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CASTLE NEWS, .Castlegar, B.C.

. Thursday, September 18, 1952

An archangel is an angel of
the highest -rank.

CASTLEGAR

SOCIAL HIGHLIGHTS

BBB T™

Mrs. A. Schnell is visiting with
relatives in Saskatchewan.

LEO BOSSE

WATCH & *
JEWELLERY REPAIRS
BINOCULARS

For the Hunter
German Make

Jewellery
Giftware-

Mrs. L. Parent returned home
this week from a brief visit with
her daughter in Trail, and a per-
iod of conyalescence in Rossland
Hospital.

arl Bradshaw has returned
from holidays spent at coast
points.

‘home in which he sustained a

Mr.. and Mrs. F. Wapple are
leaving to day for two week's
holidays at Seattle and Vancou-
ver, : .

Mrs. A, Ferguson is spepding
a visit with friends in Cranbrook.

Barry Hill returned yesterday
from a business trip to Leth-
bridge.

Master Alan Hunter returned
home this week from a five
week’s convalescense period in
Kootenay Lake General Hospital
following the auto mishap at his

fractured leg.

Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Walker,
Kimberley, B.C., are visiting their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and" Mrs, J. L. Walker.

day visitors at the home of

RIGBY S
CONFECTIONERY & BUS DEPOT
LAUNDRY & DRYCLEANING

AGENTS
Delivery and Pickup Twice Weekly

‘Monday and Thursday

RIDING

Week Days from 5 p.

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

Castlegar
Sash & ‘Door

PHONE 4946
WINDOWS — DOORS — SASH
STORM DOORS
CABINET MAKING
Free Estimates

lanting .. .

DO YOU PLAN ON SOWING
GRASS OR HAY THIS FALL
If So — Now is the Ideal Time for Fall Planting
FOR MAXIMUM BENEFITS FROM

Lime and Fertilizer

Fall Application will give Early Vigorous Growth
to your Trees and Lawns Next Spring

Anderson Feed Co.

PHONE 4531

B.V.D

DRESS & SPORT

SHIRTS

$3.95 to $12.95
UNDERWEAR — SHORTS and

THE WELL KNOWN B.V.D. CROSSOVER

$1.50 to $3.45

cc

OTHING . SHOES

\ BUY WHERE your DOLLAR
BUYS DOLLAR VALUE

}| therefore announced the first pair

Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Williams were:
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Herman,
Trail; Mr. and Mrs. L. W. ‘York
and baby son, East Trail; Mr.
and Mrs. J. Bichan, Vancouver
and Mrs. Feeney and Mr. H. Mer-
rifield, Castlegar.
Mr, and Mrs. J. Wiig who visit-
ed in Trail and vicinity for a few
days, returned home 'on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Smith and
children returned to their home
in Kelowna after a_ visit with
their-uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Wiig and other relatives
in Trail, Oasis and China Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Etty, Tujunga,
California, afe visiting at the
home of the latter’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. F. Eremenko.

New Drug Store
To Open Saturday

Castlegar will have two drug
stores Saturday morning when at
9:00 am. Romeo E. Goulet will
open his Castlegar Drug store in
the Lewis Block on Columbia
Avenue.

Mr. Goulet, a U.B.C. graduate
in pharmacy who has operated a
New Westminister drug store in
partnership with arother man,
since, graduation until this year,
will offer a full line of drug and
pharmacetical supplies and _ sta-
tionery with a complete prescrip-
tion service.

Work has been _ proceeding
apace for some time now, to en-
able the new drug store to open
as soon as possible. It will he
open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily
on week days and also from 7 to
9 p.m. each weekday evening.
Mr. Goulet is 29 years old, is
married and has two young sons.
He has been working in Trail and

tand suffered severe bruises to

Rossland stores for short periods’
of time since his arrival in this
district last May.

Nobody Claims Prizes
For Fall Fair Draws

It seems that one cannot give
away an electric coffee’,maker
and $10 in cash in Castlegar.
These are the prizes for the win-
ners in the lucky number draws
held in connection with the Fall
Fair here this year, and although
the winning numbers were an-
nounced on Saturday, Sept. 6 at
the fair and in the press last
week, no one has come forth to
claim these prizes,

The Fall Fair committee have

of alternate numbers. They are
“76” for the booklet number
draw and “12577” for the exhibit!
entrance-ticket draw.

