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ioooosnl-. UXXP. -p-rv' -4 FACE EIGHTEEN osooo. 5 SASKATOON STAR-PHOEN1X, THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1957 CANADIAN INDUSTRIALS James Richardson 4s Sons, Canada Building, Saskatoon TENDERS Cntin4l TENDERS (Centime) EPmstmomB WESTERN OIL James Richardson and Sons Tbsrsday. April 4, 1967 Tbarsday.

April 4, 1951 II a.m. LIVESTOCK SASKATOON Supplied by Department of Agriculture. Publln Stockyards, Saskatoon Tharsday, April 4. 1957 It a.m. (Quoted In cents) TORONTO MINES Abitlbl Abinbl Pfd Acadia Atlantic Acadia Atlan Pfd Agnew-Surpasa Alla Dial 23b 23b 9a 90b 6b 150b Ajax Alta.

Pac. Cons. Altex American Leduc Amurex Oil Anglo Amer. ExpL Bailey Selburn Banff Bata Pete 78b 44b i7 42 43ib 1675b 300 94b Algoma Steel 126b Aluminum 120b Anglo Newfndland 8b Argus 16b Asbestos 33 Atlas 264b Bathurst Sc A 55b Bathurst 4 33b and Pembina 2'i to 70. United FuJ was up four points in light trading to 59.

Senior base metals were mixed to lower In a fractional range with the exception of Noranda, which gained 1 points at 52. Sherrit Gordon lost 35 cents at $6.50. Jun lors were firm but uraniums were mixed to easier. Western oils were strong. TORONTO (CP) Industrials showed few changes from earlier activity today in mid afternoon stock market trading but base metals and western oils gave up a few more top prices to profittaking.

Industrials were featured by pipelines and refining oils. Some steels also were strong. Trans Mountain' Jumped 3V4 points to 128 McColl-Front 704b Mexican Light Mb Milton Brick 255b Minn Ac Ont Paper 314b Mont Loce 164b Moore 574 National Drug 104b Nat Drug Pfd 104 Nat Grocers 20b Nai Grocers Pfd 264a Nat Steel Car 264b North Star Oil 134b Ogilvie Flour 31b Ont Jockey Club 2Mb Ontario Steel 224b Orange Crush 255b Page-Hersey Tubes 1074b Penmans 224b Powell River 404b Power Corp Cdn 664b Price Bros 534b Russell Ind 104b Sask Cement 275b Shawinigan 844b Sicks Brew 214b Silknit 174b TENDER Tenders will be received by the un dersignrd to 6 o'clock p.m., Saturday, April 6th, 1957 for the purchase of tha following school buildings: I. ALBERMARLE SCHOOL 94 nnlqa south Rosetown on High wav No 4. 3.

GARVAGH BARN 16x24. GAKVAGH TEACHERAGE 1 16x18) and site, 4 miles south of Plenty. 3. OAKENSHAW BARN U4x24, toilets, shed '12x14) and site, seven miles south of Plenty, Sssk. 4.

WINONA BARN and lumber -34 miles north of Herschel, Sask. ft. CREST SCHOOL 5 miles south, miles west of McGee, Sask. 6. M1LDEN TEACHERAGE No.

3- In Village of Mllden, Sask. Bids are to be marked TENDER- highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. H. E. Schiltz, Secretarv-treasurer, Rosetown School Unit No.

43, Rosetown, Sask. 4-5-0 Beatty Bros Bell Tel 54b 4440 17b 300 520b 370b 65b 760 72b 620 16b 219b Bowater Pfd 43b Blue Crown Brltalta Calgary (k Edm. Calvan Can. OH Lands Cdn. Admiral Cdn.

Atlantic IT-. Cdn. British Emp. Cdn. Devonian Cdn.

Fortune Cdn. Homestead Cdn, Husky Cdn. Petro Pld. Cdn. Pipeline Cdn.

Willlston Canadusa Brazilian Brit Amer Oil B.C. Forest 94b 474 114b B.C. Packers A 154a TENDERS MEDICAL RESEARCH BUILDING SASKATOON, SASKATCHEWAN Sealed Tenders will be received at the Office of the Business Manager, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon until 3:00 pm. Mountain Standard Time, Wednesday, April 24, 1957 for a Medical Research Building at the University of Saskatchewan. The work consists of reinforced concrete frame building with field stone exterior of approximate dimen aions 80x128 feet on basement and ground floor.

Pile foundations are by previous contract although some ad diUonal tunnel work is included in this contract. Each tender shall be accompanied by a cert. fled cheque in tha amount of five per cent 5sfc) of the tender price to be replaced with a Guaranty Bond as specified. Drawings, specifications, forms of tender and instructions to bidders mav be obtained from the Office of 1ZUMI ARNOTT AND SUOIYAMA, Architects and Engineers, 2151 Albert Street, Regina, Saskatchewan. A returnable deposit of thirty dpllars is required for each complete or partial set of plana.

