THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1937

‘Central Press Canadien
had struck a snag and when the intake valve
failed to function, water poured in and flooded
the engine. The crew were picked up by another
fishing ship, the Penguin.

- A short time after this photo was taken,
the 40-ton fishing dragger, the Gloucester, sank
beneath the waves off Scatarie Island, elght
miles from Loulsbourg, N.S. The sturdy boat

—— ADVENTURERS TO DIVE FOR $50,000,000 SILVER TREASURE

See

Somewhere off the coast: of the Bahamas 5
6b young men will be skin-diving with a purpose
this summer. They're members of the Adven-

turer club, formed in Toronto for the

of searching for and finding the wreckare,

a Spanish galleon sunk In the 17th century with
$50,000.000 in silver bullion aboard. The mem-
bers shown bere, Joho Smart, Tom Rutherford,

Though their forefathers were all Indians,
these girls and 97 other residents of the Hob-
bema Indian reserve in Southern Alberta may
be evicted on the basis of the fact that they are
not Indians under the meaning of the Indian act are demanding
of 1951. They are descendants of three Indians * tribal hatreds.

+ CHANCES ARE
THREE TO ONE
SHE “ILL LIVE

cccantrel Frees Canad
Patricla MacKenzie of Rouge

Hills, Ont., age five, has the date,

July 21, set for an operation on
her heart by surgeons of the
Mayo clinic in Minnesota. Need
for the operation became appar-
ent when she was to have her
tons!ls removed and tests of her
heart showed it bad a hole in it.

Toronto

cessful and now—!

be flnancéd—she will be tak
to esota. She is given a
three-to-one chance of surviving
the operation, is not expected to
veach the age of ten if the defect
{s not corrected. re

INDIANS ‘INSIST...
ON SOVEREIGNTY?
FOR MARRIAGES

parents

whieh gover!

daughter of

who . was mart!

tional Indian ceremony of the
Brantford reserve, may be con-
sidered illegitimate. Father of
the little girl, Leroy Smoke, died
in an accident a few weeks be:
fore she was born. 2

Chief Joseph Lozan at the
Onondaga tribe at Branttord
does not recognize the right of
the provincial government to de-
cide who is married and who is
not, but says the tribe itself bas
sovereign rights in the matter.
However, Ontario law requires
that the marriages be performed
by a registered Indian or a
minister or mothers will be de-
nied ebenefits under the Work--
men's Compensation and
Mothers’ Allowance -acts.

l

4

SAYS NO’ POLISHING NECESSARY

i, may..ngw stop spend
ie claims he hav invented

ars, And, in addition, it resists salt,

food acids, alcohol. and tea. The only ee ee re)
quent washing in warm suds. Now: working in Toronto, he takes
a keen delight fy vompeting with U.S. inventors, “) tke Amerl-
cans,”: he sayt, but I like to go down there and beat them to

After the colorful opening of the O Ningier ore, Pret
olorful opening of the Ontario legislature, Pi
Frost, left, confers with Lteut.-Gov. Breithaupt ‘0 the jegintation
which will be discussed during the session. In his Throne speech,
Mr. Breithaupt criticized the federal government for fallu >

y provide greater tax-rental funds to the province. Premier east

maintains ‘that Ottawa should ret aX
province than it did in 1956. vetuen #200,000,000 mare tone

Snelling
Miss Pac!

E SHURSDAY, FEBRUARY ates
—

THE OLD HOME
1 YOU-15 THIS At
HOSE BRU!

“BUSINESS DIRECTORY

CASTLEGAR LONG DISTANCE

FUNERAL HOME

DEDICATED TO KINDLY
THOUGHTFUL SERVICE |
Ambulance — |. Flowers -;
Granite, Marble & Bronze
Plaques {

Phone 3601 .

:

v
The News
TEN ‘WORDS FOR 750 — THREE INSERTIONS FOR THE

PRICE OF ZWO — 25¢ DISCOUNT IF PAID
WHEN PLACING ORDER

__. PHONE 3031 ——

Classifieds

FOR RENT—Suites, room and

McCreights Apartments, First
‘Ave. back of Kootenay Buil-
ders, Phone 2493. tin 36

boand by day, week or month.|:

WANTED — Chest of drawers,
reasonable, phone 2777, 18
WANTED — Used. baby buggy,

in. good condition. Phone 3186.

