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IN THE EVENT OF TYPOGRAPHical error advertising goods at less than the proper price. The Sun will furnish letters to advertisers stating the correct price, goods may not be sold at the price printed and the difference charged to the newspaper. COMING EVENTS OLD- TIME DANCE FRIDAY NIGHT with BEN SCHRAM and his COWBOYS IN PERSON at the 1.0.0.F. HALL 6th and Main (Take Nos. 1, 3, 5, 7, 10 or 11 car.) COME EARLY! REGULAR ADMISSION 50c 39c Before 9 p.m.

Modern Dancing This Friday Night with THE MODERNAIRES Added feature in person, GERRY DAVIES Vancouver's Frank Senatra at I.O.0.F. HALL, MARPOLE Halt Block West of BCER Depot. Dancing, 9:30 p.m. Admission, 50c Glasgow and district Christmas concert and dance. Spot prizes, Saturday, Dec.

23, at 8 p.m., Moose Hall, 1021 W. Hastings. Admission 40c. Annual Burns supper, Hotel 6:45: dance, 9 p.m. Tickets $2.

Georgia, Friday, January 26. per, Reservations, phone MAr. 9410 or MAr. 3186. HAPPY TIMES SOCIAL CLUB EMBASSY BALLROOM Davie at Burrard Whist Drive every Tues.

and Thurs. Cash prizes, $50; also Saturday, $35 prizes. Old-time dancing Thurs. and Saturday. Modern dancIng every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

St. Andrew's and Caledonian Society, December 22, at 8 p.m. in White regular monthly meeting Friday, Rose Ballroom, 1236 West Broadway. Entertainment by Kallaway-Sykes Choir. Refreshments.

Floor show during dance from 9 to 12. Lob1 50c. an Sisters Orchestra, Non-members New Year's Eve. Plan to attend the grand opening of the Clachlan Supper Club, Dundarave Pier and 25th. Good orchestra, favors, hot turkey dinner.

Reservations, West 546. Tickets at. Kelly's, on Seymour. Modern and old time dance every Clifton Hall, 2605 Pender St. East.

Christmas dance, Dec. 25, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Music by Viking 5-piece orchestra. NEW YEAR'S EVE BALL Pitt Meadows Medoly King's 6 Piece Orchestra.

W. I. Catering 11-2. Dancing 12.01 to 5 a.m. WHITE ROSE BALLROOM Oldtime Dance--Sweet Music Every Wednesday and Saturday.

Heather Belle's Orchestra Dance every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday to Alt Carlson and Audi- his O1d-Time Orchestra, Hastings torium, 828 East Hastings St. Old-time dance every Saturday night, Crotian Hall, 600 Campbell Ave. Music by Skylight Ramblers. For Roller Skating, it's the Trianon. Fraser at 43rd.

OPTOMETRISTS Lawrence Smith 49 West Hastings Optometrist St. MA. 4633 CATHOLIC SUPPLIES Missals, Rosaries, PAc. Medals, 4421. Etc.

Kaufer's, 673 Richards, PHOTOGRAPHY Wedding, Family Copied Photos Old Photos BRIDGMAN'S "The Kiddies' Studio 413 GRANVILLE. PAc. 9722 BIRTHS QUINN-Born to LAC. and Mrs T. C.

Quinn, 2734 Bonsor Burnaby, at the Vancouver General Hospital, Tuesday, December 19, 1944, son, Arthur Thomas, a brother for Michael. ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor of Edgewater, B.C., announce the engagement of their daughter, Margaret Josephine, to Gilbert Trethe- Lloyd, of Mr. and Mrs.

E. E. son, of Radium, B.C. Mr. and Mrs.

D. Creighton, 728 East 63rd announce the gagement of their second daughter, Sladey, Marion. to Victor Armas son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sladey, of Egmont, B.C., formerly of Vancouver, B.C.

MARRIAGES ABNEY-DORNBUSCH- On Dec. 16, 1944, at the home of Mrs. A. J. Abney, by Rev.

