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THURS.

Nov. 11th. x

PACE.

WILL PUL AWAY FOR XMAS
PIECES OF YOUR CHOICE.
Don't FREEZE UP, We have Air
Tight Heaters on hand.

COAL HODS, SHOVELS, STOVE BOARDS

Preparations were made at the regular
meeting of the Castlegar C C0 F Club to
welcome Mr. Guthrie the well known MLA
who will speak soon at the Community. 7
Hall on behalf of the popular Jimmie
Quinn. Mre Quinn is the C 0 F Candidate
in this riding.

The next meeting of the élub will be
held at the home of Mrs. Aitey on the |
sixteenth of this month.

CASTLEGAR COMMUNITY CLUB GENERAL MEET-
ING was held in the Coronation Hall on
Monday evening last. The entire committ
ee was returned to office for another
year. -

It was voted to proceed with the plans
to turn over the Hall and Property to
the Village of Castlegar.

The financial statement was read and

the past year has been to build a res-

“LEGION CORNER, |S

ALL ORGANIZATIONS PLANNING TO
ATTEND THE ARMSTICE PARADE
PLEASE BE ON TIME, MARCH OFF
IS AT 2:20PM:
REGULAR MEETING OF BRANCH
170 WILL BE HELD AT 7:30PM
QN. TUES. NOV. 16th, YOUR
ANTENDANGE WILL BE’ APPRECIATED.

The patient at the military hospital

shows a steady improvement. The work of

GATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE _ WOMEN! 3_LEAGUE

‘po bol
‘ol
WEST'S STORE

fm iid

BE SURE TO GET A TICKET ON

FRUIT CAKE

SD Nm

erve with which to make the major rep—
airs, alterations and extensions which
are now necessarye

IN LITER:VEIN

banged the bathroom door with a crash
that sent echoes rolling throughovt -

the hospital. He collided with - .urse
and raised his voice in protesi.
"This is a wretched place, this 1s,"

he cried. "Only one small pit of soap

in the bathroom an no flannel or sponge

to wash my face with"

"well," said the nurse, tartly,"I supp-

ose you have a tongue in your head?"
"yes," replied the ruffled HOAOASEs

"but I'm not a contortionist."

ASTLE’ NEWS

‘THURSDAY NOV.11th

LETTERHEADS
ENVELOPES
DANCE TICKETS
INVITATIONS
RAFFLE TICKETS
DODGERS

WINDOW CARDS
CIRCULAR LETTERS

STATEMENTS

| the Parish Hall on Monday Nov. 8th: ...

| Commissioner Ross MoDermia of Kinnain

COUCH-PASZTY. VOWS PLEDGED AT
WEDDING RITES. .

Rich brocaded white satin fashioned:
the wedding gown worn by Miss Julia —
Paszty Thursday, when she became the
pride of Richard Stevens Couch in-the’
United church, which was: bowered for.
the occasion with autumn flowers and.
leaves.

Daughter of ‘Ate, and Mrs. A. ‘Hoeko ;.|:

of Natal, B. C., the bride was charn-
ing in her satin gown which featured.
nylon sheer yoke, trimmed with tiny
pearl rosettes, lily point sleeves and
full skirt, with scalloped hemline |
revealing insets of lace frill. A hear
shaped crown of orange blossoms. secure
her floor—length net veil and she_
carried a bouquet of soft pink roses.

Mrs. Re Harding, sister of the
groom, was matron of honor in a blue
slipper satin gown with nylon sheer
yoke, cap sleeves, bustle-style hip-
— and full skirt. A white chapel ~}

1 topped with a coronet of blue
velvet flowers and a bouquet of pink ~
carnations completed her ensemble.

The grooms niece, Miss Darlene’
Harding, was:flower girl, and wore a
floor-length frock of peach taffeta,
trimmed with white lace. She carried:.
a@ nosegay of bronze and white flowers,

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which were repeated in her hair.
The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. T.

LIFE BUOY Saef WITH COUPON For HF

Be Couch, of tastlegar, was attended

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“by Mr. Ralph Harding.

The Rev. J. T. Horricks officiated TOM ATO SOUP Canphdle 2 FoR 214
COFFEE mMaAwettuovse=

and soloist was Miss Jean Martin,
, accompanied by Mrs. J. E. Wallace; :

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*organiste :
The reception was at the home ‘of

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the grooms :arents, Mr. and Mrs..T.B.
Couch.

TOFFEE palm encisy

LG,

After their honeymoon spent in ‘the
Crowsnest Pass, the young a wiht
reside in Castlegar. ; :

The régular ‘monthly meeting of the!
Castlegar Board of Trade was‘ held in...

In the absence of Mr. S. C. pestaerd

Puatéspecels

ROUND STEAK G
OR ROASTS '& Vi

president, Mr. W. Waldie, vice presiden

took the chair.
It was decided to gather all “the.

information péssible on traffic on, the

VEAL
2, cle ROASTS te, , A2?

Ferry and ‘to -make -this information even
ilable to any: interested parties. .".
The matter: of a Hospital came up: :
for discussion and. it was, decided’ to-
write a letter inviting the Hemilten
Commission here and also furnish them
with details of the requirenents of a’
hospital here. . ‘

Members of the’ Gastlewar Board of:
Trade attending the special meeting in
Nelson’ Monday:.night re the Airport ‘were
President 8.C. Watson, Dick Elliott, a

eo As. De. Weat, Je. ‘Waldie, He Vickers, ..

Commissioners; Walker, Wanless eae
Rigby of Sastleger.. :

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