Star-Phoenix from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada • 20

a nj pr'inir yniif jjr-n rACC TWENTY FUNERAL DIRECTORS Cntlnd NOTICES -4CnUned SASKATOON TAB-FROEKIX. FKIDAT, NOVEMBER 1S4 CANADIAN INDUSTRIAL James Richardson and Sons, Canada Butldinj Saskatoon a.aa. FanmmsmB New 17 Friday. Nvmber 5, 1964 Cdn. Vickers 83 Cdn.

West Lumber 12J Cockshutt Farm Cons. M. Smelt. Cons. Paper Corby Crows Nest xd Dist.

Seagrams Dom. Bridge Dom. F. St Steel Dom Glass Dom. Stores 74c 29 15 85 33 184 17 39 31 Abitibt Abitibi $1 50 PfcL Agnew Surpass Aigoma Steel Aluminum Angio Newfound.

Asbestos Ashdown A Atlas Steels Bathurst Pr. A Bathurst Pr. Bell Telephone Brazilian B-A Oil C. Forest C. Packers A C.

Packers C. Power Brown Co Building Prod. Burns St Co. A St Co. 26 26' 7 404 66 294 12 1 a 13a 57 39 v4 45 7V4 29 7 15S 124 13V 41 63 ftlV TORONTO TORONTO (CP) An easier trend covered the stock market toward today's close but most sections still maintained most of their morning strength.

Industrials were the strongest group although their index had fallen more than a point from the 11 a.m. figure of 363.S2, highest since the exchange began calculating indexes in 1934. Golds and western oils also held 16i 45 1 22 22 94 8S 33 McCoil Front Pfd. Milton Brick Mmn. 8c OnL Pap.

Montreal Loco. Moore Corp. Nat. Drug 280 37 4 18 31 124 13V 27 10 35 23 Nat. Drug Pfd.

Nat. Steel Car North Star Oil Ogilvie Flour Ont. Steel Ont, Jockey Club 23b Page Hersey Penmans Powell River Power Corp. Price Bros. Russell Ind.

Shawinlgan Sicks Brew, Simpson's Stand. Paving 244 Steel Co. of Can. 36 Taylor Pearson 9 4 Traders Fin, A 604 Union Gas 37 United Corp. A 30 United Corp.

13 United Steel 13 Walker Gooderham 65 Westeel 26 West. Can. Brew. 221 West Groc. 100 West.

Groc. A 36i Geo. W'eston lOS1 York Knitting 70 MUTUAL FUNDS Cdn. Inv. Fund 7-97 Laura Secord Loblaw Groc.

A MacMillan A MacMillan Maple Leaf Massey-Harrts McColl Front MINES up well but base metals started down. International Nickel eased a fraction in profit-taking. Hudson Bay continued strong. Strongest industrial issues were Algoma Steel, Loblaw Confederation Life, Salkers and Canada Malting. Gains ranged to four points.

Uraniums were narrowly ahead Bathurst issues fell. Price changes were generally small. 323b 36 63 103b 34b 14b MM 47 2J 18 14b 7b 4 In Merg. 4 18 17 250 lo 22b Dom. T.

6c Chem. Dom. Textile Dupont of Canada Eddy Famous Players Fanny Farmer Fed. Grain Ltd, Fed Grain Pfd. Ford A Foundation Fraser Co.

Gat. Power Gen. Motors Gen. Steel Wares Goodear Tire 151 Goodyear Tire Pfd 524 Gt. Lakes Paper 27 Gt.

West Coal A 650 Gt. West Coal 495 Gt. West Saddlery 21 Gvpsum Lime 44 How. Smith Paper 284 Imperial Oil 39 Imperial Tobacco 9 Indus. Acc.

Corp. 47. Int. Trmue 400 Int Metal A 344 Int. Nickel 52 InL Paper 79 Int, Pete 21'a Int.

Utilities 36 Lake of Woods 424 J. A. 9' I 7V 26 30 27 26 27fc 28 97 18 22a 274 91' 10 Junes mcherdson ana Sons. Canada Building, Saskatoon II s.n. Friday, Nivemkcr Sr East Malartic 315 East Him 65b hast Sullivan 405b Eastern Metals 55 Elder 60b Estella 15 Eureka 93b Falconbridge .........1862 Faraday Fenimore Iron Francoeur Frobisher Gatwm Geco Geneva 36 Giant Yk 815 Gods Lake 57b Goldale 33 Vj Goldcrest 20 Gold Eagle 13b Gold Hawk 27 Goldfields Uran.

