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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.¢.

Thursday, July 30, 1953

Out at Alexis Creek, Tommy Lee
has completed alterations to Alexis

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hannah ar-|
rived home Saturday following a
three-week trip to astern Canada.| Creek Store. Mr. Lee's store has
Mr. Hannah brought back a new'| been enlarged to make room for the
truck from Windsor for his distribut-| Post Office, and other alterations
ing frm. have resulted in better display space.

OLIVER THEATRE—

Monday.

Tuesday, Wednesday -- August 3 - 4 -
J. ARTHUR RANK’S
“A QUEEN IS CROWNED”

All the pomp and pageantry of the Coronation
Filmed in Glorious Technicolor

THREE SHOWS DAILY
Matinee 2:30 p.m. -

Evening shows 6:45, 8:45

Thursday, Friday, Saturday -- August 6-7-8
Bing Ciosby and Bob Hope

in
“ROAD TO BALI”
Comedy & News Thursday show at 8:30 p.m.
TWO COMPLETE PROGRAMS
EACH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT
First show at 6:45 — Second show at 8:45
Children admitted to second show only when accompanied by Parents

Thursday, Friday, Saturday this week.
Bob Hope and Marilyn Maxwell in “OFF LIMITs”

FOR YOU

To further serve the interests of our customers,
we have added the

L. E. WATERMAN CO.

complete. line of writing
NOW complete stock of the best in pens and
pencils,

instruments to our

We are able to supply your require-
ments in any style or price.

E.G. WOODLAND & SON

OFFICI*“L TIME INSPECTOR P.G.E. RAILWAY

Men’s
: DRESS
: SOCKS
: Special
ES
i shen % ey
Dress socks with nylon reinforced heels and
toes . .. Five shades to choose from, all solid
colours

Five Pairs for $2.95

THE BRITISH BYFORD .
wool sock with nylon reinforcing per pair $1.50

FULL-LENGTH diamond pattern socks... 100%
pure wool, made in Spain .... «. per pair. $2.75

STRAIGHT NYLON,
colours ....

Borkowski’s /twear

.. an English made, all

ankle socks, assorted
$1.00 and $1.25 per pair

HOME AGAIN

P.G.E. Invites Bids
On North Stations

Four Quesnel and three Prince
George firms have been invited toj
submit bids for construction of the
new PGE station at Prince George
and building of section houses and
iréight and passenger shelters at
way points along the line between
Quesnel and Prince George.

Quesnel firms invited to bid are
Malmquist and Vaupel Ltd., Sargent

Construction; Docherty-Blair, and
Cariboo Homes Ltd.
Prince George firms which will

be submitting bids are A. P. Ander-
son; Jamieson Construction Co Ltd.,
and Dezell Construction Co. Ltd.

Largest of the projects will be
construction of the station at Prince
George. This will be a modern )uild-
ing offering full facilities for passen-
ger and express traffic.

Freight and passenger shelters at
way points will be similar to those
at present in service on the line
south of Quesnel. In some instances
it is likely they will be of portable
nature.

Closing date for the bids has not
been disclosed but it is understooa
that an early start on the work is
expected. While the way point build-
ings can be erected speedily the new
Prince George station may take sev-
eral months to complete.

At present temporary passenger
accommodation is being maintained
at the Prince George freight shed.

—Central Press Canadian

Wind is no respecter of royalty,
so Princess Margaret makes a
grab for her skirt as a playful
breeze in London lifts her hem
slightly. The princess, back from
a tour of Southern’ Rhodesia,
Africa. is veported reconeilnd to
the absence of Group

the British embisss y in Brussels:

Prov. Government

Office Hours Change Changes Listed
In line with the recently annuune-

ed five-day week for provincial gov- In Fall Fair List

ernment employees, the following
business hour changes will be ob-
served by government offices here,
effective next week: Public Works
office, closed Saturday; government
agent’s office, open Saturday morn-
ing from 9 to 12 for mining and
court business only; social welfare
office, closed Saturday.

