immediately south, of the High Level Bridge.

ALBERTA Granite. Mamie and Stone Ltd. 10702 101 St. Ph. 24058.

Send for catalogue. North West Granite Marbla Co. 8537 109 St. Ph. 81575 c.

L- Chapman, Owner and Manager Edmonton Granite, Marble Stone Co. 10011 109 St. One Name. One Address Only. Imperial Memorial te Stone Co.

10609 107 Ave One Name One Address only Entertainment (4) Thursday ST. ALPIIOXSUS BAZAAR Thursday, Friday and Saturday Evenings Oct. 20, 21, J3 Alberta Avenue Community Hall Turkey Dinner Thursday Evening, 6 KM) p.m. Lost and Found (6) LOST Needlepoint com purse inside. purse: leather Ph.

27814. LOST- 1930 Ford wheel, near Parlia ment BIdgs. Mrs. Bradley, Ph. 28210.

Reward. THE following articles were found on the street cars: Tuesday. October 18 Back book, child's hat, comb, gent's glve. gent's gloves, scrap book. Ph.

71056. LOST Fawn Answers to 21403. female Shirley." Pomeranian. Reward. Ph.

LOST Tov Pom, license No. 3867. brown and Ph. 31098. tan: LOST Suitcase between Edmonton and Carbondale.

Benko, Ph. 972-1421. LOST Envelope containing souvenirs, eaiurany. Reward. Ph.

28379. LOST New Goodyear all weather Iwavy duty tire and rim, 32x6, between Strome and Edmonton. Finder notify Halberg'a Garage, Forestburg. Suitable reward. LOST Boy's bicycle, black "Paragon" racer, front tire red, serial F.47311.

Saturday. Ph. 25828. Reward. LOST Pair of rimless glasses, brown case.

9807 105 St. Reward. LOST Bay mare, three whtte feet and a white face, branded M. J. left shoulder; about 900 pounds.

Apply Gillespie, Exhibition Grounds. LOST-clty. -21-jewel Hamilton, centre Ph. 81073. Reward.

of LOST One old wheel and tire, 21x440. Ph. 972-1033. Personal (7) MRS. WOOTTON TEAROOM hostess, will read your future by tea leases, in the Silver-Blue tearoom, Merrick Drug Store, Birks Bide, afternoons and evenlnits.

Few Knick-Knacks I A lev knick-knacks, such as an end table, lamp, footstool, odd chair a rug, do much to "pretty" up room. Watch Jouhnal Want Ads for an opportunity to buy such things and at a real bargain, too. BLONDIE Vr OU.TV1AT REM1MDS IMUSTPUOKJS DAG WOOD TO tBS'JJG wove TOOTHPASTE 'Vs I. I Home Building llllLtIMH.fcirri.lr. ICsnllhiKit fian Preceding tnliiV' Pur OiHlny and Service, bee ARMH AliF.Mi IIAIN l.MIt CO 2M.lfl-l'li'iiie- 225D4 Cor yiwr Av jiwi Si POII sale, all iim radiation plumbing future sin of the wre anion uuilduig Also ne lightly.

used neltlne of all i well raalitg. pump, iiiiiei ai ire nl low prlie Eilmontoo P. Manning; Lumber Company Limited mi IS Air. Phone 31U "iwlal in Siding. V-Jolnt, Flo.

iik augntiy ni: grade, at very tractive price. Mill. PIIOVK VOIR 11 ii inr Mt.MH loit HKKf PHI tfl )TA I IONsJ ICr.P.tlK, lOXTOIIK, KIMIHIll Itr.r I.OIIK Tllr, III. I) HOMK We will Rladly advise how to 1 the Hume Improvement Monl Payment PJan. HAYWARD'S FOR KLI IAItll.lTY AND SKKVICE Lurpost Stock of Dry Spruce In City If you want high-class MllltvrJ and interior finish at attractive price CONSULT HAYWAKD LUMBER CO.

LTD. Phone 2615S JuM ONE CAR 3-5 CEDAR SIDING, GRADE, $12.00 PER TII0USAX! This material Is ellinr verJ rapidly, SHAVINGS 20c PER BAI DELIVERED Country order delivered fr load lots up to SO miles. Lonrf instances can be arranged, M. D. Mmfltarlt LUMBER LIMITED Phone 21117 Phone Jill CONTRACTORS REPAIRS, alteration, concrete Dasements.