52b Golden Man 180 Graham Bouaquet 31 Gunnar 865 In rents Uranium 13MiO 63 925 14b Lead 34) Huronlan Rouyn 40b iRbb Metals 37 28b Nesbitt Labine New Bidlamaque New Calumet New Delhi New Fmtune New Goldvue New Harricana New litghridge New Laider 48b Newlund 8b New Marlon New Mylamaque New Rouyn New Senator New Tnurbols Nipissing Nut to Nor Acme UNLISTED STOCKS James Richardson and Sons, Canada Building, Saskatoon II a.m. Friday, November 6, 1954 Price of Gas Too Low to Fill Pipeline TORONTO (CP) An oil and gas expert fr)m western Canada says Trans Canada will have to increase its price to Alberta producers or it wont get enough gas to fill its pipeline. A. G. Bailey, esident of Bailey Selburn Oil and Gas Co.

told the Securities Analysts Association of Toronto Wednesday the proposed price of 144 cents per thousand cubic feet at the Saskatchewan boundary is not very ao ceptable to the industry. Since the 144 cents includes the cost of a grid pipeline system to collect the gas. the wellhead re turn would be considerably less. For gas from shallow wells close to the trunk line in eastern Alberta, a price of seven to eight cents would see the producer through, Mr. Bailey said.

But the provinces laige reserves are at Pincher Creek and other fields in the western part of the province. There, wet gas must undergo costly treatment to remove all commercial oy-products before shipment, WESTERN OIL James Richardson and Sons Friday November 6, 1954 It a.m. (Quoted in cents) Ajax finb Aihermont 72b Alberta Par. 25b Airier. Leduc Ifiub Atnurex Mob Anchor Pete 6lab Cngio Cdn 475b fl.iiiey Selburn 560 Banff 2u6b Barons 5b Bata Pete 13b Blue Crown 20b Hr.tr.lta 250b Urtish Pete 8b Calgary Edm 1373b Cfdnorth 13b Cons 595 Canada Oil Lands 3fob Canada Southern 165b Cdn.

Admiral 31b CUrt, Anaconda 7a Cdn, Atlantic 440 Cdn British Oil 85 Cdn. Decalta 63b Cdn, Devonian 175 Cdn. Emjay 18ab Cdn. Homestead i86b Cdn. Pipeline 122b Cdn.

Williston 266b Castle Oil 15b Central Leduc 123 Century 2ib Chamberlain 2ob Charter 114b Co.istal 70 Command 85b Commoil 350 Commonwealth 420 Cons. Allenbee 15b Cons, Cordasun 2tb Cons. East Crest 40b Cons. Grease Creek 4b Cons. Mic Mac 185b Cons.

Peak 10 DMhouite 16b Del Rio 108 Dt von Leduc 125 Dominion Minerals 84 Duvex 24 Ecoran lb Faigo 124b Federated Pete 355 Fortune 17b Freehold 2Jb fQuoted Acadia Akaitcho Algom Uran Amal Larder Anacon Anglo Anglo Ankenn Arjon Armistice Asrot Athona Atlas Yk Aumaque Aunor Avillabona Biinat Barvue Barymln Base Metals Bka Uran Beattie Duquesne Heaver Lodge 46 Bellekeno Belleterre R0b Beta Gemma Gwillam Hailnor Hardrock Hasaga Headway Heath Heva M. Highland-Bell F-veourt 2fb Biht. pidgood Kirk inab Poblo Bonvllle BordulaC 40 Bralorne ion Brewis Broulan Reel lJ3b -unburst Brunsman JJJ Brunston 4 2 Brunswick 106 Buffadlson Buffalo Ank. 6b Call. FHn Finn Cimobeli Chib.

Campbell Rl Cdn. Malartic Caviar Asbestos Central Pat Central Pore. C-ntremaaue Chestervllle Chlmo Cobalt Cons Cochenour Coniagaa Coniamm 40 Cons. Astoria 13'frb Cons. Denison JJ Con.

Discovery 275 Cons. Howev 280b Cons. Mattarrow Cons. Mosher VJh Cons. Nicholson JO'-hb Con.

Orlac 12 Cons. Ranwick 42b Cons. Rochette 6b Conwest 325b Copperman 12b Crest Aurum 6o Croinor Pershing 18 Oowshor Pat DAragon 12b Deldona 25b Detta Ijb Dome 152 Donalds 31 Dyno 116b East Amphl 2b Hollinger Homer Yk Hudson Bay Hugh Pam Inspiration Jacknife Jack Waite Jaculet Jellicoe Joburke Joliet Quebec Kerr Addison Kcymet Kirkland Kirkland Lake Klondike Keno Labrador Lake Dufault Lk. Llnaman Lake Osu Lake Shore Lake Wasa Lamaque Lapaska Lavalie Leitch Lexindin Little Long Lorado Louvicourt Lynx Yk Macassa Macdonald Mockeno McLeod Cock Madsen Rl. Magnet Cons.

