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ay CASTLE NEWS, CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA

THURSDAY, ‘AUGUST 9, 1951.

CLASSIFIED —

FOR SALE — TYPEWRITER
ribbons, - rubber stamp pads,
eversharp leads; rubber stamps
ete, at the Castle News Of-
fice. :

VOUND LICENSE PLATE .NO.
69-265." Gwner. may have same
_ by applying.’ at) ‘the © Castle
News Office. . *
FOR SALE: Steel-top range
cori,wood or sawdust. Water
coll-detachable resevoir. App-
ly A. B. HELL, 5th & Maple
{Pg0)

FOR SALE — '35 FORD IN At
condition. Apply J. W. Ran-
dall, 5th Avenue, near New

* High School. * (P30)

guke Sate at Legion Hall, 385 Y
p.m. Sponsored by Ladies’ Aux: ~

iliary. to Canadian Legion. (C30)

FOR SALE — BICYCLE IN
good condition. Apply K.
Rigby. a (P30) °

cow IN HARNESS, ‘
KINDNESS IS CLUE ||,

VICTORIA, B. C.-—-(CP).—
“Queenie” is a cow with horse
sense. % :

The = sleek Jersey: Gusensey
crossbreed not only yields five
gallons of milk daily, but pulls
the plow and cultivator for her
master, William Duval, on his
five-acre farm four miles north
of here.

Mr. Duval ‘said kindness is
the chief requirement in: train-
ing ‘a cow to’. wear -harness.
“Queenie” and her three-year-
old datighter “Daisy” are docile,

tame pets who respond -readily ~

to-'command.

Both have been taught not’ to -

nibble at’ mangels or raspberry.
leaves while working.” '. Mother
and are

hitched together.

The, distance between rows sof
raspberry canes is only 18 inch:
es, but “Queenie’s” footing is
precise and she never tramples
a cane,

The cows work for only: one
or two hour periods and not
every day and. apparently they.
love it. .Not even a long winter
Spell out of harness makes them
forget how to behave...) °::

Mr. Duval is quiet-spoken,.has

infinite patience and loves all’.

animals, ae

MID-SUMMER
REFLECTIONS

We wonder why? They choose
the hottest day in summer to
send out the fall and ‘winter
catalogues, and why do we girls,
with the prespiration dripping
off our foreheads, ~immediately
turn to the fur. coat section.
Well! Any. woman can answer
that one. Perhaps. to a mere
male it may not sound. very -in-

-telligent but; that's something

we alone can answer,
We -will never understand the

clock, but behind the carg seem-

ed to be the’ favourite parking

place for many gum-chewers.
Nature. parks’ her.. gum in

Many plants: and. places, some-.""

times on the bark of. trees, some-
times in‘ plants, I don’t know

any plants around here that har- ‘
‘bor gum-chewing Ingredients,

bul I was told that in the-south-
western states there is a plant
called the rabbit-brush, | whose
inner bark contains a small -
quantity of rubber which makes:
“good. chewing gum, Then there's *

male view point about .
ues I guess, so we gaze in sol-
emn wonder as they flip quickly
past the ctothes’ and shoes AND -
hats, even’. those most intimate
pages with the ‘what nots” we
would. naturally expect thém to
loiter over, but no! what: do they
look for first. Any woman can
tell by that particular gleam
that he gets in his eyes and the
furrow of .concentration on. his
manly: brow that he is .wonder-
ing just how ‘to approach: the
subject of a new “band. saw.”

.I think that is what. they are

called, or it ‘may evgn. be that
super hunting and fishing tackle
he is angling for. Anyway to
yet back to the fur coat’ section
‘(We always do you’ know) we
tolerate .and even. indulge *his
inate interest in the back pages *
of the “fall. “and winter ‘ cata-

logue” at the same" time gently.”

reminding --him . that,’ the “coat.
we have worn for the last ‘five
years of more iS'more and more
beginning «. to resemble an. out-
dated ‘horse-blanket. “Oh | well!
What the heck!: We can dreain
can't we? -And anyway the:-kids

» really.’ do ‘need. new | winter

clothes: and snow boots.

