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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C

Thursday, August 7, 1952

M.P. for Cariboo, said he belfeved
there was some possibility of an
election within about a year’s time.
Mr. Murray’s observation was
made in Prince George when he was
Rumours that there will be a Ped-/ 7 MS way home to Fort St. John.
eral election in the fall of 1953 are|, Smee then reports from Ottawa
being heard with imcreasing fre-| B&V€ €ON€ so far as to suggest that

ible date for a 19 election
quency. Recently George M. a | ossl
Beet be MMUTIaY, ight be early in October.

OLIVER THEATRE—

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday - August 11, 12, 13
GORDON McRAE and EDDIE BRACKEN

in
“ABOUT FACE”

FEDERAL ELECTION
LIXELY IN 1953

Thursday, Friday, S: urday - August 14, 15, 16
JERRY LEWIS and DEAN MARTIN
in
“SAILOR BEWARE”

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

Thursday, Friday, Saturday, This Week:
Abbott & Costello in “JACK AND THE BEANSTALK"

Make Your Next
Diamond Purchase

An Event! (

A Citcle of Light Diamond

--. these diamonds blaze with greater fire than
other comparative price conventional stones.
In rings and other items of jewellery, the stones
and mountings are chosen by

YOUR JEWELLER

E.G. WOODLAND & SON

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

Insist on

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PARTY HERE

Make this your headquarters for
atter the movie fun. We're open late
for your convenience. Enjoy our
delicious ice cream specials and our
cooling drinks.

BANQUET ROOM AVAILABLE :

call or phone for reservation

Lakeview Hotel Restaurant

We STETSON Carthad

Here’s a hard-wearing, hard-working Stetson.

Right for ridin’ for ropin’ and for workin’ round
the ranch. The Carlsbad takes rough treatment
and rough weather with a grin—stands up in
heavy rain or hot sun. Come in and see it today.

Borkowski’s Menswear

See WEAR STETSON HATS THAN ANY OTHER BRAND.

\

CATTLEMEN HOPE FOR RETURN OF-
ANADIAN APPETITE FOR BEEF

CANAS pas) E E ye

| Western Canadian housewives can: In Calgary’ it was noted that retail

today obtain between 20 and 25 per Price reductions varied trom ubour

cent more beef for a dollar expendi-) !0 Percent on prime rib to 40 percent
re than they got at the beginning 0% the cheaper fore quarter cuts like |

ture than they got at the so uniné | brisket and plate and 60 percent on |

of this year, ac ording to studies con-

| hamburger.
ducted by the Council of Canadian} Per, capita “beef consumption in

Reet Producers. (Western. Section) tac 24. ee the alarmingly low le- |
and the quaiity of the domestic sup-

ny z FYel of 44.1 pounds in'1951, being a
Plies, Was never: lifglier. sess tke aecliné of ¢ pounds from the prev
facts working in the consumers’ ja- ous year and a drop of 25 pounds!
vor are expected to lead to increased ;

compared with 1943.
purchases and thus relieve the mar-
ket during this period when embar-

#0es prevent the export of cattle and
beef to the Uniled States,

j. Cattle prices which reached record

| heights in 1951 have declined consi-

| Gerably, so much in fact that many
| feeders suffered near ruinous losses.
| Beef prices followed cattle prices

‘downward and the recent review of
prices in Winnipeg, Edmonton, Cal-
gary and Lacomie showed an-aver-
age decline of 21 percent between
mid-December 1951 and July ist,
1952. Price declines were not uni
form between the urban centres stud-
ied, nor did it follow that all cuts of

| beef experienced the same degree ot

|price reduction. Calgary prices

showed more decline than Winniper
prices, for exampie, and fore quartey
cuts dropped considerably more than
hind quarter cuts.

Migratory Birds
Limits For 1952 Set

Duck hunters in British Columbia
will be allowed a daily bag limit of
eight ducks during the 1952 season,
with a possession limit of sixteen
Jucks, according to an announte-
ment made today by Resources Min-
ister Robert Winters. Twenty-five
‘oots and eight Wilson's snipe may
also be taken daily. In the Provin- |
cial Electoral District of Nelson-Cre: |
ton three geese may be taken in one
day. .

