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BIRTHS ~

At War Memorial Hospital

BRUCE — To Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Bruce of Williams Lake, a daugh-
ter, born July 10,

JAMES — To Dr. and Mrs. John
James of Williams Lake, a daugh-
ter, born July 12.

INGALLS — To Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Ingalls of Williams Lake, a son, | Lake.
born July 12.

MOSIMAS — To Mr. ana Mrs. Jacob
Mosimas of Williams Lake, a
daughter, born July 15.

Five Firms Take
Out School Plans

At least five concerns have ‘taken

At Duncan, B.C.
JENSEN — To Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Jensen (nee Anne Wiens) a son,
Ernest Victor, born July 7.

couver firms: Holand Co:

Se

Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Henke of Rocky-
ford, Alberta, left today after a visit
with their daughter ana son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Hosey. Rosemary
Hosey accompanied them on the re-
turn trip for a visit at Rockyfora.

Ltd.

Dow
rie of Elma, Washington.

out plans and specifications on the |
Proposed eight-room addition to the |
junior-senior high school in Williams

Tenders for the two-storey frame
structure close with the local school
hoard office to-morrow aternoon

Taking out plans for the job were
Cloverdale Construction Co. Ltd, |
Cloverdale., and the following Van-|
ruction
Co. Ltd., C.J. Oliver Ltd., Turnbull |
& Gale Construction Co. Ltd., and |
Bennett & White Construction Co.

ing with their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
are Mr. and Mrs, George Bar-

IN CAMERON KILT

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday --- July 19 - 20 - 21
SUSAN HAYWARD ana CHARLTON HESTON
in
“PRESIDENT’S LADY”

Comedy and News Show starts at $:30 p.in.

Thursday, Friday, Saturday --- July 22 - 23 - 24
GLENN FORD and DIANA LYNN

in
“PLUNDER OF THE SUN”

Comedy & News Thursday show at 8:30 p.m,

TWO. COMPLETE PROGRAMS
PACH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT
First show at 6:45 — Second show at 8:45
Children admitted to second show only when accompanied by Parents

Coming the following week:
“STRANGERS ON A TRAIN"

—=OLIVER THEATRF=

A NEW

LEATHERGOODS
LINE

We are pleased to announce our appointment as
distributors for the Frank Tilley & Son line of
leathergoods.

We have a large supply of the complete line in the
more modern style of better grade leather wallets,
billfolds, etc., at the best prices for such quality.

There is a very fine range of leathers from $3.95 to
$10.00 in Persian Calf, Aniline calf, Seal skin, Pig
skin, Morrocco, Steer hide, Luxon, and willow calf.
All gift boxed.

“JEWELLERS

ATTENTION — Citizens, Ranchers, Farmers
Williams Lake Auction Room

FIRST AVENUE AT PROCTOR
Open Daily -- 1 to 6 p.m.
s BRING IN ANYTHING OF VALUE
J. R. ERSKINE, Auctioneer

EXECUTIVE
Ain WHITE

by TOOKE

A good-looking white shirt by

Tooke is always correct. That's
why so many discriminating busi-
ness men prefer Executive in White
\ | by Tooke. The Executive shirt is
\\ distinctive, made of quality fabrics
\\ in a wide range of becoming and
comfortable collar styles to suit
every taste.

“We'd like to show you Executive

you'll want’ several
this fall!

Borkowski’s “ezswecr

in White. We know $5.95

| Central Press Canadian
| Wearing

regiment there. As
» he was
i 1 ceremonial
Scottish Highland sword. The
Duke piloted his own plane from
Paris to Lueneburg,

ng Mr. and Mrs. Steye Mal-
re Mr. and Mrs. Jack Milliken
of Stratford, Ont.

Mr, and Mrs. B. Wallace of Santa
Monica, California, are up to spena |
the summer at tnefr catap on the
north arm of Quesnel Lake.

Mrs. Elmer Carswell and famil;
| are holidaying at Veronn.

; More About Anahim
| (Continued from Page 1)
Casmille Lulu. 3ra prize $25 split
| between Adam Elkins and Shag
| Thompson.

3are Back — ist $50, Oggie Ca-

2nd $35, Shag Thompson;
Daye Wilson.
Horse Race — 1st $25, An-

|1oine Billy riding “Donald”: 2nd $10,
| Babby Raptiste riding “Black Jack.”

