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PLENIMANS Castlegar, ONE DOSE VITAMINS a anuary THURSDAY JANUARY 13, 1955

$2.59 475 $7.96 tr ter, : CLEARANCE - Serer Looked Like Small Bomb REXALL PRODUCT % j ‘ For The Kiddies with to express our sin-| your space, iff j EY : bors for acts in connection

Fire Extinguisher Drops "Monday — Wednesday

: S A LE From Plane Near Local Home Y percent | “It sounded like off = roof, — only lots ot it.” ‘lage of Fe 4 ‘That was how Mrs G. W. Anderson of the Castle-Bar Rarich and_Friday Evenings ‘ . . ;

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half of work, SIZES 14 TO 18 CANADA'S FINEST SHOES FOR my Union, sa =

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REGULAR ...... $1.25 FULL RANGE OF SIZES TO.CLEAR .......... 68 REGULAR .. $8.95

TOGLEAR.........$5:96 | MEWS WINTER JACKETS Quilted Lining, Water Repellent REG. - $16.95

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WE WAVE THE BEST INSULATION : Pie Pe =lTen In Running For Three Shree oe ROCKWOOL FIBERGLASS Commission Vacancies Here|= wie LOOSE WOOL ZONOLITE a

nominations for the three vacannies an Castiegar’s 1955 Board missioners from Tin .

BEANS, French Style, Libby’s Frozen

ss District agreed ’ ‘ ms : noon today, there wrs nation has is , Four Castlegar lags known ization but were confident ret he ons veuncy on, the *___ jin ald of em urgent Tocal weltare PEAS, Libby’s Tenderking 15 oz. f ; t ‘making a better showing = LA. G. Bit oe

case. ‘| CPA TICKET AGENT The president, Marg Anderson

x 4 0 red: J. E. Craft, proprietor accepted Door works; G. A. HL J. Irwin of ‘Zancczton, has ;, smelterman operating ype been appointed ticket agent for | preser Dbusinesr rart-time; sat ard betes ic Pacific Airlines at the|ting of the Recreational Joseph Schnell, smel/erman and pomsinntions, eld, Castlegar. | Society on Jan. 26. vol j, Basil Shealds, succeeds Ly! A lively discussion arose when mmelterrman; Prank Spencer, C-| The Castlegar clectiong will x MAS. électrician; JP. Taylor,|held next Thurs, Jan. 20, in BUILDING surFELY * “Saturday. . Speci Zencemen -|smelterman and volunteer fire-|Legion Memorial Hall from 9 : i Joseph E. Thiel, -smeiter- pom relieving agent here ‘and’ Parks Board “iiember: | i ‘etsihaird | ippointment. "The inio | J, H. Westwood, smelterman and |e it, will ‘Mr. Irwin has been employed| a i ‘Transportation ' Improvement | with CPA since 1049 and arrived|a time will arrange the enterain over CJAT, Trail. ing the game. ety. ie in Castlegar on Dec. 22. ment for each meeting

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