Malartic Gf. Maybrun Mclntvre McKenzie Rl MeMarmac Meta Mining Corp. Moneta Pore. National Explor Negus 16 40 138 Man Ech Maree Milliken Mt Keno Natna Redwood Nickel Oklend P.iscalis Poleatar Rainville Redbark Richgroup St Marvs Snow Lk Ur Ridge Wadge W'eslev Wasa Cinch Delmico Gaspe Gnldmaq HG Young 21 Hotstone Indian Jerome Lk Nordic Lk Expan Magoma 1750 1900 -Monarch Mutual New Mad Noranlum Porosity Red Creek Ridgeway Royal Arch South Bras Target Tartan Twin ITlv Tecumeh Venus Viscount 5 20 40 10 4Jb H12b 8ab Hudson 49b 36b 7b 830b 68b 23 22t 21b 8a 21b lg Lac job 315 BOND PRICES Jame, Richardson St Soni J5b lOao 85 48 52b 12b 14 73b 166b 51b 55 15ub 165b 9ab 173b 15b U) 285 llb 14b 12b 7b 4 41b Oleary Mai. Ommtrans Opemiska Osisko Paymaster Pend Oreille Perron Pershcourt picket Crow pioneer pitchore Placer Preston E-D Quebec Copper Quebec Man Queenston Qucmont Kadiore Hay.

Rock Kix Athabasca Rupunum San Antonio 24 5075 3ob 205 8z 91 a 8'a 8s 9b tsigma Sunnco Silver Miller Siscoe Stadacona Starratt Olsen Steep Rock Sulivan Cons. Syivanite JJJ Tech-Hughes Thompson Lund -VaD Torbnt 140 Trans Resources 40 iungsten 39 United Asbestos 370 United Keno 635 Upper Canada llb Ventures IJJ-ib Violamac IBID Waite Amulet West Tungsten 50b Wiltsey Coghlan 7J4b Wright-Hargreaves 167 Yale Lead 38b Yellowknife Bear 165 Yukeno U4 MONTREAL MINES Boreal Rare Metals 205 Calumet Uran 2flb Iso Uran 57b WINNIPEG GRAIN WINNIPEG (CP) Prices drop-ped sharply at the close following only moderate trade today on the Winnipeg grain exchange. Declines at Chicago prompted the drop here, especially in rye and flax. Trade reports indicated 180,000 bushels ol Canadian barley had been sold abroad, with the United Kingdom mentioned as a possible destination. Some of this business was re-fleeted in the pit, with domestic shippers and importers on the buying side of barley.

Oats came under fair buying by shippers and American interests. International houses and exporters made purchases in flax. Hedging sales were liberal. Rye trade was mostly local. Overnight export loadings of Canadian wheat were small, with the United Kindgom taking 35,000 bushels and Belgium 70,000.

Lakehead prices for the top grades of Class Two, IWA and domestic wheat remained unchanged. Rye 1 end C.W, 3 C.W 4 C.W. Track 1214 109 98 1214 Barley 1 and 2 CW. Row 1 C.W. a Row 1 Feed 2 Feed Oats 2 C.W.

C.W. 1294 124 1114 Ill 93v 92 4 88-' 834 81 78i 277 271 243 273 Extra 1 Feed 1 Feed 2 Feed 3 Feed Flax 1 C.W. 2 C.W. 3 C.W, Track Class Twe Wheat 1 Northern 169', 2 Northern 3 Northern 4 Northern 1641 l2i 159! i NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of HOWARD ALONZO EVERTS, late of Saskatoon, in the Province ol Saskatchewan. AH claims against the above estate duiy verified by Statuary Declaration, and with particulars and valuation of security held, if any, must be sent to the undersigned before the 30th day of November, 1954.

THE TORONTO GENERAL TRUSTS CORPORATION Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, executor 11-6-c-s NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of JOHNSON MILLSAP. late of Saskatoon, in the Province of Saskatchewan, Retired Farmer, Deceased. AU claims against the above estate, duly verified by Statutory Declaration and with particulars and valuation of security held, if any, must be sent to the undersigned before the 27th day of November, 1954. THE TORONTO GENERAL TRUSTS CORPORATION Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Administrator with Will Annexed 11-6-c-s BIRTHS SKINNER NORMAN AND VI NEfi Andiewsi wish to announce the birth of a son Bnyd Andrew November 1, at St. Paul's Hospital.

