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TELEPHONE 'AT1 TWENTY MEDICAL DOCTORS (Continued from Precedlnn Column) i jEitowtttrnt inttntal Wmi Aius Card of Thanks Mr. Fred Branson and Herbert wish to thank their many friends for the kindness and beautiful floral tributes, special thanks to the staffs of University Hospital. Provincial Mental Institute and Canadian Pacific Express. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 19, 1933 Male Help Wanted (Continued from Preceding Column) Female Sits.

Wanted (Continued from Preceding Column) Dancing Teachers (12) Learn to Dance In "3" Davs! I 1 individual instruction. Miss H. Johnston, Moose Temple, 102 St. Employment Female Help Wanted (16) WANTED experienced wash dress oper ator. Apply 213 Adams Bldg EXPERIENCE! Maid wanted.

Sleep out. Apply 12050 93 St. LIMES wanted to do light sewing at home, good pay. Work sent charges paid. National Manufacturing Dept.

76, Montreal. LADY for housework, middle-aged preferred. Call 10727 93 St. or Ph. 25654.

woman, single, 25-30, pleasant and of fair appearance, to help manage small general store. Conditions sometimes hard and not always rosy. To the right woman future is assured. Box 37 Journal. GIRL for housework or to mind children afternoons.

9912 88 Ave. Male Help Wanted (18) DAIRY couple wanted. Both good milkers. Close in. Good wages to right party.

Write, giving experience, age. nationality, wages expected. Box 212 Journal. OFEICE-Boy ty large firm. Must have good education and knowledge of typewriting.

Apply Box 293 Journal. -MEN needed for sales and service work In rural towns. Good openings with opportunity for advancement. Write to Wear-Ever Brush Company. 11436 95 or apply for particulars Saturday afternoon.

Experienced FIRE 1NM RANCE AGENT WITH connection, to develop small department in established city office. REPLY TO BOX 42 JOURNAL ATTENTION. Salesmen! Easy to earn 025.00 weekly. Sell nationally fam. ous Stetson Shirts, niade-to-mea, sure.

Big repeat business. Write, L. stetson, box 408. Montreal MARRIED couple for dairy farm. Experienced; good milkers.

Separate house. Box 274. Journal. I l.L pay young technical school graduate. Board, room and small WTiges for services.

Box 279. Journal. EXCEPTIONAL opening for medical Doctor in thriving community in Central Alberta. Municipal guaran-tee. Apply Box 7, Ferlntosh.

Alta. A REAL OPPORtUSiTi FOR THE RIGHT MAN! EXPERIENCED grocery man to man age department in local department store. Must be a man of exceptional ability, a keen buyer and a smart and agsressive merchandiser. Remuneration commensurate with responsibility. Apply Box 273 Journal.

WANTED Lumber hauling. Take lumber In exchange for half hauling harges. 9605 82 Ave. Ph. 31180.

DETAIL Salesman wanted by manu facturer. State age, experience and salary expected. All replies confidential. Box 260 Journal. SHOEMAKER wanted.

Must have lots of experience to handle all classes of work. Mike's Shoe Repair, Lloyd-minster. WANTED at Nordegg, Alberta, good Physician and Surgeon, to take over miners' contract. All applications to be received by the undersigned not later than February 28. 1938.

giving qualifications and experience. A Pruett, secretary Nordegg Local United Mine Workers of America. MARRIED or single man, good milker. Steady job, near city. Box 232 Journal.

EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTANT WANTED Must be thoroughly competen and capable of taking full respon sibility of office and staff. On with Lumber experience preferred, Apply giving full details, references and salary expected to Box 230, JournaL Two men wanted as representatives for new British company now opening in Alberta. The first man who qualifies will quickly be promoted as supervisor or manager. Never before has this merchandise been sold in Alberta, although It Is quickly recognized as the leader In its field throughout eastern provinces. No capital required.

We pay office rent, lights and telephone. Apply Box 286. Journal. GILLESPIE, general lurgery. rectal diseases 248 Bilks Bldg Ph 22767 MA (KAY, Dr physician.

Diseases of the heart and chest 509 Tegler Bldg. Ph 22442, 81863 LEITCII and Calder. children's diseases 5)0 McLeod Bldg Ph27412 MORRISII. br Cain-bridge Urinary and skin disease. X-ray and electro-therapy 508 McLeod jlldg MACHETH.

A W. F.Rh Jf surgeon, diseases of women 723 Tegler Ph 26311 10328 121 St Ph. 82065 Dr Harold Diseases of the skin 329 Tegler Bldg Ph 24589-32325 TUCKER. Dr Gordon, specialist genito-urlnary surgery 434 Tegler Ph 25642-3303X VANT. Dr Rosa specialist "maternity, geneacology Blrks Bldg Ph 22217.

