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I- vr SASKATOON ilAl-PHOENlX, FRIDAY, JULY it, 1M AOS rwurrf i HELP WTD. (Male-Female) IS (Centimes') FEMALE HELP WANTED 1J (Centime) STRICTLY BUSINESS By MacFeatters Sheep to Israel Mailer Explains Why Large Amount Liquor On Arctic Palrol Ship posed that waj specially needed OTTAWA (CP) The amount of Iquor shipped on board the fed-ral Arctic patrol ship C. D. Howe In last ummer'g cruise "does leem rather large." Transport Minister Marler said Thursday, But ttore are a number of ex-ilanatory factors, including the dumber of passengers and the na-ure of the voyage, he informed Commons. Mr.

Marler was replying to op- ijosition criticisms of the fact that too dozen cans of beer and 66 liases of liquor, all duty-free, were Shipped on board last year, none tvas returned after the three-month cruise through the eastern Arctic. He said the ship's crew varied from 63 to 76 persons. When she left Quebec City she had 32 pas sengers and during the trip there ere as many as 104 additional passengers. Mr. Marler alsd remarked that passengers wouldn't have much to becupy them on a northern cruise and there would be "greater op portunity for cocktail hours." A DRY SUMMER This year, however, the captain pad been told not to take aboard alcohol for the benefit of passer ers.

"It does promise to be a dry tummer. he said. A government report Wednesday laid that besides the beer last tear there was one case of creme fle menthe, 13 cases of scotch, 32 of rum. five of rye. eight of gin five of cognac and two of liqueur, Harold Winch (CCF Vancouver East) noted Wednesday night that tme of the liqueur cases was Southern Comfort and said he sup Rough Voyage Was Scheduled As "Luxury Cruise" SAN PEDRO, Calif.

(AP)-The' steamship Mazatlan rested her lull In a drydock Thursday after a 30-day cruise that started as a luxury trip and ended with passengers subsisting on pancakes 6nd rations from lifeboats. There were 172 passengers at Ihe start of the trip but only three rode out the voyage on the 375-foot vessel. The others found other ways to get home. The Mazatlan apparently wasn't tneant to ply Pacific waters along southern California and Mexico, anyway. Christened the S.S.

Alaska the ship had been in service in the far north for about 30 years. As for the Mazatlan, her troubles began shortly after she left San Diego on the voyage to Acapuico Mexico. At one time she was helplessly adrift for 20 hours. She was reported sunk. The propeller was bent when she ran over a buoy in the north.

I Mr. Marler also commented on a story In the Vancouver Sun by Stanley Burke, now parliamentary correspondent for The bun, who travelled on board the C. D. Howe for part of her cruise last year. The story said the vessel was dirty, inefficient and manned by political appointees, few of whom had sea experience.

Mr. Marler said Mr. Burke joined the ship in the midst of its northern operation of supplying carco to Arctic posts, and not when it sailed from port in spic and-SDan condition. He said the ship's crew has Deen together a number of Each year new appointments were made only to fill vacancies, ine marine aeent at Quebec Lity was res nonsible for hiring and he and the ship's captain were responsible for seeing that all had necessary quai' ifications. The captain could re ject any men on that ground.

It was a fact that recommenaa tions for prospective crew menv bers were made from time to time by members of Parliament. Mr. Marler added. He ma not warn members to think that an MP's recommendation "should be regarded as a handicap." The marine agent had been told this year to place first importance on capabilities of the men he hires. As for efficiency, Mr.

Marler quoted the report of an unnamed RCMP officers, a veteran oi tne Arctic, who had been on board and who said the C. D. Howe compared favorably in cleanliness and efficiency with other northern ships he had been on. Ends, chain. The galley caught fire.

Two fires were started in mattresses of passengers. On the Alaska run it was nice that staterooms were built close to boiler rooms to ward off wintry blasts. When the ship hit 120-degree heat off lower California, it was not so nice. And there was no air conditioning. Virginia Snow, a newspaper woman from Mexico City and one of three passengers who stuck with the ship until it reached here, told of the ship's troubles.

The Mazatlan was held in one Mexican port for six days until money was advanced from los An geles to pay repair bills. On the return trip from Acapuico the ship was out of potatoes, but ter, vegetables and meats. Finally, Miss Snow reported, the menu dwindled to a steady diet of pancakes. On the last day emergency food kits in lifeboats were opened, Chemicals in which Lithium Corporation of America held con trolling interest. The subsidiary now has been liquidated.

The company was reported to have spent about $200,000 in preliminary development before with drawing when the utility board held up sale of its stock. Lithium Corporation still holds the properties. Mr. Greenlay said his department would do all it could to speed development of the Lithium de posits. -4 Toronto Boy, 9, Falls 120 Feet, Arm Broken TORONTO (CP) A nine-year old boy plunged 120 feet down sub- urban S'larboro bluffs Thursday and only suffered a broken arm Martyn Featherby was taken to hospital for treatment after pouce firemen and nearby residents com bined their efforts to rescue the boy.

