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MnHpM TT AG1 THIRTY SASKATOON BTAK-rHOEMX. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 154 CARNIVAL By Dick Turner 12 12 MALE HELP WANTED (Cantlaeed) RULE HELP WANTED (C.ntlel.d, DEATHS (CBUaiedi BOYS AND GIRLS! EARN EXTRA money, prizes and cash awards selling a weil-known weekly publication in your own neighborhood. Boys between 9 arid 13 years of age and girls from II to 14 are required lor further information Phone 91475. n-13-c ATTENTION SALESMEN IF YOU have sold booxs, vacuum cleaners cookware, and want to better your income up to $80 month. with an excellent new way of telling.

Heres your opportunity AU letds supplied. Start immediately. Must have car. Opening for crew manager. Call or see Mr.

Martin 423 King George Hotel Saskatoon. 11-15-0 THE CARROT RIVER HOCKEY CLUB invite applications for defencemen for the coming season. State references and salary expected. J. Lockhart, Carrot River Loggers Hockey Club.

Carrot River, Sask. U-17-c WANTED TRAINEES We require a number of single young men to tram as manage! for our stores throughout northwestern Canada. These positions offer rapid advancement, security and good working conditions. Applicants must be single, age 2U-24 and have Grade education or better. Preference will be given to tho applicants who have had at least two years general store experience.

Reply In own handwriting giving full personal and business qualifications and enclose a recent snapshot or photograph to HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY FUR TRADE DEPARTMENT. 10244 103 Street, EDMONTON, Alberta 11-15-0 HANNON THE DEATH OF PERCY Hannon, age bo years, of 130 10th Street, Sutherland and McCord, Saskatchewan, occ lured at his residence on Wednesday November 10. The funeral service will be held on Saturday, November 13, at 3 Id m. from MiKagues Funeral Home. Surviving are his widow, Mrs.

Mary J. Hannon of Sutherland: one daughter, Mrs. Franklin lElsiej of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario: one son. Stanley J.

Hannon at home, three brothers, John and Robert, both oi Moose Jaw, and Harry of Dundalk. Ontario; one sifter, Mrs. Hector Moore of Creemore, Ontario. Mr. Hannon had resided in the McCord district since 1910, moving to Sutherland in 1951.

Burial wiU be made in oodiawn Cemetery. il-U-c HU NTLEY TH PASSING OF GRANT Douglas Huntley, beloved infant son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Huntley of 1919 Avenue north.

Saskatoon, occurred at a local hospital on November 11, 1954. The graveside service will be held on Saturday, November i3 at 1 conducted by the Rev. Duncan Wilkie. The Par Funeral Chapel in cnarge of the ariangemenU, The interment will take place at the Woodlawn Ceme-tery. D-13-c PEACOCK-THE DEATH OF THOMAS Peacock, age 75 years, of the Royal Hotel, oecuired in a local hospital on Wednesdav, November 10.

ine funeral service will be held on Saturday. November 13 at 3 m. from McKaguea iuneral Home, conducted by Rev. G. Duncan Wilkie Surviving are two daughters, Mrs.

Clyde Howes iPearH of Oakland, Calif and Mrs. Olive Covish of Berkeley, Calif; two sons. RusseU Peacock of Chicago, 111 and Jack Peacock of Walnut Creek. CaU-i three sisters. Mrs.

J. A. Valens of Saskatoon, Mrs. John ShiUington of Saskatoon and Mrs, E. L.

Bedall of Prince Albert; one brother, W. J. Peacock of Saskatoon. BlrlaL i11 be made in the family plot In Wood- Draws Jail Term On Theft Charge LEASE. Albert Luder was sentenced to three months in Regina jail when he appeared in court here before R.

Moffat and J. Verbonac, justices of the peace, charged with the theft of two 58-pound bags of flour from a local store warehouse. The accused pleaded guilty. Constable Gibbons of the RCMP proseuted. According to the evidence, the accused on the night of Nov.

