Thursday, August 5, 1954

CLARK'S
Funeral Chapel
Flower Shop|

Owned & Operated By
(Lynn and Mell Monkhonse

Phone Trail 125

1054 TAMARAC AVENUE
TRAIL, B.C.
Foot of Smelter Hill .

CALGARY
$24.15

One Way
2 hs, 15 min.
Phone 3011

AIRLINES;
GQ CONTINENTS and 63 COMMUNITIES bu CANADA |

Not to:be left out of their pede
these soldiers and their wives held

annual ‘stam: Gregor, Calgary; Lieut, and} Mes. John. Pariseau,

Peace River; Sergt. and Mrs. Roy

Cloutier, Pem-

broke, Onty Ser ont and Mrs, Ken Campbell it, an- >.

couver ani
Peace River, sagt
Vancouver.

gt. ie
pie. Don Patterson (on horse}s

Newspaper Gitealation
Nearly 8 Million
Says Book of Facts

Canada’s‘ daily and weekly
press has a combined circulaticn
bem ‘more than half the country's
total “population. The 95 daily
newspapers publish about '3,850,-
‘000 copies; about 1,000 ‘weeklies
have a circulation of about 4,-
000,000 according, to'a section on

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= 1 1945-55, edition of Quick Canadian

RUBBER! HOSE Occ en cece er $675 |

ded in the

Facts, the ‘pockét-sized annual
of facts about Canada.

“The 63 “foreign-language nevws-
papers, published in 20 languag-
es, have 0 ‘total ‘circulation | ‘of

privately owned. and 20 CBC sta-

tions, The non-government sta-

tions employ. about 4,000 people,

the CBC about 1,250.

In the motion picture fica are

are ‘B1e private “film ‘producing
and the

owned National Film Board. The

latter employ, 543 persons, the

private compariies 386. In one re-

cent year, output of private'com-

panies Yotaled~1,764 productions;

of the National Film beatae 31L
acti

‘Among ther fact:
about Canada noted in’ the 10th
annual edition of Quick Canadian
Facts are:

Canada is the only countzy ot

gained nationhood and self-gov-
olution;

by the Queen’s Printer it takes
more ‘than 500 pages to list the
titles and subject matter of gov-
ernment publications. =
Radio service in Canada is via
170 broadcasting) stations, 150

=~ | about 2,360,000 Canadians, more
than 1% times as many as agri- su

culture,

Th farmers of Nova Scotia have
the country’s highest ‘production
per acre of many crops;

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“Thureday, August 5,

! 954.

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OF. wo =- PRONE was.

For Sale

‘WITH
‘and garage.

" CORDWOOD SAWING

veniences, 310 Seventh ‘Ave.
egar. 29

located: enone 3639, Castlegar.

.|34BEDROOM HOUSE, Centrally

5. aos: HOUSE i TPL 31!

5 ROOMED HOUSE N CASTLE.

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like, ye
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of
and: “advice: ‘for teenager's "Pro: 6 phone
blems.. ax

i is that we ‘don't

‘for holidays, from 12th:
to” 48th ot Scones Phone ‘2861. ©
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House on ‘wa'good ‘ote Phone
2187," Cadlegar. @8 31

Ir, 78 Maple: Street” Castiegar.|
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‘Work Wanted -

TRAIL BUSINESS COLLEGE

HOUSEWORK*WHERE I vy
ae :

“ONE — TWO BEDROOM: FULLY
athe Rie House in” Dumont Sub-
SENSI 4

cele

* ] Your“cHAIN’ SAW WILL
RAT

Here and the government has an-
the establis ofa
cles policy for forestry protec-

three. teen-aged. boys,. under the
direction . of. a permanent, forest

My.)
s Beauty, Pacior: will have @:phone -in-our -house.

bi
RESEED Beauty Par-.

‘and - romantic:; intereste,-.I -have listed ¥
asked: Mom and. a many, times pis ee for: aidete-: vi

that: é 1 iad
if she can’t ae ‘up thee friends

to get the latest. She is also un-
popular since peve cant phgae

You have a difficult problem
and! one, which it, is very, difficult
for ‘parents :.to. understand. Just |!
because they were able to man- you
age without telephones when they |!

forget times have changed and
a teleptione is ‘almost a necces-

a‘beautitul, a by. ie a

This| rude,-and paresis hon
is. greatly..curbing my -social- life! 'm- ‘sure -"Mufdock” “would id thave

- ponvince ‘Dad"I need: the: eiphone?

cicking your, legs. | That
were young, ‘ they. tend to should show — you mean “pusi-

sity if a: young girl’s
balance: is to be preserved..- .
Girls: call up.te discuss the day’s

A highway marking crew. of all

Bo: intake |
wee ‘At ee cen ‘paren! cats only | _.7™ in an awful pickle, Yester-
had. to" supply food, ‘clothes and day some men tame’and took out}:

our -The day © before

ible. aids to

shelter for their but
it is our. water was shut off. In-both
ee ‘their duty to provide cases it was because the bill had | _

along with a ‘Jocal, i

x not been paid.

news gathe facility.

officer are

of “stencilling '. forest. “protection

on the road surfaces of
the main provincial highways:
"| The’ :messages | read: ‘*Keep BE,
Green=Use Your Ashtray.”
., The letters are’ seven feet men

a flimsy excuse such as “we can’

near future will be working east

the
This is very timely as ‘we are
now im the dangerous fire period
and over 50 percent. of British | i

Sincerely yours,” ©

Madame. Snoopersnout:.