Better’n Doublemint -

I, was ‘talking to a..ten-year-
old girl the other. day, and she
was: chewing;.seven sticks of -

gum... at ‘the same time. She:
‘managed quite well. “Her voice ..'

was. .a little slurred, .and‘ she
Said: her jaws were’ becoming

_tired, but. otherwise ‘she showed

no ‘ill: effects:

Chewing seven sticks of gum.

at once. is a record, - In’ my.
gum-chewing days ‘all-.I) could. :
manage was: three sticks. .We
didn’t’ go--in. much for, large
quantities of Spearmint and Wild
Cherry to chew. We tried: to see

show long... we .could “chew one -

stick. . A’ week was my. limit, At

. the’ end of. that ‘time- the “gum:

was chewed: white, and it was
so'sticky that it practically stuck
to the! tongue.. At meal times I

‘parked ‘the gum ‘on the: alarm

A. Eremenko & Co.

THE RED ane WHITE
FOOD STORE —

FROZEN FOOD. -
LOCKERS FOR RENT.

BACON, sliced, side, 4 Ib.
MINCE BEEF, fresh; Ib.
PATTIES, pork and veal, bb. tes

RIBLETS, pork, fresh, Tb.

LADIES '!
Marjorie ‘Hamilton.
‘Pyjamas °.
Heavy. Jersey
$5.95
Corrette Silk.
Pajamas _ :
$6.50 -
Bridal ‘Sets 4

Ree Pes

White Chenille.
Bedspreads alse

- $9.50 ‘ $13.50.

Mr: ‘and Mrs. White -

, Cotton Pillow Slips ©
$2.50. |

.’ Bis and Hers Fine: ~
- . Linen Pillow. Slips
: eee

14.50

ens yee “ae Ny My

zac, Wot

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M, os

the 7a stiff plant
with pink flowei ‘Tie plants
are cut up — aiid the gum drips *
from them... Another: plant -is
the + compass “Weed. ° The alter.
nate leaves usually point “north °

and south, hence its'name.. The eroutel from 2 p.m. ‘If wet: Kin- |
stalk .is resinous, and the gum ~ naird 4 p.m. Castlegar 7:30 p.m.

is gathered from.the upper part
of the stem, °
The only.gum that nature pro-

is the sap fromthe evergreens.
Particularly. the spruce. © Thd
way. to-obtain it is to'make a cut
in the bark, and allow the exud-

so that it will not be. sticky
when chewed. . If it becomes: too
hard: it’ will break into small
particles. .“

Boys for some’ reason always
made a ‘great show’ of obtaining
. this. resin’ gum.’- ‘They * would
_take out their pocket knives and
scoop up some gum, and pass it
“around .to the ‘girls... And ‘the
poor- girls would chew away as
if. their lives .depeniled upon’ it.
“Better than Douplemint!’ they

* would declare. Ctomairenias

Maybe So. “Maybe Nature is
‘a. good provided ‘of. -gum.. But

man,has her beat — Nature has . “Harry,
yet to park some” bubble. gum Roddy, and ‘Terry. of ‘Kinnaird;

either on low - ‘Plants, or, -tall

_ trees. ‘

; MRS. a: WOOLVEELON.
HONORED ‘AT PICNIC. |,

Woolverton of © Calgary; : who -
have - been” visiting’: here; mem-

bers of the Killough family from — xxinlough,

Blueberry, Kinnaird .and_ Castle-.
gar,’ held a picnic at Eremenko’s

26th.
‘After a refreshing dip in the

cool waters -of -the Columbia,.

the. picnickers enjoyed a hearty.
sing-song. around : the: camp- -fire,. :
Over 30: membe:

3 - FULLER. BRU Lae
Try our...

Hard Base and Liaala Waxes |
Also Pure Air and’Moth Crystals
oJ. We. REMPEL a

Next to Credit:\Union. .~

we Public Notice Bu -

“GOVERNMENT LIQUOR AG ” ;

(Section #8)

Notice of Application ‘ < 1
‘to Transfer ‘of B License

NOTICE is hereby’ given that
»0n the 25th -day. of August, 1951,
the undersigned intends ‘to apply:

, consent to the transfer of ‘Beer’
License No. 9016: issued «in -re~
spect of. premisés being ‘part’ of
va building . known “as ‘Castlegar
: Hotel, situated at Hill Ave. ‘and

“Pine Street: at Castlegar, BHUsI is .
:; Columbia, upon’ land’: described :

as 9: of iot 4598, Block 1,'°‘Map

1520, Nelson’ Land*, Registration st

. District, from *Dennis :

and’ Eva L.' Shea;-: to Castlegar, .

