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yw' it, t' iyN Itti. PACE TWEMr-lX' (ASKATOON (TAI-PHOENIX, TIZZY By (ATCHDAT, BEPTIMBEE SI, 137 Kate Osann HELP WTP. (Male-Female) II FEMALE HELP WANTED 13 (CaBllnatdi MALE HELP WANTED 12 Centlne4) BIRTHS TENDERS ((tiitee4 Quite Shes Not Guilty LOS ANGELES (AP) I can quite clearly," said Judge Steven S. Weisman as he looked cut from under a lady's hat-fashioned from a plastic mesh shopping bag. The hat owner, Miss Lulse Squire, 37, was cited by a motorcycle policemar.

who said he was startled to see her driving along with a shopping bag over her head. Miss Squire, whose hobby is fashioning hats from household articles, pleaded not guilty to a reckless driving charge. Judge Weisman took off the hat and told Miss Squire: "Not guilty. Cattle Rustling C7 Charges in Ont. WALKERTON, Ont.

(CP)-Two men have been arrested on charges of cattle rustling in the Paisley district about 25 miles southwest of Owen Sound. Constable Lou Boyce arrested Donald Sees and Robert Harvey, both of Port Elgin. They are to appear Thursday to face theft charges. Clear RATES Rtar-phoenl Want Ad Rate! Four Centa Per Word Per Dat Six Consecutive Insertion for the Price of Five Minimum Count 10 Word Fer Day Minimum Charge 40c Per Day Initial letter, count a one word Where JO point or large type 1 desired by the advertiser, the rate per word Sc per day. Minimum count 10 word.

Figure in group of five or les. dollai mark, initial letter count a one word. Where one line 1 et In 10 point and the balance let In ordinary classified type the charge 1 48c per line pei day for the 10 point line. Where the use of a box number la desired count four word extra. If replies are to be mailed to out-of-town point please add 10 cents to cover cost of postage.

City advertisers must pick up box replies al the Star-Phoenix office. NOTICES Births, (1.50. Marriage and Death. In Memoriami, Engagement, Cards ol Thanks, etc. Rate $2.00 per Insertion el 10 line or less, extra Una of five word each SWo per line.

Display Advertising eCHEDULE OF 'COPY ACCEPTANCE 12 NOON DAILY AS FOLLOWS: MONDAY for Wednesday' Pape! TUESDAY for Thursday' Paper WEDNESDAY for Friday' Fo THURSDAY for Saturday' Papei FRIDAY for Monday' Paper I RIDA for Tuesday' Pape! In Prince Albert Advertising Copy may be Irft with the Northern New Agency WANT ADS ACCEPTED (.30 a.ra. to p.m. Dally Monday to Friday Closed All day Saturday, Sunday and Holidays WANT AD 9D I PHONE Oltl WANT AD PHONE SUBSCRIPTION RATES MAIL RATES IN CANADA 1 year 00 6 months 6 50 3 months 3 50 1 month L50 To United States and Great Britain 1 month 2.00 3 months i 8 00 6 months 8 50 1 year 15.00 TENDERS TENDER Tor Sale to be removed: Store building of frame construction, approximately 36xB4 feet. Plate glass front, situated on lot 8 block 2 in town of Oyen, Alberta, Tender for purchase and removal of above building will be accepted by the undersigned up to October 3, 1957. Tender to Include removal of 8 Inch brick fire wall and clearing property of all debris.

All work to be completed by October 17th. Highest any tender not necessarily accepted. Submit tenders to Albert Co-operatives Wholesale Association, Box 260, Edmonton, Alta. 9-30-c 3 CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS WESTERN REGION Sealed tenders will be received at the office of the Chief Engineer, -Winnipeg, Manitoba, until two oclock. Central Standard Time, in the afternoon of Thursday, October 10, 1957, for the repair and retopping of reinforced concrete chimney at Power House of the Roundhouse at Blggar, Saskatchewan.

Plans, specification and form of contract may be seen and form of tender obtained from the offices of the Chief Engineer at Winnipeg; District Engineer at Edmonton and Saskatoon; and Division Engineer at Regina, Tenders will not be considered unless made on form supplied by the Railway and accompanied by an accepted cheque drawn on a chartered bank in Canada in favor of Canadian National Railways, equal to five per cent of the total amount of the tender. No bid bonds will be accepted with lenders for this work. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. R.

McMillan. Vice-President. Winnipeg, Manitoba. 10-1-c CARNIVAL CHADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS WESTERN REGION ftealed tenders will be received et the of fee of the Chief rgne.r, Winnipeg. Manitoba, until two clock.

Central standard Time, in the afternoon of Thursday. October 10 1857. for excavation and piling for Diesel Shop, Caider Yard. Edmonton, Alberts. Plan, specification ind form of contra may be wri and form of tender obtained from the office of the Chief Engineer nt Winnipeg; District Engineer at Saskatoon, Edmonton and Vancouver: and Division Engineer at Calgary arid Regina.

Tender will not be coniidered uni made on form supplied by the Railway and accompanied hy an accepted cheque drawn on a chartered bank in Canada in favour of Canadian National Railway, equal to five per cnt of the total amount of the tender. No bid bonds will be accepted with tenders for this work. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, J. fi M-MILLAN, Vice-President. Winnipeg, Manitoba.

10-t-c Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned until 2 00 p.m. Mountain Standard Time, Wednesday, October 2, 1957, for the following projects: Contract No. 3 For the gravel surfacing of the section of No. 19 Highway from Elbow to Strong-field, a distance of approximately 13 5 miles. (Project: 19-) The approximate quantities are': Excavating, screening, crushing and loading 22,950 Tons Hauling and dumping on road and in stockpiles 329.336 Ton Miles.

