Thursday,
August
20,
1953
SUAAPJaER
Hitch-Hiker
Irritating
To
Policeman
Convention
Report
Given
PORTULEVEN.
Eng.
(Reu
lb
Ruosrt
Rod
&
Gun
Club
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at
THE
UNIVERSAL
5
'solutions
svxrorted
by
the
Other
resolutions
Mr.
Lamblej
Nftthorn
Dirt.-i'
t
F.od
and
Gun
voted
for
and
which
carried
in
C:3)S
w?re
ccthr.cd
to
a
meeiiri?
eluded
the
Vancouver
Islanr
0-a.
.;
.(
r.iv
.
71.-A
and
sfflliaied
Fish
and
Game
assc
''"'"
1'
'".:
l--s
v.ck-in
the
-ia'ion's
brief
asking
that
a
stri
V.mse
Hall.
-
1
100
yards
In
width
be
left
stand
S-off
Lambl-y,
northern
dlst-
i"g
around
all
l.ke
and
streams
ri'"
delega!-to
the
B.C.
Fit'h
aad
and
one
concerning
gnzzi;
cine
council
convention
at
bears.
CWJlliwack
in
May
told
members
Th
'volution
on
hrs.
rro
t!t
while
many
of
ths
resolu
posed
by
the
Interior
Fish,
Gamr
tidfcs
backed
by.
the
Frince
Ru-
and
Forest
Protective
asso?iatior
j.pjt
club
had
been
parsed
by
urged
that
surveys
be
made
i;
1H-
fonvericn,
th-;
Southern
areas
where
both
grizzlv
bea
Cijiboo
Guides'
bid
to
have
no
and
domestic
animals
range
tc
optn
season
on
cow
moose
was
determine
which
are
the
most
defeated.
I
valuable
and
In
areas
where
the
J.-.
K'-.'V'i
C.-iboo
Guides,
'grizzly
bear
is
considered
the
M
Lamblev
said,
had
sided
with
.
most
valuable
that
grazin?
Our
complete
stock
of
Shorty
Coats
at
one
low
price.
Here
is
your
chance
to
sove..
Come
early
for
the
best
selection.
Values
up
to
27.50
17-98
ters)
Police
Constable
Frank
Sandercock
lock
off
his
helmet
one
of
those
typically
English
coal
scuttle
types
and
laid
it
on
a
roadside
hedge
as
he
pumped
up
a
punctured
bicycle
tire
near
here
Tuesday.
He
put
It
back
on
his
head
when
he
finished
fixing
the
flat,
remounted
liis
bike
and
started
a
21i-mile
ride
to
this
little
Cornish
fishing
village.
As
he
rode,
he
became
aware
of
an
irritation
on
top
of
his
head.
When
he
entered
the
village
15
minutes
later,
the
inita-tion
had
developed
into
an
itch.
So
he
lifted
his
helmet
and
scratched
his
head.
That
didn't
help
and
the
itch
became
Itchier
as
he
directed
traffic
in
Porthleven's
cobbled
main
street
Annoyed,
Sandercock
took
I
off
the
helmet
again,
deter-i
mined
to
find
the
bee
or
what-
ever
it
was
in
his
bonnet,
i
What
he
found
was
a
15-I
inch
adder,
England's
only
I
poisonous
snake,
cooily
coiled
up
in
the
crown
of
the
hat.
I
The
cop
hasf'y
dumped
the
'
reptile
into
the
road
and
a
,
passer-by
killt.l
it.
"It
sure
is
lucky
I've
got
a
good
crop
of
hair,"
said
faan-dercock
as
he
mopped
his
brow.
;
An
adder
bite
seldom
proves
fatal
to
an
adult,
but
can
1
bring
painful
illness.
lepses
be
discontinued.
th
Game
biologists
who
believed
iit
i
he
larae
moose
population
Mr.
Lambley
told
the
meetinr
that
he
voted
for
this
resolutior
htl
jeopardized
its
food
supply.
Tk
miirioe
heiipvpd
that
now
!
end
that
both
G.
W.
A.
West,
pre
.19
Reduced
from
our
regular
stock,
51
gauge,
15
denier
Nylon
Hosiery
at
real
savings.
Dark
seams,
high
panel
heels.
Sizes
8V'a
to
1
1
PAIR
!
MYLO
liJ
r-flure
had
reduced
the
moose
I
datory
animal
officer
and
th'
h-wds
to
a
point
well
below
the
j
cattlemen
were
in
agreement,
available
food
supply;
th
there
I
Another
resolution
supportec1
.