They strapped him to a to boggan and hauled him up the cliff. "He was standing on some slippery clay at the edge of the cliff and he just went down, said iNigei Field, 8, who was playing with Martyn in a field at the bluff edge. Aircraft Storage Rates Protested OTTAWA (CP)-Boost in rates for storage of private aircraft jn hangars owned by the transport department was protested Thurs day night In the Commons. i Walter Dinsdale (PC Brandon Souris said the rates are so high they will reduce the ability of priv ate citizens to operate their own aircrat. Transport Minister Marler said the rates were increased in an at- tempt to bring rentals closer to operating costs.

to at by 7c in From Alberta MEDICINE HAT (CP)-A ship-ment of 13 purebred sheep have been sent to the Hebrew Univer sity at Tel Aviv. The sheep, a gift of Mayor Harry Veiner, will be breeding stock for an experiment at the university. They are valued at $1,850 and shipping charges cost an additional $3,380. They were taken by rail St Boniface, and flown from there to Israel. New Currency For Cyprus NICOSIA, Cyprus (Reuters i-For the first time since the British occupation of Cyprus in 1878, the colony has a new currency system.

The familiar shillings and the piastres have been replaced by mils." i The currency system formerly in force wag the pound sterling, made up to 20 shillings as in Britain, but each shilling comprising nine piastres 180 piastres to the pound. The new denominations are the Cyprus pound sterling and mils the rate of 1,000 to the pound. Ihere are no shillings or piastres, RATES Star-Phoenix Want Ad Rates: Three Cents Per Word Per Day Six Consecutive Insertions for ths Price of Fiv Minimum Charge, Single Insertion 15c minimum lount 10 words Initial letters, count aa one word Where 10 Doint or larffa tvn la rieeireri the advertiser, the rate per word is per day. Minimum count 10 words. Minimum transaction 85 cents.

Figures groups oi live or less, dollar marks initial letters, count aa nn wnrH Where one line is set in 10 nolnt and the balance set in ordinary classified type the charge is 40c per line per day iur uie iu Doim line, wnere tne us nf box number la desired count as four worda extra. If replies are to be mailed to out-of-town points please add 10 cents to cover cost of postage. City advertisers must pick up box replies at the Star-Pboenlx office. NOTICES Rlrths, Marriages and Deaths, In Memoriams. Engagements.

Cards nf Thanks, etc. Rates 11.50 per insertion of 10 lines or less, extra lint of five woraa eacn toe per una. Display Advertising SCHEDULE OF COPY ACCEPTANCE 12 NOON DAILY AS FOLLOWS? SATURDAY for Tuesday's Paper munuAi ior Wednesdays Paper fUESDAY for Thursday's Paner WEDNESDAY for Friday's Paper THURSDAY for Saturday's Paper FRIDAY for Mondav'l Paper In Prince Albert Advertising Copy may ba left with the Northern New) Agency OFFICE HOURS 1.30 a.m. to p.m. Daily Monday to Friday Saturday 8 SO a.m.

in 1 Closed All Day Sunday! and Holidays WANT AD OOI 11 WANT AD PHONE fcorn PHONE SUBSCRIPTION RATES MAIL RATES IN CANADA 1 year months 6.50 3 months 3,50 1 month 1,50 To United States and Great Britain: 1 year $15 00 months 8.50 3 months 6.00 1 month 2.00 TENDERS TENDERS Saskatchewan Government Telephones, Meiepnona Line construction Sealed tenders. In envelopes mirVnl Tenders for Telephone Line Construction Project No. wUl be received iv tne undersigned up to seventeen 17) o'clock M.D.S.T.. July 29th. 1955, for construction work as follows: Project 647A Swift Current to Chaplin Retransposing Trans-Canada Circuits (approximately 60 miles) Project 647B Chaplin to Balbeck Retransposing Trans-C a a a Circuits (approximately 50 milea) Project 647C Belbeck to Regina Retransposing Trans Canada Circuits (approximately 40 miles) Separate tenders are required for each project and each tender must be made up on lorms supplied Dy tne System.

Plans and specifications may be seen at the Head Office (General Plant Su perintendent's Branch), 2350 Albert Street. Reeina. A marked cheque for 7 per centum of the amount of the tender mast ac company each bid and said cheque will be forfeited if the successful ten derer falls to enter Into a contract when called uoon to do so. The lowest or any tender wiU not necessarily be accepted. A deposit of ten dollars ($10.00) will be required for each set of plans or specifications supplied each tenderer.

The successful tenderer will be required to furnish a surety bond for twenty-five us) per cent 0: me toiai amount of the contract. S. B. Medhurst, General Plant Superintendent, Saskatchewan Government Telephones, 2330 Albert Street. Regina, Saskatchewan.