The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. J. Pringle Business Manager University of Saskatchewan. 4-5-c James Richardson Se Sons, Canada Building, Saskatoon Tharsday, April 4 1067 11 a.m, Donalda 14b ......2475 310b 260b 68b Tfiob 300b 174b 354b Simpsons Std Paving East Malartic Crockshutt Plow Cons Ac Cons Paper Consumers Gas Corby A Crown Zetletbach 474b Crows Nest Pass 225b Dist Corp Seag MM 284 Dominion Bridge 224b Dom Fndry Steel 264 Dom Glass 544b Dom Steel Ac Coal 214 Dom Stores 44b Dom Tar Ac Chem 114 Dom Textile 84b Dupont of Canada 184b Eddy Paper 50b Famous Players 14 Fannv Farmer 18b Fed Grain A 28b Fed Grain Pfd 354b Florida Canada 655b Ford Mtr Can A 94b Foundation 234b Fraser 29b Gatineau 28 4 Gen Bakeries 500b Gen Motors 374b Gen Steel Waree 7b Goodyear Tire 171b Great Lakes 42b Great West Coal A 687 Great West Corl 637b Great West Sadd 18a Gvp Lime Ac Ala Harding Carpets 64b Hayes 27 4b Hinde Ac Dauehe 42b Howard Smith 34 4b Imperial Oil 52 Imp Tobaceo 114b Indus Accept 244 Inland Nat Gas 9 Ini Bronze 11.87b lnt Metal A 38b Int Nickel 1014b Int Paper Int Pete Int Utilities Laura Secord Loblaw Cos A Loblaw Cos Loblaw Pfd MacMillan A MacMillan Maple Leaf Massey Harris 94b 514 554b lR4b 17b 17 424b 274b 304 7b 64b 36b 11b ..1168 18b 136 1187b 78 10 Acadia Uran. Akaltcho Alba.

Exp). Algom. Uran. Amal. Larder Anecon Anglo Huron Anglo Rouyn Apex Con.

Eastern Mining Eider Gold El Fen-Rey El-8ol Eureka Expl. Alliance Fa Icon bridge Canso Nat. Gas Can so Oil Pro Central Leduc 870 Century 1 9 4b Charter 355b Commoil 275a Commonwealth 400b Cons AHenbee 13b Cons Fast Crest 50b Cons Mic Mac 515 Cons Peak 94b Cont. Potash 77b Daerlng Expl. 28b Del Rio 625 Devon Palmer 260 Dom.

Minerals 14 Dome ExpL 1225 Duvex Oil 20b Edoran lib Fargo OU 4R0b Fort St. John 630b General Pete 530b B.C. Packers C. Power B.C. Telephone 43b Brown Co 154b Bruck Mills A 64b Bruck Mills 225b Building Prod 33b Burlington Steel 14b Burns Com 104b Burrard A 64b Can Cement 254b Can Cement Pfd 26b Can Ac Dorn Sugar 234b Canada Iron 38 Can Malting 51b Can Packers A 37b Can Packers 364b Can Steamship 25b Can Steamship Pfd 12a Can Vinegars Can Wire Cdn Brew Cdn Bronze 274b Cdn Canners 14b Cdn Celanese 124b Cdn Celanese Pfd 29a Cdn Chem Sc Cell 74b Cdn Dredge Dock 18b Cdn Fairbanks 21a Cdn Food Prod 325b Cdn Gen Elec Cdn Industries M.

18 Cdn Loco 22a Cdn Marconi 340b Cdn Oil Co 30 Cdn Par Railway 324 Frobisher Galkeno Gatwin Genex Steel Co of Cda 62 4b Taylor Pearson 94s Taylor Pear Pfd 10 Toronto Elev 19b Traders Fin A 364b Union Gas of Can 724b United Corp A 274b United Corp 224b United Steel 144b Walker Gooderham 704 Webb Ac Knapp 365b Westeel 174a West Can Brew 26b West Groc A 34b Geo Weston Pfd 91b York Knitting 60a MUTUAL FUNDS All Can Div 5.60 Ail Can Comp 6 24 Cana Fund 36.61 Cdn Invest Fund 9 75 Corp Invest 9 22 Grouped Income 4.17 Growth Oil 6c Gas 9.75 Intest Mutual 11.05 Mutual Accum 7 17 Mutual Income 5.52 Timed Invest 5 10 Trans Can 6.50 Giant Yk. Area 80b Arjon 13 Ascot Metals 11 Atlaa Yk. 10b Atlin-Ruffner 86 Aumacho 33b Aumaqua 13b AAunor 165b AvIUbona 8b Bankeno 36 Barnat 37b Barvue 57b Barymln Expl. 66b Bane Metals 60b Baska Uran. 35b Beattie Duq.

131b Beaucagt 140 Beavarlodge 27b Belcher 303 163b Bethlehem Cpr. 340b Goldale Goldcrest Goldfields Uran, Golden Man Graham Bous Grandinea Gulch Gunnar Gwillim Hard Rock Hasaga Headway RL. Heath 83b Receipts for the past 24 hours amounted to 422 cattle, 14 calves, 55 hogs. Summary 122 cattle, nine calves sold to 11 o'clock. Cattle market considered steady with yesterday.

