CURE
YfViTiT
I
Prince
Rupert
Haily
New
Thursday,
June
24,
1954
OUTDOORS
lUii,
WU,-
Former
Attorney-General
R.
H.
Pooley,
Dies
Aged
75
bows
each
but
sixteen
inches
long,
taken
on
worms
of
course.
Names
and
places
are
given
and
the
fish
remain
on
show
perhaps
pcrnaps
longer
than
they
ought
t.
Unless
one
makes
a
prolonged
trip
through
the
United
States
immediately
south
of
B.C.,
it
is
difficult
to
comprehend
the
hugeness
of
the
business
that
has
developed
in
the
past
few
years
in
outdoor
things.
Any
small
town
near
lake
or
stream
devotes
itself
virtually
entirely
i
r
Z
U
fV
I
.
The
ls
play-
evening
I""-tches
i
"let's
go
fishing"
theme
ed
on
constantly.
Each
VICTORIA
O
Robert
Henry
Eooley,
75,
B
C.
attorney-general
during
the
Tolmle
regime
and
for
25
years
Esquimau
member
of
the
legislature,
died
In
St.
Joseph's
hospital
Wednesday
night
after
a
lengthy
Illness.
His
death
severed
one
of
the
few
remaining
links
with
the
term
of
four
years
1924-2!)
He
was
born
In
Esquimau
Sept.
19.
1878
and
received
his
early
education
in
private
schools
in
Victoria
and
graduated
from
Bradflcld
College,
Berkshire,
England
in
18!)8.
He
was
admitted
to
the
bar
in
1901.
In
the
legislature
he
was
a
a
report
on
the
day's
catches
Is
Is
given
from
the
local
radio
sta
Murder
Suspect
Arrested
VANCOUVER
CP
Cecil
Terry.
41.
will
appear
in
court
here
today
to
hear
a
charge
of
murder
formally
read
against
him.
Terry
was
arrested
on
a
city
street
less
than
24
hours
after
his
38-year-old
wife
Catherine,
mother
of
five,
died
in
hospital
from
multiple
brain
injuries.
She
was
found
brutally
beaten
at
the
Terry
home
Mond;iy,
and
never
regained
consciousness.
Police
believe
a
heavy
hummer
they
are
holding
as
evidence
was
used
to
inflict
the
crushing
blows.
Terry
was
nabbed
by
a
beat
constable
and
after
a
short
scuffle
was
taken
into
custody,
handcuffed
to
a
detective.
WET
BASEMEN!
AND
DAMP
FLOORS'
ELIMINATE
SOGGY
YARDS
systems.
New
permanent
tile
win
'
the
Jb
f(ir
you
vla
'
V;ar.
Doc,
not
dl
with
age.
Send
50
ce,
t
a
sample
and
'
price
tlonr
.Delivered
tot
u0
"NEW
TUP-
in
raterine
to
the
visiting
ang-1
tion.
and
derbies
or
an
kinds
are
4
0
:
1
WW-
"
V
pioneers
of
this
city
anl
r.i
iov
COME
AND
TEST
OUR
1954
STUDEBAKER
STATION
WAGONS
For
a
good
economical
car
fry
our
A-30
AISTIN.
A
complete
car
with
a
low
price
of
only
S1495,
that
includes
foam
rubber
seats,
leather
upholstery,
directional
signals
and
heater-defroster
unit.
ed
one
of
the
last
stalwarts
of
j
brilliant
debater
and
in
nl!
as-
ler.
A
place
of
say
5,000
popu-
;
employed
to
give
all
comcis
a
lation
would
have
not
less
than
I
chancj
a'
a
puze.
ten
stores
carrying
fishing
j
now
all
this
is
very
w
11.
This
tackle,
bait
and
WORMS.
These
;
tremendous
build-up
wnHs
a
lone
are
raised
in
prodigious
pcut.es
to
the
point
where
Just
quantities
and
a
common
sight
going
fish'ng
wilh
little
to
car
the
pre-war
Conservative
pnrty
pects
oi
me
ne
was
a
man
of
in
the
province.
Mr.
Pooley
was
attnrnp.y-?n-eral
from
1928
to
1933
and
a
member
of
the
legislatuie
from
1912
until
1937
In
successive
Conservative
governments.
He
was
iuige
anu
power.
Mr.
Pooley
Is
survived
by
his
widow,
two
daughters.
Mrs.
R.
It.
Tye
and
Mrs.
D.
W.
Groos
both
of
Victoria;
three
sisters.
Miss
Alice
Pooley
of
Victoria,
Mrs.
S.
C.
Sweeney
of
Vancouver
and
Lady
Stanley
of
London.
ry
home
merely
serves
t
drlvs
the
unsatisfied
angler
to
more
prolific
waters.
That
nieens
RIGHT
HERS
my
brother,
and
when
he
comes
here
he
sets
his
ls
to
see
a
dozen
signs
on
as
many
houses
or
stores
in
a
row,
each
bearing
the
single
magic
word
WORMS!
!
Some
of
the
more
progressive
stores
actually
have
"brag
dis-
Box
248,
Terroce.
