1957

CAPTIVITY CANNOT ENSLAVE. THEIR ‘PRIDE

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday October: 3,

spotted around then room,

ae your coat disposal,
even {f it means taking all the
things out of one closet, For the
girls room, have.jfresh batches »
of cotton puffs,“ clean combs,
tissues and powder -by a “mirror.

Now make yourself lovely,
dress in your prettiest, use your”
best perfume, wear.your most

INSURE.

To" is SURE

AIL Y.
“INSURANCE ‘NEEDS
“Phone 3441
‘ANDERSON

AGENCIES

a but shoes. z y ‘i
ewan i RYN Foss Then’ relax and - Usten for, the, as FOR SALE — Fairbanks Morse FOR SALE. —
vangey np Fist extent ove Fass a | NOTICE ” Dutch bulbs have
eer

Westinghouse TENDERS

FOR SALE — Coal and Wood

Castle Tire Shop

Ac

for the lady

of the house

EASY UPKEEP WINS

Important fashion trends in
adult clothing carry over into
styling for the younger set. This
is evident in a survey of the new
back-to-school fashions for fall,

* Canadian manufacturers
have gone all out for the Chanel
look with ‘its easy, relaxed lines,
So tmuch so, it looks as if the
children who'll wear them and
the mothers who'll look after the
clothes, are in for the softest
touch in years.

The Chahel influence is de-
monstrated in dresses and mid-
dies that by-passythe waist, in
pleated skirt4, loose cardigan
jackets, shirtwaists and the gen-
eral use of soft supple fabrics
like knits, jerseys and soft flan
nels.

That the case for euiste up-
keep’ has been won by Canadian
mothers is evident too, Their
strong stand that “if it doesn’t
wash, we don’t: want it,” has re-
sulted in practically everything
being washable from plaid flan-
nels to corduroys.

Winter cottons in drip-dry,
little-or-no-ironing types, are
used with surface interests.
Tweeds, as a matter of fact, have
hit a peak for fall in coats, dress-
es and separates.

Dresses with sailor collars
‘are seen everywhere and the
Puritan collar is gaining favor for
littié girls. The latter looks very
pretty in white cotton on dark
wool plaids or striped corduroys.

The sissified look of ruffles,
bodices and sleeves is still a fav-
crite although now its name has
been changed tothe Calypso look.
The co-ordination of separates
of this type is just as serious a
matter for little misses as for
their grown-up sisters, They can
choose from a diverse range of
tweeds, corduroys and flannels
with co-ordinated Orion or

12. 95 jersey tops or jumpers and jack-
ets,

The popularity of car coats
shows no sign of diminishing in
Canada. For fall they are made

SUMMER SAFETY FOR BABY

Baby loves to be in the back-
yard on warm summer days, but
be sure to,keep him away from
drafts or breezy areas. A pers-
piring baby can get chilled before
you realize it and a nasty cold
can develop.

If you take your baby to the
beach remember the reflected
rays of the sun on the sand will
add@ considerably to the regular
scorching power of the sun, Make
sure baby is umbrella-sheltered
and watch that he does not tod-
dle away. Baby or toddler should
not be exposed to the direct sun
for more than 20 minutes no mat-
tér how tanned and rugged you
think he is,

If your baby loves that bare-
foot feeling make sure his stam-
ping ground is safe for tender
shoeless: feet. The best method is
to run your hands over the area
and pick up any piece of metal,
glass, stone, shell or other sharp
objects. Then fence baby in and

let him enjoy his new found foot -

freedom. It is good execise for
healthy growing feet,

And if you wish to give baby
a sun bath outdoors, place a small
cardboard carton on its side with
the opening facing away from the
sun. Then lay baby with his head
on a pillow inside the carton.
This prevents glare in baby’s eyes,
protects him from the wind and
leaves his body out in the sun.
But be sure to stay beside him
to clock his sunning time which
should be only a few minutes on
each side for safety.

ARTY GIVING TIPS

It is quite an accomplishment
to know how to prepare for a
sucessful party. If you feel it is a
duty that must be attended to
sooner or Jater, you won't get off
to a good start, Rather you must
plan your payty. knowing that

for youngsters in a rahge of fresh .

designs including fur collared
for real cold weather. The num-
ber of tweeds in chidren’s wear

also the outstanding feature
a the coat picture,

al AULA AAS

WARNING

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” Squadron 581

It is ‘gratifying to.see the
number of new cadets that are
turning out: this year and furth-
er to see the old cadets are show-
ing continuing interest,

Our squadron did very well
in awards from the Air Force
and the Provincial committee in
the past term. It is quite pos-
sible that if our past high stan-
dard can be maintained through
this term we shall.do even bet-
ter than last year.