32596 OPTICIANS iN.VES.Wm" registered optometrtrt For a complete optical service Ph 22562 Upstairs. 10128 101 St PATENT ATTORNEYS RAMSAY Company registered patent attorneys Canadian and foreign patents Edmonton correspondents. 24 Dominion Bank Chambers REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST THE SCHOOLROOM TAKES IT'S TOLL HAVE your children's eyes examined twice every year. The months of study and reading during the school year place a heavy strain on their eyes. Have faulty vision corrected.

See IRVING KLINE "Where Poor Eyes and Good Glasses Meet" 10117 Jasper Ave. PH. 232(51 Business Service (28) AUCTIONEERS EARL LANVOV, LIVESTOCK AND Countrv suit's a Snechiitv Pits. 71211 and 31781. 11033 87 Ave.

Business Service FURNACE CLEANING YOU It fllrnncA nnri fhimnu vanutint cleaned means economy and safety av. low cost, rn. oneaaen, xsaoe JAPANESE AGENTS GENERAL agents for Japanese manufacturers Nippon Silks. 10075A Jasper Ave PRINTING Reliable Printing Co, Ltd. Ph.

24078 "Good Printing st (he Rieht Price" REPAIRMEN ELECTRIC Clocks repaired. Ira Schragg. 109 (upstairs). Adams Bldg. Ph.

21419. GINSMITH COTTLE 10250 1 1 St. Ph. 22530 ALL makes of phonographs repaired Full stock of parts Jones Cross, next Journal Bldg Ph 24748 Liberty Machine Works, Ltd. SAM NICHOLS.

MGRX Machine Work and Welding All kinds Engine Rebuilding; Gear Cutting 10247 103 Edmonton. Ph. 22048 The "Oxford MacMiie Co. SPECIALIZING IN REBORING, FITTING AND ALL KINDS OP MACHINE REPAIRS 9611 111 Ave. Edmonton, Alia.

TENTS and AWNINGS Awnings Ph. 21763. 10046 102 St. Edmnnlnn Tent Awning Ltd. AWNINGS Ph.

22818. 9921 Jasper. North-West Tent Awning Co. Home Building (29) and MODERNIZATION BUILDINGS-SUPPLIES DRV Spruce Lumber, rough or dressed. Ask us for prices at mill or delivered.

Place your order now for spring building. Peterson Timeu. Alta. Hancock Jones LUMBER CO, LIMITED 10572 101 St. Ph.

21814 FEBRUARY SPECIALS PRICES PER HUNDRED FEET ,4, all lenplns Fir S.tj 3 3' to 7' Fir -Joint $2.55 3' to 7' Cedar V-Joint $2.5 "83 3' to 7 Cedar V-Juint l.4 High Grade Miiphip $1.85 1x6 No. 3 Spruce Hiiplap $1.95 1x3 Special Fir Flooring $3.65 2" Rough Spruce for all outbuilding floors $2.10 MAIL US VOIR REQUIREMENTS FOR BEST PRICE QUOTATIONS P. Manning Lumber Co. Ltd. 10443 80 Ave.

Phone 32051 Cottage Maple Shorts, per 100 bd. feet $3.50 i Cottage Oak Shorts, per 100 bd. feet $3.00 No. 4 Oak Long, per 100 bd. feet $6.00 No.

3 Spruce Shiplap, per 100 bd. feet $1.70 3-ply Fir Veneer Long Sheets, per foot Veneer Cuttings, per sq. ft. 3c Shavings, city delivery, bale 2So Shavings, picked up, per bale 15e PHONE US FOR ESTIMATES Country orders delivered free in load lots up to fifty miles. Longer distances may be arranged.

fie D. Mmittaik LUMBER LTD. Head Office and East Yard 11415 8, Street Phone 2711? West Yard and Factory 154 Street and Stony Plain Road rhone 81144 By Chic Young Lost and Found (6) LOST Leather wallet containing papers, valuable only to owner. Re ward. Ph.

71267. or 24Mi'8 BLACK beaded evening bag lost Wed-liMdayewiinghjaiTJard. LOST Black Dog. Answers to "'Nig' ger. PhL233S0 Reward.

LOST, German Shepherd, femaleTl months; spayed; license 209. Ph. 71831, LOST Lady's gold wrist watch, brase-let strap, between Eastwood High School and Alberta Ave. Ph. 82017.

Reward TIIEfoilowing articles were found on the street cars: Frldav, February IS Lady's wool glove, lady's cloth glove, gent kid gloves, gent wool mitt, magazine, spectacle case, billfold school books, child's glove, st- tlrtnerv. airi a nat. wuu. 71058. Personal (7) MARRY Widow.