11-6-p DEATHS ELLERT THE PASSING OF THERESA Ellert in her 84th year, of Gull Lake, occurred in a local hospital on November 3, 1954. The funeral mass will be held on Monday, November 8. 1954. at 10 a.m. from SL Ann's C.

Church In Gull Lake. The Park Funeral Chapel is in charge of the arrangements. Surviving are one sister, Mrs. Carrie Schultz in Ontario; one son, Ron Ellert of Gull Lake. Mrs.

Ellert was predeceased by her husband in February, 1953. The Interment will take place in the Homan Catholic Cemetery in Gull Lake. 11-8-c HAY THE DEATH OF MRS. A. A.

Hay ot Lloydminster, Alberta, formerly of Saskatoon, occurred at Lloydminster on November 3. The funeral service will be held on Saturday. November 6 at 2 p.m. from the chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs.

A. iMargaret) Guthrie of Llovd- minater, Mrs. L. fPauline) McFarland of Regma, three brothers, Melville and Miles Bmnlngton of Kingston, Ontario, D. J.

Bmnlngton of Saskatoon: one sister, Miss Florence Binnington of Edmonton, Alberta. Born in Ontario, Mrs. Hay came west to Saskatchewan, settling in the Cory district in 1916 where she lived till 1925 when she moved to Saskatoon. In 1953 Mrs. Hay moved to Lloydminster to live with her daughter.

A member of Third Avenue United Church. Mrs. Hay was active in the W.A. and the W.M S. Circles.

She was a faithful worker with the Womens Service Club during the last war. Mr. Hay predeceased Mrs. Hay In January. 1948 Interment will be made in the Woodlawn Cemetery, 11-6-c PORTER THE DEATH OF CHARLES Marshall Porter, age 78 years of Saskatoon, formerly of Biadworth, occurred In a Saskatoon hospital on November 4.

The funeral service will be held on Monday, November 8 at 2 p.m. from Biadworth United Church. The Saskatoon Funeral Home will be in charge. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Gordon Weiss of Saskatoon.

Mrs. Walter GibAn of Davidson, two sons, Marshall Porter of Saskatoon, Herb Porter of Albemi, B.C.; five brothers, Levi Porter of Gravenhhurst, Bruce Porter of Bethany, Herb Porter of Vancouver, Frank Porter of Kerrobert, Cecil Porter of Kindersley, Sask; three sisters, Miss Hilda Porter of Bethany. Ont, Mrs. E. Mitchell of Pontypool, Mrs.

F. Boyd of Innlskillen, Ont. Born In Ontario, Mr. Porter came west to Saskatchewan in 1909 at the time of the laying of the steel into Kindersley, a few -years later he moved to Biadworth, where he resided till 1949 when he moved to Saskatoon to live with his son. Interment will be made In the Blad worth Cemetery.

11-6-c VON ODER THE DEATH OF HELGE August Von Oder, age 44 years, of 416 Spadlna Crescent, east, occurred suddenly on November 4, 1954. The funeral service will be held on Monday, November 8 at 2 m. from the chapel ol the Saskatoon Funeral Home, conducted by Dr. A. R.

Cragg. Surviving are his widow, Edith; two sons, Jack and Keith, and one daughter, Geraldine, all at home. The late Mr. Von Oder was born in Copenhagen, Denmark, and came to Canada 23 yeais ago to make his home at Prince Albert. He served with the S.L.l.

as sergeant Instructor In small arms for seven years, coming to make his home in Saskatoon eight years ago. At the time of his passing he was night auditor at the Bessborough Hotel. Interment will take place In the Soldiers' Plot, Wood lawn Cemetery. 11-6-c WADE THE PASSING OF CORA Elizabeth Wade in her 65th year, beloved wife of Cecil Roy Wade of Asquith, occurred at a iocal hospital on November 4, 1954. The funeral service will be held on Sunday, November 7.

1954, at 2 p.m. from the Park Funeral Chapel, conducted by Mr. C. Werden, Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. J.

B. tWihhal Smith of Surbiton, and Mrs. E. R. (Helen) Reinhardt of Asquith, one brother, Thomas E.

Armstrong of Ridgetown, four grandsons and one granddaughter. One brother predeceased in 1948. The late Mrs. Wade had resided In the Asquith district since 1917. The Interment will take place in the Hillcrest Memorial Gardens.

11-6-c FUNERALS DEWOLFR-THE FUNERAL SERVICE of Gerald Gordon DeWolfe who died on November 1, was held from Mr Hague's Funeral Home on November 4 at 2 p.m., conducted by Rev. A. G. Elliot. Honorary pallbearers were G.

