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ASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 12,

Castlegar
Kinnaird
Robson
Deer Park
Renata
Genelle

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By Mr.

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Robson Socials.

Mr. and Mrs, C. Tench te
spent the

held at thelr home with 17
latives _ present,

Miss Gail Seaton is
from the coast to spend
weeks with her family.

home
two

Castlegar Happenings
Mrs, J, E. Wallace had as

Three

60th Anniversary Celebrated

Mr, and Mra. Christopher!
Adshead celebrated thelr 60th
wedding anniversary on Friday,
, 1959 ‘March 6th. A family supper was

among whom
were their five sons and eldest
were

'T0O LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE — one Prefect front}
end for trailer, 1% ton pick-up,
good condition, 1 1949 Chev.'
sedan, gelvety: falr - condition
Phone 782: 310;

Fridge, good order, $125 cash,/!
phone 3397, i105
FOR SALE +- one 3-bedroom un-/
finished house on % ‘acres of}
land in Robson, one mile note

And Mrs. Adshead

a three-tiered cake which was
‘by a grand

Bert Underwood of Needles. Joe
Adshead was Master, of Cere-
monies and called on his brother,
Herbert, to say the grace, Henry
proposed: a toast to his parents.
Mrs. D. Adshead presented

Mills, England, ¥
In the’ evening open ‘house
was held and many friends and
neightiours of the district called
to wish the couple well. '
Mr, and Mrs. Adshead were
married on March 6th, 1899 at

gar.
re-

Rooms ie
Confectionery

FOR SALE — Servel Kerosine/

her guests at the week-end her

daughter-in-law, Mrs. Don Wal-

Jace and two children from Nel-

son,

Mrs, A. O. McNell and her
mother Mrs, I. Swaddle, left last
week for 100 Mile House to spend
a month visit with Rev. and Mrs,
Albert McNiel who .recently an-
nounced the birth of a daughter,
According to word received here,
aby, mother and father are all
doing well.

Miss Diana Woerts of Voorst,
Holland, has arrived in Castlegar
to become the bride of Mr. Henry
Bronswyk of the Dutch Maid
Eakery.

Mr.Jack Kirby has returned
dzom a business trip to the coast.

Mr. and Mrs, Paul Gergely
and daughter Linda of Nelson
were Castlegar visitors last week-
end,

The Rev. Canon W., J. Sil-
verwood of the Church of the
Redeemer, Nelson, was a Sun-
day visitor, when he and Arch-
deacon B. A. Resker of St. Al-
‘ban's Church exchanged pulpits
for the evening service.

Mr. John Waldie is a

bother in England on March

year.

Mrs, E. A: Lampard has re:
celved word of the death of her

6.
She was 90 years old. Mrs. Lam-
pard had visited in England last

itIng the latter’s mother, Mrs, iS
Gavrilik,

and District Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs,
turned home Saturday after vis-

. Kinnaird Korner . S

Hing in Mackinson ‘for a‘ few

They returned Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs.

home of Mr. and Mrs, Jack Fla-
by the Joe Dunlops of Castle-

honor of Mrs.
Mrs, Dunlop, both sisters of Mrs.
Bale.

Kimberley is spending.a week
with\her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
T. Fourt.

Our thoughts are with Dar.
leen Haywood who entered Cas-

visitor in

tlegar on

. Get well, Darleen!

Commissioners G. Rust and ef
J.C. McLeod spent Friday at Deer Park Socials

the coast conferring with gov-
ernment Gfficlals on afairs re-

garding the future of the village.

W. M. Bale
attended a double birthday party
in Nelson “on Thursday at the
manck. They were accompanied
gar. The suprise event was in
Flamanck and

Mrs. Donald McDonald of

days.