43. with nice home car and some money. Also teacners nurses, housekeepers and farmers hundred at others. some with property and means, wish to correspond and marry. Particulars 10c Confidential.

Canadian Corespondence Club, Box 128, Cal gary. Alberta. LONELY ladies and gentlemen. Join mi. -hih refined mem bers.

romantic correspondence strictly confidential. Particulars 10 cents. Western Social Club, Sub PO. 23dmonton.Aita. LEAViNG for Detroit on or before March 1.

Box 283, Journal. LADIES or gentlemen desirous of sc quiring interest in growing manu facturing concern with wide mar. kets and excellent prospects are In. vited to write Box 244 Journal. Mrs.

AverT TF4RDHM Hostess, is at the Sandwich Shop, in the Bank of Commerce Building. 101 St. Teacup reading and fortune by cards. PERSONAL, MISC. (8) O.K.

(Odor Killer), kills refrigerator odors. Price 25 cents. Alberta Charcoal 209 Empire Blk. Ph. 24887.

WEALTHY Sweethearts. Rich and beautiful women, well-to-do doctors and lawyers, others of nearly every description nave joinea our ciua. Whv not vou? Send for free Illus trative Dhotos and descriptions. Jane Fuller Club. Box 797-C, Mil waukee.

Wisconsin. Garlic Pearles SOLUBLE Capsules, pure essential oil of fresh game, no ciaagrecauie uuui nor aftertaste. For arthritis, prostate Gland. Catarrh and other obstinate disorders. An internal disinfectant regulating digestive svstem; excellent safeguard agxinst common colds.

03.00 per 100 (enough for five weeks). At La Pari-ienne Drug 10524 Jasper Ave. SFIRLLLA corset service. Graduate corsetieres. Nellie Berry, Manager.

fa. Tiaw. GUARANTEED watch repairing. Why pay excessive charges. See Fromant, 10359 97 St.

BEDBUGS and Roaches exterminated. Riess Products. 9923 102 Ave, Edmonton. Ph. 26675.

Established 1909. ECZEMA, itch, pimples, impetigo, piles, ulcerated legs. Try Teenjore, Geo. Lee's Chinese Remedy. All department and drug stores.

BUFFALO coats made to measure. Andresen. 10181 100A St. Ph. 28321.

GUARANTEED fumigation. Licensed fumigators. Sure results. B. Cheml-cal Company.

Ph. 822U. MACMILLAN BROTHERS' SERVICE" STATION A FREE Grease Job if we miss fitting. Ph. 81533, 114 St.

and Jasper Ave. MEN! To get vigor, vitality, try raw ovster Invigorators and other stimulants In New Ostrex Tonic Tablets. Tone up worn, exhausted, weakened system. If not delighted with results, maker refunds price. 01.25.

You risk nothing. Call, writ Mer rick Drug Stores, Edmonton. 5,000 Edmonton citizens testify for powder, herbal remedy. Rheumatism, neuritis, arthritis, stomach troubles. Two weeks.

01.50; month, 03.00; two months. 05.00. Druggists, or J. C. Mclntyre, Box 374, Edmonton.

IN Edmonton Welcome to Selkirk Yale Hotels, Central: popular rates. Arrange Your Sleisli Rides Vtlth H. J. MARKS 10718 114 St. Ph.

25438 Beauty Shoppes (10) WANTED, ambitious ladles to learn beauty culture. Tuition fees reasonable. Clean, pleasant and profitable profession, offering many good opportunities to establish your own business. Write or call Marvel Beauty Academy, 10114 Jasper. ARTHUR CROSS, Hair stylist.

Ma- chineless permanents, 05.00. Other specials, 02.50 and 03.50. Shampoo, Fingerwave. 60c. 10169 101 St.

Ph. 22783. Over Walk-Rite. SPECIAL oOsand up. Heatless ma-chine.

Mme. Lamoureux, Mayfalr Beauty Parlor, 511 Tegler Bldg. Ph. 25525. STAR Beauty Parlor, 9544 Jasper Ph.

25284. Guaranteed permanent. 02 GET your appointment now with Myrtle and Maude. Ph. 26214.

GUARANTEED Oil Permanents. up. Arcade Beauty Shoppe. Ph. 22521.

PEGGY'S Permanents. 1.95 up. Ph, 25909. Between Bus Station and Eaton's. MODERNISTIC Beauty tlnctlve permanents, 82 up.

842 Tegler Ph 21362. SPECIAL t7.50 guaranteed oil permanent, complete (3.00; shampoo and finger wave. 50c. Model Hair-dressers, 211 Birks Bldg. Ph, 22512.

FREE Marcel. Finger Wave or ShampooBeautiful Students' permanents s.1.00 up. Beauty Academy, Suite 3. upstairs. 10114 Jasper.