B. McNeil, C. E. Bishop. Ivan J.

Bell, F. A. Gould. W. J.

Faulkner, D. McKenzie. Active pallbearers were D. McLav, R. H.

Hammond, R. G. Rock, W. Hogg. E.

Kolofa and H. E. Pen-ner. Burial was made in Woodlawn Cemetery, 11-6-c STROM THE FUNERAL SERVICE OF Charlea Strom who died on November 1 was held from MrKague's Funeral Home on November 4 at 3 30 p.m., conducted by Rev. J.

T. Dahle. Pallbearers were C. Rudd, H. Kuehn, Koehler.

W. Noll, P. Derrick. W. Grant.

Burial was made in Wood lawn Cemetery. 11-6-c IN MEMORIAM IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR BABY, Judith Gall, Ever loved by Mommy, Daddy and sister Barbara. 11-6-c HARRINGTON IN LOVING MEMORY of a dear wife and mother, Ada, who passed away November 5, 1651. All to ourselves we think of you, Think of the things you used to do, Think of you In every wav. We laugh with the world but never forget, For deep in our heart your memory if kept.

Lovingly remembered by her husband. Albert: her son, Alf and Vina Perks and family; and her daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Smith and family of Trail, B.C, 1 W6-p PYTLOWANYIN LOVING MEMORY of a timr wife and mother, Minnie Pvtlowany, who passed away at Saa-bate November 5. 1952. We do not forget her, we love her too dearly For her memory to fade from our live like a dream; Our lips need not speak when our hearts mourn sincerely.

Tot grief often dwell where It seldom is seen. Ever remembered by husband, daughter, and son. il-6-p MARRIAGE LICENSES 3 MARRIAGE UCENSES WLDUINQ rings $4 to Hi. Watch, clock and taweiiery repairs. Western Jewellers 2t3 2nd Ph.

23364. xU MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED-TH1 home of the famous Bluebird diamond engagement ring Stacey's Ltd. Jewellers, -02 2nd Bo at the sign of the modem sidewalk Hock xtf FUNERAL DIRECTORS 311 12 NEW EXPANDING PROPANE COM-pany require 3 salesmen with heating and appliance sale experience. Must have car. Salary and commit ion Call 23123 for interview.

U-8 Attention Salesmen WE NEED 5 MEN New territory being opened. Get in on the ground floor and build a future with fast growing organization. Our men are averaging welt over 8168.00 per week. Selling and welding experience helpful. Car necessary.

Limited travel. For details contact HAROLD HENRICK Jlotel King George Saskatoon. Sask. Interviews Start Monday, Nov. 8 11-10-9 WANTED DRUMMER FOR DANCE orchestra.

Phone 22641. 11-8-p SALESMAN WITH CAR FOR RADIO and television wholesale. Salary, commission and expenses. Apply in writing to Radio Supply 235 3rd Ave. north.

it-8e Sales People Wanted If you ran us extra cash and ar ready to taka short training period it could pay you to contact F. A. STUART. FIELD ORGANIZER, Between S-l p.m. Saturday at 227 22nd Saskatoon.

11-6-, AGENTS WANTED lib MONUMENT AGENT WANTED. There are hundreds of unmarked graves in your district. Selling monument ta a good agency. You can add lot to your Incoma. Write Bog 2u01 Star-Phoenix for information.

id EXPERIENCED SALESMAN WANTED At present calling on Hardware, Furniture and Cycle Stores to carry additional line of THISTLE Toy and Whtelgoods on a commission basis. Territories available; Regina and Saskatoon. Pleas give fullest pot. tble particulars Including experience, lines at present carried and exact territory covered, by letter only to; LINES BROS. (CANADA) Dept.

S. 4000 St. Patrick Montreal, 4us. 11-4 -c-a FEMALE HELP WANTED 13 WANTED REGISTERED NURSE FOR 3o-bed hoepiui to begin on or before November So, 1954. fealary $20 with $5 increases evciy six months to $240 Room and board $25 per month in separate nurses' residence.

Weekly rotating shifts. One month holidays alter one year service, and statutory holiday. Apply by nhone collect or write Matron, Kelvington Union Hospital, Kelvington, bask. 11-6-e WANTED BY JANUARY 1955 LABOR-atory tecnnician with science degree or previous experience. Apply in own handwriting to Medical Director, Canadian Red Cross Blood Transfusion Service, 710 14lh west, Calgary, Alberta.

ll-9-o REGISTERED LABORATORY TECH-nician wanted for large medical office in Saskatoon. Box 3ou0 SUr-Phoemx. For Wm na Younnig FORMAL TRAINING and CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN NURSING The Canadian Army now offer you training aa Nursing Assistants, covering such subjects as physiology, anatomy, nursing procedures, care and treatment of the sick. After your training, you will work in one of the military hospitals across Canada or in Europe, if in good standing during your third year of service, you become eligible to qualify as a Certified Nursing Assistant. You receive the same pay, pension rights, leave and other benefits that are given to men in the Canadian Army.

