Star-Phoenix from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada • 20

oil TWENTY Church Approves Amalgamation SEMANS. Proposed mation of the Semans charge with Raymore and Punnichy was discussed and approved at the recent annual meeting of the local United Church congregation. The amalgamation will become effective July 1 mutual arrangements, the minister of the combined charge will reside here. E. F.

Richardson, F. Duffield, William Hamilton, Graham, H. T. Walsh, E. C.

MacMurchy, D. Graham, H. Pickrell, G. C. Richardson and E.

Hodgins were elected to the board of stewards. W. R. Lyall and G. S.

MacMurchy were re-elected superintendent 'and assistant, respectively, of the school and Mrs. J. N. Smith and J. A.

MacMurchy as leader and assistant leader of the choir. The music committee consisting of Mrs. J. N. Smith, Mrs.

F. E. Whittle, Mrs. F. Armstrong, W.

Lyall and J. A MacMurchy was re-elected. Annual reports showed all departments of the church in good financial with position with Sunday school, an average attendance of 63 students, the largest in the presbytery, The minister's report showing an increase in membership was given the Rev. D. McRae.

Perdue Auxiliary Elects Officials PERDUE. Mrs. Percy Wilkinson was chosen president of St. Cuthbert's Church Women's Auxillary at its recent annual meeting when Mrs. M.

Johnston, now a resident of Saskatoon, was reinstated as honorary president. Other officials elected were: Vice-presidtnts, Mrs. H. Weir and Mrs. J.

Wilkinson; secretary, Mrs. R. Wilkinson; treasurer, Mrs. S. Raine: social service secretary, Mrs.

F. Sapsford: Little Helpers secretary, D. Weir; educational secretary, Mrs. S. Colley; and sewing committee, Mrs.

P. Knightson and Mrs. R. Vogelsang. Reports Reveal Successful Year PERDUE.

Reports showing progress in every department were presented at the annual meeting of the congregation of the local United Church. Special praise was given by the chairman, George Scott, minister, to the WA, CGIT and Reid, Sunday school superintendent, and school teachers. The congregation invited Mr. Scott to remain in the charge another year. Resort Village Plans for Season NORTH BATTLEFORD.

Signs of spring. The council of the summer resort village of Metinota, on the south shore of Jackfish Lake met in Secretary J. Policha's office here this week to formulate plans for what they hope, providing the weatherman co-operates will be the best yet, work on the village mile, which was started last, year will be continued year. ity for keeping the village mile Responsibilroad in good repair is that of the summer resort village. It will be gravelled this year.

The belief expressed at the of meeting the that with the co-operation village and the Rural Municipality of Meota, an two-mile stretch of all weather road could be achieved linking the three summer resorts on the north side of Jackfish Lake with No. 26 highway. In the past, too little attention 1 to promoting the area for summer resorts had been paid, it was felt, particularly in the matter of providing good roads. H. Wilford was sworn in as a new member of the Metinota council.

Other members are Dr. J. T. Cairns, and A. N.

Wetton who was named overseer to succeed Ralph Salzgeber who retired from council after many years' service. SUFFERED CONCUSSION ARBORFIELD. John England suffered slight concussion when struck by a falling tree while working at the Bradshaw Brothers mill to local Union hospital for near here, recently, He was brought examination and medical attention. An X-ray examination showed no broken bores. ESCAPED INJURIES LOCK WOOD.

Gordon a farmer of the Young district, suffered only minor injuries when his car skidded and crashed through the railing on a bridge on No. 20 highway, two miles south of here, recently. The car landed on its top and rolled over twice. Mr. was alone in the car at the time.

It was heavily damaged. UNEXPECTED GIFT WADENA. -Mr. and Mrs. Jarnes Murray, Wadena, who celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in January were pleasantly surprised this past week receive a lovely set of percale sheets and pillow cases from, the Dominion Textile Company Montreal.

The company, who had also celebrated its golden anniversary in January, saw the account of the Murray's event in the paper and sent the gift and a letter of congratulations from its president, G. Blair Gordon. RATES Star-Phoenix Want Ad Rates: Three Consecutive Cents Per Word Per Day Six Insertions for the Price of Five Minimum Charge, Single Insertion 35s Minimum Count 10 Words Initial letters, count as one word. 10 point or large type is desired by the advertiser. the rate Te per day, Minimum count per word 1s 10 words.

Minimum transaction 85 cents. Figures initial of five or less, dollar marks, letters, count one word. Where one line is set in 10 point and the balance set in ordinary classified type the the charge is 40c per line per day for 10 point line. Where the use of a box number is desired count as four to out-of-town extra. replies points, are please to be mailed words add 10 cents to cover cost of postage.

