Page € 2 THE TRiBvieE, WIZLIAM: Lane, Ea SOR EERE oom amapee : More About The Fashion Shaw Contimied troy Page One jltue in the ge shirt. A duster coat, gos | er par aa Continued from One Be z i at e|with candle and chamberpot,| _°"" i "al The moral is y Stop and handlebar moustache made| With andie: and: ic{°f Vancouver, president of { y ete 2 Lee Skip into a 184 elired to bed—but made Nishinimura, of here for a brake job while 58 dure-devil|‘ sh of the roads (there w. then? Ed. note), while A) real gone guy in h scarlet shirt and|1858 bathing beauty in an |the caveman emerged At this point, men’s fashions | While Bob Court p ‘aise: Conciliation Proceedings, At War a ding up the ramp : B.C. re cars |* wnceremonious retreat when esl from} ¢ean Falls, for the trustees = ‘SsoCiation. underneath. Ed Baker was the | #8Sociation all-| ; | time e joh concilliation. | [Sool knee-length bathing suit,) Me to the job of conciliation raded in to- More about B | R | HS DID MY WIFE CoM. IX HERE FOR 4 BRAKE JOR nprial Hospital .T.F., and A. M. Harvey, of Poresi 1 uicau STILL stop, Wet March 27, ¢ your brakes and put them in shape for SaFie driving. a son, born’ They are to devote their full, SORBA—To Mr. and John Sorba, of 100 Mile House, a| son, born March 30 Conciliation is to “be com-| SERVICE LED. pleted as rapidly as possible and| oh were abandon a Nilarity|day’s briet version, complete tik : e When you come right down - grew with the appearance of Wes| With snorkel helmet and fins. jo (ase not later than. Junc : to cases, the biggest and most Atchison as the lady tenn fitting climax, wer} °" * | enicient foodiamp=at the dis- : To ws JN posal of a photographer is old player of bygone days in a floor-|@aran nd Jim Carson erupted} TO USE INFLUENCR New Hospital CARIBOO SERVICE Sol himself—the sun. The Engin tweed suit and straw, on to. the stage in skin-tizht,| The revon ve the meeting by | ag <= | direction of the sin ig an im= boater brighily striped wool bathiig]Mr. Peterson-said the BOT. Site Being Given Phone 206K 150 Mile House ane ce ace 10) ae Al Ulveland displayed a trim|sujts, buttoned down the front( “agrees that where salaries have o1 BVERY DAY : ive aitordine wenera een in his white T-shirt and | like long. underwear. With | been arrived at by negotiations e ° SE desired effect, - Z all-round pleated skivt.|straw hoaters, they were indeed] conciliiation, ‘cr arbitration, it| LOMSIGELA fon 5 Lousing up the procedure some-|a sighi to behold. what, Alf! Knull-next prancea out in an adorable blue neg) | over baby-doll Pyjamas. 7 combination of nylon and rippling over muscles WAS! acting as inhesistible, underwear and corset, CAVEMAN AGAIN Waterhouse blearily faced - The fact that Norton Olsson|new day: was trying hard to be a woman | pusher: under a man’s old-fashioned | read ged ‘ jcocktail party; and FOR RENT Earlier in the show, four other members of the club! s ay in the life of ~ ith Dr. Hugh Atwood of teachers. commentator. In red| Freq] Composed of equal Tepresenta- the ; Don Brown, in pedal mopped the floor and True Experiences”; Tom | night-shirt seemed to matter|Wale flounced in ready for the| ittee ; Clive | Precipitative action.” Stangoe prepared for a night on ROOMS TO RENT — Room|the town in a black formal and s,| fur stole. accommodation for four s. after 5 p.m., directly from Fire Hall |for the Health Centre fund. The club realized about $350 a A Precious Gift... that lasts for ever CRUCIFIXES and RELIGIOUS MEDALS" For yourself or as a lovely gift, see our wide selection of Cellinicraft Jewellery... lockets and crosses daintily packed in velvet gift boxes E. 6. WOODLAND & SON JEWELERS Lp, “For the gifts you'll give with pride Let your Jeweler be your guide” Easter Gift? e have the: answer in this little box Wondering what to give him? Come in and get this magic little box—it contains @ gift certificate for a new Stetson Hat— the Stetson he } isn’t it? Let's talk of backlighting, which many practiced photo: graphers use to good adyant- . age. This illumination offers dramatic results when prop- erly employed because of pro= nounced high lights, shadows lengthening toward the camera and an interesting if illusory feeling of three- dimensionality. Z If it is not convenient to shoot from a sheltered spot, — be sure to give a backlighted- subject the -benefit of a shielded lens. If there is no | lens shade handy, your cupped hand will suffice. . Incidentally, let's throw a will agree to use all its in- fluence to prevent any local as- sociation from taking any action prejudicial to the recruitment FLY THERE! IN COMFORT Possibility that the new hos- pital for Williams Lake, when it is built, may not be located on the present site, is seen in vn announcement by the hospital board that consideration is being given to a move. A permanent joint committer tives of B.C.T.F. and B.C.S.7.A. is to be formed. Local boards and teachers’ associations “ may " consult this committee before “taking any Although there is nothing definitely decided, the hoard has ‘Ppointed a committee to investi- | gate possible alternate sites in town, NO ANSWER But, queried this morning on when and if conciliation would proceed in District 27, the school hoard officials had no answer to the question. The board has had notice from Directors seem agreed that little light on a handy place , the present site is not desirable | to pick up any photo need— SAVE BLACKWELL'S PHOTO SER- | VICE LTD. | Mining, Fishing, Prospecting, Hunting and all other charter flights SAVE TIME from the point of view of prox- imity to the business part of, town. . SSS We are careful to stock only proven: supplies * SPECIAL RATES ON LOCAL FISHING FLIGHTS » of the highest quality for i tre Our Cessna 180 is reputed to be the world’s best float plane From a roll of film to the best the B.C. Trustees’ Association Tire Trouble? for safety, eruising range and “bush” country operation camera in the house, you will that another meeting of trustees ° find the selection price and of the 24 districts will he held See us service at BLACKWELL'S PHOTO SERVICE LTD. to your liking. BLACKWELL'S PHOTO SER- VICE LED. — Phone. 100-3. in Kelowna on April 12. What is on the agenda has not been released. CHILCOTIN AIRWAYS -LTD. 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