Certified cheque required with tender $1,600.00. Contract No. 4 For the gravel surfacing of the section of No. 13 Highway from Stroughton to Weybum. a distance of approximately 37.34 miles.

tProject 13-D), The approximate quantities are: Excavating, screening, crushing and loading 65,135 Tons. Hauling and dumping on read and in Stockpiles 1,626.069 ton Miles. Certified cheque required with tender: (7,500.00. All cheques submitted as deposits are to be certified and made payable to the order of the Deputy Minister of Highways and Transportation. Copies of plans, specifications and form of tender may be obtained at the office of the undersigned.

Such plans and specifications must be returned within fifteen days following the opening of the tenders Tenders will be opened in public In the office of the undersigned at the hour of 2:00 p.m. Mountain Standard Time, Wednesday, October 2, 1957. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. L. T.

Holmes Deputy Minister of Highways. Regina, Saskatchewan. September 14, 1957. 2135 9-30-c Sealed Tenders for sub-trades for the following will be received at the office of the Architect, M.D. Paine, West Central Zone Chairman Board, Bo' 819, Kindersley, until 5 p.u.

Standard Time, October 7th, 1957. Flooring Glass, Glaring Millwork Lathing, Plastering Sc Stucco Painting Electrical Plans and specifications may be obtained from the Architect on deposit of $10.00 as a guarantee for safe le-turn of plans and specifications. MD. PAINE Resident School Architect 10-1-c TENDERS Town of Nipawin, Saskatchewan Sealed Tenders endorsed on the envelope TENDER FOR SEWAGE PUMPHOUSE and addressed to Mr, A. Herman, Town Clerk, Town of Nipawin, Saskatchewan, will be received up to 5:00 P.M.

Mountain Standard Time Tuesday, October 16, 1957, for the partial construction of a Sewage Pumphouse. Plans and Specification may be obtained by legitimate bidders from the Consulting Engineers upon a deposit of $20 00. Deposit cheques will be returned upon receipt of plans and specifications in good condition withm two weeks after closing date for tenders. A certified cheque for ten per cent of the amount of the bid, made payable to the Town of Nipawin must accompany each tender. Lowest or any tender not necessarily acepted.

Mr. A. Herman, Town Clerk, Nipawin, Sask. Underwood McLellan Sc Associated Ltd. Consulting Professional Engineers 1721 Eighth Street.

Saskatoon. 28th September, 1957. 9-30-c NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF ANNA OLLEN-BERGER, LATE OF SASKATOON, IN THE PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN. WIDOW, DECEASED. All claim against the above estate duly verified bv Statutory Declaralion and with particula-a ai.d valuation of security held.

If any, must be ent to th undersigned before the 11th day ol October, A.D. 1957. HALL. MAGUIRE, WEDGE McKFRCHER, 411 MacMillan Building, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Solicitor for the Administrator. 9-30-c- By Turner 3 RNa RFQUIRED FOR 30-BED Hospital.

Salary $240 with increments o' $5 each 8 month. Shtta extra. 44-hour eek, 3 week vacation pius statutory holiday. Good town on paved kijJhvty and two railwava Appiy Matron, Baksrres Union Hospital, Balcarre. Sank.

10-1-c EXPERIENCED OR APPRENTICE hairdresser. Write Stabers for Beauty. Edmonton. 10-5-c GENERAL DUTY NURSKS REQUIRED immediately to staff a new ward for general hospital Basic salary, $2a0, 4o-hr. week, 28 days vacation, 10 statutory holidays, sick leave, full benefits.

Accommodation nurses' residence. Please sppiy Active Director Nurses, Prtme George and District Hospital. Prime Geozge, DC. 10-1-c APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED FOR our graduate or registered nurses for general duty, to commence ss soon as possible. Active 45-bed mod ern hospital.

For further inform tion, and salary schedule apply Matron, Union Hospital, Meadow Lake, Sask. 10-8-c REQUIRED. NIGHT SUPERVISOR, head nurse for paediatric department, general duty nurses and nursing assistants to staff 3 new wings that wiU be opened late in December. For full information regarding salary, hours of work, please contact the director of nurses, Swift Current Union Hospital, Switt Current, Sask. 10-1-c WANTED I GENERAL DUTY NURSE, 2 registered nursing assistants for 50-bed hospital.

Salary. registered nurse, $2d0 per month increasing to $330 in three years. 40-hr. week. Vacation after 1 yeui siay.

3 weeks plus statutory holiday. Salary, nursing assistant, $157 per month with annual increase $5 per month, two weeks vacation plus statutory holiday. Separate nurses' residence, phone or write. Matron, Rosetown Union Hospital, Rosetown, Sask. 10-4 -c BOOKKEEPER REQUIRED To post sal ledger and handl office loutine.

Excellent wages Steady position Apply Birneys Hardware 201 20th Street, West 9-30-c THE PARADISE HILL UNION HOS-pital requires two graduate nures Salary to commence at $220 per month. Increments after six months service, annual holidays, sick pav, etc. Please send applications to G. T. Preece, Paradise Hill, Sask.

Phone 26 9-30-c EXPERIENCED COMPTO-meter operator. 5-day week, salary range Tiox 417B Star-Phoenix. 9-30-c ASSISTANT COOK. APPLY WAL ling. 1418 College Drive.

