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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, 5.6. e

fPhursday, Aprii 10, 1932, _

| OLIVER THEATRE—

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, April 14,

15, 16
Jane Wyman - Charles Laughton -
in

“THE BLUE VEIL”

Thursday, Friday, Saturday, April 17, 18, 19

Kirk Dougias - Virginia Mayo

In
“ALONG THE GREAT DIVIDE”

Comedy and News

Thursday, Friday, Saturday,

this week:

Kirk Douglas,, Bleator Parker The Great Detective Story

Joan Blondel]

FARMERS GAINING

In the dying a
ture. and probably
sovernment having to face a rural
electora: agriculture finally ob-
ained action on its “three perennial
Daylight Saving

vs of our legisla-

reques

on irrigation equipment, reports the
B.C. Federation of Agriculture.

In regard to- daylight saving, the
ssovernment finally agreed to the
request made hoth by the Federation
and the Farmers’ Institutes that a
Plebiscite should be taken atthe
lime of the coming election. Farm-
ers have naturally been opposed to
advancing the clock as neither. their
cows or the dew on their ground
would adjust themselves to the clock,
Realizing that many townspeople —
such as mothers of young children

Gust Arrived!
Silver-Plated Gift Items

CASSEROLES - CAKE PLATES - COMPORTS
DESSERT SETS - BREAD TRAYS
and many more items in this smart merchandise

E.G. WOODLAND & SON

Watchmakers and Jewellers
OFFICIAL TIME INSPECTOR P.G.B. RAILWAY

and those whose occupations are ad-
justed to our transportation systems

AUCTION SALE
TIMBER SALE X55622
There will be offered for sale at
Public Auction, at 10:30 a.m
Saturday, April 19, 195
Sffice of the Fores
iam: B.C.,
841,000

r and other species
an area situated 2 Mile
Westwick Lake.

Four (4) years will be allowed
for removal of timber,

“Provided anyone unable to
attend the auction in person
may submit tender to be
opened at the hour of auction
and treated as one bid.”

Further particulars may be ob-
tained from the Deputy Minister
of Forests, Victoria, B.C., or the
District Forester, Kamloops, B.C.

F.B.M.
wlogs on
West of

Gardening Time
Is Almost Here!

Be prepared by replacing gardening tools from our
complete line
e

Hoes - Rakes - Spadés
Bamboo Rakes
Digging Forks
Lawn Mowers

| Church Notices|

CALVARY TABERNACLE
Pastors: Rev. and Mrs. G. Rosner
11:00 a.m. Morning worship

2:00 p.m. Sunday schoo}
9 p.m. Evangelistic service
Bible Study and Prayer, Wed., 8 p.m.
Children’s Hour, Friday 4 p.m.
Young People’s, Friday 8 p.m.

Everyone Welcome

Held in Chapel in home of Rev. and
Mrs. G. Rosner, Barnard Street.

So
ST. PETER'S
Geo. J. Fielder, Vicar
April 11th— Good Friday
11:00 a.m. Family Service
Illustrated Passion
| Serviee..< +

Sunday, April 13— Easter Sunday
8:00 a.m. Holy Communion
10:00*a.m. Children’s Service
7:20 p.m. Evensong

Tempting snacks, carefully
prepared, add the final
touch to a ‘night out’...
try the “Lakeview”

If you are intending to celebrate some special event

with a small banquet, call or phone us
for reservation of our Banquet Room

Lakeview Hotel Restaurant

oe
ST. ANDREW'S UNITED
April 11th— Good Friday
11:00 a.m. Good Friday Service |
April 13— Raster Sunday
11:00 a.m. Family Service
7:30 p.m. Evening Service
‘ ——o-—_
SACRED HEART
Sunday Mass 9:00 am.
Sunday Devotions 7:30 p.m.

|—are also opposed, the farm
now feel that a pebiseite will show,

SOME GOV'T ACTION, |COMMUNITY CLUB

Taxation and Removal of Sales Tax | Year

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the true wishes of the majority, and
by
farmers are prepared to abide.