Many s shirk their, re-|OW" ion set, my. &
sponsibility ‘in this regard Sith mink coat, my ‘daughter's movie

afford it.’ Try. to explain to them dog food: Our option to buy a
how important a telephone is in| Cattle ranch ( my daughter has
the life of a modern, young girl, |N°W taken to cowboys), expiyes
Make them see that times have| ‘hls week.

st Madanie:: Snoonersn ou in
(|| TWO .WEERS LATER i

:I have ‘another: problem. : ‘Thanks

to you there is now a.telephone |She will ‘suffer from feelings nee
at our housé but my parents con- |Tejections unless she has one too
tinue ta be difficult by not Jett For the above reasons I’ must

last night one Ot raise in pay. or else I'll go nuts,

ep are on

¢} camera and our (last ‘batch of

Our : small car gives aoa aaiigh-

Chow)

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Mi WALT" ‘DISNEY’S
“BEAR COUNTRY”
“SHOWS AT 7.cand 9'p.m....
» Matinee Saturday At2 p.m.
REGULAR’ ‘ADMISSION PRICES

demand ‘an immediate, healthy.

“MONDAY. and TUESDAY:

PRICED FROM .. .. $1.75 to $10.00 and over ch

. *Availabie'on ‘Request to Winnipeg Mail ornate the forests, -

Cancer Forum ot ee ca

my girl friends phoned /and told} -

~. Sincerely yours, Se
me ail about the dance at Hogan’s

Mr. 1M, A. Mouse.

BAMBOO . .. 30c ‘STEEL .. $1.75

ARE-AT

fects).
@ ‘Is Cancera single

‘The new edition of gaicke Can-
adian Facts, oars up to-date

A. No, The term “cancer” in-
cludes all ‘forms of

on-all

growth, very many varieties now
being known. These have certain
characteristics in common, ‘such
23 uncontrolled growth and tend-

‘such es location in the body,
microscopic appearance ands re-
to t.

sponse :

@. Does the use of alcohol bear
any relation to cancer of the stom-
ach?

A: Not so far as is known. Al-|}.

Lawii ‘Rakes ) [orpeameaerene on [Sie maaiiee | [AT RATRNC ee
YE ATON'S ORDER OFFICE

COLUMBIA AVE. 4.

CASTLEGAR

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CHEMISTR:

SiR eAeins fo 38 ao
DESIGHATING
ork s
CRYSTALLIN

els
ifting Job
ho’ dime to watch the
crown ‘Point '~" Castlegar Cubs

month, totalling $38,800 it in value.

ix Total for July: last year was $7,-
if

1952, $19, 000.

i i “the! game Sunday
Village . of comeaar Siig the | were. agreeably surprised to find
month of July, reached its high- the Castlegar Ball Park in one :
est peak of the year.and was con- of .its-best conditions ever after]. ~
siderably higher. than for. the] a Bains apd levelling job dur-

3 way afternoon, with the help of

ie. weekend.

told, the. Village Commissioners
Monday’evening that in the face
of complaints from Trail players.
at the poor condition of the ‘bajl
field: here, he had given the Ball
Park the: much neded work Sat-

> Gbtinalasioner Gerry. Wanless |:

ie the Village bulldozer, and mem-,
rs of the ball club.

lustrial. Arts, Room at the Stanley| His action was endorsed by the
Humphties\ High- School): seen commission meeting. :

{cohol may have an unfavourable : 1 A @ acres fs oe ee ‘ eee :

effect on; stomach tissues of some one x are . aA Seat eer Sar oe
3 yy ; persons, but no more so than : : peeretes ‘ i Z H BS 23 nity
some other substances taken into ss MOSES cis : 5 Tayi 4 hs : >. : 8 wenvous pe ke
the stomach with food or drink. : : Z ; = ; GR 4 LowtR,

po eae 1 el a 4 when ore soon ding: i ees Cee :

cause of the t L lie j bees 5 f 7, Hons’ to “Castl d i aie: 'Dergousoff, 2. $1,000;° Twin : " WEDNEDAY snd THU “
A. There is no scientific evider Serving he Bes 4 linc es. ie - 2h, Seprecde Ahad ww aaa ays "| ientairy ‘school, °$9,850; ‘Castlegar enase¢ : a rencene THURS v,
that it will. : ; Board, | -ty “building, . int te ae g

@, Wiat is the differencé be: & TOW a ee ae = = S| inrrestaences 3,008 Marah partie = <
tween normal and cancer growth? fae zs oe eae EsG ‘| $ wR Ss ease sme 2 siden 3 $5, : | $200. ° meey
A. Normal growth begins when aa a cities frei : - > s % Peake 4
the fertilized-egg or ovum divid-
es into two cells and coritinues
under -control of natural body
forces until maturity is reached.
Thereafter, growth is held'in
check except to replace destroyed
tissues...

rid ay eats

DON’T WAIT UNTIL FALL TO
PLACE YOUR ORDER. FOR:

Cancer arises when a cell or
group _of cells begins to grow
‘avai: “asl fd “the” nornial “calls |
(during the first weeks of life. The :
cells - of' this secondary. growth; |’
unresponsive to the ‘control that)
Keeps normal cells in check, force }:
thair ‘destrudtive ways among
the ‘normal cells in the vicinity,| |
and ‘later spréad “to other: parts]
of the ‘body. : This - uncontrolied
cell growth is: teancer, 3
Q. What causes cancer?’- +
A. The dause is umknown.. In
animals cancer can be. produced
in’ a variety of ways, but these
have no. direct . relationsaip, wo

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