9-30-c CLERK STENOGRAPHER EXPER-lenced for part Urn work. Box 41 6B Star-Phoenix. 9-30-e WANTED A SECRETARY RECEP-tioniit for doctor' office, Oct. 1. Will consider applicant willing to loain.

Reply to Box 396B Star-Phoenix, stating age. experience and aalary expected. 10-1-c LADIES EARN 100 BEFORE CHRIST-ma aelling Rawleigh'a gift boxes to friend or neighbors, full or part time. No Investment. Phone 7451, 5.30-7.30, to arrange interview.

10-1-c WAITRESS WANTED Good working conditions. Apply or phone Marigold Cafe, 23123. tf EXPERIENCED WAITRESS WANTED. Apply in person Paradise Cafe. 10-2-c COMPETENT STENOGRAPHER WAN-ted.

Experience desirable, but not essential. Apply Saskatchewan Honey Producers Co-op, Tisdale, Sask. 9-30-c NATIONAL FINANCE COMPANY RE-qulres competent secretary-stenographer. Good salary, excellent working conditions to suitable party. Apply giving full details to Box 421B, Star-Phoenix.

9-30-c EXPERIENCED WAITRESS. FULL OR part tune. Apply Elite Cafe. 10-1-c NEW AGENCY IN THIS COUNTRY offering the latest creations in ladies and childrens dresses, also skirts, suits, housecoats, bras and girdles, seeks active representation. No experience required.

No deliveries No disbursement. AH the work is done by our sampled, colored photos Highest commission paid in full immediately. Free dress bonus. Capri De Pans, 4235-75 Iberviilt St, Montreal. 9-30-c- WANTED Bookkeeping machine operator for accounts receivable.

Appltcanta must have a minimum of one year' experience on bookkeeping machine, preferaoly Burroughs Sen-sematic. Medical health, group Insurance end pension plan coverage are available. 39 hours, 5 day week is In effect. Applicants please contact the Personnel Manager at our Saskatoon office. BOWMAN BROTHERS LIMITED 10-1-c FULLY EXPERIENCED LADIES wear sales girl required part or full time.

Appy Fashion Fur Company. tf NEED EXTRA MONEY? CASH IN ON your dpare time by showing Veribest Christmas cards, everyday cards and gifts to youi inends they sell on sight! New and different assortments wonderful values. No experience needed highest commissions, Write for free catalogue and samples on approval. Desk Veribest Specialty 107 Front St. Toronto, Ont.

9-30-c EARN EXTRA MONEY. ASSEMBLE and sell beautiful costume jewellery direct to your friend. Rush 25c for jewelled brooch kit and wholesale circular. L. Murgatroyd Agm-court, Ont.

9-30-c WOMAN WITH MACHINE TO SEW ready cut aprons. Easy, profitable. Spare or full time. A and Aprons, Coidwell, Arkansas. 9-30-p $100 MONTHLY FOR WEARING LOVE-ly dresses given to you as bonus.

Just show North American Fashion Frocks to friends. No convassing. Investment or experience necessary. North American Fashion Frocks, Ltd 3425 Industrial Bivd, Dept. 4403 Montreal, P.Q.

9-30-p WOMAN FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK and mind one child, good wages, 5 day week. Live out. Phone 32188 after 6 p.m, Saturday. 9-30-p EXPERIENCED WAITRESS, $32 PER week. Appiy Rite-Spot.

10-5-c DISPATCHER AND SWITCHbOARD operotor for taxi office. Box 437B Star-Phoenix. 10-1-c MATRON AND GENERAL DUTY nurse wanted for 10-bed hospital Starting salary for Matron, 1200; for n.N. $240. Duties to commence as soon as possible.

Good town, daily bus service Saskatoon. Apply secretary, Dmsmore Union Hospital, Dins-more, Sask. 10-6-c STENOGRAPHER WITH BOOKKEF.P-ing experience by firm of Chartered Accountants. Reply In own handwriting giving details of experience, reference and salary requirements to Box 434B SUr-Phoenix. tf DOM.

HELP WANTED 13b GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK WANTED. No cooking. Private room. Good wages, plus $100 after 6 month Phone 94874. 9-3i-c HOUSEKEEPER.

MIDDLE AGED fond of children full charge on power farm. Good home. Going wage. Phone 12rf Milden, reverse. 10-2-p WANTED IMMEDIATELY, CAPABLE woman for housewo In small town, two children; wage $75 monthly Box 116, Harris, 9-30-p RESPONSIBLE WOMAN OR GIRL Must be able to tase cciplete charge of home, Must like children.

Phone 31110. P-l- WOMAN TO DO WASHING AND cleaning In bachelor estab'ishment. wrrkiy. Good wages to suitable party Ples.e send detan to Box 43oB Mar-Phoen-x. 9-30-0 LADY TO MIND TWO CHILDR EN and do mrne housework.

Mar fair. Jrhor.a 25,78. (-30-P GARDENER 262 50-1320; TO CARRY out and aupervise large icale field operations in experimental work in the fruit orchard at the Experimental Station, Morden, Manitoba Details and application forms at Post Offices. National Employment Service Offices, or apply Civil Service Commission, Rm 210, 3a0 Main Winnipeg 1. Man.

9-30-c APPLICATIONS ARE REQUESTED BY the undersigned for the position of Secretary-Treasurer of the Rural Municipality of Senlac No. 4tl. Dulie to rommence on or about January 2. 1956. Applicants to state age, experience, mantel status end salary expected.