Crown Permanent Specials for $3. Ph. 27217. for 9'i WOODWARD'S featuring machlnelesa permanent waves. Ph.

21202. Dressmakers (11) DRESSMAKING, tailoring, alterations, by experienced dressmaker. 10170 104 St Ph. 27631. DRESSMAKING, ladles' tailoring, alterations, furs, Bon-Ton Furriers, 10050 108 St.

DRESSMAKING, alterations, all kinds sewing, mending. Ph. 27474. 10317 M46t It's not too late to resolve to use Journal Want Ads to buy, sell, rent, or swap. SAMPLE Cards ot Thank are avail able In booklet form.

A copy will be forwarded promptly upon re- Quest. In Memoriam A tribute to the memory of Robert "Bob" Stevenson who passed away February 20, 1936. Always lovingly remembered by his wife and chil dren. In loving memory of the late Anne Prior Gunn who passed away Feb. 19, 1937.

There is a mother who misses you sadly. And finds the time long since you went. And I think of you daily and hourly. But try to be brave and content. From her loving mother Mrs.

C. Prior and Frank and Belle. In loving memory of Peter Stanford RatchfTe, who passed away Feb. 20. 1925.

No one knows the silent heartache. Only those who have lost can tell Of the grief that Is born in ailence. For the one we loved so well. Ever remembered, by his wife. Beth.

May and Florence. In loving memory of Anne Win-nifrcd Gunn, who passed away Feb. 19, 1937. There Is someone who misses you sadly. And finds the time long since you went.

There is someone who thicks of you always. And tries to be brave and content. Gone is the face we loved so dear; Tis sad. but true, we wonder why. The best are always the first to die, Silent the voice we loved to hear.

Fondly remembered by her loving husband, William H. Gunn. BATES for Deaths and Funeral Notices 81.00 for the first 100 words. 10c for each additional seven words Card of Thanks and In Memoriam Notices, with border. 11.50 per Inch; without border.

81.00 for 24 words. 25c each additional seven words. Weddings and Birth Announcements, 81.00 per day. Florists (2) PIKE COMPANY PHONE 22766. evenings 25493.

moral designs at reasonable prices. 10049 Jasper. Monuments (3) One Name One Address Only North West Granite A Marble Co. 8S3J 109 St Ph. 31575 Alberta Granite.

Marble and Stone Co, Ltd, 10702 101 SC Canada's Largest Most Entertainment (4) Saturday lhcrt t. (immunity Kink MvA'lIMi WITH HAND TONIGHT, Ailulti Children I5e BAND StNDAY. 3:00 TO 5:00 Ph. 71:10 Central Rink 112 St. and Jasper Band Tonight, BAND Sl'NDA Phone 23771 WESTMOINT COMMUNITY I.EAGIE Whist Drive and Dance WLSTMOl NT HALL, 10973 127 St.

EVERY SATIRDAY Member Non-Members 35c, Dancing 10-12. 2.V MEREDITH'S ORCHESTRA Follow the Crowds to Loyal Order of Moose whist drive and dance, also 500, 8:00 to 12:00 35c; dancing 10:00 to 12:00, 25c; every Saturday. 38 in voucher from 01.00 to 8 00. Moose Temple 102 south of Jasper. MOOSE ORCHESTRA Edmonton Scottish Society Concert and Dance ALL SAINTS' HALL Saturday, Feb.

19, 8:00 p.m. Admission 33c Refreshments Dancing 10-12, Admission 25c CALLIES ORCHESTRA MOOSE TEfllPLE 10'i Street BINGO (Games on Tuesday) on HALL OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENTS Momlav and Kridavs PH. 22343 C. F. Musicians' Local No.

9 Dance Jamboree Next Monday Moose Temple Orchestras 40 Musicians PRIZES $60.00 Ladies 23c, Gents 33e It's Coming The HUEEICAHE BLONDIE PRACTICAL Nurse will do work of any kind: go anywhere. References. Ph. 21977. EXPERIENCED Stenographer desires work.

Experienced in law and Insurance; also dictaphone operator. Ph. 26253. YOUNG Irish woman with child, three years, wants job. Work in good home, where there are no children.

Box 233 Journal. PRACTICAL Nurse, open for engage ment, mguest reierences. rn. oiuo. EXPERIENCED Seamstress wants wura in mien room, uuiei, nospiuu, City.

Ph. 25918. EXPERIENCED Girl wants day work Sleep out. Urgent. Ph.

82986. TWO young ladies. 28. desire position. Store experience.

Will do anything. No objection to small town. What offers? Box 38 Journal EXPERIENCED Girl wants housework. Ph. 2 1 574.

betwee 5-6. CAPABLE Girl, good cook, wants work in congenial nome. Ph. 32826. EXPERIENCED woman desires house- work bvday orhoiir.