City advertisers must pick up box replies at Star-Phoenix office. NOTICES Birth, Marriages and Deaths, In Memoriams, Engagements, Cards of of 10 lines or $1.50 per insertion less, extra line of live words each 15c per line. SCHEDULE Display Advertising 12 NOON OF DAILY COPY AS ACCEPTANCE SATURDAY for FOLLOWS: MONDAY for Wednesday's Paper TUESDAY WEDNESDAY for Thursday's THURSDAY for for Saturday's Friday's Paper Paper FRIDAY Prince Albert for Monday's Paper may be left with the Northern Advertising Copy News Agency OFFICE HOURS 8.30 a.m. tor 5 to 8.30 Friday p.m. Daily Monday Closed All Saturday Day Sundays a.m.

to 1 and Holidays WANT AD PHONE 23141 WANT AD PHONE MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATES 1 RATES IN CANADA year 6 months $12.00 05 months 6.50 m4 month 3.50 To United States and 1.50 1 year Great Britain: 6 months 3 months 8.50 1 month 5.00 2.00 TENDERS SALE BY TENDER are invited by Tenders signed for the purchase of underthe followsupplies, Machinery, office equipment equipment, and 1 building only 1953 Ford one-ton truck, Construction Company of Limited. Commercial in bankruptcy. All tenders to be accomoffer which cheque for of certified said offer not will be returned should all or part will be be accepted. considered. Offers on or any tender Highest Tenders March will close at noon on Wednesnot necessarily accepted.

be day, Inspected 2nd, and 1955. Stock arrangements sheets may to view the merchandise made of the undersigned. at the office THE CANADIAN CREDIT MEN'S 505 TRUST ASSOCIATION LTD. Regina, Northern Crown Building Saskatchewan 2-23-c TENDER FOR SCHOOL BUSES The Swift Current 15 receive School Unit No. will tenders for the of Two (2) school buses, either purchase 30 or vehicles passenger, must on be taken which the following in trade: 1---1951 1-1952 One Ton Bus G.M.C.

One Panel Bus Tender forms, specifications and furSwift, Current may be School obtained from The details Unit No. 15. Swift Sask Lowest or any tender opened not necessarily March 10, 1955. accepted. Tenders 2-24-c NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS the Estate of CHAMBERS, late of ALBERT Saskatoon, in BEECHER the of Saskatchewan retired gentleman, deceased.

All claims against the duly verified by Statutory above Declaration Estate and with held, particulars valuation of security if any, must be sent to of before the 24th day undersigned March, A.D. 1955. THE 1 TORONTO GENERAL TRUSTS CORPORATION. Executor By: Hall, Maguire Wedge, 412. Saskatoon, MacMillan Bullding, Solicitors for the Executor Saskatchewan 2-22-C-5 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of MAUD E.

late of the Town McLAREN, Province of Saskatchewan of Biggar, in the the City of Toronto of and in the Province of Ontario, All claims against the above tioned estate, duly verified tory Declaration and by Statuof valuation of security held with particulars sent must be to the undersigned before day of March, A.D. 1955. 7th the THE TORONTO GENERAL TRUSTS CORPORATION Executor Saskatoon. the Estate Saskatchewan of of, McLaren, Deceased. Maud E.

2-22-C-5 NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING The 37th Annual Meeting of Farmers' be Mutual Hail Insurance held at the Head Office of Company will the Saskatchewan, Albert Street, Regina, on Friday, 25th day of February, A.D. 1955, at 10 o'clock a.m.. Mountain Standard Time. Business: The consideration of the report on the transactions of the Comthe pany for auditors the previous year; report by of the Company; and the election of Directors; and to deal with any other matters connected with the general operation of the Company. Signed Manager).

Thomas Dated S. Cook. Secretarywan, this 14th day at Regina, Saskatcheof February, 1955. STRICTLY BUSINESS--By MacFeatters ba AJAY REAL ESTATE 108 "You'll never find a basement like this in those prefabricated houses!" SASKATOON STAR-PHOENIX, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1955 BIRTHS BIRTHS JOYCE BORN TO REV. H.

D. JOYCE and Mrs. Joyce, 484 Dundas Street, London, Ontario, son, Paul Andrew, February 20th. 2-22-p COLLINS- THE DEATH OF HERBERT William Collins, age 76 years, of Temperance Street, occurred in 20th. local hospital on Sunday, February Funeral arrangements are Home.

pending from McKague's Funeral Mrs. Janet Surviving N. are his widow, Collins. Saskatoon: one sister in England, brother in Victoria, B.C. Mr.

and one Collins came from England and settled the Hunter district, northeast Sutherland, 60 years ago. He served the overseas during World War I with Forestry 224th Battalion and the Canadian Corps. Burial will be made in the family plot in the Cemetery, 2-22-cl Llewellyn HALABURA- THE DEATH OF NICK south, age 58 years, of 213 Avenue Saskatoon, occurred in local February hospital on- Saturday 19, 1955. The funeral servevening. ice will be held on February 22 at 10 a.m.

Tuesday from morning the Laniwei Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, The conducted by Rev. W. Woloshyn. Saskatoon Funeral Home will Surviving be in charge of arrangements. one Mike are his widow, Pauline; two daughters, Mrs.

Anne son, Halabura, Saskatoon; and Jean Halabura, both of SaskaWeselowski toon; and three grandchildren; three brothers, Richard of Alvena, Fred four Meacham, and John, Viscount, sisters, Mrs. Nettie Bovko, Alvena, Yellow Creek, Mrs. Dora Michaylica, Mrs. Lena Ferbey, Lenko. Saskatoon, and Mrs.

Sophie Vancouver, B.C. The late Mr. Halabura was born in Austria and as a child came with his parents to He make had their lived home in Saskatchewan. and farmed in the Alvena district for the past 54 years. Interment will take place in the Laniwel Catholic Cemetery, Prayer for the late Mr.