7-23-r-s NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS TN THE MATTER OF THE" ESTATE OF SARAH JANE HAWKINS, late of the City of Saskatoon, In the Province of Saskatcnewan, widow, ueceasea, also known as SADIE JANE HAWKINS: ALL CLAIMS against the above estate, duly verified by statutory declaration with particulars and valuation nf security held, if any, must be sent to the undersigned befora tne low day of August, A.D. IBai. ELEANOR WINNIFRED T1MBURY WALKER, Executrix. Borland, Mclntvre it Heggie, s6ii3 Standard Building, Saskatoon, Sask. Solicitors for the Executrix, 7-23-c-s EXTENSION OF TIME rOTICE la hereby given that the time for the reception of tenders for STAFF BOARDING HOUSE FOR DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

tXPFRIMFNTAL STATION. MEL-FORT, is extended to 3 00 p.m. (E.D.S.T.I, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1856, ROBERT FORTIER, Chief of Administrative Services. and Secretary. Department of Public Works, Atlnui JulV 13.

lfiiia. 7-23-r CARDS OF WANKS WE WISH TO THANK OUR RELA- tives and friends for their many acts of kindness, messages and synv Dathv and lovely floral tributes re- reiveH during our recent bereave ment In the loss of our son Gordon Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Ed Adams, VarDowall. 7-23-c 12 DOCTOR IS REQUIRED TO Lo cate at Holdfast, Saskatchewan, to service the Rural Municipality of Sainia No.

221 ana tne villages ot Holdfast, Dilkejind Penrance. The four contracts pay $7,000 with free house and office. No nospuai. Appiy tjain exnertence. ase.

marital status. R. t. Lraranrer. aecreiary, n.m.

i'i Sarnia No. 221, Holdfast. Sask. 7-M-c WANTED i 2 FULLY EXPERIENCED Bulldozer -Operators 1 Apply R. B.

McLeod Co. Ltd. T-25-C DOCTOR WANTED FOR TOWN OF Wapella and aurrounainf aistnci. Union hospital at Moosemin, 16 miles distant on No. 1 highway.

Most of rural area unaer group meaicai Service plan. New modern office building. For further Information contact Dr. M. Burke, Wapella Sask.

7- '-27-c WANTED SECRETARY-TREASURER R.M. of Klnlstino No. Apply to to secretary-treasurer, giving full nnrtlriilnrir riutiea to commence soon as possible. Applicants will be Interviewed on Tuesday, July 26. Secretary may bt chosen at that time.

7-25-c Men's Wear Salesmen Wa ara interested In obtaining the -rulrea nf voune men 25 years of age or under, with Grade XI education and at least one full year's experience selling men's wear in a department store or specialty shop. Opportunity for advancement available to applicants with leadership ability and the desire to succeed. Wa are prepared to enroll selected candidates in our merchandising course this fall. Interviews will ba arranged for qualified applicants and transportation arranged to Edmonton for those selected. Starting salary ranging up to $275 per month depending on experience.

Please apply In writing to Hudson's Bay Company Retail Store, Edmonton, Alberta. 7-25-c SPECIALTY SALESMAN WANTED TO take a last Selling Line or laienaari. Thermometer Calendars, Printed Advertising. 137 Osborne Winnipeg 13, Man. 7-25-c Men Need a Job? Recently opened factory branch of national manufacturer of maintenance equipment and supplies is Interested In talking to clean-cut men with cars.

Company appointments. Prefer men with little or no experience. We will train those selected. Only men under 35, who are available now and would be willing to start at a minimum of f75 weekly need apply. Phone 243(14 riday between 7 and or 4255, Monday between 9-12.

7-25-c AGENTS WANTED 12b MONUMENT AGENT WANTED There are nunareos oi unmameu graves In your district. Selling monuments is a good agency. You can add a lot to your Income. Write box 2001 Star-Phoenix for information. xtf FEMALE HELP WANTED 13 WANTED REGISTERED NURSE.

Duties commencing auk. i. according to S.R.N.A. Located neai Walrou, T.nlr resnrt- AnnlV MrB. L.

Flynn, manager, Wakaw Union Hosoital. 7-23-c OPENING FOR EXPERIENCED saleslady lor afternoons urn inn LinDflreiu suit nop. wTrn CM APT VflTINO WOMAN preferably petween me ami 40, capaoie oi l7 Highest wages accoiding to expert- u.uh nnnnrtunitv for advance- nart.tima. AdbIV Milorll'a Stvle Shot) Ltd. tl WANTED 1 REGISTERED NURSES for 13-oea nospivai iuv' line of C.P.R.

and Trans-Canada c.i. vim tier month full maintenance. Three weeks holiday after one year of service Duties to commence when conyen-flI a i Harris. Sec- Trea. "Gull Lake Union Hospital Gull Lake, Sask.

7-J-c TWO REGISTERED OR GRADUATE nurses requireo oi Salary according to S.B.W.a. three weeks holiday after one year. rA tniun DO miles from Saskatoon, Annlv Matron or Sec- Dinsmore Union Hospital. 7-25-c ExDerienced Waitress Annlv Elite Cafe. 7-25-c WANTED-GENERAL DUTY NURSES for so oea nospiuu AA.hnur week.

SRNA sal ary schedule, increments every six months. Statutory and annual holidays. Separate nurses residence with individual rooms. Excellent bus and 4rain service, also recreational Anolicatlons should be sent to Superintendent of Nurses. Wadena Union Hospital, Wadena, Sask.