Miss Maxnie’ Adshead re-
turned home from the Castlegar

Adshead re-

unable to be present.
The sons and wives present
‘were, Mr. and Mrs, Henry Ads-
head of Needles, Mr. and Mrs,
Cecil Adshead and family of
Mackinson, Mr, and Mrs, Joe
Adshead and daughter Irene al-
so: of Mackinson, Mr, Herbert
Adshéad of Needles, Mr. and
Mrs. David Adshead and son Da-
vid of Robson, Mrs, Edith New-

Mr. Floyd Kirkendall of
Quesnel arrived to spend a holl-
day at the home of his brother,
(Mr, M, A. Kirkendall.
Mr, and Mrs. Stan Pearce of
Trail were recent visitors to
Deer Park, the guests of Mr. and
Mrs, F. Briggeman,
Little Brace Mackereth, 3
month old son of Mr. and Mrs.
A, Mackereth of Broadwater has
returned to'“‘his .home after
spending the past 2 weeks as a
Patient in. the Castlegar and
District. Hospital,
Jack Lebedow, of Vancouver
spent a few days at his former
home in Deer Park.
* Mrs. George Briggeman spent
the past week as a patient in the
Castlegar and District Hospital.
A. Worley of Nelson, E.

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ORANGES, 5 Ihs.,

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TOMATO JUICE, 48 OZ, 3 =. i aca’

“ROUND STEAK,

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BEEF BLADE ROAST, Ih. ........

PORK CHOPS, all

clic; Ib, ...

hile! Wire
avor rités

.+ +. 496; 40 Ib. case, ...

bers contributed towards the re-

brand of and Ted
Moore of Trail, a grandson.

and bouttonnatre,
"Their grand.

the happy: couple with a corsage
, Tespectively.
Irene Ads-

the Wesleyan Ohapel, at Work-
sop, Nottinghamshire, England.
Mrs. Adshead was born

Special Chinese Dishes

edrnations. The family gift of a
decoratlve wall clock was pre-
sented to-the couple by thelr son,
David Adshead, sr.
The happy couple recelved
many bouquets, gifts, cards and
‘wires, among which were wires
from Queen Elizabeth, Prime

head, on behalf of the family pre-
sented them with a bouquet of

Millard Jan, 15, 1878
at Maisteg Glamorganshire, Wal-
es, Mr. Adshead was born April

RICK’S

four

There are five sons,
22 en and

Minister Dlefenbaker, Mr. H. W.

12 great-grandchildren in the fa-
mily,
‘The supper table was taste-
fully decorated and centred with

M.P. and Mr. R. Hard-
ing, M.L.A, for KasloSlocan. A
wire was also recelved from their
grate niece and her husband, Mr.
and Mrs, G. Waterhouse of New

SILVER BIRCH

School for the Handicapped

freshments. Mrs. Palsson had
added the colorful Valentine Box
and everyone recelved several

It's several weeks since Val-
entine’s Day, but the pupils of
Sliver Birch enjoyed their party
so much, and would like to thank
the ladles who contributed to its’
success. Mrs. Rysen and Mrs.
Anderson showed films which
were very interesting and Mrs.
Norris brought a delicious Val-
eatine cake to climax the re-

Worley of Robson and V. Wor-
ley’ of Trail were recent visitors
at the Worley summer home in
Deer Park.

Mr,: and Mrs, F.

Vv at the.close of the
party.
Mrs. Palsson and her pupils
spent many hours preparing for
their annual display of work
held in conjunction vith Educ-
ation Week. If you saw the ex
hibit in the window of West’s
Store last week, you will know
how much is accomplished at Sil-
ver Birch,
The school is grateful for a
donation of four metal chairs
from Imperial Industries of Van-
couver. These chairs are sturdily

and Mr. and Mrs, C, William-
son Were Sunday visitors to Re-
nata. -
Members of the Deer Park
‘Women’s Institute and one visi-
tor.held a “quilting, bee” after
the business session of the
March meeting in the Communi-
ty Hall. The meeting voted a
donation’ of $5.00 to the Castle.
gar and District Projects Society
towards the ice plafit for ‘the
new arena. “Pennies for Friend-
ship” were collected and sent to
the Provincial Treasurer, Mrs.
.C, Phelps won the regular con-
test while Mrs. F.

made and will prove most useful.

CWL SetFor -
Bazaar Salurday .

Mrs. M. B, Dalton, convenor
of the C.W.L, Bazaar slated for
Saturday, reported at last week's
meeting that all convenors were
busy making final preparations
for their part of the bazaar to be
held in the Marlane Hotel,

‘A report was given on the
successful Parish Party held
early in February for the Semin-
ary Fund.