Classes are being held at Camp Borden, Ontario, If you art 19 to 29, single, have grade Ul or the equivalent, write to the Command Headquarters, Personnel Depot, or Recruiting Station nearest your home. Headquarters Prairie Command, fcort Osborne Barracks, Wuuupeg, Man, Att: Deputy Assistant Adjutant General (Manning) ARMY RECRUITING STATION, Cole Building, 216 Second Avenue South, Saskatoon, Sask. Telephone 26366 11-6-c -a STENO-TYPIST, GENERAL INSUR-ance position available, Edmonton, Alberta. Apply Box 1726 SUr-Pnoenix. ll-9- EXPERIENCED GIRL REQUIRED, art-ttme or possibly full-time, in uneh bar.

Able to do some short order cooking and any other duties, References required Phone 22996. 11-8-4 EXPERIENCED COUNTER GIRL AP-ply Vies Coffee a r. .119 -4 TRADE SCHOOLS (Female) 11a Opportunities for Women AMBITIOUS WOMEN WANTED Pleasant, steady, btgger earnings after learning Kairarasslng and Beauty Culture. Literature Free. Write MARVEL HAIRDRESSING SCHOOL Z27 list Saskatoon phone 753 11-8-e-i DOM.

IILLP WANTED 13b WOMAN IN HAULTAIN DISTRICT TO do housework two aflernoons a wetc and look after children. Phone 11-6-4 WANTED RELIABLE WOMAN FOR light houework end care Jor baby. Phone 9H931. 11-6-e MALE 81TS, WANTED 14 JOURNEYMAN CARPENTER WITH tools wants work. Phone 5414.

11-t-p YOUNG MAN DESIRES SALES CLERK or office work Taking typing coutae phone 33497. 11-6-p TRUCK DRIVER HAS EXPERIENCE in semi, want work, phone 24070. 11-fl-p MAN WITH FAMILY NEEDS WORK Phone 24070. li-6-p NEED JObThAVE YEARS EXPERl-ence carpenter, have chauffeur license, own oar. Phone 91973.

11-8-p YOUNO A nTw mf RAD iT EdU-cotion arid Sates ability would like work with reliable firm In Saskatoon offering salary end commission. Willing to start In warehouse with opportunity for advancement. Box 32j Mar-Phocnix. 11-8-p MAN WI TH ATEOlTel" ARd f. -aires part-time work Box 3.10 Star-Phoenix.

11-4-p CAR PENTE VTW Of ANY kmd. city or country. A. Scberban, 413 Avenue north 1 ll9-p RULE HELT IT ANTED (CsbUbiH) PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL Funeral Director and Cmbalmer Mansei G. Binkley and Jack NL Binkley Proprietors Third north.

Phone 11241-2 xti FLORISTS MARRIOTT'S SASKATOON NURSFRY 110 2nd N. Ph. 23300. Flower for all occasion. Nursery Ph.

32107 xtf FRANK DOWDING, FLOR-1st Everything in floral need Store opp Eaton's on 2lt Street Phone 22345. night 92750-22733. observe th Wednesday half-day closing bylaw xtf MILLAR'S FLOWER SHOP AND GREENHOUSES 214 2lst Street. East Phone Dew 7777 Night 7775 "YOUR PERSONAL FLORIST-CUT FLOWFRS. WEDDING BOUQUETS funeral tributes xtf THE ROSE BOWL FLOWER SHOP 332 20th Street, west A complete Floral service with city-wide delivery Dev or night Phone 6655.

xtf VICTORIA NURSERY IMRS. E. McAL lister. Miss L. Gold) Cut flowers, fuperal designs, wedding bouquets.

305 2nd Av. S. Ph. 23664. Nsry.

Ph. 97438. xtf MONUMENTS 5a ROCK OF AGES MFMORIAI BY Western Granite St Marble Co- 714 2nd N. Phone 6365. xtf WEST SIDE MONUMENTAL WORKS-Red and Black Granite Imported from Sweden.

Marble imported from U.S.A Service aix days week. 9U1 20th St. Phone 7445. xtf LOST AND FOUND LOST BETWEEN GOLF'S RESTAU-rant and Senator Hotel, Monday. 8 m.