M. of Senlac No. 411, Senlac, Sask. 9-30-c EXPERIENCED ANNOUNCER REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY FOR RADIO TELEVISION STATION. ABOVE AVERAGE SALARY AND BONUS PLAN-ALL BENEFITS.

APPLY TO FRANK BIRD. PROGRAM MANAGER, CKX, BRANDON. MANITOBA. 10-2-c EXPERIENCED DRIVERS FOR VIC'S Taxi. Apply Vic's Taxi.

tf AGRICULTURAL SUPERVISOR Indian Affair Branch Dept, ot Citizenship and Immigration at Edmonton, Alberta Salary: (5,280 to (5,730 per annum Dutiea include, under direction, to be responsible for the promotion of agriculture among Indiana; to as-aist, instruct or supervise the staff ot Indian Agenclea in Agricultural matters; to inspect Indian crops: to make soil survey and evaluate land. Full particular! on prater at your nearest Civil Service Commission Office, Post Office or National Employment Office. Application Forms, obtainable thereat, should be filed with the Civil Service Commission, 10182 103 Street. Edmonton. Alberta, not later than October 10, 1957.

9-30-c THE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL AT Saskatoon requires an experienced orderly. Application should be made to the Personnel Office. 9-30-c INDUSTRIAL WASTES SUPERVISOR The Greater Winnipeg Sanitary Di. trict requires the service of an Industrial wastes aupervlsor, preferably a graduate In engineering or applied sciences. Some knowledge of Industrial processes and experience In enforcing municipal regulations would be an asset but 1 not absolutely essential.

Ability to meet with Industrial Plant Personnel will be required. Duties will Involve the supervision of an Industrial waste control program. Excellent working eonditiona, pension plan, group Insurance. Salary commensurate with qualifications. Apply In writing, giving complete information, qualifications, experience and salary desired to Greater Winnipeg Sanitary District 455 Ellice Avenue, Winnipeg 2, Man.

10-1-c WANTED SALESMEN FOR SASKA-toon and surrounding district. Apply Sunrise Motor, Cudworth, Sask. 9-30-c JANITOR Large retail establishment requires a man preferably under 35 and in good health for general maintenance work. Duties to consist of mopping, sweeping, etc. Hours 12 noon to 9 p.m.

5-day week permanent position, excellent employee benefits. APPLY BOX 415B STAR-PHOENIX 9-30-c TRADE SCHOOLS (Male) 12a MEN WANTED TO LEARN BARBERING NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Light, clean, inside work offer teady employment for advance-ment. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE 1778 Hamilton Regina, Sask, vvm for Fre Catalogue 9-30-e-s AGENTS WANTED 12b MAKS EXTRA MONEY THE EASY way selling 'h latest In design greeting card, novelties nd gift items. Get In on the special. Write Style-Craft Agencies.

520 West 6th Vancouver 9. B.C. 10-1-c TO SELL ROCK OF AGES MEM-orial writ Western Granite nd Marble Saskatoon 9-30-c- AGENTS ARt, WANTED TO HANDLE a fast moving line of fine made-to-measure clothe. Our powerful value packed sample feature almost 300 imported and domestic fabrics. Top commission are paid plus easy to earn clothes and cash bonuses.

Complete selling plan supplied. Take advantage of thia splendid opportunity full or part time, Experience not essential. Write today. Stephen Tailoring, Box 366 Station B. Montreal.

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. 9-30-c- AGENTS WANTED BY PROGRESSIVE and well established firm to aell tailored to measure clothe direct from maker to wearer.

Over three hundred all wool beautiful pattern Samples aell on light. Full or part time. Low prices, high commission, free luit and overcoat bonuses. Experience not necessary. Write now for our agency.

Daventry Tailor. Dept. N. Box 802, Montreal. 9-30-c-s SPARE TIME CASHI MAKE $100 easily felling exclusive high quality Christmas cards and novelty gifts Newest, completely different designs It's fun.

Friends buy on sight. Write today for free catalogue, and samples on approval. Big profits, no experience needed. Special plans for churches, clubs. Homer-Warren Dept 42, 411 Clendenan Toronto.

9-30-c-s RUN A MEN'S STORE FROM YOUR own hone. Ye: Well put you into your business absolutely free! Now yo 1 can aell to every man. clothing, ahoes, shirts, ilacks, sportswear, work clothes, etc. Amazing money making plan, no experience necessary, full or part time. Free clothing for personal use a extra bonui.

Write for powerful sample outfit and full Instruction absolutely Free, Dept, 1C1 Cooper-Johnson Company, P.O. Box 1100, Beauharnnls. 9-30-c EARN EXTRA MONEY IN SPARE time. No experience necessary, Show beautiful Christmas card to your friend. Large variety of Chrlatma and Everyday assortment.

Stationery, ribbon, wrappings, and novelties. Free folder showing personal cards. Generous prof ft and bonus on volume. Write today for sample. Douglaa Greeting Card Company 50-AE, Blecker Street.

Toronto. 9-30-c FEMALE HELP WANTED 1J EXPERIENCED WAITRESS wanted. Apply Commodore Cafe. tf MATRON ADMINISTRATIVE experience wanted lor new. modem, 17-bed Salary $300 per month with generoua increase according to abnlty.

Modern nurses re-ldence Board room and laundry (30 per month. Holiday a perl R.A. schedule. Apply to Sec-j Treas Union Hospital. Bengough.l Sask.

1U-6-C STACEYS HAVE CREATED A REAL Jewel guaranteed. Perfect and Haw-leu. Howard Rom. 8 Iba, or, born born Sept. 24 at 4 50 am.

