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a a a a a a a WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21, ICHOUSESUNFURNISE SHIP WITH Security SECURITY POOL CARS Cut Freight Costs 25 to WEEKLY SERVICE TO ALL LARGE CANADIAN CITIES THE SERVICE IS BETTER Security Storage Phone 37 171 All Depts. 805 OVERDALE -modern, 6-rmd. H. W.H,.

garage. Rent $50.00 house, 3 a bedrooms, large living-room, 106 ETHELBERT ST. 8-roomed house, 4 bedrooms, hardwood floors, H. W. garage $50.00 CAMBRIDGE-This beautiful home has bedrooms and large library over garage, lovely living-room with open fireplace, 2 bathrooms, central heat, at.

tached Rent $85.00 165 CLAREMONT F.M. 5- rm. large living-room, open tireplace, extra room in basement, heated, H. W. H.

Rent $45.00 159 CLAREMONT NE Norwood 5-rmd. bungalow, extra room in ment, H. W.H., garage. Rent $50.00 C. 8.

GUNN 902 Union Trust 96 351. POSSESSION OCTOBER 1st 498 Beresford 6 rooms $25.00 268 Balfour 4-rm, bungalow $32.50 698 Corydon, 6 rooms $30.00 657 Stella rooms $30.00 780 Corydon rooms $25.00 1981 Portage 6 2 Acres land. Immed. possession $25.00 280 Mountain 11 Two entrances. Suit 2 families) $50.00 NATIONAL TRUST CO.

LIMITED 250 Portage Ave. 95 131 HUNTLEIGH STREET5-room cottage. Hot water heat. WIll reasonable amount of decorating. $27.50.

846 MOUNTAIN Hot AVENUErooms. air heat. Outside newly painted. Will decorate interior. $22.50.

483-STRADBROOK AVENUElarge glazed sleeping balcony. Attached garage, new furnace. Will decorate to suit good tenant. $40.00. The Canada Permanent Trust Co.

29. GARRY ST. PHONE 97 176 232 MUNROE 5 $25.00 225 CLARE 7 rms. $40.00 680 STRATHCONA, 6 rms. $32.50 1862 ROSS 4 Black Armstrong Limited 200 Toronto General Trusts Bldg.

22 394 GUEST TICKET. GOOD FOR TWO, IS held Tribune Office for C. 0. Barker, 55 Green E. Kild, to see The Goldwyn in Technicolor.

and an cast, at the Garrick Theatre. MOVING LARGE COVERED VANS PROMPT. CAREFUL SERVICE REASONABLE RATES BIGGAR BROS. PHONE 42 844 MAIN STREET Approx. 5.000 sq.

feet of space In 2-stoney building and basement, located between Portage and Graham. Suitable for retail store, restaurant, offices and warehouse. Attractive rental. The Canada Permanent Trust Co. 298 GARRY ST.

PHONE 97 173. 626 RIVER 7 rooms 560.00 204 CORDOVA 5 rooms $47.50 151 KINGSTON ROW, rooms $45.00 725 ALEXANDER 6 $22.50 341 EDMONTON 10 rooms $55.00 329 VAUGHAN 10 rooms $45.00 743 RATHGAR 5 rooms $20.00 Oldfield, Kirby Gardner Ltd. 234 PORTAGE AVE. PHONE 93 371. 183 RUBY STREET Very attractive 7-room house with age.

$45.00. Immediate possession. 500 CAMDEN PLACE 4-room house, with garage. In excellent condition. $37.50.

Phone 95 515 on Next 1938 55 HOUSES. UNFURNISHED from Preceding Columnl 660 Gertrude, 8 rooms. Immed. $50.00 OCTOBER 1st Lenore 7 H.W H. gar.

$35.00 73 Arlington 7 rooms. garage $40.00 781 Sherburn. 5 rooms. garage $40.00 171 Maplewood, 6 rms. and sunroom.

H.W heat. recess bath $50.00 604 S. Drive, Fort Garry, beautiful 6-rm. house on large river lot. 773 McMillan, 9 H.

W.H.. gar. $45.00 526 River, 7 bedrms. $60.00 YALE AVENUE NEWLY DECORATED 10-ROOM HOUSE AND GARAGE. INSULATED AND CENTRALLY HEATED FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY THE SMITH AGENCY LTD.

Phone 96 565-6-7. EVER. 61 921 115 Bristol, garage $27.50 41 Rosewarne, gar. $40.00 201 Hampton, duplex, upper $45.00 207 Harbison. 7 mod.

$25.00 81 Luxton, 8 mod. $35.00 374 McKenzie, 6 mod. $30.00 30 Lansdowne. 6 mod. $30.00 318 Arnold, 6 mod.