Halabura will be said on Monday at 8 o'clock in the chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home. 2-22-c JOSE- THE PASSING OF NANCEY Susan Jose in her 49th year, wife of George C. Jose of Davidson, beloved occurred suddenly at a Saskatoon hospital on February 20, 1955. The funeral announcement will be made at later date. The Park Funeral Chapel is in charge of arrangements.

Surviving are her mother, Mrs. F. La Croix of Victoria, B.C.; two sisters, Mrs. H. S.

Telford of Nanaimo, B.C., and Mrs. P. McKay of Grimshaw, Alberta. The intercrest ment will Memorial take place in the HillGardens. 2-22-cl RICHARDSON- THE DEATH OF MRS.

809 Richardson, age 94 years. Margaret of Temperance occurred in a local 1955. hospital on Sunday, February 20, The funeral service will be held on Wednesday, February 23 at 2 p.m. from the chapel of the SasRev. katoon Funeral Home, conducted by R.

R. Dolan. (No flowers by family request). Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. S.

M. Whetter and Mrs. Mrs. A. J.

Evans, both of Saskatoon, Duncan Mrs. McDonald, Turtleford, B.C.; four Hazel Clark, Vernon, Frank, Turtleford, Maidstone, sons, Charles, Harry, Acme, Gordon, Vancouver, B.C.: 16 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. The late Mrs. Richardson was born in Ontario and came west to Saskatoon in 1906, and lived at various points in the prove ince bert. She including was Asquith predeceased and Kerroby her husband, Robert Richardson.

in 1921. Mrs. Richardson made her home in Saskatoon since 1946. Interment will take place in Woodlawn Cemetery, 2-22-c ROBERTS- THE DEATH OF NELSON Roberts, age 60 years, of 302 Glengarry Block, Saskatoon, occurred in a local hospital on February 19, 1955. -The funeral service will be held on Tuesday, February 22 at 2 p.m.

from the chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home, conducted by Rev. G. Duncan Wilkie. Surviving are two brothers, Hugh, Hoosier, and Colin. Shellmouth, three sisters, Mrs.

M. Madill, Russell, Mrs. J. Master, Shellmouth, Mrs. Wm.

Ferris, Dropmore, Man. The late Mr. Roberts was born in Shellmouth, Manitoba. He was an employee of the National Railways for many Canadian coming to Saskatoon 15 years ago with the B. and B.

department in this division. Mr. Roberts was member of Saskatchewan Lodge No. 16. A.F.

and A.M., Saskatoon Chapter No. 4 R.A.M. and the Past Masters Association. Interment will take place at Shellmouth, Manitoba, 2-22-cl SASS- THE DEATH OF MRS. EMILIE Sass, age 82 years, of 1210 10th Street, resident of Saskatoon and district for past 29 years, occurred in a local hospital on Friday, February 18th.

The funeral service will be held on Tuesday, February 22. at 2 p.m. from St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, conducted by Rev. George Rode.

McKague's Funeral Horne will be in charge of arrangement. Surviving are three daughters, Mary at home, (Anne) Mrs. J. Carpenter and (Tina) Mrs. W.

Schmirler of Wausau, Wisconsin; sons, Andy, Clavet; Saskatoon, and Frank, Regina: also 22 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. Burial will be made in Woodlawn Cemetery, 2-22-c FUNERALS BONSEY- PASSED AWAY IN VANcouver February 13, 1955. Helen Bonsey, formerly Helen Watson of Saskatoon. late of 725 E. 17th Ave.

Vancouver, B.C.. in her 59th year. Survived by her loving husband; her father, Isaac Watson, and mother-inMrs. Alice Bonsey, Funeral service was held Wednesday, February 16, 1955, at 1 p.m. from the Chapel of Chimes, Harron Bros.

10th Ave. and Ontario Rev. S. E. Higgs officiated.

Interment Ocean View Burial Park. 2-23-p DEATHS DEATHS SASKATCHEWAN LODGE No. 16 A.F. A.M. G.R.S.

An emergent meeting of the above lodge will be held in the Masonic Temple, Saskatoon, Tuesday, February 22, at 1.15 p.m., sharp, for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late Wor. Bro. N. G. Roberts.

Funeral from Saskatoon Funeral Home at 2 p.m. All Masons are asked to attend. ROGER H. STRUMM, W.M. 2-22-c CARDS OF THANKS MRS.

MARGARET ADAMS AND FAMfly wish to thank their kind friends and relatives for their acts of kind1655, floral tributes and cards of sympathy during their recent bereavement in the loss of a dear husband and father. A special thanks to Drs. Campbell and Blue, nurses and staff of City Hospital, Rev. G. D.

Wilkie and Park Funeral Home, who did so much to ease the sorrow. 2-22-p IN MEMORIAM BUSHFIELD- -IN LOVING MEMORY of our husband, tather and son Elmer Noble Bushfield "Dale Royal Eastman" who passed away in the Victoria Hospital, Montreal, February 21, 1954. Alike are life and death, When life in death survives, And the uninterrupted Inspires a thousand lives. Like Winkelried, he took Into his manly breast The sheaf of hostile spears, and broke A path for the oppressed. So when great man dies, For years beyond our ken, The light he leaves behind him lies Upon the paths of men.

-His wife Agnes, tamily Doreen, Jean, Walt, grandson Terry Roy, and his mother. DAVIS- -IN LOVING MEMORY OF Mrs. Clara. Davis who passed away February 21, 1953. Memories are treasures no one can steal Death leaves a heartache no one can heal.

