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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C. Roe

There are 336 knit goods mills in| Canadians, in the first quarter of
Canada operating in 122 communi-, 1951, are chewing less gum than a
ties, and employing some 25,000 year ago. They're not eating so
people. much candy either.

OLIVER THEATRE=

Thursday, Friday, Saturday, — August 4, 5,6

Gary Cooper and Marie Aldon

in
“DISTANT DRUMS”

Thursday, Friday, Saturday — August 7, 8,9
Abbott and Costello

in
“JACK AND THE BEANSTALK”

Comedy and News Shows start at 8:30 p.m.

Thursday, Friday, Saturday, This Week:
Steve Cochran and ‘Wildfire’ in ‘The Lion & The Horse*

Iago

Coppertone
and
Silvertone
by Dafri
The individuality of hand craftsmen inspired
the creation of these new designs in costume
jewellery ... the fashion-wise buyer will want

to see these exquisite accessories.

These are only two lines of a large shipment
of jewellery we have just received

E.G. WOODLAND & SON

Watchmakers and Jewellers
OFFICIAL TIME INSPECTOR. P.G.E. RAILWAY

QUICK
COUNTER
SERVICE

Ceunter service at our restaurant is
fast and efficient . . . and courteous
waitresses add to the friendly
atmosphere,

BANQUET ROOM AVAILABLE

call or phone for reservation

Lekeview Hotel Restaurant

Keithley News

MR. and MRS. JESSE FOSTER
of Seattle, were visitors at the Gold-
smith-McGregor placer mine.

LAWRENCE KIPE and Andrew
Ritz were Keithley visitors.

BOND HEENEY of Goose Creek +
entertaining his nephew Percy. Dol-
‘n, and Dick and Robert Dolan. sons

T the latter. who have driven from

tirvan, Sask.. to spend a short holi-

lay over at Goose Creek

JACK MERRITT, district mining-
“inspector, was an over night visitor

of the Wiff Racs. ~

MR. JORGENSEN from Quesnci
Forks, and a partner are packing in

{to start operations on Barr Creek,

| MR. and MRS, R. CONN, of Se
[attle, Washington, are guests at the
Keithley Ranch, Mr..Conn, who is an
expert fly fisherman, has had vers
good success with the fishing or!
Cariboo Lake.

BOB HARRISON, former long
time resident of Keithley Creek, and
now of Vancouyer, is revisiting some
old stamping: grounds in the

s

MR. and MRS. JACK ROME oO
Quesnel, and daughters Loretta and

Margaret were visiting the Tom:
Kinvigs. t
FRED NISSEN and. two sons of

Vancouver, are staying with theiy
friend Alex Sutherland.

LEO JOBIN, local game warden
was a recent Keithley visitor.

MRS. SAM PRIOR and_ brother
Frank Eholt, Mrs. Joe Prior and Mrs
Ernie Estill were in Keithley for 4
short visit.

THE MISSES Ethel and Bea Kin-
|vig and Shirley Sandberg are put
ting on another dance on the 2nd of
August. They hope they will have
an even larger crowd than at their
last dance, which was quite a
| success.

SHIRLEY SANDBERG was rush
ed to the Lake Thursday. to have the
doctor look at her eye. A Piece of
stee] penetrated the eyeball. At the
time of writing there has been no
further report as to how serious the
injury may be.

BIRTHS

At War Memorial Hospital

WIGGINS — To Mr. and Mrs, How-
| ard Wiggins of Miocene, a son,
born July 17.
| issicoNnis — To Mr. and Mrs.
| John C. Issigonis of Williams
Lake, a laughter, born July 20.
ROBERTSON — To Mr. and Mrs.
John Phillip Robertson of Macal-
ister, a daughter, born July 23. ¥
SEABROOK — To Mr. and Mrs.
John Merlin Seabrook of Likely,
a daughter, born July 29,
SCARFF — To Mr. and Mrs. Leon-
ard George Scarff of Williams
Lake, a son, born July 29. é

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AT CANIM LAKE

Five Escape As
Small Plane Crashes

Five persons escaped, death last
Friday. when the small plane they
were fiying in crash-landed on a
hayfield of the MeNeil‘Ranch at Can-
im, Lake.