$20.00 95 Academy 9 garage $42.50 560 Home, 4 semi $17.00 Call at our office and see our complete list. J. J. SWANSON COMPANY. I.TD.

601 Paris Bide. Phone 94 221. 56 WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO RENT BY RELIABLE couple -5 or 6-rm. well-furn. house.

51 HOUSES FOR SALE Walking distance to eity. Recently built, mod. and up-to-date bung: oak floors. fireplace, etc. $400 cash, bal.

$25 per month. A bargain. LEAVING CITYOwner sacrifice for immediate sale excep1 tionally fine 6-rm. ultra-mod. bung.

Hot water heat. oak floors and trim: tot 50x300 to river. Beautifully landscaped. 75 Kingston Row, Elm Park. WEST Like new, attractive and well bright, spacious rms.

Paved street, close 10 Portage Ave. Originally cost $5,200 10 bulld. C. E. SIMONITE LTD.

806 MeARTHUR BUILDING Phone 95 411. Evzs. 204 001. MUST BE SOLD Garfield South of Portage $3.500 and Stucco sun porch, bungalow, large 5 rms. liv.rm., 2 good bedrooms.

Oak firs, and fin. In excellent shape. Owner 111. Must sell. Immediate possession.

8. S. STEVENSON Phone 97 433. EvEs. 47 073.

403 164. WEST END $2.650 Must be sold, well -located 6-room house. In A-1 shape throughout. New oak floors: 3 bedrooms, pienty of cupboard space. Fine kitchen with space fo: br.

nook. re markable buy. Will consider small age in exchange. S. 1 S.

STEVENSON Phone 97 433. EvgA. 47 073. 403 164. LENORE ST.

Frame house, 7 rooms, maple Boors, fire. place, H. W.H., lot 33 cash $500. HART AVE. 1 rooms, frame house, maple floors, on 40-ft.

lot. Price cash $500. J. A. WALLACE.

22 717. RIVER HEIGHTS: 388 NIAGARA Colonial design home, 6 rooms, oak Ars. inlaid Ars. downstairs, H. W.

H. (central heat), modern kitchen, latest bathroom ultra modern fixtures. This beautiful home for immediate sale. Real buy for a good cash payment. Ph.

27 010 for appointment to view. END Choice 5-rm. brick bungalow Sacrifice on account of cash. bal. payable $25 per month.

M. D. SELBY. 96 646. 401 McIntyre Blk.

Res. 53 675. GLENWOOD CRESCENT DISTRICT-5. room bungalow; excellent basement: tractive plan and in first class condition. Snap at $2,800.

Terms. Moffatt Ridyard. 1101 McArthur bide. 94 650; 36 279. CLAREMONT AVE.

8-RM. FAMILY ohme. first -class condition. H.W neat elec. fireplace, hw Are up and down side drive to garage.

Seen by appt Ph 22 744: evga 42 663 RIVER HEIGHTS, 390 BROCK ST. Drive tonight and see this beautiful, new. up-to-date, 6-room home. Price reduced. Interest.

Terms arranged. BEAUTIFUL 6-RM. HOUSE FOR SALE in Norwood, newly decorated, steam heat, 55-foot lot, well treed, large garage. Ph. 201 294.

ALEXANDER AVE. 6-RMD. HOUSE, fully- modern, garage, $1.100. 304 Confederation Life Bldg. Ph.

95 333. 323 ARLINGTON FOR QUICK sale-5-rm. NOT F.M. stucco bungalow. Low taxes, Owner leaving city.

on Next Column I 78 Business Directory Adding, Calculating and Checkwriting Machines SALES COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE. All makes new and used. A. Lloyd Clark 220 Bannatyne. Ph.

86 705. Billiard Tables BILLIARD TABLES, BOWLING ALLEYS, new and 3nd-hand supplies. Balke-Collander 92 Arthur, 29 077. Carpet Cleaners CARPETS Cleaned and Mended Oriental rug repairing our apecialty. Satisfaction guaranteed.

Reas. prices. Speedy Carpet Cleaners. Ph. 51 162.

Educational WE TUTOR IN HEART PROBLEMS. Peraonal interviews. Box 248. Tribune. Furniture DOMINION FURNITURE LTD.

499 Notre Dave Ave, Ph. 86 195. Janitor Supplies JAMES PURDIE, AGENT, 805 ERIN ST. Ph. 33 945.

Everything for a building. Leather Goods Repaired GUN CASES, LUGGAGE, GOLF BAGS ZIPPER WORK A SPECIALTY Birt Saddiery Ltd. Opp. City Hall. SIMPSON LICENSED BONDED Bailiffs 701 McIntyre BIk.