6 took a team and wagon, which was tied in a back lane, drove to the warehouse, loaded the flour on the wagon and drove to his home. A passerby noticed him leaving the village and became suspicious. Harvest Finished At Lake Lenore LAKE LENORE. Practically all harvesting has been completed in this district with the exception of some wheat still standing in low spots, where the soft soil prevented fanners from getting on the land. The average yield was from 10 to 20 bushels per acre, and in the lowlands it ran from three to 10 bushels.

Grades were from No. 4 to feed, and usually tough. A total of 12 cars of rape seed was expected to be shipped from here as the harvest was fairly good in this district. Millers Appoint Officers for Year Shcllbrook Club Names Officers SHELLBEOOK Gerald will continue as leader, assisted by Neil Muirhead, of the local 4-H Baby Beef Club, which Is sponsored by the Wheat Pool. Alan Muirhead was elected president of the club, and other officers elected included: Isla Block, secretary treasurer; Merle Lauder, vice-president; June Baxter, reporter.

The meeting was held at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Muirhead. Sonningdale IISA Chooses Officers SONNINGDALE A. E.

Forman was elected president of the local Home and School Association at Its recent meeting in Spartan school. Other officers and committee conveners chosen were: Vice-president, Mrs. J. McGafin; secretary-treasurer, Miss Jeanne Halstead; publicity, Mrs. G.

Barrington; programs, Joe Lind- brief report on the Saskatchewan Jubilee program was followed by a discussion on how the club could assist in it. WESTERN JAMBOREE WEEKES Nov. 19 has been set for the third annual Western Jamboree, sponsored by the Weekes Board of Trade. Introduced here for the first time three years ago, the local board has been raising funds to purchase treats for the kiddies on Santa Claus Day, through the venture. Corporation of the City of Ottawa Personnel Requirements DESIGN ENGINEER The Design Engineer would do design work On storm and sanitary sewers, roads and sidewalks, bridge approaches, bridge maintenance and other design problems.

He would be required to design, estimate, detail and make reports on these designs. This position calls for an ambitious engineer who has initiative and is co-operative. Applications will be welcomed from engineers of all ages with varying amounts of experience in the design fields. The salary for this position is open for consideration, out the starting salary will depend upon qualifications and experience. This opening also offers good opportunities for advancement and all usual employee benefits.

AU applications will be treated as confidential. Applications are to be mailed to: Employment and Labour Registry Office, Room 118, Transportation Building, 48 Rideail Street, Ottawa, Ontario, on or befora November 30, 19M- iLis-e CAPABLE MAN TO MANAGE AND coach all minor hockey in the town of Kindersley for the coming sea- 1 son. Apply to H. Clark, Box 884, I Secretary of Kindersley Hockey Club, Kindersley, Sask. ll-16-o Honor Former Chairman BATTLEFOP.D.

A member of the Separate School Board here for 14 years and former chairman of the board, R. J. Nesseibeck was honored recently by presentations from the board members and St. Vitals Home and School Association. The occasion marked the installation of the new waterworks system in the school, a project for which Mr.

Nesseibeck was mainly responsible. It was largely due to his persistent efforts that the waterworks were finally installed in the old school and on his retirement from the board he was named to head the committee in charge of raising funds. George Leibel made the presentation from the school board at the large gathering in the school auditorium. The presentation from the Home and School Association was made by the president, Lawrence Smart, who said Mr. Nessel-heck had been the motivating force behind organization of the Home and School group a year ago.

W. D. Brennan, superintendent, paid tribute to Mr. Nesseibeck and the school board on behalf of the Department of Education and said the department had been glad to assist In the project. It was gratifying to see the progress made by St.

Vitals in the last two years, Mr. Brennan, said. Brief reports by the school board chairman, George Leibel and the secretary-treasurer, J. F. Kuffner, showed that four classrooms and a hall had been painted during the last year and a stoker installed.