A parcel. of used stamps

won the extra prize, All mem-

freshments. Another meeting is

have been up and sent
to the Scarboro Missions,

4th, 1877 at Eli Bank, Newton,
Cheshire. He arrived In Canada
in 1901 and Mrs, Adshead fol-
lowed In 1902,

The Adsheads resided for a
time in Nanalmo Ladysmith, and
Coleman, Alberta before coming
to Mackinson on the Arrow La-

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Phone7271
Everything In T.V.
Suppfies
. ELECTROHOME

105 Players

Badminton Tournament

over R. Cummings, 11-2, 3-11, 11-

Big event of the season for

Take Part In

Junior
was the Annual West Kootenay
Tournament held .Saturday and
Sunday, March “7 and 8 at the
Stanley Humphries High School.

‘The Riondel Club made a
strong showing in the tourney,
carrying off the hones in nine
events,

A total of 105 gingers from
nine’ clubs throughout the . dis-
trict from Nakusp to Kimberley
took part in the 164 events
scheduled.

R. Minion, Castlegar Bank
of’ Montreal Manager, in present-
Ing trophies and crests to wine
ners and runner-ups, praised the
sportsmanship of the players and
complimented directors of the
tourney on the efficlent arrang-
ing and handling of the meet.

» B. Pin y over P, Markin,
Boy's Singles: — J. Osachoff
over G. McKenzie, 15, 155; B.
Rolllck over “R. Kennedy, 15.0,
150, oe

Girl's Doubles — T. Kinakin
and R. Cummings over J, Thorn-
dale and C, Anderson, 15-2, 15-1;
B, Pinckney and M. Taylor over

15-10,
Boy's Doubles —.J, Osachoff
and T. Horcoff over-D. Malr and
W. Fulko, 15-9, 15:11; B. Rollict |:
‘land G. Halstrom over G, McKen-
zie and W., Perepolkin, 15-7, 15-
2,

Shannon and B, Rollick over B.
Lightle and T, Horcoff, 153, 150.

Mixed Doubles — T. Kinakin
and J. Osachoff over M. Taylor
and R, Kennedy, 15-5, 15-1; E.

Results in semi-finals under

Sem!-Finols — 18

kes on April 10th, 1909. They
have resided there ever since.

” Fleetwood T.

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14 were as follows;
Girl's Singles — Wendy DeFoe
over K. Osachoff, 8-11, 12-9, 11-6.
E,. Shannon over M, Nazaroff,
11-1, 11-1,
Boy’s, Singles — G. Hal-
strom over A. Shutek, 15-9, 15.9.
D. Gray over G. Schmidt, 18-14,
15-7.
Girt's Doubles — M. Linn’ and
E, Shannon over G. McPherson
and K, Osachoff, 15-10, 15-9. W.
DeFoe and M. Nazaroft over J.
Hil and S. Mitchell, 154, 15-11.
Boy's Doubles — G. Halstrom
and D. Neilsen over M. Verigin
and R. Little, 15.0, 15-2. A. Shu-
tek and J. Whittaker over D.
Gray and D. Oddle, 14-18, 15-9,
17-14.
+ Mixed Doubles — G. Hal-
strom and E. Shannon over L,
Garrity and M. Linn, 15-9, 15-1.
- D.-Gray and K. Osachoff over
A; Shutek and W. DeFoe, 15-13,
153.
Semi-Finals under 16

0; M. Wastrowdowski over Y.
Mitchell, 11-8, 118.

Girl's Singles — D, F. Ha
ley over A. Radulovitch, 11-0, 11-

Boy's Singles — K, Muirhead
over W. Garner, 15-3, 15-9; D.
Simpson over R. Smith, 15-1, 15-

; Girl's Doubles — D. F. Ha-
ley and Y. Mitchell over K. Mil-
ne.and J. Campbell, 154, 15-2;

non over W. DeFoe, 11-2, 113,
Boy's Singles — G, Halstrom
over D. Gray, 15-10, 15-4.

Girl's Doubles — M. Linn and
E. Shannon over W. DeFoe and
M, Nazaroff, 18-13, 15-11.

