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“NEWBOFMBOOK
IS DESIGNED TO
‘SELL? CANADA

:Liké-the Walrus in: Lewis Car. ?

roll’s familitr’ rhyme, the Bank
of Montreal has decided that..the
time'has”come'to-speakk ‘of’ many
things. Things like titanium —

the new. wonder; metal; like.’ Canh-'s.

adian life, from working condi-
tlons ‘to: music; »; Mke: jthe. new

pipeline“that “brings” Western’ ‘oll
. over. 1,000 miles: to the St. Law.
"rence: waterways ‘ system; © and.
many’ other. things’ a Importance’
to: n to

le’ considering business with.

Thane ‘developrhents: are cedis-
cussed by: the’ B of M in. its.new
edition. of “Canad Today,” just --
off ‘the’ press. “Prévious: editions
of this-100-page:. booklet have
been. widely- acknowledged °° as
: definite neéd.for a
; popular outline-.of Can-
a its: resources. 5-.
ied“ primarily, . to ~ “gel
o' foreign businessmen ~
considering . operations in this |
country;:,.this . digest-sized. publi-
cation: “gives. a -cleat; “accurate
picture’, of Canada- as’ it: 18.2!
thoitgh itl, also aims: at attract-
ing: settlers’ ‘and. tourists to this
country; there’ is nothing of. the -

5 highly-colored- language ‘of tour-

ism in its ‘/pages: “Canada. To-*

day” sticks: Strictly to the facts:
. of the. case:’

Nevertheless, be- .
cause Canada, really. has. rhe
goods,” ‘the’ book does -a .f!

class” selling’ Job “for this

try:

“Canada Today” ranges over
the length and breadth of ‘the .na-.
tion. It discusses the people,

x their .ways of life, the country’s

“resources, : Canada’s. external\.re-
“‘Tations. There is a minimum of

- ‘Statistical information, but-where

. ~figures ‘are cited they are. the
latest available. Canada is shown
to be a country which enjoys a
high stardard of

butions to -industrial,. scientific
and cultural advancement.— a
country. of almost unlimited re-
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‘This: extremely readable story
f Canada is illustrated by many
i1-chosen ‘ photographs © which

_ peal of the booklet. The general
‘format {fs tasteful, and the book-
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‘earrying in the average pocket.
Many thousands of copies have’

been distributed: throughout the
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‘

_ potentialities. °

Ale

ar ; CONROY BAPTISM: HAS

living: ‘and~
which has’ made major ‘contri-'

dd*greatly to the overall ap-

4 the Canadian International Trade:
Fair,{ivisitors from abroad are’,

“provided with this valuable. in-

“troduction to Canada and its
Int ‘addition, the
B of. M's correspondent banks,

.,aeross the globe makes; copies: »
“available to anyone’

“who: ex:
presses.an interest in doing, Dual:

FASTERN ‘ STAR?:

peri

BUSINESS DIRECTORY |

ie, der; of Easter:
celal. Club; met. last Tuesiiay! eve:
ning at the home of Mrs,

ness with Canada. A
Canadian government ° aifices
;Bbroad distribute it, while many
‘schools ‘in other couritriés ‘now
- use it as a supplementary text.
While the: publication has only,

Noeare Offer el
Low. Fares'to.:  .

Calgary’ Stampede

Low. fares: to... Calgary at
stampede time from “all stations
in Saskatchewan - and. ‘Alberta
cand in British ‘Columbia as far
west as ‘Vancouver and; Prince
Rupert _were anpounced ‘ today.
“by R. H. Powers vice-chairman
“of the Canadian’Passenger As:
sociation. Stampede. “dates this"
year are July 9 to.July (14 and’
the low fares start“two days be-
fore thén and return ‘limit goes
two ‘days after the end of the
‘big. show. -.

The specials fares -will be nor-
mal, fare and one-half, J first class
or.-eoach, :for the round trip
with the ‘minimum for adults'or
 ehildren..being 30 cents.! Dates
of, sale. are :July. 7 to duly 14
“providing passengers can arrive

“in Calgary not later than 5:00

pm. on. July 14. Return limit
is July 16 or the first’ available
* train (thereafter if there *is no
train service ‘on duly: 16.

TGUCH OF ERIN'S ISLE

“One did not need long to. re-
-fléct in St. Rita's. Church. Sun:
day, June 24th, to know that the
baptism ceremony performed by

the pastor, Rev. Jos. Barnes,
marked a great aay . forthe
Irish.

