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— see shopping trip to the | BIG ciTy may sound
attractive when you plan it. But road hazards, weather, car
failure and heavy traffic can easily make ‘you sorry you
strayed so far from home. Especially so when our local
stores offer just as much (and often morc) in styles, sclec-
. tion and value.
Not only our hometown merchants, but service stations,
automobile dealers, banks and professi:
munity can provide c:
sud personal care.

HERE'S HOW you BENEFIT BY DOIN:
ALL YOUR SHOPPING LOCALLY .

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When you buy f from your hometown merchants you gets

1. HONEST VALUES
2. AFAPLE SELECTION
3. INSTANT

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7. FREEDOM FROM PDAD
HAZARDS
8. ELIMINATION OF COmY
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The next time'the idea of taking your shopping dolfars far
from home presents itself, be realistic. Ask yourself whether

the risks involved ate worth the effort.

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‘YOUR LOCA LOCAL § STORE

THURSDAY, JULY 18, i957

PER MONTH

ROOM & BOARD — Available. NOTICE — BeoutyF Parlor — 76

at’ McCreight's Rooming one,
Phone 2493,

Men-Women; We have a sen-
sational plan whereby you can
make $50.00 weekly and more in
spare time by. selliag our com-
plete line of ‘dry géods and yard
goods. No experience needed.
Free ‘particulars and Free gifts,

FOR SALE — Lots in Kinnaird
$180.00 each. Phone 2733,
tind

FOR SALE — Booker furnace,
complete with forced air fan,
apply Castlegar News. tin

Rex Trading Co., 1171 Bernard
St, reat Montreal, Quebec,
Dept. 1 tin 1

FOR RENT —3 apart.

Maple Street, Castlegar, Mrs.
Alice Zuckerberg, phone 4631.

128/FOR SALE — ‘36 ‘Chev., fair

FOR SALE — Good quulity
\eherries, while they "last —
Duncan Carter, Robson, 129

FOR SALE — Raspberries, 10c
per pound, pick them yourself,
Fred Ogloff, Robson, 328

FOR SALE — Raspberries per-
fect'for canning and freezing.
Phone’ 2062-2069. 328

condition, phone 8131, Albert
Richards, 329

FOR SALE — Rhode Island Red
laying hens and Newhamshire
pullets, phone 4873, 129

FOR RENT — 2 room partly

ment, phone 6801. 129

NOTICE — To the end of Sept.
Readers Digest can be had for

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

CASTLEGAR
FUNERAL HOME
DEDICATED TO KINDLY
FHOUGHIFUL SERVICE
Ambulance — Flewers .
Geanite, Marble & Bronze -

FURNITURE
MOVING
LONG DISTANCE.
For Free Estimates
PHONE
Castlegar 2521 ‘Trall 191
Nelson 1471
UNITED TRUCKING

8 months for
$100". or 16 months: for $2.00,

and advance renewals can be
had for $9.00 for 5 years or
$6.00. for 3 years. “Contact R.
Peterson, Box 159 or phone
5123 Castlegar. 328

FOR SALE — ‘48 Merc one ton
truck in good pao phone
171,

Old subscribers either reguldr|-

- 828
FOR SALE — Attractive modern
house, 4. rooms, bathroom,
porch, arge finished room in
high White stucco

Phone 3601

‘ RIGRY's
BUS DEPOT
COFFEE SHOP

TAXI

HOME
BUILDING SUPPLIES
Phone 3131 — Kinnaird, B.C.
LUMBER — PAINT

PLUMBING AND
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

NORA‘S
HAIR DRESSING PARLCR
A complete beauty service
by appointment
PHONE 2563
Nora Mojelski

CENTRAL SHOE
& LEATHER REPAIR
PHONE 4621

We attach “Dinkle” Nickle
Rim Heels on ladies’ shoes

CASTLEGAR, B.C.