94 027 Chiropractors DR. HUGH MUNRO, QUALIFIED graduate of Universal Chiropractic College. Davenport. 1912, 28 practice in pg. Large clientele affording greatest exp.

926 Somerset Bik. 21 179. DR. W. J.

KING, CHIROPRACTOR, Drugless Ph. 16 yrs. practice in Wpg. 633 Somerset Bik. 22 620.

Res. 43 640. DR. JAMES LOVE -X-RAY AND NEU. rocalometer Service--Palmer Grad.

917 Somerset Ph. 28 905. DR. W. IVENS M.A GRAD.

1926, N.C.M. 1.0. Service 309 Inkster Bivd 48.. DR. P.

Neurocalometer B. MCELREA. 405 PALMER Tribune GRAD. Chiropodists FEET BAD! INSTANT RELIEF, DR. A R.

Lennox. 316 Somerset Bik. Detective Agencies McDONALD DETECTIVE SERVICE LTD. Est. 1909.

H.0.. Royal Bank BidE. WOZ Agents 'in principal cities, Canada and United States. THE WINNIPEG TRIBUNE. 57 HOUSES FOR SALE 57 HOUSES FOR SALE from Preceding Column1 from Preceding Column1 City Homes and Business Properties SOUTH WEST 123 MAYFAIR brick, 455 VICTOR frame, 40x46, 12.

rooms, oak floors and Anish, 22x24, 7 rooms, Or floors and finish. hot water heating, fully modern. full hot heating, fully modern, full basement; garage; lot 15-ft. frontage. basement: garage; lot 25x100, $3,000.

$9,0.0. 651 WELLINGTON AVE. -2-storey, 154 MAYFAIR frame, frame, 20x26, 1 rooms, fir floors and 21x46, 8 rooms, maple floors, hot air Anish: hot air heating, fully modern, heating, fully modern, full basement; full basement; lot 40x66. $2.000. lot 33x120.

$3,000, NORTH 39 BANNERMAN AVE. 2-storey, 552 ROSS -2-storey, frame, 18x34, frame. 20x30, 7 rooms, fir doors and 9 rooms, fir Moors and finish: fully finish, hot air heating, full basement; modern. full basement; lot 27x112. lot 25x114.

$2,000. $1,250. 30 COBOURG frame, 110 SHERBROOK ST. 21 storey, 24x28, 6 rooms, maple doors, hot Air frame, 22x26: 9 rooms doors, hot heating. full basement; lot 33x99.

air heating, fully modern, full $3,000. ment: lot 25x100. $2,500. SUBURBAN BUSINESS PROPERTIES WEST KILDONAN, 115. JEFFERSON GRAND UNION HOTEL, cor.

Main and AVE. --1 frame, 21x20, James -Brick. 50x99, 2-storey. 3 rooms. fir doors and Anish, surface stores, 30 rooms, steam heating, foundation: lot 50x100.

$750. $20,000. 334 KILBRIDE frame, 215 JAMES brick 20x20. 5 rooms, semi-modern, surface house, 50x100, steam heating. $7,560.

foundation: lot 25x100. $600. 5 DUFFERIN store And PERTH frame, cottage attached, 42x25; lot 99x132. 22x24. 5 rooms, fir floors and finish.

$3,500. surface foundation; lot 25x100. $1,000. THE TORONTO GENERAL TRUSTS CORPORATION Portage at Smith. Phone 25.

346. SOUTH OF PORTAGE $3.500 Situated near Wolseley. Attractive stucco 5 rooms and sun porch. Large bungalow, living.room with open fireplace, Must sell oak immedi- floors and finish. Owner ill.

ately. S. STEVENSON CO. Evgs. 17 073-103 164 Ph.

97 133 FURBY -SPLENDID FRAME HOME, rooms (taxes $101), $2,300, with $500 cash. Ph. 29 232. 60 PROPERTY WANTED 1 to 1 SECTION Within 50 miles of Winnipeg. Can pay $2.000 cash.

BOX 243 TRIBUNE PROPERTY WANTED--IF YOU WANT FC sell your house, we have buyers waiting F. H. McCREA. 419-421 Somerset Bik. 22 744: evgs.

42 663. DOUBLE HOUSE, CLOSE IN. CAN PAY cash. 241, Tribune. 10 TO 15 ACRES ON GOOD ROAD.

WITH bufidings. Pay cash. Box 242, Tribune 62 ROOMING HOUSES WITH LISTER' BOARDI'G- HOUSE NR. NORMAL SCHOOL 13 rooms, H.W. heat, very well furn.

Rent only $50. Present rev. $150. Could be greatly increased if board given. Fully furnished and equipped for board.

Sell for $675. Call THE H. N. LISTER COMPANY, 618 Somerset Bik. Ph.