White envelope containing money and cheque. Finder please phone 95250 or call at 1203 15th St east, Saskatoon, for reward. ll-6-i LOST GREEN CRYSTAL BEADS IN Tivoli Theatre. Keepsake. Phone 7667.

11-8-c WOULD PARTY WHO TOOK MANS grey hat bv mistake, from Calvin Church. Wednesday night, please return to 110 Hilliard Street, east 11-6-c LOST. SATURDAY LADYS SILVER wrist watch, expansion bracelet. In or around Bessborough Hotel. Phone 93963.

11-6-c LOST BLACK PLEATED CLOTH purse, containing keys and rosarv. Phone 23384. 11-6-c LOST ONE LADYS GOLD LEROY wrist watch, between Ave. and Ave. on 23rd shortly after 1 p.m., November 4.

Reward offered. Phone 23248. 11-8-c LOST LONGINES GOLD WRIST watch, engraving and dates on back. Reward. Phone 23272 before 7-30.

11-6-c MALE HELP WANTED 12 ADJUSTER Are you Interested In pleasant outside contact work? We nave an opening that requires no previous experience. Our training program will teach you the automobile finance business and prepare you for promotion. An automobile and expenses are provided. Must be over 25 and under 29 years of age. PHONE 242M FOR APPOINTMENT LEARN TO SELL.

YOU GET $5.00 PER sale while with trainer. Car an ssset. Phone 93911 or write Box 139D Star Phoenix. tf ELEVATOR AGENT REQUIRED FOR NEW MODERN ELEVATOR IN NORTHERN ALBERTA. NONE BUT FIRST CLASS MEN NEED APPLY.

HIGHEST SALARY PAID. APPLY BOX 1713 STAR-PHOENIX 11-6- MAN WANTED TO SELL RAWLEIGH products In Saskatoon. No experience needed. Phone 7451 5.30-7.30 p.m for interview. tf WANTED EXPERIENCED SALESMAN GENT'S FURNISHINGS DEPARTMENT EXPERIENCED CARETAKER APPLY: PERSONNEL OFFICE, THIRD FLOOR, THE EATON CO.

CANADA LIMITED 11-6 OUR COMPANY HAS AN OPENING for two salesmen to work out of Saskatoon. If you have your own car, contact our representative, Mr. S. R. Anderson, Bessborough Hotel, on Thursday and Friday, Nov 4 and between 1-5 p.m.

and 7-9 p.m. 11 APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED FOR the position of manager for the recently incorporated Co-operative Trust Company, Limited. Knowledge of co-operative principles and some experience in trust company opera tions desirable but not csaential. Ex ceilent prospects for sound develop, ment jo the company and increasinf importance of this managerial posi tion. Give full particulars of age.

education and experience, addressed to the President, Co-operative I rust Company Limited, 211 Avenue north, Saskatoon, Sask. ll-6-i 4 MEN WITH SOME EXPERIENCE IN ales work. Only men with ambition need apply. Pleasant work, 5 hours a day. Average remunera tion $150 weekly.

We will tram you, Apply to Box 316D Star-Phoenix stating sales ability particulars. Married, age 35-40 preferred. Car an asset but not a necessity. 11-8-c WANTED YOUNG MEN INTEREST-ed in radio and wireless, Join the Saskatoon Troop, 2nd Independent Signal Squadron, Royal Canadian Coips of Signals (Militia); 906 Duchess Street, Saskatoon. Learn and earn at the same time.

11-8-c- WANTED Experienced Salesman FULL OR PART TIME To sell fast moving exclusive brand mercham. Evei home apron-pect. Hiaheat commission paid. Good worker can earn big monev. Only experienced salesmen will be considered.

APPLY MANAGER 818 Broadway Between and 6 p.m. 11-6-C'S TO MEN WHO CAN SELLJ WE HAVE a profitable line for you selling Calendars and Advertising Specialties. We'U help you and give you a generous commission arrangement, but we won't finance you. If you have confidence In your own bhIcs ability this can be a real opportunity for you for years to come. Write S4ies Mansger.

P.O. Box 456, London, Ontario, slating your age, experience, lines now carried and territory covered. 11-8-c RECENTLY OPENED FACTORY BRANCH of National Manufacturers Maintenance equipment end supplies Interested In filling the following positions: Personnel Man ager, Rales Manager and company presenUtiva 2. Prefer men with Hide or no experience as we have our own (raining program. Onlv men under 3.

available Immediately, with ckm, need apply. For a persona) interview apply Box 290 Rtar-Phoenlx 11-6-c English Firm May Buy Peg Business WINNIPEG (CP) Negotiations now are under way for the purchase of the Commonwealth Construction Co. Ltd. of Winnipeg, one of Canada's largest engineering and building firms. The 'Winnipeg Free Press said purchase will be made by an English firm with the sale price believed to be in excess of $2,000,000.