W. H. H. Norman, Abney, V.A., second son of Mr. and Mrs.

A. J. Abney, 504 E. 47th city, to Gertrude Elizabeth Dornbusch, eldest daughter of and Mrs. Fred Dornbusch, Stoney Plain.

Alberta. BLACK--YOUNG On Thursday, December 21. 1944, in Chown Memorial Church. by Rev. Edward F.

Church, Thomas Lawson Black, son. of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Black, Vancouver, to Marion Phoebe, only daughter of Mr.

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Land News News for Alaska CJOR COLUMBIA KIRO TIMES (Vaner.) 600 Ke. I 710, KNX 1070 In Memoriam Sun has compiled containing over 100 In Memoriam verses You may have it without obligation, either by calling at the Classified 'Counter of The Sun or it will be mailed to you upon request. Write or call Miss Pearl Brown, MArine 1161. ARMSTRONG In loving memory of our dear wife and mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Armstrong, who passed away Dec.

22, 1943. We cherish lovely memories of her at this Christmas season. -Mom, you are sadly missed by Dad, Wilson and Jim and Babe, May, Ed and family, DANIELS In loving memory of my dear wife, M. A. (Nan) Daniels, who passed away Dec.

22, 1943. A wonderful mother and aid, One who was better God never made. A wonderful worker, so loyal true, One in a million, that mother, was you. -Sadly missed and remembered by her loving husband. daughters, her granddaughter Annie and her children.

HANSEN It loving memory of Jacob Arnold Hansen, who passed away Dec. 22, 1942. "Ever Remembered" by his loving wife, daughters, sister and family. dear sister-in-law, Alice Mann, who MANN- loving, memory of our passed away Dec. 22, 1943.

In our home she is fondly remembered. Sweet memories cling to her name; Those who loved her in life sincerely, Still love her in death just the same. -Remembered by Jack and Jan. REDFORD-In loving memory of William John Redford, Imperial Veteran, RCAF, who passed" away Dec. 22, 1941.0 "Love's greatest gift-Remembrance." -From his wife and son, Vancouver, and son and daughter, Portland, Oregon, SANDE- In loving memory of Ellen Elizabeth (Beth) Sande, who passed away December 22, 1943.

Not dead to us who loved her, Not lost, but gone before. She lives with us in memory, And will for evermore. -Sadly missed by her loving mother, father, sisters and brother. -In loving memory of my dear son, Pte. Norman Yates, killed In action Dec.

22, 1943. Gone from our home; oh, how we miss him; Loving him deeply, his memory we'll keep; Nor till life ends shall we forget him, Sacred to us is the place where 1 he sleeps. -Ever remembered by Mother, Dad. Harry, Sid, Frances and Doris. FUNERAL NOTICES Mt.

Mariah Lodge No. 102 A. F. A. emergent communication of the above lodge will be held in the K.

of P. Hall, 303 East 8th on Saturday, Dec. 23, 1944, at 3 p.m. prompt for the purpose of conducting the funeral service of our late brother, Peter L. F.

Fell, from the Roselawn Funeral Chapel 1669 East Broadway, at 3:30 p.m. Members of sister lodges cordially invited. By order W.M. H. BIRNIE, P.M., Secretary.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS Simmons McBride Ltd. "'A Dignified Service" BROADWAY AT MAPLE, BAy. 5402. Write for a free copy of our informative and illustrated booklet. CENTER HANNA LIMITED Established 1893 Distinctive Funeral Service Vancouver.

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EDWARDS CO. Memorial Chapel Granville 10th Ave. Phone BAy. 0608. HARRON BROS.

LIMITED East 10th FAir. 0134. 122 W. 6th, North North 134. 18th Marine W.

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Harrison. E. A Reynolds Kingsway at 11th Ave. FA. 0058-0059 C.

Frank Edwards Son Independent Funeral Service Ltd. 705 W. Broadway FAir. 0528 G. W.

