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NoW IS THE TIME TO PLACE YOUR ORDER

ee US FOR YOUR NEW SUIT FOR GRADU-
TION.

MORE CANADIANS WEAR TIP TOP CLOTHES
THAN ANY OTHER KIND.

THE REASON -- A HIGH STANDARD OF -

QUALITY AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE

Castlegate khiy Cleartt&

MOTORCYCLE CLUB (CONT'D FROM P.3)
this summer in the surrounding centrese
Many forms of motorcycle competition
riding could be utilized to make a :
pleasing display. Any organization in-
terested please write Secretary Frank
Humphries, Box 275, Robson, Be Ceo

The club 1s still open to charter
members.e After June 7th, all new men-
bers will be required to pay an initia-
tion fees Anyone interested in joining
the club is asked to contact the Secre-
tary at the above address.

Mr. J. Burrows returned this week
from Vahcouvere
CASTLEGAR
SASH +DOOR
MANUFACTURERS OF
ALL TYPES OF WINDOWS & DOORS.
FRAMES -- SASH & SCREENS.
ALL MATERIAL

‘FOR, SALE: BEACH ENAMEL RANGE WITH

WARMING CLOSET, IN GOOD CONDITION,
GOOD BAKER. APPLY JIMMY SEATON.

BIRTHS: To Mre & Mrs. John Wright,
Kinnaird, May 14th, a daughters

KINNAIRD NOTES:

Mro & Mrse. Ae De McWhinnie and
daughter, Margaret, and. Mr. & Mrse
A. Mucha and Mre & Mrs. G. Simpson
spent the week-end at Deer Parke

The Kinnaird Golden Eagles. won
their second game of the season,
feating Robson 5-5.

Mrs & Mrs. E. Fitzpatrick have moved
into their new home in Kinnairde - -

The new Kinnaird Ball Park has been
bulldozed and will be used shortly.

Mr.S.WeBradley returned to Vancouver
after spending:a few days in Castlegar.

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TREATED WITH COPPER NAPHTHENATE.
ESTIMATES ON
YOUR REQUIREMENTS FREELY GIVEN.
CONSULT US Af ANY TIME ON YOUR BUILD-
ING PROBLEMS. NO OBLIGATION.

' Gordon Anderson celebrated his sixth
birthday on Thurwday last. Eleven
friends were invited and enjoyed games
and contests during the afternoon.
"Tony", the Shetland Pony, was the main
attraction and obligingly gave the chil

G:A. SUMNER,D.C.N.D

NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIAN
EREMENKO BLOCK | HOURS 9 - 6
EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT

CONSULTATIONS F-R-E-E

dren rides.

The table was decorated with pink
sail boats and dainty refreshments were-
served by Mrs. Anderson, assisted by
Miss Regina Campbell.

BAPTISM:

On Sunday, May 15th, in St.Rita's
Church, Castlegar, the sacrament of
Baptism was administered by Rev. Jose
Be Barnes to the infant son of Mrs &
Mrs. A. Rodgers, of Kinnairde Gerald
Lewis were the given names. The god-
parents were Mre & Mrs. A. Guidona of
Kinnaird.

Major Je Moll left Tues. for Renata.

oo GIRL GUIDES HOLD MOTHERS!

The Castlegar Guides entertained
their mothers last week at the first
annual Mother-and-Daughter banquet in
the Community Hall.

Mrs. Je Moll, district captain,
priefly on the responsibilities of
Guide mothers, pointing out that co-
operation of mothers and leaders as-
sisted greatly in the successful oper-
ation of a Guide troope —

Guide Margaret Williams, ppoposed a
toast "To the Mothers," to which Mrse
R. Patmore responded, and Lillian

Gook and Sharon Robinson were enrolled ..

as Guidese

KINNAIRD Zeceesfer

8-A-N-D

G-R-A-V-E-L AND
T-O-P_ 8-0-I-L

A. GERANAZZO

Castlegar Posing iff

JUST ARRIVED:
GOOD SUPPLY. OF TOILETS, RECESS BATHS,

ROLL RIM BATHS, BASINS AND ALL PLUMB- |

ING. ACCESSORIES, SASH &- DOORS, FUR-

NACES:
oes AT REASONABLE PRICES.

