Thursday, September. 5,

Pegs 8 ~ FEE TRIBUNE, WILLians Laxz, 20.

‘More Gladiolus Show Results Beainan, Mrs. M. McRae | Renner, W. R: Young (Quesnel).
& J (Quesnel), Grant Wilson (Van-|Class 27-B: Dr. J. p “Avery
couver). Cla3s 23: Mrs. Jeanne| (Quesnel), Walter . Shaw
[Prestie (Quesnel), Mrs. C,| (Quesnel), Mis.- A. Kallaur.

| CONTINUED FROM PAaGE-3§ Class 17¢ Mrs. Ne Ives

FIRST SECTION {Quesnel), Mrs. D. N. Ca 5
» Mrs. D. N. Cappan i
| |Pigeon, Grant Wilson (Van-|Class 28, vase of gladioli, six
- (Quesnel), Mrg. A. Kalluur, Mr, (Quesnel), Mrs. Bob Thompson | er) ies 24: w R. Young | spikes; one variety: Les Ee
|W. Shaw (Quesnel). (Quesnel). anaes ee : a :

| (Quesnel), Les Pigeon, Dr. J. F.| Walter Shaw (Quesnel), Dr. J, == >
Class 14: Mrs. J. Prestie z ae oe
(Quesnel) ite nes Shaw. Cen three spike—Class 18: }Avery (Quesnel). Class 25:/I. Avery (Quesnel). Class 29, .
ig eRe eat None. Class 19: Mrs. C. Pigeon.| Mrs. J. Prestie (Quesnel), Mrs.|vase of gladioli, six spikes, six
(Quesnel), Mrs. C. Pigeon. Class ze é
$15: Mrs. D. N. Cappan C285 20: Mrs. D. N. Cappan M. McRae (Quesnel), Mrs. C.|varieties: Mrs. M. McRae -
BD (OGaanch). nine, G Pidsan tras | CQueimals Stor 3e CRIP srs ’lecon (Quesnel), Dr. F. Avery
(Quesnel), Mrs. C. Pigeon, Mrs. | iudsndiy. Geer ¥ a (Oueene) W. =
emnei), jana! : r. Av 7 oe
- Ives (Quesnel). Class 16a: | (Guesne)) es ok a ae cee. Died ay Aver (Queen GE ee ae
ver). 2D Dek s uesnel). 5
Pigaon, Les Pigeon; Nita, c.| couver) ass Tr. F. (Quesnel), Mrs. N. Ives ss ecoralive
g20n. Class 16-B: | W. R.| Avery (Quesnel), Mrs. M. McRae (Quesnel), Grant Wilson (Van-|2trangements: Mrs. C. Pigeon,
‘oung (Quesnel), Les Pigeon,! (Quesnel), W. R. Young’ couver), Class 27-4: W. R:|Mrs. A. Kallaur, Tony Kallaur,
i ,
Dr. J. F._-Avery - (Quesnel). (Quegnel). Class 22: Mrs, Roy Young (Quesnel), Mrs. G. | Ethel Stafford.

ES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY. AND SATURDAY, SEPT. 6 and 7

“ON THE arr
Happiest man in Quesnel last Wednes- boost. Members of the Civic Centre
day was Denny Reid, station manager committee sold the advertising time

Re : eon : :
ete ey ee mero and the plugs were broadcast through- 1 2 ‘ a é
with a day-long program. Mr. Reid, | CUt the opening day. Busy in the MIRACLE WHIP FRY’'S B.C, FREESTONE

checks figures on advertising that gaye Managing director Fred Weber.

cae Sas sues ee 907 Jar 83¢ | Ib. Tin 73. Case 2.35
Results of Flower Show —(Canimahood News))}. ——_-__ oe a

at right in the foreground, is smiling | background are announcers John 7
happily as receptionist Mona Nielson | Boates and Bob Leckie, and company SALAD DRESSING C 0 C 0 A P E A C H E § ae

MISS DAKREL HARTNEY 4 5.
Names of winners are listed/Stafford. Class 16, petunia|and Miss Heather Carson ‘ e
— im frst, second and third place| (single): Mrs. S. Leith, Class|™Otored to Mahood Lake Satur- KING GocaR. WESTHEN See

order. Where only one or two}17, petunia (double): Mrs, Roy | @ay for the long weekend. They :
names appear, only that number|Beaman, Les Pigeon. Class 1§/took in the dance at Roe Lake, § A R D | N E § V | N E G A R : ~ J 0 M A JT 0 E §
of awards were made in the! petunia (smgle ruffled): Mrs, c.| returning to Kamloops Monday. = r
class. Stangoe, Mrs. A. Kallaur. Class| HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ) TT:

Class 1 snaparagon: ars, 318. roses. (1 bloom): ¥.¢.|Lomne MeNell and Glen MeNel 2 Tins 59c Gallon Jug 99c 5lb. Basket 59c
Brackenbury, Mrs. C. Stangoe |Richardson, Mrs. T. Bishop. [left Tuesday for Williams Lake
Class 2, asters (Gregor variety) : | Class 20, roses (3 blooms): Mrs.| High School, and David Hartwig

ere pee i for Vancouver.

