Thursday, July 26, 1951.

THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

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Good News!

MENSWEAR

‘Application Forms
For Pensions Reidy

Application forms for Old Age Se-

|menced by the federal government ih
| January, 1952 to all persons seventy
years of age and over, wil pe avail:
Jable tn al Britisn Columbia post
|offices by July 2ist. W. R. Bone, re-

curity payments which will be com-|

LONE BUTTE NEWS

MRS. ERNIE ODIAN
|Sunday morning after spending ten
‘days in hospital.
| ass. ANN A. WIENS, district
‘health nurse from Williams Lake
was at the Outpost Hospital Tuesday,
|July 17h holding baby clinic. Several
|were inoculated and vaccinated,

THE CHAS. ASHLEYS visited at
the Chasm Sunday evening.

applicant. “I’d find some wa:
out.”

A yourg man applied for a job as
a theatre, attendant. The manager ask- do leaves turn red?
ed him ‘Several questions to determine
returned /his quamtifieations for the position,
Finally he enquired, “In case of tire
what would you do?”
“Don’t worry about me,” replied the| Small voice from back of
“They're blushing to think how green

ry to get

Botany teacher

In the autumn.”

Teacher
red in autumn?”

they've been all summer.”

“Now class, when

“Why do the leaves turn

room:

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| aceommanied By Sesuments Devinn | tec sake Said vies bak en

i * NEW STOCKS ARE HERE IN MEN'S
jhe epplicents age: elther’a birth ja, |¢8t Grove was not there so the umpire
oe certificate,” Mr. Bone said. Hicclared’” hot oaeica.  tontelted “ts

OXFORDS
“The other qualification for eligibility

Lone Butte. Lone Butte then played
ie |is that the applicant has twenty years’ Sac ee Ra
DARK BROWN CALF OXFORD -- Moccasin style,

residence in Canada.”
es Tee cence inc canada. T. D. BINGHAM, welfare officer
Panolene sole and rubber heel .. 28.50 from Williams Lake, passed through

Lone Butte Sunday on his way from

Persons in receipt of Old Age Pen-
sions at present need not apply, he
continued. Arrangements fave, beent Brldge Lake.
completed with the Provincial Old :
Age Pension Department whereby| BILL CHIUPAN had a nasty acci-
their files are available to the federal |@@nt last week, He was skidding logs
‘oe — for Frank Uyehara when he caught
his ankle between two logs. Bill is

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DARK BROY YN CALF OXFORD -- Moccasin style,
----Neolite sole and heel, fancy woven pattern $10.95

e SUPERIOR QUALITY BROWN CALF OXFORD --

fancy woven pattern, two eyelet tie, solid leather The Department also suggested that convenience features of the future, plus che

; eee - tasting beauty of Shedowling styling!
sole and heel $13.75 persons who will reach their seven-| B  eherott Hospital with a broken === Siu tie Sonaisieline:
> lieth birthday within the next six aN 7 Modelst
months complete and forward regis-| HERMAN STINVALL P.LIB. in- ‘Modo! a-82, $0000 7 Sizes $322.75
Ss tration forms. The regional office is) 5Pector arrived in Lone Butte July eee tro

located at 534 Brougton Street. Vic-|17 to inspect ties and lumber for
tori Cariboo Forest Products,

| ‘MR. and MRS. KEN JENSEN of
New Westminster spent a few days
in this district locking for a home-
site.

REMEMBER
We have the agency for Tip-Top Made-
to-measure clothing. Three- piece suit at
$56.00, coat and pants only $53.00

INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER
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Two more recipes from “ faithful
contributor, Mrs. Dan Rottacker, of
Williams Lake,

Brown Retty Cookies

1-3 cup butter (creamed)

% eup sugar

1 cup currants
1 cup raisins

1 egg (beaten)
2 tbsp. molasses
1 tbsp. milk

ing space, overall (reezing so you can treeze
foods on 5 sucfaces, Dri-Wall cahiner that does

y moisture! Preserve sear
sonal foods, pocket dollar saviogs .

Ea

Old Prices Still Hold
on these bargains

- GO-CARTS - PRAMS

- Tae, $145

* 0 JOHNNY COME TO HILO
O Johnny come 10 Hilo,
O wake her, O shake her, O shake
that girl with the blue dress on

BABY CARRIAGE:
New English plastic Baby Dishes ...

E $16.50 O Folnny come t0 Hilo, poor old man. | Sifted together:
mlectric acettle For over a century Lamb’s Navy 1% cups flour C ib T k 2 E 3 t Lid
. oe. SP - $10.00 has been the call of those who % tsp. soda H ‘de.
Electric Corn-Poppers .... $ Se et eee fs Grinoo Truc qui pmen ee

mellow it is matured, blended
and bottled in Britain of the finest
Demerara Rums.

Wten wait Williams Lake, B.C.
% tsp, cinnamon
; Mix in order given and drop from a
Lamb's Navy Rum teaspoon onto a slightly buttered tin
ffand bake in moderate oven for abort
[8 minvtes. Batter is not too thick.
Butter Tarts.
2 cups brown
2 exes
1 tsp. corn starch
2 tbsp, melted butter
1 tsp. cream
% tsp. vanilla
% tsp. salt
Beat all togeher and bake in un-
cooked tart shells 15 to 20 mins. in
moderate oven. Half this recipe
makes 1 doz. tar

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This recipe makes a nice change
from the butter tarts containing rai-
sins, ete., writes Mrs. Rottacker.

: Seagram's
King’s Plate
Kye Whisky

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It was just about an entire family
reunion for Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Windt this past week. Visiting them
from Trenton, Ontario, ‘are their
daughter and son-in-law. W.O.1 and
Mrs. Walter Greenhalgh. Warrant
Officer Greenhalgh is with the per-
manent airforce. Their son Harold
Windt arrived from Prince Rupert
Tuesday. Another son, Vimy, who was
relieving Erwin Brandly, had to re-
{urn to Vancouver the day before the
Greenhalghs arrived, otherwise the
reunion would have been complete,

CARIBOO CUT-RATE MEAT MARKET

C. H. POSTON & CO.

FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS

|Smoked Jowls Ib. 47¢ Boneless Veal Roasts th. 75¢|

“Ci NEEDS A LOT OF THINGS, JIMMY 1”

“Tankers, Jimmy, are just one of the things the oi] business needs. It
needs supplies for pipe lines and new refineries. It needs tank cars and
trucks and storage tanks. It needs workers and material from all

BLADE BEEF ROAST—
Choice. Per 1b.

RUMP ROAST—Table trimmel,
Pét Ibs in.

.69¢
1%

1%

SLICED BACON— 5
Swift's, North Star, 1 1b. pkt. Si 39¢

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CROSS RIB ROAST—
Choice. Per 1b.

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Bringing you oil is a big job. It employs labor and skills and ideas
across the nation. In the past five years Imperial Oil alone has under-
taken to invest more than $200 millions—abour $60 for every family
in Canada. Much of this money has been spent to find and develop
new oil fields in the prairies, fields which mean new prosperity and
new security for all Canada. But almost half of it has been invested
in new tankers and pipe lines, in new refining units and in facilities to

SWIFT'S JEWEL SHORTENING—
1 lb. .

BURNS’ SPORK—
Per tim sc

37
AS
29¢

BRAUNSCHWEICER SAUSAGE—

bring the products to you. Each ..

FISH

With oil playing an increasingly important part in our daily lives, the

oil industry's job is bringing new strength and better living for PREMIUM SLICED BOLOGNA—

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LEAN MINCED SHOULDER STEAK— FRESH CAUGHT SALMON— per Jb. ........ 55e

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