Thee  three-week-old daughter "|
‘ef Mr. and Mrs, :Pat Conroy of
Brilliant was baptized and the
names chosen’ as ‘the. ‘child's. pa-
trons were: Shelagh Mourne. ~

‘God ‘parents for the .Conroy
baby were Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Dalton of Castlegar.’

At the C.P.R. agent's home in
Brilliant, Mr.-‘and: Mrs. P.. L.

“Conroy entertained later in the-

afternoon ‘and a delicious dinner
was served. by the: hostess.

* couver,’“were pleased and. that

a, with’: Mrs. COME AND Tk eee
“Gladys : Agsea? as. hostess,’ “The ou

Ps ‘Mrs. C. pita R HOT CHIPS!
lucted the meeting © and> there a

were 11*members’ and ‘a’ ‘visitor, { ae HAMBURGERS
Mee R. EE. Jang’ of Comox; pres- LIGHT, LUNCHES ~ :

ent. . *
Final plaris were, tnade for, the ~
strawberry” ‘shorteake tea’ ‘and -
sale;‘to be held on ‘the Jawn’ at . -).
“the‘home of Mrs.-T. Couch, ‘Wed-
mesday, July lith,.° -"’

« MUIRHEAD AG:NCIES

Fire - Automobile & Casualty

‘Cards were played ‘Mater’ wit INSURE. NGE.
prizes being awardéd' to: Miss "L.
McKenzie‘ and Mrs. T. Couch. \2 "HONE 2842 Seana 3416 .
‘The’ hostess served: delicious re- ~ *
ae KINNAIRD Bf.
‘he ‘July imeeting’ will pe ‘held ‘ pene eee :
at one home of Mrs: T. Davidson, , = :
Ching Crees - ’“MYRIACLE INSULATING : °
{CASTLEGAR ~ PHONE, 4042

” Inetalled by blower

~ Renata W. 1. Plan
BASKET PICNIC™ * ***!

The. e, Renata Women's. Institute
regula! meeting ‘was ‘Held at the
home :of :Mrs.zIsaac:iWiebe on. _
June 14th. _Eignt members anu
two visitors, “Mrs. Ralph Briga- ~
man and Mrs. ‘A: Kent of .Deer
Park were (present... The. roll
call “was: responded’ to by. a. “fa-
vorite’ ‘flower,* ‘anid: why “you ‘like
it2?™ ‘The ‘following: convenors re-
ported: -

Mrs, J. , the hana:

Satisfaction Guaranteed

ry

‘W. Sharple “€ O. Lightle, Prop.

KINNAIRD | TAXI
LAY & NIGHT “SERVICE

Fuel Saving 30 - 50, ‘Por cent »,

craft’ convenor, * reported’: ‘that
those’ who: saw “the haiidicraft |
Gisplay from * Bedfords, | Van-

“TUCMERBERG'S att PARLOR

enough money. had‘ been ‘collect
ed*-at the tea to! pay! Shipping
charges." *=

--“Mrs. Peter ‘Warkentin, citizen
ship “convenor, reported‘ that a

Maple St. ~ Castlega

Phone 2661. - -

50' foot" rope ‘was: to “he: ‘tied “to-:
the life buoy at ‘the wi art for
emergencies. .

‘The ’-social welfare’ ‘eonvenor ;
was ''
gift, June 231
dent, Mrs. Joh Hamm, wi
been ‘ill ‘for ‘some’ time:

- Kootenay, Builders -
Building Contractors
“New Home: and remodelling
“FREE ESTIMATES,

: WM, & ALEX PLOTNIXOFF

who has.‘

A basket’ picnic was discussed 2 Box 86 ¢ -Phone3006 *
for the 29th of June‘i :
July jist and Mrs. J.-J. "Reimer
and. Mrs. Isaac. Wiebe volunteer- ° ae MAID BAKERY: F

ed to be «the Phoné 4502°

charge.

‘A house cleaning ‘ “bee for the!
teacherage is to” take place a
week ‘before opening of school:
‘in the fall." *

“committee, ‘ing +

10; -15¢: ddien::
Glared. Do gh th ASc ‘do

‘The Kootenay- district: ‘rally re- S
-port was given by Mrs. Peter. =
Warkentin. . M “Henry Friesen, ‘GLA. SUMNER: oF

NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIAN

(Vv ‘Ki ‘and y
C.P.R. newspapers please copy).