29 A 555. 8-ROOM. FURN. HOME, clean. Rent $25.

Warm. Donald Box 170, Tribune, 64 ACREAGE POULTRY, MINK PARMS. Mkt. Gardens. Buffet.

302 McIntyre Bik Ph 97 125. 65 EXCHANGE CRESCENTWOOD Recently built stucco home consisting of fine rooms, including fine den over attached garage. Original cost $13,50 Will sell for $7.500 cash or will take bungalow in exchange. S. S.

STEVENSON co. Ph. 97 433 EVgA, 47 073-403 164 66 SUBURBAN PROPERTY Suburban Home Love suburban home, bungalow style, acres, fruit trees. shrubs and garden pavement aimost to door. Sacrifice price.

A. R. McNichol Limited 288 Portage Ave. 69 FARM LANDS THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY Company DOW offers. for sale improved and unimproved farms on NEW EASY TERM3 Large Areas in Alberta and Saskatchewan open for settlement.

For full particulars, apply to Supt. of Sales 910 Dept. Natural Resources, C.P.R. Calgary, Alberta. 80 ACRES 16 miles from Winnipeg, with buildings, all under cultivation, $800 cash, bal.

arranged. BOX 244, TRIBUNE. STARBUCK GOOD WITH buildings. Snap, $27 acre. Gibbs, 643 Somerset Blk.

71 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE--BUTCHER SHOP IN Goor locality, fully equipped, and up-to-date fixtures included. Sausage outfit and smokehouse. Doing good business. Rent $15. 3 rms.

Stock and fixtures $800. Cash $300. Owner must leave city, 501 244 NEW INDUSTRY, 25 EMPLOYES, RE quires working capital Operating profit ably, Exc. possibilities, Investment with position it wanted. Shares $10 Well Woollen Mills Sifton, Man.

FOR SALE GOING CONCERN, well established repair business niger exchange. Excellent opportunity for father and several sons. providing profitable employment Box 160. Tribune, WE SPECIALIZE IN SELLING nesses of all kinds and can suit vour requirements. If you wish to sell, we'll give volt action.

SCOTT REALTY CO. 407 McArthur Bidg BUTCHER BUSINESS WITH GROCERIES Extra well equipped. Good location, Turnover approx. $6,000 per mth. Stand strictest investigation.

Sell or exchange for fully -equipped dairy. Box 247, Tribune GARAGE, BUS RESIDENCE, TOURIST Camp, Radio, Oil and Lighting Contracts--Approx. $60.000 year turnover. Sell exchange for clear-titi farm, equipped. Rm.

24, 318 Carlton st. WE SPECIALIZE IN SELLING nesses of all kinds. us know your requirements. We can suit you, SCOTT REALTY 407 McArthur Bid; 73 FINANCIAL PERSONAL LOANS $75 to $300 12 MONTHS TO REPAY On Smal. Monthly Budget Payments LUBLIC INANCE LIMITED 207 CURRY BLDG PHONE 93 361.

LOANS Personal or Business SHORT TERM OR MONTHLY $100 to $1.000. Commercial Securities Corporation, Ltd. 362 Main street. Phone 93 444 Personal Loans AND COMMERCIAL FINANCE $75 to $500 INLAND FINANCE LTD. Scott.

Manager. 303 PARIS BLDG PHONE 92 168 PERSONAL LOANS To Salaried People Consolidate Your Debts with GENERAL FINANCE CO. LTD 411 Paris Building Phone 98 111. PERSONAL LOANS $50.00 to $500.00. PEOPLE'S FINANCE LTD 605 Paris Bldg Est 1929 Phone 91 536 MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORT.

gages Agreements and Mortgager chaser International Loan Co 92 334. on Next PAGE 21 57 HOUSES FOR SALE from Preceding Column! DUPLEX FOR Sherbrook 7 brick, hwd. floors up and lown (1-rm. suite upstairs with own sink, rented at $35 per month: new furnace. Paved street and paved lane.

Taxes $109. 33-ft. tot. A real investment. CATHEDRAL Main- -6 rms.

and sunporch; garage; fenced. (Cost owner $3,750.) SHERBURN SOUTH. 5 rms, and sunporch; oak floors and tinIsh. Elec. Areplace; centre hall plan; insulated.

Garage. 33-ft, lot. BEVERLEY SNAP. rms. and den, hot water heat; painted and in good repair.

Fully modern, with excellent full ment BANNATYNE WESTON, 5 full plumbing and new furnace: wired; glazed verandah. Garage. Taxes $49. TOSHACK BROS. 23 366 508 Avenue Bidg.