_ UNITED
TRUCKING |
“DALY FRRIGHT ;SERVICE
‘Trail, Rossland, Castlegar
2 Nelson
PRONE
Castlegar 2521

MARLANE GRILL
Open 8:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m,

‘Not Jut Another Place ‘To Eat
But The | Place To Eat Another

‘PHONE $881.
CASTLEGAR

exterior. Garden, fruit, Moder-
ate price. 554 Seventh.Ave. or
ph. 2776. a 129

FOR SALE — 3 bedroom un-

finished house in, Castlegar at

614-3rd Ave. Apply Box en

Castlegar News,

FOR SALE — Household articles,
two electric motors, tools, dish-
es, fruit jars ete. Apply Fred
Eremenko next to Theatre.

F 129

FOR SALE — Fryers, 3 moni
old pullets, also canning ma-
chine with supply of cans,
phone 4561, Mrs. Green. 329

| LS. Ltd.

eo
~ Chgrter ' Service
Towing - Barges :
anywhere on the Arrow ‘
~ Lakes

Phone 4331

SMITH'S  ~
PLUMBING & HEATING
For Estimates Phone
3401 & 7261

We Service
‘What We Install

,| Box 384 Castlegar, B.C.

GREEF'S ELECTRIC

Arrow Lakes Ferry
Service

th! cited in Liberty is that of a Cal-

| Coulter of the Calgary Children’s

house, shower, flush
and hot water. Phone 3751 or
contact Oswald Motors. 129

FOR RENT — Paitly furnished
4 room basement suite, Imme-
diate possession, phone 6871,

129

FOR SALE - Centraily located
Castlegar residential lots, phone
3511 or Box 520, Castlegar, .

x 330

20,000 Annually Cruel
To Their Children

Canadian parents are liable
for a $200 fine and two years in
jail for twice leaving a child
under 10 without a’ baby sitter.
This is one of the little known
facts revealed in an article by
Editor Frank Rasky, in the July
issue of Liberty Magazine,

Every year in Canada more
than 100 Children’s Aid Societies
all over the country care for over
20,00 children who are neglected,
beaten or deserted by their par-
ents, Rasky says.

Among the cases of cruelty

gary father who beat his,11-year-
old son, then rubbed salt into the
wounds for not telling the truth.
An Alberta farmer kept his 8-
year-old son chained by the
neck in a stable for over a week.
A Monteral father admitted to
whipping bis four, epng sons
while they hung by their necks

with only their toes touching the]:

floor. In Halifax a mother let her
four-year-old daughter drown
while she was drinking at a boot-
legger's,

Separation of parents leaving
the remaining parent incapable
of proper care is'a major cause
of trouble, says Rasky. H. . FY

Aid Society, blames the trouble
on the complex pattern of today’s
society and says “You cannot
expect and love from

CONTRACTING
Free Estimates
PHONE 8571

DRY CLEANERS
. Phone 4851
We Pick-Up and
Deliver

J. I. LAUGHTON
BSe. OD.

OPTOMETRIST

‘Office Hours
MON. — WED. — FRL
10-12 © -1:50-5:00 ,

PHONE 2581

G. A. SUMNER
Naturopathic Physieian~

Bremenko Building . .
PHONE 260i

GENERAL BUILDING -
“CONTRACTO!

All Kinds of ve ee

Supplies
CLL. ‘PAINTS
CASTLEGAR BUILDING |

SUPPLY STORE..

Box 292 Phone 2161

WALDIE
LUMBER & BUILDING
‘ SUPPLY LTD.

building
gladly given.
Pheae 7112

‘We can supply all your -j.
needs. Estimates |

DESMOND T.
LITTLEWOOD

OPTOMETRIST

Wed. 2:30.p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Phone 3021 or 2232

TO
Leave Robson Wharf

son

10:00 am. Thursday.
ive E

4:00 p.m. Thursday.

ents lives.”

children in- a home where there
is no love and order in the par-

In the final analysis, says the
Liberty article, if a parent turns
his back on a child he is punished

NOTICE — Kinnaird Christian
Vacation School, July 22 to.
August 2— 9 am. to 12 noon
each day at Kinnaird United
Church for, ages 4 to 14 years.
Inter-denominational — All
children‘ welcome, 129

WANTED
Room. 8 ARD ..- ~~
Calan: © Apply ey liable housekeeper to look after
NOTICE — Fall Fair Mecting, one child for working couple,
live in, modern home, good
Friday, July 19 at 8 p.m. in 108, Caste
Legion Memorial Hall. . 129)- pont ne reer Box 490A,

