CASTLE NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C.

Thursday, August 21, 1952

RIDING

Week Days from 5 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday All Day -
ADULTS—per hr. $1.25
CHILDREN—per hr. $1.00
Ask about our 20 minute riding course

CASTLE-BAR RANCH

RIGBY S
CONFECTIONERY & BUS DEPOT
LAUNDRY & DRYGLEANING

AGENTS
Delivery and Pickup Twice Weekly

Monday and Thursday

Castlegar Sash @ Door
WOODWORKING SPECIALISTS

Windows . » Doors. .
Cabinet making . . Storm Sash

See us for prices .. Phone 4946

Belford Motors

Complete Automotive Repairs
KINNAIRD, B.C.

OUR PHONE NUMBER IS

4052

We have installed special equipment for...
Wheel Balancing and
Front Wheel Alignment

Painting, Decorating,
Paper Hanging

Now is the time to brighten up your home
FREE ESTIMATES ON ALL WORK

A. J. WEIR

Phone 4283 &

We Are Booking Orders For . .'.

AY

Your Order Now Will Insure Good Hay Before
Bad Weather Sets In

PRICES ARE APPROXIMATELY

$10 A TON UNDER LAST YEAR’S PRICE

Anderson -Feed ‘Co.

BLAGK
DENIM

FULL DRAPE

Just the Pant for Teen-Agers
Going back to School

Priced at $5.25
Sizes 28 to 34
CLOTHING

Martin's suo. suoes

CASTLEGAR
SOCIAL HIGHLIGHTS

Oa a a tia ea

The Misses Marlice Brodman

and Dorothy Dams are holiday-

ing at Coeur D’Alene, US.A.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Kravski and
Father Barnes were Spokane
visitors this week. .

Mr. and Mrs. J. Horst, Van-
couver, spent two weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. McPherson.

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hughes
motored to Oliver during the
week-end. They returned Mon-
day afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Brodman and

| daughter, Nettlie, returned from

a holiday at Coeur D’Alene,

Mr. and Mrs. M. Dalton and

family have returned from a
holiday at Christina Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Martini, ac-
companied by Mrs. W. H. Rob-
inson, Kinnaird, visited Spokane
early this week.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Wanless and
family have returned from a
visit with relatives in Port Ang-
eles, Wash.

Mr. and Mrs. Vie Jenks are

holidaying in Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ferguson
returned by auto from Vancou-
ver this week, after a short holi-
day with relatives there.

spent a day in Robson visiting
friends.

Clifford Sgolly has returned
home after spending a few days
at Renata.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Long and son
Brian, are holidaying at the home
of Mrs. Long’s mother, Mrs. R.
Berry. ,

Mildren Scott has returned
from an enjoyable holiday at
Camp Koolaree.

Mr. M. Hitchen has returned
to his home in Los Angeles after
spending a few weeks holiday at
the home of his brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. Web-
ster.

Mrs. J. Webster has returned
from Kootenay Lake General
Hospital where she has been a
patient. Le

Returning to their home in Ed-
monton this week are Mr. -and
Mrs. E. W. Carley who have been
visiting the latter’s sister-in-law,
Mrs. N. Hay and Mrs. W. Davis.

Mrs. A. Martin and daughter
Barbara are holidaying at White
Rock, B.C.

Mrs. E. Ostrom, Mrs. F, Web-
ster, and Mrs. T. McHolm left on
Sunday by car for a three ‘week
holiday at prairie points.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Porter have
left for a vacation at the coast.

Mrs. A. W. Thorp has returned
home from a week’s holiday at
Tulip Creek, B.C.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beind
Sr., Rossland, are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Elliott and
family returned from a holiday
at Syringa Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Sommers have
returned from a motor tour of
Alberta points in the course of
which they visited with relatives
in that prairie province.
Mrs. W. Collinsori is expected
to return home this week-end,
from Vancouver General Hospi-
tal where she has been a patient
since the latter part of July.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fields are
leaving this afternoon by motor
ear for a month’s holiday with
relatives in Fosston, Sask., and
neighboring points.
Miss Myrtle McLeay, Battle-
ford, Sask., visited with Dr. and
Mrs. G. A. MacDonald for a few
days. Miss McLeay is Mrs. Mac-
Donald’s cousin.
Mrs. Lloyd Groutage and Mrs.
James Deans returned from a
short trip to coast points includ-
ing Vancouver, Victoria, Cour-
tenay and Gibson’s Landing.

