18
.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
Jury
23,
1953
GABLE
"TIERiif
mm
w
A
L
L
B.C.
Boy
Scouts
to
Perform
Tonight
at
Ottawa
Jamboree
AUTOIST'S
EXPLANATION
DOESN'T
HELP
IN
COURT
DETROIT
AP
The
hot
muggy
weather,
his
wife's
shapely
legs
and
a
red
light
were
all
against
Robert
Wright
Jr.
of
Dearborn.
Police,
whose
attention
was
drawn
to
Wright's
car
because
of
the
attractive
limbs
dangling
from
the
window,
forced
Wright
over
to
the
curb,
but
not
before
he
had
run
through
a
red
light.
As
Wright
explained,
there
was
nothing
really
wrong.
His
wife
was
lying
In
the
front
seat,
her
head
in
his
lap
and
her
legs
out
the
window.
,
Said
the
judge:
"It
might
be
one
way
to
beat
the
heat,
but
lis
also
reckless
driving
$50."-
mm
TODAY
TO
SATURd'
CAPITO1
N
s
,
Cartoon
-
News
"Masroni
Story"
Evening
7
-
9:03
Saturday
Matinee
2
-
4:25
Pi
I
i1
n
YARD
GOODS
CLEARANCE
group
of
seven
put
on
a
special
show
from
a
platform,
the
Oriental
ceremonial
wheel
coming
to
life
as
they
twirled
the
crinoline
overhead
and
behind
their
backs
in
various
patterns.
L.
W.
Collins
of
Halifax,
display
master,
said
the
boys
had
been
practicing
as
a
unit
for
only
a
week
before
the
jamboree.
Tonight
British
Columbia
Scouts
will
present
a
show
called
"It's
In
the
Book,"
a
story
of
n
boy
who
becomes
interested
In
Scouting,
and
a
minstrel
show.
Some
200
Alberta
Scouts
will
give
a
display
involving
construction
o
a
signal
tower.
SOUTH
MARCH,
nt.
It
was
shades
of
Mother
India
here
Wednesday
night
to
the
strains
of
Scottish
bagpipes.
The
Nova
Scotia
contingent
at
the
.second
Canadian
national
Boy
Scout
jamboree
gave
the
first
public
display
in
Canada
of
the
crinoline,
used
In
Hindu
ceremonials.
The
crinoline
is
a
loop
from
which
cords
connect
radially
to
a
limp
sash
loop
weighted
with
small
blocks
of
wood.
When
spun,
it
blossoms
like
a
Iruge
flower.
Before
a
grandstand
packed
with
"pop-drinking
Scouts
from
other
provinces,
40
boys
did
the
actual
crinoline
spinning.
A
A
M.
I
lr.
Regular
price
$1.32,
$1.38,
$1.51)
pud
$1.G8.
Excellent
selection.
EviMKla.i',
Pieolay,
Fruit
of
the
Loom
Gold
Prints
and
Rayon
Sheer.
99c
Yard
BLACKWOOD
on
MARTIH-IEWIS
(R
W
r""
fi
UZAPETHSCOTr
CfiRMUlKw
.HAIVMIS.,..
5'
v-
-V'
v.
By
FASLEY
BLACKWOOD
,
CtWCl0Cil.0OIIWHYMl0t-IUIMtHING
P
Top
(uuility.
Embossed
r
ei(li;;c,
Tootul
Lombia
nnd
Sharkskin.
Reg.
$1.75-$2.24.
Save
lots.
It,
,.
Second
Chance
Saves
Mrs.
Keen's
Contract
WE
ArtE
AGAIN
FEATURING
Store
Specials
TODAY
to
SATURDAY
WK
Evcnin9s
7:
-
9:05
p.m.
TOTE
Motinee
Soturday
2
p.m.
'
kimhk
p:.iy.T.
nJ
f
A
X
In
the
old
days
there
was
no
doubt
about
it,
Mrs.
Keen's
immediate
overcall
in
her
opponent's
suit
was
$1.29
Yard
$1.99
Yard
forcing
to
game.