Loved dearly in life and living yet In the hearts of those who will never forget. -Loving husband and family, 2-22-pl CARNIVAL--By Dick Turner PAINT VARNISH WALLPAPER HE TRY POlISH SCRATCHES A 2-21 "Better get an extra quart, Elmo! You haven't figured yourself in the area to be painted!" IN MEMORIAM (Continued) KLASSEN-IN LOVING MEMORY OF Elizabeth Klassen who passed away February 21, 1954. The blow was great, the shock severe. We little thought her death so near. Only those that have lost can tell The sorrow of parting without farewell.

-Remembered by friends and family. 2-22-c SAUMER--IN LOVING MEMORY OF our dear husband and father John Saumer, who passed away February 21, 1946. In the graveyard softly sleeping, Where the flowers gently wave, Lies the one we loved so dearly, Tried so hard but could not save. Hours of sorrow still come o'er us, Tears of sadness often flow; He is gone but not forgotten, Whom God took nine years ago. Lovingly remembered by his wife and daughters Rose, Helen and sonin-law Gus.

2-22-p MARRIAGE LICENSES MARRIAGE LICENSES WEDDING rings $4 to $12. Watch, clock and jewellery repairs. Western Jewellers 263 2nd S. Ph. 23364.

xtt MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED- THE home of the famous Bluebird diamond engagement rings. Stacey's Ltd. Jewellers, 102 2nd So. at the sign of the modern sidewalk clock. xtf FUNERAL DIRECTORS SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W.

A. Edwards, W. Arnold Edwards 348 Donald Somers 2nd So. Telephone 5577 McKAGUE'S LIMITED FUNERAL DIRECTORS 300 3rd Harry McKague, Manager So. Phone 23131 xtt PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL Funeral Directors and Embalmers Mansel G.

Binkley and Jack M. Binkley Proprietors 311 Third north Phone 21241-2 FLORISTS 5 MARRIOTT'S SASKATOON NURSERY 110 2nd N. Ph. 23300. Flower for all occasions.

Nursery Ph. 22107. xt THE ROSE BOWL, FLOWER SHOP 332 20th Street, west. A complete Floral service with city-wide delivery. Day or night.

Phone 6655. xtf MILLAR'S FLOWER SHOP AND GREENHOUSES 214 21st Street, East Phone Day 7777- -Night 7775 "YOUR PERSONAL CUT FLOWERS, FUNERAL WEDDING TRIBUTES BOUQUETS xt FRANK J. DOWDING, F.R.H.S., 1st. Everything in floral needs. Store opp.

22345. Eaton's on 21st Street. Phone night 92750-22732. We observe the Wednesday half-day closing bylaw. xt VICTORIA NURSERY (MRS.

E. McALlister, funeral Miss L. Gold). Cut flowers, 2nd Av. designs, wedding bouquets, 305 Ph.

23664. Nsry, Ph. 97438. xt! MONUMENTS 5a WEST SIDE MONUMENTAL WORKSRed Sweden. and Black Granite imported from Marble imported from U.S.A Service six days a week.

901 W. Phone 7445. 20th xti MARBLE. memorials. GRANITE AND BRONZE St.

Molaro and Sons Corp, Subway, Phone 22030, x1-2-56-C ROCK OF AGES AND BRONZE MEMorials 714 by Western Granite Marble 2nd N. Phone 5365. xti LOST AND FOUND LOST red fire -WINE WOODEN WAGON AND truck. Phone 20576. 2-22-c FOUND--A PAIR MEN'S BLACK 0, lined gloves by Baptist Church.

FUR M. Orsen, 703 6th Ave. 2-22-p LOST -BLACK WALLET. NO containing money, cheque and ZIPPER, Mr. Peerson, 1021 south.

titication. 2-22-pl LOST leather -BLACK HANDTOOLED 93390, purse, initialed G.R.M. Phone LOST. overboot. CHILD'S BROWN RUBBER Phone 25788.

2-23-c LOST- diamond LADY'S GOLD WRIST WATCH, 3rd Avenue. setting, between 2nd and Phone 8274 or on 93007. Saturday, Reward. 2-23-e LOST- -CHILDREN'S LIGHT Cocker, 10 months. Answers BROWN Phone 93864.

to 241 Main Street. 2-23-p LOST- Exhibition RHINESTONE Stadium NECKLACE AT February Friday night, 4063-23 20955. Finder please phone or Reward. 2-22-cl MALE HELP WANTED 12 Warehouseman Required lished position with well Permanent firm. 5-day week, pension and group marital insurance benefits, Please state wages status, to education, experience, nix.

expected, Applications box treated 410 as Star-Phoetial. 2-22-c MAN lumber WANTED BOOKKEEPING AND stating age experience and Reply 363A Star-Phoenix. experience to Box 2-22-el PART EVENING WORK BEtween March 15-May 15. Car sary. Reply stating name, address, age and phone number to Box Phoenix.

422A Star the APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED BY 128 to Rural fill Municipality of Lajord No. of the position of operator elevator must grader and blade grader. Applicants have good mechanical ability, and provide two references 18 well status and as wAges experience. expected. age, marital signed Applications on to be in hands of undernext.