Teachers salaries had also been increased. Mr. Leibel said the schools outlook at present was brighter than it had been for years and he ex' pressed the boards appreciation to Mr. Brennan for the advice and guidance he had given them in the last year. Leaving District, Pioneer Honored File and Errand Clerk.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY By Large Manufacturing Concern Grade XII education. Good oppor tunny for advancement Also Insurance and pension plans. BOX 374D STAR-PHOENIX 11-15-g lawn Cemetery. BIG OPPORTUNITY Wanted Three men over 2 with late model cars to commence Nov. 18.

We can get right parties $90 per week to start Must be non-gamblers or di inkers. On good character reference. Apply Box 336D Star-Phoenix. 11-lS-p Imagine! Him crying his head off and his old man with a cool million! AGENTS WANTED 12b MONUMENT AGENT WANTED, There are hundreds of unmarked graves In your oistnct. Selling menu- i ment is a good agency.

You can i add a lot to your Income. Write Box 3001 Star-Phoenix for Information. ttf WARKENTIN THE FASSING Isaac Henry Warkentm in hi Shlh year, beloved husband oi Helena Warkentm 1014 Avenue F. norlh Saskatoon. occurred at local hospital on November 10.

1954. The funeral ervice will be Weld on Saturday. November 13, 1954. at pm. from the Mayfair Mennonlte Church, conducted by Rev.

P. SAwaUky. The Park Funeral Chapel in charge the arrangements. Surviving are two daughters Mrs. Ht'of RosUtern.

Sask. five Hsters, Mrs. S. n.Dand V4. wf A.

Harms of New Westminster, B.C., Mrs. B.E. Ens of Capasin, Sask and Mrs. W. Friesem Waldheim, Sask two brothers, i'ever and David of Capasin, and two grandchildren.

The late Mr. Wa Vgdt dihnmefntr HlUcrest Memorial Garden. 11 13 RICH OPPORTUNITY FOR SALES men. Sell made-to-measure Stetson shirts direct to wearer. Easy to earn big cash profits daily.

Write Stetson Shirt Company, Postal Station Montreal. 11-13-C-0 Experienced Store Manager Required for Bengough Co-op. handling a volume of ep-proxtmately $100,000 in groceries, hardware and dry good. Living accommodation available. Initial salary range $225-5275, depending on qualifications and experience APPLY PERSONNEL Sask.

Federated Co-op Ltd. ll-13-c Switzer Chosen dub President SALTCOATS Frank Switzer was elected president of the lo cal 4-H Beef Club at its reorganization meeting held in the council chamber recently. Other officers elected were: Vice-president, Dale Hulston; secretary-treasurer, Evelyn Thompson. Jack Neal was re-elected leader, and William Morgan, assistant leader. The meeting was well attended by parents, members and prospective members.

Don Blackburn, Yorkton showed slides on different phases of agriculture. He also presented the club with a charter from the extension depart- ment, and gave the members a talk on the aims of clubs and the meaning of club BATTLEFORD. Ellis A. Manilas been elected president of the Battleford Millers hockey club for the coming year, with the former president, Syd Burdett, taking over the post of team manager, A. A.

Wouters will continue as coach of the team, assisted by Neil Smith, while other officers elected were R. J. Nesseibeck, vice-president; W. D. Sutherland, secretary-treasurer and executive members.

F. Light, L. Derksen and M. Schwan. Millers, winners of the Big Six Hockey League last season, will be without the services of husky Bill Wouters, who has been signed by the Humboldt Indians, a farm team of the Boston Bruins.

EARN EXTRA CASH Cash to on epar time. No experience -nevewary. Show beautiful Christma, Card assortment to your friend, They sell on sittht. 4, attractive, fast- aelltng items: Artist Award Feature, Bible Verse, Velvet Luxury, Cathedral, I Chatterbox with comic Bound ellects, Romance Rose Stationery, Orchid Everyday. Free album allowing 29 Eersonal card.