VISIT
THE
Clearing
price.
Nylon
Print
and
Pure
Silk
Print
and
Stripe
Gabardine.
Reg.
$2.80-$4.72
yard.
MODERN
AND
OLD
TIME
DANCE
-
FRIDAY
LEGION
AUDITORIUM
Ailniis.sioii
$1.00
Dam
iinU.;
Music
by
THE
ROCKY
MOUNTAIN
BOYS
l;VIKV()XE
HMXOME
East
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
V.rlh
(Mr.
Ilulr)
S-J
8
7
H
9
7
2
l
8
4
C-4
4
a
r.t
t:ut
(Mr.
Wm'I)
(Mr.
(
Ii;iiiiiIiim)
88
2
8-
K
3
H
Q
3
HK
8
5
4
n-V
7
8
3
I-
K
J
10
C
10
8
T
8
3
C-
K
J
U
hmith
(Mlh.
Kern)
HA
Q
10
U
6
4
H
A
J
10
8
D
A
2
C
A
The
blddiliKI
INDEPENDENT
FOOD
STORES
AND
NOTE
THE
SAVING.
Your
order
delivered
or
no
extra
cost.
Deliveries
cover
the
entire
city.
mou
HOSE
51
Gouqo
end
45
Gauqe
Assorted
shades.
All
sizes
but
quantities
are
limited.
Take
your
pick
while
they
last.
I
Today,
some
self-appointed
!
authorities
are
saying
that
a
I
bid
like
Mrs.
Keen's
two
club
!
bid
in
this
deal
Is
forcing
for
!
one
round
only.
I
don't
like
it.
The
side
which
does
not
open
the
bidding
needs
I
some
bid
which
is
uncondition-j
ally
forcing
until
game
is
reach-;
ed.
Once
such
a
bid
Is
made,
the
j
pressure
is
off.
No
space-losing
jump
bids
aip
now
necessary,
i
The
holder
of
the
big
hand
feels
no
urge
or
necessity
to
make
a
blind
,stab
at
three
no
trump
or
some
other
game
eon-tract,
for
fear
his
partner
will
drop
him.
Mrs.
Keen
almost
blew
her
!
four-spade
contract
but
recovered
Just
in
time.
The
opening
lead
was
the
six
of
clubs
and
.'he
won
with
the
ace.
Apparently
she
became
obsessed
with
the
idea
the
king
of
spades
was
a
singleton
so
she
laid
down
the
ace.
Nothing
happened.
She
captured
only
the
deuce
and
the
rey.
Since
she
needed
two
entries
to
dummy
for
leads
up
to
her
hearts,
she
should
have
led
a
spade
first,
to
dummy's
seven.
Norm
a
u
3H
East
South
West
1
C
i
C
Pass
PM
3
8
FtiM
,
Pass
4
8
All
pun
MIDWAY
GROCERY
Phone
659
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
liitfi
Ai!
Other
Wallace
Bargains
MEN'S
-
COYS'
-
-
GIRLS'
-
LADIES'
WEAR
Still
on
Sale
!
-Wallace's
Dept.
Store
SKEENA
GROCERY
RUPERT
BUTCHERS
Phone
AND
GROCERS
LTD.
581
or
582
Phone
21
LYONS
FINE
FOODS
I
WILLAMS
GROCERY
!
Phones
I
Phone
250
Red
465
I
656
NAVY
RUM
nif-
m'.
After
that
lost
to
the
king,
the
eight
and
the
jack
would
be
the
KETCHIKAN
WRANGELL
-
PETERSBURG
lausiziiBiaiiiiiiiiiiinii
...LA
ill
!
entries
she
wanted.
Seeing,
her
mistake
at
she
saw
another
chance.
in
I
Abel
had
a
doubleton
honor
hearts
or
if
Mr.
Champion
had
i
both
king
and
queen
of
hearts
and
she
could
guess
which
was
the
true
situation,
she
could
make
her
contract'
with
only
And
Oihcr
Alaska
Points
!