Hamilton Undertaking Co. Main-Kingsway at 7th Ave. Phone FAir. 0268. Paterson Funeral Home.

Lady Assistant, 1 241. 538-8th New Westminster. BELL FUNERAL HOME 1235 E. Hastings HAst. 0015 ROSELAWN CHAPEL 1669 East Broadway.

FAir. 3010 Kearney Funeral Directors. 8835 Hudson St LAng. 0517. Central Park Funeral Home.

3642 Kingsway. DEx. 1207. Armstrong funeral directors. 304 Dunlevy.

HAst. 0141. Home Funeral Chapel. 742 E. ings HAst 6194.

Slavin's Funeral Service, Broadway at Alma. BAy, 0455. OUT-OF-TOWN OFFICES 44 Begbie Street Phone New WESTMINSTER West. 822 NORTH VANCOUVER 10 Esplanade Phone North 334 VICTORIA 708 Cormorant Street Empire 9521 CHILLIWACK 25 Main Street Phone 6731 Front Street Phone 376 PORT ALBERNI" Argyle Street Phone 346 17 MARRIAGES HOWARD- -On Wednesday, December 20, 1944, at the home of the bride's aunt, Mrs. Jas.

Campbell, 6356 Vine Street, by Deans, Simpson William Howard, eldest son of Mrs. Arlene Simpson, 2854 St. George Street, Vancouver, and the late Wm. Simpson, to Mildred, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

M. G. Jemson, Ocean Falls, B.C. SMITH Thursday, December 21, 1944, in First Baptist Church, by Rev. Paul, D.D., Cpl.

Philip William Smith, RCAF, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald J. Smith, to Shyrlie Betty, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

David R. Manson, Vancouver, B.C. DEATHS -December 21, 1944. Emelie, beloved wife of William Beauher 61st year. Survived Marine by her Drive, loving in mont, of 203 S.W.

husband, 3 sons, Aubrey and Robert of Vancouver; Noel, RCAF, overseas; also 2 sisters, Mrs. Sophia DeCourcey and Mrs. James Orr of Ireland. Funeral service in Mout Pleasant Undertaking Co. chapel, Saturday, December 23, at 3:45 p.m., to Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Rev.

W. R. Brown officiating. CARTER- Passed away at Shaughnessy Military Hospital on Dec. 21, 1944, George Carter of 1607 Yew in his 56th year.

The deceased served overseas with the 11th Battalion. sergeant with the 11th Battalion. Survived by 2 sons, Roy and Kenneth; a daugater, Mrs. K. C.

Siggs, and a sister, Mrs. Marion Arnold, all of Vancouver. Funeral service Saturday at 4 p.m. in Simmons McBride's Funeral Chapel, Rev. H.

Berry officiating. Interment Returned Soldiers' Plot, Mountain View Cemetery. 1 brother, Leonard Norden, Prince George; 3 sisters, Mrs. Emma Sal Monson of Prince George, Mrs. Clara Johnson of Ornak, Mrs.

Sophia Ramsland of Seattle. Funeral service in Center Hanna's chapel Saturday, December 23, at 3:30 p.m.; committal Lawn Section, Mountain View Cemetery. FELL--On Dec. 21, 1944, at St. Paul's Hospital, Peter L.

F. Fell of 1254 E. 15th in his 62nd year. Survived by his loving wife, one son, Douglas, Vancouver; one daughter, Agnes, at home; also one sister, Mrs. A.

McInnes of Winnipeg. Funeral service Saturday, Dec. 23, at 3:30 p.m., from the Roselawn Funeral Chapel, Broadway and Commercial Drive, under the auspices of Mount Moriah Lodge No. 102, F. A.

M. Interment Masonic Plot, Burnaby. GARTRELL-On Dec. 22, 1944, in hospital Hannah Gartrell, 2258 Mathews Ave, West in her 86th year. Survived by 4 daughters, Mrs.