B.C
fish
to
carry
home
ullright,
and
!i
plays"
outside,
a
favorite
being
a
few
to
keep
in
the
freezer
too!
We
are
happy
enough
to
slni-p
TODAY
to
SATURDAY
Shows
ot
7
RHJM.AR
PRICES
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E
Dowdie
303
Thii(j
Ave.
W.
P!.
one
Green
960
LT.-C.MDR.
VICTOR
J.
W!L-
GRESS,
33,
of
Ottawa
has
been
appointed
commander
lain
of
the
aircraft
carrier
Magnificent.
He
is
the
son
of
Dana
Wilgress.
Canada's
permanent
deleeate
to
the
North
Atlantic
Treaty
Council
In
Canada.
Cmdr.
Wilgress
succeeds
Cmdr.
Arthur
H.
Abrams
of
the
Royal
Navy
who
has
been
on
loan
to
the
Canadian
navy
for
the
last
2'
i
years
a
rerngerator
aooui
iour
cuuic
feet
with
a
glass
top.
Right
be-
(
neath
the
top
will
be
displayed
a
recent
catch
of
trout
by
some
fortunate
fisherman.
The
finest
I
examined
was
of
five
rain-
leader
of
the
opposition
for
one
,
j
OLDSTERS
LOOKED
AFTER
j
In
order
that
older
people
may
,
have
friendly
contact
with
their
contemporaries,
a
necessary
offset
to
loneliness,
many
churches,
service
clubs
and
other
groups
have
helped
to
provid
social
and
i
recreational
facilities
for
the
i
senior
citizens
of
the
community.
v
l
.
.
c
v-
l-fc
AUTO
SERVICE
IRS1EI
our
good
things
with
the
right
kind
of
neighbors,
and
we
arc
willing
to
accept
their
contribu
tion
towards
the
betterment
an!
perpetuation
of
these
good
things.
It
merely
remains
for
us
to
raisj
a
single
loud
voice
calling
upon
our
own
powers
that
be
to
see
that
legislation
is
forthcoming
to
ensure
that
this
contribution
is
exacted.
Rivers
inlet
in
our
own
B.C.
waters
is
possibly
un
q
ie
in
th
Wallace's
ilcpdment
Store
TOTEM
"DiRRers
of
the
Deep"
"Calamity
Strikes"
"Presc
ription
For
Percy"
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
F'OI
KtMYIftS
TIIKvrRF.
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
,
"
if
i'''
.
numb
r
of
.-pawning
stream.-1
that
empty
inlo
it,
and
In
th-marvellous
run
of
heavy
sprin
s
.lmon
which
occupy
It
at
cer
i
tain
well
known
times.
Natural
ly
these
things
aic
commo'
knowledge
In
well-heeled
nngl
ing
circles
in
the
U.S.
but
are
you,
brother
Canuck,
aware
that
some
of
these
cousins
of
our:
come
to
Rivers
Inlet
In
theii
f:iie
sea-going
yachts,
to
anchoi
for
protracted
periods
and
actually
shuttle
back
and
forth
U
their
homes
by
airnlan??
Jus
how
long
do
you
suppose
this
angling
resource
of
ours
Is
going
to
withstand
this
pressure?
for
the
v
m
splashy
set
lulcs
of
Xo-Dummy
Days
Survive,
Uut
Arc
Obsolete
In
the
day?
of
whist
there
was
no
dummy,
so
each
player
saw
only
his
hand.
In
"that
-period
many
'rules"
of
play
were
devised
most
of
which
have
survived
to
the
present
t;no.
110
Pssib'p
cntW
t0
lhe
board'
One
of
these
was,
"play
second
h-md
low."
This
rule
was
pro-
Mr.
Abel
hd
to
settle
for
just
inunri-d
not
because
it
was
al-
seven
ti.cks
!1
because
Mr.
v.iys
ri-iht
to
play
.second
hand
Masters
playea
second
hand
!ow
but
because
it
was
more
of-
h'Bh-
'tn
than
not.
and
Loys,
tots
lo
teens
.
t
.
have
double
the
lun
when
they
near
sun-happy,
bo
vou
realize
that
some
of
water-happy
swimsuits
from
our
colorful,
handsomely
styled
collection.
the
choicest
stretches
of
land
bounding
northern
B.C.
rivers
lore
being
bought
(some
of
them
for
frankly
commercial
resort
v-.,i
hi
olit.ns'J
it
is
fl('f-
IOK
THAI
GIRLS'
DEPT.
SUMMER
WEAR
'
.7
"
'-
:
;
v.
.
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V
:
y
m
ivjo.
.t
j
initely
nut
aiarmisi
10
siaie
wc
hilitv
nf
the
unhappy
day
..
.
.
-
"
J
A
r
t
-
-
coming
when
we
Canadians
,.
may
Peddle
Pushers
Shorts
Tee
Shirts
Dresses
EXTRA
SPECIAL
PRINT
JOB
CALL
ON
h
ive
to
pay
for
the
privilege
of
j
angling
in
thise
rivers.
There,
are
already
scores
of
places
in
'
Oregon
and
California
where
;
anybody
may
fish
private
waters
'
7
1
!
