THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, Bc.

Wednesday, August 14, =

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“LAND ACT”
Notice of Intention to
Apply to Lease Land

In Land Recording District
of Williams Lake, B.C., and
situate Rail Lake.

TAKE NOTICE that Jack

i Jones Temple, ili
Lake, occupation physician,
intends to apply for a lease of

the following described lands:

Commencing at a post
planted ‘on lake shore about

% mil from Lot 4618,
Lillooet District, “at south:
west corner; thence north-west
along shore five chains; thence
north-east five chains; thence
south-east five chains;
south-west five chains;
containing 2% acres, more or
less, for the purpose of camp-

e.

JACK JONES TEMPLE.
July 30, 1957,

eo classify Coast Chief Annoyed At

Joe, of the Capiiano Reserve, js
annoyed with the Pacife t
Bastern Railway and is consider-

tm,

miles from North Vancotiver to
Prince George, has lost one
battle with the doughty chief,
but he hasn’t taken off his war-
paint and put away his toma-
hawk yet.

He became incensed when the
P.G.E. installed its nine-track
shunting yards near his home,
cutting him off from Marine
Drive and the remainder of the
reserve by parking freight cars

at
it

VANCOUVER—Chief Mathias) yet that

T can't pack i

use its trackage.

PGE

climb

w

Though the chie! and his band

ing slapping a toll on it. have right-of-way’ access over
The provincial §government- the freight yards, it doesn’t
orned tallway,| running 682 | 7 oan’ that the railway cannot

It means only

that they have to allow crossing

the trail and can only biock
for “reasonable” periods.

“They leave the cars there

for half an hour or more,” said
the chief.
should be built, and suddenly
got a new thought.

He said a tunnel

across his road. “ Maybe I should charge them

‘The Federal Indian Affairs
Department ruled that the chief
was right after he explained how
his ancestors had pounded the
trail long before white men
arrived on the coast.

Railway officials are now con-
sidering putting up an overpass

35

Rummage Sale

SATURDAY, AUG. 24
at 2 pm.
Catholic Church Hall
—o—

Sponsored by the Ladies’
Sacred Heart Parish

“No good,’’ says the chief.
“My wife’s a heavy woman.
Look at her. And the kids
might fall off. They would have
to put an escalator up.”

Even then he doesn’t think make the task bota wearisome

’d be satisfled—there’s his < and, occasionally, dangerous.
ne! bout, “There it] British Columbia's worst sum-, presently occupied with the i. is
ear to worry about. ‘ies toe So oe : Sere Only yesterday one of the|
fa, there,” he: said) pointing at a Veni ere has been a/ local service engaged in timber lug MgcRinaNy. bai |
by Z e s|muxed blessing io the Forest] s dug his slippery, rain-
ii en? thumps 1S ESC) @ 8 er e C- %
his subpmenite betwe Service, according to on aa Pais and timber sale inspee-) sooeq axe Into, his iag’‘while
op a drum. | tion any of the access roads p arki: ary sig

i Forest Ranger Ja Cawst ? ng marking boundary signs
: yanmeae a tor gE ‘awston, fc
They, never-have'made : | n in bad shape while}on a survey job.
“Our number

Wren you buy a watch
is included

“a defect in material or
period of the guarantee,

Also, the watch will be

All watches sold by

M\

the factory guarantee.
event of a defect.
teed.

Let your

= Guarantee

in the purchase price of
In short, the guarantee means that should the watch
fail in any manner that is or could be attributed to

to its original condition free of charge by the vendor.

time according to the quality of the watch.

(Jewelers) Ltd., carry our personal guarantee, plus i
A double protection in the
Absolute satisfaction is guaran-
So be sure when you buy a watch that you
get ALL that you pay for.
It costs you nothing, it can save you lots.

E.G. WOODLAND & SON

JEWELERS LTD. 5

“ For the gifts you’ll give with pride

fig
bu

sto.

you buy a guarantee. This
the watch.

workmanship ” within the
the watch will be returned

regulated till it is keeping

E.G. WOODLAND & SON

Drop in and compare.