Fairly high percentage of stockers and feeders Included in this mornings offering. Slaughter cattle Choice steers 18.00-18.50, good 16.50-17.75, me dium 15.00-16.00, common 11.25- 14.50. Good heifers 15.00-15.25, one choice 16.50, few baby beef heif ers 16.10-16.25, medium 12.50-14.50, common 9.75-12.00, Good cows 11.00-12.00, medium 9.50-10.50, common 7.50-9.00. One good bull 11.25. Replacement cattle Good steers 16.00-16.30, no tops, cpmmon kinds 12.75-15.00.

Calves One good veal calf 21.00, good heavy calves 19.25, common 13.00-15.00. Hogs Grade A hogs 26.50, sows 15.25-16.25 liveweight. PRINCE ALBERT PRINCE ALBERT Moderate receipts, mostly medium to good quality slaughter classes steady choice steers 18.00 to 18.50, good 17.00 to 17.50, medium 15.00 to 16.50, common 12.00 to 14.00, good to choice heifers 16.00 to 16.75, medium 14.00 to 15.00, good cows 10.50 to 11.00, good bulls 10.50 to 11.00, replacement cattle firm, good feeder steers 15.00 to 16.00, common and medium 12.00 to 14.00, stock heifers 10.00 to 12.00, hogs steady, grade; A 26.50, sows 15.00 to 16.00 live weight. SOUTH ST. PAUL SOUTH ST.

PAUL, Minn. (AP) Cattle calves all slaughter cattle active and strong to 50 higher than' Wednesday; good and choice steers and heifers generally showing 50 cent advance; good and choice steers and yearlings 19.50 21.50; good and choice heifers 18.50-20.50; utility and commercial cows 12.50-14.50; cutter and utility bulls 13-15; veal-ers steady to strong; good and choice 20-24. Hogs active; barrows and gilts fully 50 higher; soots up more; sows 50 higher; U.S. 2 and 3 190-260 lb barrows and gilts U.S. 1, 2 and 3 sows 15 Sheep all classes fully steady; small lots good and 90-105 lb fed wooled lambs 23-24; cull to choice slaughter ewes 4.50- 8.00, Cdn Vickers 29Vb Massey Harris Pfd Holllnger Hoyle TENDERS FOR GRID ROAD CONSTRUCTION Sealed Tenders for construction of pproximately six 6) miles of Grid Road, addressed to the undersigned and marked "Tender for Grid Road Construction" will be received in the office of the Secretary-Treasurer until o'clock P.M., M.S.T., Friday, May 3rd 1957.

Road Is to be constructed, according to engineering design, and must pass Government Grid Road inspection. Specifications, estimates and tender forms may be obtained from the undersigned. Each tender must be accompanied by a certified cheque made out to the undersigned In the amount of $500.00. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. K.

H. Ketcheson, Secretary-treasurer, R. M. of Arm River No. 252, DAVIDSON, Saskatchewan.

4-9-c 31b 9b 336 36b loib 12b 90 7b 515b 90b 10b 8b 10b 990b 9b 54b Bevcon Bible Yk Bleroft Uran. Bldcop Black Bay BouscadiUao Bouzan Boymar Bralome Brnulan Reef Brunhurat Brunaman Brunaton Brunswick Buffadison Campbell Chib Campbell RL, UNLISTED STOCKS James Richtrdson Ac Sons, Canada Building, Saskatoon Thersday, April 4. 1957 11 a.m. Indian Lake Inspiration Int. Ranwick CANADA SEALED TENDERS addressed to th undersigned, and endorsed "TENDER FOR WHARF EXTENSION.

YELLOWKNIFE, N.W.T., will be received In the office of the Secretary, until 3.00 p.m. (E.D.S.T.) WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1957. Plans and specification can be seen and forms of tender obtained at tha Office of the Chief Engineer, Department of Public Works, Ottawa, Ontario, at the office of the District Engineer, Department of Public Works, P.O, Box 488. 10018 105th Street, Edmonton, and at the Post Offices, at Yellowknife, Fort Smith and Hay River, N.W.T, To be considered each tender must be accompanied by a security in tha form of a certified cheque or Bonds specified In the form of tender and made on the printed forms supplied by the Department and in accordance with the conditions set forth therein. The Department, through the Chief Engineers office (H.

6c or through the undersigned, or through the office of the District Engineer at Edmonton, will supply blue-prints and specification of the work on deposit of a sum of $20.00 in the form of CERTIFIED bank cheque or money-order pavable to the order of the RECEIVER GENERAL OF CANADA. The deposit will be released on returq of the blue-prints and specification in good condition within a month from the date of reception of tenders. If not returned within that period the deposit will be forfeited. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ROBERT FORTIER, Chief of Administrative Services and Secretary.

Department of Public Works, Ottawa, March 29, 1957. Gen. Pete A Great Plains Grt. Sweetgrass Gildoll Hlghcrest Highwood Hi Tower Home Oil 'A' Home Oil Inter Prov. Pipe Jupiter Kroy Liberal Long Island Marigold Medallion Merland Merrill Pete Mid West Gas Mill City Monarch National Pee New Bristol New Brit.

Dom New Chamberlain New Cont. New Davies New Gas Expl New Ranchmens New Superior Northcal. North Cdn. Oil Northland Oil Oil Selec. Okaita Pac Pete Pan Western Parker Pembina Petrol Ponder Provo Gas Propane Cr.

