Thursday, August 21, 1952.

£90,000 estate left by the athlete's) Less than 70 years ago aluminum

THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAERE, 8.6.
father. sold for $8 a pound. Currently due SCRATCH PADS

Christie-Weetman Rites = i
< “And for over a week RonaM to research and increased preduction
Solern nized at Sacred Heart Cleave listened as wiiness after wit-) ig avoct se nerd P | THE TRIBUNE

ness painted pictures of the woman
Sy Members of two well-known Williams Lake and district | he lsimed. to be his mother. One
families were united in marr age Monday when Ethel Biley,| called her a dipsomaniac, while ten- SPEC if Al
Weetman, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Weetman of | ther spoke of the loves in Lily’s
Brunson Lake became the bride of William Thomas Christie, | life.”
eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Christie of Williams Lake se are Hone story) hose ue Saturday Only
judge decided that no true son wou " -
Beautiful bouquets of deep-red; sin his cmathers name to be drag- BOILING FOWL (1 year old only) per 1b. 50c
pia : : 5 x axe
gladioli and cosmos were used to WITH Leéaitirowsh tie aihd-‘daa dismisaed. PURE PORK SAUSAGE ... -ber Ib. 55¢-
decorate Sacred Heart Church where the case.
é = 5 x FROZEN FOOD SPE e:
where the ceremony took place at [IRENE If these stories begin to pall a ited 2 SPECIAL
Bkated Wry oblison, CSE Rot v 4 Jittle:-you can: <al¥ turn to “My raser Vale ivancy Peas — per box 32¢
Reeds z Wild Life and Times’ by the famous So eee
es Pena sack “Mystery of the White Horse Inn: | Mrs. Robinson, which seems to be a .
crite brides-wiro pes Ever see Where is the Blacksmith’s Daugh-| continued story, presumably true, of Cariboo Cold Storage Ltd.
— riage by her father, chose a lovely ter?” the lady concerned in-the celebrated

white gown fashioned of Swiss eyelei iis ISdey ease ahh =
organdy posed over satin. Styled in) This is the main headline in the| MA. conspiracy ease which cap
réandy posed over satin. Sty | i “New: | tured the front pages and captivated
sankle length with full ballerina skirt,| June Ist edition of “News of u.e| a-world ‘auudiencé back in‘ the Roars
itreatured leeves and rounded | World,’ a weekly English newspaper
it-featured: cap’ slee | is 3 . ing Nineteen Twenties!!!
|neckline, and tied with a wide sash/PUDlished on Sunday, oddly enpiuey; | we Nineteen: 7 fei eieeaea
of white taffeta. A fingertip veil of| Being in the newspaper tusiness | eDperently somes ofvthely readens
cs 2 I was intrigued by my first| ™USt oceasionally think of other

: +! oursely
nylon net fell from her coronet of! OUrse | thi : aid li WEDNESDA A G S 27
Y rato 3 aoe things for somehow a staid little y U U I
orange blossoms, and she carried 1/#limpse into what I thought was a| thing: ’

bouquet of roses and lily-of-the-) tpieal English paper. A friend seut| "ticle entitled “Care of Your Dog

has managed to sneak in, and the . =
~ to my mother and I sat poring over ll H lk 8
valley. fe ; rc ist givens ay -
valley FIN Atabedien Gennes how | Whole back page is given over toll WI age a p.m.

Acting as her sister's bridesmaid, ; ‘ se

Miss Frances Weetman wore a semi-| the British kept abreast of world| ee Gale cviaaue mee neues
é s _ events, until Clive informed me that 2 nn eae

formal gown of blue Bet oe a Been the “News of the World” was not of the World does not depend upon AN INTERESTING FILM WILL BE SHOWN

with matching coronet-style hea S ; ladvertising to make ends meet, 2

b et was formed of|TePresentative of English news-
dress. Her bouqu ‘ 7 ‘Knowing the ratio of advertising
carnations, Talisman roses and| Papers. Their main dailv papers are

= much like our own evidently, exeept "eeded to support the news on each Cae enmitet: managing 7inccton of a
sweet ‘peas. : x | that. th ntire tront page iz ven Page, it would seem that the News of B.C. Credit Union League will tell the story of

Mr. Doug Christie supported his | (hat the eehatines oe eee Oa | bie swonld ahead only be printing Credit Unicns and answer questions

brother as best man. Over to adventising: lgbontsies pages instead of eight. | Z i