Jeweler be your guide”

DIRECTION

FIRM STEP IN THE RIGHT

Men who know shoes from

been a simple one this summ

our other operatio:
difficult than usual,” Mr,

Between five and 20 men ar

coast to coast agree that
for comfort, smartness and
longer wear, you cannot
beat a Slater Shoe.
Quality, craftsmanship
and skill make Slater’s
right for everyone!

Cut by hand from the
finest Canadian calfskin—
the finest in the worla—
Slater Shoes go through
more than 160 intricate
operations. No wonder

they are Canada’s finest
shoe buy. Come in fora
Slater fitting today!

Borkowski’

every time they go by with

a train.’

Soccer Sunday

A soccer team from Kamloops

to Chief Mathias,| win visit Williams Lake Sunday
his wife, children and grand-|14 pay the Maple Leafs on the
children. High School grounds. Game
HARD CLIMB time is 2 p.m.

hting forest fires 1

vinly

t incessant rains have made

s much more
Caw-
mn states,

Save me some
down!”

Yes — we are now sto

Y Ib. tin 65c

2 oz. jar 59c

BLUE BONNET MARGARINE, 2 Ib. pkt.

BANANAS, golden ripe, sp
ORANGES, Californi

SPONGES — 2 cellulose sponges in p!

$1.00 value, both for

CORN

| Cream style, 15 02. tin

2 for 3i¢
6 for 89c

Prompt and Courteous Seruice is our aim

CONTINUAL RAINS MIXED
BLESSING TO FOREST SERVICE

foresters

vehicles,
small part of the
e|the timber

... You alway:
tor Food here.

eekend Specials
Effective Ausust 15, 16,17

“Real American Coffee?

cking the famous American
Brand M.J.B. Deluxe Coffee

REGULAR COFFEE

With plastic measuring cup

CHEETAM CHASES CAMERAMEN

The fiercest newcomer to Toronto’s Riverdale Zoo is bound
to be its most unpopular one if it continues its unfriendly ways.
Photographers,, on nd to record the arrival of the cheetah

from Nulrobi, Kenya. were sent scurrying when the animal
tried to take off through the glass wall of its cage. It was soon
“grounded.”

foot across miles of countryside.
Mud, wet undergrowth and in-
cessant rains have combined to

country travel which
must undertake
various
Ss been far
normal

the
to

work hy

There
jyear but we do not anticipate
vel in| the slightest difficulty in
however, only a/the 36 million feet of
story. Most of timber which our area’ has been
ng is done on allotted for 1957.”

mn
is

£8
poy fess

.» Tl be right

xe : Be

-OUGH—To Kir, and

nee ;

|

ormanh McCullough, of ‘
Buerlie, -u% “son, porn} :

High School Playing

adian production of hops|

Mary
August 9. + {
: WILLIAMS LAKE ;
PURJUE—T Mr. and wrs.| MAPLE LEAFS -. |
Frank Purjue, of Williams} as S532
Lake, a daughter, born 3 :
August 11, KAMLOOPS a
BREMNER—To Mr. and Mrs. j
Adelard Bremner, of Williams SUNDAY, 2 P.M.
Lake, a daughter, born : 2
August 12. August 18

Can:
his
pound:

A

year amounted to 1,368,900

Ground

IS.

Sat., Aus. 24

dults 100 Students 75¢

Sponsored by the Williams Lake
Aquatic Society

nleable |

size

1 fb. fin 1.15

NSTANT COFFEE

6 oz. jar 1.57

67¢

pecial, 2 Tb:

2

Specials in Lynn Vajiey Canned Vegetab'es
PEAS | TOMATOES

N 15 oz. tin

2 tins 27¢
6 fins 79¢

QUALITY GROCERS

20 oz. tin

2 for 41¢
6 for 1.19

WESTERN, RIFE & PIGEON

we've finished,

Phone 177

VEAL SHOULDER STEAKS
VEAL ROASTS ...........
VEAL STEW ..

Meat Specials every Friday & Saturday

CARIBOO COLD STORAGE LTD.

Phone 59

You can cash‘in
en our double
checks !

Before we service your
car, we check what
needs to be done. When
we check again to see the work
has been properly done

at

Jim Carson’s

SERVICE

Williams Lake

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