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SRS PRIRONE, WOREEA pss SARE, 26.

LIVER THEATRR—

Monday, Tuesday.

Wednesday -- September 27, 28, 29
LORETTA YOUNG and JOHN FORSYTHE

in
“TT HAPPENS EVERY THURSDAY”

Comedy and News Show starts at 8:30 p.m.

Thursday, Friday, Saturday --- Sept. 30, Oct. 1, 2,
STERLING HAYDEN, GENE NELSON, PHYLLIS KIRK
in
“CRIME WAVE”

Comedy and News Thursday show at 8:30 Dm.

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:
Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz in “Long Long Trailer”

Cariboo Truck Hockey Rumours Stlil
Low Bidder On Bus {Flying In North

Rumours. continue to be heard
Lowest of five bids offered for sup- about the proposed re-vamping of
| ply of a new 37-passenger school bus the Prince George hockey elub for
for District 27, was that of Cariboo ;th€ coming season. From Quesnel
Thiel Bs Baal as |comes word that.the Lumbermen are
eremiéo ee Trl eaid'to be importing a dozen outside
Der ence veg Dl#¥ers. and that Frank Kuly, of Kel-
her local tenders were receive

owna has been approached to take

from Beath Motors (Williams Lake) Pe

Ltd., $4,832.45; Williams Lake
Motors Limited $5,043.90, and
Central Service Ltd., $5,250.00.

From Vancouver a bid was submit-
ted by Union Bus Sales Ltd.,—for
$4,915.00.

The new bus will be used to trans-
port students along the Wililams
Lake-150
At present this is being handled by
Jthe 19-passenger bus of Williams
» Which has covered
Kohnke’s Mill- 150 - Williams Lake
and also a run from 141 Mile to 150
Mile. At present there are 20 chil-
dren in the vicinity of Kohnke's, 11
at the 153, 24 between 141 and 150
Mile, and another 35 from 150 Mile

to Williams Lake. The taxi company’|

Introducing...

Not only a great new pattern — but more...
It’s today's NEW IDEA
In Silverware design

SOUTH SEAS in Community

Introductory offer —50 piece Service for eight

$79.95

in a beautiful PRESENTATION Chest

Open stock price $107.10
z YOU SAVE $97.15

Also in Gift Gox --- 4 South Seas Coffee Spoons,
regular value $3.60 for only $1.50
while they last

TERMS AVAILABLE

Do not delay as the above specials are for
= a limited time only

bus will now handle the 141 Mile
run.

‘Credit Union
Officials Coming

| Two officials of the B.C. Credit
|

Union League will be in Williams
Lake early in October to address the
jJocal branch. Coming are George
Stiling and Frank Humphrey, new-
lly elected field representative.
| Commenting on the strong growth |
lof the Williams Lake and District
Credit Union, Mr. Stirling states |
“There is no doubt in my mind that
this rich Cariboo country can sup:
port a large credit union, capable of
giving service to people throughout
| the area.”

The trip follows the opening on
September 18 of the new provincial
|headquarters of the league at Van-
couver. Officiating at the ceremonies
was attorney General Robert Bonner.
| There are now 300 credit unions in
| British Columbia with combined as-
| sets of over forty million dollars.

;

ile News
100 M
1 MR. HUNTER and Miss M. Kart-
| ner, district nurse, were at 100 Mile
j#ast week making arrangements for
| the Chest X-ray to come to 100 Mile.
The Women’s Institute here are
leseaserie it. The Clinie will be held
at the Public Works Garage on Oc-

tober 8 from 2 to 5. Please come.

Rubber really keeps
moisture and cold out
--- 6” and 9” all-rubber
Gum Boots with plain
or cleated soles ---
Leather Top Rubbers

plain top or with
detachable shearling

lining.

Logger Boots

We carry a complete line of the famous
DAYTON hand-made shoes,’ including.
Dayton loggers and Dayton 6“ work boots.

BRIDGE CREEK ESTATE ship-

ped a carload of steers to Pacifie/Mrs. J. Pomeroy were the former's
Boyd’s| brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Pomeroy of Victoria.

Meat, Marpole,
trailer truck took the steers to Ash-
ereft where they will be loaded on
the train.

UP TO SEPT. 21 we have had no
frost this year. The potato tops are
still untouched. even the tomato! E
plants arene’t a bit touched by frost.

the leaves just turning colour. |

Mile-Kohnke Mill route. |

Scott,

taking the Normal céurse.