Robert and Carolyn (nee Johnton proud designers, with to tink Dr, Ron Maiphersnn and auiiUR'i at University Hospital for delivery ve and ound. 9-30p DEATHS BRIDGES THE PASSING OF MR. Wiilnun Bridge in his 84th year, beloved husband of Mr. Euphemia Bridges of lo3 9th Sheet, Saskatoon occurred at his residence on Friday, September 27, 1957, The funeral servile will be held on Tuesday, October 1. 1957 at 3 pm.

from Park Funeral Chapel conducted by Rev. S. Van Mossel. Surviving are-four sisters in Edinburgh, Scotland and one brother, Jim in Scotland The late Mr. Bridges was born in Scotland and came to Ottawa, Ontario in 1914 where he lived for 7' years.

He moved to Melfort, in 1922 where he resided until coming to Saskatoon in 1954. He was a member of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. A daughter, Jean, predeceased him in 1952, Interment will take place in the family plot in Woodlawn Cemetery. Courtesy parking north of the chapel, staff attendant.

9-30-c CRAWFORD THE PASSING OF MR. John L. (Smokeyj Crawford in his 92nd year of 113 Avenue north, Saakatoon, occurred in a local hospital on Tuesday, September 24, 1957. The funeral service will be held on Monday, September 30, 1957 at 10 am. from Park Funeral Chapel, conducted by Rev.

P. J. Kiassen. Born in the the late Mr. Crawford came to Canada in 1910 and for the East 34 years had resided in Sas-atoon.

interment will taka place in Woodlawn Cemetery. 9-30-c LAKE THE PASSING OF MRS. Cecily May Lake in her 72nd year of Asqultn, occurred in a local hospital on Thursday, September 26, 1957. The funeral service will be held on Monday, September 30 at 2 p.m. from Asquith United Church, conducted by ev.

M. L. Turner. Surviving are five daughters, Mr. F.

Scrivener I Anne Mrs, A. Owens (Mildredi both of Carlea, Mrs. F. McDonald tFlorencef of Asquith, Mr. L.

Hedden IPhyllis) of Vancouver, B.C.; Mrs. K. Lark (Ruth) of Kindersley, two tons, Frederick Ingram and William Lynn both of Asquith; two brothers. Frank Crowfoot and Lee Crowfoot both of London, England; 13 grandchildren and two gi eat-grandchildren. The late Mrs.

Latte was born in Norfolk, England and homesteaded at Asquith, Saskatchewan in 1909. For the past nine years she had resided in the village of Asquith. She was predeceased by her husband Ingram Lake in 1936. Interment will take place In the Asquith Cemetery. Park Funeral Cliapei are In charge of arrangements.

9-30-c PERKINS WILLIAM E. PERKINS, age 56 year of 1910 Hanover Street, Saskatoon, occurred In a local hospital on Sept, 25th, 1957 following a briei illness. The funeral service will be held on Monday, Sept. 30th at 4.00 p.m. from Grace United Church conducted by Rev.

Lloyd and Rev. Rex Dolan. The Saskatoon Funeral Home is in charge or arrangements. Surviving are his wife Phyllis; two daughters. Wilda.

Chatham, Marilyn at home; one son, Wayne, at home; three sisters, Mrs. Fred Taylor (Miriam). Moose Jaw, Mrs. Glenn Gawley (Marjorie), Sehreiber, and Dorothy Perkins, Laura. Sask.

The late Mr. Perkins was born in Owen Sound, Ontario and came west with his parents to Assiniboia 44 years ago. He received his degree in Arts and Science at the University of Saskatchewan in 1926. Following graduation from Regina Normal School in 1927 he taught at Cupar, Sask. until 1931.

Mr. Perkins joined the staff of Central Collegiate in Fgina in the fall of 1931 and taught until 1951 when granted leave of absence to serve with the Saskatchewan Teachers Federation. He accepted the permanent position of superannuation consultant with the Teachers' Federation in 1953 at which time he came to make his home in Saskatoon. Mr Perkins was well known in the field oi education in Saskatchewan and western Canada. He was the government representative on the Teachers Superannuation Commission.

He was a member of Grace United Church and the Saskatoon Kiwanis Club. The family request that in lieu of flowers any friends wishing to do so may contribute to a memorial fund in care of the Saskatchewan Teachers Federation office at Saskatoon. Interment will take place in Woodlawn Cemetery. 9-3o-c KACHUL THE PASSING OF MRS. Erna Kacpui in Her dtn year, beioved wite oi August iuichui oi bn 9to east, baskaioon, occurred in a local hospital on Thursday, beptemoer 2o, I9ai, The iuneial service was held on Friday, September 27 at 2 p.m.

from Parx Funeral Chapel, conducted by Rev. G. Rode. Surviving are her mother, Mrs. brnest Haerwaid of Nip-awin, one daughter, Mrs.

W. C. Fyne (Alice Feme) ot Sceptre, Sask. three sons, Victer Hilbert, basKatoon Howard Edward of Aberdeen, Lloyd Harold of Netherhili, three sisters, Mrs. F.

Heeg of Barons, Mrs. O. Wilson of Regina, Mrs. F. Gilbert of Nipawin, six brothers, Waldo and Edgar of Nipawin, Paul of Oxbow, Warner of Calgary, Erhardt of Bralorne, Herman of White Fox, Sask.

Pallbearers were Mr. H. Pocock, Mr. E. McAdam, Mr.

