Bags § > : SESS oh TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, 8.6. Thursday, March 17, 4888,

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LOCAL RANCHERS BUY BULLS Locals Win Two —— Players Ready BIRTH
Heaviest local purchaser at the cher of 144 Mile for an Alberta bull | K I 1¢..¢ | So Resa Bena
Kamloops bull «ale last’ week was| bred by George & Jas. Holo f ham cops Spie For First Production JACKSON — To Mr. and- Mrs.
Alkali Lake Raneh Ltd. This well-| Other district puy - Robert Jackson of Williams
Known district ranch purchased | fords were Daniel Lake, a daughter, born Mareh 12.
three herd sires; paying the third} 0 for an a
highest price at the sale, $1000 “a eorge W.

Wife Preservers

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aH are to bay
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The hop rink of skips from the ‘The two pla
local ladies curling club won their and “Dark Brown
first two games and then were prese: nted to the palit on Ma
knocked out of competition in the and
Kamloops open ladies’ bonspiel on production. Two full casts

MELLISNH — To Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Mellish of Williams
Lake, a son, horn March 12,

Bill Lehman, Ana-
5 fora K & M Freding
Moon, Williams Lake,

‘ Hereford bred by Felix M. Abel. | him Lake,
Alkali Lake paid $900 for a bull bull; R.

< : the weekend with two straight ing mightily under the critical eyes

bred by Len W. Wood and $650 for! $325 for a Basran Bros. bull. 2
eae nea $950-tor (825 iscata Gi nbs. of es losses. ; of their directors, Mrs. Joan Mc-, BACON — To Mr. and Mrs Reid
2 x 2S The rink won the ‘spiel’s hard Kinnon and Gail Galbraith. | Bacon of Williams Lake, a son,

One of the other top sale prices] was the only district purcha

Juck priz vas their gamesd ~ Pi s of first night's per-| born Mareh 12.
was the $925 paid by Orville Flet-/a Shorthorn bull at the show, paying |/UCK Prize. It Was thelr; Arst games} Proceeds of the: first night's ver | s
ee SO for a James Turner animal, | 7Uficial ice. Five made the trip formance will be donated to the War|
“LASSIFY “Only district breeder coniriunting }22¢ SWitGhed: -aroilval<dutiuw ‘the Memorial Wospieal Building Fund, ae
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ¢ 5 to | Z2mes. They included Mrs. T. Bishop, and the members of the Williams
was Dan Lee, who took two bulls to ; A
Iamloopa. ‘One of tiese wal Mrs. D. Irvine, Mrs. F. Mathesow,); Lake Players are hoping that the S
\s < pee Mrs. R. Kelt and } <. Rit eople istrict wi i S
LOST peleoye Chaat vs. R, Kelt and Mrs. Ik. nite. pecota nt the: alates Wis 8 ty Better Service
BLUE BUDGIE. Phone 51R3. and the other went to Empire Valley ther ste Cn ike. Sees ae
Reward. ®. | cattle Co., of Clinton for $400 CANIMAHOOD NEWS Dew Venture on: thepart of ani inter: | 5
i i i —— ested local group. Better Quality

= (OLIVE R THE ATRE—= ss lei Veteran Auctioneer Better Value

Receives Memento always at. .

A new sawmill company has been

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday --- March 21, 22, 23 formed at Canim Lake, the partners Kamloops — An incorri ‘ible and
being John Hogan, George Robert- well-loved veteran of all 37 Provin- i =
EDWARD G. ROBINSON and JOHN FORSYTHE son of Neueouyen Al Mason, former-| cial Bull Sale and Fat Stock Shows
: omar gmin| edness! WESTERN. RIFE & PIGEON
more recently of Genioene Heri tiful timepiece that chimes out to! 9
“GLASS WEB” ‘ Blacklock from Summerland and mark every hour. This will be tucked
: s previously Kitimat. The firm will into a vest pocket and no doubt every
Comedy and News Show starts at 8:30 p.m. operate out of J. Hogan’s. Mr. Ma-|time it is taken out it will bring ,

son has moved up his furniture and ; back memories of 37 years of auc-

rented a cabin at McNeil Ranch to’ tioneering.

use until they can complete the ca- This w

bin they are building at J. Hogan's. | n al Bull
jwhen Dr. 1

- March 24,

Thursday, Friday, Saturda
ALAN LADD and SHELLEY WINTERS

s the highlight of the an-
2 Banquet and Dance
urence Guichon pre-

in Gordon With-} sented a watch to Matt Hassen of
‘a os ers and John Hogan motored to| armstrong as a tribute to his 37 .
SASKATCHEWAN Kamloops on business last Saturday | conseentive yesiys of handling tie
TWO COMPLETE PROGRAMS week returning Sunday, Dull sale auction,
CH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT THE ALMOST continuous snow —

= fall of last week has resulted in a
First show at 6:45 — Second show at 8:45

. . a depth of snow of over two feet. The IC | late
Children admitted to second show only when accompanted by Parents ||P wp. started in trom tone Bane | ommercia ots

to plow the roads in the Canim and

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Mahood area but at ake, ‘Down From |