Ph. 33780. EXPERIENCED Stenographerdeslres work Immediately. will go anywhere. Box 247 Journal.

EXPERIENCED, reliable girl desires work by day. Ph. Rose. 23521 WIDOW wants housekeeping position with gentleman or widower with children. Ph.

31333. GOOD practicafnurse, go anywhere! Recommended by doctors and patients. Ph. 26949. EXPERIENCED girt wants work by any or nour.

pn. 33082. COMPETENT girls desire hour or day work. Ph. 28358.

Reliable. EXPERIENCED woman desires housework, day or hour. Reasonable. Ph. 26818: GIRL wants housework Refe7ence" Ph.

81978. WANT soliciting work at a salary, run at lc per word per day Six days for the price of five. Cash Minimum 10 words, or 30c. Male Sits. Wanted (25) NORWEGIAN farm-hand wants job.

Good teamster. Able to milk. Box 294 Journal. SWEDE, 38. wamlwork-HonStTwTiU lng.

Good milker. Handy with all farm work, machinery. Box 289 Journal. 9113 77 Ave. Lumber smith wants work.

camp black EXPERIENCED young couple wants work on farm, no children. Average wage. Box 276. Journal. EXPERIENCED faun hand.

Irish-Canadian. 24. U'ftntK ntaarfv emnlnu- ment, thoroughly competent. Drive vii.vu ui uuiaeti, reierences. box 287 Journal.

PROJECTIONIST, second class, desires position. Reply, stating duties. salary. BOX 38 journal RELIABLE, young, married man wants to change from present position to one where advancement possible. Present place Ave years.

Accustomed to meeting public. Box 268 Journal. EMPLOYERS! Need a youngman with initiative? Honest, reliable, ambitious. Experience with wholesale, retail grocery business. Excellent references.

Go anywhere. Box 264 Journal. COl i'LE must have work, farm. Man makes harness, carpenter work. Box 261 Journal.

EXPERIENCED truck driver wants work. References. Box 257 Journal. TKITK driver wants position, city" country. Three years' experience.

Ph. 24034. BOOKKEEPER, experienced in wholesale and lumber business, wants position. Box 250 Journal. YOl'NG man, 26, experienced driver, wants work, city, country.

Reference. Box 251 Journal. RELIABLE Carpenter wants work; will do anything. 30c hour. 7450 81 St.

MAN needs work at once. Will do anything. References. Box 245, Journal. TRICK Driver, with truck, wants work delivering in or out of town.

City job preferable. Box 242 Journal. EXPERIENCED Carpenter desireti work by hour or job. Ph. 25938.

NON smoker, likes milking, work in or near city. Ph. 71011. EXPERIENCED carpenter will do repairs, alterations. Kitchen cabinets built.

Ph. 21772. LONG experienced, middle aged couple desire position as janitor. No children; best of reference. Ph.

82860. BUSINESS and professional houses are kindly requested to get in touch with the Canadian Legion. Edmonton Branch No. 1. when requiring the services of a man to fill a vacancy Appointments can be made at the shortest notice.

When you are requiring a man to fill a position please call the Memorial Hall. Ph 25231, between 8:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m.; Ph. 24048 from 6:00 p.m. to 11:00 pm.

WANT soliciting work at a salary run at lc per word per day. Six days for the price of five. Cash. Minimum 10 words, or 30c Professional (27) CHIROPRACTORS C. CRAFTS, D.C., Sp.C.

Chiropractic Specialist Bradburn Thompson Ph 23158 DENTISTS DUN8WORTH, Dr dental surgeon. 242 JiirksBldg. Ph. 25245 DR. Haynes, 214 Empire dentist.

Office MACLACRIN, Dr. D. dentist, 46T-4 Tegler. Ph. 26448.

LAWYERS GRANT. C. K.C., 513 McLeod Bldg, Edmonton. Ph 22677 WOODS, Field, Craig At Hyndman, barristers, solicitors, notaries 814-319 McLeod Bldg Ph. 25147.

MEDICAL DOCTORS ALLIN, E. 8., M.D., F.R.C.S., Eng. General Surgeon, Diseases of Women. 203-4 McLeod Bldg. Ph.

26333-31707 BOULANGER, and QCEHL, E. Drs. Physicians and Surgeons. Oftioi: Boulanger Bldg. Ph 22009 ELLIS, Dr Cordon, specialist genitoi urinary surgery.

711 Tegler. Ph. 21474 GEGGIE, Dr C. general surgery and diseases of women Office: 705 Tegler Bldg Ph. 21628 and 81308.

ICLUMtS IO SANDWICM SOMETHING YOUNG men For a real opportunity see Deforest' ad la Instruction column OPENING tor one man who wants more than a Job. Permanent work, with a real future. Call at Fuller Brush, 351 Birks Edmonton. AGENTS wanted every district selling monuments for largest manufacturers in Canada. Free outfit.