The Province is divided into five
districts for waterfowl hunting. Open
seasons for ducks and geese begin on
Jates varying from September 1
north of the 57th parallel to Noven.-
ber 8 in the Prince Rupert area and
| will be from 61 to 66 days long. The
Wilson's snipe season, thirty or thir-
ly-one days in length;begins in most
districts “on the same day as the

;
ieee Agree
ne
Visitors Should
waterfowl season. Descriptions of
the various districts and dates of
|

Know Game Laws | "2 Bi eae

The case of whether visiters trom| the Migratory Bird Regulations and

) 2cross the line should be dealt with | °% Posters, or may be obtained from

more leniently for Game Act infrac-| P*Vimcial game officers.

tions .was put up for discussion be-

tor a group of American tourists at 2

| Speed Brothers~ Lodge, Likely last Wedding

Saturday with the visitors voicing a

| definite ‘no.’ SOWDEN—PATTERSON

|. Last week's issue of The Tribune

| had arrived at the lodge that day and| Mrs. Ethel Patterson and Mr.

[the proprietors passed it around to| Richard Sowden were united in mar-

the American guests with a request|tiage at Burnaby United. Church

|for their opinion. Readers will re-|'Saturday, July 26.

member. the problem was dealt with|. Following a honeymoon trip to

rather fully in that issue. Calgary, Mr. and Mrs. Sowden will
Concensus ameng the visitors was| make their home on Minstrel Island.

that the tourists should be. treated! The bride has been a resident of

in court in the same manner as regj- | Williams Lake for the past 10 years

dents would be for similar intrac-pS4d@ was employed by the firm of

tions. They felt that no sportsmay |Mackenzies ta.

would come into our country without S

acquainting himself with the Game

laws that exist iere.

LIBERAL |
MEETING |

The Williams Lake & District
Liberal Association

Shower Honors
Recent Bride

Mrs. Alastair Mackenzie was host-

ef will meet
ess at a recent mock shower in honor h
of Mrs. Ethel Patterson, whose mar= rida Au ust 25t
riage took place July 26th. F Ys g'
The guest-of-honor was the recipi- Baia;

ent of many humorous-gifts before
the main presentation of a set_of
flatware.

Bride-To-Be
Honored At Shower

Miss Barbara McKenzie, whose
forthcoming marriage will take place
August 27th, was guest-of-honor at
a mi shower W
evening.

Co-hostesses were Mrs, E. Ewlrg
and Mrs. E. R. Brandly and the
event was held at the latter’s home.

Thirty guests were present.

VILLAGE HALL

Another
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product of

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Visitors Pleased |
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The visitors with a beef against
the Cariboo never hesitate to spread
their opinions either by word: of
mouth or rushing a letter into fhe
closest paper. For that reason
pleasant to record the impressions:of
a person that Jikes the country an@
the people.

Two weeks ago a driver of Wa!
liams Lake Taxi had to’ bring a
or in from the far end of the
Chilcotin following an accident. Af-
ter arriving home in Nanaimo the
or wrote a note to the tuxi com-
pany, which said in part: ‘

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BC |
“Your driver was most consider-|. RE SERVE

ate both then (the Chileotin trip),

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and the next day at the airport. This) |
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is the kind of service which makes Canadian Rye Viiishy

he Interior stand out in the minds

visitors. Please extend my
to the driver.”

of your
thanks

The British’ Columbia Distillery Co. Ltd,

This advertisement |

a 1 death rate in Canada er
oaeee ta is not published or displayed by |

averages less than 10 per 1,000

Population, which is fairly tow fi] | the Liquor Control Board or by the

HARRY BROWN SELLS
BEAVER VALLEY RANCH

Harry Brown of Horsefiy has sold
his Beaver Valley ranch to Carl Day BATES —To Mr. and Mrs. Johnay
of California. Sale of the property “Bates of Suedr- GEES a Genghis:
born August bth.

BIRTHS:

At Wer Memorial Hospital

Was handled through the lucal firm
of F. B. Bass Ltd, ?

Better Service
Better Quality
Better Value —

always at. .

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SOUVENIRS

These are only’a
tew of the many
Vacation Needs
you'll find at <

ee
Branpty’s Drug Store

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DOWN PAYMENT

NEEDED

For your old Electric Washer

$66.50 Regardless of age or condition

ON THE NEW =
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This is the greatest offer we have ever made and is
possible only because of the special price
OFFER GOOD UNTIL AUGUST 16, 1952

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