I. H. Lowery, and Mr. E. Gordon.

Interment took place in the family plot in Woodlawn Cemetery. 9-30-c SANDERSON IN VICTORIA, ON Wednesday, September 25th, Rev. Ralph Henry Sanderson, of 990 Jasmine in his 79th year. He was born In Durham, England and a minister in many points in Saskatchewan before retiring to Victoria, 7 years ago. He leaves three daughters, Mrs.

P. A. (Joyce) Ferguson of Montreal; Mrs. E. (Lillianl Ash of Vancouver and Mrs.

F. R. (Christine) Fisher of 3178 QuAppelle Victoria; a brother, L. J. Sanderson of Cawston, B.C., and nine grandchildren.

He was a life member of Corinthian Lodge A.F. AM. of Lumsden, also a P.D.D G.M. He was a veteran of World War I. The Rev.

E. J. Staley conducted the funeral service on Saturday, Sept. 28th at 2.00 p.m. in Garden City United Church followed by interment in Colwood Burial Park.

Chaplins were in charge of arrangements. 9-30-c FUNERALS SMITH THE FUNERAL SERVICE OF Fred C. Smith, who died on September 24, wa held from 3t. Paul United Church, Sutherland, on September 27 at 2.45 p.m., conducted by Rev. G.

Speer. Pallbearers were N. Aldread. J. Cameron.

L. Gwtnn, Packham, F. Spark, J. Wilson, Burial wa made In Hillcreit Memorial Garden. McKague' Funeral Home was In charge ot 9-30-c IN MEMORIAM BROOKS IN LOVING MEMORY OF our dear mother Mrs.

Sarah Brooks, Who passed away September 26, 1949 More and more each day we mis her. Ft lends may think the wound Is healed, But little do they know the sorrow Within our hearts concealed. Ever remembered by the family 9-30-1 BROOKS IN LOVING MEMORY OF our dear mother Mrs, Sarah Brooks late of Asqutih, who was called home September 26. 1949, We weep with grief that one so dear! Can no more share our smile or tear. But think with Joy that God ha, given The hope to meet again In hpaven lovingly remembered by Lizzie an? Bill.

9-30-p CARD OF THANKS I WISH TO SINCERELY THANK REL-atives, friends, and neighbors for lovely floral bouquets, cards, letters and visits. Thank you Rev. Greenaway, Rev. Cantelon and Rev. Ball for encouragement and pravers Thank you special nurses.

Mire Lull. Mrs. Wunsch and Mrs. Horbey you were very wonderful. Tnmk you graduate and student nurses and aides, 3rd Floor, St.

Pauls for your thoughtfulness and deeds. Thank you sincerely Dr. J. Leddy lor skilful surgery. Thank you Dr.

Collins, Dr. Postma and Dr. Junk Thank you especially Dr. S. Fogel for excellent care, concern and kindness.

Thank you all again You all made for smooth sailing on stormy aeas. -Mrs. Armstrong. Public Service Commission ADVANTAGES OF PUBLIC SERV-KE EMPLOYMENT: 3 stele Ichv with pay, 3 weeks holidays, excellent superannuation scheme, 36 hr. week for oift employees and ether benefits.

Closing data for receipt of applicaLoos for tha following: October 5, 1957 No. 4988 PROPERTY VALUATOR, Dept of Municipal Affairs, Municipal Assessment Rr. iH to be assigned) Requirements University graduation in Agriculture with courses in soil and farm management. Membership in Sask. Institute of Agrologista, To do technical work In fteid and office in determining the vaue of buildings and land for taxation purposes.

Heed-quarters to be assigned. No 5007 COURT REPORTER, Dept of Attorney General. Courthouse, Saskatoon $304 plus fees Applicants require considerable experience as a stenographer including the taking of verbatim transcripts of court proceeding: to serve as reporter for the Court of Appeal, Queens Bench Court and District Court No 5008-TRADES INSTRUCTOR IT, Dept of Labor, Apprenticeship and Tradesman. Qualifications Br. Regina or Saskatoon Journeyman certificate In pipefitting and 1st class certificate in gas with several years as a skilled tradesman preferably supplemented bv experience or training In methods of instruction.

Grade XII or equivalent In experience and training; to do responsible instruction in the pipefitting trade and to supervise examinations in the building trades. No. 5009 UPHOLSTERER, Dept, of Public Health, Sack, Hospital. North Battleford Requirements: Working knowl edge of materials, methods and practice involved in upholstering and mattress making, some experience as an upholsterer or mattress maker and ability to instruct and supervise mental patients; to do skilled work In the construction and repair of upholstery, mattresses and related equipment in the Sask Hospital, North Battleford. No.

5010 CHILD CARE ATTENDANT Dept, of Public Health Physical Restoration Centre, Re- gma Requirements: Some experience which demonstrates a sympathetic understanding of and interest in the ere ed of children; to provide custodial care and ser-vir-i to physically handicapped children. No. 5015-DIRECTOR OF PUBLICATIONS, Dept, of Travel and Information, Regina $394-1477 Requirements: Several years experience in newspaper writing, public relations, radio, television, or advertising and University graduation in journalism, or an equivalent combination of training and experience. To direct and supervise collection, composition, and presentation of diversified information concerning Government activities. Required by the Saskatchewan Public Service for various Government offices throughout the Province; Clerk II Clerk Typist $203-U53 Clerk Stenographer II The Public Service Commission announces competitive examinations for the purpose of compiling eligible lists for the next 6 months in the above classes of positions.