K. E. Hanson, or before February 28 2-23-c MALE HELP WANTED 12 (Continued) APPLICATIONS WILL BE RECEIVED up to March 11th, 1955 for an expertenced Cat Operator, machinery conNo. sists 60 of Caterpillar D.6 with Dozer, son Bucket Scraper, and RichardEarthmover condition. Grader, all in fairly new There is also small caboose on rubber with good All applications to state experience.

it. age, wages expected and to references. Work to start when supply the roads are fit for work. A. J.

Bodnarczuk. Sec. R.M. of Heart's Hill No. 352, Cactus Lake, 92-23-c SUBSCRIPTION SALESMEN We want two fulltime salesmen who have transportation.

Excellent opportunity for good steady producer, Write for particulars and interview to Box 1953 Star-Phoenix. 2-25-c DRUGGIST Write WANTED FOR ing. Bloor to Starkman Chemists, 463 Toronto, Ontario. 2-23-c YOUNG store. MAN WANTED FOR Good chance for advanceRETAIL ment, State age, experience and education.

Box 426A Star-Phoenix. 2-28-c SUCCESSFUL SALESMAN This ad represents an to a successful unusual salesman. opportunity am seeking a man with sales and organizing ability, Perhaps you have not had the opportunity with former connections. Educational not publishing experience desirable but essential. Our product has outstanding appeal and is highly rement.

spected. Must Call on leads by appointhave car. For details write Mr. Davis, General Reference Research Co. 159 Bay Street, Toronto, Ont.

2-22-C-S RAWLEIGH DEALER NEEDED FOR Good Saskatoon. No experience required profits for hustler. Phone 7451, p.m. for interview. 2-22-c-8 RELIBLE TRUCK DRIVER WANTED for Tenderflake Bakery, 2-22-c Salesman National food concern requires REPRESENTATIVE FOR NORTH BATTLEFORD AND DISTRICT.

afe 25-30 years. Please enclose cent snapshot if possible. Apply in own handwriting. Full pension plan, protection and group insurmedical ance. ment.

Excellent chance for advanceSalary and full expenses. Two plied. weeks vacation Applicant with must pay, Car supto reside at North Battleford. Apply be prepared Box 443A Star-Phoenix. YOUNG MAN, 17-20, REQUIRED AS junior salesman.

Apply Tuesday morning. 8.15 a.m., MacLean Hunter Publishing Company, Room 103, 236 2nd Avenue, south. 2-22-c AGENTS WANTED 12b MONUMENT AGENT WANTED. There are hundreds of unmarked graves in your district, Selling monuments is a good agency. You can add a lot to Income.

Write Star-Phoenix for information. Box 2001 xt! RICH OPPORTUNITY FOR SALESmen. Sell made-to-measure Stetson Shirts direct to wearer. Easy to earn Stetson big Shirt cash profits daily. Write.

tion Montreal. 2-22-C-5 Company, Postal StaSEND FOR FREE OUTFIT AND start quick-cash spare or full time clothing business. Sell clothes from maker to er-we show you how to do wearit. Everybody wears clothes. Get new spring line, over 200 woollen patterns, and get your own clothes free! Write Dept.

5507. Goodwear Clothes, Box 652, Montreal, P.Q. CAN YOU USE EXTRA CASH? HERE'S an easy way to make an extra $20 to $30 week. You need no experience. We show you how quickly and easily, For full details, no ligation of course--write today- Dept.

808, Blake-Walker. 1030 St. ander Montreal, 2-22-C-5 FEMALE HELP WANTED 13 LABORATORY TECHNICIAN WANTED For a fully approved 82-bed tal. Excellent facilities and hospiment. Salary: $190 to $230 equipper month.

Apply stating qualifications and Canora experience Union to: Hospital, Superintendent, katchewan. 2-25-e WANTED REGISTERED NURSE FOR general duty, Eight-hour shifts Salary $185 with maintenance. One month holiday with pay after one year Pay increase after six and twelve months. Separate nurses' residence. Contact Miss E.

Jacobs, Matron, Kyle White Bear Union Hospital. Kyle, Sask. EXPERIENCED WOMAN be FOR efficient, GENneat appearing. pleasant disposition and of children. Ideal home for right person.

State salary pecten. Box 409A Star-Phoenix. 2-22-cl OPERATING ROOM SUPERVISOR-78 bed hospital, new equipment. Medical stafi of seven. Forty-four hour week, separate nurses' residence.

Requirements In operating room the equivalent in perience. Salary, commensurate with qualifications. Apply stating ence, qualifications, references, salary date available for duty to the Superintendent, burn Union Hospital, Weyburn, Sark. 2-23-c WANTED- STENOGRAPHER RECEP. tionist, reply In own handwriting stating qualifications, salary expected.

Experience an asset but not necessary, references if any. single and girl preferred, pleasant personality ability to meet the public most essential. Direct reply to J. L. Cundall.

Kindersley Executive Unit Sectetary-Treasurer, School No. 34, Kindersley, Sask 2-24-c For Classified Ads Phone 23141 FEMALE HELP WANTED 131 (Continuea) HAIRDRESSER WANTED, TO OPERate well established beauty salon in large Alberta town, all modern conators need apply. Fare will be adveniences. Only experienced opervanced if required, to the right person we will lease or sale of consider business as going concern. For full particulars apply to Box 1951 Phoenix.