High commisalon and onus on volume, it costa you nothing I to try. Write today tor aamplea and money-making plan. Douglas Greet- log Card. 50-AF Bleecker Toronto. il-13-c- GRADUATE DRUGGIST FOR ALBER.

ta town. Salary $300 a month. Write or phone McKtnnel Drug, Hardlstv, Alberta. 11-17-c 41 BRIEFS ESTON BEATEN ELROSE. Elrose defeated Eston 17-5 in a six-man high school football ganie here recently.

ESTON ESTON Joseph A. McAllister, William Charles Hallett and John Jeffery were elected to the town, council at the Nov. 3 election. Unsuccessful candidates were Albert Henry Kraft, Peter Mulder and Charles F. lies.

R. J. S. Tracy, QC, was elected mayor by acclamation. RM LEROY LEROY W.

G. Arnst and Mark Painter were elected councillors for divisions one and five, respectively, of the Rural Municipality of Leroy at the Nov, 3 election. In division one, Mr. Arnst polled 58 votes to 29 for William Anders and 10 for A. Touvalt.

Mr. Painter defeated Leo Thie-man 41 votes to 37 in division five. FUNERALS SALESMAN-MUST BE AT LEAST 28 years old and have selling experience. Apply Martone Furniture. 11-17-c CONSTRUCTION SALESMEN RE-quired immediately.

Good wages all year round Must have car. Phone 27033. ll-13-c FEMALE HELP WANTED 13 EXPERIENCED WAITRESS WANTED, Sundnvs off. Apply Cooper's Lunch, 142 2nd south. U-16-o I E.

W. Sullivan, A. 01son, J. T. EdeGuderlan.

rr-ln3- IrdTaw'nCetLu TENDERS KINLEY. About 70 guests were present at a recent community gathering honoring Mrs. W. Leech-Porter, a resident of this district for 35 years. Mrs.

Leech-Porter is leaving this district to make her home with her son in Hamilton. Mrs. Margaret Whaley on behalf of the community, presented Mrs. Leech-Porter with a wrist watch and she also received gifts from other districts. Mrs.

Leech-Porters property was used for camps nd picnics for many years.Shew and picnics for many years. She was a member of the Anglican Church end active in the WA. Jack Whaley was master of ceremonies and others taking part in the program included Mrs. Clar ence Blomquist, Joe Cowley and Audrey Blomquist. NATIONAL ORGANIZATION Requires Sales Representative for Prince Albert and district.

Requirements are: not over thirty years of age, clean record, high school education, and to possess a late model car. Situation pays salary, car allowance, pension plan, and all round benefits. Reply in own hand writing giving all information and phone number to BOX 353D STAR-PHOENIX 11-13-f WANTED TWO REGISTERED OR graduate nurses and two experienced 1 nurses aides for 18-bed hospital, i Full maintenance, holidays and su leave as per schedule, 48-hour week, 8-hour stiaight shifts, nurses rest- dence. Apply stating salary to Ma- tron, Lashburn Union Hospital, Lash- 1 burn, Sask. ll-17-o EXPERIENCED SALESLADY WANTED for sportswear store, steady position, best of wages according to exper-ience.

Apply Cinderella Shop, 179 Second Avenue, south. ll-17-o LABORATORY ASSISTANT," INTELLt-gent. Salary $143 month. Box 382D Star-Phoenix. ll-13-o BROWN THE FUNERAL SERVICE Bfor the late Margaret Brown of 11 Bell Block, 521 18th 1 eWmVh? runeJai Chapel on November 10th.

at 2 Tannahilh The interment took place to the Prince Albert For WINTER COMFORT at Cost? AND SAY GOOD-BYE TO CHILLY R00MS-T0 HIGH EUEL COSTS. ITS SO CLEAN TOOL Officers Returned By Acclamation MARSDEN. All officers were re-elected by acclamation when the local Community Club held its annual meeting recently at the home of Mrs. Mary Miklautsch. They were: president, Mrs.

