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GASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

Thursd

ay, November 27; 1952

and 16 regular and two new mem-
bers present. * ’*

CYO Almost Set For
Sunday Evening Frolic | ,,7h* gence 4s *e begin ot. 8 pm.

- Plans for the membership drive | ue until midnight. Refreshments
dance, Sunday evening, were|and entertainment will be pro-
finalized at a special meeting .of| vided by the Castlegar Club
St. Rita’s C.Y.0. in the rectory | members.

Sunday evening, with vice-presi- .Followihg adjournment of the
dent Burt C pr session, the club was en-

‘Campbell, Ritchie Martini and,

Paul Zanet.
Refreshments were served by,

Castlegar Firemen
Quell 2 Small Fires

SPORT
JACKETS

Leisure Wear
With Style To
Spare

Link Button

$37.50

THEYRE TOPS

GRAND SELECTION OF XMAS TIES
BY ABBEY $1.00 and $1.50
NEW SHIPMENT OF WORK GLOVES
Carss Mackinaws still at a reduction for one week more

LEITNER'S

LIMITED

Fire De-
pertnert responded to a couple
of alarms on Thursday of last,
week.’Both fires were of a minor
nature and damage was slight. *

The first alarm soynded at
about 10:20 a.m. and 30 seconds
later the firémen were on their
way to Fred Nazaroff’s homé
across the road from the Ander}
son Feed Co, building where a
‘chimney fire had developed. It
was under control when the fire>
fighters arrived and they had|
only to ensure it was completely
extinguished.

A few minutes from midnight,
the firemen were called to a gar:
age on Main Street. owned by Bill

tertained with jokes told by: Burt]

the girls: q

Coop Store Sales
Show Increase In
Weekly Average

The Castlegar Cooperative Re-

;| tail Society, in the 53 weeks end-

ing August 30, 1952, had total

{sales of $114,805.80 or an average
‘| of $2,166.15 per week.

This is revealed in the reports
and financial statements of the

‘W. P. (Bill) STUSHNOV

French Polisher

SPECIALIZING IN TOUCHING UP AND REFINISHING

Household and Office Furniture
Write Box 145, Castlegar, B.C.

Society for the period, rel da
last week.

The statements show that sales
have increased an average of
12.35 per cent over 1951 despite
some decline in the average price
levels.

Net income for the period after
all expenses was $3,330.45.

In its report on the financial
statements the Associated Stores
Department of the British Colum-
bia Co-operative Wholesale So-
ciety declares “all of this indi-
cates a very satisfactory opera-
tion. Your financial position is

Sharples and y Hi
Electric, where an electric sod
ering iron had burned through
a work bench and ignited a pail
of rubber boots.

The flames, first noticed by
smelter worker returning fro:

much improved over that of a
year ago.”

The anual general meeting of

}|the Society is scheduled for Dec-

ember 6, in St. Alban’s Parish
Hall at 7:30 p.m, The directors

afternoon shift were dil

;|hope that each member will at-

tinguished.

tend. this “important meeting.”

Isn't it amazing how the.weeks speed past? It‘s

t's A Weéman's World

By Mil. Crittenden

hard to

Boots with Cleat or Plain Sole.
safety toe. *

See the Work Boots
at Maddocks Shoe
Store Priced From

'$5.95-$20.50

Complete Range of
PARIS WORK
BOOTS
"67 - 8” - 10” Tops
Caulked or Plain
Soles. Sizes 6-11
Including
Half-Sizes

FOR THE WINTER DAYS AHEAD — We have Rubber

6” - 9” Tops, soft or

ENGINEER BOOTS with Oil Tanned upper and welted

Leather Soles to ensure complete foot comfort.
BUY FOOTWEAR FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
From the most complete range of styles and
prices in the district

believe that December will be here in just a matter of days
and the “Festive Season” is looming ahead. December usual-
ly mans a crowded calendar of social events. You'll want to
look your very loveliest so it's not a bit too soon to start

MADDOCKS

SHOE STORE

Xmas Shoppers

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF

Sidewalk Bicycles

We Also Have...

Standard and Balloon Tire Bicycles
In Stock

For Both Men and Lad es

\

A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY ITEM
UNTIL CHRISTMAS

We Sell BICYCLES on TIME PAYMENT as
Well as CASH

Castlegar Bicycle Shop

. The Canadian Bank

beauty habits.

First of all, let’s face it, girls.
All this fuss and furore about
complexion, hair, make-up, means
that we want to please “that cer-
tain man.” So let’s pause for a
moment to consider the male
viewpoint on good looks. When
make-up looks like make-up, men
are often given to Pronoynce-
ments. Want to see no wife (girl,
sister) of theirs wearing all that
paint. Like them natural. When
make-up looks like natural good
looks (and it’ should) men re:
naturally. “|

|. Men: say, for instance, that
‘ean always tell rouge a mile off.
Of course if it’s a/neon-sign in-
stead of a faint blush of color,
who couldn’t? Actually rouge,
which incidentally is back in
fashion, needn’t and_ shouldn't
ever look like itself. Choose the
sort that you can best manage .
cream rouge (for experts) ...
dry rouge (easier) . liquid
(good for blondes and redheads
‘where a little goes a long way)

.. new cream-liquid (good stay-
ing power). Use with an extreme-
ly light hand Use over your
foundation and under your pow-
der. Resist the temptation to des-
cribe a circle, keep it high under
your cheek bqnes and away from
the center of your face in the
direction of your hairline. Experi-
ment and experiment and ex-
periment.

Remember, a man’s eyes don’t
stop at your chinline. Does your
make-up? You're less apt to make
that mistake if you apply make-
up before you dress . . . keep in
mind the sort of neckline you are
wearing and .also consider your
hairline. A very .short hair-do
calls for make-up aft as well as
fore. One way to make your
foundation last is to splash it
gently and all over with cold
water (before powder). Another
is to put on both powder and
foundation, go~over the finished
product with cotton soaked in
skin lotion, or’ cold water, then
re- ‘Rhowder, This gives | a natural
plowing tintsho7-—-~

. her skin’s such a pretty color.

NOW to polish up your good looks;

‘Men have been heard to say||

to check up on your

They never say her powder is
pretty, but that may be the case.
The new rosy pink powders are
miracles of becomingness. But
much is in the method. It’s well
to use a skin-colored powder first,
particularly for your nose, let it
set and (this is the trick) brush
off and dust liberally with rosy
powder. Dust this off too, once it
has set, for a luminous, transpar-
ent look. Remember, the idea is
to look as though you were born
that way,

WATE R reveals
whisky's
true flavour

Men ‘take notice of a ch in
your skin. If they tell you you
look tired, you should take the
tip whether you do or not. Switch
to a livlier shade of foundation
and try one of the new cream
cakes that tint your skin so
smoothly. If your man says you
look flushed, you might try
using a much lighter (and maybe
liquid) foundation. That can tone
down ruddiness. If you have had
a hard day and there’s a big eve-
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