For the reception which tollowed.| But you have-to dig to find any |
Columbus Hall was transformed with | mention of world affairs in “News of
bouquets of sweet peas, gladioli, car-| the World"; in fact if you do find
nations, cosmos and asters. Father|any, it looks as though it had bee
Johnson proposed the toast to the| used to fill up a hole in the format.
bride. No, the News-of the World seems
For the honeymoon trip south, the] to depend on such thought-provoking
oride changed to a grey gabardine | headlines as “She Sent Husband to
suit with navy accessories. On their | Coventry” and “Brother Had a Rov-
eturn, the young couple will make|ing Eye” for its circulation.
heir home in Williams Lake. Many of the stories as above con-
Qut-of-town guests’ included ths|cern divorce suits and none of the
oride’s 90-year-old _ grandmothe-, d details are omitted, including oats
Mrs. D: Forbes, and her aunt and/thé names, addresses and ages of all 5 z
ancle, Mr. and’Mrs. Gilbeyt Forbes, | tlie people concerned. Showers Highlight
ali of the 122 Mile; Mrs. Norman Then. there are the ‘sad murder .
Lee of Hanceville; Mrs. Matilda| trials such as “Son in Tears as Best Social Events
Pinchbeck; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pinch-| Mother Ever Goes On APRA BURY pe Soe) is Pere eee
story starts out — “Two witnesses
wept jn the stone court building liere| Miss Ivis Blair, were co-hostesses at
today — the second day on whichja kitchen shower Monday evening,
Widow Roberts was accused of kill-| August 11, in honor of Miss Barbara
ing her second husband with weed .
killer. One was Owen Hughes, the
widow's son by her first marriage, F
who called her the best mother God | PePRY, Mrs. T. Mart, Mrs. E. H. Gi)-
over put breath into’; the other was|bon, Mrs. J, Abbott, Mrs. J. Gervan,

Most of the ads are small one-columu ALL CITIZENS WELCOME 2

efforts tucked well out of sight.
On the other hand, when you con-
sider that the News of the World
boasts a mere 8,000,000 circulation
per issue (the largest cireulation in
the world) those self-same small ad-
vertisements are probably costing
the advertisers a small fortune.
Guess you'll have to wait a while
for The Tribune to catch up. We've
only 7,999,000 more copies to go.

“Williams Lake Pharmacy”
is honored at having out initial:
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VISIT US both at the FAIR and in the STORE,

where you can receix e’ modern drug store
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This, advertisement is not publi or
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1 Government of British Columbia. | beck, and Father Cain of Quesnel.

BEAN GUESSING CONTEST — This “Battle
of Wits” ended !ast nght. The correct number
of beans in the trick jar and the WINNER’S
name is posted in ofir window.

SEE THE NEW

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McKenzie.
Invited guests included Mrs. T.

FOR GIFTS that are different — call in and

ieee ‘ i see our displays.
her 14-year-old step-daughter, 'Miss Carole Stoner, Mrs. J. Blair,
also : Sheila who alleged that Mrs. Rob- Mrs. C. Rhodes, Mrs. K. Moore, Mrs
WER and SIDE DELIVERY RAKE || ers aia nothing to netp ner mage. Fifer, Mrs. R. Woodland, Mrs. A. “Make this Your Drug Store”
Oe as he lay dying.” I wonder ho "Mackenzie and Mrs. G. Baker. 4 base 3 F3 ‘
made out?

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INTERIOR POWER & EQUIPMENT Then there is the fascinating story! yrs. Goo Gieeaaend te liad Hours — Monday to Saturday 9 a. to 7 pam. (exeept

under the headline “How Could He 0’Fee entertained Tuesday evening Wednesday 9 a.m to 1 p.m.) Saturday 9 a.m. to. 9 p.m:
L. D. Scott / Treat a Mother SO? which reads like|at a miscellaneous shower in honor iF
Williams Lake B.C. Phone 89 ® book of fiction. It goes — “Into We) of Mrs. Martin Latin, a recent bride.

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Grab but dignified atmosphere of the |The event was held at the home ot SCHOOL SUPPLIES g
; High Court went a number of elderly | Mrs. Steward. Wie Ss ree
5 = People to recall life in London in the| Gifts were presented to the guest WILLIAMS LAKE PHAR A Y
gay Edwardian days. of-honor in a decorated buggy which Ni C
For Your “Dances, bridge and gambling =| Was wheeled in by wee Rosaleen J: Brice M
the memories came flooding back ‘as

Steward 30ffin, Ph.c.

’ it it were only yesterday. But one/ Assisting the hostesses in serving Cariboo Saddlery Buil ling — Phone 99-R-5
character always dominated the|was Mrs. R. Clements. =
scene — Lily Beatrice Cleave, chorus-| Other guests included Miss Ber-

girl daughter of a glass-blower, who| nice Ray, Mice Shirley Chapelle, Mrs.

in November. 1906, married Join|S. Goad, Miss Madeliene Fullerton
We have a good stock of the following: :

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Raymond Cleave, ‘a dletinguiahod | Wier Goonies ene, Pulerton, Serve Coke with :
CEMENT — LIME — BRICKS Oxford athlete.

Wright, Mrs. S. J. Henke, Mrs. KE.
GYPROC AND DONNACONNA WALLBOARDS “Closely following the evidence | Deschene,

iss Marie Fiest, Miss W:' P =. :
was a man secking to extabiichtnat| Weetnon, uta arg Mis good things te eat
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he was the legitimate son of that| Mrs. John Borkowski,
SASH AND DOORS marriage. He is Ronald Artifur/field, Mrs. P. Hose
Cleave, an’d upon the result depended | Mrs. M. Latin $y Oeohak wares
Bapco Paint Lines — Builders’ Hardware whether he gained an interest in fhe Latin. ‘oca-Cola adds its own delicious ¢

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