WANTED —-Front end man,
apply Castle Motors. 129

WANTED TO RENT -—- Young
couple with family urgently
need snjall furnished house
or furnished apartment to rent,
would also consider house with
option’ to buy. Write P,° H:

‘Box 713, Ci

129

Legion Corner

\
The applications for ordinary
membership of Gunnar Lepsoe
and James Walker, both: of Cast-
legar were read and approved.
Congratulations to the new niem-
bers’ will be extended on ‘their
initiation.
+ While the enrolment of new
members continues steadily, there

fis the worrying thought that ‘17

members ‘have received auto-
matic suspension -for non-pay-
ment of dues,

Most of the noble work of
this Branch must, of necessity;
always remain unpublicised. Wel-

fare work must always be en-
veloped in the cloak of anony-
mity. Members themselves are
often unaware of the scope of
operations of the chairman of the
Welfare Committee.

The Legion Hall will be
made available to the Canadian
Arthritic and Rheumatism So-
elety for one afternoon a week
forthe
ment to Patients. *

A donation of $200 was re-
ceived with gratitude from the
Ladies Auxiliary to-be used to-
wards any extension of the Le-
gion Hal Ithe Branch might find
suitable.

On Friday, July 26, an invi-
tation is extended to all Legion
members, their wives or girl
friends to attend a ‘Basket Barbe-
que’ at the home of Sam Har-
grave’s in Kinnaird.

Members should bring their
own wieners, steaks and marsh-
mallows, Festivities “will com-
™mence at approximately 8:30 p.m.
Swimming in the Hargrave's
pool will be = highlight of the
evening. Members requiring

by depriving himself of a child
to love. As one mother!
wrote upon reunion with her.
family: “It's hard havirig the,
children away from ‘home, It!
has been a tough les-

1:00 p.m. Friday.

sem, I'll never fail them again,
Children is something that noth-
ing can fill their place.”

from
should meet outside the Legion
Hall at 8:15 inthe evening.

WHO WAS DAVID FIFE?

Divid Fife was a farmer of
Otonabee, Upper Canada, who
the first t-resi

ring of freat-|_

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REMPS CRAFT
SHOP

. FOR CABINETS end PICTURE FRAMING
AND :
ITEMS SUITABLE FOR GIFTS

. AT REASONABLE PRICES
Phone 6011

Castlegar, B.C.

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ses anu
grazing land. ‘John Powers, above, is 10 rT
smallest horse in the treo; i oe omits vas a

CASTLE

PHONE 2921

THURS., FRI. and SAT.
LURE OF

Jean Peters —
“THE HOUSE OF

ELK

THE WILDERNESS —.
Jeffrey Hunter
WAX”

Vincent Price — Phyllis Kirk
,ONE SHOWING AT 9:20

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4ULY 18- 19-; 20
in color

.wheat in Canada, Known as Red
Fife, the new wheat was widely
grown on the prairies.

Later, it was crossed with
Hard Red Calcutta to produce the
famous Marquis variety. The
‘riginc] kernels were ina ship-
ment of spring wheat that Fife
received.from Europe in 1842. The
Fife homestead is. at preseat
owned by a grandson.

THURSDAY to TUESDAY

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- SATURDAY MATINEE

Chopter 9 — “Blazing The Overland Trail

ROOMS
Confectionery
Special Chinese Dishes °
Open 8 a.m. to 10:80 p.m.
Sat. 8 om. to 12:30 p.m.

SETO CAFE

STARTS WEDNESDAY
Marlon Brando — Glenn Ford

“TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON”

* Feoture.at 6:55 ond 9:10 p.m.
Last Complete Sho wot 9:00 p.m.

‘DUTCH . MAID
BAKERY LIMITED
* Birthday Cakes

Wedding Cakes
Anniversary Cakes .

For
COAL, SAND, GRAVEL
BULLDOZING &
* EXCAVATING
SEE
CASTLEGAR TRANSFER

Join Smokey’s Gnpslen: PREVENT FOREST FIRES.

|. W. Sharples “Phone '6001

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