Over the coaching job. Frank was
with Kelowna Packers last year.

The proposed tie-in with Dawson |
Creek, Hythe and Quesnel is not!
looked on favorably in Rivertown, |
While there has been no official dis-
cussion on the Peace River idea,
general feeling at Quesnl is such a
‘league would involve too much
‘travelling.

Shucedey, Gepianbel 56, £iN4

Better Service
Better Quality
Better Value

always at. .

WESTERN, RIFE & PIGEON

QUALITY GROCERS

PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE IS OUR AIM

Clothing And Goods

Lost In Cabin Fire

Pioneer Charlie Hamilton of Lac
La Hache lost camp goods and house-
hold effects valued at $1500 when
fire destroyed a storage cabin on his
property September 7, |

Mr. Hamilton, who is 87, lives in
another cabin but had most of his}
clothes in the one that burned down. |
Clothing of Johnny Eagl,e another |

PLUMBING AND HEATING

Sales - Service - Installations

FOR FREE ESTIMATES
Telephone 70-R-4

Central Plumbing & Heating

eld age pensioner who lives with Mr.

Hamilton was also lost,

Clothing Drive

Members of the Emergency Cloth- |
ing Committee are making an appeal |
for clothing for their storeroom. This |
litle known group, made up of rep-
reventatives from various women’s |
organizations, gathers and cata-
logues clothing for distribution any-
where in the district in case of dis-
aster. If you have old but serviceable
clothing you could donate, telephone
7R4 or 129-R4.and it will be picked

SS
2RS MISSED

As the last section of this week’
issue goes to press, we are still ad-
Justing the prize-winners list of the
Quesnel Fair. In the Gladiolus sec-
tion, two other local winners were
Miss Ethel Stafford and Mrs. M. Fair- |
ley. On page 6, where reference is
made to winners, Barry Bishop's
name is given instead of young Bob
Bishop.

ee ee
High-school graduates attending
University this year are Marvin
Elizabeth Stevenson and
Elizabeth Dean. Muriel McQueen is}

—o—_
Visiting last week with Mr. and

Don’t Let Shipping Fever. Ss
~ ‘Rob You of Valuable Calves!

Vaccinate wih FRANKLIN

PASTEURELLA pit. icm BACTERIN

Each dose of Franklin Pasteurella-Pseudodiphthericum Bacterin
gives you the double benefit of resistance’ against both Hemorrhagic
Septicemia and the complicatina infection that so frequently occurs with
Hemorrhacic Septicemia

Don't Wait — Vaccinate

Franklin 6% Sodium Iodide Solution for the
intravenous treatment of “LUMPY JAW” ‘and
“WOODEN TONGUB” in cattle.

Dosage 500ce for 1000-pound animal —
$2.25 per 500ce bottle
SULMET OBLETS

for the treatment of coccidiosis in calves

Use Franklin’s Tested Products

SOLD BY

Branpty’s Druc Store

AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR FRANKLIN SERUMS

BIRTHS
At War Memorial Hospital
HUSTON — To Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
ard Huston of Soda Creek, a son,
born September 20.

Saturday

Two door prizes will be gi

Opening Announcement

BROWNS FURNITURE STORE

First Avenue
(former premises of Williams Lake Dry Cleaners)

DOOR PRIZES

Customers will not have to purchase anything to be eligible.

September 25

ven away opening day.

Borkowski’s “cetwear

Niquidet Transport

Williams Lake

R. M. Blair's office, Wms, Lake, phone R66 |
Horsefly Phone, 3 short 1 long

- Horsefly

— Install an Oil Heater This Fall

Economical
—to buy
—to operate

See our selection of smart

Coleman & McClary

Oil Heaters priced from
$74.95 to $104.95

LAKE HARDWARE LTD.

Agents for

Fairbanks Morse - Evinrude Motors - McClary Ranges
Youngstown Kitchens - Servel Refrigerators

NOTICE TO RANCHERS

If you are contributing to this year’s Sale... remember these rules

1. Have cattle in to sale no
later than Tuesday
October 5.

pleted, must
all shipments.

Form 3’s may be obtained from: The Brand Inspector; R.C.M.P.,

2. Porm 3’s, properly com-
accompany

Form 3.

3. One owner only for each

Form 3.

_ 4. Cattle carrying other than
ewner’s brand must have
memo of sale attached to

or C.C.A. office.
Cariboo Cattlemen’s Association

5.1f Brands aren’t legible
they must be clipped out
before sale.

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