Boy's ‘Doubles — G. Hal-
strom and D, Neilsen over A.
Shutek and J. Whittaker, 18-7,
155.

Mixed Doubles'— G.
strom and E, Shannon over D.

Under 16 *
over B, Pinckney, 11-5, 11-6.

over J. Osachoff, 15-6, 17-15, 15-

B, Ballard and M. Taylor, 158, |2:

18-14.

Hal-
Gray and K. Osachoff, 15-13, 15-8.
Girl's Singles — T. Kinakin

Boy's Singles — B. Rollick

Boy's Doubles — J. Osachoff
and T. Horcoff over B Rollick
and G Halstrom, 15-10, *15-12,
Mixed Doubles — B. Rolllck
and E, Shannon over J. Osachoff
and T. Kinakin, 154, 15-10, ©
Under 18

Girl's Singles —™M. Wastrow-
dowski over D, F. Haley, 11-12,
11-6, 12-10.

Boy's Singles — K. Muirhead
over D. Simpson, .18-14, 15-12,

Girl's’ Doubles —+M. Was-
trowdowski and T. Kinakin over
D, F. Haley and Y. Mitchell, 15-
12, 15-10,

_Boy'’s Doubles — W. Garner
and D. Simpson over K, Muir-

Tr
Sal

Sa iot Fire Dept. played host

bake Fire Departments, including
Kinnaird,

a body known as the “Trail and
District
tion.” Through this: body it is

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday,

March 12, 1959 7

Last Monday evening the
fo a number of other West Koot-
‘Tadanac, Warilecld,

all, Rossland and Fruitvale.
imo was'not represented, °

“amhese departments make up

Firefighters : Assocla-

Girl's Doubles — T. Kinakin
and R, Cummings over B. Pinck-
ney. and M. Taylor, 415, 15-12,

head and R, Smith, 17-14, 154,

8, 15-10,

Mixed Doubles — M. “Was.
trowdowski and B, Rollick. over
D. F, Haley and W. Garner, 15-

heged to secure a pension scheme
for volunteer firemen as well as
assisting the paid the firemen.
Although this is one purpose be-
hind their formation, it is not

Ing the land offered for a swim-
ming pool, and will visit the pro-
perty to examine it as soon as the
snow, has gone,

Commissioner Pettitt * stated
he had attended the meeting of
the Unemployment. Insurance
Service in Trail. They felt the
over-all picture is “not too bad"
at this time, he reported.
Council Chairman N. Oglow
advised Council could obtain a

| plece of prop from P, Har-

T, Kinakin and M.

Pinckney, 15-10, 153. ¢

non and T. Horcoff, 35-1, 17-14;

153, 7-15, 15-6.
Mixed Doubles — W. Garnel

over K.
chell, 15-11, 7-25, 15-6,
FINALS — under 14

Girl's Singles — T. Kinakin

ski over M. -Campbdell and B.

Boy's Doubles — K, Muir-
head and R. Smith over D. Shan-

W. Garner and D, Simpson over A letter was received from
3. Osachoff and G. McKenzie,

and D. F. Haley over D, Simpson
and M. Campbell, 15-2, 15-10; M.
Wastrowdowski and B. Rollick
Muirhead and Y. Mit-

Girl's Singles. mn E. Shan-

vick to open up Second avenue.
This would be available ata
price of $2000.00. Council advised
they were not interested in this
project at the present time. °

A. F. Paget, Comptrolier of-Wat-
er Rights Branch in regard. to
;| the Village .Water licences at the
river, The Comptroller advised

Parks Commissioner Gordon
Pettitt sald Tuesday he has spok-
en with A. Zuckerberg regard:

Council Committee Reports

offer as much protection as the
permanent licences, and it fs as
well to retain them on the tem-
the water

porary basis until
questions have been settled.
Council moved to accept W. Dev-
Itt’s offer of $100.00 for the old
tank site property adjacent to
his own property. *

A motion was aproved to
place the usual ad in the Nelson
Annual Pictorlal Paper this year.

Village Clerk J. Logelin was
asked to write Celgar, request-
ing the company to set a suit-
able date for a meeting with
Council to discuss pertinent mat-
ters.