South
dealrr
Neither
-fll'lc
vulnerable
.
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llnih)
87
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4
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10
9
2
r
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7
2
West
fii-t
(Mr.
Mtrr)
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Mrrkl
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10
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NiMllh
(Mr.
.Mm-I)
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7
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7
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10
The
bidding
South
West
North
Enst
1
D
Pass
1
H
Puss
2
NT
Paaa
3
NT
All
Pass
.Today,
every
player
at
the
tii'ole
can
see
one
of
the
other
hands
the
dummy.
Therefore,
there
is
much
le.vs
excuse
for
All
the
pageantry
and
gallantry
of
the
West's
Indian
Country!
1
MADISON-FRANK
IDVEJOY
TODAY
to
SATURDAY
WarnerGhor
SHOUT
SIBJECTS
"W
hen
f
lh
Fijhl'
"Feline
Frarat
l'p"
SHOWS
AT
7
p.m.
9
15
at
any
time
and
pay
lor
lusn
S
caught
at
so
much
per
f:sh.
May
i
j
the
Gods
of
our
woods
and
wat-
j
iers
never
let
it
happen
here!!!:
wri
ft
(Jr
V3W
II
Sal.
Mat.
J:M
131
I
COMPANY
j
.
a
rAwoui
"
pwm
thut
Popular
Steamer
Prince
Rupert
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
Midnight
M
x
r
'-r
.".fir
a
,1"
,1
v
W:.
t
0'i
,f
V'1
v
j
W
t
v
vr
Comfort
and
Service
V
I
Fur
reservations
wrile
oi
I
call
City
or
Depot
Office
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
ONLY
3
MORE
EVENING
SHOWS
KIDS.
.
.
DON'T
'FORGET
SATURDAY
MvZiiSXXZiri
MATINEE!
Tickets
on
Sole
at
Colussi's
Music
Store
STORE
I
j
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
B?1
.
blindly
following
the
second
'
hand
low
rule
or
any
of
the
old
whist
axioms,
for
that
mutter.
A
careful
scanning
of
his
own
curds
and
the
dummy
will
often
tll
the
alert
pl.iyer
that
the
winning
action
is
second
hand
high.
UtSTI.KS
vs.
MUX
-StV'tthnV'-Mr.
'
NT
i.slers
'"Id
to
Mr
Abel
In
today's
deal.
He
opened
the
four
of
clubs
and
Mr.
1
Abel
won
wi.h
tat,
j(J.
A
small
;
heart
was
led
and
Mr.
Mast
ers
j
promptly
played
the
kin-;.
That
play
held
Mr.
Abel
to
one
heart
i
trick
at
the
most.
.
If
Mr.
Masters
had
played
low,
the
10
would
have
Rone
on
from
dummy
und
Mr.
Meek
would
have
won
with
the
queen.
A
sub-!
sequent
finesse
ag'Unst
the
kins
of
hearts
would
have
brought
in
four
tricks
in
the
suit.
Even
if
Mr.
Meek
bad
mad
:
the
good
play
(if
refusing
to
take
the
queen
of
hearts
on
the
first
lead
of
the
suit,
Mr.
Abel
would
have
got
two
heart
tricks
enough
for
his
contract.
ABEL
GETS
NO
THICKS
As
the
play
actually
went
Mr.
Abel
got
no
heart
tricks
at
ull.
Realizint;
he
had
to
take
as
many
as
two
hearts
to
make
the:
hand,
he
let
the
king
hold,
hoping
Mr.
Masters
held
the
queen,
too.
'
Mr.
Ma,
iters
-d
another
small
club
and
Mr.
Abel
won
and
fin-I
cssed
the
Jack
of
hearts,
losing
l
to
Mr.
Meek's
queen.
A
spade
i
wan
returned
and
there
was
now
o
VlJTD
0
1
luX
for
sturdy
summer
clotl;es
'
'
;
-
f
I
Warm
weother
frolicking
means
extra
wear
and
tear
on
clothes,
both
at
home
and
at
camp!
We
solve
this
problem
with
a
collection
of
handsomely
styled,
well-made
play
togs
that
know
how
to
take
a
licking
and
still
look
good!
'
'-if.
J'
a
si
FUR
STORAGE
EVERYTHING
FOR
BOYS
COMBINING
QUALITY
AND
ECONOMY
Jeans
Tec
Shirts
Shorts
Bathing
Trunks
Shirts
Jackets
Pants
Sweaters
I
mm
so
PHONE
-SAFE
nil
iiiS'1
i
with
bv,,
So
tiny
so
precious
you
cherish
I
T
"
.
,.'
'Ui'
"
r;.re
Nmhinir
hut
the
softest
tingle
doW
:
touch
his
tcnJcr
kin.
That
i.
why
m"'licrs
'
TODAY
th
cre
most
Kclect
Purer
.
.
.
the
tissue
wi
tlut
.
.
,
.
r
r.
.
thrv
know
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
sixcial
kind
oi
soitncss.
v..-,
absorbent,
tt
Purcx
is
extra
strong
and
extra
perfect
for
baby
and
for
the
whole
family-
TIP?
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
Single
Ply