Saddle Race — ist $

laren Sa iding “Spider”; 2nd
| $10, Tommy Timothy from Redstone.
Stake Race — ist $15, Engene
muy on “Spider’; 2nd $8, Gabby
| Baptiste on “Rusty”.
| Foot Race — 1st $5 Walt Bliss.
Children’s foot race — 1st, Eddy
Elkins; 2nd Roy Graham; 3rd, Bady
Sulin, ‘

Prizes for Best Broncs — 1st $30,
Frank Witte; 2nd $10, Andy Holt.

As if that wasn’t enough riding for

| these boys, a contest of exhibition
| riding was got up by eleven cowboys,
| each paying a dollar. winner take all.
| Winner was Gordon Wilson.

The morning of the 11th found all
holiday minded folk taking it easy,
visiting from camp to camp, parents
and children fishing in the Dean riv-
er; some of the ranchers trying ‘out
the new Fordson Major diesel tractor
Beath Motors had on display; afew
outfits packing for the trip home. By
afternoon quite « number of camps
had been broken and their occupants
jolting homeward over the roughest
road in the Cariboo, content that
they'd had a real home-grown worth
while holiday

Si

Alexis Creek News =

MISS ANITA GIBBS left Monday
for Ttala Lake, where she will work
for Mrs. Graham,

JUDGING FROM THE NUMBER
of fishermen pasinsg through these
days, the fishing on our up-country
lakes must be good.

MRS. T. LEE Sr., returned home
from a five weeks’ stay in Kamloops.

MRS. D. FINLAY of Victoria ar-
Tived last week to fill the position of
housekeeer at the Outpost Hospital.
Mrs. Finley has worked with the Red
Cross before, spending four years at
the Terrace hospital as housekeeper
ang dietician,

Tatlayoko Lake News

Better Service
Better Quality
Better Value

always at . .

WESTERN, RIFE & PIGEON

QUALITY GROCERS

PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE IS OUR AIM

JARAD and BONNIE PURJUB
and their families are enjoying camp

life while working on their new
home site. They will build just south
of Harry Haynes’, but across the
river on the west side.

MRS. WILL PURJUE left the val-
ley July 2 to help out at the Chilanko
Forks Coffee Bar for awhile.

MRS. ANNA MeNEIL and son Gor-
don left the Circle X on Friday's
|staze. Gordon took both grade 7 ana
}s by correspondence while at the |
ranean and expects to enter high.
| school in Vancouver.

MISS JULIANA SAMMY, eldest
daugther of Eugene's, is helping at
the Circle X.

THE CATTLE TRAIL along the
east side of Tatlayoko Lake is show-
ing a big improvement since H. Me-

EDWARD M. TAKAHASHI

OPTOMETRIST
will be at the

RANCH HOTEL - WILLIAMS LAKE

‘Wednesday, July 21st

trom 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m,

For Complete Eye Examination Appointment
*phone or write The Ranch Hotel

Ghee and Ed Sill have been cutting
out patches of windfall on it,
BEAR have been fairly numerous

this spring. Positive proof that they
have been molesting the cattle turn-
ed up at branding time. A young calf
was badly clawed; several others,
branded earlier, were missing.
Prompt reaction came when Ed Sill
and Mrs. Gerry Bracewell shot two
blacks each.

MOST of the Valley folk stayed
home from the Anahim Stampede
this year, due to a too-heavy schedule
of pre-haying activities. Pete Bap-
tiste and family drove up for the last
two days, as did Gerry and Alf Brace-
well and the boys,

Fails To Stop Following
Accident, Motorist Fined

Charged with failing to remain at
the scene of an accident, Stanley
Bowie pleaded guilty in police court
yesterday and was fined $25 and
costs or in default four months.

The charge arose out of an inci-
dent that oceurred on the Cariboo
Highway about four miles south of
town. The car driven by Bowie met
and sideswiped an oncoming vehicle
driven by Robin Blair. After the im-
Pact Bowie continued on his way
without stopping. About $200 dam-
age was done to the vehicle driven
by Blair.

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HAYING SPECIAL

Ferguson Side Delivery Rake (Type DEO-20)
on Rubber Tires, and new condition

Special $395.00
Interior Power & Equipment

Williams Lake Phone 89-R-2

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ADAMS EXPORT
ADAMS PRIVATE STOCK
ADAMS OLD RYE

also
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