In respect Taxation,

to School

a result of the | {@"mers for many years have shown

fo Me government the inju-tices that
exist through such a large percent-
ase of the cost of education being

School j Paid by tax on land. Within the past

briefs have been presented to
the Federal Government by the B.C.
Federation of Agriculture, the Union
of B.C. Municipalities and the B.C.
School Trustees’ Association. As a
result of these representations, the
Hon. W. T.-Straith announced that
he will immediately Set up a‘com-
mittee to bring in recommendations
for a more equitable method of pay-
ir

t sitting of the new legislature.
The committce is to be made up of
e deputy ministers of finance, mu-
nicipal affairs, education and agri-
culture,

The government has now declared
sprinkler irrigation equipment as
non-taxable under the 3% Sales Tax.
When the S.S.& M.A. Tax was first

groups LAC LA HACHE

such a democratic decision the)

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for the cost of education to the] >

instituted in this province, the gov-!

ernment of the day decided that ag-
ricultural. machinery should not be
taxable, as it would create an indi-
rect tax on food. This legislation has
Proved beneficial to the farmer, but
it has also been a source of annoy-
ance that sprinkler irrigation equip-
ment, which is so necessary on most
of our farms today, had previously
been considered as not coming under
the classification of the word ‘“ma-

chiner:

BIRTHS

At War Memoriol Hospital

SMITH — To Mr. and Mrs. Alex-
ander Fleming Smith of Williams
Lake, a son, born April 3rd.

ALLAN — To Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Scott Allan of Williams Lake, a
son, born April 8th.

Stan Steele Ltd.

is pleased to announce that

STEW MAXFIELD

(formerly of
— Home Service Station)
has been appointed manager of
the Williams Lake Branch

This branch will carry a com-
line of JOHN. DEERE
Machinery Repair
Ranchers’
Supplies that
Maxtield to
‘S prompt and

plete
Farm and
Parts as well
Hardware and

will

as

enable Mr.

give our custome:
efficient service in the Williams’
Lake district.

We Now Carry

FLY RODS .-

PLUGS - SPOONS

Range Wear You'll Be Proud Of!

Whether you choose
a BYER or KENWAY rider boot, you'll know
you’re wearing the finest.
THE AYER -- available in 12 or 14 inch

height for $45.00

. THE KENWAY -- price range from $37.50 to $42.50
Both boots come in black or brown,

two-tone or plain

COWBOY HATS

=)
The world-famous STETSON hat, available in fawn,

black, brown and white . . . large range of styles

FISHING TACKLE!

TROLLING RODS: -

FISHING INFORMATION

Blachwells

LINES
- FLIES

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ins, Peter Ogden.

FRIENDS of Mr. and Mrs, “Bug”
Hamilton were glad to know that
their infant daughter, Rita, has been
brought home from hospital recoyer-
ed from spinal meningitis. Rita for
several months had been fighting
for her life and had been given up by
Vancouver doctors, but somehow a
miracle happened and she is home
again.

MRS. JOHN ZIRUL returned on

ELECTS OFFICERS

The past year proved to be a very
successful one for the Community
Club as reported at the annual meet-
ing Friday. The following ortficers
were elected for 1952: Alec Bryce,

President; Stanley Avareny, Vice-" april 7 from the Royal Inland Hos-
President. Mrs. M. M. Wright was iira1. Kamloops with a new baby
re-elected — secretar: reasurer, re-

5 sister for Gregory.
ceiving from club members a gift of

$25 for the year’s work. Directors
are Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ewart, Bob
Goudie, Archie Ogden, Mrs. Huteb-

VISITORS at the Ogdens.-this week
were Miss Madge Hamilton and Miss
Sally MacRae.

Better Service
Better Quality
Better Value

always.at. .

WESTERN, RIFE & PIGEON

QUALITY GROCERS

PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE IS OUR

For the Best Quality
MEATS.

At all times, buy with confidence at

Williams Lake Meat Market

. . don’t forget!

this will be your
last ~ opportunity
to select your
special card for

Easter Sunday

as always send =~ there are still
many beautiful
=: ( c AK, cards to choose
from.
e

See our selection today!

EASTER NOVELTIES
Chocolate bunnies and eggs for the youngsters

FULL LINE OF
POPULAR MAKES OF CHOCOLATES

Eh mcvmmommite

PERFUMES AND COLOGNES IN GIFT MOTIFS

Branpty’s Drug Stor

AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR FRANKLIN

le3}

SERUMS

Borkowski’s “esswear

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CARIBOO TOURIST COUNSELORS |

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This advertisement is not published or displayed by the Liquor Control
“ Board or by the Government of British Columbia

Used Washer Bargains!

BEATTY electric Washer, 1950 model ........ $90.00
CAULFIELD electric, two years old settee $60.00

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Fishing Tachle Stach Now In

SEEDS - GARDEN TOOLS - LAWN MOWERS

ELECTRIC OUTROARD MO: OR
$15.00

SMEDLEY & SHARP LD. |