Examination will be held in various centres in the Province during October, and candidates will be notified as to time and place of examination. Qualified applicants will be placed on the list according to rank and will- be certified to vacancies as occur. Minimum Requirements (a) Grade XII or (b) Grade XI and 1 year experience or (c) Graoe and 2 years experience plus related training where shorthand and typing are involved. Formal applications must be submitted. Please use separate application Unris for each position applied for.

Detailed completion of the application form particularly positions previously held is necessary. Incomplete application forms will be returned Application previously filed with the Public Service Commission are not acceptable in these competitions. CLOSING DATE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONS FOR THE FOLLOWING TO BE ANNOUNCED LATER, No. ce 4889 PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS TECHNICIAN Dept, of Mineral Resources, Petroleum and Natural Gas Development Lstevan Requirements: Grade XII plus experience in the petroleum exploration and development industry either with an active oil company or an oil well drilling service company. Duties: Under direction to make such tests as back pressure, bottom hole pressure, acoustical well soundings, waste g-s measurement.

and to assist Petroleum Development Officers on any work in connection with drilling, production, or abandonment. No. cc 4955 STOCK CLERK II, Dept, of Highways and Warehouse Advance Regina Minimum of Grade standing required plu experience in stock keeping operation, preferably in automotive parts woik. To assist in the receipt, handling, and issuance of supplies in ths Department of Highways Warehouse. No.

5018 ASSISTANT FIELD AUDITORS, Treasury Taxation Branch, Regina and Yorkton Grade XII supplemented by courses in accounting and preferably some public contact experience, to assist in Ux audit work. This position offers training for the positions of tax auditors with salaries ranging to $459 per month. No. 5019-TAX AUDITORS Treasury Dept. Taxaton Branch, Regina and Yorkton $312-1379 Applicants require Grade XII or equivalent supplemented by courses in advanced accounting and auditing and experience in auditing or public contact work, to do tax audit work on books of account of various businesses and industries in an assigned area of the Province.

No 5h23 ASSISTANT AGRICUU TUAL Dept, of Agriculture, A Rep. Bianch, H.Q. to be df'Mgnated Requirements: Farm background and A. degree with eogioihty for membership In the Sask. Institute of Agrologist.

To assist a District Aeuculturai Representative in technical field woik of an educational and advisory nature, and in developing agricultural improvement policies, programs, and projects in an assigned district No 5023 EENIOk IMPLEMENT TESTING ENGINEER, Dept, of Agriculture, Agricultural Machinery Administration Regina. Requirements: Eligibility for mem-berahip in Sink. Association of Professional Engineers, Several years experience in Agricultural machinery engineering research and testing, and University graduation in Agricultural Engineering. To do professional engineering work in Hie Investigation, development and testing of agricultural machinery in bask. No C-807 CLERK RTENOGRAHP-ER I.

Dept, of 'Tighways, Maintenance Br Yorkton, Minimum Education: Grade 19 plus ability to type and take shorthand. Unless otherwise stated commencing Hilary for each of the positions listed is at the minimum with automatic increases to the maxi, mum For further information and annotation forms, apply to the Public Commission, Room 328 Legislative Building. Regina 9-300 FUNERAL DIRECTORS SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W. Edwards, W. Arnold Edwards Donald W.

Somers 34S 2nd So. Telephone 5577 xtf PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL Funeral Director and Embalmer Mansel G. Binkley, Jack M. Binkley, William Pearron 311 Third North. Phone 21241-2 xtf McKAGUES FUNERAL HOME HARRY McKAGUE M.

McKague R. J. McKague Phone 23131 (00 Third Avenue. S. xtf MARRIAGE LICENSES 3 BLACK'S 1EWELLERS FOR MAR-riage licences.

Diamond rings and matched wedding rings of finest quality. 253 2nd south. xtf PLEASE ALLOW 8 FULL DAYS TO obtain marriage licence, Staceys Jewellers. Ons location only at the Sedestnl clock. 102 2nd Ave.

Saska. ion's best diamond value xtf FLORISTS FRANK J. DOWDING, F.R.H.S., FLOR-1st. Everything In floral needs. Store opp.

Eatons on 21st Street. Fh. 22345, night 92750-31636. We observe the Wednesday half-day closing bylaw, xtf VICTORIA NURSERY (MRS. A.

Me. Alhster and Miss L. Gold). New store location 237 21st Senator Hotel Bldg. Phone 23664.

Nursery Ph. 97436. xtf MILLAR'S FLOWER SHOP AND GREENHOUSES 214 21st Street, East Phone Day 7177 Night 7775 "YOUR PERSONAL FLORIST" CUT FLOWERS. WEDDING BOUQUETS FUNERAL TRIBUTES XU MARRIOTT'S SASKATOON NURSERY, 126 2nd N. Ph.

23300. Flowers for all occasions. Nursery Ph. 22107. xU MONUMENTS 5a WFST SIDE MONUMENTAL WORKS-Red and Black Granite Imported from Sweden.

Marble Imported. Bronze memorials. Service six days week 901 20th W. Phone 7445. xtf ROCK OF AGES AND BRONZE MEM oriala by Western Granite it Marble 714 2nd Av.

N. Phone 5365. XU LOST AND FOUND LOST WRIST WATCH WITH BLACK cord wrist band, in vicinity of King George School. Phone 29256. 9-30-c LOST MAN'S VARSITY GOLD watch.

Expansion bracelet. Black face with raised gold dots instead of numbers. Keepsake. 1039 Ave. north.

10-1-c LOST WHEEL ON ONTARIO AVE Phone 21517, Reward. 10-1-c FOUND BLACK PLASTIC RIMMED glanes in Buena Vista Park. Phone 91791. 9-30-c LOST ON CLARENCE BUS 2 UN-framed paintings. Boy school work.

