The gifts were placed in a gaily

beee 8° : - THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C. Thursday, April 9, 1953.
Bride-To-Be Honoured decorated chair for the bride-to-be,

By rends ot Shower [-irtstcatecatusse US. CONSUMERS. BACKING
“ist nts tenon eos ares anne eens” “"" WEST COAST GAS APPLICATION Better Service

3 Other inuites guests included

: © will take place tomorrow eve- s Paula Weir, Mrs. B. sument is shaping up in fa-y future that important new discover-
ning was guest-of- : at a miscel-

i ns Vv guest-or. Ono at a miscel Mrs. V. Carolan, 2 . Carl idian natura) gas £ i will be made. Until they are, it
‘neous shower Thursday night at i Beeis- ane the Pscifie Northwest, aceording to| is wiser to conserve what we have.
the home of Mrs. Tom Denny. ee eee? eee. Ds

: teas wihitcceisen a bulletin from the hearing betore| “For these reasons it is in line = = |=
Co-hostesses tor the event were| oN of Lillooet, Miss Marie Bellmond,| 114. peaeval Power Commission at|with sound national policy and the
Mrs. Willa Tucker, Miss Audrey Den-| Miss Helen Lee, Mrs. V. Coleman, Washington. best long run interests of the Pacific

ny and Mrs. B. Matthews. and Miss Kathy Dunlop.

The examiner Mr. Law ruled out| Northwest to look outside the United

some of the evidence from the Pacific | States for a continuous supply of - : : “Be t y an
Northwest Fish and Co, presented re- i = ter = ue

natural gas. The only source. of im-

0 L | VE R T H E T R E garding their supply However ke-| portance lies in British Columbia
- —_ serves in the San Juan basin are/and Alberta. The Pacific Northwest
— A a always at...

Stated at three trillion feet. It was|-alone ofthe indystrial areas of the
also revealed by evidence ‘subleasi

United States is in a position to tan

R

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday -- April 13, 14, 15 of gas supply from Four Corners area | this great reservoir of natural gas

A s from the Phillips Petroleum but at-|to the north. For all practical pur- a ie 2
ei Humphrey Bogart - Ethel Barrymore ter a lengthy debate a dim view was| poses we are the sole available out-
in taken of further raids on the supply | let for the gas, a fact which makes : 9
“DEADLINE U.S.A.” which before this hearing was start-| us indispensable to our Erlend to

Comedy and News — Show starts at 8:30 p.m. ba) were Senmiarked TOF thie! Pacific, the: noxtiis i QUALITY G OCERS

Southwest expanding market. s
PROMPT AND:CO URTEOUS SERVICE IS OUR AIM

While Washington is being bom-

Thursday, Friday, Saturday -- April 16, 17, 18 barded with arguments pro and con =
John Payne -- Arlene Dali for the Federal Power to consider | —————— z z :
ia = on who is the one to supply the north Newlyweds Henoured
west U.S. with gas, the north west :

“CARIBBEAN” is not whittling. In a joint meeting |By Neighbours at Shower Ni iquidet Transpo t

of the Oregon and Washington Cham-

TWO COMPLETE PROGRAMS ber y i i
2 = bers of Commerce at Portland, Dr. A delightful evening was spent W illiams Lake =. Horsefi
EACH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT Nat Eagle of the Washington Uni-; March 28 at the home of Mr. and y
First show at 6:45 - Second show at 8:45 yen ty Went to Dat for the Canadian) Mrs. KB. Higgins when they enter: (||, R. M. Blair’s office, Wms. Lake, phone R66
gas. tained in honour of Mrs. Higgins’ 3 5
Children admitted to second show ONLY when “Competition for the gas from the| brother and Mr. Higgins’ niece, Mr. Horsefly Phone, 3 short 1 long
accompanied by Parents. San Juan area comes from Califer-| and Mrs. Glenn MeMillan (nee Irma
y . nia, New Mexico, Texas and Colorado. | Malm).
Comedy & News Thursday show at 8:30 p.m. Such competitive pressure niust in-| There were 38. present including
2 = evitably have the tendency to inerease| 12 outsiders who dared attempt the
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, this week: the price over the years even if the| seasonal road conditions and made
Maureen O’Hara, Peter Lawford in “KANGAROO” FPC decides in favour of that source.| it by- mutual aid. Before the card

“No. competition at all exists in] games and sing-song gave way to
the Peace River area, The Pacilic| dancing came the reason for the
Northwest is the sole market for this! party — the salute to the bride and
t reserve. Thus from a cold econ- groom and presentation of a trailer
omic appraisal the Peace River area| in miniature “hauled” by a toy track

