_ THURSDAY, ‘NOVEMBER | 13,1955

WE FEATURE

NORWOOD

‘| made on’

Poppy ‘distribution’ wilt be

Saturday,

5th.
Ladie's ‘Auxiliary “will hold a
Bake. Sale at West's Store, .Wed.,

m.

A Pot Luck Supper is fo’ be
held: at 6:00 p.m., November 11.
All: Veterans and‘: wives ‘and
friends are cordially invited,

New tax_laws which provide
incéntive: for. -those who find
new ‘mineral properties and)

‘(bring them'‘inte production are
| credited with having helped ‘the

Canadian mining industry triple
the, value of. its output, since
1946. .

Among ‘'C adi . =

November i

November 9th from 9:30 to. 11:30 ie

Mortality among newly planted
evergreens is frequently caused
by lack of moisture at their roots.
ft is often the result of ‘the trees

they have pad time ‘to: become

* firmly establls!

A method of. r bracing tall
greens is is ‘shown in’ the accom-
panying | Garden - Graph.’ Use
three guy wires staked: a = even
distances around the *Pro-

08e. 0

ie guy wires to stakes driven
teltaay into the ground,” and
notched to prevent the:' wires

ing the t in-
dustry ranks first;in. number of

industry" formerly ‘ranked ‘first
but ‘the rising volume of textile
imports has “reduced that ‘ in-
dustry’.to second Bint in total
employment. Fi

LATE:
li! Building Supplies

(& Supply: ‘Oo. Ltd.

ASTLEGAR 2
ge "3351 & 40s)

~ SPECIAL :
“HOT: WATER
BOTTLES
casecsesses’ $1.89

SPECIAL
$1.29 |

“ONCE A YEAR SPECIAL

Reg...

employees. ‘The primary’ textile]:

It {important to the future
of the tree to have the’ ‘Joop’ of

cable ‘large. enough to allow: for
the growth of. the tree trunk, as
shown in the Garden-Graph.t

. According to, ‘most -recent in|, in, " the fot sight months of,
come tax regords,, highest th year, impor’
congas pen faneda thi

workers in’ nada : ate is ra ah fr. ae period: of
3,0. exceeding’ exports:
‘the: perk vali

and throughout: “the: ‘winter aive-
off.. moisture. "Therefore, :: they
must be well supplied wit water *
before the ground freezes,

As soon’as the ground: has.
frozen, mulch ‘évergreens. with ‘a’.
strawy manure: to- help ‘conserve -
their. underground ‘supply: jof
molsture. Extend the.-mulch eeu ay
beyond ‘: the: : spread yoke, Bran
branches,

Prot otect them ‘against winter ;
burning by wind ‘and ‘sun: Bur-':
Jap, canvas‘or heavy cheesecloth
stretched on stakea make'a
good windbreak, _ ene
ra paren

Miss Marjorie Waite.
Wed At Trail Saturday

Friends and ‘relatives ‘witnes-
sed..on Saturday, October, 29th
at“'St.. Francis Xavier Church
in' Trail, B.C., the ‘marriage: of
Miss ‘Marjorie: Bllen Waite: and
Peter’ George  Sandulescu., +);

° The \ bride, - daughter: of: Mr.
and Mrs. L. W. Waite of Midale,
Sask., was given in marriage by
her oldest ‘brother, Morris Waite
of Rossland, B.C.

Ci

ushered ’ by’: the: brother ot the
brite, ‘Arnola ‘Waite of’ “Midale,

Mrs.“ Waite chose for her
daughter's marriage a navy dress
with, pink trim ‘and (wore a, cor-
sage of. pink and White carna-
tions. The bride’s gown and vell
were made by Bilss Linda Fran-,
co of

A reception was -held ,at_ the
home of Mr, and Mrs. Ira Page
of 1941 Plewman: Way, Roseland.
The buffet ‘style -lunch,; was: pre-
pared: by Mrs, Reg Waite ot
Fruitvale: ;

a Boxer auit ‘of black

arrying a
of red ‘and: white carnations, the
bride was lovely in a floor-leng-
th white gown of billowing net
over ‘taffeta, featuring ‘a sleeve-
less bodice. with scalloped. neck-
line. Her flowing veil was held
in-place by, a ruffled }

and white tweed with. red’ and
white accessories,: the bride left
with the groom or: their honey-
moon to: _Sockans, ‘Wash.