Estimate free. Vl guiiranteea fa. 73030. BUILDERS, alterations, concrete Estimate free Kerswell and Hoi son rn. 8580 J.

P. Levasseur Construction Comp 1075J 101 St. Ph. 21871. R- H.

RAE. building contractor. estimate 11504 97 St. Ph. 7278 POOLE Construction Company, Building repairs, remodeling alterations Ph.

24441. DECORATORS HOUSE painting, roof, kalsomtn: papernanging Guaranteed, sonable w. Mitchell Ph 2487 Merchandise Articles for Sale CONN melody silver saxopii just overnauied; 35. 11745 85 SINGER sewing machines, 15 treadle msehin nrit.v, mnln. light, S35.

Apply 9521 1 10A AvJ 8 M.M. movie camera and proje excellent condition. Call after P.m. 12211 89 St. Prcstone Sealed fans Gab.

3.75. Quantity limited. Airtight heaters 21, 2.80. Airtight heaters 24. 3.55.

Weatherstrip Felt, box 45c 2-door quantity. Light felt for one door. 20c. Wood and felt weatherstrip, set $1 Heavy 8" stove nlpe. each 20c.

See our stock of Good Cheer Clrcu lng Heateis. all cast linings, Improvements, priced from $3 and up. Bill Greer Hardware Lttt Market Square SKATES sharpened on the lengthwise grincier. Herb W' 10704 Jasper. BURROWS visible adding macrl Guaranteed condition.

Peaa Typewriters, 10119 lOOA 6t. Brighten I'p the Home! See the luxurious New ALLAD1N MANTLE LAMPS! Now Only Up. Coleman Mantle Lamps old lamo or lantern All Parts for Alladlts and Colems Lamps. Munro'a Cut-Rate Hardwa and Auto Supplies Ltd. Four Poor West of Civic Hlooj BICYCLES Repairs, parts, all mal Key made.

Term. Racquet 3 strung. Sporting good. Elecj clans. 10126 101 St Clegg-Case, 22926.

KORGK and Moffat gas ranges. Add Radiants. Also good seconan ranges and radiants. H. Kelly.

1J 1U1A Ave RENT guns! Licenses Get your sr. at Herb. Webb's. 10704 Jasper. 1 LARGE trunk, large wardrobe triJ cheap, ouifk sale.

vsm luoa 22-HORSE-rtJVVtK ivuiruut I board motor. 100. 18-foot outbt motor-boat, complete with stee wbeel and controls. $100. 14-, outboard motor-boat for sale, cah or terms over the winter.

28237. i TWO 4nnls racquets, brand i BothJOT tlO. Ph. 28237. BeXTTY elecwic washer, splet condlt' n.

9631 lUBA Ave, rn. i i 5VirF'n 150 loaves, natural i Diinini. 11 kinds. Diesel flnur mill. Guy Company.

Calgary- J-BURNER gas stove. Apply It 93 St. No desler. invSvER DE LUXE VACUUM WITH tools; like new. Guarantl Ph.

28459. RAT Coat for sale cheap; size 16. 21503. evenings. SINGER sewing machine.

Cheap, uro.i n. OPEN fireplace, bronzed, perfect i dition. 24x31-. 10575 116 St, ONE ELnighta Templar uniform sale, cheap. Ph.

21708 kf Firestone Tire. 800-16. 19 60. Seatl- Edmonton iton fJ ike i'J Camp Cabin. No.

8. TTor.v ion Kelvinator. 1 chnn for c-h or some cash aaiume. MS 100 Bt ZmO-W-KOCKOI. Perfect winter lubricant, ear eta: as easily at 40 below rrra as it dc In July, per eailon Err-ready Preston Antt-free per gillon Spra Plug.

U2ht bulb, a. Wrenrbe for aaleT iWf a Engaged Mr. and Mr. Ataalair I Murdoch, 9021 IS announce the '-ment of their elcfoi daughter, viuima nriH, to Mr. Jiw C.

rergioon, of Mm, A run, t'isir Tit wedding will take place uly in November. Married LEPlNIt BISHOP Wr. nd Mia. Walter H. Buhop announce the marriage of their young-et daughter, Huth Eileen, to Mr Louu Lepute, second ton of Mr.

and M.n, Joseph Lrpsne. Zl'RCH HODOUOJf Mr. and Mr. Thorn nounce tli nv.irriM of their iltuih tcr. Dorothy May.

to Adolph Zurert. anrt of Mr. and Mra. T. Zurch of Edmmtton.