The plane, a Cessna 195, was com-

ing in for a landing when the motor
stalled,
—Most seriously injured in the
‘ash was the pilot, Jack Ferguson
of Longview, Washington, who sur
‘ered a broken thigh and compound
racture of his ankle. ~ Bis two sons,
‘rant and Neil were uninjured. The
other adult in the aircraft, Howard
, also of Longview, received
his back when he used
‘imself to shield the two boys and
sis own 12-year-old daughter, Carol.
3he suffered a broken wrist,

Herb and John McNeil heard the

ireraft approaching the ranch and
vhen it didn’t come into sight they
sumed there was trouble and were
t the scene of the accident in a mat-
or of minutes. They were able to
elp get the pilot out and then
rought one of their vacationing
guests, Dr. Herb Panwit of Seattle
‘o give medical attention. The fol-
lowing morning the group was flown
to Kamloops hospital.

Beef Market

A poor demand with very little
packer interest was evident at the
‘onday auction of the B.C. Live
Stock Producers Co-op at Vancouver.
Government floor support was again
cut. Now 50 percent of last week's
purchases which had been cut hack
30 percent from the week before.

Monday's prices were: Medium to
good steers 23.75 to 24.10: common
to medium 19.00 to 23.50; stockers
and feeders unsold, Good heifers 20
to 22: common to medium 17 to 19.
Good beef cows 16.75 to 18; Good
dairy cows 13 to 15;-canners and
cutters 8.50 to 12. Good veal 25 to
28.35.-Good bulls 13.50 to 15. Good
lambs 28.60.

hes in

Kelowna Man Heads
Highway Association

R. P. MacLean, publisher of Kel-
owna Courier, was elected president
of the Okanagan-Cariboo Trail As-
sociation at the recent annual meet-
ing, held at Yakima, Wash.

. H. Erickson of Yakima was chos-
en as first vice-president; Alex Bowie

Better Service
Better Quality
Better Value

always at. .

WESTERN, RIFE & PIGEON

QUALITY GROCERS

PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE IS OUR AIM

of Prince George is second vice-
President; J. D, Bews of Kelowna
executive  secretary-treasurer; and
Lew Garbutt of Yakima, associate
secretary-treasurer.

The 21-year-old organization now
will concentrate its efforts towards
increasing tourist travel over the
“Highway 97” route which goes from
Weed, Calif., to Dawson Creek, B.C.,
via the Okanagan Valley, Kamloops
and Prince George.

By the end of this year approxi-
mately 30 miles of asphalt will be
laid between Quesnel and Prince
George, Evan Jones, B.C.’s deputy
minister of public works told the
meeting.

During the last ten years there
have been more than 17,006 forest |
fires in British Columbia. Of this
total, 11,000 (65 per cent) were of
the man-caused variety. Of this
11,000, 6,000 fires were caused by
campers and smokers!

it’s for range wear,

will stand up to

walking, or whether

needs.

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This advertisement is not published or
displayed by the Liquor Control Board’ or
by the Government of British Columbia.

STRAW HAT by Fabergé

flirty, sunshiny new fragrance for fun...

You'll love to use this flattering cologne
available in two sizés at $1.75 and $3

Other Colognes by Faberge

Woodhue = --Aphrodisia - Summerwise

and these old favourites
Lentheric’s TWEED, in $1.50 and $2.00 sizes
Yardley’s LOTUS and APRIL VIOLET at $1.75 and $3
the popular
TABU by Dana — two sizes, $2.25 and $4.00

Branp.y’s Druc Store

AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR FRANKLIN SERUMS

Niquidet Transport
Williams Lake - Horsefly

R. M. Blair's ‘office, Wms. Lake, phone R66
Horsefly Phone, 3 short 1 long

CASH

DOWN PAYMENT

NEEDED

For your old Electric Washer
Regardless of age or condition

$66.5

ON THE-NEW
Beatty

STAINLESS STEEL DOUBLE TUB

Everlasting - Rust-proof

Regularly $229.50

Trade-in § 66.50 ae
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24 Months To Pay

This is the greatest offer we have ever made and is
possible only because of the special price

OFFER GOOD UNTIL AUGUST 16, 1952

SMEDLEY & SHARP LTD.

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