John Loy; vice-oresident, Mrs. Miklautsch; treasurer, Mrs. Henry Loy; secretary, Mrs. Harry Forster; and secretary of charity fund, Mr. M.

Swenarchuk. The club donated $50 to the local hospital for ward furnishing and $5 to the Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society, $200 Alterations On Rink at Sheho IN MEMORIAM WANTED HOCKEY COACH FOR IN-termedlate team in east central Alberta town. New arena. Good proposition. Apply D.

Barnes, Hanna, Alberta. 11-13-c WILKIE SCHOOL UNIT NO: 59 RE-quires stenogiapher; duties to commence Dec. 1, 19o4. Typing and some knowledge of bookkeeping essential, shorthand not required. Applv, stating age, experience and salary required to J.

Churchill, Wilkie School Unit No. 56, Wilkie, Sask. 11-15-0 ANhRE IN LOVING MEMORY OF Var Dad. Paul Andre Who passed away Nov. 13, 1944.

You bade no one a last farewell. Or even said goodbye. You were gone before we knew And God alone know why. You left a beautiful memory, And a grief too ad to be told. To ua who loved and lo.t you.

Your memory will never f0" Alwaya remembered by hit dauh ter Julia Wagner. ll-u-1 Medical Detail Representative required by LEDERLE LABORATORIES DIVISION for territories in Western Canada, Knowledge or experience in pharmacy or allied fields essential. Apply stating age, qualifications to Box 1735 Star-Phoenix. 11-15-c RM GLENSIDE CANDO Bill Rode and Ben Riley were elected councillors for divisions three and one, respectively, of the Rural Municipality of Glenside at the Nov. 3 election.

In the Rural Municipality of Rosemount, John Anderson was elected to the council by defeating Tony Bolig. KELVINGTON KELVINGTON Ivan Gardner, Stanwell and Paul Greek were elected to the town council at the Nov. 3 election. O. Bet-chel was the unsuccessful candidate.

J. E. Davidson was elected mayor by acclamation. In the Rural Municipality of Kelvington, Harold Fletcher was elected reeve with a victory over J. Leach.

Ed Strange and Derbyshire were elected council lors for divisions one and three, respectively. N. Aulthouse was elected reeve of the Rural Municipality of Sassman by defeating F. Messen ger, incumbent, 397 to 328. Sealed tenders will be rscelved by the undersigned until 10 00 m.

Mountain Standard Tim on Friday, November 19, 1954, for the clearing of a section of No. 3 Highway from Green-bush to Prairie River, a distance of approximately 9 4 miles. The approximate quantities are; Clearing 75.0 acres Copies of plans, specifications and form of tender may be obtained at the oifice of the undersigned. Such plans and specifications must returned within fifteen days following the opening of the tenders. A certified cheque In the sum of Three Hundred and Seventy-Five Dollars (375.00) made payable to the order of the Deputy Minister, Depait-ment of Highways and Transportation is to accompany each tender.

Tenders will be opened in public In the office of the undersigned at the hour of 10 00 a m. Mountain Standard Time on Friday, November 19, 1954. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. W. M.

STEWART, Deputy Minister, Department of Highways and Transportation, REGINA, Saskatchewan, November 6, 1954, H-13-c MARRIAGE LICENSES 3 For Yumg Wim FORMAL TRAINING and CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN NURSING WANTED GOALTENDER FOR 1N-termediate hockey team in east central Alberta town. Apply D. Barnes, Hanna, Alberta. 11-13-c MARRIAGB LICENSE'S WEDDING rings $4 to $12. Watch, clock and Jewellery repairs.