I.!0M
UmVtl
fne
heart
lead
from
the
board,
i
ELLBS
R
LINES
This
idveniscnient
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
The
Liquor
(
onlrol
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
There
was
also
the
chance
if
Mr.
Abel
had
a
doubleton
honor
in
hearts,
he
might
go
in
with
his
honor
prematurely
thus
taking
out
the
guess.
'
With
these
.thoughts
In
mind,
Mrs.
Keen
led
the
jack
of
hearts
at
trick
three.
Mr.
Abel
couldn't
ftand
it.
It
looked
to
him
as
if
his
queen
would
never
take
a
trick
if
it
didn't
take
this
oni.
He
played
it
and
returned
a
club.
Mrs.
Keen
ruffed
and
led
a
small
spade.
Mr.
Champion
won
Phone
266
Office
Opposite
Post
Off
$1
and
led
another
club.
But
Mrs.
Keen
ruffed,
entered
dummy
with
a
trump
and
pushed
the
nine
of
hearts
through.
This
won
and
another
heart
finesse
assured
the
contract.
-;
it'
with
a
ant"
i
kaafcji
'
-it
j--.it
futi-j.
u
tni
M
'jr-
if-------
''-
v
Three
Workmen
Electrocuted
WABASH,
Ind.
AP)
Three
workmen
were
electrocuted
and
a
fourth
suffered
fatal
burns
Women's
Dress
Shoes
when
a
huge
neon
sign
they
were
erecting
touched
a
power
line.
The
accident
occurred
at,
b
PUMPS
-
STRAPS
-
SPECTATORS
Cuban
and
High
Heels
Rcrjularly
priced
to
$12.93
new
motel
two
miles
northeast;
of
Wabash.
i..
.
.A
.-,
,..
,,,......
tMtStmiii
inrirfrr-ri
Jft
n
m
r-
rtf
rtr
frrrr
i
n
i
rr
rf-ffrnrf
-
-
--
-
vrTA-J,
..f-i
-r..
.
.w
-J
jM-fepund
ftfeBawr-
and
'hum
raawi
ife
Clearing
at
$4.95
-
4hrf.
FOOTBALL
Friday,
7
p.m.
General
Motors
vs
llaltery
WOMEN'S
GLOVE
LEATHER
CA5I
Sponge
Insoles
Red
-
White
-
Brown
f
This
is
the
coffee
-J?X'
ISPKjl
r
$4.9
To
Clca
-
MEN'S
CANVAS
DECK
SHOES
Tliinlc
of
it!
...
An
instant
coffee
with
all
the
bold,
nitlural
flavor
and
aroma
of
freshly
ground
coffee
,
.
.
BO
convenient
it
dissolves
instantly,
even
in
cold
waterl
What's
the
secret?
Instant
Chase
&
Sanborn's
new
"Natural-Flavor"
Process.
It's
an
amazing
process
that
begins
with
the
finest
coffee
.
.
.
carries
all
the
true,
natural
flavor
of
these
select
coffee
beans
right
tlirough
to
your
cup.
Trust
a
grand
old
coffee
name
to
bring
you
the
first
instant
coffee
that
measures
right
up
with
the
finest
of
regular
coffees
.
.
.
gives
you
all
the
mellow
richness
of
coffee
roasted
to
perfection
your
kind
of
coffvel
Crepe
Soles
Sponge
Insoles
yov'
mat
A'
VANCOUVER
ria
Waypiilnts
SUNDAY
BS
Camosun,
8
p.m.
FRIDAY
Sa
CiKiiitlam,
8
p.m.
AI.ICK
A
KM
and
STEWART
Friday,
Camosun,
Midnight
KOR
NORTH
qUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
July-
15th
and
29th
SS
Coquitlam,
Midnight
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
SS
Coquitlam,
Midnight
July
8th
and
22nd
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
To
Clear
$4.95
tepva-coffee
FAAAILY
SHOE
STORE
LIMITED
629
Third
Avenue
Phone