The marriage took place JMturday evening. October IS. at Strathron Baptut church. Rev. S.

officiated. CLAND1NIN ANDl.RSON An event of Intrrmt to wide circle of friend was held at Magnolia. Albert on October 8. 138. when Mim Kuth OlBdva.

younger daughter of the late Mr. and Mra. O. Anderson. im united In marriage to Mr.

ivn- aid R. Clandmln. of Edmonton. Th ceremony wa hrld in the local church at OO o'clock In the evening the bride being given away by her brother. Mr Harold Anderson.

Annie Greaves of Fvansburgh was bridesmaid, and Mr. W. Hutrheson of Edmonton was beat man. A picamng nolo was rendered by Mr. Hlgglnson.

of Millet, with Mlns Brown a ac companist Alter the wedding a nasant and largely attended recep. tmn was held In the Community hall. Mr. and Mrs. Clandlnm will reticle in Edmonton.

Mr Clandlnm belne connected with the University of Alberta. Born LACKEY Born to Mr. and Mr. J. Lackey (nee Elsie May Jackson 1, on October 15.

at the Hoysl Alexandra hospital, a daughter, Margaret Rose. JOHNSTON Born to Mr. and Mrs. L. Johnston (nee Mary Leal, at the Royal Alexandra hospital on October 17, a son.

Lawrence Lea. A BEAUTIFUL Souyenlr Baby Booklet is given free to each family an nouncing a new arrival In this column. This booklet contains much Interesting information. weight charts and space for recording Items you will enjoy reading when bap grows older. Deaths MR.

GEORGE BRENTON CROSS Mr. Geoi te Brenton Cross of Gibbons, Albe: passed away in a local hospital on October 17. aged 74 years. He is survlt id by his wtfe, one daughter. Mrs I Oliver of Gibbons, and four iijns, Howard of Gibbons.

Georee of Albert, Glen of Krydor, and Earl of White Horse, Yuion. The funeral service will be heJd on Thursday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock at Howard and Mc-Bride's chapeL Rev. C. G. Stone will officiate and interment will take place in the Mount Pleasant cemetery.

Howard and McBride, luneral service. MR. STEVE MIKULA Mr. Steve Mlkula of 10271 98 street, passed away lit a local hospital on October 18, aged 35 years. He is survived by his mother and one brother.

Joseph, both of Czechoslovakia. Funeral announcements will be made later. Howard and McBride, luneral service. EMIL MEUN1ER The death occurred In the city Monday of Emll Meumer. four-year- old son of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward! Meunier of MorinvUle, Alberta. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon i at 2:00 clock from conneny-aic-1 Kinlev funeral home to the Monn-1 ville cemetery. Rt. Rev.

M. Pilon officiated. The deceased leaves to mourn his loss beside his father and mother three brothers and six sisters, Edmond, Noel. Andre, Stella, Jean, Olive, Constance and Tar-cienne. Connelly-McKinley, funeral directors- MRS.

KATHERINE FTJHR The death occurred at Beach Corner. Monday, of Mrs. Katherine Fuhr. beloved wife of Mr. J.

P. Fuhr, aged 47 years. The deceased leaves to mourn her loss besides her loving husband, five sons, John, Phillip. Jacob, Edward and George, all of the Blueberry district. The deceased has been a resident of the Blueberry district for the past 36 years.

The funeral service will be held Thursday morning at 10:00 o'clock from Connelly Mc-KuUey's funeral home to the Blueberry church. Beach Corner, where sprvices will be held at 2:00 o'clock. Interment will be made in St. John's cemetery, Blueberry district. Connelly ii McKinley, funeral directors.

HENRY THEP.A The death occurred in the city Tuesday, October 18. of Henry Thera of 9631 108 aged 80 years. He leaves to mourn his loss two sons, Mr. Pete Thera of Chicago, Mr. i Paul Thera, Fargo, N.D., one daugh- ter, Mrs.

F. Froehler, with whom de- i ceased had made his home, rne funeral will be held Friday morning at 9-30 from Crmnelltr-Mrlfinlev funeral home to the Sacred Heart I church, where services will be held at 10:00 o'clock. Rt. Rev. M.