The couple will ieside be “2052
Daniel. “Street, “Trail, -B.

decorated © with -sequins and
pearls. 4

The: groom's gift. to’ the pride
was a dainty gold ‘cross: an
matching’ earrings. ~

‘Attendants. --were Mrs. Ww.
Waite .ag matron’ of. honor‘: and
Miss Colleen .. Sandulescu:, as;
flower’ girl. Mrs. Waite wore a
turquois ballerina. length. gown

d| than »

The lakes and rivers of t Canada
cover an: area of 268,611 ‘square
miles, an area ‘slightly larger

that’ of ythe province of
Alberta, es shes

The number of tractors in: use

from 159,752. to 389,688, in the
1941-1951 period.

on. Canadian “ farms’. increased}

INSULATION.
ACE-:TEX.

| TARTARES
‘SHINGLES ©
“PLASTER:

‘ BRICKS —
BLOCKS °°
‘TOOLS

ROOFING - |
PAINT
CEMENT. __
LUMBER
| «LATH |.
GYPROC =:
“HARDWARE _

in’ shot: taffeta.

‘| carried colonial Bouquets of gold
a

Pe ib, ees

Legs, ep: or shank end, Ib.

amd Miss Senanleeu was attired | =

Paid ay to 19:

Sees 6 tals

onan

oa oz. | akein

a FUR TRIMMED FLEECE

Chamois ‘Lined and {Inte ined. ‘Colors, grey and c mel”

BP iced -as low as...
ALL: woo. ELYSIANS :

Fully. aLined,.. Colors: light blue, voyal

: $30:05 and $45

Wire « or GIRL’S “B ‘eusiacr,

tn black melion 4

final: Red and: white: trim, red_gui

y

~~ to

the villi . Regi

the ‘changing of burned out light
bulbs, a.; special. ; was

planned: with a representative

a give:special:; in-

should ‘be: changed. ‘
‘persons’ doing ‘the: job, but had.
%0:;be;-cancelled because ; enough
- firemen could not jbeyprenent

yy: the
Tan ‘offer of $20.00:for the. ‘éwo}
d.'>The, McColl-

of $1,296, 92)
- dered paid. :; eae eee
‘The question’ varose a8 to}

ec. Oil: Co. have requested|

ithe ».Village” Gar-! 5

ik ‘at: the: same price

ments of ‘cities other than carte

Trades Licenses, Mr. Seaton :was|
asked: to see the Solicitor regard-
‘ing : this.

The | vaceounts for. delegates ito] gin

Prince George for Commissioners
Krueger and Sommers’..in : the

amount of. $168.41, cand $242.52): ey

respectively ‘were ordered: pata.) 5
mmissioner, Atchiso:

ALE
Se of: Vancouver].

Bet agtday. ‘at’.10:45, a.m.
ization. flights’ to

“Air: Cadets from

ine ‘conditions-: .

Dakota from. the| the:
tthe Ralph West Air-| ©

07 MG: McLeod and

high-!up
4 she: ‘boys: managed: to. - get
ress to.

teel: of . ‘Nelson, . as. well ai
fr thi felson|

in 'the* qiountaing? bi

to: them:and, got: ea
out all ‘in’ one-piece, R
+/'They' ‘returned. home ‘on ‘Mon.

ut Be as increased. until’ the. total:as),

ugust, ;16; mow! 81

‘The; plane ; sett at at 400. P.

re Sthe:
pee nee “the Public opinion Fes
~" garding the chege tot Mountain
Time.’

on: “Thursday, ” November - 24th,
nder, the direction of Mr. D G.

ritten by the English | ‘authors
Denham

=to“the? reldence ot "ASS Haines

$500 for

if lump- |!
hries “High- School at: ‘Castlegar

ward | :

$300, gareke Be; St
” peshing of *

t antly.
Leonora Eke played

\;- objects: to: the: pro-

‘supplied. by: male admirers. :E1-
Jen, : plead by (Mrs: Wi-Walk

ficers’: Report, '- Inspecto: ‘

“ recommended that’ Maple Street
be-made 'a: through’ street, par-
; ticularly jat 3rdivand) Sth. Aven-
“ves with. "Step" signs to'be Pine:

“Dhere’ were no}

e tions ‘during. the ‘month’ of Oct- 1

S| ana. the: only price of ‘ad

erie

DY:
©) There ‘will: ‘bev a performance
d November. 23rd.
and ‘chil

to: this, performances will: be: 60¢
Tickets ‘may: be obtained from
f : the Kinnaird

ibrance ‘Day’ Service will: be onducted
gion, Bran h’

SOD. “SAVE. THE “QUEEN.
bree cota

70:0n Friday:

mmence.at 10: is from: the Elemen- i
ded by: the Legion-Band':

. Daily. Pro
‘present my Friday.:to ‘present
Cecil lemorial- Shield:

Papert aaionans econ tim anni

uested ‘that; they. pass - word .
along: to” their parents ‘that df:
‘member of. the