Hotel Ltd, »ite transferée.

jay aL Sra a Real:
CASTLEGAR HOTEL LTD. :

i Applicing: and’ ‘Transferee.

Jaseph B. Barnes,
Sunday Mass at:10 o'clock.

Archdeacon B. A. Resker, Viear

“Robson re a.m, Ane Ser-
Vice. vt fine’ picnic and: open’ air

Gospel, Hous, Twin Rivers Hall

unda: gust. 12,' 7:30 p.m.

‘vides that I'm familiar. with speaker Mr. Dan ‘Clark, ‘Thurs, a
day, * August 16; T. pim. at: the.”
home of Mr. G.’ Osachoff.
will be’ a special meeting - with
lantern © pictures; on’: Missionary
ing gum to harden sufficiently . work in‘ Nigeria, Africa, present-

IN CHURCH

St. Rita’s Church
Rey. Joseph B. Barnes, -P.P,
Thirteenth Sunday after Pente-
. Sunday Masses 8:30.and 11
‘Confessions Saturday

ed-by Mr P, D. ‘Gross who is
now * siting here on his fur-
lotgh., LEveryorie welcome at all
meetings. .
Gospel | Tabernacle

/ Sunday , 10-11 am. Sunday.
school: classes for all ages. 11- 12°
a.m.:: Morning’ worship)’ service.

* Thursday 8 p.m. Bible study.and* ©:
. prayer... Come and. hear what...

- the’ Bible has .to say "regarding

the Holy Spirit, Everyone: wel--

come to Gospel Tabernacle. The

-place where God’s Word: is “ac y

heented | in its entirely

Presbyterian Chudeh, Hinnatra

Rev.» w. Lyall Detlor
Services’ to. be: held «in» Com-
‘hunity hall every 1st- and Bid
Sunday’ at 3 pm. >

“WUTHERAN SERVICES |
Services to, be’ held -in Angli-

can Church every 2nd and 4th.

Sunday at 3-p..m,.

The ‘United Church of. Canada
ieimnaira 11° am, é

We Meet New. Life.”
Rev. L. C.' sennston Minister

and ‘there | were also.

"Those present” included 8
and, Mrs... Cecil. Woolverton, Mrs.
L. E. :Killough: and’ Mrs., Swan-
son, Mr. and Mrs. .C. Sahistrom,’,
Bob and Gregory of Blueberry; es

Jackie, June, Mickey and. Joey

“Léod, ‘Patsy. ‘and Dick; Mrs. +: M:
In honor of: Mr... and Mrs. Cecii ’ Carison and: Miss Betty. “Carlson:
Mr, and Mrs. Joe, Killough, Tan-. 7
nis. and“Babs; Mr. afid Mrs. ‘Jim

Emily. and. Jamie «all. -
of: Castlegar; Mr..and “Mrs. John

Park, : Thursday" evening; July seein of Kinnaird; Mis. :Jim ” :

raby. of, New. Westminster; Mr.
w. “Auld, Robbie =
and John of Vancouver; Mr. and |
Albert Hesketh and “Mrs,”
* of the ‘family Graze Cornwell of Casiegar, eee

CASTLE THEATRE
-AUGUST | PROGRAM
“Mon.,. Tues.,- Aug.. 13:14

eng Crosby, Nancy : Olson

: “MR. MUSIC” - i

-Wed., Thur. a Aug. 15-16
Richard . Conte

“°°” Barbara Lawrence

“THIEVES HIGHWAY"

SRRMeT Ta “b
Fri., ,Sat., ‘ Aug.'. 17-18
haat Cooper, Ruth Roman

ve = DALLAS"

» Mon-Tues, Aug. 2021”
Joan Fontaine, Robert Ryan
“BORN TO BE BAD”

‘ “wed, “Thurs. Atig. 22-23 °
ana. Andrews, Farley Grariger
© Joan- Evans.
“THE EDGE OF Doom”

~ Fri... Sat., -Aug. 24.25 ‘
= James Stewart, Shelley Winters
ictppae » “WINCHESTER m3"

“Mon., Tues., Aug. 27-28 ©
Gene ‘Tierney, John Lund °
. “THE. MA’ ‘TING SEASO)

_Wed.,,Thurs., Aug. 29-30.
frene .Dunne, Fred .MacMurray

.“NEVER - A .DULL MOMENT” *

-CARLSEN' ‘Ss BUILDING

“to the Liquor’ Control: Board” for‘’

‘THURSDAY, AUGUST. 9, :1951

‘CASTLE b NEWS, CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA

Mics, Wendy Lou Spence is.

