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THE TRIBUNE. WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C,

Base &

: Skates Sharpened

Hollow Ground - Prompt Service

ZIPPERS REPAIRED OR REPLACED

New Rubber Bottoms for Leather-top Boots

Tong" 4 Leather Shen

Williams Lake Phone 15-R-3

Hunters Take 320
Cow Moose Cut

Up to the time the Cache Creek
jchecking station closed for the sea-
son, 320 cow moose were taken out.
This figure would be far short of
the actual moose kill as a result of
the cow season though, Game War-
den Leo Jobin has commented.

RUBBER STAMPS
THE TRIBUNE

In support of his theory, Mr. Jobin
ites the recent case of four local
hunters killing rour cow moose in
Beaver Valley. Sach moose was fol-
lowed by a caf, the hunters reported
to’ Mr Jobin, and according to the
game warden it is extremely doubt-
ful if one of these calves could last
the winter without the protection of
the larger animal. Two of the cows
had been carrying twin calves and
the other two single calves when the
eareasses were inspected. On the
basis of this theory then, the killing
of four moose actually resulted in
the elemination of 14 animals.

Menswear Dept.

ALL-NYLON SOX in plain shades of sand,
wine and grey .... -. $1.75 pair
NYLON & WOOL SOX in fancy patterns, shades of
grey, wine, green, brown and navy $1.60 pair
CURRIE TIES, Christmas boxed $1.50

A Happy Christmas Everyone
and a Prosperous 1953

LOU AND PHYLLIS SCOTT
Interior Power & Equipment

This business will be closed for staf! holidays
December 20th to January 5th

Grocery Dept.

KELLOGG’S BRAN FLAKES, 14 oz. pkt.
KELLOGG’S ALL BRAN, per pkt. .....
MEDDO PBHAS, sieve 4 .... ~.. 3 for 55¢
ROYAL CITY PEACHES, 20° oz. we. 8 for 79¢
ROYAL CITY APRICOTS, 15 oz. ........... 3 for G65e
BURNS LARD, 1's 15e
ALYMER TOMATO JUICE, 20 oz. . . 8 for 55¢
JAP ORANGES, ...... . per- box $1.42

We will be open Wednesday, December 24, to 6 p.m.
Closed December 25 and 26

Mackenzies Ltd.

British Columbia

Service or other

Public Ward ..

Hospital Rate Increase

Applicable only to persons not covered by
Hospital

agencies,

Effective January 1, 1953

Semi-private ward’ .. $11.50 per day
Private Ward ........ $12.50 per diy

These rates do not include X-ray, operat-

ing room ‘charges and other special services.

WAR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

Insurance

$10.50 per day

W. J. THOMAS,

Administrator,

= We all come home for Christmas

---and this is the magic of Christmas —that even though miles

and continents may separate us from our dear ones, in our hearts

we all come home for Christmas.

2 Che House of Seagram

| HORSEFLY

‘Eight-Year Old
Describes Horsefly

The caricature of a horsefly origin-
ated by Al Williamson, has brought
many a chuckle to residents and
visitors. However it took Lillion
Dunlop, aged 8, to enjighten us to
its double meaning. Gazing up at the
Horsefly emblem in Mrs. H. Brown’s
home, Lillian solemnly said “That
thing has the face of a horse and the
back of a fly as that makes it Horse-

makes B.C.

at H. J. Gardner & Sons
Horsefly Lake, came home Saturday
night with turkeys over their shoul-
ders.
given the single men.

THE MARRIED MEN employed
sawmill,

A different present

will be

RALPH BRYANT and Art John-

son, North America Lodge, did some
fast travelling recently.
Horsefly Lake December 2, by car to
Prince Rupert. There they took the
boat to Ketchikan, Alaska, and were
back home December 5th. They re-
ported the roads were in very good
condition.

They left

MR. and MRS. J. WYLLIE have

by. It has the wings of a bee and its|gone to their home in Duncan. They
eyes are open so it can see, that|plan to return next March.

DR. and MRS. D. J. MILLAR left

PERRY HOOKER Killed five cou- Saturday for Vancouver to attend
gar not many miles from home. He
says there are more to get.

THE WHIR of sewing machines
can be heard \in the homes of Mrs. Fay Shillington arrived from Levack,

their son Delbert’s wedding, Decem-
ber 19th. He is in the Air Force.

JOE WILLIAMS, Jr., and Miss

Bud Gibbons and Mrs. H. Hockley as | Ontario.
Tree concert December 18. °

home of Mrs. Fred Jones. The pur-|Joe Williams.
pose of these teas is very nice for a
seattered community... Having no
time or opportunity to see each other
frequently, the ladies gather at each

a few days at Quesnel.

ships. Present were Mrs. E. Stober,| playing outdoors are muddier.
Mrs. G. Hockley, Mrs. W. Walker.|Horsefly Lake, December 13,

Williams. _ ) barefoot.

Miss Shillington has been
they assemble costumes for the Xmaa| transferred from a bank in Levaek,
to Victoria. They will spend Christ-
THE monthly tea was held at the|@Ms with Joe’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.

MRS. ALF GARDNER is spending

MILD WEATHER is still being en-
others’ homes with their knitting, joyed, all snow has disappeared. AU
mending, etc., and keep up friend- roads are muddy and the children

At

iwo
Mrs. L. Walters, Mrs. B. Gruhs, Mrs.| young ladies were enjoying one of
H. Gibbons, Mrs. B. Lowry, Mrs. J.|summer’s pleasures—running around

XMAS
TURKEYS

There is as much difference in the quality of Turkeys
as there is in Coffee.

Edmunds Ranches Turkeys now on sale by both
Meat Markets in Williams Lake, are only 6
months old. They were scientifically fed to produce
the right fatness, firmness of flesh, tenderness and
mature appetizing flavour.

They were kept on slatted floors 3 feet off the

the earth were kept free of disease or other opje
tionable features. Their special feed and runway
space being controlled, they could not run them-
selves thin or make their muscles tough or pick up
tainted food as is the case with range run birds.

. They were only fed fresh water during the 36
hours before being killed. They were individually
chilled after being plucked which insures you re-
ceiving far superior quality than -those packed
warm and tight in boxes or cartons.

They are the Broad Breasted Bronze type which
has up to 15% more white meat and up to 15%
less bone than any other breed.

_You can either make or mar your Xmas dinner
almost entirely on the quality of your Turkey.
Edmunds Ranches Turkeys are of Paramount
Quality in every respect, therefore, please be sure
and ask for a turkey produced on

EDMUNDS RANCHES AT MACALISTER, B.C.

Sincerely wishing you
Very Merry Christmas

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