CASTLEGAR SASH & DOOR

“Manufacturers ‘of all types, “of windows July or “August, :
~ .,and doo .s: Window: seréens- and sereen
Pe 7aocrs are a muSstat this time of the year. ROBSON BAPTISM. sa tee!
< Drop in and seeusre prices. °° 7 ;

ney! ee ‘Guaranteed

“ “Prices ‘are right::

in attended ‘the rally at
Kinnaird: in May.
‘The’ lucky dra

was won by

idonated” ‘by Mrsi: RY
Mrs, J.°J. "Reimer

Isaac Wiebe’ as‘ joint-. hostess.
‘No. meetings will beheld in

“AVENUE fe} LE ue
‘Ber epris <
GROCETERIA®.

LIGHT "LUNCHES ICE say Sh
“HAMBURGERS . HOT DC@S

ade. We REMPEL: :

Fuller ‘Brush Dealer
’ Phone Orders 2601

Residence and Office . au

in Fowler’s Apartment:

Box 20- :

Castlegar, B.C.

Desmond T. ‘Littlewood

Optometrist

i Post Olice Building
“Wed. 2:30,P.M. to 8 P.M. -
“PHONE 2381

: - CASTLEGAR TAX!

“COURTEOUS hy,
“DAY OR.

'. "NIGHT: SERVICE
_ PHONE 2311

= Radio and Appliance

Repair. 0%.

WESTINGHOUSE. RADIOS

~ Phone 2601

“ HeMs CARD BICYCLE:SHOP.:

; MAPLE. STREET

_ THIS YEAR TRY |

i CASA-VISTA

CABINS. '

‘EDGEWOOD, B. C.
., FOR THAT VACATION
COMPLETELY FURNI

Superior Plasterers
"Spetializing ia Plaster

pis ASAT,

© and Stace

BOX 315 ~

ielaeett

Pine Beach Cabins

ee for Reservation-
Mrs. J. S. Ross
-ROBSON

iS Electric

Kinnaird,B.C.
Phone 3098

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‘SPORT TRA i LS

(By Len Walker)

FEIGNER, THRILLS:
CROWD

The King and his court visited
Castlegar on‘ Thursday evening
and treated ‘the fans to an ex-
hibition of fastball that we won't
forget in along time. A fair
crowd was.on hand as the King,
Eddie Felgner, demonstrated his
various | pitches,” slow ball, half
speed, three quarter speed and
his fast ball which has been tim-
ed, /bélieve it or not, at a speed
of -140 miles. an hour, Feigner
throws between his legs, around
his’ back’-and even’ pitches ‘blind
folded. Now I know who Super-
man is,

Im the seven inning | game the
local. Cubs: played ‘a: very good ~
game, one of the best they have:

. played this season hut they were

‘

defeated 5 to 4-by the Court
boys. “Rennie Mitchell ‘put’: on
quite an exhibition himself and
the fans‘ were well pleased with
his pitching. : Mitchell’s fast ball
may not be as fast as Feigner’s,
but, it is still too fast for:me. --

CUBS LOSE’ AGAIN

After playing such a good
game on Thursday against the
King, the: Cubs © ‘travelled to
Trajl_ on ‘Friday and they. just
couldn’t seem to do anything as
they dropped‘ their fifth © game.
The Legion Pirates played. good
ball to down the Cubs 7 ‘to'2.
Several times the Cubs. loaded
the. bases’ but just couldn't get
a hit. when it was needed., Ren-
nie . Mitchell hit. a tremehdous

home run. into: right field but

no one was on base atthe time

.to bring home.

Lorne Marshall, pitching ‘ for
the’ Cubs, gave up 8 hits, while

_ Walton of the Pirates gave up

only 5. The. Cubs had ‘3 errors
which. didn’t help’ matters. © ~
YANKS EXTEND: LEAD
FOR 2% GAMES =~

In the only Midget league game
played ‘this week the Yanks. ex-
ploded “in : the’ sixth :inning; for
8 runs on-5 hits and 2: errors
to’ down the Red Sox 14 to 6.

Vie Kravski kept his’ batting av-.

: ROSE TEA and. BAKE SALE
Sits ~ featuring

a A GRAB BAG &i TEACUP READING : a

“Dp ME “peach “nil

2 su, Eres

“os games. :

CASTLE, NEWS"
Cos ener B.C.

ery: “AL
the Crossroads oF the 'Kootenays
» Ve CS
Gunes Publianer and’ Editor
Subscription «: by’. mail, $1.50
per. year. By carrier :15¢ per
month, Classified’: advertising,
10 words 35c, 10c:billing charg!
Display. rates. on. request.