8-3-c uiTociTQiJFfJiSTF.RED OR GRADU ate, two requirea. iwoaern with separate nurses i in Coclralnnn and Regina, vrn ci i $220 to start $5 Increases six and 12 months. To start about Sept. 1. Further particulars on application, Phone reverse or write to Miss M.

Hamers, R.N. Watson Union Hospital, W.Knn Kask. 7-27-C WANTED SHORT ORDER COOKS and waitresses tor oui-oi-iown 'restaurants. Transportation supplied. Apply Manager, Canada Rai'wy New.

Cnmoanv. CNR Bldg. 7-23-c THE MONTREAL GENERAL HOSPITAL 105(1 CEDAR AVENUE, MONTREAL, QUEBEC REQUIRES NURSES FOR GENERAL DUTY. MODERN AND CONVENIENT WORKING CONDITIONS. 8 HOUR DAY.

ATTRACTIVE SALARIES INCLUDING FREE MEALS, LAUNDERING OF UNIFORMS AND COMPLETE HEALTH SERVICE. Apply to: DIRECTOR OF NURSING, 1H50 CEDAR AVENUE, MONTREAL. QUEBEC. 7-25-c STENO-CASHIER REQUIRES Single girl preferred. HOUSEHOLD FINANCK CORPORATION Zlt 22nd Street East 7-25-c MATRON FOR 22-BED WELL EQUIP-ped hospital.

Living quarters bedroom and sitting room completely renovsted including new furniture and furnishings. Minimum salary $270 gross but will pay according to qualifications snd experience. Please state age. experience and salary ex- Bected. Apply to T.

G. H. Lewis. iodland. Sask.

8-4-c STENOGRAPHER REQUIRED FOR three months beginning July 28. Shorthand essential. Remington Rand. 7-25-c CHIEF LABORATORY TECHNICIAN wanted for Grace General Hospital Winnipeg. 230 beds.

Apply, stating Qualifications ar.d experience to SunrtnUndenL Grace Hosoital. Win nipeg. 7-25-c WANTED ONE R.N. FOR A 15-BED hospital with a nurses' modern resi dence. Salary 8180 plus full malnten ance with $5 increments every six months.

Holidays, hours, accord ing to S.R.N.A. standards, uooa aany train and bus service. Apply matron, Union Hospital, Davidson, Sask. 7-28-c STENOGRAPHER DESIRED. PREFER-ably experienced or with good business college training.

Apply Tracy at Caskey, Barristers, tston, Sak 7-25-c WANTED Girl for general office work. Typing enenttal, shorthand cot necessary. Permanent position. DORN'S LTD, MALE HELP WANTED (Centlaacsn I RESIDENCE DIRECTOR required by University Hospital Qualified to counsel and direct recreational program for nursing students. For further information write to: Director of Nursing, University Hospital.

Saskatoon, Sask. 7-25-c rDinillTf VTiUL'P Vi' Dl'M urw. filial, caiary su plus semi-annual ncrements, less $15 per month for room ana za cents eacn meai. inree weeks holiday olut statutory hall days. Apply Matron, R.

Legert Rockglen Union Hospital, Rockgien aasK 7-23-c LAW FIRM IN MODERU TOWN RE-qulres the services of an experienced legal stenographer. Top salary if fully qualified. This is a splendid position in a modern office. For 'ull Particulars writs Box 2483 Star-hoenix. 7-25-c REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY STENOGRAPHER with shorthand, typing and previous stenographic experience to work in Swift Current.

Salary approx. $175 per month. Phone or wire Joe Paul, aacony Vacuum, Swilt Current, Sask. 7-28-c WANTED FOR 23-BED HOSPITAL One registered nurse or one graduate nurse with operating room training. Full employee benefits and attractive starting salary.

Apply Sec. -Ma lager, Union Hospital, Kelvington, Sask. 7-29-c Wanted EXPERIENCED SALESLADY for store featuring wearing apparel and variety merchandise, located In Saskatoon. WRITS BOX 81D STAR-PHOENIX 7-26-c STENOGRAPHER REQUIRED FOR afternoons only. Preferably with some business experience.

Box 78D Star-Phoenix. 7-25-r WANTED EXPERIENCED girl clerk for small town general store, Permanent position. Box 2467 Star-Phoenix. 7-23-p LEADER UNION HOSPITAL (27 BED! requires registered nurses. Duties to commence as soon as possible.

Salary $210-1225. New well equipped hospital, two doctors, Nurses' rest-dence. Progressive community. Further information upon request. Kindly apply to Mr.

P. Tomyn, Leader, or the Matron. 8-5-c NURSE'S AIDE REQUIRED FOR 21- oeo nospitai. 44-hour week, 2 weeks annual vacation with pay after one year of service. Minimum salary $120 to 1135 a month according to qualifications.