Ppt Corte

In the true

Thursday, Friday, Saturday this week: Site a 7
3 : 7 ae P 30" Bi wing, truck driver, an
Dane Clare and the Harlem Globe Trotters Go, Man, Go wulldozer Gpaiatby High centred ce 54 At Kamloops

- = ~| track and were forced to walk seven

spirit of Easter

miles to McNeil Ranch. At F. W.] Average price paid for commer-
Ward's they picked’ up the P.W. buli-| cial lots at last week's Kamloops

5 dozer and returned to remove the | sale was down from the 1954 show.
Sta ord El ) Td ls il nd Ch | 1] ad truck preparatory to plowing the| Im the carlots the average was eh
roads in the area. from 54 average of |

Beautiful cards -reflecting _ the
deeply religious significance of
this wonderful occasion.

Colorful cards, gay with ‘the
freshness and charm of spring

down the
THE LOCAL snowplows also as-| $19 Highest price was paid in
sted in the work and all roads are! th ‘0 Douglas Lake Cattle Co.

Just Arrived

now open. of $ by Canada Safeway. | flowers and spring landscapes
k : AT THE business meeting of the| Average price for groups of five restored to a new beauty.
a large shipment of fiorals in bowls, logs, ete., and Jolly Hours Club, Saturday, March in this year was $19.43 compared to ‘Anil... :tojdelight the children oe eeeae
a nice selection of cups and saucers priced very low 5th = meee were present ay $19.87 in 1954. The champion group. with ducklings, rabbits and colored eggs.
= i rhi ck ii ree a s Mrs. R. V. Roberts, vice-president, | owned by Haughton Bros., brought
= __= call in soon while the stock is large and choose a a Vie , eg by leuanton Brow W\rouem They recall here. and nany onen eee
the pret ave. been waiting for. These Peas ODD 4 Oriroms Cenady in our complete new collection of Coutts

Mrs. B. H. MeNeil reported the Safeway. Lone lot in this class from
amount so far collected on the Polio! this district came from Chas. Place |

delicately hand made Florals afford a great deal Hallmark Easter Cards.

of satisfaction to the person fortunate in receiving Drive to be $21.00 but a possibility | or Dog Creek and sold for $17. Come and see them soon and share the
such a gift. : of further. collection in the Lone} Canada Pack spirit of Easter with all your friends,
Butte area, Miss V Higgins

was chosen as hostess at her home| girls e
March 19th. A social evening fea-| had two entrie

and especially for the

turing skating on Mahood at the| animal was purchased by the Com- children—

home of Mrs. B. McNeil was planned modore Cafe for : 2

for March 12 but heavy snowfalls'and Dan Lee's entry brought | © Chocclate Ege’ Baskets

intervened and this later can- $197.61 (21.00) from Burns &

celled. Company. © Chocolate Bunnies 5
The next business meeting is to] Grand champion of the fat stocic

and Ducks
an's, the teach-] show, owned’ by Len Wood & Son of
Armstrong, was sold for $925 to = .

e r
Packers. Champion of the Novelties and toys

ber was hostess for the meeting. owned by Den- Chocolate Eggs
DR. N. WOOD, veternarian ed by Canada trom 10c to $1.25

Branp.y’s Druc Store

ined the cattle for Tuberculosis in]. A total of 365 head of fat stock
D AGENT FOR FRANKLIN SERUMS

be held at Mrs. L. Lo;
erage April 2, in the afternoon. Mrs,
Gordon Mountford, our latest mem-

the Canimahood Lake-area and gave|'sold for $73.172.64 compared with
a clean bill of health. Also included | 395 selling for $7 03 in 1954.
in Dr. Wood's tour of operations
were all the ranches in the extensive
Bridge Lake and Fawn are:

MR. and MR. B. MeNEIL ana | Wick.
John spent two days in Kamloops
last week. Joan, Donna and Lynne
were in Kamloops last Monday tor

Mrs. Alex Scott returned today |

from a month’s visit to New Bruns-;

THORIZ,

ih has a hist :
wins. kw mcos seom-|| CARIBOO CATTLEMEN’S ASSOCIATION
sain Pum ig the anewefe | paar sit cein RIGGINS gecom:
loops Sunday where she is spending
This advertisement is.not published or displayed by the Liquor Control a few days.

Sr = RANCHERS AND FARMERS

We ask you to please place your seed and fertilizer
orders as soon as possible so as to enable

If you want a rugged
Work Boot — Built to
Last and L-a-s-t, ask

to see Leckies
SKOOKUM

—in 6 or 8-inch tops—cord or leather
soles—regular or Laced to Toe.

us to order in larger amounts.

The Price of DEGERMINATED SCREENINGS PELLETS ha$

5.00 per ton.

Leen reduced by

The present prices are:
Vermula No. t, $37.00 per ton, No. 2. $39.00, No, .3
No. -t. $416-00

VACANT POSITION

Man wanted for our Warehouse for Grain, Feed and Hay sales-
Phone Previous experience in similar work preferred, 5

INTERIOR WHOLESALE Apply to our office on Railway Avenue or phone 117

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Williams Lake, B.C.