‘LEITNER’S
Besi Seledion of

Master Tailors oe
al = service

erage at an’ even ‘500. getting 2:
hits.in.4 trips to: the ‘plate, both.
hits being. home runs. | Atche-
son had’ a.triple’ and :2: singles.
in 4 trips, Ken Grunerud,set the -
Sox down with: 5: hits, he walked

“5 and struck out:5... Kelly. of. the ;

Sox:-had.:2. singles. in ; 3.‘ trips,
while Mike Zitsoff had a double
and. a single in. 2 Hips: to. the.

: plates os.
The cantina travelled - to: eS

Genelle on. Monday ‘and. -com: |
pletely outclassed“ the - + Genelle
Midgets, handing’ them a 30 to
8. shelacking. -.
The ‘Castlegar , ‘Kats ‘on ‘Mon-
day showed that ‘they: ean: defeat.
. the Trail.teams when: they: took
ad ‘11.to.6 verdict from the ene
Bench Cardinals up
Shavers Bench: ch: Coach Rennie
Mitchell “shiuffh i
this -game: putting Verna “ Kani-
gan at short: stop, Lil Woodrow

at second base and Mary. Ran- —

* dall on third.-‘These moves prov-
ed very suecessiul. as. the «girls
played a very. good’. game. -Ann
. Kastrukoff pitched:a ‘fine game.
and -was’ in: trouble: onfy: one .in--:

< ning,.the sixth, when: :the* Cards

*-got:5 ryns’on ‘1 hit,’ alks and
) a fielders choice, 5

Lil Woodrow. came’ up. with a
“bad foot in’ the sixth inning. and
may -be. out. of action, fora’ few:
We hope! its; fis not : too
Lil, and: ‘that’ you. will

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JELLY, Jelly: and .Puddi

APPLE JUICE; Sun Rype,
PEANUT, BUTTER, Club Hone
caT ROOD or DOG FOOD, Red Top, 2 for an

TRA; #3 Best; Ib: :

NENNBRESS

ineup’ very: soon.

their

- winning spree 2 ‘alee a 4to
ea be 2 Ione - girls.

Soo This gr
at least. so. far:

dressed in the height of fashion ‘for 1901 ‘and
‘Trail: is concerned, ‘for - 1951 -too.

With the aid

of friends'and busy’ needles, Misses Murie} Garvin ‘Geft) and Doreen

*(center).presented. a problem.

:y Downie (right): had‘ their Golden Jubilee: costumes ready ‘well ahead
of the celebration -week’.of. July’ 1’ to. 7.
His ‘impeccable’
“imported” from a firm -of costume experts.

Escort : Dante’ Poscente
ttire -had “tobe
“picture was one

taken’ in connection “with ‘the cover scene: for. the July’ issue of fied

‘ing ‘and ‘Smelting. Company. H

ee: publication ‘ of. The Consolidated: Min-

~—Cominco ‘Photo.

may oS

‘

DRY. CLEANER

CLOSED

- yULY. lu TO ibe

ed very’ good" ball’ and Marg,

Henery, pitching tiie. first half

ofthe game, did a fine’ job.
The ‘local Cubs ‘also came up

with a ‘fine performance on Sun-

day: at Ione coming .out..on -top ~

with a 5°to 4 victory.’ The Cubs

‘peing short handed,, brought’: in’.

Vern. Henery to “do. the catch-
ing and from ‘all “Feports he did
a fine Job.

“play -ball after. all. :
The Giants’ won 2 ames this
weelc: in. the Bantam league but
the. Cubs are still, in the lead,

I take itsback” ‘Vern, :
>I. guess you're ‘not ‘too: old’ to:.

- a_combination of investment and

“Fs ontop

726. Explosion: 4
2 Oll-carrying

22,Machine |”
used ini} 3:

vessels’

tie fabric He Sone *
i. + 85, High ey of btuin ;
: oF 40, Tablet

rT ee ag
Trail Jubilee
Sprscaratlong for ‘Trail’s golden -
jubilee celebration: have cost
many thousands: f:
raise‘ the'money needed, the time-
honored system of: donations.’ was
used, but’ only’, to: a ‘limited. ex-
tent. .. Most“ of the money was
raised: through the sale of a’
‘unique’ type of%-bond."* ‘Called
“jubilee. baby bonds,” they, are

Citizens and: business-

donation.

-e§ buy. them‘ in® almost ‘any de-

nomination... After, :the ; jubilee,
when. proceeds : are. counted, the
money: will be-paid” back to the
bondholders’: on

basis up to the:amount paid for
the bond;:\'This type of financing

; has. been““very.popular.

SOAP, ‘Lax, Oxydol Tide, Giant ks.
ouEstS

- PORK. CHOPS,

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ORANGES. 220s, 2 ax ts

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