D. Sewell, Horseshoe Bay; Mrs. Flora Toby and Mrs. Donald M. McAlister, city; Mrs.

Alice Jacobson, Hollywood, 2 sons, Alfred and Edward Gartrell, city; 11 grandchildren. Funeral serCenter Hanna's Chapel, Saturday, Dec. 23, at 2 p.m., Rev. J. officiating.

Cremation. GIBSON- -Passed away December 19, 1944, at the Royal Columbian Hospital, John Arthur Gibson, of 303 Third Avenue, New Westminster, aged 70 years. Survived by his wife, and 3 sons, J. at Squamish; Leonard 2 CEF, Italy; Mrs. Stanley Toronto; daughters, J.

Cobban, New Westminster; Miss Marjorie, Victoria; 1 sister, Miss Georgina, Vancouver; 1 brother, Edward, Salt bring Island. Funeral service Saturday, December 23, at 1:30 p.m. at the funeral home of S. Bowell Son. Interment New Fraser Cemetery.

-Suddenly in Vancouver, B.C., Dec. 21, 1944 Walter, beloved son of Mrs. S. A. Handley and of the late Everett Handley, 1215 Richards aged 32 years; also survived by his sister, Jenice, at home.

Funeral service Saturday, Dec. 23, at 4 p.m. from Chapman's Funeral Home to Mountain View Cemetery, Rev. J. Russell officiating.

HANNA- away quietly, on 1944, Bertha Margaret, beloved wife Robert W. Hanna, 3658 West 35th and daughter of the late James L. Hughs, LL.D.. of Toer ronto, Ont. Survived also by a daughter, Mrs.

F. M. Toshach of Vancouver; a sister, Mrs. Laura Lunde of Chicago. Funeral service Saturday at 3 p.m., in Simmons McBride funeral chapel, Rev.

G. B. Switzer D.D., officiating. Interment family plot, Ocean View Burial Park. No flowers, by request.

LATIMER-Robert Frater Latimer of Finlay Forks, passed away at St. Paul's Hospital, Dec. 21, 1944, in his 59th year. Survived by his loving wife, two daughters, Mrs. David G.

Reynolds of Florida, and Mrs. Helen Moore Bennett of Natal, South Africa; also a cousin; Mrs. W. Riddell of Vancouver. Funeral service in Mt.

Pleasant Undertaking Chapel, Dec. 23, at 1 p.m., to Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Rev. J. R. Wilson officiating.

PERCIVAL-Passed away in Vancouver, Dec. 21, 1944, William Henry Percival, late of Agassiz, B.C. Survived by his wife; 2 sons, Harry, Brookmere, B.C.; Jack, Penticton, B.C.: 2 daughters, Mrs. T. Atherton, Penticton: Mrs.

F. Walton, North Vancouver; 7 grandchildren; 3 sisters, Mrs. C. McAllister, Mrs. R.

Perry, Mrs. H. Dalton, and 1 brother, Herbert, of Vancouver. Funeral service Saturday, Dec. 23, at 3:30 p.m.

the Chapel of Chimes, Harron Bros. 55 Dean Swanson officiating. Interment Lawn Section, Mountain View Cemetery. RICE-Suddenly, Dec. 21, 1944, at the Royal Columbian Hospital, Ronald Bernard (R.B.) Rice of 1750 Kingsway, New Westminster, aged 48 vears.

Survived hv his wife. 2 sons. Gordon I. and Robert 1 daughter, Mrs. Phyllis Eva Croft, all at home: 3 brothers, C.

and Norman both of Vancouver; Gilbert New Westminster; 2 aunts, Miss L. Poole, Westminster; Mrs. C. Fillery, England. Funeral Wednesdav, Dec.

27, at 1:30 p.m. at the Funeral Home of S. Bowell Son. Interment New Fraser Cemetery, Rev. H.

A. Ireland officiating. ROSS- Passed away at Shaughnessy Military Hospital on Dec. 21, 1944, John Ross, 1038 Main in his 57th year. The deceased served overseas in the Great War with RCGA.

