CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

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Livestock and poultry losses to ae. e
WATCH — CLOCK marauding coyotes are reported SPORT TRAILS Castlegar Social aa ,
a IRWELDERY REPAIRS Inatessing’eech year-in Western) sc uaued trom Paige 1 _ Nick Marken of Kimberley vis- My ‘Ba V2, y A
Baby Shoes Metallized eee : . in the sixth and one in the sev- ita his relatives de Castlegar and
Leo B Jewel Our broad land; It is 4,543 miles| enth, neither one of which the |Robson last week. °
eo Bosse, Jeweler fromf St, John’s Newfoundland, to| Ione squad were able to build up D. Jamieson and Miss. E. Penny . 1s
Columbia; Ave: Castlegar British Columbia’s Prince Rupert.|into a run. For their part, the|}of Salmon Arm, were visitors at
aoe z Cubs banged out five hits for two | the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Tor- C d » Ki t B k
runs, both of them in the fifth |nellier last week. ana as ITs an
frame. Rennie Mitchell having Mr. and: Mrs. L. Benusik of
R | D | N GS gained first base on a free pass,|Trail were visitors at the home
stole second and streaked for|of Mr.’ and ‘Mrs. J. Kravski of
third and home on Hicken’s | Castlegar. .
Week Days from 5 p.m. single. Hicken through clever | Visiting friends in Castlegar
base running, wound up on third |and Rossland last week were Mr.
Saturday and Sunday All Day from where he came home on|and Mrs. Gib Hunt and family of
ADULTS—per hr. $1.25 Bottegar’s long fly ball into left | Spokane.
field. i ;
CHILDREN—per hr. $1.00 It is expected that the Ione Lard Sethe, ieee eine
Ask about our 20 minute riding course ball clubs will make a return| cent his embarkation leave -with
. trip to Castlegar in the near fu- his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. TO A AILLION CARADIANS
CASTLE-BAR RANCH ture. . Pitts of Castlegar,’ left Sunday Bank or MonrTREAL
. : ? * ee evening for Vancouver Depot
KATS OVERCOME DEFICIT from where he will embark for .
TO EDGE ROSSLAND 7-6 service in Korea. WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1817
Last Friday the Castlegar Kats! Lieut. Don Patterson of Ham-

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: a won their seventh league game ilton, Ont. an officer of the
. against two losses when they Royal Canadian Dragoons, spent Castlegar Branch: JAMES R. ELLIOTT, Manager
. came from behind a 6 to 0 de-|, brief holiday at the home of
1 ficit to score seven runs and best Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Pitts. He left
CONFECTIONERY é& BUS DEPOT Rossland 7 to 6. 1 ...|Sunday evening to report at
The Kats were led by Alice Vancouver Depot prior to em- 2 . s -
g . . ‘yZattsott. Shs tallied a single, 4] parkation for Korean service. r fl
Ice Cream, Soft Drinks, Floats, Novelties,§ |triple, and a homer bringing in| “yy. witliam Fisher and son; a in ing y e a y

five runs and scoring one her-

~ sion. Newspapers, Melrose, Sask., were visitors last:
Cards for every occa papers, self. Anne Kastrukoff who came | Worse’ pany were visitors last

Magazines, Comic Books. cr See fe ors | a p Handi
Meet Your Friends at Rigby’s to set Rossland down without a| Mrs. Ed Lewis oe Oe ie aper anging
hit for the remainder of the game. | $y Poa o sored by Mrs. R.

M. Lewis left for a visit with
She struck out three walk ; , : . . .
four. Betty Densky, chisking for | Félatives in Calgary and Regina, Now is the time to brighten up your home

Rossland, gave up 8 hits,.struck | Margaret Williams left on June

Castlegar Sash @ Door _[-* #9 #0 wattea sive" [28 tor Bante wnere she has ob- EER ECESTAEES‘ON Alt: WORK

Mrs. Rosa Williams of Nelson

WOODWORKING SPECIALISTS TO CROWN POINTERS spent the week-end visiting her
: The local Cubs were again|S0n and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
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"7 downed twice in succession by| Mrs. J. A. Williams, of Castlegar.

Windows es Doors oo Johnny Wallace’s Crown Pointers| Miss Rosalyne Williams paid a

é . S S h this past week. brief visit to Deer Park last week.

Cabinet making . . Storm Sas! ‘| In Trail last week, the two| Mr. and Mrs. C. Brodman mo. Phone 4283

. {clubs played one of thé tightest | tored to Nelson on Tuesday.

See us for prices Phone 4946 games of the season. They were| vic Jenks was a business visi-
Sinih hem rat soing into the! tor to Nelson last Tuesday.

Ww ne run apiece.