J. O'Gor man will officiate. Interment will be I mw in ine Braionmn utneue r-metery. Connelly Ss McKinley funeral directors. MRS.

LYDIA SUMMACH POTTER Mrs. Lydla Summach Potter of Belmont, pas.ed away at the family I residence weanesoay morning, October 19. at the age of 51 years. She leaves to mourn her loss besides her loving husband, Mr. A.

C. Potter, one son, John, at home; three sisters, Mrs. T. Bowland, Killaloe, Mrs. C.

Seed of Tretrarea, Saskatchewan, Mrs. S. Denzln. Reelna. Saskatchewan, three brothers.

William Summach, Dellsle, Saskatchewan, August Summach, Asqulth, Saskatchewan, Frederick Summach. Asquith. Saskatchewan. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Andrews and Stret-ton, luneral directors.

MIKE POWLIK Mike Powlik of Thorsby, Alberta, passed away In an Edmonton hospital on October 19, at the age of 25 years. He leaves to mourn his loss besides mother, Mrs. Annie PowUk of Thorsby. three brothers. Andrew, John and Bill of Thorsby: sisters Mrs A.

Chornik of Thorsby, Mrs. T. Ty-mofle in Ontario, Mrs. Harry Borys of Calmar, Sophia Powhk ci ESmonton. Miss Francis Powhk at home.

Funeral announcements will be made later. Foster McGarvey Ltd funeral directors Funerals MR. JOHN GRIGAT The funeral of Mr. John Grigat. of 10225 108 at, who passed awav in the city Fridr.y.

October 14. aged 48 years, was held Tuesday afternoon 2 O0 o'clock from t.he Grace Enalish Lutheran church. 107 st. Rev. H.

Boettcher Interment took piRce In the Mount Pleasant cemetery. The pallbearers were: Messrs. William Grirat, Otto Grigat, William Lechelt A. Zelte. A.

FJell and J. Fjell. Beautiful Coral tributes were received from: Lovms wife. Lawrence and June: Dad and Mother: Otto. Bertha and Elsie; William and Martha, Esther; Harold and Grace: Mr.

and Mrs. Lecaelt: Mr. and Mr. Andrew Fjeil and family: Mr. and Mrs Hiida F)ll: Julia and Jack: Mr.

and Mrs. A. Mr. and Mrs. A.

Zelt: Mr. and Mrs. Burdon; Joe Jackson: SiS and Classmate. McKay Ave. School; the S'aif.

Waterloo L'd Leave to nsourn ha ic-s. besides lovmg wile, one sen. Lrrice: one daughter. Jme; hs fat bee and mother of Leduc: tin brothers. Wj and Otto, and two t- snd Ei-sie.

ail of Leduc aoc 6qb. iuutzil tinecuc. i or the tm i. rr tl low is who Home DUlldinS I Less 12 00 trade-in allowance on and MODERNIZATION BUILDINGS-SUPPLIES WE cut, manufacture and sell spruce lumber direct to you. Lath No.

1, 600: No. 2. $5.00 per Cedar shingles No. 1, 4.25; No. 2.

3.60 per M. Economy Lumber, Portage Ave, 101 St. Ph. 24310. WE cater to the oousenoiaer and oil lumber requirements ''h.

2416S. H. CLARK LUMBER CO LTD. MOS3-TEX INSULATION For Economy Comfort Complete line of Building Materials. Mail Orders a Specialty.

Estimates Free Prompt Service. FERGUSON IIRUDEY 8705 109th Street, also 2nd Street and 112th Avenue Ph. 3216J By Chic Young 1 wuarsTWAT PB5FUME LAUGH AT OLD MAN WINTERS! Order Coal from the many reliable dealers who advertise daily in Journal Want Als. They offer Quality Coal at the Right Prices- IMSPECT THE CLASSIFICATION The Telephone Is a Wonderful Invention! 3 THERE ACS MO nn ty I ifR DAGWOOD, I WHO ARE THOSE fl 1 WEAR QGGUNG I 1 TUAT'C -rurr rvwi si 'i; I I iv OKAV, DEAR, I'LL BUY IT ON MY WAV WOMETWS rr Evening I a-r i i 7 1 SQUEAKING I'VE I I tSVLL? I nrri wiwirsrw I I t. r-r.

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