Our syllabus this year will =

include the use of a greater num-
ber of films than in the past.
This will perhaps relieve the

you ike people.

You like old faces and new.
ones too. You like talk, singing,
music, games — anything that
makes a group of human beings
turn into that live, rippling thing
called a “marvelous party”, So
when you ‘cordially invite’ your
friends you have to féel very
cordial about it, and make: up
your mind to enjoy yourself as
well as everybody else,

When your list of invited |
guests is completed, think of
them as people who will want
to eat, drink, talk, be entertdin- 2)
ed and entertain, Set the stage,
gather the materials, make all
the props available.

Because your first duty as
hostess is to create a welcomin:
‘warm recéptive house and ¢
serve good food, make the food
as interesting as possible, Have
it very hot if it is meant to be
hot and cooled if it is meant to
be cold, Have plenty of it, but
not too much and not an over-
whelming variety.

Get the house in shining
order. Polish everything that
should be polished, have a
lovely glow on’ waxed surfaces
everywhere — a sheen on the
fruit in the bow], Have flowers
if you can afford them or: at

‘least some of the Jovely variety

of green leaves from the florists,
Show off any plants you may
have.

See to it that each chair — pro-
spective guest that is — has 9
companion, with a shared table
with whatever is necessary or
refreshments you intend to serve.
Don’t forget candles, they add
distinction to any table. If you
haven't enough space sats the fine
table, canapes, nuts potat

celery curls, carrot Lt ee be

THIS WEER’S

SPECIAL

1950 FORD. 4. DOOR SEDAN
2-TONE — GREEN & ALASKA WHITE
°

BODY & FENDER WORK
PAINTING A SPECIALTY
FIRST RATE REPAIRS
SHELL PRODUCTS

BODY & FENDER ‘WORKS

KINNAIRD, B.C.

TTL

BUY. YOUR

REFRIGERATOR
NO W

AND SAVE OVER
OUR FALL SPECIAL ON FRIDGES

Get Ready nd oon Weather

We Have Weather ‘Stripping and Fexodiog
For Storm Windows :

Castlegar Building ©
Supply Store

3 :

eee eT ;
. MAY WE. SUGGEST you

Shop At Home

CEILING TILE

210 SHINGLES

FIBERGLAS 2” ............ $5.50 roll
FIBERGLAS 3”

AVE.

“GOMPARE THESE - PRICES

MAT PRICE,

- $9.20 box
$5.48 roll
$4.65 -roll
$13.50 sq.

wees. $9.59 box

.... $4.90 roll
. $13.65 sq.

THeSE ARE ONLY A FEW.EXAMPLES OF THE SAVINGS
YOU CAN’ ENJOY — WE HAVE MANY OTHER BUILDING
PRODUCTS AT SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS

wale sbbeiercseb cusses ss S08”

, arrived at Nielsen's, Kinnaird.
Free Primroses with all or-
ders over $5.00. 338

ROOM & BOARD —

Vstoker, in good - gondition —
sf also.

fridge in good condition $65
Phone 3728, 0

CELGAR LIMITED

Garbage burner. Phone 9391.
140

large Cheer heater,
Bob's Pay'n Takit,

Apply
140

* at McCreight’s Rooming House,
phone 2493. tin 16

BAZAAR — Tea, Baking, Sew-
ing. Table, Novelties, Kiddies’

NOTICE — Beauty Parlor, Home
Permanents including, 76 Maple
Street, Castlegar -—- Alice
Zuckerberg, phone 4631, 339

Table, October 16,
2:30 to 4:30, Robson Communi-
ty. Hall, sponsored by the
Robson’ Evening Group WA.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

CASTLEGAR _
FUNERAL HOME
DEDICATED TO KINDLY,
THOUGHTFUL SERVICE

Ambulance — Flowers
Granite, Marble & Bronze
ues

Phone 3601 ~

FURNITURE
MOVING .
LONG DISTANCE
ANUWHERE — ANYT!
For Free Estimates
PHONE
Castlegar 2521 ‘Trail 191
Nefson 1471 ©
UNITED TRUCKING

RIGBY'S
BUS DEFOT
COFFEE SHOP”

TAXI

Phones 260M & 2311

HOME
BUILDING SUPPLIES
Phone 3131 — Kinnaird, B.C.
LUMBER — PAINT
PLUMBING AND
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

: NORA’S
HAIR DRESSING PARLOR
Acomplete beauty service
by appointment
PHONE 2564
Nora Mojelski

CENTRAL SHOE
& LEATHER REPAIR
PHONE ‘4621

We attach “Dinkle’ Nickle
Rim Heels on ladies’ shoes

CASTLEGAR, B.C.