District Agriculturist Joe Walsh
says he has not received any. diree-|
tive from Victoria in regards to his
office, and the same information has
been supplied The Tribune by Rap- 8-9 should read ‘Grand Aggregate,
ger Ken Petersen of the Forestry Special (not. specified), Simpson-
Office. —7Sears.’ D15 - 1st prize $25 donated

Offices closing Saturday morning| by Les Pigeon and 10 sheets of ply-

Officials of the Cariboo Fall Fair
Association announce the following

this year.
Div. 10, class 6 — White bread
special, should read ‘Ham = C. Rob-

ets, Oliver Theatre.’ D10, C23 —
Grand aggregate, 2nd special should
read ‘chocolates - Moirs Ltd.’ D.7-

will be open at 8:30 instead of _9| wood; 2nd prize $20; 8rd prize, $15.
a.m. during weekdays. , | D1, C19 - Roses special (not speci-
fied) Jones Tent & Awning Co.

Miss Lee of Redstone is a patient
in War Memorial Hospital.
“Mrs. Willa Tucker returned Sun-
day from a three-week holiday at the
coast.

More About Voters Asked

to approve a move to another loca-
tion.

Speaking briefly on the PGE, the
senator said he had presented and
steered through the Senate the bill
to provide the provincial govern-| Vancouver, B.C., will be at the Lake-
ment with financial assistance to|view Hotel all day Tuesday, August
build the extension from Quesnel to | 4th.

Brites George, ,| Mrs. C. W. Wilson of Toronto, ac-

Asked if B.C. had been turned| oonpanied by her daughter, Mrs.
down on a request for assistance) victor Hosie of Detroit, left Wed-
with the Squamish-North Vancou-| yocaay following a week's visit with
ver extension, Senator Turgeon said|io> cicter, Mrs. F. E. Mussalman,

Murdoch McLeod, optometrist, of

Better Service oe

Better Quality

Better Value

always a}. .

WESTERN, RIFE & PIGEON
QUALITY GROCERS

PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE IS OUR AIM

changes in the prize list issued early)

|

erts.’ D9 — Class 3 — ladies sweater.
special should read ‘$5 theatre tick-|

Summertime ~~
Is Picture Taking Time
Carry a Kodak When You Travel

wopet US "399

; FILMS

Black & White, Colour, § and 16 mm movie film

Summer Home Hair Preparations -
* HOME PERMS

RICHARD HULNUT HOME PERM KIT WITH THE
NEW EEAUTY RINSE NEUTRALIZER

TONI PERM KiTS
REGULAR - for hair with -average curling
qualities.
GENTLE - for hair that sets éasily
SUPER - for hard-to-curl hair

TONETTE - PROM
FIRST AID SUPPLIES
Auto Travelling Kits - Band Aids

Branpbiy’s Drug Store

AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR FRANKLIN SERUMS

to his knowledge neither the pres-
ent government nor the previous co-
alition government had ever made
formal requests to Ottawa for such
assistance.

BIRTH
At War Memorial Hospital
EDINGER — To Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Edinger, Williams Lake, a
daughter, born July 27.

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
LOST
MEXICAN CHIHUAHUA dog, light

brown, seven-months old. Two let-
ters and mumber tattooed on
stomach. Notify RCMP, Williams
Lake.

Support
Social Credit

GROWING FORESTS

mean

JOBS, PAY,
SECURITY

Social Credit
Representatives in Ottawa
Mean Progress for B.C.

because only Social Credit
representatives, who have
no worries about treading
on outside political toes,
can work in harmony with
a Social Credit provincial
government. Progress, as
exemplified by develop-
ment of natura] resources,
completion of transporta-
tion facilities and expan-
sion of present areas, can
be speeded up by sending
Social Credit members to
the House of Commons.

VOTE

FOR YOUR

SOCIAL CREDIT
CANDIDATE
Let Ottawa Know That
B.C. Is Tired Of
Old Party Rule!
This advertisement issued by the

B.C. Social Credit Campaign
Committee. ae

«+... and you can be certain
you'll look your very best
with a ‘Manhattan’ perm.

Telephone 15-R-4
for appointment

MARGARET BLENKINSOP

The Manhattan Beauty Salon

We have just installed a paint mixing machine

“Buy Bapco Paint’’
and have it thoroughly mi ed FREE OF CHARGE

See.us for your screen door requirements, we also
carry a stock of adjustable window screens.
s”’ Painted Donnaconna Wallboard, 4x8, - $2.10
sheet. This board has a clean :painted surface on-
one side and does not require sizing, should you
wish to paint it another color. st

H. J. Gardner & Sons Ltd.

Your Building Supply Dealer

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