Res. 54 254-71 741 RIVERVIEW Two Outstanding Offerings BARTLETT close to Osborne- New type stucco house, built for owner's occupation: 2 storeys; L.R. with fireplace; D.R.. kitchen: oak ish and floors: 3 lovely bedrooms, bathroom with recess bath, tile floor. Hot water garage; 50-ft.

lot. Sacrifice, $1,900. BALFOUR near Fisher storey brick residence. H. W.

heat; hardwood floors throughout: L.R.. D.R. and kitchen: 2 B. a and bath upstairs: 50-ft. lot.

Only $3,200, with $700 cash. Oldfield. Kirby Gardner, Ltd. PHONE 93 371. EVENINGS 46 422.

SHERBROOK near Westminster Modern brick house, 6 maple floors. 1st floor: hot water heating. freshly decorated, garage. $2,100. NORWOOD, KITSON ST.

4 rooms. each floor with separate entrance to upstairs, al, good-sized rooms. fully modern, 50-ft lot. within walking distance of Portage and Main. Make excellent duplex.

$1,700. BEAVERBROOK ST. Pretty stucco galow. living-room with open fireplace, 2 bedrooms, large sunporch off livingroom and bedroom, 40-ft. lot, garden.

garage, etc. $2,800. W. J. KENT 508 Confederation 1 Life Bldg.

93 629 Possession October 1st REAL VALUES location on beautiful river lot. Substantial 9-rm, home with many fine features. A real bargain price, Stafford Ave. on McMillan. Desirable 8-room home, at present being put in first -class shape.

Terms arranged conveniently at this low price. of Portage on Raglan Rd. 6 good rooms, hardwood floors, etc. This house is exceptionally warm. JOHN A.

FLANDERS CO. LTD. 23 000-23 004. 608 Somerset Bide. FORT ROUGE -Near school and rooms, frame.

F.M.. oak finish, hot water heat: sunroom. French doors, Areplace, beam celling; garage. Bargain. $2,700.

COLLEGE of Salter- 6 rooms, frame, F.M. Sacrifice Price, $1,800. frame, screened andah. rental terms, HINDLEY rooms, frame, screened porch; well -treed lot. rental terms.

ARGUE BROS. LTD. 202 Lombard Building 97 291 Evgs. 41 321 73 653 ST. VITAL -Mod, bungalow.

4 rooms and bath. Insulated. Low taxes. 37-ft. lot.

Close to car. $400 cash and $25 monthly, Price, $2.250. GARFIELD-Near Sargent. 6 rooms, H.W, floors throughout. Air conditioned.

session Oct. 1st. Reasonably priced. Terms managed. PROPERTY FOR SALE IN PARTS OF THE CITY Phone H.

McCREA EVER. 22 744. 419-121 Somerset Block. 42 663. Far HOUSE BARGAINS Kingston Row, 6 rooms, finish.

$4.500 Elm Park, 6 rooms, oak finish $5.000 Crystal West, 5. rooms $3.650 Fifth Avenue, 6 rooms $1,500 St. Vital, 3 rooms and chicken coup. on acre lot 100 Toronto small store and dwelling $1,600 NORTHERN MANITOBA INVESTMENTS LIMITED 201 Somerset Building Phone 21 191. EvER.

201 723. LILAC STREET Between Jean'e Ave. and Warsaw: 7-room frame and shingle residence. Oak finish and maple floors. H.

W. heat. With a few repairs and decorations this can be made most desirable home. $1.500. Allan, Killam McKay 48 371 (Ark for Mr.

Skynner) 95 222 FOR SALE OR RENT 911 ASHBURN STREET 6-room frame house, sleeping balcony. In A-1 condition. $2.100. Rent $30.00 per month. The Canada Permanent Trust Co 298 GARRY ST.

PHONE 97 173-6. on Next Towels WINNIPEG SANITARY TOWEL SUPPLY 355 William Ave. Phone 80 816. Window Cleaners FOR SERVICE -CALL 28 639 Dominion Cleaning Co. MODERNIZATION Building and Contracting R.

WILLIAMS PAINTING, Glaz. Carpentry. Young. 87 103. Foundation and Repairs YOUR FOUNDATION WILL NOT SETTLE When Underpinned by the Spredbo1 Rifled Pile Co.

447 Agnes St Phone 39 813 ALTERATIONS, REPAIRS FOUNDA. Juba. Ph. 29 147. Clasing GLAZING SERVICE--COMBINATION door, $7.00.

Juba. Ph. 29 147. Lumber. Builders' Supplies THE EMPIRE SASH DOOR CO.

LTD. Henry Argyle. Phone 93 531 DOMINION LUMBER FUEL LTD. Winnipeg. 57 348.