Reality Oil 505b 4250b 135 950b 32b 31b lioob 1875 5600 248b 91 258 17 284b 425 77b 1525b 380b 39 114a 400b 70 215 250b 65 25 190b 64b 245b 51b 525b 62b 16 285 2275 44b 537b 68 102b 60b 325 69a 44 Jaye Expl Jetllcoe Joburke Joliet Que. Jonsmlth Jowsey Kerr Addison Kirkland Hudson Labrador Harker Goldmaquc Golddyke Gov Gold Grd Chib Hg Young Hnmefault Hotstone Hucamp Cdn. Astoria 15b, Cdn. Dyno 343 Cdn. Thorium 9 4b 35b Candor Can, Erin Can.

Met. E) Expl. 490 Cassiar Asb 760 Cent Patricia 317 10b lib 30 39fib Cent. Pore. Chesklrk Chestervllle Chib Jaculet TENDER Applications are invited for the operation during the summer season of 1957 of the Poplar Beach Cafe and Dancehall at Wakaw Lake.

(May be leased separately). Full particulars may be had from the undersigned on or before April 8, 1957. E. G. BRUNYANSKI, Wakaw Lions Club, Wakaw, Sask.

4-8-c Jean Lake Jerome Kamlnc Kb Mining Kenda Pete Kenog Laionge La rum Lake Expanse Lake Renzy Lower Can Lun Echo Lynwatin Lake Osu Lake Shore Lake Wasa Lamaque Leitch Lexindin Little Long Lac Lorado Louvincourt Lyndhurst Lvnx Yk. Macassa MacDonald MacFie Expl. McLeod Cock. Madsen RL Magnet Cons, Majortrans Malartic Gold Richwell Pete 175b Royal Cdn 14 Royalite 1700b Sapphire 163 Scurry Rainbow 325b Chib Kavrand 35b Chimo Cold 115b Cobalt Cons 45 Cochenour Wlllana 105b Coldstream Cpr. 144 oniagaa 304b Con-Key Mng 38b Conro Dev 17b Cone Bellekeno 26b Cons Beta Gamma 16b Cone Calllnan 35 Cons Denison 2387 Cons Denison Cons Discoveary 300b Cons Fenimore 243b Cons Halliweil 91 Cons Howey 330b Cons Morrison 26b Cons Mosher 45b Cons Negus 20b Cons Nicholson lib Cons Northland 92b Cons Pershcourt 16 Cons Red Poplar 19b Cons Regcourt 129 Ask 2 10 12 6 6 7 3 10 34 13 7 6 9 8 16 10 3 14 8 8 43 4 11 no 15 12 22 15 8 5 7 6 3 12 24 13 9 9 18 15 10 5 3 6 6 9 9 17 6 3 13 7 26 40 30 5 8 Bid Abenakis 1 Abeta 8 Advance 10 Alex Rl 44 Am a Kirk 4 Anabar 3 Anamaque 14 Anuwon 6 Arctic 24 Atlas Chib 16 Bea Con 4 Belfast 3 Blue Grass 7 Br McDade 6 Bracemaque 13 Braminco 8 Bright 2 Bruce Presto 12 Brunette 6 Camlaren 4 Comp Island SB Camray 2 Can Rad 8 Cn Mag Cda All Metals 12 Cn Man 10 Cent Hill 18 Cara) 10 Cheilew 8 Clinger 3 Cltx Columbiere Columinda Comstock Cons Cop Conecho Cons Harper Cons Vauze 74 Cordell 12 Crackingstone 12 Craibbe 8 Croydon 3 Derlac 1 Despina 4 Destoradp 4 Dom Ex 7 Dunvegan 7 Durham 15 East Lund 4 Echo Ind 1 El Bon 10 Farcroft 5 Fatima 23 Forty Four Galloway Chib Gan Cop 3 Gateway 6 4-5-c Sec.

Freehold Select Share OH S. W. Pete Spooner Stanwell Sturgeon Trans Emp Trans Mountain Trans Prairie Triad Oil 420b 12ttb 40b 70b 78 15 248 12400b 2350 825b NOTICES Maritimea Maybrun McIntyre McKenzie RL. McMarmac Merrill Meta Milliken Lk Mining Corp Min-Ore Mines Turner Valley United Vandoo Vulcan 34 BOND PRICES Supplied by the Investment Dealers Association of Canada 33b 315 15b 55b Main Oka Man echo Malien Rl Martin Bird Maree Mate Yel McCualg McFinley Miles Rl Millkirk Mindust Mt Keno Montco Murky Murmac Nat New New Met New Aug New Insco New Redwood 7 Wew Walcoro 2 Nickel 15 Nickel Lake 5 Nicoba 14 Nlptron 23 Norbeau 75 Norcourt 2 Norford 1 Normar 1 Novell Oceanic 290 8 Wayne Pete Wespac Pete West Decalta West Lease West Mavglll 132b Yankee Canuck 124b 32b 35 280 560b NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the estate of William Oliver Martin, late of the city of Saskatoon, in the province of Saskatchewan, retired farmer, deceased. All 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 20th day of April, A 1957.