This means that the holder of
the Fall Fair Booklet with the.
number 76 written somewhere on
one of its pages, can by stepping’
forth to claim it, become the
owner of the coffee maker. Ac-
cordingly also, in the exhibit
door prize, for which all who pur-
chased tickets for admittance to
the Fall Fair exhibits, became
eligible, the lucky number is now
12577 and the holder of the ticket
stub with that number on it, can
claim the $10: cash prize.

The holder of no. 76 in his fall
fair booklet is asked to contact
A. J. Weir, Castlegar, Phone 4283,
for his or her prize and the holder

For Coughs And ..
COLDS

Cough Mixtures By
BUCKLEY, VICKS
REXALL & DR. CHASE
For the Kiddies
TEEK, COCILLANA, JACK:
AND JILL, PERTUSSIN ~
Pitt’s Special Cough Syrup
For Bronchial Colds |

Cough Drops by . . x
VICKS, WAMPLES
SMITH BROS, BUCKLEYS

PATT’S
_ Rexall Drugs.

Castlegar Banker
Strick By Truck

A Castlegar bank teller, Ken-
neth Freéman, was struck from |
behind by a light delivery truck
driven by Fred Semenoff of
Thrums on Main Street in Cas-
tlegar about 11 p.m. Monday. He
was hurled a considerable dis-
tance by the force of the impact

face and legs.

The driver and his victim re-
ported to the police at once. Mr.
Semenoff. pleaded- guilty to
charges of dangerous driving and
driving a vehicle while his ability
was impaired by alcohol, when
his case came before Stipendary
Magistrate W. H. Taylor in Cas-
tlegar Police Court Tuesday aft-

of no. 12577 on his or her admit-
tance ticket to notify Mrs. E, A.
MacDonald, Phone 3648, Robson.
In case there is no claimant for
either or both prizes by next
week, another set of alternate
numbers will be announced.

ernoon. He was _ Sentenced to
and

marriage by her father, ‘was
in a gown of white taf-

seven days im
suspension of his driver's licence

for a period of twelve months.

Mr. Freeman was walking to-
wards town at the time of the
accident, Just as he -passed the
First Avenue turnoff, Mr. Se-
menoff’s vehicle bumped into
him and sent him sprawling for
a distance of some forty feet.

Newlyweds In Spokane
After Wedding Here

Castlegar and Princeton fami-
lies were united in a quiet wed-
ding ceremony in St. Rita’s
Church Castlegar, when Carmela,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. My
Demeo, of Castlegar, d

feta brocade with a floor-length
veil. She carried a_ bouquet of
white carnations and pink roses.

The bridesmaid, Miss Angeline
Farrel of Trail, wore a blue
“ballerina” dress with matching
blue shoes and hat and carried a’
bouquet ‘of yellow carnations.

The best man was the bride’s
brother, Silvio, while another
brother of the bride, Angelo, was
usher.

Miss Nettlie.Brodman was sol-
oist, accompanied by her mother
Mrs. C. Brodman, at the organ.

A reception followed at the
home of the bride’s parents,
where a _ three-tiered wedding
eake, decorated with pink roses,
centred the bride’s table.

The bride’s mother chose a

nuptial vows with Dempsey, son
of Mr and Mrs. MclInroy 2f
Princeton. Rev. Father Barnes of
Castlegar officiated at the cere-
mony. Wednesday afternoon, last
week.

The bride, who was given in

green two-p suit with a cor-
sage of pink roses.

The newlyweds then left for a
brief honeymoon in Spokane and
a visit with the groom’s parents
at Princeton. They plan to return
this week-end and will take up
residence in Trail.

SATURDAY SPECIALS - SEPTEMBER 20

Swifting, 3 lh. tin. .... 85c
Jewel Shortening, Ib. .. 26c

Swift Lard, 2 Ibs. ..... 216
Swift Prem, tin ...... 33¢

MB. Tea, Red ghel, lb. . 49¢

BE ON TIME FOR

SATURDAY MORNING 10 O'CLOCK

SPECIAL

WHILE IT LASTS

MLB. Coffee, Ib. ...

Side Bacon, 12 Ih cello, . 23c

... 92¢

Bleach, Javex, 32 0z. .. 23c
Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs. . 41c

Salad Dressing, Miracle Whip, 32 oz. . 75c
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