AIT! oes Page 3 THE TRIBUNE, WIAMSs LARE, B.G, Thursday, October i1, 1951, Menswear Worth $250 [Set Frey mien. Stolen From. Store An estimated §250 worth of mer-| the Tea? door of the building. The loot consisted of gloves, ties, trousers and a suit. A few dollars in silver wero chandise was stolen from the Cariboo Co-operative menswear store on Oliver taken from the till. OLIVER THEATRE— Se Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, October 15, 16, 17 TRENE DUNN ' ALEC GUNNESS in “Mudlark” Thursday, Friday, Saturday, VAN JOHNSON October 18, 19. 20 KATHRYN GRAYSON in “Grounds for Marriage” SPECIAL ATTRACTION: “Robinson-Turpin Fight” Comedy and News Show Starts at 8:30 p.m. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, this week: Randolph Scott and (Gaby) Hayes in “Cariboo Trail” According to manager Jack Palfin- | ier, the thieves gained access through | Occupants Escape As Car Leaves Road Four Prince George residente suf- fered bruises and shock when the late model car in which they were driving went off the highway near the 108 Mile Saturday and rolled down a 15-foot embankment. Driver of the car was J. R. Back- rT of the meteorological station at Prince. The other occupants were his wife, bis brother Alex, and Alfred Jones, With the exception of Alex Back- myer, all passengers were brought to hospital here for treatment and later released. The car was almost a tota) wreck, Junior Competitions (Continued from page 1) non-club member. First prize: Marie Pigeon; second, Raymond Pigeon. Class thirteen best calf shown by Indian boy or girl in Williams Lake Agency: Richard Dick, Showmanship: award to boy or gir PEEK FREAN'S Vita Weat Delicious, crisp, thin wafers of whole wheat that you will enjoy with any spread, sweet or savoury. Eat it for your daily bread. Wheat IT’S 100% WHOLE WHEAT Each wafer has 23 calories. PEEK FREAN’S — Biteuil- genous Gor the Finest Quality Iu Suits Walcbes Where Quality I a Byg-word FOR GIFTS THAT YOU WILL GIVE WITH PRIDE LET YOUR JEWELLER BE YOUR GUIDE E.G. WOODLAND & SON Watchmakers and Jewellers OFFICIAL TIME INSPECTOR P.G.E. RAILWAY display prize: Twan. Tom Windt; second, Martha Judging: all boys and girls under 21. First prize: Jack Dowb 98%; second, Barry Hiydon 96%. Bridge Lake News MR. and MRS. E. R. KING have named their baby daughter Susan Jennifer. R. D. REYNILDS, at present in Shaughnessy military hospital, Van- couver, being treated for broken glass in his eyes, is reported likely to lose one eye as a result of the accident which broke his glasses while he was wearing-them at work on a car at his home here. DICK TAYLOR of the Double T Ranch motored up from Vancouver over a recent week end. Mr. Taylor brought a guest with him from the city. J. G. BOULTBEE went to Williams Lake October 7. Mr. Boultbee will at- tend the annual bull sale, He has four bulls entered for the event. BIRTHS At War Memorial Hospital BACON — To Mr. and Mrs, Reid A. Bacon, of Williams Lake, a son born October 8. 2 — RANKIN — To Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rankin of Soda Creek, a son born October 6. ——~o— PETERSEN — To Mr. and Mrs. K. N. Petersen, of Williams Lake, a son born October 5. ng Best Showmanship. First _ PGE. imposes Yardage (Continued from page 1) derway with the other major U.S. company in the Pacific Northwest, The first yardage charge suggested by the railway officials wes 25 cents for cattle and 10 cents for calves with a minium of $5. This was claimed to be exhorbitant by the ranchers, who felt that it would almost force cattlemen to send their j | shipments’ by rail, when trucking in their individual cases might be the | most logical. This comes about be ause of the fact that the only weigh- ing scales are in the PGE yards, and 1s the stock has to be driven into the yards to be weighed, the yardage charge would apply. For example at he 100 Mile cattle shipments going out vy truck have first to be driven into he railway yards at Exeter; weighed, and then driven down to the 100 Mile ranch yards for loading, hecause here are no facilities for truck load ‘ng from the Exeter yards, The 100 Mile yards are privately owned, and ‘arge truck shipments, which only tarted this summer, have been al- Welecame da Lhe 14h Aunud Sale We extend Best Wishes for the Continued Success of the CARIBOO FEEDER and FAT CATTLE Show and Sale WESTERN, RIFE & PIGEON QUALITY GROCERS PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE IS OUR AIM ae owed the use of them by Association President Lord Martin Cecil. Fieldman Cliff Overton sounded a warning when he asserted that :f the yardage charges were set too high, for overnight shrinkage stops, the result might be yards and scales set up in opposition. On the matter of truck loading at Exeter, Mr. Stewart said he thought that facilities could be arranged for at that point. The imposition of yardage charges would demand closer supervision. par- ticularly at Williams Lake, and it was suggested that either the Associatioa or the PGE would keep a permanent staff man on duty there either the year round, or during the busiest four months. Because of the relatively small yard- age fees that could be expected how- ever, it was finally decided to com- Promise by giving the Cattlemen's Association keys to the pump house and scale house to handle small ship- ments arriving at other than specified shipping days. It was also agreed that collection of the yardage charges, and scale charges would be made by the Association for , denim jackets LEVI * for extra warmth * for extra comfort * for the best fit “The Cowboys’ choice for fall and winter wear” Cariboo Saddlery Railway Ave. at Oliver : “COWBOY OUTFITTERS FOR THE CARIBOO” all shipments passing through their or- ganization. This is to include weighing charges at Exeter and will include Macalister on the north. Fears expressed by several ranchers that the $2.50 minimum would be ex- cessive on the small man bringing in| one or two head for sale, were allayed | by Mr. Stewart, who said. this prob-} lem would be left to the discretion of the Association. For further details of the new yard- age charge set-up, ranchers are advis- ed to see Association officials. Classified ads get results, Try one. BOILING FOWL MEAT SPECIALS RENDERED BEEF DRIPPINGS .. per Ib. 19¢ BURNS FRESH SAUSAGE . Cariboo GOLD STORAGE =| per Ib. 55c per lb. 89c per lb. 63c High Rubbers - Low Rubbers Flight Boots - Mocassins (two or four buckle) Overshoes MEN and BOYS We carry a full stock in every kind of Fall and Winter Footwear Call in and choose your favorite boot, and provide your feet with warmth and comfort Borkowski’s Wecswear Williams Lake K. G. McKenzie Clerk We Sell Anything, Anytime Kuction Room For Vet Use SULFA Preparations PENICILLIN We also carry a full stock of . c SYRINGES AND NEEDLES VACCINES AND VETERINARY REMEDIES Authorized: agency for FRANKLIN VACCINES and SUPPLIES a BEST WISHES to the Cattlemen for a Successfull 1951 Feeder and Fat Cattle Show and Sale Branpty’s Druc Store J. R. Erskine, Auctioneer Builder’s ROLLED ROOFING see our stock of ALUMINUM ROOFING DOORS - SCREEN DOORS - SASH VENEERS - WALLBOARDS BRICKS - CEMENT - TILE LUMBER AND BUILDER’S HARDWARE Hi. J. Gardner & Sons Ltd. Your Building Supply Dealer Supplies ASPHALT SHINGLES INSPECT OUR COMPLETE STOCK OF Inlaid Linoleum Priced from $1.95 per Square Yard MARBOLEUM MARBLE TILE SHEET MARBLE PRINTED LINOLEUM SMDLEY & SHARP LTD.