REVENUE
PROPERTY
FOR SALE

1, MODERN HOME IN
Castelgar yielding $105°
per month, Good Buy at

$10,500.00
Terms Arranged.

2. APARTMENT BLOCK

Priced at

‘$15,000.00

Terms on this Excellent,
Offer.

3. SERVICE. STATION in
Kinnaird. Fully Equip-
ped. House on same lot.
Full Price !

$25,000.00

COUCHMAN' “
FOWLER &
COLLINSON

More “than a gael “to: th ly Newspaper "Association convention ‘held recently in
ade a Bost. ener Canadien th of ‘Prince epee Shown above are some of the etegates

AGENCY. .

PHONE 2921"

reveal a whisky’ 's tme, natural flavour
and bouquet.

bone "33"
or Ley. Seageamts aie Sure oy)

This advertisement i is not ‘published or displayed by the Liquor
Control Board or by the Goverment of British Columbia.

|New Zine Furnace

“led to be improved thraugh low-

tri
, “eparing to register at ie: entrance To Prince, Albert National Park.

(Photo by Mike Kestertoad

World’s Largest

A new electric induction. fur-
nace for melting zinc sheets is
now in operation at the Trail
Plants of The C

Mrs. B. K. Jefome,
Dies AtNelson = -

Funeral. services were held
Monday at St. -Saviour's Pro-
Cathedral, Nelson, for a recent

ing and Smelting Company of
Canada. Limited. It is the largest
of its.kind.in the world and the
first to be‘designed in the West-
ern Hemisphere.

Designed and. constructed - a

Mrs. Bertha
Kate Jerome who died.at Koo-
tenay Lake General Hospital
Thursday. evening. at the age of
77. Rev. T,.L. Leadbeater, DD, of-
ficiated.

A ‘of Nelson for 45

Societa Italiana C

trotermiche of Bia Ataly,
meet Cominco net furgace
is rated at about 300° to1
a day,

-. TREATS BC. ZINC
Most .of the zinc .is - obtained |’
from .ores .mined.3

concentrate’ is shipped!
roastéd and the zinc, dissolved in
sulphuric acid.

"at | Douglds and: Charles.*of Trail,
daughter,-Mrs, D. oF Campbell, of

to| years, Mrs.. Jerome had recently
Toved to Castlegar. She was born
in Leicester,’ Epgland and

“Survivors are three sons,
arid ‘Thomas of Castlegar;.:one
Powell Eive

Order of Forester’s Plot, Nelson |
Memorial park. Hymns sung
were “The Old Rugged .Cross”
and “Abide With Me."

Pallbearers were Leo Beggs,
Charles Cotteril,-Ron Grayson,
Frank Hawkins, Bert Johnson
and Fred Pratt. *

i EFFECTIVE
‘Sunday, September 27, 1953
Fall I Information from Agents

| Camaihion Pacific

RECORDS |

- TO PLEASE EVERY ‘MUSIC: LOVER |;
Hear the latest. in the Castle Theatre
each evening

LAKESIDE HOBBY CENTRE

Actoss frem the Thea‘

THE OPEN ROAD has the eary,.
-uline styling that bespeoks the We
origin of this Stetron. ‘Lightweight and [very
comfortable... with lines that look’ es
smart on the avenue os onthe prairie.

zine

before entering an ‘electralytic ‘re-
fining process in which pure
zine sheets are plated out of the
solution.

Until recently all the zine sheets

atory furnaces. A fairly large vyol-
ume of flue gas carrying zinc
oxide:from these furnaces has to
be treated to recover metal val-
ues. Very little gas’ is generated
in the new furnace. _
EFFICIENCY INCREASED
Working conditions are expect-

er and

: through four_ports on the top of

ONE ANSWER

any way you ¢ add it

Any way you look at it, savings
mean personal independence d

OPEN A

-jondary coils. of transformers re-

.| oped heat..being applied directly

lack of.smoke. The furnace is an
induction type unit with chan-
nels of molten zinc acting as sec-

sulting in the. electrically devel-

to the metal. itself. The circula-
tion of molten zine melts incom-
ing zine sheets which are charged

the furnace, Advantages are ex-
pected to be lower melting costs,’
less dross production due to close
temperature, control and higher,|
efficiency. since the heat is ap-
plied: directly to. the metal,

The new electric furnace Will
replace at least two of the rever-
beratory furnaces,:A long-range
plan calls for padihonal installa-
tions. ¢