Transcona, Ph. 23 Directory Physicians and Surgeons DR. KRISTIAN J. BACKMAN Specialist Venereal and Urogenita! Diseases 703-704 McARTHUR BUILDING 211 PORTAGE AVE. Ladies' Entrance: 704 Hours: 10 a.m.

to 8 p.m: Phone 96 131 DR. FRANK BOYD Specialist Genito-Urinary, Skin Venereal Diseases 307 McARTHUR BUILDING Hours. 10 a.m. to p.m. Phone 93 075.

DR. GRAHAM WILSON. SPECIALIST Venereal, Kidney, Bladder, Skin 208 Enderton Bldg 334 Portage Ave Hours: 9 to 1 and 2.30 to 6. Ph 28 013 Residence: 47 679 Waiting Room. HOURS.

9 A.M. to PM. DR. B. J.

GINSBURG, SPECIALIST Venereal Skin Diseases, 403-4 McArthur BidE Hours. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Ph. 95 025 Veterinary Surgeons SPECIALIST FOR PETS Dr.

A. J. Tingley, 399 Sherbrook. 33 506. 73 FINANCIAL (Continued from Preceding Column1 MONEY TO PAY DEBTS? ADJUST WITH.

out it. McGinn, 212 Confed. Life Bids. PERS, LOANS, TO EMPLOYED. Winnipeg Loan 461 Main St, 94 671, Auto 1 HUGGARD Somerset Blk- co.

LTD. Finance 21 779 GUEST TICKET, GOOD FOR TWO, IS held at The Tribune Office for B. Gregory, 384 Lipton to see Goldwyn in Technicolor, and an all-star cast, at the Garrick Theatre. 74 BANK LOANS Personal Loans The Canadian Bank of Commerce LOW RATES Apply at any Branch President Lists University Aims The University of Manitoba aimed to graduate students who were 'ardent, vigorous and courageous explorers, seeking the truth," President Sidney E. Smith said today when he addresed first and second year students in arts and science at the Broadway buildings of the university, before the opening of classes in the 1938-39 session.

"I trust you will develop a healthy more scepticism that is a great deal than mere contradiction." He warned the students against confusing sceptism with scorn for religious convictions and faith. "You should have visions without hectic illusions. and be able to guide yourself and give guidance to others." President Smith listed reasons for students to attend university as to learn how to earn a living, to equip themselves to live a life, and to take their place as citizens and assist in the molding of civilization. There was place for both practical and theoretical courses in university. He urged the students to study the opposing forces of democracy and dictatorship.

"Democracy free competition of ideas. Under dictatorship there Prof. H. Noel Fieldhouse, head of the history department and chairman of the library committee of the university, spoke briefly on the use of the library to students taking an arts or science course. Dean William Tier presided.

I. WEDDINGS Morning Bridal Unites Verna Olga Mayhew And I. F. Cuthbertson wedding took place Wednesday, Sept. 14, at 11.30 a.m., in the United church, Minnedosa, when Verna Olga, second daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. James Mayhew, Foxwarren, was united in marriage to Mr. Isaac F. Cuthbertson, son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

George Cuthbertson, Foxwarren. Rev. T. A. Payne, of Clanwilliam, officiated.

The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore a gown of wine French silk chiffon velvet. with shirred front and shirred puffed sleeves. Her corsage was of Sweetheart roses, lily of the valley and ferns. Her hat was a wide brimmed model with wine stitching.

The bride and bridegroom were unattended. Miss Christina Cuthbertson, sister of the bridegroom and Mr. Arthur Mayhew, brother of the bride, were witnesses. A wedding breakfast was served at the Tremont hotel, after which Mr. and Mrs.

Cuthbertson left by motor for Kenora and International Falls. They will reside at warren. The bride's mother wore a black sheer redingote over black and white. and a black Breton sailor. Her corsage was of gladioli and terns.

Elizabeth P. Sibbald Weds E. A. Bourgeault KENORA, Ont. The marriage of Elizabeth Patricia Sibbald, daughter and Mrs.

William Sibbald, Kenora, to Mr. Errol of A. Bourgeault, son of the late Mr. Henri Bourgeault ond Mrs. Bourgeault, of Winnipeg, took place the evening of at 7.30 o'clock in Knox church.

Septied Rev. A. Maunders performed the ceremony. The church was decorated with ferns and silver baskets of gladioli. The guest pews were marked with bows of white tulle.

Mr. Walter Dolman played the wedding music, and during the signing of the register Mr. Bert Petch sang Handel's Where'er You Walk. The bride. groom was attended by Mr.

Henry J. F. Bourgeault, of Winnipeg, and ushers were Messrs. Edwin Haldorsen and Leo Charles DeGagne. of Kenora.