2-24-c BOOKKEEPER REQUIRED. PARTtime but steady position. Elther afternoons or mornings. Excellent remuneration. Apply to Miladi Style Shop Ltd.

2-25-c WANTED IMMEDIATELY Laboratory Technician new 150-bed hospital, fully for Duties. for General Laboratory qualified Starting salary $230 per month. 40 hour week, 10 statutory holidays, days sick month, 28 days vacation leave after per year. Apply: TRAIL -TADANAC ADMINISTRATOR HOSPITAL TRAIL. B.C.

LADIES--INCREASE YOUR INCOME. Sell food supplements to your friends and neighbors. Full or part-time. Write Box 430A Star-Phoenix for information. 2-25-c Secretary REQUIRED BY SECRETARYTREASURER PUBLIC OF SASKATOON SCHOOLS Must be proficient in Shorthand and Typing.

Salary commensurate with training and ability. beneficial but not essential. Experfence Personal interviews to be arranged on the basis of stating details of written age, training. applications reterences, religion, to be forwarded to: E. WEDGE.

Secretary-Treasurer 211 4th Avenue, South Saskatoon Public Schools, 2-23-c DRUG experienced, CLERK- LADY. responsible, neat Apability, pearance. salary State references, availexpected. Immediate Fort employment. St.

John, B.C. Glacier Drugs, 3-5-c Box perience 440A A preferred Star-Phoenix. but not essentini. DOM. HELP WANTED 13b HOUSEKEEPER WANTED, BETWEEN 40-50, steady employment.

Box 444A Star-Phoenix. 2-24-p MALE SITS. WANTED 14 BOOKKEEPER WANTS WORK PART time. Will prepare income tax turns. Phone 4238 or 25645.

ti for GRADUATE relief work DRUGGIST March, AVAILABLE Box 1955 for Star-Phoenix. April, 2-23-p YOUNG MAN DESIRES EMPLOYment, Please will do any kind work. phone 7559. 3-5-p YOUNG terested MAN in a WITH progressive GRADE XILIN. sales career.

Am. available immediately, Box 1959 2-26-p FEMALE SITS. WANTED 15 SEWING AND ALTERATIONS Phone 7304. 2-22-p MOTHER DESIRES BABYsitting. Phone 20971.

2-23-p WOMAN cleaning and WANTS HOUSEWORK. painting. hour. Phone 27567, after 6 p.m. 2-22-p LADY WANTS DAYWORK OR BABYsitting.

Phone 21547, 2-28-p HELP WTD. (Male-Female) 16 WANTED--DELIVERY BOY OR GIRL, full time, bicycle not necessary, Enquire 4 Stephenson Block. 2-22-c THE quires UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL REthe For details and information a qualified EEG Technician. contact Personnel Office. 2-23-c TEACHER OR CAPABLE OF TEACHgrade 10 algebra, evenings.

2 adult students. Box 437A StarPhoenix. LABORATORY matriculation ASSISTANT-SENIOR required. New laboratory with excellent working conditions. P.O.

Box 170, Saskatoon. 2-23-c MALE-FEMALE INSTRUC. 19a tronics are all expanding fast. TELEVISION, RADIO AND ELEC. Trained men receive excellent pay in TV.

repairs, broadcasting, communications, government departments, research labs, and radio servicing. We can train you, by home study or night needed. or day Please classes. No experience age and last grade of high school write today. give and get 40-page TV booklet by return.

Radio College of Canada. 88 Bathurst Toronto, Ont. Est'd 25 years. TRADES, PROFESSIONS 21 Jenkins Floor Sanding Floor specialists. Free estimates.

Phone 22230 or 4634. Licensed. FOR YOUR PAINTING NEEDS AND right price, phone evenings. xtf J. S.

Burst-Floor Sanding Linoleum and Tile Laying Phone 4471 xtf Building, plastering, stuccoing, kitchen cabinets, general alterations. Phone 27016, Lloyd Yellowlees. xt. MAC'S CONSTRUCTION SPEclalizing in "Home" Plans prepared. Estimates furnished.

Contact G. W. MeRitchie 1118 Ave. south. Phone 4918.

WE BUILD BASEMENT SUITES. kitchen cupboards and garages. prompt service call 93232. 3-17-e For FOR PAINTING AND PAPER HANGing phone Upper 29174. 3-18-c FOR YOUR PAINTING AND DECORating Phone 95272.

3-2-c Kitchen Cabinets Winter rate, Phone 8836 3-18-p FOR YOUR PAINTING AND ODD Jobs, phone Del, 92143. 2-22-cl REPAIR AND REWINDING, DRILLS. Skilsaws, vacuum cleaners, etc. Dutch Electric. 314 3rd S.

Phone 20640. 2-25-p FOR BULLDOZING, LAND CLEARING -Phone 26735. 2-28-C PERSONAL 24 WHEN YOU SELECT YOUR DIAMOND engagement ring at Murphy's Jewellery store it assures you tionable quality and confidence. which means so much in pride of ownership. xt! Trusses, Surgical Supports Elastic Hosiery for.

Ladies or Men fitted by experienced fitters PINDER'S DRUG STORE Cor 21st and 2nd S. xt! LADIES! GET YOUR EARS PIERCED at Black's Jewellers, 253 2nd So. xt! RUBBER STAMPS, ETC. Made in Saskatoon- Fast ROSE MARKING DEVICES Service Ph. 5885 56 York Bids.