KENNETH F. CLEALL Unity. Saskatchewan, Solicitor for the executor, RUSSELL CUFFORD MARTIN, 4-5-c-s Moneta Multt Min Nama National Expl, Nesbitt Labine 44 10 15 3 10 9 18 7 17 25 85 4 3 3 2 310 5 11 4 4 6 17 12 19 32 .41 550 1150 1775 72 7 12 Wadge 2 Wesley 9 Westall 2 West Rl 3 West Wasa 4 Davidson 16 Blind Riv 7 Jahala 18 Lee Gordon 28 West Coast 404 oils B.C. OU 475 Cdn Delhi 1125 Cdn Sup ....1725 Harvest 69 Paige 5 Old Smok 10 New Athona New Bidlamaq New Calumet DOW JONES p.m. Industrials 477.23 off 1.03 Ralls 145 46 up Utilities 7L67 up .06 New Delhi BIRTHS RATES INVITATION TO TENDER TOWN OF HUMBOLDT, SASKATCHEWAN Sealed tenders with the word "Ten der" enfaced on the envelope will be received up until 5.00 o'clock p.m Mountain Standard Time, April 16th.

1957, at the office of the Town Clerk in the Town of Humboldt, Saskatchewan, for the construction of Extensions to the Water Distribution and Sewage Collection Systems, consisting of the following: (a) Supply and installation of approximately 6,500 lineal feet of 6 cast iron water pipe and all necessary valves, hydrants and fittings; (b) Supply and installation of approx imately 6,400 lineal feet of 8 and 10 V.C.T, sewer pipe and con struction of manholes and appurtenances; (c) Supply of materials and installation of approximately 60 Service Connections; Plans and' speclficatlans may be examined at the offices of the Con suiting Engineer snd copies of same may be obtained by a bona fide ten derer at the Engineer's office for deposit of $25.00. This deposit will be refunded following the return of plans and specifications and the submission of a tender. When a Con tractor fails to submit a tender, his deposit will be refunded only If the plans and specifications have been returned prior to the date for closing of tenders. A certified cheque for 1(K of the Tender amount plus a letter of- con sent signed by a Surety Company or a bid bond for 50 of the Tender amount must accompany each tender. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

J. E. Cameron, Town Clerk, Town of Humboldt, HUMBOLDT, Saskatchewan. ASSOCIATED ENGINEERING SERVICES Consulting Engineers, 2233 South Railway REGINA, Saskatchewan. April 2, 1957.

4-5-c-S MARKET BRIEFS GRESCHUK NICK AND EILEEN (nee Birbbey) are proud to announce the arrival of their daughter, Leanne Mary on March 21 at University Hospital, Dr. Crocker in attendance. 4-5-c DEATHS LONDON STOCKS LONDON (Reuters) A firm undertone was maintained in the London stock market today though business was restricted by the approach of the budget. Several good features emerged from selective sunport. Government securities opened fractionally easier and later steadied at the lower level.

Peruvian and German bonds were dull In the foreign section, Chileans reflected the political upheaval in that country. Rails were irregular. Gains predominated among industrials but movements were mainly small. Stores were in demand. Many of the miscellaneous leaders.

including Hudsons Bay, were better but shippings were dull. Oils opened frm but profit-taking reduced earlier gains. Dollar stocks reflected the further overnight improvement on Wall Street with Canadian issues favored. BORUCK THE DEATH OF MR. AN-diew B.

Boruck, age 51, of 276 East 48th Vancouver, B.C.. occurred in a local hospital on April 3. Surviving are his son Reggie of Battle Lake, one daughter, Mrs, Butcher of Saskatoon; two brothers, John Boruck of MacDowail, and Peter of Mont Clemens, U.S. also eight grandchildren. He was predeceased by his wife in 1029.

Mr. Boruck was born in New York City and came west to Saskatchewan and resided at Hafford. Sask, until he moved to Vancouver in 1931, Harron Brothers gre in charge of funeral arrangements. 4-5-c NEW YORK STOCKS NEW YORK (AP) The stock market drifted a little lower in late afternoon trading today. Rails held up well but most industrial groups showed small losses.

Steels, motors, metals and airlines were lower. Chemicals and aircrafts were mixed. Building material shares held steady. Metals generally were lower. Included among the rising Canadian stocks McIntyre and Aluminum ahead 2 and Vi respectively.

Dropping were International Nickel, off Walker Gooderham Granby Mining Vt and Dome Mines Rising Canadian issues on the American Stock Exchange included Brazilian Traction, up and Sapphire Petroleums, ahead 1-16. Lower were Fargo Oil, down Eureka, Preston East Dome and Scurry-Rainbow Oil, each off 1-16. James Richardson and Sons Tharsday, April 4, Star-Phoenix Want Ad Rates: Four Cents Per Word Per Day Six Consecutive Insertions for the Price of Five Minimum Count 10 Words Per Day Minimum Charge 40c Per Day Initial letters, count as one word. Where 10 point or large type is desired by the advertiser, the rate per word is 8c per day. Minimum count 10 words, 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 classl fled type the charge is 48c 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. City advertisers must pick up box replies at the Star-Phoenix office. NOTICES Births, 91.50, Marriages and Deaths, In Memoriams, Engagements, Cards of Thanks, etc.