Funeral service Saturday morning at 11 o'clock in Simmons McBride's Funeral Chapel, Rev. H. Berry officiating. Interment, Returned Soldiers' Plot, Mountain View Cemetery. SHERMAN- Thomas S.

H. Passed Bayview Nursing Home December 21. 1944, after a short illness, in his 86th year. Born In Stoke-on- CODY-On Dec. 20, 1944, at 633 Homer Thomas F.

Cody, age 75 years. Deceased was a veteran of World War 1. Requiem mass in the Cathedral of the Holy Rosary, Saturday, Dec. 23, at 8:30 a.m., Rev. Father R.

Carroll, celebrant. Committal, soldiers' plot, Mountain View Cemetery. Center Hanna, directors. CRAIG Passed away at the Royal Columbian Hospital, Dec. 19, 1944, William Craig of 475 Eighth Ave.

East, New Westminster. He leaves to mourn his passing, one son in Ketchikan, Alaska, and one daughter in Scotland; three grandchildren. Funeral service will be held on Saturday, Dec. 23, at 2 p.m., from the chapel of Columbia Funeral Service, New Westminster, Rev. J.

Allen officiating. Interment, family plot, Fraser Cemetery. DALEN-On December 19, 1944, in hospital, Minnie Dalen, of Prince George, in her 59th year. Survived by ters, Mrs. K.

Berge, Calgary, Evelyn, and Marguerite Gertrude. both at home: brother, Frank. in Edmonton, and 2 sisters In England. Funeral service at 2 p.m., In Simmons McBride Funeral Chapel. Rev.

H. Berry officiating. Interment Returned Soldiers' Plot, Mountain View Cemetery, Trent, England. 'Survived by 1 brother, E. B.

Sherman, 2060 Comox. Funeral service Saturday, December 23, at 2 p.m. in Nunn Thomson's chapel, 10th Avenue and Cambie St. Interment In Mountain Vle Cemetery. No flowers by request.

WALKER- -Passed away Dec. 21. 1944, James Gilgrest Walker, of 2728 West 2nd and formerly of Edmonton. Alberta, in his 67th year. Survived by his loving wife; 3 BLUE CKWX KJR 950, KG0 (Vane.) Terry and Pirates Men in Dick Tracy Jimmy Jack Armstrong Squareshooters Capt.

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Victory Parade Victory Parade Music Mailbox Music Mailbox Dinner Dance Dinner Dance Concert Or. CBR Concert Or. CBC News People Next Door Eventide Eventide Soliloquy Solilouuy Van. Playhouse Van. Playhouse BBC Newsreel World Affairs Three Sons Trio Glyndwr Jones CBC News News Roundup Stan Kenton's Stan Kenton's Or.

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Nite Cap Nite Cap Dance Or. News CKNW (N. West.) 1230 Ke PERSONAL FORSAKEN Because your hair is grey? CLAIROL Banishes every trace of grey or Overcoats, Overcoats, Topcoats and Raincoats, all sizes, colors and styles, new and used, suits, sportcoats, zipper jackets of leather, sharkskin, corduroy and 2-tone tweed. Mail orders invited. Satisfaction or money refunded.

We pav postage. Overcoats $10, $12.50, $18 Topcoats $10, $12.50, $15, $18 Raincoats, new $6.95, $12.95, $15.95 Leather jackets, $12.50, $14.95 Zipper jackets $4.95, $5.95, $6.95 Suits $10, $12.50, $15, $18 Sportcoats $7.50, $10, $15, $18 Tuxedo and tail suits $16, $18 Tuxedo and Talls, to rent. We exchange clothes. In Our Jewelry Department tax on jewelry) 15-jewel wrist watches $13.50 Ladies' watches $16.50 to $25 Waterproof watches $25 and $35 Wedding rings, $3 up Engagement diamonds, from $18 up Signet rings, from $3.75 up Watch chains, from $2.50 up Key fairly long 99c Zipper wallets, from $1.95 up Suitcases $3.85, $6.49. $7.18 Leather bags, new, from San Francisco Tailors (Pawnbrokers) 52 West Hastings Opposite Army Navv Dept.