In reply to a request fora
platform in the Ball Park re
cleved from the LODE, the
Council advised the platform com-
menced last year will be com-
pleted for use this year.

A letter of acceptance was
received from A. E, Norris, in

the temporary licences now held

regard to his appointment as

Dear Mr. Editor:

GOLF CLUB MEETING

WEST'S

* NibinBees’ and inte:

FRIDAY, NIARCH 20 — 8:00P.M.

STORE.

rested golfers siass

scheduled for Tuesday night, to
try and finish the quilt.

on hospital and home visits to
the sick. She was assisted by

Mrs, L. Bosse. Mrs, Glen Ander- | |

attend.

It-is the wish of those who
made the arrangements for
bringing the film “The Red Riv-
er of Life”, to thank all, through
the medium of your paper, who
made it possible at a minimum of
expense. ‘Thanks to the donations
by those who attended, all ex-
penses were met. These were as
follows: Rent of film per day,
$30.00; express charged, $2,50; C.
P.R, money order charge, 18c;
rent of high school activity room,
$3,00; rent ‘of projector, Castle-
bar Film. Council,: $2.50. Total,
$38.18.

‘Amount of donations at
showing, $35.45. Donated later,
$2.73,

Letter To The Editor

representatlve of the Village on
the Board of Directors, Hospital

Society.
‘Letters were read from As-
sociated Engineers, dealing with
the storage, tank, elevation of. the
tank, and quotations, etc. -
A motion was passed. that
Associated Engineers be asked to
prepare plans and a bylaw es:
sentially as in Bylaw No.. .157
plus any new extensions . war-
Tanted at-this time, for imple
after an
agreement has been reached with
Celgar. Also they will be asked
to specify pumps and reservoirs
required in the absence of a suit:
able agreement.
3. R. Landis presented to
Council his plans for a new sub-
divigion. Council approved the
plans in. principle, and plans ‘will
be checked by a surveyor prior
to formal approval being given.
Commissioner George Carr
the Fire Dep

Fire Depts. Met Here

the only one. By visiting at
each department in turn, many
of

fire are learned.
‘The meeting was chaired by
A, Fletcher of Tadanac and -act-

*|ing as secretary In the absence

of Trail Fire Chiéf D. Ronalds,
was P, Obetkoff of Castlegar.
After the general business, a

film was shown on Natural Gas
and some of the causes of natur-
al gas fires, At the conclusion of
the film, Ed Herman, . resident
manager of Inland Natural Gas,
gave a talk and demonstration
on gas and how they follow up
any traces of leakege. This de
monstration proved most inter-
esting to the members present.
Mr Herman stated that his
office Is fully equipped and
ready to assist the fire depart
ment In any emergency that

might occur as a result of gas.

WANTED

$55.00

_ SIBEWALK SUPERINTENDENT FOR
OUR NEW CONSTRUCTION ADDITION

Apply Bob's. Pay'n Takif

— AND ALSO DON’T FORGET —

Draw Friday Night

_ 7:00 P.M. AS USUAL

WINNER MUST BE PRESENT

JACKPOT

will need new hose, and author.
ization was given to the Depart-
ment to order hose required.

Works ‘Supervisor .N.  Mc-
Nabb attended to present his re-

LOW PRICES!

COME IN AND SEE OUR SPECIALS!
WE NESD THE ROOM!

gular. work report.

all individuals and organizations
who- offered to underwrite the
expenses and who offered their
moral support. Also in particu-
lar the Kinnaird Civil Defense,
St. John's Ambulance, the Castle-
gar School Board.and the,Castle-
gar Film Council... ; s

It was most unfortunate that
the film .was not, heard satis-
factorily,. but after a trial run
the following evening in another
hall, ‘it was determined that nef-
ther the equipment nor the film
was at fault. :

It Is felt that-in all dime
to those wishing to rent the High

School Activity Room, the School |

Board should take some positive
action to improve the accoustics.
All who were in attendance on

‘Castle Tire Shop

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193 Columbia Ave.