Then Howie Paylmer stepped up A and na aan BG Caripuell

to the plate and with one mighty | With Son :and daughter, Burton

swing of his bat. blasted Johnny |22¢ Regina, left Castlegar last

Sofiak’s fastball over Bobby Thursday for a holiday with re-

Kromm in right field for a home | j3'ves ' Kelowna and Kam- ;

run which gave the Trail club
the victory. ue. Mr. and Mrs. Brad Kemp of

WATERPROOF, EXTERIO3

It was a great win for John| Wenatchee and their four child-
Fischer who gave up only 3 hits.|7€" are visiting at the home of ] byeaigoaiyales
Mike Horcoff was the big gun for | Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Horswill. or ou r BLYWOdD
the Cubs. In the seventh, with} |Mr. and Mrs. Walter Goodbrand
Johnny Ircandia on second, Mike | 0f Belmont, Manitoba, were re- < SH FATRING
slapped out a double to score Ir-| cent visitors at the home of their
candia and tie the game. daughter and son-inlaw, Mr. and B 4 H

Mrs. G. Fowler. They were ac- . ul ing 5s
companied by Mr. and Mrs. A.
Duncan, also of Belmont.
Miss Mabel Goodbrand, niece

,|0f Mrs. G. Fowler, returned to N

Belmont, Manitoba’ after a visit ee bY
. . here.
Farmer's Supplies and Feeds Mr. and Mrs. G. Fowler spent

Fertilizer — Laying Mash the week-end at Naples, Idaho,
visiting Mrs. Fowler’s brother.

: = = il’s si in Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stanford re-
MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS 1 turned from a holiday trip to \
- Spokane this week. : y
The Cubs got off to a great Corporal and Mrs. N. Elphick
start and looked as if they had|8"d family of Creston, are visit- :
the game in the bag. They scored | iN Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Deans this
THREE DAY ANNIVERSARY two runs in the first on two er- | Week. Mrs. Elphick is a sister of | \

bie By Matcha aed ome Ot | ee
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S A L the fourth when Wanker acid LUMBER & BUILDING SUPPLY
m= rd = first on an error, went to sec-
¥ | ond on another error, and came CYRIL BELL
, pomers on Rocky Plotnikottis sing- «
THURSDAY — FRIDAY — SATURDAY = pone’ ae Gesperate: ‘at-
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL — Work Shirts, Dress in the wena He Bio the: gars Agencies The Answer to Your

Pants, Sport Shirts

. singled Hicken home and a :
MEN’S MERCURY SHORTS... himself on a passed ‘ball. ‘With bad

Small Medium and Large runners on first and s L M p bl
cond, Wan-
1c Jess then Wed out ones isties show that 90 awn mower rrobiem

' end further hopes. per cent of automobile THE NEW

N’S BROKEN LINES IN OXFORDS .... —————
MENS Eee Regular Prices $7.95 to $13.95 ROBERTSON’S STORE accidents are gaused by .
CLOSING BUSINESS the other fellow Hainke Scout Lawn: Mower
$4.95 One of Castlegar’s. Columbia

Avenue business establishments a
These and numerous other specials are ready for your will be closed after this week, ~
INSPECTION : uth the proprietors leaving Cas- . e ir cu
legar.

sas Mr. and Mrs. C. Robertson, pro- é
Our Deepest Appreciation . . . prietors of Robertson's Grover "I, FEATURING

Once again I thank YOU for your loyal patronage. For ore, cannot sgpiain renewal of ul j ers L
five years you have made it possible for me to stay in mikes which ane hee tee QUALITY . . .
business.- During this period I have endeavoured to’ give sale. They are therefore selling all i All steel housing. Hainke reversible blade.
you qanlity with HONEST service, and if the future is merchandise on hand and movin; a . TRIMMING
kind to you, may I continue to serve you. to Trail next week. 4 Experienced and . The Scout trims both front and sides.

Mr. and Mrs. Robertson have 2 ‘ 7 WEIGHT
been grocery retailers’ here for Reliable Only 50 Ibs.
< the past five years. They express A :
Buy where your dollar | sincere appreciation for the “gen- CLEAN CUTTING |
erous patronage” they have been See us for free estimates Has more suction than any other mower made.
| accorded. PROTECTION
buys. dollar value. i Mrs. Robertson has been: very and advice Blade is protected 100 per cent. Grass discharged at

4 = active in district social activities side of mower.

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he OTHING ond SHOES Sisters, ‘he Canaan ae P. AGET & P AGET Se ee Ovéki powered with Clinton VS 300 4 cycle vertical
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Lady’s Auxiliary and the Sorop- ‘ontractors shaft engine.
timist Club. Their two daughters |" Fasimeers ©. © SIMPLICITY.
epi hee in’ the. annual Box 6 Kinnaird, B.C. Nothing to adjust, nothing to break or come loose.

Trail. as in LONG LASTING
—— = = Built:to last 20 years.

GUARANTEE a

: 2 One full year. (This does not include motor as it
‘ : 4 ie carries a separate guarantee from the manufacturer).
Te Ba Phone 3091. For Free-Demonstration
UN-TAN. LOTIONS — BATHING CAPS :

Creams — Lotions — Powders Insect Repellant fe oly The ery. latest in-recards can be ad Bb Ae . rf ; i
Chigex tess Hebd tater hae holla, a | H heard BENE Case Theatre AND. purchased Wri ght S 1 Aut 0 § ervi C e
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