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Accuses Socreds
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this has happened, he said.

Asked what procedure the At-
torney-General should have fol-
lowed, Mr. McGivern
Should have either
Royal Commi

appointed a
n to i

mitted, he should

charge.

Ser si
hare Tid 2/Gamp

|

Mr. MeGivern said it was to
the everlasting credit of our ju-
dicial system that the latest
contempt of court action in the
case was thrown out this week.

The B.C. Federation of Fish
& Game Clubs is endeavoring to
bring the government's atten.
tion to the need for reclassifica-
tion of its workers in the game

said he|Had the contempt charge been =

department.

Federation claims B.C. is be-
ing stripped of its experts in fish
and game manageient as a re-
sult of penny-pinching in gaine

upheld, he said it would have
meant that no longer could the
issues of a free thinking people
be discussed by the people.

GIRLS’ WATCHES 1

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BACK TO SCHOOL
| ——__BACE_TO WRITIN

JEWELERS

in chrome cases with black silk
elets
Only 17.95
Others at 19.95 and 23.50
BOYS’ WATCHES 15-jewelled Swiss levers
in chrome cases. Sturdily built
for hard wear
Only 14.95
Others at 17.95 and 22.95

We stock every type and price of
fountain pen including models by

ust 2

PARKER | ster: Y — To Mr. and 8

SHEAFFER Russel McKay of Williams

WATERMAN Lake, a son born August 26.
EVERSHARP

prices from 1.95 up

E. G. WOODLAND & SON

budgets.

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Al War Memorial Hospital

MOM SAYS

HAMILTON — To Mr. and Mrs,
Thos Hamilton of Ale:

Creek, a son born Angust 9.

set myself
T must get my MACKAY — To Mr. and Mrs,
eae J. Mackay of Williams. Lake,

to school on time

a daughter, born August 13.

SHAW — To Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne T. Shaw, of Williams
Lake, a son born August 14.

BARLOW — To Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Barlow of Riske Creek,
a daughter born August 15.

HELIN — To Mr. and Mr:
Julium Helin of Wright St:
tion, a daughter, born Aug-
ust 16,

in future.

Wonder if shell

buy me a watch

from Woodlands?

——

CURTIS — To mr. ana Mrs,
Alan Curtis of Quesnel, a
son born August 16.

GORDON — ‘fo Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Gordon of Lac La
Hache, a daughter born
August, 18.

SOOTHERAN — To Mr. ana
Mrs. John Sootheran, of Wil-
liams Lake, a son born Aug-
ust 19.

ewelled Swiss levers

WHITMER — To Mn
John Whitmer of Big
a son born August 21.
TARLOJ — To Mr. and Mrs,

Michael Tarboj of Williams |

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fuafion
Not A Happy One
At Prince George

Not every community in the

the natural gas situation.

All through the summer
feud has been building up pbe-
tween the Prince George Gas
Co. and Inland Natural Gas Co.,
over conditions of sale of the
Product between the two firms

Latest stration

been

Rates were

the
ones asked for by Inland, and
the Prince George company in-
sists they are out of reason.
The Prince George city coun-
cil and board of trade have con-

demned the PUC
ity group called “naive, childish
and patently illogical,” among
other phrases. The city firm will
appeal the findings of the PuC
to the provincial cabinet. The

with the util-

: _ :
Cental Interior is happy about |Se*Vice Ltd., $20,000, Williams

he Papi bance. Golf Crown

Hi
Among recent company incor-
Porations published in the B.C.
Gazette were the following: —
Goose Lake Lumber Co. Ltd.,
$50,000, 100 Mile House; Ni-
quidet Bros., Garage and Freight

Lake; Whiffle Lake Contracting
Co. Ltd., $10,000.

Here For Cariboo
Weekend Play

Town golfers will be hosts
this holiday weekend to visiting
stars from Quesnel and Prince
George at the annual Cariboo
Golf Championship matches.
Up for competition for the}.
first time will be the new Pacifie
Great Eastern Railway Company
trophy, emblematic of the Cari-
boo open crown. Trophy replaces
former one mislaid several years

PUC has given the Prince George | ago.

Gas Co. until September 10 to
agree to the rates or
certification for dit

ibution.

lose its|to be in top shape for the play-
ing of the “open.”

The local course is reported

Wednesday and Thursda

VICTOR MATURE, S$
MICHAEL RENNIE,

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER

Lake, a son born August 19. |

CASE — To Mr. and }irs.
Henry Case of Redstone,
daughter born August 17.

LE BLANC — To Mr. and Mrs.
F. J. LeBlane of Lae La

“He Walked

Prices 75c - 50c - 35¢

All proceeds for Co:

Forest Grove Theatre

W.I. COMMUNITY HALL

“Dimetrius and-the Gladiators”

(CinemaScope)

y, August 29, 30—

USAN HAYWARD
DEBRA PAGET

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by Night”

Show starts § p.m.
mmunity Work

Bettér Service
Better Quality
Better Value -

always, at...

WESTERN, RIFE & PIGEON

QUALITY GROCERS

Prompt and Courteous Service is Our Aim

ee
Use Tribune Classifieds

LOW IN cosT HIGH IN RESULTS

ee
: OLIVER THEATRE

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, September 3, 4, 5
JOHN WAYNE ROBERT STACK
JAN STERLING LARRAINE DAY

“The High and The Mighty”

(CinemaScope)
First Show at 7 p.m. Second Show at 9 p.m,

Thursday, Friday, Saturday, September 6, 7) 8
MILDRED NATWICK - JOHN FORSYTHE
EDMUND GWENN SHIRLEY Macl.AINE

“The Trouble With Harry”

First Show at 7 p.m. | Second Show at 9 p.m.

Children admitted to second show ~ :
only when accompanied by Parents

Thursday, Friday Saturday, this week—

Betty Grable, Marge and Fower Champion and
Jack Lemon in “THREE FOR THE SHOW”

Hache, a son born August 22

WILLIAMS — To Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Williams of Wil-
liams Lake, a son born Aug-

GEENSON — To Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Geenson of 150 Mile
House, a daughter born Aug-
ust 23.

LATIN — To Mr. and Mrs,
Martin Latin of Williams
Lake, a son born August 28,

LID.

Prince George

WE ADD

clothes for the kind

WE SUBTRACT

by giving close attention

WE MULTIPLY

Stay that way too long!)
WE DIVIDE

aged 6-11 4.95

COWBOY KING JRA
ee
aged 6-11

COWBOY KING JACKETS
aged 6-11 4.10

to your satisfaction by supplying hard-wearing
of wear
can give to their garments.

from your worries about ‘whether it will fit’
clothes at the time of purchase. In any case,
we change anything that does not fit.

the pride you have in your boys by turning
them out looking smart (Even if they don’t

your budget by supplying boys’ clothes at
prices anyone can afford. At the same time we
guarantee the quality of our stocks and assure
you of long wear.

Long-wearing, Good-looking
aged 11-16 5.75

3.95 ag

aged 11-16

MOFFAT — To Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Moffat of Williams
Lake, a daughter born Aug-
ust 12, at Prince George

RUBBER STAMPS

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NOW IN
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Also—
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as well as a
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