Store greying hair -swiftly, surely, beautifully. Better beauty shops feature Clairol- the original oil shampoo tint. Distributed by PRATT'S BEAUTY SUPPLY Co. Ltd. 645 Seymour St.

Vancouver, B.C. GALLOWAY-DORBILS 940 Granville St. MArine 7914 Take this wishing their opportunitiends and customers A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR PAINFUL COUGHING EASED IN A FLASH! Cough, cough, cough all day and night. No peace! No rest! Thick, irritating phlegm clogs up breathing passages. Relief comes like magic with the first dose of Fitzpatrick's Bronchial Remedy.

You breathe better, the cough eases up and disappears. Try Fitzpatrick's Bronchial Remedy $1.50 at Cunningham, A.I.D. Drug and Owl Drug Stores. HOLD THAT COLD REDWOOD INHALANT. Cold germs are transmitted by spray from the nose and mouth.

These cold germs are destroyed by using our Inhalant in a few seconds. Price $1. Automizer 75c. Asthma codnles tor asthmatic sufferers, 50c. Aromatic incense, 50c.

Pre-war standard Perfume novelty container for Christmas gift, 75c up. Free demonstration at 420 Seymour Street. DISTINGUISHED NAME IN FURS G. L. POP MAIN AT 6TH AND IN HOTEL VANCOUVER Attractive Folder for 10c Extra.

O.K. HAIR RESTORED from weakest fuzz or roots as soon as the causes of a greyness, baldness, are traced and established. Results guaranteed from first free trial. Come and see many testimonials. No order by mail.

Case must be diagnosed before. Urko Antoniuk, 671 Smithe. Helen's Photo Service 1009 Robson, Vancouver, B.C. 25c 25c; 12 size 8-Ex. reprints, roll free 5x7 enlargement, 35c.

Add return postage. Enlarging-Copying-Coloring. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Any 5x7 Enlargement placed in IS YOUR HAIR FALLING? Are You Getting Bald? Under Kay's Chinese method hair must grown in a short, time. Dandruff removed and fallen hair stopped. Liquid $1.75.

Free treatment. By mail, $1.85. 314 207 W. Hastings. MAr.

7632. WE PAY $40 for $20.00 gold plece $20 for $10.00 gold piece $10 for 5.00 gold piece 5 for 2.50 gold piece Same premiums paid on all gold coins of any country. These prices offered for limited time only. B.C. Collateral.

77 E. Hastings. WINDOW BLINDS MADE TO ORDER Immediate Delivery Mc. 556 Seymour Phone PAc. 1154 Brand A and Superior Men's Tailoring Alterations, light tailoring, dressmaking forms.

BAy 2814 WE BUY Gold, silver, diamonds, Antique silver and jewelry. Guaranteed watch-jewelry repairs. Pacific Goldsmiths 600 Robson St. MAr. 3553 SHOP EARLY FOR XMAS New assortment of signet rings and billfolds.

Choice of high grade watches. HERBERT INGLIS, 708 West Pender (cor. Granville) WATCHES FOR XMAS Tavannes, Cyma, Admiral from $16.50 Tait's, 806 Robson St. Opposite Court House. ECZEMA Ulcers, Pimples, Sores, Itch, Piles.

Try Teen Jore Chinese Ointment. 256 E. Hastings and all dept. drug stores. Gaining 192 East Pender Clothing by Varsity KOL (Mutual) 1300 Ke.

News Superman Tom Mix News Wire Gabriel Heatter Life Stories Double. Nothing Double, Nothing Dale Carnegie Lowell Thomas Lone Ranger Lone Ranger Boxing Boxing Boxing Boxing News Star Gazing N.W. Theatre N.W. Theatre Fulton Lewis, Jr. Organ Moods Broadway Echoes Broadway Echoes News Music in the Night Dance Band Dance Band KOL' (Mutual) 1300 Kc.l CKM0 (Vane 1410 Ke.