Rates $2.00 per insertion of 10 lines or less, extra line of five words each 20c per line. Display Advertising SCHEDULE OF COPY ACCEPTANCE 12 NOON DAILY AS FOLLOWS: MONDAY for Wednesday's Paper TUESDAY for Thursdays Paper WEDNESDAY for Fridays Paper THURSDAY for Saturday Paper FRIDAY for Monday 8 Paper FRIDAY for Tuesdays Paper In Prince Albert Advertising Copy may be left with the Northern News Agency WANT ADSACCEPTED 8.30 a.m, to 5 p.m. Dally Monday to Friday Closed All day Saturdays, Sundays and Holidavs JUNOP THE DEATH OF CHARLES August Junop, age 76 years, of 1107 Broadway Avenue, formerly of Delisle, occurred in a local hospital on April 2. The funeral service will be held on Friday, April 5. at 1.30 p.m, from McKague's Funeral Home, conducted by Rev, W.

Smiley. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Caroline Junop, 1107 Broadway Avenue; four daughters, Mrs. J. W.

(Marguerite) Chovin, Vanscoy, Mrs, J. (Mildred) Rutledge, Saskatoon, Mrs. W. (Winnifred) Kielo of Delisle, and Mrs, H. i Loren a) Douglas of Laura, also 12 grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs.

Louise Lulloff and Mrs. Annie Lulloff, both in Ontario; six brothers, Sam of Asquith, Fernie of Delisle, Christie. Robert, Fred and Herman, all in Ontario. Mr. Junop came to the Delisle district more than 45 years ago, coming to Saskatoon five years ago to make his home here.

Burial will be made in the family plot in Hillcrest Memorial Gardens. 4-5-c WINNIPEG GRAIN WINNIPEG (CP) Trade was generally quiet on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange today with little evidence of aggressive commercial demand in coarse grains, -yvith the possible exception of flax Export houses were buying flax in recessions r.nd there was some spiling by American interests. Prices were irregular. Oats and barley trading was mostly domestic with some shipping support in connection with feed orders. Barley trading in connection with overseas marketing was attributed to resale of a cargo for the United Kingdom.

Prices of oats and barley were inclined to ease. Rve quotations showed firmness on occasion with some lieht buying. Overnight exports of Canadian wheat included: United Kingdom 720.000, Janan 530,000, Belgium 400.000, Switzerland 565,000, Peru 360.000 and a small lot to Guatemala. TORONTO AVERAGES 2 m. TnAii'tHalt 461 66 UD 2.33 Gold 76 96 UO .47 PBe Metals 271 94 off Western Oils 173.79 off .05 674 424b 564 1774 664b 464 14 73 45 70b ia.j4b 57 4b 23141 WANT AD PHONE WANT AD PHONE Her Stairivay To Divorce, MONTREAL (CP)-The Cana-dian-Italian Businessmens Association will ask the federal government next week to reduce tariffs on Italian goods and bring them into line with rates on British merchandise, J.

A. Garofolo, association secretary, said today. He said the association would like the reductions to apply on merchandise to be imported for a giant Italian exposition, planned for Montreal next year. It was hoped the reductions would be permanent, PORT ARTHUR (CP) James R. Clark, vice-president of the New York office of Dominion Securities Corporation, a Canadian firm, Wednesday urged Canadian municipalities not to go to the United States market board for bond issues unless the issue was too large to be placed in Canada.

Mr. Clark has been calling on provincial and municipal leaders on a cross-country tour of most Canadian provinces. In commenting on capital investment in Canada, he said that the investment has been carried on almost entirely by Canadian financing. Despite the fact there has been some $55,000,600,000 of capital investment in Canada since 1946, only 10 per cent of that money has come from the foreign markets, he said. Mr.

Clark said the Canadian bond market has shown a remarkable disinterest in serials and prefers sinking fund term bonds. TORONTO (CP) Great Lakes Power Corporation Ltd. and its subsidiary, Great Lakes Power Co. had consolidated net income in 1956 of $679,253 compared with $485,566 in 1955. Net profit per share, after providing for preference share dividends, was $1.46 compared with 97 cents.

OTTAWA (CP) The Bank of Canada interest rate this week declined to 3.94 per cent from 3.95 last week, the central bank renorted today. The rate is fixed at one-quarter of one per cent above the week's average yield for treasury bills, which declined to 3.69 from 3.70. OTTAWA (CP) Government of Canada deposits increased to $54,188,000 in the week ended April 3, the Bank of Canada reported today in Its weekly financial statement. Chartered bank deoosits increased $39,430,000 to f560.108.000 while notes in circulation increased $10,932,000 to Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned until 2.00 p.m. Mountain Standard Time on Tuesday, April 23, 1957, on the following project: The construction of the sibgrade on the section of No.

15 Highway from Punnichy to its Junction with No. Highway, a distance of approximately 10.63 miles. Excavation quantities ap proxlmately 239,000 cubic yards Amount of deposit with tender Three Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($3, 500.00). Ail cheques submitted as deposits are to be certified and made payable to the order of the Deputy Minister, Department of Highways and Transportation. Copies of plans, specifications and form of tender may be obtolned 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 Stan dard Time on Tuesday, April 23. 1957 The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. L.