Mrs. C. Pigeon, Mrs. .|H. J. Gardner, Mrs. T. Bishop. ancouver.. 7 8 - 9
Stangoe. Class 3, asters (any|Class 22, stocks: Mrs, C. H.| CANIM LAKE BAST Seroer : = a
other variety): Mra, A. Kallauy,| Poston. Class 28, eweet pea (4{With Miss “Donna. MeNetl, PUREX COLORED MacINTOSH

= Miss Ethel\ Stafford. Class 4,| Varieties, 4 of each): Mrs. H. J.| teacher and 14 students opened W H | JT E S U 6 A R
ae TISSUES APPLES

carnations: Mrs. Roy Beaman,|Gardner. Class 24, sweet peas:

Mrs. George Renner. Glass 5,|Cecil H. Poston, Mrs, C. Pigeon. | “we rrrrrrrerreererrer eres

— cosmos: a. R. A. Moon, Mrs.| Class 25, zinnias (large): (tion (hest selection of ‘wild 4 Bib 63 i 4 R Il Pp k 5)
Roy Beaman. Class 6, dablia|Mrs. B. Hodgson, Mrs. George|Aewers): Jolin Papoy. oe i S. Cis z 0 ac

(cactus or semi-cactus): Mrs. §.| Renner, Class 26, _zinnias aggregate of show: Mrs. ik

Leith, Mrs. R. A. Moon, Mrs.| (small): Mrs. George Renner, | Stangoe.

T. W. Paxton. Class 7, dahlia/Mrs. A. Kallaur. Class 27,

(decorative): Les Pigeon, Mrs.|Violet (African): Mrs. C. H.| L 0 W B E D - @ 2

F. Matheson. Class 8, dahlia|Poston, Mrs. George Renner.| é

(pom-pom or ball): Miss Ethel] Class 28, any other house plant: | ; :
Stafford, Mrs. C. Pigeon. Class|Mrs. George Renner. Class 29,|] | H Al L | N 6 | e

8, Dahlia (colorette):; Mrs. J.| tuberous rooted begonias: H. C.|

Brackenbury, Mrs. M. S, Fair-| Richardson, Mrs. Roy Beaman. | WINCH
ley. Class 10, dahlia (single):|Class 30, corsage: Mrs. | WORK
Mrs. George Renner, Mrs. T.|Stangoe, Mrs. A. Kallaur, Mrs.| z GENERAL
Hawker. Class 11, marigold| W. Dingwall. Class 31, bowl of/ ULING d
" (African): Barry Pigeon, Mrs, J.| cut flowers (mantlepiece):’ Mrs. | HAULID
Brackenbury. |C. Stangoe, Tony Kallaur, Mrs.|! — — — — — — — —
= Class 12, marigold (French): | W. Dingwall. Class 32, bowl cut| Freight
Mrs. H. J. Gardner, Brother| flowers (decorative table piece):;] Williams Lake - Likely
Gerard, Cariboo Indian School. Mrs. C. Stangoe, Mr. Clive | — — — — — — — —
Class 13, nasturtium( single):|Stangoe, Mrs. W. Dingwall. s
Mrs. R. A. Moon, Mrs. C.|Class 33, novelty decorative; P oin t er & :
Stangoe. Class 14, nasturtium| arrangements: Mrs, RAs Moon,
(double): Mrs. H. J. Gardner,| Brother Gerard. ass 34,| N
Mrs. Geothe Renner, Mrs. F.| flower collection: Mrs. R. A.! ewm an
Matheson. Class 15, pansies:|Moon, Les Pigeon, Mrs. Roy, Phone 36-X

Mrs. E. Hodgson, Miss Ethel Beaman. Class 36, junior selec-!

and

DONNACONNA DOUBLE COAT
; CEMING TILE FELIX KOHNIEE

For Approximately $14.40

Fou can bny eacueh {hs tor tie eating of avvédmeunte x 12 H. Make Felix Our Member

@ TILES PAINTED WITH TWO COATS FIRE-
RESISTANT PAINT

= eaiantarres Ean on the 9th of September

Finish that Spare Room Ceiling in Modern Tile

H. J. Gardner & Sons Lid. = Inserted by tig ounitos Liberal Association