Given in marriage by her father, Northwestern OnBridge Opened: tario's new $500,000 Trans-Canada highway bridge linking Keewatin and Kenora officially was opened Tuesday by Hon. Peter minister of lands and forests in the Ontario government. Mr. Heenan (lower centre), is shown cutting the ribbon with a pair of inscribed ceremonial scissors presented to him by the town of enora. The brief -ceremony, under chairmanship of J.

C. Ouellette (lower left), president of the Northwestern Ontario Associated the bride wore a gown of white embroidered. French silk. net over taffeta, with puff sleeves, full skirt and matching bolero. Her finger-tip veil was held in place by orange blossoms.

She carried a sheaf of white gladioli. Miss Jean Sibbald, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. She wore a gown of mauve satin with matching bolero. wore a chapel veil, carried mauve and pink sweet peas. The bridesmaids, Miss Dorothy Copeland, of Galt, and Miss Constance Bourgeault, of Winnipeg, were dressed alike in princess gowns of pink silk organdy over taffeta.

They wore chapel veils held with flowers, and carried colonial bouquets of sweet peas. A reception was heid at the home of the bride's parents. For traveling the bride enose a brown tailored suit with a tweed top coat and small felt hat. Her corsage was of pink roses. Mr.

and Mrs. Bourgeault left for brief trip to Winnipeg, and on their return will reside Kenora. The bride's Mrs. W. Sibbald, wore gown of grey silk crepe hat." matching jacket and blue Her corsage was of sweet peas, Mrs.

H. Bourgeault, the bridegroom's mother. wore a gown of continental blue crepe with matching hat and corsage of gladioli. Miranda C. Anderson Weds Beverley Cook Crescent Fort Rouge United church was the scene of a wedding Thursday, September 15, at 7 p.m., when Miranda Colbeck, third daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. C. E. Anderson, became the bride of Mr. Beverley Cook, son and Mrs.

S. A. Cook, of Melfort, Rev. R. McElroy Thompson officiated.

Ira Cook was the best man. The bride. who was given in marriage by her father, wore navy triple sheer frock, with a navy felt doll hat and a corsage of Talisman roses and lily of the valley. Miss Beverly Anderson attended her sister as bridesmaid. She wore a navy taffeta dress with a small navy felt model hat and a corsage of Talisman roses.

A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, 603 Mulvey ave. Mr. and Mrs. Cook left' on A motor trip south. For going away the bride wore a navy tailored suit and a grey tweed top-coat with a fox collar, Her hat was a small model and she wore a corsage Talisman roses.

navy, The bride's mother wore a navy sheer dress, a small navy. felt hat and a corsage of carnations. Chevrier-Hunt Bridal Is Solemnized In Archbishop's Palace The marriage of Kathleen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.

E. Hunt, to Mr. Loe Andre Chevrier, son of the late Mr. Horace rier, of Winnipeg, and Mrs. Chevrier, took place at 2.30 o'clock.

Monday afternoon, in the drawingroom of the Archbishop's Palace. Rev. Father W. A. Jordan officiated.

Summer blossoms were combined with palms and ferns as decoration for the room. The bride was given in marriage by her father, she wore a gown of white velvet featuring short sleeves with bows of shirring finishing the base of the neckline. The skirt was full and widened in the back by inset gores. She wore a chapel veil of white tulle, secured to her hair with a coronet of rhinestones. She carried a bouquet of Templar roses and lily, of the valley.

She was attended by Miss Mary Strone, who wore an. orchid chiffon jacket frock. with Grecian draped bodice and accentuated fullness in the skirt. Her veil was of orchid tulle and she carried pale pink Butterfly roses. Mr.

Gordon Jaffakin was best man. A reception followed the ceremony in the Antique tea rooms. Mr. and Mrs. Chevrier left for Duluth.

They will reside at 1012 Chevrier Fort Garry, Mrs. Hunt, the bride's mother, wore a gown of navy sheer. patterned in a white leaf design. The gown was pleated back and front and had a Her hat was an upturned model in navy tones with grey trim. She wore a corsage of Richmond roses.

Commerce, was held. in the. centre. of the new. 900-foot trafficway over Keewatin channel.

Second. of the two cabinet ministers to participate was Colin. Campbell, (lower right), minister of public works, Though the bridge still has be surfaced with asphalt and will not be in use until, next spring, automobies carrying Mayor Thomas McLellan, of Kenora, and Mayor Robert Mitchell, of Keewatin (shown above), were able to pass each other. in the centre? el the bridge to complete the opening Chambers of ceremony. Most Of Professors Spent Busman's Holiday the British museum, studying the historical accuracy of the sociological information contained in the old French epic Songs of the Geste.