Full maintenance at $30 per month. Apply stating ex- Berience, references, to Miss D. ubois. Matron, Union Hospital, Wynyard, Sask.1 8-5-c TRADE SCHOOLS (Female) Opportunities for Women AMBITIOUS WOMEN WANTED Pleasant, steady, bigger earnings after learning Hairdresaing and Beauty Culture, Literature Free. Write MARVEL HAIRDRESSLNG SCHOOL 227 21st Saskatocn Phone 6753 7-23-c-s DOM.

HELP WANTED 13b GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL housework. Must be reliable. Phone 23475 before 6, or 25714 after 6. 8-2-c COOK WANTED BY BACHELOR. Child no, object Box 62D Stnr-Phoenix.

7-26-p WANTED LADY TO TAKE CARE OF semi-invalid on modern farm. Wages $50 per month. Phone Mrs. Isherwood 224r31, Venn, Sask. 7-23-c WANTED ONE REFINED -LADY with culture to take full charge of moaern city nome, ana Bring up three little boys.

Please apply with full Information at 1432 Queen North Battleford, Sask. 7-23-c-s WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. Private room. Phone 407622. 7-29-c MALE SITS.

WANTED 14 YOUNG MARRIED MAN DESIRES steady employment Any kind of work. Please phone 7559. 7-28-p MAN WANTS STEADY JOB AS CARE-taker, city or country. Phone 7332. Box 18D Star-Phoenix.

7-27-p MAN WANTS ODD JOBS, GARDEN- lng. etc, rnone zawo. evenings. 7-25-p ELECTRICIAN. MOTOR AND ARMA.

ture winder, recently arrived from Germany, wants employment Phone 24504, 1215 Edward Avenue, Saskatoon. 7-23-p WANTED PAINTING, ROUGH CAR-penter work, paperhanglng, any tvpe of odd Jobs. Phone 24H55. 7-23-p QUALIFIED MECHANIC DESIRES worn in city or small town, nave Own tools. Box 77D Star-Phoenix.

7-25-p BOY LOOKING FOR WORK, WILL DO anything. Phone 20581. 7-23-p Is Your Firm Looking For This Man Industrious Ambitious Clean Looking Wide Business and Sales Experience University Education Excellent Business Credit Standing Have Large '55 Automobile WILLING TO INVEST IF SITUATION WARRANTS, I WILL CONSIDER ALL OFFERS. POSITION MUST HAVE GOOD POTENTIAL POSSIBILITIES. Apply: 217 King George Hotel 7-23-c EXPERIENCED MEAT CUTTER AND meat processor wishes work In coun try or city.

Box 7U star-Phoenix. 7-25-p YOUNG MARRIED MAN WISHES part-time work, evenings and S.t urdays. Phone 7-25-t FEMALE WANTED 15 EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER. AC customed to sreneral olfire work, re quires position. Phone 81218.

7-23-p TYPIST REQUIRES JOB ately. Phone 2i2'i4 IMMEDI 7-2-i-p HELP WTD. (Male-Female 16 WANTED Man or Woman with executive ability and capable of managing a kdies' ready-to-wear store. Must know working of all departments. A wonderful opportunity for or.e who has the necessary qualifications.

Our staff has been advised about this advertisement Apply stating experience to: Box 67D Star-Phoenix 7-25-C REQUIRED A COOK OR MARRIED couple to take charge of prosper ous lunch cmnter in a innvtng community. Excellent accommodation provided. Apoly to National Em-nloyment Oflica Order No. F18M. Recent Arts Graduates National Research Council Ottawa Applications arc invited from mala and female arts graduates for number of positions which will ba available In Ottawa approximately October 1.

1255. Initial salary up to $3,570 per annum, depending on qualifications. Good opportunities for future advancement tfxist, continuing employment, 5-dny week, generous employee benefits. RFPI.Y TN WRITING TO EMPLOYMENT OFFICER NATIONAL RF.SEARCH COUNCIL OTTAWA, ONTARIO stating age, and full details of education and experience, and refer to Competition No, C-2K2. 7-25- WANTED MARRIED COUPLE.

TRUCK driver and wife to cook for small crew. Apply to T. E. Gravelling, Phone 163, Foam Lake, Sask. 7-2ti-p WANTED Ladies' Wear Manager We require an experienced Ready to Wear manager.

Male or female. Good education, 30-40 years of age, Aoply giving all particulars in first letter to A. E. 8. Warrington, General Manager, Weyburn, Cc-Operatlve Ass'n.

Weyburn, Saskatchewan. MALE INSTRUCTION 19 GET FACTS International Correspondence Schools Representative Ave. North, Saskatoon. Ph. Smt xi-24-Ni-e TRAINED MEN ARE EMPLOYED! Take steps now to fit yourself for an Important Job In Industry.

Men with a trade are not on the unemployed lists. Train now in our large, modern shops, tor a good paying lob this winter. Diesel, Welding, Refrigeration, Auto Mechanics. Air Conditioning CHICAGO VOCATIONAL TRAINING CORP. LTD.