AUIOMATIC CASTING

A Sheppard straight | line cast-
ing machine, designed in England
to Cominco specifications, also
has been installed to cast the fini-
shed Tadanac Brand zinc slabs,
One hundred and forty moulds
are attached to an endless chain.
A variable speed fluid drive is
adjusted to the required tonnage
rate and zinc from the new elect-
rie furnace is pumped" to a pour-
ing. ladle, Molten zinc is poured
into the moulds skimmed and
cooled as the moulds - move
through the air and water cooling
system. The cooled 56 -. pound
slabs are automatically emptied

ready for lift truck transport to
railway cars,

SAVINGS ¥
ACCOUNT AT

The casting machine has a cap-
acity of about 300 tons of zine
per day to match the melting fur-
nace,

The electric tlunace and cast-
ing machine are recent additions
to Cominco’s Zine Plant at Trail,
The plant is now the largest of
its kind in’ the world and is cap-

able of producing 520 tons of re-
fined slab zine per day, i

were melted in oil-fired reverber- |)‘

from the. moulds and stacked |

ee eee i
‘OU probably won’t buy a. pig of lead,
a slab of ‘zinc or a‘bar.of silver. But you
do buy many things containing these metain.

Ethyl Gasoline and the battery'in your car

‘need lead .'.'s' flashlight battery, ana. Leal

‘vanized pipe need zina... your newspaper

magazine cannot be produced without both.

.:Ia' your, tableware. and‘ in‘your caniera film

there is silver... .;. So, eventually, Cominco . :
“comes to you'in many-ways. ae

- Cominco isa typical Canadian industey—men .
of faith inyested in it—men of vision built it—
‘men ru skill operated it. The combination was
ad. and the
” produet sold. The Com pany grew and prospered.
Asit grew, part of its prosperity:was-ploughed
A

wtitiese—to develop further resourees and
to: bring to’ millions; ‘products which play,
an important pare in’ their’ every day life. .

17,1953

Page 7.

Thursday, September

The News’

Classifieds ©

For Sale:

31/2:hp. OUTBOARD MOTOR.
Apply Dave” Stewart, Bayi

WEENER PIGS. Apply ‘G. SUN-
DEEN, Kinnaird. P3-36

‘LOT. 100x150, “DUMONT SUB_
division, Apply Mrs. J. Ballard,
Kinnaird, any evening. C3-36

For Sale

FOR SALE — Large size G.E,
Hotpoint: Range. Phone 3638.
P4-37

For Rent

THREE -ROOM _ UPSTAIRS
Suite, Wired for electric stove.

CASTLE, NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

Wanted

1600 SQUARE: ‘FT, OF USED OR

* damaged Ten-Test. Jack Hip;

well, Kinnaird,’ Phone Sage: ‘a6
33

ee
TRANSPORTATION — To Trail
Night School Mon; and. Thurs.
Box 45. Kinnaird..

Business Opportunities

Apply J. “A.:Cl Box
373, Castlegar or call at 7th,
and - Maple, P

FREE SERVICE TO BUYERS!
We'll: help you own your. own

BINOCULAR, LIKE NEW, ALSO
« Mahogany Boat. Apply Mrs, C.
Box 138, C:

C3-38
BARTLEET PEARS bes PLUMS.

TWO ROOMED.SEMI. MODERN
House in Robson. Phone 3118,

FOR RENT — Fully modern two
a house. Apply Box 252,

hear? high school, P1-38

$5,000 . BTU Coneaan Ol
. Heater. Practically new.’ Con-
” tact H. Hysan, Box 363, Castle-
gar, P1-38

BC... P3-37

FOR RENT — Two room un-
furnished house. Low rent, Ap:

or ‘income property
anywhere in Canada or U.S.A,

Tell us what you want, where
and amount you can pay down:
‘We'll: mail‘ you free informa-
tion, pictures and “descriptions
of just the kind of business you
want and-a- wide variety to
choose fron § Trade included:
i You

ply Box 566, C:
Wanted to Rent

ONE CHESTERFIELD: SUITE
Reasonable. W.' ©, Devitt,
Phone 4261, C138

3 ROOM HOUSE, FULL BASE-
ment, wired for Plectele Range.
$3,000. 00 . cash 500.00
terms. : Apply ‘Albert Geisler,
Dumont. Sub-Division, _Kin-
naird, 1°) PL-38

"BEAUTIFUL, PERSONAL Christ-
. mas Cards printed ‘w; your
name-and address, See hemnrat
the. Castle News, TFN

can. deal with owners ‘direct.
Pictorial Listings, So.. 310 ile

HOUSE'TO RENT BY COUPLE
with one child or suite fur-
nished or. unfurnished. Kin-
naird or Castlegar, Apply Box

>, 883, Castlegar, P1-38

Personal.

