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Thursday, December 4, 1952

CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

Page 7

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The News’

FOR SALE — One “Indur” hot-
water tank, 24 gallon capacity.
Propane. $100 or—? Apply Box
583, Castlegar. P3-47

FOR SALE — Kitchen range. Ex-
cellent condition. D. E. Hughes,
Dumont Subdivision, Kinnaird.

C3-47

LOTS FOR SALE — 50 feet by
100 feet. W. W. Plotnikoff,
Phone 454, Box 9, Castlegar,

B.C. P3-48

‘FOR SALE — Cornet Original

Christmas Cards printed with
your mame and address, Six
greetings to choose from. Per-
sonal and Business Cards. The
low price will amaze you. Or-
der today from the Castle News.

FOR SA LE — t and mat-

¢
Classifieds
WANTED — Secretary-treasurer
for the -K.R.C. Welfare and Re-
creation ‘Society. Apply Box
267, Castlegar. Nominal Salary.

Bookkeeping experience: help-
ful. C3-49

BRITISH KNIT- WEAR, Phone
C3. -49

LOST — Dark green leather purse
with initials MZ. Lost .in the
- theatre Saturday afternoon.
Gréat sentimental value. Re-
ward. Finder please leave at
Castle News Ofifce C3-49

ATTENTION — The Castlegar
United Church W. A. Christmas
Sale and Tea, Saturday, Decem-
ber 6th, in the Twin Rivers Hall,
3.to 5 p.m. P1-49

tress. Baby swing. As new. J.
R. Parkin, Seventh Avenue,
Castlegar, P1-49

FOR SALE — Dry 12” stove
wood. Mostly Jack-pine. C. J.
Sahlstrom, Blueberry Creek,
B.C. P3-49

FOR SALE — Girls’ skates. White
Size 5. $3.00. Phone 2118.

C1-49 ~

~ ANNOUNCING — The Electro!

Hygiene .Combination Vacuum
Cleaner, Floor waxer and polish-
er, may now be purchased: with
a down payment as low. as $35.
Contact your local representative,
Bernice Zucco, Box 213,,Kinnaird.

P3-48

LEGAL

FOR SALE — Netted Gem Pota-
toes. Order your. Christmas
trees now from Box 316, Cas-
tlegar. P3-49

FOR SALE — One choice lot
on Fourth Avenue. Block and
half off Maple Street. Apply'|
at Castle News Office. P3-49

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE —
One pair boys’ skates, size 12.
Would like size 3 or 4. Also
girls’ white skates, size 6.
Would like size 8. Mrs. R.
Harmston. Phone 3686. C1-49

WANTED TO BUY — Used oil
heater. Phone 2137, C1-49

FOR RENT — Two roomed suite.
Apply Fitzsimmon’s Apts.,
Phone 2158. C3-59

FOR RENT — One housekeep-
ing room. Lady preferred:
Phone 3256, Castlegar. P3-49

FOR RENT — Small apartment

in Kinnaird. Phone 3411.
C3-49

FOR RENT — Four roomed
house. Apply Mike Veregin,
Box 262, Castlegar. P1-49

LAND .REGISTRY ACT
(Section 161)

IN THE MATTER of Lot 18 of
Lot 7182,. Kootenay~District, Plan
2426.

Proof having beer filed in my
office of the loss of Certificate of
Title No. 88740-1 to the above
mentioned lands in the name of
Annie Streleaff and bearing date
the 2nd January 1951 I HEREBY
GIVE NOTICE of my intention at
the expiration of one calendar
month from the first publication
hereof to issue Provisional Certifi-
cate of Title in lieu of such lost
Certificate. Any person having
any information with reference
to such lost Certificate of Title
is requested to communicate with
the undersjgned.

DATED AT NELSON this 20th
day of November, 1952.

Cc. A. McPhail,
Deputy Registrar.

‘ports the theory that the Ft. St.

“COMPANIES ACT”

\FOR RENT — Three roomed
suite with bath and two room
suite with bath. Apply Mrs. A.
L. ereighion, Kinnaird, Phone
372. C1-49

FOR RENT — Four roomed house
with full basement and fur-
nace. Write Box 373, Castlegar.

P1-49

WORK WANTED — Finisher-
carpenter. Apply Box 316, Cas-
tlegar. P3-49

, NOTICE Is (HEREBY GIVEN

reo a meeting, aie the ‘Gone of
the said Company will be held
in the office of McBride, Allan &
Moran, Solicitors in the Village
of Castlegar, Province of British
Columbia, at the hour of 2
o’clock in the afternoon on the
17th. day of December, A.D., 1952.

Dated ‘ at Castlegar, B.C., this
1st. day of December, A.D., 1952.

The per diem ‘system under
which railroads compensate one
another for use of freight cars
reached its 50th birthday on July

Poison ivy, one of the most tox-
ic members of the sumac family
grows wild in all, provinces of
Canada except Saskatchewan and

Ist, 1952.

Alberta.

Business In B.C.
Continued from Page 2

contenders for rights to build a
line‘in the Pacific Northwest.”

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An. offhand ultimatum by
Lands and Forests Minister Som-
mers: to the effect that the
Americans would not get B.C.
water rights unless they took
B.C. gas, was not well received in
some quarters in B.C.

Mr. Sommers may have been
persuaded by Westcoast Trans-
mission Company that this was
a wise’ and good tactic. But the
“big stick” flourishing drew a
reproof. from members of the|
Greater Vancouver Development
Commission.