UNITED
TRUCKING . ~-
DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE
‘Trail, Rossland, - Castlegar
Neison

PRONE —
Castlegar 2521

MARLANE GRILL
Open 8:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

But The Place’ To Eat Another
PHONE 3881
CASTLEGAR

Ea TT

SMITH'S
PLUMBING & HEATING
For Estimates Phone" '
SHON: & 26k.

‘We Service
What We Install

GREEPS ELECTRIC

rei

: _ DRY CLEANERS

tise Phone 485)
“We Pick-Up and .

: Deliver

J. 1. LAUGHTON
\Sc. OD,

OPTOMETRIST

ice Hours ©
MON. — WED. — FRL
10°12 1:30-5:00
PHONE 2581

_ @ A, SUMNER.
‘Naturopathic Physiedlaa :

Eremeuko Bullding
PHONE 20¢t

. GENERAL BUILDING
CONTRACTORS
All Kinds of Building
* Supplies = +
‘CLL. PAINTS

CASTLEGAR BUILDING —
+) SUPPLY STORE
Box; 292. . Phone 2161

WALDIE |
LUMBER & BUILDING
SUPPLY LTD.

‘We can supply all your

Laas .
|; DESMOND T. , el 1

LITTLEWOOD
© OPTOMETRIST

Not Jut Another Place To Hat |

FOR SALE — 28 ft, house trail-
er, good condition, $2500 or

FIELD — Addres-
sed to the undersigned and en-

FOR SALE — 4 room house at

nearest cash ‘offer — can be @rsed “TENDERS FOR STEEL ‘402, Green St, Phone’ 6921,

seen vacant lot back of Rob-
son Corer, Store, J. W. Parker.
140

FOR SALE - — Lots on First and
Elm, phone 3897 after 6:00
340

WANTED —- Person for work ia
Grocery .and: Meat ‘Market.
Apply Box ' 490;' 140

WANTED — Girl or woman for
housework and look after one
year old child, phone 4878,
Castlegar. 140

WANTED — Lady with’ drivers
licence for part time work.
Apply Castlegar Dry Cleaners,

i 140

FOR SALE — 2 China Cabinets.

cheap, Apply 435-5th Ave.
140

NOTICE — Ladies Curling Club
meeting to be held in the Cast~
legar Hotel, October 17 —
7:30 p.m, All names of curlers
and futuer curlers must be
sent to Mrs.

SHEET PILING SCOUR WALL
AT PULP. MILL SITE, Castle-

gar, B.C.” will be’ received by the ©

contract department until 12:00
Bm. (neon) P.G.T., -Tuesday,

October 16, 1957,
Plans: and specifications can
be seen and forms .of tender
1 RT

240

REMINDER — .not to forget the
St," Alban’s’ Anglican Guild
Hallowe'en Tea ‘on Saturday,
October 26.

BEAUTY COUNSELLOR ‘COS-
METICS—Phone 6441. .

340

AT THE FIELD OFFICE OF A.
J. SIMONS LTD., CASTLEGAR,
B.C, PHONE CASTLEGAR 2190.

The lowest or any) tendet will

FOR SALE — 1956 Mercury
dump truck, M-700, or ‘will
trade as part payment on.a
a or 3 bedroom home, finished

d, Phone 2762.

pot ssarily be
Dated this 3rd day of October
7.

340

FOR SALE — Unfinished home '

with 2 bedrooms in Kinberry
Helghts, phone 1668-L-4. Nel-
son or 9721 Castlegar. 339

16 E, Hasting St,
Vancouver 4, B.C.
e140

FOR SALE — Lots jn Dumont
-Kinnaird $180 each,. phone
2738.  . tf39

BAKE SALE — Friday, Oct.,
4th — 2 pm, West's Store
sponsored by St. Alban’s WA.

140

LOST — In Ball Park, Ladies’
Black Cardigan Swéater, phone
9801, 140

A
phone 3441 befdre Oct, 17
Draws will be made night of
ee All ladies welcome.
340

HELP WANTED — Elderly lady

desiring good home, board and |

room, and small remuneration
in exchange for caring for
small child while mother works,
phone 9411, Castf&gar.

LS. Lid.

Charter Service
Towing - Barges
anywhere on the Arrow
Lakes

Phone 4331.

Arrow Lakes Ferry

rvice %
ROBSON TO EDGEWOOD
Leaye Robson . Wharf
10:00 am. Monday.

hson Wha
10:00, a.m. Thursday.
Arrive Edgewood.

4:00 ‘p.m. Thursday.
Leave Edgewood.

7:00 am. Firday.
Atrive-Robeon Wharf = -

1:00 p.m. Friday.