Saskatoon xtt Your Old Washer of Vacuum Cleaner can be made to Run Like New Again PHONE 98957 TRADE IN YOUR OLD SUIT OR overcoat on a new one at the Works ingmen's Store, 111 20th W. xt We SURGICAL BELTS TRUSSESspecialize in accurate fittings ol trusses, all types of surgical belts, tic hosiery Phone, call or write McBean Marshall, Druggists, 160 2nd Av. S. xil WHEN BUYING AN AMES' DIAMOND engagement ring you are assured of quality, perfection and value. Credit terms.

So Ames' Jewellers, 152. 2nd Issuer of Marriage xi SUPERFLUOUS HAIR ly removed by electrolysis. Del Dee nike. 835 8th Ave. N.

Ph. 27853. x2-11-55 MADAM SONIA- PALM READER, ADvisor. Open 9 a.m. to 11 p.m.

No pointment necessary, 428 20th St. SEE TV IN YOUR HOME NO COST OR OBLIGATION PHONE 98957 at PERSONAL 24 (Continued) TELEVISION SERVICE Dutka Radio Sales and Service 323 20th Street. W. Phone 7436 WE BUY BEER BOTTLES, 1e For pick-up, Delivery, EACH. Phone 20773.

TV RENTALS PHONE 97708 826 BROADWAY coats. DRESSES. SUITS. ALTERATIONS Sew drapes, Phone 95622. 3-15-e ments.

Mrs. FOUNDATION. SPIRELLA 614 6th Avenue, 29754. 2-23-c ARTICLES FOR SALE 25 lowest DIAMOND prices, RINGS- -FINEST QUALITY Walters Jewellers. Barry Hotel Bldg.

211 20th St. W. xtf For Used Radios, Washers, Electrie Stoves, RECORD etc. SHOP ALL ELECTRIC guaranteed. xtf the TRADE IN H1-Grade YOUR New OLD FURNITURE AT and Used Furniture 417 20th Street, west.

Ph. 7612. xtf FRED R. KING "THE MOTOR Outboard Motors--New. Used.

Rented Sales and Service New and Used Motors for sale from $50 up Ave. A and 22nd Saskatoon xtt SMALL TYPE SAFES FOR HOME AND business, new and used. Precision Instruments, 32 23rd east. tf DER Hotel W. and DICK Restaurant WHOLESALE.

equipment and supplies. Hotpoint commercial cooking equipment, 322 Av. B. So. Ph.

5258 STEWART-WARNER, ROGERS, son, Fairbanks-Morse TV and radios. 107 Trade-ins 20th accepted. Allied Radio, Street, east. SEE HOW NATIONAL'S DESK MODEL bookkeeping machine can reduce operating costs. Demonstration without obligation.

Low prices, easy terms. The National Cash Register Co. 112 3rd south. Phone 4455. tf SAVE ON TELEVISION We accept pianos, accordions, radios, musical instruments at generous trade-in prices on famous makes of television sets.

Terms Available KEN PEAKER PIANO CO. 126 2nd PHONE N. (Next 27177 Broadbent's) wood. Special prices. 18.

Shell WILLOW PICKETS, POPLAR, CORDLake. 2-25-p MAYTAG REBUILT AND GUARANteed washing machines $50 and upgenuine Maytag, parts--will give years of service so take advantage of these outstanding values. Phone 23332, katoon Piano House. 120 BASS PIANO ACCORDIONS, IMported from Italy. Outstanding values.

Liberal trade-ins and money back satisfaction guarantee. Write or ask for complete price lists. Precision Instruments, 32 23rd Street. tf USED APPLIANCES Coal and Wood Stoves, 9.50 and Electric Refrigerators, 59.50 and 1 up. Rangettes, 19.50 and up Radios, 9.50 and up.

Radios, 39.50 and up. Used Pianos 269.50 Major Appliances, The Bay, Fourth Floor HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY Northern Fish Just arrived. Whitefish, pickerel, jack and lake trout. License 200A. Government inspected.

Phone 21441, 21462. 2-22-c OAK BARRELS. GARBAGE rels and burners, bags, etc. Avenue north. Phone 7074.

1804 2-22-c LANDSCAPE OIL PAINTINGS WILL paint any size to order. 629 Ave. J. south. Phone 21873.

2-22-c PHILCO, battery RADIO, POWER operated. $40. Box 1944 Saskatoon 2-23-p MODERN FIXTURES SUITABLE FOR men's or ladies' store, in A-1 for sale at less than half of shape, cost price. Kutz Tailors. 2-23-cl STOVE AND FURNACE- -PHONE 27246.

2-22-cl WASHING MACHINE, house, with pump, condition. $40. Phone Henry, Refrigeration Engineering, 8143 or 29524. REFRIGERATOR, G.E., 7 CU. $100, excellent condition.

Phone Cliff or Henry at 8143. 2-22-c FOR SALE -CARROTS, 25 LBS. $1. 712 Avenue south. Phone 5364.

2-25-pl 6.70x15 TIRES. PHONE 29808. 2-22-e QUICK SALE--GOOD USED CHEStertield. Phone 26914. 2-22-c ONE NEW QUEEN SEWING MACHINE.

Good condition, $20: also one enamel cabinet style 3 burner coal stove. $12. Phone 25784. 2-23-cl BENDIX AUTOMATIC WASHER. THIS is a trade-in.