4 CASTLEGAR, B.

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| We recommend Goopsy EAR
For more SAFER MILES

SEE US FOR YOUR SUMMER RECAPS

son offered to assist: Mrs. Camp- We wish to sincerely thank

bell during the month of March.

pant ke ae

ed, some having come. several
miles to see this outstanding
Moody: Science Film. It is re-

KINNAIRD. PIREVENS i “TREMENDOUS es Giet aaah onoetint to

‘ es ilities should be rendered so in-

“$314 00 In: Prizes .
Sat., March -

allowing us space in your paper,
Yours truly,

“BINGO | “AT. 730" P.M. “SHARP .. Giraud, March 11th, a daughter.

es . : ‘ rid ; SOUKEROFF — to Mr. and Mrs.

Kim ird 5 he ol s. jBoukerott, March ith, a son.

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“Fi ids, a March 13th and 14th .

CATSUP, Libby’s, 13 oz. bottle, 2 for » we ta ee es 490
PINEAPPLE, Libby’s, sliced, 20 oz. tin “.. Be
PEANUT BUTTER, Squirrel, 48 oz, tin . 89c
RAISINS, Sultana, 2 Ib. cello bag ...

PEAS, Co-op fancy, size 2, 15 0z,, 3 tins for ..

BEETS, Co-op, diced, 15 oz, 2 tins “for...
‘ASPARAGUS CUTS, Co-op, 12 02, 2 tins’ fo
TOMATOES, ‘Co-op, 12 02z.; Ztins for ....’..

LUX TOILET SOAP, reg., 5 bars for’. .
_MARGARINE, ‘Good Luck, 2'Ibs. for ‘: .
ORANGES, California, 5 lbs. for .....
PORK SPARE RIBS, Ib. ' ec ree
PORK CHOPS, centre’ ciate, Ib. -

PORK CHOPS, end cuts, lb. .
HAMBURG STEAK, Ib. ..... 6-62... .0 0.0. 39e

~(o op. Retail Store

4th AVE. AND PINE ST.

to clean sp

tin: FERTILIZER FOR THE LAWN
bee BARON — to Mr, ‘and Mrs. John
‘Baron, March Ast, a daughter.
KALMAKOFF — to Mr. and Mr:
W. Kalmakoff, March 7th, a son.
STOOCHNOFF — to Mr. and
Mrs. S. Stooehnert, March, oun?
son,
ZEBROFF — to Mr, and Mrs, J.
Zebroff, March 9th, a daughter,
' BERMEL — to Mr. and Mrs. R.
Bermel, March 1ith, a son.

GARDEN CARTS
WHEEL BARROMS -
CLAY. Pots

PREFAB

‘GREENHOUSE.

7 ft. x 9 ft.

$199.50

ASSEMBLE IN 4 HOURS -

He needed PEAT POTS
ini POTTING SOIL
cash to modernize : it
LATS:
his kitehen PLANTING FLATS

> PEAT MOSS
BLUE WHALE
SEEDS
LAWN GRASS
INSECTICIDES

Rossland-Trail’ “Progressive
Conservatives at their monthly
Executive Meeting in Trail. last
week decided to promote .a
thorough review of the recent
policy statement of the’ Union of
B.C. Municipalities wherein a pro-
posed solution to the problems of
Provincial. Municipal. Financial
Relations is put forward, Contact
is being made right. ‘away. with,
the U.B.C.M. and a. special ‘com-
mittee was set up to investigate
possibilities of holding a public
forum on this very impotent
subject. .

...SO both are borrowing from a bank '

Faced with unforeseen household expenses?
Want to make some special-major pur-
chase? Need money for taxes—or to mect a
family emergency? Personal loans to help
“people meet just such situations are being
made by the chartered, banks every day.
You're not asking a favour when you visit
a chartered bank to arrange a personal

loan. The manager welcomes opportunities

to make loans, repayable out of earnings

in convenient instalments.

And at a chartered bank, you can always -
count on privacy and courteous considera- ©

tion, whether you are arranging a loan or

using other valuable services the bank
provides, {

THE CHARTERED BANKS ‘SERVING YOUR. COMMUNITY

SPADE

MITCHELL

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TRAIL & CASTLEGAR

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| PHONE 2681
: Eon Soa