CORNS — GALLOUSES, Prompt
relief: from: painfull corns and
«eallouses ‘with Lioyd’s Corn &

oe “. G38

Cl.37).

priced from. $1,000 to $1,000,000. |.

NATIONAL BUSINESS-HEAD
W. J, Borrie, Vancouver, who
has been elected President | of
The ‘Canadian Chamber of’ Com-
merce at the national business or-

Announcement

ing, in E
to 17, Mr. Borrie. is President
of Py Limited,

Pythian -Sisters Bazaar will. be
held in, Twin Rivers Hall, Satur-
day, November 14, 1953, .C1-38

CWL ° Bake’ Sale, ‘Saturday
afternoon, Sept, 19, 2:30 to’ 4:30
p.m. at Goulet’s Drug Store.

C1-38

;-Callous, Salve ‘and::Pads. .Salve
“60c} * Pads.” ae at Pitts’ Drug

Store. 3.4

Sask: hy light and tovely

these. beautiful newcomers feature. -

smart. American styling —

_smooth-and-easy American lasts — and {

you
‘o do is put your nam ona at of paper and|‘
leave it at our Shoe: Store. One entry per child:
Lucky names will be drawn and posted in our

“dust Get Your: Name Int

: It’s our way of saying thanks: for _your patron-
age and may we continue to: serve you.:

‘M (ADD oc K 5.

jis still alive. I do it every night.

‘ ferent ways: ae can be cook:

:) connection \ with‘ the’ launderers

| spotless shape once ‘again, I-de-

“[who closely resembles an ardent
‘| Moslem who ‘made ‘obeisance to

.|rainy. day, So we head for’ the

Vancouver, and director - of a
pomper: of companies,

During \the: past , year he has
served as‘first national Vice Pre-
sident' of The’ Canadian‘ Chamber
of Commerce, Director ‘of the
Pacific Northwest Trade Associa-
tion, Mr. Borrie is also'a Past

Don't forget the Robson Eve-
ning Group Bazaar, Nov. 14, 1953.
In Robson Community Hall.

‘of the V Ex-
ecutive Association, past Chair-.
man of the Advertising and Sales
Bureau of the Vancouver Board
of Trade; Past Président of Van-

C1-38
Random
~Reveries

By .Vi ic Misutka

The Bible says unto rhan “For
dust thou art’and' unto dust thou

Ive always believed this’ meant
after death. Now, after three
weeks of “baching” experience
I realize it:can be done while one

Each day, at.meal:time and when
he toils of the- Say are done, I

couver Board of Trade; Past .Vice-

=| President for B.C. of The ‘Chamb-

er of Commerce.

- In, 1951, he was President of
the Investment Dealers Associa-
tion of Canada, being ‘the first
man from western Canada elected

|| to this post, He takes over from

Lewis W. Simms, of Saint John,
N. B., former President of ‘The
Ch

4 cept trafiers.?

ganization’s 24th Annual’ ae ps

Ferry Traffic Totals
Continua Decline

Traffic statistics: for the Cas-
tlegar ferry during the month of
August this year os compared to
the same month last’ year, show
a continued drop in-the .work the
ferry has had ‘to do,

Probably reflecting a rerout-
ing of much traffic over ‘the im-
proved Frutivale-Salmo road, the
ferry carri smaller totals in
every, ‘department | ‘of traffic ex-

Comparative figures for the
twermonths are as follows: .. .
1952 , 1953
3,799

42,203 39,464

100,378
15,335,

ae of round
tri
Automobiles (and
drivers
Passengers
‘Arivers) ai... 111,125
Trucks, all types 15,608
Trailers and semi-
trailers ....
Motor buses ..
Motorcycles
Horse-drawn rigs
Freight (tons) ..

3
5,418
‘Livestock 41

| Tyrone Power
PIPER LAURIE” JULIA ADAMS

Se Misssrrr

Matinee Sat. at2p pam.

of .Ci

Juniors Exile Waldies.
From: Playefts With ..
17-1 ‘Slaughter, Fri.