Writ Box 91 Journal. Help Investment (19) WANTED to hear from young shoe re-lair man; have a proposition for one to go into business for himself. Repair outfit and small capital required. Apply Box 7, Jasper, Alberta. Male Help (Inst) (20) YVE have helped hundreds to obtain positions as Letter Carriers, Postal Clerks, Customs Examiners, Clerks, and Stenographers, etc, and can help you.

Write us for proof and free information. M.C.C. Schools, Winnipeg. Oldest In Canada, MEN wanted, to train for well-paying positions in Radio. Sound Picture and Television Industry.

Spare time training by use of motion pictures In your home. Actual shop work Included. Organization affiliated with leading manufacturer. We select only sincere, mechanically Inclined men, because we recommend them for good lobs. State age, education, present occupation, phone.

De Forest's. Box 133. Journal. MEN FOR DIESEL ENGINES Men wanted to learn Auto Mechanical, Electrical and Diesel Engineering, now used for trains, busses, trucks, tractors, boats, aeroplanes and autos. Practical training Write or call Hemphill Model Diesel School.

10212 101 St, Edmonton, Head Office, Winnipeg. Salesmen Wanted (21) SALESMEN Fastest selling shoe line for men and women. Nu-Mattc Nailless. Patented comfort features. Free Shoes and selling outfit.

Write today. Superwear Shoe Montreal. LlYE-wlre salesman for city and country for confectionery and specialty lines. Commission bases. State experience and references.

Box 275, Journal. THREE good salesmen needed Immediately. Previous experience pre. ferred but not essential. Super Health, 219 McLeod Bldg.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY Salesman with experience selling retail grocery trade to detail Nationally advertised line on territory Red Deer North. State age, married or single and full details of your experience giving firms" names for reference In first letter. Strictly confidential. Box 295 Journal Agents Wanted (22) AGENTS 100 profit. Sell Benzo Crystals.

Amazing Cpot Remover and Cleaner. 15c pkge. makes a gallon. Everybody wants it. 15c brings sample and particulars.

A. Sc P. Agency, 12 Adams Bldg, Edmonton. AGENTS wanted in every city. Sell Dexter dress and work shoes, sport and service boots.

Also raincoats for men and women. Wonderful values. Free selling outfit. Dexter Shoe Company. Limited.

Montreal. AGENTS sell "DOUGLAS" and "WHITE CROSS" Shoes for men, women and children. Latest styles. No experience necessary. Good commissions.

Write for free selling outfit. The White Cross Shoe Company. Montreal. SELL electric dry-shave razors. Profitable.

M. Bergstrom, Estevan, Saskatchewan. RELIABLE Country Agents for distribution of tickets for Edmonton Optimist Club Annual Grand Carnival. Generous commissions and good prizes. Apply, furnishing references, to Box 246 Edmonton Journal.

Female Sits. Wanted (24) LAttY will do gent's, family laundry. Call and deliver. Ph. 26478.

YOUNG woman desires housekeeping position, city, country. Ph. 83234. before 7. CAPABLE, middle-aged widow, ex perienced, desires housekeeping, city.

Ph. 33287. AUCTIONEERS FURNACE CLEANERS PRINTERS GUNSMITHS MACHINISTS the Same Way WKUU MAKE AN EGG I WANTED BUILDINGS-SUPPLIES (Continued from Preceding Columnl INSULATION jr E'oiiiiiny and Comfort. Wl. tater to the householder and hll nimne reoulrements CLARK LI MBER CO.

LTD, Ph 24IM 109 SL For Quality and Service II' IT'S LUMBER WALLB0ARD BRICK OR CEMENT You'll Save on Every Purchase AT HAYWAM) LUMBER COMPANY LTD. Phone 26155 Edmonlon CONTRACTORS R. II. RAE, building contractor Pres Ph 72785 FLVNN Ornamental plastering ttuc-Ph 25405' Brk 8eneral rwlr- Construction Company. Ltd.

Building repairs, remodeling and alterations Ph. 24441 3 II DECORATORS 4LIUI1 Decorators Papering specialty; painting, plastering. Fireplaces modernized. Repairs. Ph.

32538. PAINTING, papering kalsomlng. re- oesigning neat. Reasonable Guaranteed Ph 26271 HEATING and PLUMBING DOW Scott Plumbing. Heating 10135 105 St Ph 21926 SHEET METAL itlm CM Weather Scan It will save you a great deal of trouble and Inconvenience to have your heating system and sheet metal needs checked before the cold weather.