IN AND ourtor

REIGHT 0}
“FOOD. MARKET ©

wie eas Wm. Forest of
Trail spent Sunday at the home
of the. latter’s ‘parents’ Mr, ana

Jackie’ Forest spent ‘the week
and ‘returned home. with their

StH

MEAT BALLS ; Summerside, 16 02:
GOOD. LUCK ‘MARGARINE, Ibe se
_ PACIFIC MILK, case ..
CERTO,. jiquid, hottie
JARS, Kerr-Mason, ats doz, i

a. week’ with, her. pare
ents Mr: and Mrs. R. Moore, : /
Mr. ‘Charles’ Appleton” of Ead-;
i “Alta, is.. visiting. with
» his mother, Mrs. 'S, Appleton.»
“Mr. and Mrs. W. McConnachie- °
‘: and “family “of: Penticton’ are
holidaying: at ‘the ‘home ‘of. the :
‘latter's parents,» Mr, and: Mrs.

Miss” Dorothy ‘Davidson’ and

are vialting at ‘the home of Mr.

- BALLARDS 006.

“qwere recent’ visitors ‘at
the, home’ of. Mr. and.”

DOG =.CAT FOODS

MALKIN s GRAPEFRUIT: JUICE, 43 07, «
KRAFT DINNER, 2 for . ‘
BUTTER, Asi ‘grade, ee
ARBOE COFFEE, Ab.

-safruit & Vegetables — a

TOMATOES, Tb.

Sitio were: recent pallor:

Mrs. A. Read’ and ‘son “Micky f
*-have.:returned . from | Montreal
: after spending two months Visit: :

i Thomas and ‘family
have! returned: from. a: :trip::
2000° miles through . the Cariboo:
vand ‘Vancouver, Mr.: Thomas will :

che!
with relatives at Vancouver, . -

Mr. and Mrs, ‘Ted’ Poirier of

Spokane and Mr. and ‘Mrs. M.
Gallo} of Castlegar attended the

funeral of the latter’s | grand-

father; Mr.. Anthony: ‘Tedesco, at
Rossland ast: Saturday.

‘Bobby Ratcliffe returned. Sun-

“day from*a ‘two’ weeks’ vacation
at the Pend -d’Orielle.

_ Mr." and), Mrs." Palmer. and

children of Redwater,,‘Alta,, left.
last ‘Saturday after visiting at
the home of: Mr. and, “Mrs, G.
Warby.. : ene |

Mrs, Jean Lathan and son’ of:

Moose Jaw, Sask,,. were. recent
visitors at the home. ‘of: Mrs. I.
” Riley. y

“Mr, ‘and Mrs, “I: Forgie-Thom:

son,: Mae and Billy ‘have’ return:
ed from a: “holiday: at ‘Vancouver.
and Princeton. -
te Miss. |Sheryll . “and, CarokLee if
Riley, are holidaying with: rela:
lives in’ Rossland. ; :

Mr, J. and) Mrs... L. ‘Atkingon
have returned from a ‘holiday
at Christina ; Lake. ‘se

Mr. Stan Ho swill has return

‘spend | ‘a holiday with: relatives
‘dn. ‘Vancouver. : :

BANANAS, ‘2 Ibs,
ORANGES, 10 ne

Active Naval Service
is Suspended For.
Trip to Canida

© while he reads'up’on

ing forward ito emanate

— fel :
oe CASTLE EWS

“Spending oo ral Weeks

Make‘a paste by.

for five minutes, 4%
5 crumbs and 1-8 c. milk.’ A

‘int 'YToat!

an, Bake 45 minutes in & moderate!

oven... Unmold’ and serve: hot with
stewed tomato, le ith i

table: salad.»

“Mr. and Mrs. Frederick “Aber.” ,
deen of. ‘Vancouver: were visitors *:

them® while: hot,’ :an:
serve them ' put together. and: topped
with diced ‘lobster: ine ssenin “sauce.

with'green’ peppers
, added for color; con!

pple
th Hot or Teen Coftes or ‘Tea’

3 “ie. hot
two :c.: sliced- peeled '
oblong:‘pan '(6” x"10")%) Co ith :
the tae co meee ‘mixture. oR.
al’ crus

led. beet hash; Shape in
ual '-p: