B CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, September 24, 1959

Senior Fall Fair Winners

(continued from page five)
‘are, second, Mrs, M. Gallo,
ren} biscults—second, Mrs. D, J.

Cup » cakes—first, Mrs, Elsie Gor-
esky; second, Mrs, J. S. Hunter.

Bread buns, white—first, Mrs. N.
“Oswald; second, Mrs, J. Scott

Bread buns, brown—tirst, Mrs.
Z aot second Mrs. D, J. Ads-

coasts, Mee. N. Oswald;
ocond, Mrs. J. S. Hunter; third,

its E, Goresky.
jal, white bread—Mrs. J.

scott: om Mrs. 2: Hunter, third, ©

Mrs. P, Saw
woe bread —frst, Mrs. N, Os-
second, Mrs, W. G.
hedy. Ry third, Mrs, J, Scott.
Mille rolls—first, Mrs, F. Kon:
kin; second, Mrs, N. Oswald; thied

Mrs, E, Gores!

Clnnamen ‘uns fest, Mrs. E.
Goresky; st Ww.
Brownlie, Ky third, Mrs. 4. E.

SORT
JACKETS

FOR FALL & WINTER

‘Spcelal_—white cake, iret. Mrs.
J. S. Hunter, second Mrs. A Ashen.

Warin, Genelle.

Knitted article, cotton — First,
Mrs, M. Keraltt, posilesee sec:
ond; Mrs, G. War!

Knitted jacket, bonnet, booties

(wol) — First, Mrs, H. Johnson,
Robson; second, Mrs, F, Konkin,

Knitted article, wool—Firat, Mrs.
us ; Parks second, Mrs, '‘F, Jonk-

mnpeelal—Mary Maxim sweater—
First, Mrs. F. Konkin.

Hand-embroidered bureau scarf
or buffet set--First, Mrs. V. Peter-
son, Rosslands. _oegond Mrs. P,
Oglow, Jr., Rob:

Hand- ombroidered pillow slips—
First, Mrs. H. Johnson; second,
Mrs. P. Oglow, Jr. third, Mrs.
¥. Peterson, Rosslant

Hand-embroidered funcheon cloth
—First, Mrs. H. Johnson; second,
Mrs. Oglow, ae third, Mrs. P. S,

ff,
Fore d Junchegn cloth

Special white cak
= Goresky; second Mrs. J. Hun:

J, Hunter;

READY MADE -
OR
MADE TO MEASURE

“Fudge—first, Mrs.
second, Mrs. C. Guerin

Hard candy—tirst, Mrs, C. Guer-
in.

ythian Sis-
tr Challenge and Memento troph-
NEEDLEWORK

Knitted socks, ‘stocking site)
Needles; sec-

a hterezate winner—Mrs, 3S.
lunter, the

first, Mrs. E. Craft, second, Mrs.
F. ts

. Konkin,

Knitted Socks, deny stiteh)—
first, Mrs, E.

Knitted socks ‘diamond — first
Mrs. BE. Craft; second, Mrs. W.
Soukoreff. .

Knitted socks (diamond) — first,

Mrs. C, Guerin.
Knitted mitts, 1 pair child's—
Crake Seon Me:

Sie,

Craft

Rnitted sweater (stocking stitch)
—first, Mrs. E. Craft.

Knitted sweater (stocking stitch)
—tirst, Mrs. Ruth Parkin, C.

Knitted sweater (fancy ‘stitch)—
First, Mrs, E. Craft, Needles.

Knitted ‘sweater (fancy stiteh,
child’s)—First, se. a Parkins;
second, Mrs. E. Craft.

Knitted Northland sweater—First
Mrs. J. 8. Hunters be second, Mrs.
J.P, McKay, legar.

Knitted Nertrnand sweater, chil-
dren’s size—First, Mrs. J. Scott.

Knitted article (any other) wool
—First, Mrs, F.

LATEST STYLE
AND MATERIALS

AT
. Ko!
1 tee dolly, cotton—First, Mrs.

Leitner's
Peitzsche, Fruitvale; second,

RR == Pane iM.

WELL WOMENS CLINIC

Opening Tuesday, Sept. 29
2-4PM. AND SUBSEQUENT TUESDAYS
FOR REGISTRATION AND INFORMATION.

LEGION HALL, CASTLEGAR
Pi Pang 5 ei tone a EO ee ea]

Uf it’s for coffee, a snack or a dinner

come to the

CASTLEGAR HOTEL
DINING ROOM

We enjoy having the whole family.

All’ home cooked meals
Banquets and Dinner Parlies arranged
by appointment
Open 6:00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m.

ACEO TACT A
Hi AR RY’S DRY GOODS ©
KINNAIRD

Pure Wool, For Skirts 65 & 58” Widths

$1.98 & up
$2.98 & up

Wool Tweeds
Wool Plaids

“Cotton & Rayon Materials for Dresses, Jumpers &
7 Blouses, Just Arrived.

Ladies’ “Lady Selkirk” Torrylene Non-Iron Material

Short & Long Sleeve Blouses, Sizes 14, - 20 Priced
ve $5.95 & $6.95

Savings Still in Effect on Children’s Pullovers &
Cardigans . . - "i

ieee

ay

‘D. A, McIntosh.

” Mrs. H, Armstrong; second, Mrs.

—First, Mrs. G. Wari

Cutwork ‘sabroidery-First, Mrs,

a Armstrong, Nelson; second,
. W. G. Kennedy.

Mond embroidery, Wy 0.V.—First,
Mrs, W. Bonkoretty second, Mrs.
P, Oglow,

Hand einbroldery, white, A.O.V.
—First, Mrs, P. S. Popoff.

Hemstitching, ony. “article, White
—First, Mrs. H, Armstrong.

CROCHETING

Crocheted doily, cotton — First,
Mrs, L. Peitzsche, Fruitvale; sec-
ond, Mrs. D. ae MelIntosh; third,
Mrs. R, Par!

Crochet ser cotton—Fitst, Mrs.

8
wae THE SCRATCH,
"|

V.. Peterson, Rossland; second,

Mrs. R. Parkin; third, Mrs. W.
Soukoreff.
Fillet crochet — First Mrs. V.

Read the Castlegar News Classified Ads

Peterson; second, Mrs. Wm. Sou-
koreff.

ON NEWSPAFERS
fees oa ee Seer pee E
eet = Responsible,

Thring, Castlegar;
R. Parkin.
Grochet “work, wool—First, Mrs,
R. Parl Charles H, Peters, president
Crochet table cloth, First, Mrs. of the Canadian Press, said ‘re-
F. Moline, Rossland; "second, Mrs. cently that if newspaper readers
P. Sawehenko. a a responsible press they
Sewing . ust be willing to support it.
‘Article made from flour sack— ™ He said that by the term “re-
Fist, wie pee wantett, second, sponsible press” he did not mean
Merncheon ‘loth made fom a dull newspapers.
flour sack—First, Mrs. “But surely there is some
strong; second, Mrs. F. A conn, pony for on concern in the trends
+ of modern r
Pieae te . fon oe Mr, Peters, also resident of
second, Mrs. P. S. Popoff. the Montreal Gazette, was guest
‘Article made from flour sack, speaker at the CNE’s Press and
A.O.V.—First, Mrs. P. S. Popoff, Advertising Day.
second, Mrs. H. Armstrong. ‘He sald recent surveys show-
Cotton apron any siyle—Fisst, ed ihe average newspaper read-
ng; second, Mrs. er spent only four minutes a day
on international news.
Recent interviews of 2,000
people in the United States show-
ed 79 per cont dig. not] snow what
Kinn: the term NA’ stood for.
Hie (ics — Fist, Mre, Fifty-four per cent were not
mira Cabtlegaty, Secendh S, Popoit: Second, Mrs. F.
‘article made from a worn gar- Ko
— 12 snaps (mounted) black and
men light went Fish at g, White — Second, Mrs. F. Konkin.
Adshead, Robson. 12 Snaps (mounted) colored —
Article made from a worn gar- First, Mrs. V. Peterson; “Second,
ment, heavy- weleht stat ae Mrs. F. Konkin.
M. Gallo; second, Arm- — Rug, braided (cotton rags) —
strong. First, Mrs. J. P. McKay; Second,
Mrs, P. S. Popoff.
Rug, hooked (A.0.V.) — First,
Mrs. Steve Harshenin, Kinnaird;
second, h Misi Fs Kon jonkins ee
— nae , loomed — First, ‘Mr: .
Latins 0: uve neh EM. Be main, second, Mrs Steve Hee
Cushion cover — First, Mrs. H, shenin.
‘ Number painting — First, Mrs.
Bop second, Mrs. P. 8.  pelerson: second, Mrs. Helen
Darn on a work sock — First, Armstrong.

Pencil line Gating — ee

lt, — . , Wendy Seaton, Castlegar; secon
a HH, mas vatiniy > Flea ira: rail Woroby,. Castlegar; third,
hrs, R. Parkin.. im Wishloff, Brilliant.

HANDICRAFTS
Tooled leather: any project — second, J. T, > Webster, Robson;
fee Mrs. J. H; Pedersen, Cas- tied, Mary Lebedoff, Bi
Pen and ink drawing — Ost,
gatied toy—First, Mrs. H; Arm- Dale second,

Cotton dress, woman’s—First

Mrs. H. Armstrong.

anim dress, childs—First, Mrs.
mstrong; second Mrs. Edna ©

Misceltaneo
Tatting, handkerchief edging
nd, Mrs. F. Monline, ‘Ross-

M, Gallo,

5

familiar with Unlted Nations
or its work,

Other surveys showed that 80
per cent of readers follow the
comic strips and letters to the
editor but only 20 per cent read
editorials. and serious news.

Mr. .Peters said the various
figures he quoted may apply in
Canada as well as in the United
States. .

He

LETTER TO EDITOR

All correspondence should be
addressed to The Editor, Castle.
gar News, Drawer 400, Castle-
gar, B.C. Letters. for publication
must be accompanied by the core
rect name and address of the
writer, Pen names will be uscd
on rcauest, but the correct name
must be submitted, The Castlegar
News reserves the right to shor-
ten letters in the interests of
economy of space.

An open fetter to the Kin-
naird council and public:

In tHe Sept. 10 issue of the
Castlegar News an item appeared:
under the heading “Kinnaird
Counell Briefs" in which Mrs.
Dougan comments,’ “This makes
the fourth letter.”

I wish to state that to this
date, Sept. 22, 1959, these letters
have not been recelved by me.

On Sept. 9, the day before

the above issue of: the Castlegar! |B

News hit the street, the. Kinnaird|
fire chief was good enough to

visit. mein person to advise me of!

chief asked me to board up’
the door and windows. This was.
done and two days later the

boards were removed and young

boys were found inside,

in” to guard my property, Tht

are other vacant lots in the vil
lage under almost identical prob-/
lems as my own; why ara the

desirable taxpayer in Kinnaird 7g

S: M. Harvey

St. Rite’ 8 Roman Catholic Church
Rev. E. A. Brophy, P.P. Sth at Elm Street
Sunday Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m,

"Mass at Genelle ‘at 7 p.m.

The Community Bible Centre.

Sunday in the Legion Hall
At 51 Columbia Avenue -
10:30 a.m. Sunday School — 7:30 p.m. Family Service -
Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. —- Young People’s Hour
Thursday, 7:45 p.m, —~ Prayer and Bible Study

The United Church of Canada’ .
Robson — Ist and 3rd Sundays at 1] a.m, °°
Kinnaird — Service of Worship at 9:45 p.m.

Lc
THE NEWEST T ADDITIONS yo 0 OUR! STOON,
HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR SUGGESTIONS
Planter Bowls Leaf Biscuit Trays
Candy Dishes Casserole Warmers
Figurines - Assorted Placques
Picture Books Salt and Peppers

"We specialize in assisting you to 4 9
vitae maromee es RICK'S |
HCA

In conjunction with National Immunization week th!

West Kootenay Health Unit’ wish to remind parents tha §
now is the time to see if your child needs a booster. Thi#

will give the body time to build up its immunity in cas

toa
demand for entertainment fea-
tures in newspapers to lull the
readers into a “sense of well-be-
ing. .

“He prefers te Jet somebody
else worry about the problems
of the world, local and nation-
al and international.”

Mr, Peters said .newspapers

operate in a world of conflicting
trends, pressure groups and pow-

“er-hungry individuals and na-

tions. .

“Newspapers are continually
under pressure — from people
with personal ambitions, from

or 7
fal groups, from unions and poli-
tical parties and even from cul-
tural and religious organizations,"
he said.

“Then there is the pressure -

which seeks the suppression of
news.

“There are those who regard
the newspapers as their enemies
or are fearful of them.

“The Cry ‘Don't Jet ‘the news-
papers get hold of this’ usually
is associated with some case
which cannot stand the brght
light of public opinion.

“The other ery, ‘Don't be-
lieve anything you read in the
papers,’ is also stirred up in the
most part by enemies who seek
to confuse us further in an age
of great confusion.”

‘Mr, Peters said if it is the
of the press to

strong, Nelgoni second, Mrs, P, Mrs, H, Armstre
faessen, d. Pastel work, suit life — First,
“table decoration, foam rubber— Mrs, D. A. McIntosh, Kinnair
First, Mrs. H. Armstrong; second, second, Barrie - genks, Castlegar;
Mrs, V. Peterson, Rossland, ebstt

> show good sensg and good will

in what it‘says then the press

should expect that its critics '

show good sense and good will,

Corsage of hand-made artificial work, sec
flowers—First, Mrs, H. Johnson, ond, Mrs. D. A. McIntosh.
Trail; second, Mrs. H. Armstrong. Drawing, any other. media —
Handpainted china — Second, second,-J. T. Webster.
H. Armstro! Drawing, combination. oF media
Article made of Fetal — First, — Second, J. T. We
Mrs. H. Armstrong. Water color painting, stil life—
Wood-burning — First, Mrs. H. Third, Patti Woreby, Castlegar.
Armstrong; second, Owen Smales, Water color painting,

Rooms
Confectionery ..
Special Chinese Dishes

SETO CAFE

Kinnaird. —First, Dale Matthews, Rossland,
Driftwood — Second, Mrs. H. — Water color painting, A.0.V. —
Armstrong. First, Dale Matthews; second,
Article made of wood — First, Jack Oswald, Castlegar; third, H.
Mrs. H. Johnson, Robson; second, Johnson, Trail; Special, Dale
es, He Sty Blneoetty, eects Matthews. # vm Gea
re perry, Castlegar. Oil painting, s\ le — ond,
Article made of wood (furniture) mrs, = A iW eintoshs third, Barri

—First, Darryle Hill, Castlegar. Jenks,
eee metal at project, “any. Mae Oil painting, portrait — First,
el rst, mstrong;
egond: BAT Tusk, Hobson, Mie Dine amiseape <=. S66:
Assortment of six decorative Intosh; third,
ond, Mrs. D. A. Mel
bows—First, Mrs. H. Armstrong. Eileen Goresky, Castlegar.

Embroidered picture — First, - Dil painting, A.0.V. — Second,
Mrs, R. Hopp, Nakusp: second, Cecil Cheveldave, Brilliants third,

Cross stitch, any Ysettcle First, Mr. J. T. Webster.

Mrs. J. P. McKay, Castlegar; sec- Painting on cloth — First, Mrs.
ond, Mrs. V. Peterson, Rossland; Be _prmelrons: third, J. T. Web-
third, Mrs, H. Armstrong.

Petit point, any article — First,
si Fctersans Roseland; aan we

le Point, any article—First,
Mrs, V. Peterson; ‘second, Mrs. R. metatract design — Second, Dale
Hopp, Nakusp.

Weaving, any article — First,
Mrs. P. S. Popoff; second, Mrs.
W. G. Kennedy.

Treadle Looming, any article— off Thrums; second, .
Firat, “itt te &: Kennedy; sec- Tips,” peat reujite: ae ane
on ‘gs, Vii Peterson, Com:

Cushion gr punchwork ~ juntor. section of the Falt-Fair.

“Wirst,\Mrs. P.'S. Popoff. I be ‘carris

Home-spun Wool — First, Mrs.

*Paating on glass - First, Mrs.
. Armstrong; third, J. TT. Web-

ttering — First, ly Semen-
Doreen Phil-,

pera ‘News,

ied In“inext week's

ing cough strikes this district in the winter month:
Babies start the series at age three months, The i in|
is as

3 mos. 1st Diphtheria, Whooping Cough, Tetanus, an}
. Polio
4 mos. 2nd Diphtheria, Whooping Cough, Tetanus, ani
Polio

5 mos. 3rd Diphtheria, Whooping Cough, Tetanus, an
Polio

6 mos. Smallpox Vaccination

18 mos. Reinforce Diphtheria, Whooping Cough, Tetane|

. ‘and Polio’
3 yrs.. Reinforce Diphtheria, Whooping Cough, Tetanut
and Polio ij
5yrs. Reinforce Diphtheria, _ Whooping Gough, Tetanu,
>and Polio, for Smallp i

Diphtheria is now a rare disease . because childre 3

have had the ii ions. E , Wk Coug|
is still major cause of death in babies "who Have 1 not ha

the toxoid.
Baby Clinics for the district are as follows:-

; Ist & 3rd Tuesday
CASTLEGAR P.H. Office 1,30 - 4.00 p.m. (by appt.) ;
2nd Tuesday i
KINNNAIRD Community Hall 1.30 - 4.00 p.m. (by appt.)
2nd Wednesday Ny
TARRYS School (gym) 1.30 - 3.00: p.m.
“2nd Thursday
2.30 - 4.00 p.m. (by appt f
8rd Wednesday :
OOTISCHENIA School 1.30 - 3.00 p.m.
» 4th Thursday
PASS CREEK School 11.00 - 12.00 noon
4th Thursday
ROBSON Community Hall 1.30 + 3.00 p.m.

Valley Vista School

- Bor appointment please phone’4141 mornings.
Clip out this item and use it as a reminder

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~ Looking: For A Home!

CONTACT US-

We have a mew NAA approved Subdivision 1 in an excellent
Accation one quarter miles to shopping centre, close to school
and community centre.

MANY CHOICE view Lots STILL AVAILABLE

“Coast Development Co. Ltd. ~
‘WE ne: ‘ALL: REPAIR ‘AND ALTERATION: WORK

~ Use ur box number until ‘phone is “installed”

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- FREE ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN

Box 229 Kinnaird, B. Co.

Fe

Castlegar — Service of Worship at 7:30 p.m.

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Sundays at 9 a.m..in the Twin Rivers Hall

£2, ‘ ’
The Presbyterian Church of Kinnaird
Public Worship at 11 a.m.
Church School at 10 a.m. .
Bible Study Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. -
Rev. M. S. Reside, B.A., B.D.

The Anglican Church
Sunday, September 20

astlegar: 9 am and‘11 am — Kinnaird: 8 am and 7.30 pm

The Rev. H. I. G. Ragg, rector, will conduct services

The Pentecostal Tabernacle

Sunday Schoo! - 10 a.m, ~~ Morning Worship - 11 am.-
Evangelistic - 7:30 p.m. — Prayer and Bible Study,

Thursday

at 7:30 p.m.

Young People's Friday at 7:30 p.m.

“* Robson Community Memorial Church

United Church — Ist and 3rd Sundays at 11 am.
Anglican Church — 2nd Sunday at, 11 a.m. and
4th Sunday at 8 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Baptist Church — $th Sunday

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

CLASSIFIED
AD RATES"

.. Classified ads are char-
ged for at the rate of five
cents per word or figure per
insertion, with a

"HOMES FOR SALE

Two-bedroom house in Kin

NOTICES

It's time to install furnaces,

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, September 24,1959

naird, full basement, easy terms.
Phone 4738. t _ tin3s

Two-story. home with four
bedrooms in Kinnaird, full base-
ment, coal and wood {anaes
Phone 5329, 5 33

ete. For plumbing and hesting
supplies, phone 2161, Castlegar
Building Supply.

/TV sales and service. Agent
for Marconi. Phone 5167+R. Mar-
tinl, tin

charge of 50 cents. The ad
ean run three weeks for th

price of two if there are no
changes to be made in sub-
sequent weeks,

There is a 25 cent bil
ling charge for classifie
ads not paid for by 12 noor
of the date of

Newly-renovated . eight-room
house In good Kinnaird location.
Two ideal
for duplex,. Easy terms. Phone

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS.
Box 303, Castlegar. | ‘tin 41

Beauty parlor, 76 Maple St.,

Kore: sai

fie
owl BEASTS
OF BURDEN.

208-L, Nelson." 336

Castlegar, B.C. Alice create

Sol
Phone 4631,

bulldings on 160-acre ranch, farm
equipment,

Engagement notices, ob
ituaries and cards of thanks
of “usual” length are pub
ished at a flat charge of $1

No further classified
ads will be accepted from
overdue accounts, -

Deadline for cli

Five-room house and other

srrigation un a ie r

UNIFORMS
BECAM:

‘People tell us they have an
average of 12 calls a day when

sytst
A. Kazakoff, Winlaw.

Four-roomed house in Sher-
biko subdivision, heavy duty wi-
ring, full basement, Full price
$7,200, $3,000 down, M. Hetman,
Phone 4182. 337

ads is 12 noon We

Th

previous to the day of issue,
—==<=——}
- FOR SALE.

Good building lots. in Kin-
naird, Phone 2738. tin 10

home in Gen-
elle, fully furnished on 1.8 acres
of land mostly in garden and
lawn, LR 1216, DR 8 x 10 on the
L., Package ofl heat, immediate
Possession, $4,000 will handle,
full price $12,000 — Less unfur-
nished. For appointment phone
Chas. Catalano 376, Trail. 638

to school na tore. $4, 000." Fred
337 | =

¢.| they’ houses or sultes
for. rent in the Castlegar News.
f you have a house or suite for as
rent advertise it in the Castlegar Sid MY AN ARAL CAMP
News and be sure of results, 333 ig. SUEVERY,
Saoustieye

Get your curling sweaters
made now. Phone 7241. 336

Be sure to attend the SHHS
PTA meeting at the high school

KE 1S AND
19 Continues

OLD ARS YoU
PROBABLY PART:
DrAR

eafeterla at 8 p.m: Sept. 28. 237

The David Thompson. Stamp
Ciub will meet at the home of
James _ Toogood, 476-3rd Ave.

° 3 =
Housekeepers Advice
If you were seeking some
advice on housekeeping, wht

their ideas on how to do the fod
more efficiently.

three housekeepers re-

ported that they felt the maz

Monday, Sept. 28 at 7.30 p.m All
adults interested please attend,

would you turn to? ably a
if hotel
237| should Know as much about’ the

box trailer with bi

‘52 Pontlac in gooa shape,
mai b

Charming modern five-room
in

hitch and tarp, baby buggy and
erlb, Phone 4351 or 743 Columbia
Ave, 337

Corner Iot 19 in

and well insulated at the corner
of 5th and 6th in Kinnaird, Ec-
onomical automatic oil heat,
splendid 100 x 150 level lot at-

subdivision. Apply W. Evin, Se
can Park.

and fenced.
Garage. Reasonable. Phone 4676
collect, .ROSSLAND REALTY,

Table and four chairs, eastern
hardwood. Phone 6171. 138

+ 12-basé Hohner accordian and
case. As new, $40, Phone 2921. 338

iPhone 5342

CASTLEGAR
FUNERAL HOME
DEDICATED TO KINDLY
_ THOUGHTFUL SERVICE
Ambulance — Flowers
Granite, Marble and
- ,. Bronze Plaques

ALEX CHEVELDAVE
WO. Band Surveyor

43 Cotumbis Avenue

Box 813

J. t, LAUGHTON
Box S84 — Castlegar, BO,
.OPTOMETRIST
Office Hours
10-12 2:30 - 5:00
“PHONE 25ar
GENERAL BUILDING
CONTRACTORS & SUPPLIES}
Plumbing and Heating
CASTLEGAR BUILDING

SUPPLY.STORE « «.
* Box 240°— Phone 2161

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f

BECASTLEGAR TRANSFER

NORA'S _
AIR DRESSING PARLO
A complete beauty. service
by appointment >
PHONE 6386 *
Nora Majesgey

" DESMOND 7.
LITTLEWOOD.
OPTOMETRIST

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

UNITED TRUCKING
Dally Freight Service
Trail, Rossland, Castlegar,

Nelson’ =”

PHONE
Castlegar 2521
-SMITH'S
PLUMBING & HEATING

’ For Estimates Phone
$401 and 7261

" M, E. MceCORQUODALE
B.C, Land Surveyor

1284 Bay Avenue, Trail,

PLUMBING & HEATING
SYPHON SEPTIC TANKS

Cy

PHONE 5155 or 2181 +”
D. FOX

. Sharples — Phone 6091 -

_G. A. SUMNER

‘}Repairs and Service on all)

Shields’ Vacuum Shop

makes of

‘Tomatoes, Appl} Sam Mazur,
527Sth Ave. Castlegar.

High-grade Banjo in solid
leather case, $65. New British
Dolland binoculars 8 x 30 bar-
gain, $50. Phone 5126, 338

Oil range, barrel and stand.
Also Silver Fox fur piece, Apply
935-5th Ave. after 4 p.m. 138

39g] deliver. NISLSEN’S FLOWERS,

subject as anyone. Three such
The Order of the Bastern| women in Chicago recently gave
Star will ‘hold a Harvest Tea on

Sat. Sept. 19 in the Twin Rivers
Hall from 2.30 to 4.30. There will |’ FOUND
be a bake table and novelty table. Glasses, light-colored frame,
138 ,
Jens held in ‘place with solder.

Owner may have by claiming“at
Castlegar News and paying for
this ad. : tin3?

_Top-size Dutch bulbs have
arrived. Plant now. Lovely green-
house flowers freshly cut. Wé

Phone 2211. 338

Four-bedroom modern home

Bhone 4473.

in Kinnaird. $3,000 will handle.| ’
338

LOST

Well Women's Clinic opening 35MM
Tues, Sept. 29 from 2-4 p.m. and and ae mie aera tCtype

FOR RENT

Réom‘ and board or suites.
Phone 9781,

“Tuesdays for regis-| pR.3
tration and information. Legion 50 epee ate *inat
Hall, Castlegar. 338

Senior Citizens Association HY ARD OF TH ANKS

Space for two trailers, also
double garage. Phone 4876, Cas-
tlegar, 335

Spacious fourxoom ground:
floor suite with large sun porch,
unfurnished, Heat and water sup-

Lots for sale on 5th Ave, in
Castlegar. Apply Ozeroff's Jew-
ellry store, #338

items,

plied. Wired for range, 2% miles
from’ ferry in Robson directly
across from Calgar warehouse.
Phone 5405. tin37

Astral fridge, washer and many
other articles. Phone 5117, 138

suite. Phong
ae on ince 801-5th Ave. 138

Partly-f four-bed

SMITH BOARDING KENNELS
“The Home For Your Pet When
Nou're Away”.
+ Accommodation for Cats
Syringa Creek, B.C.
PHONE 9004-3

FIALA’S

For Beauty

VEAL
. 4564.

room . house, large living room,
lovely gardens. Reasonable to re-
liable tenant. J. T. , Webster, Rob-
son: tin3s

Three-roomed apartment
with bath and utility room. Ap-
ply Harvick Building on Maple
or phone 7101.

House in Castlegar. Phone
a 138

; Suite ce two workers, Phone
3301, : 138

Above Bank of.
Custom Hair Styling
Ot By ‘Trophy Stylists
Phone 5260
Hours: From $ to 5.30
Monday to Friday
Open Until Noon Saturdays.
33 Pine St. Castlegar

CHO

Hoover Sales Rep.
/Trade-Ins Accepted
1806 Bay-Trait Phone 445)

FURNITURE MOVING
Long: Mistaned

Eremenko Bullding *
PHONE 2021-
WALDIE LUMBER & ©|
BUILDING SUPPLY LTD.
‘We can‘ supply all your
pullding needs. Estimates
gladly: given
Phone 7112
DUTCH MAID.
BAKERY LIMITED coh
"Birthday Cakes
‘Wedding Cakes

* Free, Estimates
PHONE 3571

ONE
casttgas 2 zon =_ “anu 191
wir ~rnlening

: BUILDING S SUPPLIES
Phono. $181—-Kinnalrd, B.0.
LUMBER,— PAINT
PLUMBING: AND —~
ELECTRICAL: SUPPLIES

CENTRAL | SHOE
& LEATHER’ REPAIR
: _ PHONE 4621,
We attach “Dinkie” Nickle
Rim Heels on ladies’ shoes
CASTLEGAR, B.C.

MARLANE GRILL

Open 8:00 a.m, to 9:30 p.m,
Not just another place to eat,
But the place to.cat another

LLS. Ltd.

Charter Service
Towing - Barges
anywhere on the Arrow
Lakes |

Phone, 4331

Arrow Lakes Ferry.
Service.’
. ROBSON TO EDGEWOOD
L a Wharf

10:00 a.m... Thursds: ay.
Arrive Edgewood.

4:00" pm ‘Thursday.
Leave ‘Edgewcod.

“PHONE $881

« 1:00 ‘p.m., Friday.

Three-room ‘furnished apart-
ment available Oct. 1. Phone 4966
before 12 noon or after 6 p.m. 138

Y INSURE

rout surc |
For All Your
INSURANCE AND
REAL ESTATE NEEDS
Phone 3441
‘ANDERSON
AGENCIES

138 apply for a tease af the following

social evening Friday at 7.30 p.m.
We wish to express our sin-

Musical entertainment and re-
freshments, 138] cere thanks to friends, relatives,

and.
All-Canadian designed Carl-| for the many acts of kindness

ton greeting cards now and ions of ly ire- | O

for y
ig healthy feet. And the way ta
gain foot comfort was by cut-
ting down unnec

keeping Include the folluwing-

Schedule your jobs and stick
to the routine you have laid cut

Always keep your cleans
supplies and equlpment as close
as possible to the place you wil
be using them. This is one way
to avoid useless steps.

Don't go anywhere about the
houes empty-handed. Lf you leave
the room to get something take
an article with yol, such as at
ash tray to empty when you gu.

Don't clutter up the rounrs
with useless articles.

Don't overstock by ere

several products on hand that

do the same job. Depend ax
basic, all-purpose supplies ami
equipment.

Cleaning jobs that can se
done quickly if they are tacided.
regularly should be done often

Dutch-imported’ bulbs ready for| ceived during our recent sad be-
early planting. HELEN'S ,FLOW-| reavement and loss of our dear-
ERS. *188] ly" beloved brother, Franis Con-
= " | roy, Special thanks to Father E.
LEGAL A. Brophy, Monsignor A. K. Mac-
Intyre, Dr. D. F, Ternent, nurses
LAND ACT .
Notice of Intention to Apply to and staff of the Castlegar hos

Lease Land‘

In Land District

of Kootenay and situate on the
Columbia River, at or near the

pital and the Castlegar Funeral
Home. — The Conroy Family. 138

Village of' Castlegar, Provine:

British Columbia, : po

GARD OF THANKS -
Tafte: notice that McGauley

We wish to express our sin-
cere thanks and appreciation for
Ready Mix Concrete Company
Limited of Trail, occupation, con-

messages of sympathy received

, if they are left undone
too long, they take on large pra-
portions,

And last but not feast, dev—
elop ways to keep your house-
keeping from becoming mor-
otonous and boring. One af the
best ways is to listen to the
radio while you work.

CASTLE

THEATRE

the many acts of kindness and
crete manufacturing, intends to} {fom our neighbors, friends and
in our sad
and less of our dear wife and
mother, Alice Howell. We es-|:
pecially wish to thank Rev. Pratt,
Dr. D. F. Ternent and the Castle
gar Funeral Home. — A. E. How-
ell and Family, Thrums. 138

described lands:
‘Commencing at a post plant-
ed at the north east corer of
Block .74 of Lot 181 Kootenay
District, Plan 650, being a point
on the west bank of the Colum-
bia River; thence due east 300
feet; thence south west 1600 feet
More of less to a Point due east
of'the south east corner of Block
73, Lot 181, Plan 650; thence dué
west 300 feet more or less to the
said south-east corner of Block
73; thence in a general north-
easterly direction along the said
west bank of the Columbia River
to the point of commencement
and containing 11% acres, more
or less, for the purpose of gravel
quarrying.
MeGautey Heady, Mix Con-
erete Co,

NEW AND USED
Mobile Homies

Furniture, cars

ucks, ete, accepted
as trade-in,

Terms up to 5 years
Look for the sign

Interior. Mobile
Homes Limited
App. 1 mile South,

of Castlegar

THURS, — FRI. — SAT.

ALAN LADD.
Ennis, BORGNINE
BADLANDERS’

Naty mio = BC wey
RINT Suit « RDvOMUAN PERSE
CINEMASEOPE & METROCOLOR

per: D. G, "etal mgr.
Dated: “ia om

SASH
- AND
DOORS
‘in All’ Popular Styles
 @
WINDOW. AND DOOR.

FRAMES — GLASS IN
ALL SIZES & WEIGHTS

Agents For
; Pearson © Sashless Win-
dows and All Sealed Units
- CASTLEGAR
SASH’ AND DOOR.
WORKS

PHONE 3211

Open evenings ph. 4321

Elk Drive-in.

‘ SHUR: - FRI, - SAT.,

SEPT. 24-25 - 26

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