T. HOLMES, Deputy Minister of Highways. REGINA, Saskatchewan. Annl 4, 1957, 2017 4-5-c-s SUBSCRIPTION RATES MAIL RATES IN CANADA I year $12.86 6 months 6 50 3 months 3.50 1 month 1.50 To United States and Great Britain 1 month 2 80 3 months 5 00 6 months 8 50 1 year 15 80 II i.m. All Chem Ac Dye American Can American Smelt Amer.

Tel. Sc Tef. Anaconda Bucyrus Erie Celanese Corp Cbryslrr Corp Conn. Edison Douglas Atr Dupont Ford Mot. of Amer.

Gen. F.lec Gen. Foods Gen. Motors Goodvear Tire Int. Harvester Int.

Utils Johns Manville Kennecott Loews Inc Nor. Pacific Penn Railway Protor At Gamble Radio Corp Republic Steel Sears-Roebuck Shell Oil Socony Mobil South Pacific Sperry Std. Oil of Calif Stdn. OH of N.P Swift Ac Co. Txa Corn Union Carbide Union Pacfuc United Aircraft U.S Rubber Westlnghouse Woolworth KING THE DEATH OF MRS.

MONA King, age 47 years, of Asquith, occurred In a local hospital on April 1, 1957. The funeral servlre will be held on Friday, April 5, at 2.00 from the Chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home, conducted by Rev. Lloyd Agr.cw. Surviving are: her husband, H. B.

King; four sons, Kenneth, Chatham, Douglas, Edmonton, Keith, Moose Jnw and Gordon, at home; six brothers also survive. The late Mrs. Xing was born in Nova Scotia. She came west to make her home in Saskatoon 34 years ago and had resided in the Asquith district sinca 1628. Mrs.

King had taken an activa interest in many community activi-' ties. Interment will take place in Hillcrest Memorial Gardens. 4-5-o TORONTO (CP) Shell Oil Company of Canada Ltd. will build a $1,000,000, plant for the manufacture of epoxy type resins, alongside its present Montreal east chemical plant. W.

M. V. Ash, president, said the plant first of its kind in Canada will produce enough of these resins to supply Canada's present and anticipated future demands. The resins, made from petroleum, are finding a variety of uses in industry, the announcement says. They produce surface coatings which combine easy application with remarkable hardness, gloss, washability, adhesion, wear resistance and flexibility." NEW YORK (CP) Acquisition by Canadian Homestead Oils Limited.

Calgary, of the entire caDital stock of Pennant Drilling, in exchange for 850,000 shares of its own stock, has been approved, it was announced Wednesday night. The approval was given by di rectors of Canadian Homestead and stockholders of Pennant Drilling. The transaction will give Crescent Corporation (formerly Deep Rock Oil Corporation), Tulsa, the principal stockholder of Pennant Drilling, a substantial stock interest in Canadian Home stead, which has production from proven oil reserves in Alberta and Saskatchewan. A statement said the acquisition also will provide Canadian Homestead with an additional cash flow, estimated to exceed $400,000 this year, which will permit greatly increased development activities. VANCOUVER (CP) British American Oil Co.

Ltd. Wednesday announced plans for construction of a new "multi-million dollar" refinery at Port Moody, near here. The refinery will be located on a 400-acre site adjacent to the depot; will have a dally capacity of 20.000 barrels; is scheduled for completion in late 1958; and will emnloy about 175 people. It will, the company says, be "completely integrated" with topping and vacuum facilities, catalytic cracking, catalytic reforming and alkylation units for production of high octane gasolines, Contract for building the refinery has been awarded to Canadian Kellogg Co. Ltd.

LONDON (CP) Production will start in 10 days on a British version of the Isetta bubble car, claimed to be the world's cheapest four-wheeler. The first 1.000 models produced will be shipned to Canada under an order negotiated by Bernard i g. president of Issetta Motors of Canada. The bubble car, which opens in front. Is one of ix small models to be produced by Isetta of Great Britain Ltd.

The standard sedan version costs 359 17s fid about $9101 in Britain. Isetta officials said the Canadian price would presumably be determined by Canadian dis- ula- TENDERS Rye 1 and 2 c.w 1094 3 c.w 1044 4 c.w 924 Track lo4 Bnrley 1 and 2 c.w., 6 row 1164 5V: 434b 39'ab 77 364 5Bb 464 1174b 184b 42 4b 20H 49b 364 534b 27 814b 554 434b 204 484 574 354b 644b 1104b 274 78 4 41b N4b 61 NOTICE OF TENDER The following concessions are open for tender at the forthcoming Pion-Era, July 1st to 6th inclusive. 2 general concession booths 1 novelty booth 1 pedlar's wagon for drinks Please address your tenders to Pion-Era Concession, West. 1839 11th DETROIT (AP) Love had its ups and downs 44 flights of stairs for a bride-to-be and her fiance. Dorothy McKenzie.

20, gets sick in elevators. Still, she had to appear at the final divorce hearing Wednesday against her first husband, James. The hearing was on the 19th floor of Detroit's City County building. She and Ernest Thompson, 24, trudged up 13 flights of stairs, found they were in the wrong wing, and plodded down to the 10th floor where they could cross over to the other wing. At this point Dorothy gave up and sat down.