The paper said one report indicated that the new owners will be an organization headed by Sir Richard Contain. Although Commonwealth president and general manager R. R. Collard was unavailable for comment, Commonwealth officials did confirm that negotiations for the purchase have been progressing for a few weeks. They would not divulge the names of the prospective buyer.

LIVESTOCK SASKATOON Supplied by Department of Agriculture Union Stockyards, Saskatoon Friday, November 8, 1954 Receipts for the past 24 hours at Saskatoon yard and plant combined amounted to 364 cattle, 90 calves, 797' hogs, 53 sheep and lambs. Bulk of the cattle shown above were sold yesterday afternoon and there were very few good butcher cattle offered up to noon today. Medium butcher steers 15.00-16.00, one good light steer 19.00, common steers and heifers 8.75-13.00, good cows common cows 6.00-7.50, canners 5.75 down, goo stockers were in demand, a number were sold from 14.20-16.00, common stackers 11.00-13.50. No good calves offered. Heavy calves 14.00-15.75.

Yesterdays hogs settled basis 21.00 for grade A. Packers bidding the same today, but local butcher may take a few, no higher price In prospect at time of writing. Lambs sold from 13.00-17.25, good heavy sheep 6.50. PRINCE ALBERT flpvrtal im th fttar-Phoenlx PRINCE ALBERT. Only a few scattered sales todays market.

Three hundred cattle sold yesterday. Medium to good killing cattle looked half or more lower while stacker and feeder cattle sold at steady rates. Medium steers 13.75 to 15.50, medium heifers 10.50 to 11.00, common steers and heifers 7.00 to 10.00, good cows 8.00 to 8.25, the odd lighter cow 8.50, common to medium cows 6.50 to 8.00, canners and cutters 4.00 to 5.50, good feeder steers 12.50 to 14.00, heavy steer calves to feeder orders 13.00 to 14.00. Good veal calves 16.50 to 18.00, heavy heifer calves 11.00 to 13.00. Hogs steady, A grade 21.00, sows 12.00 to 13.00 liveweight.

Good lambs 16.75, SOUTH ST. PAUL SOUTH ST. PAUL (AP)-Cattle calves prices about steady on slaughter steers and heifers; good heifers and mixed yearlings 23-24; vealers steady but slaughter calves under pressure; good and choice vealers 15-20; good and choice slaughter calves 13-16. Hogs slow; barrows and gilts 25 to 50 lower; sows 50 cents off; choice 180-240 lb barrows and gilts 18.50-19. Sheep slaughter lambs steady to weak; slaughter ewes and feeding lambs unchanged; good to prime mostly good and choice woolcd slaughter lambs 20-21.

DOW JONES a.m, Inrtutril, 3S off 1.10 Rail .14 UUliUe 34 up .1 LONDON STOCKS LONDON (Reuters) With the Wall street industrial index reaching a 25-year peak overnight and still more good company statements coming in, the London stock market continued in good form today. Investment buying of government securities continued and prices showed fresh gains of up to 5-16ths. In rails Canadian Pacific and White Pass were firm. Business was selective in industrials and a good list ot gains was established. TORONTO AVERAGES 362 85 Up 76.04 up 152 01 up 89.53 Up Industrial! Gold Base Metals Western Oils Your share of INDUSTRY You can obtain tha advantages of mveatment in over 100 widely diveraified, carefully selected securities.

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2281b 8ab 45b loob 44.HinH4HIIW4lu9 35a 13 51b 4i 7vab 74b NEW YORK STOCKS NEW YORK (AP) A selling wave hammered at the stock mar-ket today but failed to do more than dent the price list, The market as a whole pursued a mixed course, swinging higher or lower as selling waxed- and waned. Gains and losses spread over a range of around 2 points in either direction. Steels were outstanding on the higher side of me market. Rails kept them company. Motors and electrical equipments were lower.

The remainder of the market was mixed or steady, Canadian stocks were mixed. Hiram Walker gained a point and Distillers Seagram advanced Canadian Pacific dropped Dome Mines fell Vi and International Nickel was unchanged. Higher Canadian issues on the American stock exchange Included Giant Yellowknife and Royalite Oil, both ahead James Rlqfrardson and Sons Friday, November 6, 1951 11 s.m. All. Chem.

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