Questions Reliability For a long time, students of medieval history have accepted as fact, and without further illustration, the descriptions, of medieval life and which old epics are so lavishly decorated. Prof. questioning the reliability of the manuscripts in these details, has worked for the last two years on a study of medieval religious beliefs and customs. His work this summer France and England almost completes his research. He will compare: life in the Middle Ages during the 11th and 12th centuries as depicted in the French national epic with evidence of chronicles, cartularies and d'aeval liturgical documents.

from travel abroad and in America, academic and scientific research, and teaching in university: summer- schools, professors of the University of Manitoba face. another eight. months teaching in the regular sessions of the More than 25 of the local professors took classes during summer school at the Fort Garry site of the university, while others taught at the sessions of Canadian American colleges. an attempt to check the wave of Prof. C.

Meredith-Jones, member thieving. The Cohen robbery was of the French department, did re- the third in -about 24 hours, two search among manuscripts in the stores having been ransacked early Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, and Tuesday. Obituary Miss Doris Saunders. dean of junior women member of the English department at the university, studied 18th century English during the summer school of the University of Chicago. Miss Saunders is working on a book which will be an exposition of Samuel Johnson's knowledge of early English.

"But all my time was not spent in classes," 'she said. "I took a great interest in observing student life at the University of Chicago. I think there is perhaps a more serious and studious atmosphere to be found there than at the University of Manitoba." An Aristotelian was springing up among keen-minded students at the Middle West universitv. Miss Saunders reported. 'They admire him both as a scientist and an historian." she explained as she described the philosopher's growing popularity at the University of Chicago.

Continues Research Works on Book Prof. R. A. Wardle, of the department of the University 01 Manitoba, continued his research on the fish tapeworm. He studied the effect of the tapeworm on the blood condition of infected dog.

Symptoms apparent, in humans after infection tapeworm, such as nervous and digestive disorders, which are believed to be a result of the infection, were traced in dogs suffering from fish tapeworm. No definite conclusions have been reached. Head of the department of political economy at the university, Prof. Robert McQueen taught at the summer session of Queen's university in Kingston, Ont. Prof.

Roy Daniells, of the English taught at the summer school of Western Reserve university, Cleveland: Ohio: Prof. Rupert C. will return this fall after a year's leave of absence. spent at Harvard university doing research and writing in philosophy, Prof. Anton- Burzle, of the German department, taught at the summer session of Munich university in' Germany.

Wave Of Thieving Worries City Police The gang of store-breakers which has been operating on 8 wholesale scale in the west end and Fort Rouge districts recently, struck again during the night, looting the confectionery of Jacob Cohen at 952 Sherbrook st. While Cohen 'and 'his' family slept in the living quarters adjoining the store, the burglars forced the front door and stole assorted brands of cigarettes at- $60 and $5 in cash from in the valued. downstairs City police have put extra cruis. ers cars on duty in the areas in DAVID LIDDELL siO Funeral services were re held Tuesday -afternoon for David Liddell, prominent member of the Queen's Cameron Highlanders of Canada and Westminster church. The full Masonic service was given in the Masonic temple.

Rev. 'W. Gordon Maclean, of First Presbyterian church and chaplain of the regiment, and Dr. E. M.

Howse, of Westminster church, officiater. Members of St. John's lodge assisted at the graveside service at Elmwood cemetery! Four Cameron Highlanders were guards of honor while the body was lying in state, and at the ceme. tery Charles Honey sounded THe Last Post. Honorary pallbearers were: James Mackie, William Douglas, Ben Parker and Sid Foreman, of the Masonic order; H.

F. Osler and Gavin McGhie. Active bearers were Major Alex. Swan, H. MacKenzie, Alex Phemister, William Morrison, R.

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MRS. JOHN MAITLAND Mrs. John Maitland, 48, of 571 Furby died Monday in the General hospital and was buried Rev. C. Carruthers officiated in the Kerr funeral chapel and burial was in Brookside cemetery.

Surviving, besides her are two daughters, Margaret and Patricia, and a grandson, Ronald. 79 LOIS CORNES Lois Cornes, 'infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Cornes: 546 Langside who died Monday, was buried Tuesday. Funeral services were, held.

in. Kerr's chapel and, burial was in Brookside cemetery. Bailiffs LELAND TODD Leland 'Todd, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. William Todd.

of St. died Monday in St. Boniface: hospital. The Desiardin, funeral service forwarded the body to Sea Laurent for funeral services and burial. JOAN VELTRI Joan Veltri, infant daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Veltri, 383 Plinquet St. Boniface, died today in the Children's hospital! Funeral services will be Thursday from the 'Desjardin foneral home to Holy Rosary church and burial will be in St. Boniface cemetery. CONTRAST SAINT JOHN, N.B.- -Two needle.

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