Ernest carried her up four more flights before she recovered enough to make the last five flights on her own. Judge Frank B. Ferguson granted the uncontested divorce. Then, free to marry Saturday. Dorothy and Ernest walked down 19 flights where Dorothy still maintained: Elevators and I don't agree.

4 FUNERALS 4-5-c 1 c.w. 2 row 1 feed 2 feed Oata 2 c.w 3 Extra I feed 1 feed 2 feed 3 feed Flax 1 c.w. 2 c.w. 3 c.w. Treck 275 Class Tnt WheaL 1 Northern 168 2 Northern 15 3 Northern 156 4 Northern 146 1144 894 884 714 68T, 684 654 624 544 2794 275 2464 BANK STOCKS James Richardson and Son ARDELL THE FUNERAL SERVICE of John ArdtU, who died on March 29.

was held from the Alliance Church on April 3 at 2.00 p.m., conducted by Rev. Roy McIntyre. Pallbearers were Langford, Leslie, Gordon and Glen MrFarlane, John Hale and George Cunningham. Burial was made in the family plot in Wood-lawn Cemetery. McKague's Funeral Home was in charge of arrangement, 4-5-c Thersday.

April 4. 1957 II a.m. Commerce Imperial Montreal Nova Scotia Roval Toron to-Dom in ion LAKE HEAD QUOTES Frev. Open High Low Close Close 49 494b 504 57 70 444 CITY OF NORTH BATTLEFORD TENDERS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF SEWER AND WATER MAINS Sealed tenders addressed to the City Clerk. North Battleford, Saskatchewan, and endorsed "Tenders for the construction of sewer and water mains' will be received bv registered post until 5.00 p.m.

MONDAY, APRIL 29. 1957. Tenders must be submitted on the blank forms which with plans and specifications can be obtained from the office of the Cttt Engineer on payment of a fee of $10.00 (Ten dollars). Approximate quantities consist of: 0" Sewer main 38)5 Water main (Universal) 1363 BADGER THE FUNERAL SERVICE of Mrs. Bertha Badger, who died on March 30, waa held from McKagues Funeral Home on April 3 at 1 30 p.m., conducted by Canon 8.

A. R. Wood. Pallbearers were JR. Palmer, A.

Blaney, Rod Real. G. H. Gngg, C. J.

Tow ill, W. J. Comrie. Burial was made tn the family plot in Woodlawn Cemetery. 4-5-c 7f4 774 71 934 954 974 714 714 714 944 96 974 71 71 944 98 4 974 714 714 714 944 96 974 ou Mv 71 July 71 7iv, 94 4 July 984 Oct 974 I Flax Mav 277 July 2704 Oct 2694 Ry FUNERAL DIRECTORS 278 271 270 276 1764 2784 2694 27ft4 271-4 2584 2694 271 Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned until 2.00 p.m.

Mountain Standard Tine on Tuesday, April 23, 1057, on the following project: The construction of the subgrade on the section of No. 51 Highway from Springwater to Eagle Creek, distance of approximately 17.4 miles. Excavation quantities approximately 374.000 cubic yards. Amount of deposit with tender Six Thousand Dollars AH cheques submitted as deposits are to be certified and made payable to the order of the Deputy Minister Department 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 davs following the opening of the tenders. Tender will be opened In public In the office of the undersigned at the hour of 3 00 m. Mountain Standard Time on Tuesday, April 23. 1957 The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. L.

T. HOLMES, Deputy Minister of Highways. Regina. April 4, 1957. 4-5-c-s SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W.

A. Edwards. W. Arnold Edwards, Donald W. Somers 341 2nd So.

Teiepbono 5577 xtf Career Opportunity! We Are Looking for Management Material Nationally known firm has excellent opportunities for youn men to be trained in sales and administration. Should have university education and be prepared to accept transfer during training to various locations across the country. Initial training six to eight weeks in Toronto. Starting salary dependent on experience and qualifications. Write stating age, education and experience to Dox 3233 Star-Phoenix 6 Water main (Universal) 31 7T 6 Water mam (Translte) 2053 Bidder shall accompany their tenders with certified cheque made parable to the City of North Battleford for ten per cent of the amount of the Contractors bid In order to be considered.

A guarantee bond In the amount of twenty-five 25rr) per cent of the contract price must be supplied prior to the signing of a Contract. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 11 Killed PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL Funeral Directors and Embulmers Manset G. bmkley. Jack M.

Binkley. William Pearson. 31.1 Third Av North, phone 21241-2 xtf Gator in Setter MIAMI, Fla. (AP) An eight-foot alligator was captured in a storm sewer in a residential northwest Miami section Wednesday as a crowd looked on. Police and humane society agents took the 'gator to the animal shelter.

It apparently had crawled into the sewer from the nearby Miami River, KARS, Turkey (AP) Eleven passengers were killed and six in jured Wednesday when a bus plunged into a ravine near this city on Turkeys mountainous bor- tributors after negotiations with der with Russia. i Isetta representatives, McKAGUES FUNERAL HOME HARRY McKAGUE M. McKag.i, R. j. McKafij, Phoo, 24U1 100 Third Avcnuu, xtl GASCOIGNE, City Clerk.

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