In Al condition. $75 installed. Phone Henry at Refrigeration Engineering 8143 or 29524. 2-22-c SINGER SEWING MACHINE A-1 CONdition. Phone 5153, 2-22-cl CONNOR THERMO WASHER, REcently reconditioned.

$50, Phone 95610. 712 2nd Street. 2-22-cl HOOVER UPRIGHT CLEANER. 3- brush floor polisher. like new.

Must sell. Phone 26170. 2-22-cl FOR SALE -STRAIGHT DRY SPRUCE rails, Inches at the butt, 18- 22 ft. long. Charles Knock, Kinistino.

Sask Box 144. HOME IN 1. WORKSHOP ON h.p. motor. Call 25644.

2-22-p ARTICLES FOR SALE 25 (Continued) CHESTERFIELD SUITE AND sional chair, in good condition. Reasonable. Phone 98470. 2-22-e POTATOES, more PER delivered. ORDERS Phone OF 2-23-c SCREW CUTTING LATHE, SIZE 9x18.

Phone 20625 or 322 Ave. south. 2-22-0 ASTRAL REFRIGERATOR FOR SALE, reasonable. Phone 21383. 2-23-c COIL BED SPRINGS, 54 LADY'S clothing.

sizes 12 and 14. 313 6th north, Suite B. 2-22-g MANTEL RADIOS -ONE VIKING, Walnut cabinet, long and short wave broadcast, very good tone: one R.C.A, Victor, modern style, white plastic; one custom built radio, walnut cabinet; one small brown radio, plastic case. All have been thoroughly reconditioned reasonably priced. Call Rolly Hill, 93767.

Seal Appliances." 2-23-c USED 9-PIECE BATES MAHOGANY dining room suite. 1701 Lorne Ave. 2-22-C-8 SPECIALS AT GREATLY REDUCED prices--Range, 4 hole with warming closet, only $19; kitchen cupboard, white, only $12; coal and wood heater, new. $65, now $15; china cabinet, walnut, only $19: single couch and mattress, makes bed, only $15; dresser, walnut finish. only $18.

Sold easy terms. Childs Furniture Store, 1st Ave. at 23rd Street. 2-22-e CU FT. FRIGIDAIRE, NEW UNIT.

Apply P.M.Q. 32, Airport. 2-24-e BABY CARRIAGES, CRIBS, HIGH chairs. Easy payments. Childs Furniture Co.

2-22-c-8 AUCTION SALE Every Saturday, held inside. Goods bought and sold for cash or commission. New and used furniture for sale, or exchange at all times. Trade-ins accepted. ROSE'S AUCTION ROOMS 319 Avenue south License No.

97 Phone 21822 FURNITURE 25a EXPERT UPHOLSTERING Modernizing a specialty. Shop in your own home. Samples and style books shown in your home on request. Free estimates given for recovering your chesterfield and lounge suites. Custom building another specialty.

Furniture repaired and refinished. Truck and tractor seats repaired and recovered. Budget terms available. FIX-IT UPHOLSTERY FURNITURE Store at new premises 310 20th St. west (next to Roxy).

Phone 5057. ARTICLES 'WANTED 26 HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR HOUSEhold furniture, sewing machines or anything of value. Phone 7725. 227 Avenue south. N.

R. Sawicki. xtf BEST PRICES PAID FOR HOUSEHOLD furniture. Fix-It Furniture Store. Ph.

5057, 310 20th Street, west. xtf WE City BUY, Second SELL Hand AND EXCHANGE. Store, south. Phone 7076. tf tally CLOTHING children's, OF ALL KINDS, ESPECurgently needed by the Salvation Army.

Phone 6280 for pick-up. tf WANTED- SEWING MACHINES, ANY style. Ring xtf WANTED Store. USED Phone PIANOS. 6944.

HANNA'S WANTED TO BUY- USED RADIOS. Penn Radio. 626 Broadway. Ph. 95474.

2-22-c SPOT CASH FOR YOUR USED 6 VOLT BATTERIES WE CAN NOW PAY YOU $1.00 EACH Apply SASKATOON METAL CO. 212 Avenue B. South Phone 4716 2-24-e WANTED 125,000 BTU USED OIL FURnace with blower, for cash. Phone 98295. 2-22-p WANTED WALK-IN TYPE VAULT DOOR STARLITE BOTTLERS Phone 7535 Night 23298 2-22-e radio.

Box 41, Ituna, Sask. WANTED GOOD COMBINATION WANTED Cash Register In good condition. Apply: BOX 442A STAR-PHOENIX MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 26a ONE ONLY, APARTMENT SIZE PIANO for sale. Save $200. New condition.

Saskatoon Piano House. FOR SALE "48" BASS PIANO ACcordion, $50. 1310 1st north. 2-22-6 LARGEST STOCK OF PIANO ACCORdions. World leaders such as Scandalli, Settimio, Soprani, CamTitano, erano, Galanti.

Sales and service. Saskatoon Piano House. 3-16-0 MACHINERY 30 1952 slightly MASSEY used, NO. 30 TRACTOR, selling price, $1,250. Phone 94050.

FUNNY BUSINESS GOODGOODS DEPT. STORE M. Reg. U. Fet.

Of. Come. 1955 by HEA 2. 31 "It works automatically whenever a clerk says, 'We don't have what you asked for but here's something just as.