L.

and V. A. Misutka of Castlegar
and W. Robinson of Kinnaird,
participated in the lay retreat at
Camp Lourdes over the weekr
end.

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Baker,
Oasis, B.C., are enjoying their an-
nual holiday at the Lakeview
Auto Cabins. Other visiting
guests at the Cabins have includ-
ed, H. Goulet, New Westminister,
B.C., father of R. Goulet of Cas-
tlegar; E. B. Rowe and family,
Regina, Sask.; Mr. and Mrs. O.
Hornelli, Premier, B.C.; Mr. and
Mrs. H. T. Montague, Berkeley,
Cal.; Dr. R. E. Brown and daugh-
ters of Holliseer, Cal.; Mrs, Clara
Schneider,’ mother of Mrs. J.
McKillop of Castlegar, from Chi-
cago; Mr. and Mrs. C. Jensen,
Vancouver, who are investigating
mining properties here; and H.
W. Moorcraft, Bowmanville, Ont.

Rg a ag IRI ice SOC

ROBSON NEWS

a I I IC aA
S. Blakely, Red Deer, Alta., ar-
rived at the home of his son-in-
law and daughter Mr. and Mrs.
E. S. Martin last week and left
with them on a trip to the coast
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Raine and
daughter Mildred, have left for
Paradise Valley, Alta.

Mrs. M. Flynn, Calgary,
companied by her Parents, Mrz
and Mrs. W. Waldic returned:
home after attending the Thorp,
Webb wedding.

Mr. and Mrs. G. Magwood re-
turned home this week from a
tour of prairie and U.S. points.

ac-,

spent her holidays with her par-“
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Musselman,
has gone to Vancouver to take
up her new position as assistant
on the B.C. School Broadcast.
Mrs. Duncan, Nelson,

OUR DOUBLE-C ECK

PITTS

Rexall Drugs

Vv. Campbell, Wm. Oleski -

Bridge Committee
Add Cartoon To
Explain Bridge Model!

The Castlegar bridge commit-
tee have added an explanatory
cartoon to the 34 foot model
bridge on display as a publicity
project at Main Street and Col-
umbia Avenue,

The cartoon, fastened above
the bridge, depicts the Castlegar
ferry, jammed to the gunwales
with a motley array of passeng-
ers and vehicles from cows and
roosters vociferating against their
confined quarters, to drivers and
passengers all berating each
other and the powers that be over
problems arising from their in-
commodious mode of transport.

Two scarlet arrows, the first
pointing to the overworked ferry
and the other to the bridge model
below, sloquently ask, Sais _

Average weekly wages and sal- |’

aries in Canadian industry were
$54.27 at April ist this year,
about $6 a week higher than a
year previously. ,

To all governments last year
Ganadians paid more than $6 bil-
ion or an average of $1,720( about
the price of a new car) for every
family of four.

ATTRACTIVE TWO-BEDROOM HOME

FOR SALE

On Good Lot 50’x100’
Cabinet Kitchen

Hardwood Floors Throughout
Full Wiring and Plumbing-

$8,000.00
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LIMITED
PHONE 3441

Full Concrete Basement

SEE

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COAL SERVICE

OFFICE AT ANDERSON FEED STORE
OR

Phone 2338

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POLIO

BUT
Insurance Can pay Your
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A $10 Premium covers you and your family for 2 years
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ONE ONLY — 18” GILSON STEEL

$145.00

ONE ONLY — 20" GILSON STEEL

$164.50 -

ONE ONLY 18” GILSON AIR CONDITIONER

$330.00

Metal Work Extra

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