WE ALSO INSTALL PLUMBING AND. HEATING
SYSTEMS BY CONTRACT.

eee Ocete Towser “

With May 24th just past the week-end
and a school track meet on Friday of
this week, the small fry, as well as
the in-betweens and teen-agers, will be
asking you to buy them some sneakers
so they can enter the races, etc. You
will find a very good selection of same

‘at Eremenko's at prices from #29 to
- $5956

moe eee nee eee,

For Mom and Big Sister they have
some really smart, better-occasion
cotton frocks, which are a must all
summer longe They comé4&n Check,
stripes, printed and plain, youthful
and cool-looking with their eyelet and
lace trim, and at prices and styles ~
that can’t be beat even in the larger
citiese I know, because I went "look-
ing around."

Still speaking of the 24th of May,
the cook in the family will, in all .
probability, want to be at the parade
grounds too -- so why not prepare
most of your dinner the day before
with, say, a Picnic Ham, Potato Salad,
Sliced Fresh Tomatoes, crisp Celery
and Green Onions, all of which can be
purchased at Horswill's, including the
ingredients for the salad, and maybe
some ice cream for desserte That
should leave you with a few more hours
which could be spent with the family at
the ball grounds watching the races,
the Crowning of. the May Queen, etc.

THUR- MAY 19TH, 1949.

DAY. dha NIGHT

CLARKS AMBULANCE
—~SERVICE —

_ INDUSTRIAL PIRST AID MAN AND FIRST
CLASS CHAUFFEUR AT ALL TIMES.

FULLY INSURED.

P-H-0-N-E 125 OR 73, TRAIL, B. Co

FOR SALE: BEACH RANGE, ALMOST NEW.
APPLY C. D. HARVEY, KINNAIRD, EVENINGS.

FOLK DANCING FRIDAY NITE - MAY 20TH -
BOX LUNCH.

| SATURDAY-NITE DANCE — KINNAIRD MAY 218T.

Mrse Ge Manarin, Kinnaird, has spent
the past week at Victoria, where she
attended the graduation of her eldest
daughter, Olive, at St-Joseph's Hos-
pitale

Mrs. Steve Gallo, Kinnaird, entertain-
ed a group of Kinnaird women at her
home on Wednesday afternoon. She was
assisted by Mrs- To. Fourte

Mrs. Le Atkinson left by plane for
Vernon Tuesday, where she will attend
the Pythian Sisters Convention.

spoke

IDAY AND _
PACIFIC MILK, case.

CARNATION MILK, case.
EAGLEBRAND MILK, Pin ew wer wax 5

A. EREMENKO *, co. DEPT. STORE

eae nagoa,
CORN FLAKES, Kellogg's 80z-pkg.-
SHREDDED WHEAT, PK Gece ees eosece

BUGAR, 54 bag....
SALMON, Keta, Fancy 1's...
ORANGE POISE, 20 O2e tinecsssse

MATCHES, Red Bird, pkgeo.----oee
WAX PAPER, Handi-Wrap...
KLEENEX, pkg

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CELERY, Fresh, 1b........---0.
LETTUCE, Crisp, 1b....-.-.s-.0-
POTATOES, 10 fai» on snaansie 4

DELNOR FROZEN FOODS: FRESH
STOCK JUST ARRIVED: STRAWBERRIES,
CORN, GREEN PEAS, CUT BEANS, ETC.

T-BONE & SIRLOIN STEAKS, l1b....
BRISKET & RIBS, BEEF, lbeco.--oo
MINCED BEEF, Lean, Fre sh, 1b...

PORK & VEAL PATTIES, Fresh..... 45%
BLACK COD, Alaska, 1b.-..-..--. 35%
BOLOGNA, Sliced, lb..:.--.sse0 44%

MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS ALL | COLOURS.
BOYS' BATHING TRUNKS,

BOYS! T-SHIRTS, "
GIRLS' DIRNDLE SKIRTS, PRINT, SIZES 8

CHILDREN'S ONE-STRAP SANDALS,

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A GOOD SUPPLY OF PLAY SHOES AND SANDALS.

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