Western Jewellers 263 2nd S. Ph. 23304. xtl CALL YOUR DEALER INSIST ON ROSELYN SWR4-54 MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED THE home of the famous Bluebird diamond engagement ring. Stacey Ltd.

Je w-ellera, -U2 2nd bo the sign the modern sidewalk clock. IMMWM FUNERAL DIRECTORS shoe REPRESENTATIVE WANTED Large, established shoe manufacturer has opening for salesman for Province of Saskatchewan. Prefer young, single man with some experience in shoe trade but this Is not essential. This position carries a salary and liberal commission arrangement and presents an excellent opportunity to the man selected. Interview will be arranged.

Apply in confidence by letter, giving ell details, to McKAGUES LIMITED FUNERAL DIRECTORS Harry McKagua. Manager ,00 3rd So. Phone 23131 NOTICES SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME Edward W. Arnold Edward Donald Somer 348 2nd So. Telephone 577 BOX 1736 STAR-PHOENIX 11-15-c NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the EBtate 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 WiU Annexed 11-13-c-s The Canadian Army now offers yon training as Nursing Assistants, covering such subjpets as physiology, anatomv, 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 Ut the Canadian Army Classes are being beld at Camp Borden, Ontario, If you are 19 to 29, single, have grade 10 or the equivalent, write to the Command Headquarters, Personnel Depot, or Recruiting Station nearest your home. Headquarters Prairie Command, Fort Osborne Barracks, Winnipeg, Man.

Att: Deputy Assistant Adjutant General tManntng) ARMY RECRUITING STATION, Cole Building. 216 Second Avenue South, Saskatoon, Sask. Telephone 25766 11-13-c- KINDERSLEY KINDERSLEY Gordon Noble, incumbent, with 284 votes; H. W. Eichel with 251 and Russel Sanderson, with 215, were elected to the town council at the Nov.

3 election. O. Hawes was the unsuccessful candidate, M. Essar and C. Mylrea were re-elected and N.

Lonsdale elec ted to the school board. A bylaw authorizing the town to continue the provision of med ical and surgical care for res! dents was carried 263 votes to 58. WANTED YOUNG MEN INTEREST-ed tn radio and wireless. Join the Saskatoon Troop, 2nd Independent Signal Squadron, Royal Canadian Corps of Signals (Militia), 906 Duchess Street, Saskatoon. Leant and earn at the same time.

11-15-c-s PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL Funeral Directors and Embalmer Mansel G. Binkley and Jack Binkley proprietors 311 Third north. Phona 11241-2 vtr FLORISTS MARRIOTT'S SASKATOON NURSERY 110 2nd N. Ph. 23300 riowerf for all occasion.

Nursery Ph 32107 all SHEHO. At a recent meeting of the Community Club, it was decided to call for tenders for caretaking of the curling and skating rinks, tenders to be in to the secretary-treasurer by Nov. 15. It was reported that a beam tire entire length of the curling rink had been installed this has strengthened and straightened the roof considerably. A rest room for women was also built.

Cost of these Improvements amounted to $200. It was also decided to build a more permanent lunch counter in the curling rink. William Kuprow-sky, treasurer, reported that the club had $400 on hand with all bills paid. Curlers at Kinley Elect Officials KINLEY. George Defries was elected president of the local curling club at its recent annual meeting when plans were made for the coming season.

Other officers elected were: vice-president, Ernest McMahon; secretary treasurer, Ronald Eaton; and entertainment committee, Billy Ross, Jimmy Hutchison and Bill Zerdowsky, Strange Disease Afflicting Deer WEEKES. George White of Pee Wee Ranch, six miles south of here reported that he had discoV' ered two dead deer affected with a strange disease causing extreme swelling of the legs. Another deer was found two miles south of here, by a grouo of searchers looking for a missing woman recently. In both cases it was not known tire nature of the disease. Mr.