Room 101 Metropolitan Bldg. 2nd Avenue. Saskatoon Telephone 6044 Sundays and Holidays M54 MALE-FEMALE INSTRUCT 19 We Will Train You at Home for Good Jobs in Television You can hav success, good pay, security In Canada's fastest growing industry! Build-Your' Own TV SET And Keep It!" All pprt of this learn-by-dolng television course. Learn at home while you hold vour present Job. This can be the stepping stone to a V.

career. Applicants should have two years high school education. Don't delay. Get started early. Free Information Write now to Television ELECTRONICS INSTITUTE 515 Ave.

Saskatoon. Phone days, evenings or holidays 5483 7-23-c-s TRADES. PROFESSIONS 21 Jenkins Floor Sanding Floor sepeciallsts. Free estimates. Phone J2230 or 4B34.

Licensed. tf FOR YOUR PAINTING NEEDS AND A right price, phone 8888 evenings, xtf J. S. BurstFloor Sanding Linoleum and Tile Phone 4471 xtf Craftsman Hardwood Floor Sask. Ltd.

Floors supplied, laid, sanded and finished. Old floors refinlshed. J16 Pacific Ave. Ph. 2'3' Building, plastering stuccoing, kitchen cabinets, general alterations.

Phone 27018, Lloyd Yellowlees EAVESTROUGHINQ No Job too small or too large. Expert workmanship. Phone 25146. Landry Sheet Metal. tf FOR PAINTING AND PAPER HANG-ing phone Upper 2B174.

tf MAC'S CONSTRUCTION LTD. SPE-clallilng In "Home" building. Plans prepared. Estimates furnished. Contact G.

W. McRitchle at 1118 Ave. south. Phone 4918, tf FOR BACKFILLING. LEVELLING and earth moving, also ton soli and sheep manure.

Phone 29272, or 20325. A. D. Harder. tf A-l CEMENT WORK, BUILDING AND repairs.

Gerrtsn at Plants Contractors. Phone 81295. 7-28-p SPECIALIZE IN ALL TYPES Of cement work. Buildings, rebuilding and repairing etc Phona 29732 after 5. 7-28- LEVELLING.

BACK soil and earth fill. FILLING. TOP-Phone 24837. 8-a-p TEACHERS WANTED 23 KINISTINO SCHOOL UNIT NO. SS requires the following teachers) Birch Hills High sc'honl teacher to exchange subjects with principal.

House available. Teacher for grade and room. Weldon Teacher for grade 1 and 8. Klnlstlnc Teacher for grade I an4 Brancepeth Teacher for senior room ot two-room school. Hamlet of Waltvllle Grade 1 to 8, teacherage.

Hamlet of Tway, Kamlnka school, principal, three-room school-teach erage. Teacher for gradea to 8. RURAL Harrlevllie Five miles Ethelton. Salary 82,100 to (4.200. Including Sabbatical leave and accumulative sick leave.

Apply giving full particulars to Mrs. G. M. Rannle. Secretary-Treasurer Klnistlno School Unit No.

15, Kinlattno, Sask. SHAUNAVOI SCHOOL UNIT NO. I principal required for five-roomed school at Cadillac. Vlce-nrlnripal required for five-roomed school at Climax. A number of choice rural schools also still iivatlable.

Salary schedule from 82.210 to 14.500 plus supervision. Write or phone: George Strsub. fhaunavon, Sask. 7-30-e TEACHER FOR GRADES 4 AND Spalding Village School. Protestwni fireierred.

Daily bus and tra.n serves, flalary as per schedule $2,109 to $4.2110, D. Fsnsay, 8ec.Treas., Humboldt School Unit. Charge Red Tape Held Up Mining of Lithium Uk work home!" MALE HELP WANTED (Centlnaeitl 12 STERN MOTORS LTD. Wynyard, Sask. REQUIRE IMMEDIATELY FIVE 1st CLASS AUTO MECHANICS Ideal working conditions.

Employe benefits. Living accommodation. APPLY W. S. Stern, Mgr.

T-23-C WANTED IMMEDIATELY MAN FOR general office work, wun payroll ex-nerlencB for local construction firm. Apply Box 35D Star-Phoenix. tf WANTED OPERATOR LINEMAN Hughton Rural Telephone Co. uuues to commence Aug. 1 or Living quarters rent free In exchange for lighting and heating office in same building.

130 phones. For further particulars contact Secretary A. L. Oliphant, phona 23, Hughton. 7-25-c ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A PERMANENT CAREER? Here's an exceptional opportunity for a salesman with ability to succeed.

An opening is available for a rep-resentative for Saskatoon and district to represent one Of Canada'a oldest and most prominent com- paiues, GUARANTEED INCOME FROM COMMENCEMENT PENSION PLAN GROUP INSURANCE WEEKLY INDEMNITY AND SURGICAL BENEFITS Annual bonus on sales Thorough Initial training at Toronto and successive training towards a permanent career, previous selling experience not essential. For Interview apply to Box S9D Star-Phoenix. Enclose recent snapshot if available. All enauiries confidential. 7-25-c JUNIOR CLERK Large financial Institution has an opening for a Junior clerk.