140°

FOR SALE — Booker Furnace
corte Phone 3232, 349

FOR SALE = Logmobile w with «
special folding . arch, a fast
skidder, ‘$1800,

AAWRENCE 5-6 JAMMER on
skids in good com-

FOR SALE — 1956 4-wheel
drive Willys’ Jeep Pick-Up,
with winch--Bill Robinson —
Twin’ Rivers Mote Day phone
9801. 339

FOR RENT — New 4-room bun-
galow in Kinnaird ~~ Phone
2836 in Robson. ‘339

LOST — Brown leather case
containing several keys, in
the vicinity of the Syringa
Creek Wharf. Write Box 503
or Phone Castlegar 9801.

333

plete for A frame on high

lead, guy lines, spreader bar

and tongs, shackles and blocks
$1500.

DDH CLETRAC CRAWLER —
60 hp with 2 blades for logging,
a sacrifice at $3000.

K6 INT. LOGGING TRUCK and
Trailer with tongues for ‘log-
ging or poles, $1600.

ROTARY’ SNOW PLOW — 8%
ft. with motor: Ig you want the
best, buy this one.

- 440

FOR SALE — Mason,’ Risch
piano, girl’s bike, phone 9191.
333
FOR SALE — Rifle, also’ double
barreled. shotgun, apply Box
490B, Castlegar News. 338
BOARD & ROOM — - Apply Fs
Columbia Ave,

FAMILY FUN NIGHT — Spon-

sored by the Women’s Assn. -

of the Robson Church, Friday,
Oct. 4, at 7:00 p.m. Robson
Hall, No

RICK’S

- T.V. Sales &

charge. Games, booths and fun
for the family. Coffee:and hot
dogs available. 239

Phone 7271

Everything In T.V.

Supplies
HIALICR.

"Fleetwood T.V.

ee

Kinnaird Chimney
Cleaning Service

Servicing The Castlegar-

‘ _ Kinnaird District
Phone 3722 & 3728

Box 64 — Kinnaird, B.C.

ee

THURS., FR, SAT.
“THE GAMBLER FROM

‘ecTol
NATCHEZ” — in color.

Dale Robertson ——-):Debia Taget
Plus:
“MY PAL GUS” a
Richard. Widmark _—"Joai ie
~ One Showing: — 7:30 Stondord 7 Time Ze

No man with a burden of
debt hgs a right to pro-
tect. his creditors if -he
has not first protected his
wife and children with
Life A

{THE OLD HN Oh By STANLEY :

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“Window Screens & Doors

, Cabinet Making

Glass of all sizes & weights

Castlegar Sash-& Door

PHONE 3211

Nc

CASTLE

FRI. & SAT.

River Of No Return
Cinemascope

Robert ‘Mitchum

SATURDAY
MATINEE

Chapter S

“CAPTAIN VIDEO"

Marilyn Monroe |”

THEATRE

MON. & TUE.
A HORROR BEYOND BELIEF:

- GUY MADISON

F—3. PATRICIA MEDINA 3
“THE BEAST oF
HOLLOW MOUNTAIN’

Plans to suit your individ-
ual requirements may be
arranged through.

- Dick, Fowler
North American
Life’
Robson, B.C.

JULIE LONDON
-RAY ANTHONY

COMING
OCTOBER. 14-15

- Robinson:
ws
‘Basilis
FIGHT PICTURES

See It On The: pcreen.

FULL 15 ROUNDS

On The Samé Program’

The Wild Party.

HR Ce

“We will have cables in the water at our river crossings
on the Columbia and Koot
about the 15th of OCTOBER.

building meeds. Estimates
gladly given.. :
Phone 7112

tedium and give a further in-
sight to the activities of the Air
Cadet organization.

Our Warrent Officer Terry
Day was on the exchange visit

"MUGGS AND SKEETER —_

NO, NO,
\ JUNIOR.

NO CHARGE FOR DELIVERY TO YOUR DOOR BY WALLY BISHOP *

“Wed. 2:30 .p.m,- to 8:00 p.m.
+ Phone 3¢21 or 2231

y Rivers froma now until

CONSTRUCTION GO.

VANCOUVER, B.C.

IN cM AT

LTB.

this
a half

this year and we feel that any
organization that might be in-
terested in hearing a report of
his activities would have only to
make the request,

Remember the Cadet Sports
Day in Trail at 2:00 p.m. on Oct.
5 at the Trail Armouries, Any

to-supply
tion would be. eppreciated. As
is an afternoon event only
a day would be required.

Oglow Bros.

BUILDING & SUPPLY'CO. LTD.

“DUTCH MAID.
. BAKERY: LIMITED

Birthday Cakes
“Wedding Oakes
Anniversary Cakes .

+, For
COAL, SAND, GRAVEL
| 8, BULLDOZING .&:. .
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CASTLEGAR TRANSFER
_ W. Sharples Phone $001

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