FOR RENT—Furnished apart-
ment. Apply 567-5th Ave. or
phone 2381. 37

Se
FOR SALE—One lot 60 x 110,
in Kinnaird. For further infor-
mation phone 3492, Fruitvale.

: 38

WANTED — Small office desk,
phone 5169, © 18

NOTICE—For a short time the
Readers Digest can be had for
$2.00 for 16 months—contact R.
Peterson at Box 159 or phone
6123. | 36

FOR SALE—3-Bedroom : home,
‘large living room, tireplace,
phone 4591. 18

a ma
FOR SALE—Coal & ‘Wood range
and electric rangette, with
automatic oven — both white
enamel, Phone 2839. 3B

dae ae ae
FOR RENT —: Upstairs and

RIGBY’S
BUS DEPOT
COFFEE SHOP

TAXI UMBING
Phones 288M & 2311 UPE

‘Building Supplies
; PHONE $131

downstairs suites, Phone 3867.

Rex Trading Co.
St, West, Montreal, Quebec.
Dept. 104. . tin 1

AUCTION SALE

“CENTRAL SHOE
‘& LEATHER .
REPAIR

“Phone 4621

We attach “Dinkle” Nickel
Rim Heels on Ladies Shoes

CASTLEGAR, B.C.

A'S
HAIR DRESSING

PARLOR

‘A’ Complete Beauty

Service By ‘Appointment
v SBHONE F564: edt
Nora -Mojelsky

"TRUCKING:
DAILY. FREIGHT SERVICE’
: Castlegar
jelson :

Another. _”
PHONE 3881 CASTLEGAR

‘vimber Sale X73073 -

There will be offered for sale
at public auction, at 10:30. AM.
LOCAL TIME on February 18th,
1957, in the office of the Forest

cence X73073, to cut 2,612,000
cubie feet of Spruce, Balsam,
Lodgepole Pine, Hemlock, Cedar
and Larch’ onan area situated
on part of Lots 10178 and 3440,
and vacant Crown land on
Kootenay Land

NOTICE—The Kinvaird P.T.A.
Annual Variety Concert, .Fri-
day, Feb. 22 at 9:30 p.m., at

Kinnaird School. Admission 35¢e}.
5 Sie mee.)

Bazaar to beheld

18| While burning a stump ct e

gn i cali

et tien
fe. ©
. The new monorail for northern

B. C, won't really be fenced in,
2 ' it'll just look that way at 180
. »» Seen and Heard Vv

miles per hour.

(LS. Lid,

A public works crew
Got in a stew

The other day

Out Merritt way.

They Lege rump ‘te Service

Sor si y singed his halr. : Towing ~~ Barges
inywhere on the Arrow

He climbed a tree ‘

Lokes
For spring to see i
But it wasn’t there _ PHONE 2901 _

And so beware,

"They should post & sign”
The same old line
‘And ehould do it with expedience Arrow Lakes Ferry
Were “Sorry for the imconvent- Service

[7
on N ROBSON TO EDGEWOOD
Leave Robson Wharf \

we
, A teacher in a grade’ school
or just a minute
all-getout | broke

ct them

March 16th at. the
Hotel. Afternoon: Tea,
* Sale, Sewing & ‘Novelty Tables,
Fish Pond. Evening: Bingo,
Dancing, Drawing for: prizes.
Everyone welcome, ‘tun for ail)

2s"

NOTICE — IODE Bake Sale on
Friday, March ist, 2 p.m, Co-op
Store. ‘ ‘ 38

.PERSONAL

Arrive Robson Whart.
1:00 ‘p.m. Tuesday. -
Leave Robson Wharf
. 10:00 am. Thursday.
- Arrive Edgewood.
_ 4:00 pm, Thursday.
Leave ood.
7:00 a.m. Firday.
Arrive Robson Wharf
1:00 p.m. Friday.

jeft the room

te which ‘a ‘sm

back, of the room repiled,

iikely kill ourselves. 3
socigetgeie ore:

In a church bulletin’ recently.

First lady: “When I'm down in

the dumps I just get myself a

new hat.” Second lady: “I al

Look younger! Rid yourself i

of . gray. hair with Angelique |’

Gray Hair Restorer. Restore na@-
tural looking color, beauty, $1.3)

ti
at Pitts Drug Store. 17).