Five- day week, pension plan, and oppor tunlty to advance. APPLY BOX 86D STAR-PHOENIX 7-27-C SALESMAN WANTED FULL OR PART time. Highest commissions pam. con. tact Mr.

winroD. rnone nui, i-o SALES OPPORTUNITY Here la an nnDortunitV for a cap able man to take over a well- established territory in northern Saskatchewan with profitable connections that will produce worthwhile earnings. Protected territory and protected accounts proauca re neat huinft vear after year. We are interested in a man who concerned with finding a future for himself, preferably over thirty years of age, wun a car, 10 can on manufacturers, wholesalers, and re tailers with one of Canada's best lines of calendars and advertising specialties. High rate of commission or part salary and -commission.

Experience in this Una desir able, but, not essential, THIS IS A REAL OPPORTUNITY FOR A CAPABLE SALESMAN WHO MAY BE PRESENTLY EMPLOYED, BUT, LOOKING FOR A GREATER OPPORTUNITY; Apply with) references, full parti culars re experience, age, 10 Box 451C Star-Phoenix. 7-25-c WANTED MECHANIC FOR VILLAGE garage. IHC contract. Must De able electric weld, also acetylene and able to take full charge of garage. Single man preferred.

Have a four room house. Salary or on commi sion basis. Apply Box 35 or phone 12, Madison. i-m RECENTLY OPENED FACTORY BRANCH of National Manufacturers of maintenance equipment and sup, plies interested in filling the following positions: Personnel man ager, sales manager and company representative 2i. Prefer men with little or no experience as wa have our own training program.

Only men under 35, available immediately, with cars need apply. For a personal interview apply Box 46D Star-Phoenlx. 7-25-c WANTED FIRST CLASS MECHANIC must be good on I C. tractors and Ford prooucts. iooa wages an food working conditions.

Orcha Delisle. 7-28-c BECAUSE OF THE CITY'S RAPID OKOwrn THE CITY OF EDMONTON CITY POLICE FORCE Needs a further THIRTY MEN A LIFETIME CAREER IS OPEN TO YOU IF YOU CAN MEET THESE REQUIREMENTS Successful applicants must be between 21-30 years; hava grade 10 or equivalent; height 510' or better; be able to pass rigid medical examination and other tests; be able to supply satisfactory rhr.rarwr references. Lxcellent con litmn of service: Constables' salary rates from $3,158.10 ato $3 784.50. per annum. Forty hour week.

Alternating shifts. Pension iilan. Insurants and sickness bene' fits. Successful applicants will re ceive 3 months Initial training ana later 1 months advanced instruction. NEXT BASIC TRAINING COURSE COMMENCES AUGUST IS, For" additional Information apply NOW to: CHIEF CONSTABLE.

POLICE STATION. 1M at Edmonton. Alt. 7-25-c TJ X. VJ "Taking some DEATHS COWLEY THE DEATH OF JOSEPH Cowley, age 67 years, of Minify.

occurred near his farm home on Wednesday. July 20. The funeral service will be held on Saturday, July 23. at 1 p.m., slow time, from the Klnley United Church. McKague's Funeral Home will be lit charge.

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Emma M. A. Cowley; one daughter. Mrs.

Clarence Biomqulst (Ednai of Perdue and one son, William (Bill) Cowley of Klnley; also four grandchildren; two brothers, Edward at Shell Lake and Arthur in England; thr. sisters, all in England. No flowers by request. Burial will oe made In the Wheatfield Cemetery, near Kinlev. 7-23-c HOPPER THE DEATH OF MR.

AN-drew Hopper, age 85 years, of S20 2nd Avenue, north. Saskatoon, ac-riii-riii in local hosrjital on July 20. The funeral service will be held on Mondav. July 25. at 2.30 p.m.

from McKague's Funeral Home, con ducted oy ttev. n. m. inoiupouu. Surviving ara hie wife.

Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Hopper, Saskatoon; four M. J. McNallv (Sadie! and Mrs. Jim Bartlett (Lena), both SBslratnnn.

Mrs. LllV Milton of Eston, and Mrs. Alex McQuaker (Ruby) in Ontario; one son, Douglas Hopper of Burnaby, B.C., and two sons, Tom and Cecil in Ireland, by a previous marriage; also la grana rhiirirvn. Burial will be made ir the Woodlawn Cemetery. 7-23-c rnnDVBTHP.

DEATH OF MRS Alice Marie cooper, age years, 01 Carragana, occurred in hospital on July 20. 1955. The funeral rulro will he held on Saturday July 23, at 2 p.m. from McKague's Funeral Home, conducted by Rev. Et S.

Mackay. Surviving ara her hnahanrl James G. Coooer: her par ents, and Mrs. Frank Eliason nf Saskatoon: six sisters, Mrs. H.

Hnrrlnolnn It. Milan) Of Saskatoon Mrs. Freddie Gardiner (Ella) of Quill Lake, Mrs. Cliff McCaul (Happy) of Regina, Mrs. Gordon Reid (Leonal of Arelee, Mrs.

J. Buckley (Elsiel, North Vancouver, and Mrs. a vrr ivnmal nf Vancouver: also two brothers, Frank W. Eliason c.f Vancouver, and Oscar Eliason, N.W.T. Burial will be made in the Woodlawn Cemetery.