White stated if another animal was found, he will take it to the Department of Natural Resources office at Somme for Inspection. RATES NOTICE TO CREDITORS Tn the Estate of HOWARD ALONZO EVERTS, late of Saskatoon, in the Province oi Saskatchewan, AU claims against the above estate duly verified bv Statuary Declaration and with particulars and valuation of security held, if anv, must be sent to the undersigned befora tha 30th day of November, 1954. THE TORONTO GFNFRAL TRUSTS CORPORATION Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, executor U-13-c-s MILLAR'S FLOWER SHOP AND GREENHOUSES 114 21st Street, Eait Phone Day 7777 Night 7775 "YOUR PERSONAL FLORIST" CUT FLOWFRS, WEDDING BOUQUET FUNERAL TRIBUTES st WANTED Experienced Salesman FULL OH PART TIME To ell fast movln, exeluilv, brand merchanne. Every home aproa-pect. Highest commission psid.

Good worker can earn big money. Only experienced saleimen wiU be considered. APPLY MANAGER 818 Broadway Between end 9 p.m. 11-13-c-s APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED BY the Board of the Eston-Elroe School Unit for an assistant secretary tn the unit office at Elrose. Duties tn commence as soon as possible after i December 1.

Please state qualifies- tlons, experience, age and gw ref- erence and salary expected. Applications should be in the hands of the at Elrose, by November 22. 11-19-e FRANK J. DOWDING, Jl.H FLOR-if-t. Everything in floral needs.

Store opp. Eaton's on 21st Street. Phone 22345. night 92750-22732. We observe tb Wednesday half-day dosing bylaw xtf BIRTHS Star-Phoenix Want Ad Rates? Three Cents Per Word Per Day Six Consecutive Insertions for tha Price of Five Minimum Charge, Single Insertion 35s Minimum Count 10 Words Initial letters, count as one word.

Where 10 point or large type is desired by the advertiser, the rate per word is 7c per day. Minimum count 10 words. Minimum transaction 8ft cents. Figures in groups of five or less, dollar marks, initial letters, count as one word. Where one line is set in 10 point and the balance set in ordinary classified type the charge Is 40c per line per day for the 10 point line.

Where the use of a box number is desired count as four words extra. If replies are to be mailed to out-of-town points, please add 10 cents to cover cost of postage. Cltv advertisers must pick up box replies at tha SUr-Phoenlx office. SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith THE ROSE BOWL FLOWER SHOP 332 20th Street, west. A complete Floral service with city-wide delivery Day or night.

Phone 6655. xtf SPURGEON CLIFF AND ELSIE Spurgeon wish to announce the arrival of their daughter, Deborah (Debbie) on November 6, 8 lbs. a sister for Terry and Greg. Th an kyo uD a y. 11-13-p VICTORIA NURSERY (MRS.

E. McAL lister. Miss Gold! Cut flowers, funeral designs, wedding bouquets 2nd S. Ph 23664. Nsry.

Ph. 97438 xti DEATHS MONUMENTS NOTICES ROCK OF AGES MEMORIALS BY Western Granite Marble 714 2nd N. Phone 5365 xtf WEST SIDE MONUMENTAL WORKS-Red and Black Granite Imported from Sweden. Marble Imported from USA Service alx days a week, 901 20th Phone 7445 Xtf CLEMENT 'B. (BFRTl CLEMENT, age 72 years, prominent Regina businessman, passed away in hospital at Rochester, Minnesota following a brief illness.

The Saskatoon Funeral Home is In charge of arrangements. The time of the service will be announced later He leaves to mourn his loss his widow; two daughters, Joyce, Regina, and Mrs A. G. Lamarsh, Saskatoon; one brother. Mr.