Give us a call for a free estimate. Guaranteed work by expert workmen. Norwood Sheet Metal W'orku 11508 111 Ave. rh, 52385 Merchandise Articles for Sale (30) VIOLET Ray Lamp, cost 155. Good as new.

No reasonable offer refused. rn. SPEED Skates, almost new. size drop-side couch. Ph.

22541. COMPLETE room furniture. Call and see It. Bargain. 108 Condell Blk.

FINE dry sawdust, carload and truck- Joad Northern Box. Ph. 72771. M.I K. II.

2 new. blacksmith made, 25 00. 9620 110A Ave. (OAL-HOX, four tens, cheap! In good condition. Ph.

27314. GEMMNKR flatbed mimeograph perfect condition, 19. E. Arrol, Boa Accord. SALE FIRST GKADE if nan $1.75 gal.

regular $3.75 $2.55 half reg. $3.05 $1.35 quart, $1.60. Similar Savings on Enamels And All Types of Inside Paints All products on sale are regular branded first grade finishes! Munro's Cnt-Rate Hardware and Auto Supply 4 Doors Wen of Chic Block SINGER Electric Sewing Machine, good condition, 11510 92 St. Ph. 73130.

SALE OF PAINTS, ENAMELS Overstocked on some colors In Kyanize enamels, Lowe Bros, painu and wail colors. To Clear at 50 Discount Buy your spring needs now and save money! THOMPSON HARDWARE CO. LTD. Phone 24447 Opp. Civic Blk.

B. A. KOIR Plumbing, Heating Expert 10530 07 St. Ph. 27558 Complete Stock ot Ruud Water Gas Ranges Stainless Steel Humphrey Radiants English Fireplace Fendtra Mahogany 13-foot Peterboro $-passenger outboard hydroplane speed boat snd 32 P.

4-cyllnder super Elto outboard. Both like new. Equipped with life Jacket, cushions, steering wheel, etc. Originally cost 8550. Any reasonable cash oiler considered.

Box 248, Journal ATTENTION! Farm Light and Power Plant Owners! Here's your chance to get a Thomss A. Edison lighting plant battery that gives you 3 to 8 times longer service thn any lead plate battery on the market. Brighter lights. No repair expenses. Cannot freeze.

Construction entirely ateel and nickel. Sizes 150-450 A.H.; Size 325 A H. 8198 delivered. Unconditionally guaranteed Send for free literature and prices Box 281 Journal JOURNAL BOX REPLIES If your Journal Box Number If listed helnw it means that there are replies to your Want Ad. Present ur box ticket at the Journal office or send 10c and the replies will be mailed.

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George H. Bishop of Edmonton and Waterways. The wedding will take place in First Baptist church on Saturday. March 19. at 7:30 pm.

Rev. C. G. Stone will officiate. Born LKCHE Born to Mr.

and Mrs. Pearson Leche nee Florence Leei at the Holy Cross hospital. Calgary, on February 18. 1938, a son. A BEALT1FCL Souvenir Baby Booklet Is given free to each family announcing a new arrival in this column.

This booklet contains much Interesting Information, weight charts and space for recording Stems you will enjoy reading when baby grows older. Deaths MR. ALFRED JMFS EDWARD MOTTERMIEAU Mr. Alfred James Edward Motters-head of 8923 Si passed away in the city on February 17, at the age of 41 years. He leaves to mourn his loss besides his loving wife, two sons, Edward and Harold, also his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. A. Mottershead. four brothers and two sister, Ernest. George.

James. Edward, Mrs. J. Scott, all of Edmonton, and Mrs. J.

Lome of Fort Saskatchewan. Mr. Mottershead was chaplain ot L.O.OJL No. 250. The funeral service will be held Monday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the Bonnie Boon Baptist church.

Eev. R. F. Filer will officiate. Interment will be made In the Soldiers' Plot in the Edmonton cemetery.

The L.O.O.L. will conduct a service at the graveside. Foster it Mc-Garvey, Ltd, funeral directors. MRS. ALICE ELIZABETH EMM ELL Mrs.

Alice Elizabeth Gemmell. beloved wife of James A. Gemmell of 11418 68 st, passed away in a local hospital February 39, at the age of 64 years. She leaves to mourn her loss besides her loving husband, two daughters and three sons. Miss Myrtle May Gemmell, Edmonton, Mrs.

Regi- Said mason, jicsvuie, iiuuu j. t-- Alexander Edmonton, and James Edmond of LeslieviUe. The funeral service will be held at Foster Sc Mc-Oarvev's funeral chapel. February 23. at 2:00 o'clock.

Res. S. H. Irving will officiate. Interment will be made in the Beechmount cemetery.