7-23-c FUNERALS SINCLAIR THE FUNERAL SERVICE of Walter Sinclair wno aieq on iui; 17 was. held from McKague's Funeral Home In July 21 at 2:30 o'clock con ducted by nev. n. Drnani wr: E. Clark.

Wurman C. Lee. W. Neil, TrlnnH Rurial was made in the Woodlawn Cemetery. McKague's Funeral Home were in charge of arrangements.

7-23-c CALDER THE FUNERAL SERVICE OF r.onroe Garfield calder wno oiea on July 18 was held from McKague's Funeral Home on July 21 at con-rinctsH hv Rev. Arthur A. Hamilton. Pallbearers were: C. A.

Needham, C. D. Sinclair. Ray Archibald, R. H.

Trlckev. S. G. Lewis. S.

H. Jackson, Burial was made in the Woodlawn Cemetery. McKague's Funeral Home were in charge of arrangements. 7-23-c MARRIAGE LICENSES 3 MARRIAGE LICENSES WEDDING rings to $12. Watch, clock and Jewellery repairs.

Western Jewellers 203 2nd S. Ph. 23364. xtf MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED THE home of the famous biueDiro diamona engagement rings. Stacey's Jewellers.

102 2nd So. at the sign of the modern sidewalk clock. xtf BLACK'S JEWELLERS FOR MAR' rlage licences. Diamond rings and matched wedding rings of finest quality. 253 2nd south.

xtf FUNERAL DIRECTORS SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME y- W. A. Edwards, W. Arnold Edwards Donald w. somers MR init Ave So.

TeleDhone 5577 xtf McKAGUE'S LIMITED FUNERAL DIRECTORS Harrv JkfcKague, Manager wi irA Av Sn. Phone 23131 xtf PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL Fiinpr.il Directors and Embalmers Mansel G. Binkley and Jack M. Binkley Prnorietora 311 Third north Phone 21241-2 FLORISTS MARRIOTT'S SASKATOON NURSERY 110 2nd N. Ph.

23300. Flowers in, il rrcasinni. Nursery Ph. 22107, xti THE ROSE BOWL. FLOWER SHOP 332 30th Street, west.

A complete Floral service with city-wide delivery. Day or night. Phone B655. xtf virrnaiA NURSERY (MRS. E.

McAL litr flnlHl- Tut flnwers funeral designs, wedding bouquets. 305 2nd Av. S. Ph. 23664, Nsry.

Ph. 87438. xtf MILLAR'S FLOWER SHOP AND GREENHOUSES 214 21st Street, Eart Phone Dav 7177 Night 7775 "VOUR PERSONAL FLORIST" CUT FLOWERS. WEDDING BOUQUETS rUNLHAL TKlUUlta xtf FRANK J. DOWDING.

F.R.H.S.. FLOR- 1st. Evervthlng in floral needs. Store opp. Eaton's on 21t Street.

Phone 22345. night 82750-22732. We obwrve the Wednesday halt-day closing bylaw. xtf MONUMENTS 5a WEST SIDE MONUMENTAL WORKS Red and Black Granite Imported from Sweden. Marble Imported from A Service 11 cHvs a week.

Ml ZUth at W. Phone 7445. xtf ROCK OF AOKS AND BRONZE MEM crisis by Western Granite it Marble 714 2nd N. Phone 5305. xtf LOST AND FOUND LOST BLACK COCKER SF'ANIEL, white markings on chest, answers to the name Til, child's pet Phone 83295.

Reward offered, 7-25-c MALE HELP WANTED 12 COMMISSION SALESMAN FOR RUB-ber footwear, carrying other non-conflicting lines, to cover the province of Saskatchewan. Must bave experience and be covering the province at the present time. Apply Box 2457 SUr-Phoenix. 7-23-c WINNIPEG (CP) Resources: Minister Charles Greenlay said Thursday he would Investigate newspaper reports that unnecessary red tape had prevented development of Manitoba's Cat lake lithium deposits in 1950 and he probably would make a statement et a later date. The minister said he had' first beard of the reports while en route to Ottawa last week.

He said he hadn't had a chance to look into the matter until his return Wednesday, The reports charged that a eeven-month delay by the municipal and public utilities board, during investigations of allegations made by a minority stockholder in the firm that planned development of the deposits, had forced the com. pany to peek other sources of lithium. The development was to have been carried out by Northern Civil Engineer Wanted Mining exploration company requires qualified graduate civil engineer immediately for Northern Saskatchewan. Transportation, board and quarters provided. State age and qualifications, experience, references and salary expected in first letter.

Box 63D Star-Phoenix 1 DENTAL OFFICE FOR SALE OR RENT I (I Down Town Saskatoon I I SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY- Write Box 57D Star-Phoenix For Classified Ads Phone 23141 WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR SINCERE thanks anU appreciation to Drs. Bvii k-wold anr Kavanagh, nures and staff of Sakatoon City Isolation for the kindness and care given to our daughter during her illness Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dick, Silver Park, Sk. 7-23-c, 1-26-c J2-P.