Buckskin Opery Buckskin Opery Empire Music Empire Music Empire Music Empire Music Music Treasure Chest CBC News Dan Sheridan Wrestling Int. Yodelling Cowboy News Evangel. Hour Evangel. Hour Evangel. Hour Evangel.

Hour Jr. Hockey Jr. Hockey Jr. Hockey CBC News Chapel in Skies Ernie Buchanan Ernie Buchanan Spurts Scoreboard What's Cookin' Heart to Heart Heart to Heart CKMO 7 PERSONAL tific contribution to ailing humanity It is exceedingly simple and most effective. Three years of patient experimentation, research and clinical study by men and other health practitioners in their own and clinics, before it was commercially marketed, proved sively its, merits beyond any question of FREE DEMONSTRATIONS DAILY CLARKSON'S LTD.

401 W. Hastings Street. Good Blood Circulation 1s GOOD HEALTH "CIRCULEX" is a comparatively new and scien- PROTECT YOUR VALUABLES We have individual private SAFETY VAULT SECURITY BOXES $3 per year rental, Come and go as you please. Don't take foolish chances and leave your Victory Bonds, Jewels, lying around where they can be lost or stolen. RENT YOUR OWN BOX TODAY.

Evans Safety Storage Ltd. Bank References Entrance through C. Collateral 77 E. Hastings PAC. 3557 Make Extra Money With This Book FORTUNES IN FORMULAS $1.69 ($1.79 postpaid) Book Department DAVID SPENCER LTD.

10,000 recipes, processes, trade secrets and formulas for home, farm and workshop. Practical moneymaking ideas for paints, dyes, cements, fumigants, insecticides, soaps. perfumes, adhesive and hundreds of other subjects. 918 pages, bound in rich cloth. Tire Information Headquarters Pre-War Mileage Now available in B.

F. Goodrich Synthetic Tires Bring your tire rationing problems to us. Phone us for quick and efficient road service. B. F.

Goodrich Stores 2290 Cambie at 7th. FAir. 6800. Ladies! Enjoy the warmth and luxury of a fur coat this winter. We have a fine selection in all the latest 1945 syles.

Direct from "Manufacturer to Wearer." Use our Budget Plan. Terms in accordance with WPTB. 5 stores to serve you. SWEET SIXTEEN LTD. 137 W.

Hastings. 2438 E. Hastings 807 Granville. 2315 Main St. 427 Columbia New Westminster.

PILE SUFFERERS GET QUICK RELIEF -for bleeding or swollen without surgery, by using Pilocaine piles. Pilocaine brings quick relief from first application, and steady benefit from continued use, or money refunded. Suppository or ointment 65c each, 2 for $1.25, at all Cunningham Drug Stores and other drug. stores. Mail orders.

MADAM Astrologer and Mystic, who has cast the destinies of socially prominent personalof the Royal Family. A Private consulities in Canada, U.S.A., and members tations or yearly horoscope, $1. Send birthdate. 777 Burrard. Suite 37.

MAr. 8006. BEDBUGS ROACHES FLEAS Ants--Silver Fish Moths -Beetles; etc. eradicated by modern methods. Vacating premises unnecessary.

VERMIN CHEMICAL CO. LTD. 606 Homer (Rear). MAr. 4847 Maison Stevens COLD WAVE Closer to head.

Lasts longer. No heavy curlers. Total weight, 2 oz8. Cheaper than heat wave. Vancouver Block.

PAc. 8617. BOOKS BOUGHT HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR YOUR OLD USED BOOKS Representative Calls. Vancouver Bookshop 909 Robson St. Phone MArine 7048 Virginia's Nut Shop Fresh roasted nuts cooked hourly.

Mail orders promptly attended to. Gift wrappings. 806 Granville, near Capitol Theatre Bring those diamonds for cash on the spot or high trade-in value on various articles, to International Jewelers, Diamond House. 413 W. Pender, near Homer.

famous Seer- -Bring him your problems, 1945 astrology forecasts. 50c and $1.00. 58 Irwinton, 777 Burrard. PAC. 1105.