B.C.’s. oil-play saw two import-
ant events this week. One sup-

John field extends 40 miles north
than previously known. The
other was the identification of
geological formations 40 miles

south of Ft. St. John in the Lone|_

Mountain where an attempt is
being made to find a. new field
or to find a southerly extension
of the Ft. St. John field.

St. Laurent Meat Dish

Due to. appear on the market
is Prime Minister St. Laurent’s
new special dish “Canada Lunch-
eon Meat.” It will retail from 29
to 33 cents, it is estimated, and
will be the best value in canned
meats that any housewife can get.

Mr. St. Laurent, noting that we
could not sell our canned pork
to other coutries, is reported to
heve given the word himself that
it should be tossed on the market
for the beenfit of the Canadian
taxpayer.

Caught short with a surplus of
pork products due to the hoof
and mouth trouble, we canned
our pork. The housewife reputed-
ly gets 100 per cent pure pork for
as little as 29 cents.

One-syllable meat products of
less than 100 per cent pure pork
contents used to retail around 55
cents. The pure pork will drive
others into the back shelves for
a while. Government subsidy y per-
mits the low price. ............

Ottawa Shop Talk

Civil servants’ vote in the next
federal election may be tempted
by the five day week. This is as
good a come-on as you can think
of, and it is said to be an ace in
the hole the Liberals are saving
for just before, Thero

CWL Tea And Bazaar
Held In Twin Rivers .

Last Thursday. afternoon the
ladies of the Catholic. Women's
League were hostesses at their
annual tea and bazaar in the
Twin Rivers Hall.

The guests were welcomed by
the President Mrs. S. Rysen.

A crystal bowl of mixed chry-
santhemums flanked by pale
green tapers graced the tea table,
which was covered with a.lovely
ecru lace cloth over pink. The
eight individual tea tables had
small vases of button mums and
evergreen.

Pouring for the first hour were
Mrs. A. C. Archibald, Robson,
and Mrs. J. Kambic, and for the
second hour,. Mrs. A. Guido and
Mrs, W. Robinson, Kinnaird.

Mrs. L. V. Campbell was in
charge of the tea tables and the
serviteurs were Mrs. W. Fields,
Mrs. W. McGauley, Mrs. A. Shu-
tek and Mrs. R. Whittaker.

The sewing table and religious
articles were in charge of Mrs.
C. Knoblauch and Mrs. A. Geisler.

The heavily laden home bak-
ing table was in the capable
hands of Mrs. M. Gallo and Mrs.
C. Brodman.

Mrs. A. Schnell had charge of

the Fish Pond.
The culinary arrangements
were attended to by: Mrs. R.
Fletcher assisted by Mrs. Glenn
Anderson and Mrs. E. LeRoy.

Mrs. M. B. Dalton was in charge
of the raffle tickets. The table
model Tri-lite lamp went to Mrs.
Cc. J. Gallagher, Trail, B.C., with
ticket No. 510. The doll was won
by No. 3 held by Mrs. J. Derzy.
In the everiing Bingo was play-
ed at the Legion Hall and the
Columbus Club assisted. Miss B.
Conroy and Mrs. G. Martini had
charge of the refreshments.
than buy Canadian meats and
vegetables grown a stone’s throw

Castle Theaiie

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Produced by PERCE PEARCE
Directed by KENNETH ANNAKIN'
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Disney Predvetions

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Amos at 7 and 3 ee

from -. the ~ canning
plants.
Lilloget, tomato, growers found
this out this year when they tried
to market their crops against
California tomato competition.
Government Annuities

Federal Government is still
eyeing wistfully the government
annuities situation. They would
uke ue make it easier for people

Canadian

* Ottawa thinks that perhaps a
value written into

are a lot of civil servants, and the
five-day week could mean a lot
of Liberal ballots.

Rural mail carriers may get a
better deal soon. More thoney

ms would be a good: come-on.
Insurance companies say they
are ready to do battle if the cash
surrender clause shows its head.

and a more equitable method of
paying the carriers is envisioned.
It is hoped that the new system
of paying may induce new effi-
ciency of distribution.

No More Cattle, Please

Ottawa is trying, in a nice way,
to tell the Canadian farmers not
to raise cattle, for the present,
anvway. With U.S. markets bar-
red, and foreign markets doubt-
ful,ctoo much cattle on the Cana-
dian market would ruin it.

Prices would go down and then

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Let us help you with your
wiring problems
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Cor. Maple & 2nd Ave.
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the gov would: have to

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Household and
Write Box 145,

W. P. (Bill) STUSHNOV-

SPECIALIZING IN. TOUCHING UP AND .REFINISHING

Polisher

Office Furniture
Castlegar, B.C.

| port.the food they can in Canada!

put a floor under the price. In any
event, the taxpayer would suf-
fer if meat glutted the market,
and so would, the farmer. It is
hoped cattle and hog raisers will
put nothing but finished animals
on the market this fall, and go
easy at that.

Tomato Competition

* The big canning companies are’
not ‘broadcasting this, but they
are spending millions on the im-
port of tomato paste and meats.
Apparently it is chéaper to im-

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K. A. Morrow

OPTOMETRISTS
Suite 3 — Post_Office Bldg.
Hours — 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
ys WEDNESDAY and
3 SATURDAY
For Appointments Phone
3441 - Mrs, Sutherland or
(Office Phone 2581 Wed. or

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stock of Christmas
cards and gift wrappings—
and they're beautiful! You can
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