Foster McGarvey, directors. RODERICK aRTIIl'R SMITH (M.II.MIHT) Roderick Arthur Smith iSchmidtl, the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith of 10450 78 ave, passed away Friday evening. February 18, at the see of seven years.

He leaves to mourn his loss besides his father and mother, one sister. Carol Joan. The funeral service will be held Monday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock at Andrews Bros. funeral chapel, corner 112 st. and Jasper.

Rev, George Macdonald will officiate. Interment will take place In the Beechmount cemetery. Andrews Bros, funeral directors. MYRTLE CATHERINE MILLEN Mrs. Mvrtle Catherine Mullen, widow of the late Phillip J.

Mullen of Millet, passed away in the city on Thursday, February 17. aged 59 years. She is survived by eight sons. J. R.

of Millet, Robert of Millet, Phillip of Norbuck, Alberta, Leo of Detroit, Joe and Ralph of Lot Angeles. Riley of Portland, Howard ot Caroline. Alberta; two daughters. Myrtle and Catherine of Millet. The funeral service will be held Monday mornmg st 11:00 from the Miliet Roman Catholic church.

Rev. Father McQuaid will officiate. Interment will be made In the South Edmonton Roman Catholic cemetery Hainstock 5s Son, funeral directors. MR. WILLIAM HOPKINS STERLING Mr.

William Hopkins Sterling, of 12331 101 st passed away in the city on Friday, February 18, aged 79 years. He Is survived by his loving wife, two sons. Glen H. Sterling, of Beaverlodge, Alberta; Laurel C. Sterling, of Wembley; and one daughter, Miss Burdene Sterling, ot Edmonton.

Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at o'clock from the chapel of Hainstock Son. Rev. A. K. McMirm will rflinat.

Interment will be made Sa the Mount Pleasant cemetery. Hainstock Ai Son, funeral directors. MRS. ELLEN Hi RST Mrs. Ellen Hurst, beloved wife of George Hurst, of Fallis, Alberta, passed away at her late residence on February 19th, aged 59 years.

She is survived by her husband; one daughter, Mrs. A. W. Barnes, of Edmonton; end two suns, Gerald, of Cadorain, and Clarence, of Fallis. The funeral ser vice will be held on Monday afternoon ot two o'clock at the Roxborousfn Ang- liean church.

Rev. Cortell will officiate and Interment will take place In j. the Roxborough cemetery. Howard McBride, funeral service. I MIL DANIEL W.VKN AIU Mr, Daniel Warwaruk, of Watmh, Alberta, passed awav a lor.U on February 18th, aged 70 years.

He is survived bv his wife; two dough tera. Mrs. P. Kot, of MrTaseart, end Mrs. Ferierak, of Amelia.

Alberta; and four sons. John, ot Halfway Lake-, Nick, of Waugh; Stephen, of Clvde. and Andrew, of waugh. The remains will be forwarded Saturday to Waugh, where Interment will take place. Howard McBride, funeral service.

Funerals Th following name was inadvertently omitted in the list ot floral tributes in the notice of Mr. Altred Tougas: Gainer Lid. MRS. SARAH BRANSON The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Branson 10014 109 st, who passed away In the city Tuesday at the age of 43 ye.irs, was held Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Connelly Me Km leva funeral home.

Rev. August Kraemer officiated. Entombment took place in the Edmonton mausoleum. Mr. and Mrs.

Willie Heine rendered a duet. The pallbearers were Messrs. J. J. Rcurr.

Hubert Esch. J. M. Ma-theson, Pen7.il Lee, J. Batwr and S.

G. Beautiful floral tributes wpre received from: Loving Husband, Son and Mother; Herbert. Mary and Gordon: Mr. Owen Branson. Viking, Alberta: Mrs.

J. Nieman, Genesee; Mr. end Mrs. A W. Johnson.

Genesee; Mr and Mrs. J. Scurr. Melvin and Buddy: Mr. and Mrs.

J. M. Maiheson and Evelyn; Mrs. Annie Craig: the Rosentreter Family; Ernie Jackson; the Mix Family, Leduc; Mr. and Mrs.

J. Skelton, Vancouver; a Friend: Pearl. Jack and Viola Balzer; Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

Reld; Provincial Mental Institute Staff; Marion and Gordon; Brotherhood of Express Employees and Mr. Easton; Ralph Natalie and Bruce Woodhouse: Katie and Lyman; Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Lee and Family: Ous Leonidas; Jack and Mary Gilmore; Arpa and Joe; Mama Mix and Pearle: Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Millward; Mr. and Mrs. Krinke; Mr. and Mrs. J.

Lester Lee: the Driscoll Family; Mrs. E. K. Smith and C. G.

Wlckman and the Girls. Genesee. She leaves to mourn her loss besides her loving husband, rrie son, Herbert: her mother. Mrs, I. CHtek; one sitter.

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