INTERIOR FREIGHTWAYS

SCHEDULED FREIGHT SERVICE should be the lowest cost area.” |— foreshadowing their imneruc Protect your livestock investment
Between Williams Lake and Quesnel ing his conclusions] plans for life in a trailer — and con- a & =
Leaves Quesnel 1 p.m. Mondays and ‘Thursdays Bs > taining a shower -of lovely gifts. To with these sproven veterinary
Leaves Williams Lake 1 p.m. Tuesday and Friday “Careful serutiny of the facts} this the groom suitably responded. 5
INTERIOR FREIGHTWAYS, leaves litle roow for doubt that the| Later, centering the refreshment oS supplies
W. T. Hannah United States is fast becoming a ae-| table was a cake made by Mrs. His- 3 aa ee i <
ficit area for natural gas. The full] gins, depicting a logging scene sur- FRANKLIN UTERINE: CAPSULES
impaet of scarcity of natural gas is| mounted by a bulldozer which aia DIBESTRANOL D.P. -- a 4ce injection used
as yet not felt. However, barriers| not fail to bring forth expert criti_ instead of uterine capsules, * ites
* which have restrained demand are| cism.
LI- S! if
-FIGURINES being rapidly broken while supply is| — B. Spencer Mewetl was aiso eattea TEU ee ae REA TAG:
working against’ rising costs in an| upon to take.a bow in recognition of we eee ena tio at ie oe
MH ; industry which» exploits a non-re-| the recent addition to his family of vy Yr brevent losses from
In china ‘ scours in young livestock.
Placable natural resource. Hence,|a young son. Dancing, interspersed gs
Z s 1 ital it will not be long before this condi-| with singing continued into the FRANKLIN C-L SOLUTION = for the intraven- -
A large shipment of these popular anima tion gains wide rercognition. It is,| morning hours to music by our ‘ocal ous treatment of Milk Fever andin corree-
i i m English of course, always a hope for the] musicians. tion of blood calcium deficiencies,
and bird figurines, made fro & eta sient ai ant
utsiders present were Mr. an 2 = a
bone china... .a perfect gift suggestion 7 a | Mrs. Glenn McMillan, Mr. and Mrs. NTRS VENOUS Sets a for intravenous ad-
t 7 Fireman In Accident Clarence McMillan and son Howard, s on of sterile solutions.
from. $1-10" up : : was and Verna Malm; Mr. and Mrs. Bud FRANKLIN DEHORNING PASTE
y Answering Fire Siren Edahl and son, Harry Powell, Benj FRANKLIN BLOOD STOPPER
JOODLAND & SON Mobbs, all of whom returned Sunday . FRANKLIN DEHORNING PAINT
¥ In his hurry to get down to the ss ‘ D
F 3 ke heir homes in Lone Butte, Roe <
I. G. W : fireball Monday night when the sjrea| f© ‘Rely homes i AND PROTECTIVE DRESSING

Lake and Bridge Lake. oa
Watchmakers and Jewellers wailed, fireman Doug Mallette drove | “* DEHORNER:

y s ig the corner of
OFFICIAL TIME INSPECTOR P.G.E. RAILWAY through a stop sign at F

- all sizes SYRINGES —
Third Avenue and Oliver Street,

seided wit ameter ov ead as] = BIRTHS Branp.y’s Drug Store

At War Memorial Hospital

The front of both cars were dam- : AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR FRANKLIN SERUMS
e aged in the collision hut no one was] woops — To Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
Saturday Specials hurt, Murray Slack was the driver of] gon Charles Woods of Meldran
the other automobile involved. Greeks daughter, bokacapti’a:
he cause of the alarm, a chimuey : 3
i ii one of the PGE company'| ANDERSON — To Mr. and Mrs. For the Finest in
BORK LEGS (whole or halt) + per: 1b. 600 houses, was a poor second in excite- Oscar Anderson of Ochiltree, a %

PORK CHOPS

++ per 1b. 60¢ ment value. daughter, born April 4.0 QUALITY MEATS

FROZEN FOOD SPECIAL ine §
SPINACH, fresh frozen -- per pkt. 26c Excavating Starts
For Federal Building
Cariboo Cold Storage Ltd. Excavating work .on the new Fed-
eral Building site started yesterday
morning. Work is being done by lo-
= cal Department of Public Works
equipment, hired by the general con-
tractor, C. J. Oliver Ltd.

Shop with Confidence at

Williams Lake Meat Market
PRIVATE TRUCK SALE

Canada emerged from 1952 with] Westerner Wins
the strongest dollar in the world, a British Empire Medal Units Selling Under Market Value
cA record capital investment of $5,200,- For Service in Korea

(4 ’ 000,000,000 and exports surpassing
C28 $4,000,000;000 for the first time in 1- 1954 8-ton Special Fatee ee
1- 1951 3-ton Fargo

The aircraft carrier HMCS Mag-
nificent has travelled far since her
commissioning in April, 1948. Train-
ing cruises have taken her to the
sub-Aretic and the Caribbean, to
wear too with ‘Tony Day” Europe several times and twice to
the Mediterranean.

asual wear can be smart 1- 1952 3-ton Special Fargo (new tires)
casua. v4 Lg s

1- 1952 3-ton Fargo (new, motor)
1- 1948 1-ton Ford Pick-up (new motor)

Alue :

8- 5-ton Hydraulic Jacks, Truck Chains
Bluestone Sport Shirts ||| the Williams Lake: Golf Sergt. Paul I Tomelin of Cat- and Miscellaneous Tools

pullovers or . cardigans

+++ lade from British Canada's population should ad-
vance beyond the 15,000,000 mark

this year.

100% pure wool with a

cashmere finish, these are ideal for spring wearing

38.75 ANNUAL MEETING

ot

Cardigans $9.95 Pullover

d b gery and pomenton, “nas been =
2 awarded the British &mpire : 3
A large selection available in these popular sports and Country; Metal for distinguished service Reason for Sale: owner leaving town.
ete ° in Korea. An official army

i i igt JILLAGE HAL iz |
shirts, smartly stlyed in plain colours and bright VILLAGE HALL plistegraplise, Ne, nak received All Sale Items may be seen ab
plaids, from $3,95 to $7.50 Friday, April TO bhotegraphs of Canadian troops

in action. Since his return from x
8 pam. Korea last December after 18
65 months in the war theatre, he
eidweanr Anyone interested in gotting is |] hes been employed. as command :
photographer in Prairie Com. sae oe sas
Poe ee ee cordially invited to attend. man? “ith headquarters in W Railway Avenue Williams Lake

nipeg.*

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