Phone 92330. 9-30-c MALE HELP WANTED 12 GENERAL MANAGER REQUIRED For the Rosetown Co-operative Association Limited. This is a growing organization with Groceries. Hardware, Petroleum. Lumber and Service Station Departments with combined 1956 volume of over $500,000.

Qualifications include a high degree of administrative and supervisory abiity and preferably several years of successful retail experience. Superannuation and other benefits are provided. This is a fuiJy modem town. Closing date for applications is October 10. 957.

Reply stating full particulars MR. R. H. MOXLEY, PRESIDENT, ROSETOWN CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION LIMITFD, ROSETOWN, SASKATCHEWAN or to PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT. FEDERATED CO-OPERATIVES LIMITED, 211 AVENUE NORTH, SASKATOON SASK.

10-1-c-s CITY PRINTING FIRM HAS OPEN Ing for salesman. Knowledge of printing asset but not essential. Give qualification and reference. Box 3753 Star-Phoem- 10-2-c Getting Ahead? OR JUST GETTING BY? If you ire one of the many who would like to really start making some money in the sales field phone 5823 or 92717 evenings. 9-30-C- WANTED, A FULLY QUALIFIED secretary treasurer, class A certificate, by the Rural Municipality of McLeod No.

185 and the Neudorf Union Hospital. Excellent living accommodation available. Duties to commence as soon as possible. Application giving qualifications, references and salary expected for each position to be forwarded to C. L.

Way-lmg. Secretary Treasuier, Neudorf, by the 28th of September, 1957. 9-30-c ACCOUNTANT WANTED Apply in writing stating experience and qualifications. Applications confidential. Box 398B Star-Phoenix.

9-30-c MALE HELP WANTED (Contlneei) 12 TWO FIRST CLASS AUTO BODY MEN with hand tools, 44-hour week guaranteed, starting $2.12 per hour, medical insurance, etc. Apply giving experience, to: Body Shop Fore man. Shields Motor Products Ltd. 623 George Prince George, B.C. Phone 335.

9-30-c SALESMAN WANTED Position ae salesmen Is available with nationally known food company for young man between 23 and 35 year of age. Good basic salary plus commission. Pension plan, etc. Company car provided. Write, giving age, experience, phone number, to BOX 393B STAR-PHOENIX 9-30-c OLD ESTABUSHED REAL ESTATE firm require real estate talesman Phone 95126.

10-1-c CHRISTIAN OF FUNDAMENTAL AND Evangelistic denomination to manage Insurance office in Saskatchewan. Good moral rating and knowledge of income tax as well as Insurance. Will sell part interest or all. Box 3757 Star-Phoenix. 9-30-c IF YOU ARK NEAT AND INTEL-llgent, between 20-35, have a car, we will show you how to make (75 (150 every week.

For Interview only phone 27528 between and 12 noon. 10-5-c Experienced TRUCK MECHANIC Knowledge of diesel preferred. Top wage and benefits. Steady employment, to start immediately. Contact Mr.

Johnson phone 26227. 9-30-c- YOUTH FOR FART TIME WORK IN mailing room. Must be free to work in daytime end sometimes overtime. Apply in person to Western Producer. 9-30-c QUALIFIED CARPENTER ONE who can take lead, and lay out work.

Phone Peter, 25316. 10-1-p WANTED MERCHANDISE MANAGER Capable of handling and directing wholesale departments engaged in purchasing and distributing hardware, building supplies, groceries and drygoods, for a midwest provincial chain. Must be top operator with proven ability. Salary based on experience. Give full details in first letter.

All replies treated absolutely confidential. Box 3762 Star-Phoenix. 10-1-c AMBITIOUS LOCAL MAN BETWEEN 25 and 45 as salesman for long established firm. Excellent Income on salary plus commission basis. Rapid expansion offers management opportunities.

No travelling requLred. Box 438B Star-Phoenix. 10-1-c CAREERS IN RETAILING Large progressive retail concern haa a number of opening for ingle young men under 35 who are Interested In the following position: Hardware nd Major Appliance Salesman Dry Good Saleaman Butcher end Trainee Butcher On-thc Jab trihung 1 (river, the Company itorea located qt various centre in Manitoba and Ontario. These position offer excellent working condition, top employee benefits and provide opportunity for travel. Starting salary commensurate with previous experience.

Promotion to management level after relatively short training period la possible for the right men. Apply giving full particular, to Box 3755 Star-Phoenix. 10-2-c LARGE CANADIAN FOOD MANUFAC-turer requires salesman for west and southwest territory out of Saskatoon. Salrry and expenses, company car supplied, good pension plan, good wonting conditions. Box 419B, Star-Phoenix.

10-3-c Join the Air Force The Royal Canadian Air Force nerd clean cut, physically fit, intelligent young men between the ages of 17-39 to train In trade which will assist the RCAF to eairy out it many rolea. You will be trained In aircraft mechanic, eltetronii. clerking or many other trade that you can become a trained tradesman helping keep the planet of the RCAF fiving. In order to ensure a high standard of tradesmen the RCAF olfers good pay, clothing, room and board, free medical and dental, opportunity for aDorta and fine recreational facilities. For full particular without obligation mail the completed attached coupon to: RCAF RECRUTT'NQ UNIT 134 Second South, Saskatoon NAME ADDRESS ACS EDUCATION 9-30-c I For Classified 4 Phone 23141 I 5.