Grey hair retards you! "Bay RumSulphur Compound" gives natural color by mail postpaid. Central Drug. 16 W. Cordova. PA.

5638. Sidney Hyams, Fur Stylist Repairing Remodelling Storage Room 315 543 Granville PAr Chesterfields beautifully cleaned in your own home by Sani-Foam chine. DEx. 2196R. Mme.

Fontaine, clairvoyant an palmist from Edmonton. 433 E. 25th. Call any time. FAir.

1966R. I call with cash for your carpet. any condition, it you call FAir. 1918. Dressmaking forms made to measure.

BAy. 3609R. B.C. COLLATERAL'S Miscellaneous Specials Seal Coat, size 19 $125.3 Squirrel cost $600 coat, size 18, $30033 Silver fox for $90 Almost new 120-bass Hohner accordion and case, cost $450 $275 New Remington shaver $24:85 Boy's excellent English condition bicycle, In $37.50 Charvos set, drawing or drafting $19 Fisherman's metal handy kit $1-95 Hense guitar and case $60 Good printing outfit $14 Boxing for gloves $14 Fishing reel rod and $30 for Hunting knives $6:50 Jones sleeping (elderdown) bag $22 1847 "First Love" flatware and chest $41-50 Stewart guitar and case $39 Vincente Panormo violin $1000 3-plece set carving. $20 B.C.

LOAN BROKERS LTD. 77 E. Hastings. PAc. 3557 B.C.

COLLATERAL'S DIAMOND SPECIALS Lady's beautiful 5-stone genuine blue hoop sapphire ring English $50 Lady's half-moon diamond brooch and pearl $45 Beautiful 3-stone diamond Special Original value $200. $95 Lady's newest 5-diamond mounting bridal design set. $75 Beautiful diamond-set pendant, 14k. gold $25 locket Exquisite 14k. gold diamond- $25 Beautiful large brooch, very fine cut, 14k.

gorameo setting $40 25 only ladies' diamond engagement Each rings. Value to $50. $18.50 We have a large selection of lovely diamond-set tiepins, $10 and up. B.C. COLLATERAL LOAN BROKERS LTD.

77 E. Hastings PAc. 3557. YOU HEAR ONLY 2 Things In Radio MUSIC VOICE WHERE ARE THE GOOD VOICES? WHERE IS THE GOOD MUSIC? At 1230 K.C. On Your Dial "THE PORT OF GOOD Kingsway.

FAir. 1422. OLD PHOTOS COPIED Campbell's MAr. 3625. 381 Granville Stocking run "Miracle" needles, long neck.

$1 3 for $2.50, full instructions. 2340 Cornwall, BA. 7074M. Massage and nique in your home. For appointment phone BAy.

5019L. Althea's famous readings. 2430 Franklin Street. CKNW GET YOUR CIRCULEX FROM SPECIALISTS We sell Circulex, only. Models, $155 up, terms.

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SUPREME) pure Pennsylvania especially de-waxed and double distilled. A quality oil guaranteed to stand up to extreme pressures and give sure, safe lubrication. IN ALL WEIGHTS. 10 TO 50 $1.16 Gal. In Your Own Container.

Western Auto Store 510 W. Georgia. PAcific 3174 Diamonds We pay highest prices in the city, any size, any quantity. Get our free appraisal first. Goldbloom Son Ltd.

Dominion Bldg. PAc. 4037 NEW FRIENDS DATES INTRODUCTION CLUB Enjoy the holiday season with entertaining new friends. Dates arranged for ladies and gentlemen. Phone PAc.

8535. CARROT JUICE 319 Fruit and vegetable juices are now' served at the Grand Union Market. Opposite Woodward's. Any old, bedsprings, mattress or chesterfield can be rebuilt like new at low cost. Bedspring Service, 1690 Continued on Page Eighteen.