Ranger, Castlegar, B.c. the Li-|,

581 Squadron|

SThe, results, of the Service

““Burther particulars may be
obtained from the Deputy. Minist-
er of Forests, Victoria, B.C.; the

| PLUMBING & HEATING

Greep’s Electric’
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING
Free Estimates

PHONE 3571
Box 384 Castlegar

~ SMITH’S

For Estimates Phone
3401 & 2931
We Service
‘What .We Install

7

Watch Repairs
Guaranteed for One Year
Leo Boses

Diamonds — Watches
Jewellery

PHONE 2042

J. 1. LAUGHTON ||
B.

Se. OD.

OPTOMETRIST

. Office: Hours
1:30 to 6:00

District” ter,., Nelson, B.C.;
er the Forest Ranger, Castlegar,
BO eae .

G. A. SUMNER

Naturopathic Physician

GONTRACTORS
All Kinds of Building
Supplies
CLL. Paints. i
CASTLEGAR BUILDIN
SUPPLY STORE
Box 292 ‘ phone 2261

‘ Eremenko Building
, PHONE 2021

giv-

cent.,

ing model aircraft are asked ‘to
have .them completed «as far. as
possible. within the next two
weeks,. so. they may be_ fitted
with engines and test. flown as
soon as the: warmer weather ap-
proaches. ‘ec uicenband,
We have had several classes

_| of late on signals and the gener-

al opinion seems to be that ‘the
subject could be quite interesting.
At present we have only a tape
recording sending unit and keys,
however if interest keeps up, We

Buy Post Office Money Orders ‘from your

post office or rural mail couriers 0
, CPEED YOUR MAIL? :
1 (AD

HG. YOUR LETTERS COMPLETELY

“Those cadets who are. build- é

THEATRE. oe PHONE 2921

~ SOLDIER OF FORTUNE

SHOWS AT 6:45 _& 9:00 P.M,

shall draw more equi ‘pos-
sibly one day turning to radio
construction and later to a2
“glam” radio station.

A Topoggan Party is being

Most citizens in B, C. are now
aware that during February the
B. C. Heart Foundation is con
ducting its first p: tf - wide

‘planned for ‘Thursday night, Feb.
2ist, at the fe Bar Ranch and
any. cadets having toboggans at

‘home are asked to bting them

along. The entertainment com-
mittee are supplying hot dogs
and cokes and a good time is ex-
pected by all pending favourable
weather. : ‘ ‘

heart: fund appeal. The cam:
paign goal of $100,000 is urgent-

ly needed to develop the found-

an infection of the heart valves,
was until a few years ago 100
percent fatal. Antiblotics are

|e

‘WALDIE lnecmond T, Liltlewood
vt ne erin ve Desmond T. Littlewood
SUPPLY LTD. OPTOMETRIST

We. ean supply all your Post Office Building
bo en ame Wed, 2:30 pm. to 8 pm

‘Phone 7112

m2 __s : :

Dutch Mai
Bakery Limited ; aN XCAVATING
Birthday Cakes See:
Wedding Cakes ~
Anniversary Cakes
PHONE S741.

Castlegar Transfer
W. Sharples. Phone 6091

ation’s: am of © h, edu-

cation and community service,
all of which are essential to the
control -of heart disease.

In deciding the extent to which
such an appeal should be aided
jt is important to consider the
progress which is “being made in
the world wide battle against
heart disease — Canada’s No. 1
killer.

‘We know that great progress
has been made in this battle .dur-
ing the past 30 years, more, in
fact, than in the preceding 30
centuries. :
For example, the use of antl-
biotics nas’ almost wiped out
syphilitic heart disease, and their
widespread use has sharply re-
duced the incidence of Theu-

matic fever and rheumatic heart
erial raitis,

now responsible for curing three
of four-such cases. - :

High blood pressure,’ a major
cause of heart disease, is begin-
ning to ‘yield to treatment. -De-
fects of the heart present at
birth, and some acquired heart
valve deformities, are now be
ing successfully treated by mod-
ern medicine's. latest miracle —
heart surgery. i

oo re

en
4 INSURE )
TS BE SURE"
For All Your -
INSURANCE NEEDS
Phone 3441

. ANDERSON
AGENCIES

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. es JACK LEMON —— JAMES CAGNEY
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MR. ROBERTS

Cinemascope & Color
SHOWS AT 6:45 and 9 pm
. MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2:00 P.M.

MON. — TUES. — WED.

David WAYNE-Celeste HOLM

with Jarma LEWIS «in COLOR
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SHOWS AT 6:45 and 9 pan.

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