R. R. Clement, Saskatoon; four ststers, Mrs. M. Moritz, Mrs.

D. Ashdown, Mrs, J. Cuddy and Mrs. W. Bums, all of Winnipeg, Man.

The late Mr. Clement was born in Ontario and when a young lily to lad came west with his family to LOST AND FOUND Birth, 81 00) Marriages and Deaths, In Memorlams, Engagement, Cards of Thanks, etc. Rates $1 50 per insertion of 10 lines or less, extra line of five words each 15o per line. Display Advertising SCHEDU1E OF COPY ACCEPTANCE 12 NOON DAILY AS FOLLOWS: SATURDAY for Tuesday', Paper MONDAY hnm, for Wednesdays Paper TUFSDAY for Thurnday's Paper WFDNFSDAY for Fridays Paper THURSDAY for Saturdays Paper FRIDAY for Mondays Paper In Prince Albert Advertising Copy may be left with the Northern News Agency LOST WINE PLASTIC BAO CON-taining ladies' clothing on highway between Dundurn and Saskatoon. Contact RCMP Saskatoon.

Reward. 11-16-c by dflIIDp North Dakota in 1887. In 1901 the family returned to make their home neur Winnipeg. Mr. Clement had operated a lumber and hardware business at Yorkton and Lanigan for a number of years.

He was the Liberal member of the legislature for Watrous constituency from 1935 to 19(9 when he retired from political life to enter private business. He had resided In Regina for the past 15 years. Mr. Clement was a mem- LOST, THURSDAY WHITE AND JTAN OFFICE HOURS I 30 m. ta I m.

Dally cioied AU Day 6undaya and Holiday mmm WANT AD OQ1 4 1 WANT AD PHONE 0141 PHONE Fox Terrier, answers to name "But tons. Child's pet Phone 92944 Reward. 11-15-e ber of King Hiram Masonic Lodge. Regina, the Chapter Roval Arch Masons and the Wa-Wa Shnn Temple, Regina. He was a life member of the Hegina Kiwanls Club.

11-13-c LOST BROWN FUR NECKLET. BE-tween Finders and Cambridge Court on November between 1-2 pm. Reward Phone8887. 1 1-15-c REDS INFLUENCE SCHOOLS TOKYO (AP) Japan's education minister said Thursday the nations children are receiving a "highly distorted education because the Japan teachers union is under "strong Communist influence." Shlgeo Odachl said in an interview that the 3,000 to 4,000 known Communists in the teachers union wield an influence out of all proportion to their numbers. U.R.

GETS 1IIS MANUSCRIPTS NEW YORK (AP) Composer Richard Rodgers gave the manuscripts of his 30 years of songwriting to the United States Thursday. Rodgers, who onre estimated that he had written 1,000 melodics, presented the 17 volumes to Dr. Harold Spivacke, chief of the music division of the library of Congress, in a ceremony at Carnegie Hall. Superb traction in deep snow on mud on treacherous curves up steep hills and driveways away from slippery curbs. Its leaps and bounds ahead of other winter tires! Runs quietly too.

Come In and let us show you how its 1856 gripping, biting edges grab the road. Wed be glad to tell you plain and simply why the Suburbanite give unequalled traction outsells all other winter tires. l(p 'Mi IBKD 4Sf DEWBFRRY THE DEATH OF JOHN Dewberrv, age 57 years, of Saskatoon, occurred In hospital on November 10. The funeral aervice will be held on Mondav, KWmbor 15, at 130 pm. from the chapel of LEARN TO SFI L.

YOU GFT $5 00 PER SUBSCRIPTION RATES MAIL RATES IN CANADA 1 year 00 8 months tn 6 50 mnnlhs $50 1 month 1 50 To United States and Great Britain: 1 year $1 5 00 8 months 0 50 3 months -5 00 I month -i 00 sale while with trainer Car an asset Phone 93911 or write Box 136D Star-Phoenix. if the Saskatoon Funeral Home Interment will be ju-da tn the Wood-lawn Cemetery, in ths Soldiers Field. 11-13-c MAN WANTFD TO SELL RAWLFIGH products in Saskatoon No experience needed. Phone 7451 m. for interview.

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