‘A hard hitting, high ‘scoring

Junior Cubs Softball squad thor-
| oughly: ‘eliminated ‘the “Waldies|
- crew from the Castlegar- Kinnaicd | :

kery too.
It’s amaging the number, of dif-

ft!
an excéllent idea to have lots of
bicarbonate of. ‘soda -.on”. hand

, theré’s this matter: of

3 Hoo limtich, work :for a

allow: with as little time as-"I

have — a-convenient excuse that

covers up my ignorance of such

things. as. washing machines and
#: lines, “So! ‘Ti. send it to-a

‘a far, Ball Park, “Friday evening.

TS haye © thus ‘ejected the

game by a 6-3 margin.
‘The rampaging Juniors’ started

things oft with a run in the first |

and another in the second, fol-
lowed ‘by. a tremendous eight‘run
spree in the third in which every
Junior. but: Ewan Wallace scored

3{ a run. wallace. Scored in- the six-

Come Back,

Little’ Sheba. :

wade erew in“ two..straight 1g
games, having: taken the ‘first |:

inthe seventh and ninth each.
‘Waldies were able to score in

koff, having gained bases on an

Pherson’s single.

Juniors’ total

Sate ‘arrive | per
So I‘buy ‘another shirt,

store has’a. .closer, more intimate

than merely. being” their’ agent?
There's a” job. for, you. Mr, ‘Sher-
Tock Holine
washing, Es that “too
is interesting for what it invari-
ably. leads to,We:.keep right up
‘the, dishes, washing one jor
as we need them: We’ get
‘sporadic: bursts’‘of ’ housecleaning
fervo: though, ‘and ‘then we stock
up on. clean dishes for a long way
ahead, giving the sink and whole
apartment ‘a face lifting too. <<
With; the room \in gleaming

‘cidé Itoo need a cleaning since
the mirror shows me someone

Mecca without a prayer rug on a

bathroom and find—no more hot
water. But then there’s nothing
quite. like the enervating luxury
of a.cold shower, not. this side of
the North*Pole, anyway.

Just as.the frigid: laving liquid
has. raised an crop of

Pete Plotnikoff.in the first. three

drive into’ deep, - deep left field
for a'two run homer in the third.
‘Phil-Sherstobitoff was the clouter
and ‘also ‘banged out'three singles
to'lead the Juniors’ batting array.
‘Ken Grunerud pitched a very

‘scattered hits, denied the 30-bat-

outs,

ing’s ball game, completely; slip
ped my mind,

and tell my irate caller how bro-
where I was supposed: to be. See-

shivers-he does not realize these
are only. the afterfaath of, my
shower, and believes me..

Yes, dear reader, “baching" is
simply crammed with interesting
never. dreamed

goose pimples, there’s a knock
on the door. The roomate answers
and ‘tells*me someone wants ‘to
know .how. come I wasn’t such
and “such: a. place at such. and
such a time. -It seems that in my
housecleaning zeal, that import-
ant. appointment ‘after: the .even-

I
how interesting Ife could be be-
fore.
By the way, Mr. Husband, did
I hear you say. your better. hali
has_a “soft touch” in doing noth-

ded a lineting trio of. tallies :

the sixth only when Phil Plotni-|-
error, came home on M. Mac-|'

‘ors.and walks were réspon- |
sible ‘for a’ “goodly portion of. the} *

though the four hits they collect- |<
e@ off’ Waldie’s mound ‘starter, |‘: }

walks.and struck out one batter |’:
while Phil, who took over mound |

‘ould it be the clothing |‘

Biggest hit’ was a zooming

finé game for Juniors in leading |:
them to victory. He gave up three |"

ters facing him: any walks and|!
piled‘ up a total of eight strike- |’

I go to the door, all appropri- |:
ately dried and clad of course

ken up I am that.I missed being |:

ing .my . blye .complextion and |!

ing: but housekeeping? I heartily |.
disagree with you. Believe me,|

THIS 1S THE ON F:
» ABOVE: ees,

i" innings and the seven that Phil]:”
Plotnikoft gave up in the remain-

wr AE ition

al MONOGRAM eicruee

Showa Wed: at £6: 30. and 9 p.m.
nee laure: at7, and8:25 Rem.

“taint ‘so.”