.
.
f
.
.
:
u
v,a
Wal
.lnh
onri
rarrinn
v.'tl'-
ShSUId
not
De
an
opeij
seasun
on
ur
n
v.--
.
cc-
moose
for
1953
ah
that
no
WANT
A
KiUt?
Ihese
daredevils
ride
high
above
the
clouds
ovjr
a
3,
200-foot
gorge
in
the
Bavarian
Alps.
The
fellow
below
just
went
along
for
the
ride.
Russia
Assigns
Envoy
to
Greece
ATHENS
(API
Tire
Greek
rovernmcnt
has
annoancrd
that
ihe
Soviet
Union
had
agreed
to
he
appointment
of
Alexander
Xontoumas
as
ambassador
te
the
'rem'in.
IContoumas
no'.v
Is
mibassatior
to
Turkey.
that
asking
for
protection
of
the
bald
eagle,
Mr.
Lamblev
said.
The
Vancouver
Island
Fbh
and
i
Game
association
asserted
that
'
industrial
development
was
lay-'
Misses'
and
Women's
half-sizes
dresses
clearing
ot
one
low
price..
You
will
have
to
see
these
to
appreciate
the
outstanding
values.
Try-ons
.-.
.
yes!
You
may
try
on
anv
dress
in
our
store
before
you
buy.
Volues
to
12.95
GIRLS'
SWIMSUITS
ing
the
bald
eagle
open
to
unjus
persecution
and
that
lnar.mu"h
as
the
bald
eagle,
near
extinction,
was
merely
a
carrion
eate-nd
scaveneer
it
should
bp
ci-er
the
protection
by
law
of
the
B.C
Game
department.
Next
meeting
of
th"
Prin-f
Rupert
Rod
and
Gun
club
will
hld
Monday
night
at
the
Moot'
hall.
GIRLS'
DRESSES
Clearing
Sanforized
Cotton
Everglaze
Crlskay
dresses
for
little
girls
tt
one
low
price.
.
,
Sizes
1
to
6X
:
-'
f'iher
consideration
be
given
t'xn
open
season
until
such
time
a
-J
a
more
comprehensive-
and
crAaustivo
survey
could,
be
made.
h"
"i?Me
told
chetocal
club
tlJit
while
he
and
eight
ether
ciijegates
had
voted
for
the
resolution,
14
other
delegates
had
vetted
against
it.
Oil
Man
Tries
to
Halt
Report
VANCOUVER
(P
An
oil
com-pjny
official
has
taken
action
to
bick
an
inquiry
board
from
re-
79
1.99
Clearing
Satin
Lastex
Swim
Suits
for
little
girls
in
yellow,
blue
and
peach
shades.
Sizes
2
to
I.
Regular
$2.98
Dandy
Candy-!
IS
FADED
BLUE
JACKETS
Three-quarters
of
L'n-U's
'ot
ton
crop
Is
used
in
Brazillar
mills.
LADIES'
SKIRTS
Clearing
one-of-a-style,
etc.,
from
our
regular
stock
of
skirts.
There
are
some
real
buys
here.
izes
12
to
20
Clcarli
g
Sanforized
faded
blue
Jackets
at
real
savings.
Si7.e
12
to
20.
fUguUC
$3.M
'.
5.98
RAYON
BRIEFS
LADIES'
SWEATERS
Krrtii
ISPLAV
OOKUTS
Clearing
odds
an
dends
of
Orandmere
and
Fairy
2
pa'ir
fr
1'
3.95
Rayon
Tricot
Knit
Briefs
in
White,
Pink,
Blue
and
Maize.
Sizes
S-M-L
............
Princes:-
Short
Sleeve
Wool
Pullover.
'I
CJkTXUXSI
Values.
to
S3.93
r
jrting
to
Ottawa
on
the
retail
marketing
and
distribution
of
gKSoline
here.
.
i
The
Supreme
Court
action,
sorted
Tuesday,
results
from
ln-c;2iries
into
the
gas
price
situ-.
aton
started
some
two
years
ago
bj
the
restrictive
trade
practices
cammissoin,
which
succeeded
the
combines
investigation
board.
!sev3ral
member1
of
the
Auto-nwbile
Retailers'
Afsociation
and
standard
Oil
were
c,uestior.ed
by
i
tle
three-man
ccmr
Ission
from
tje
federal
body.
Tuesday
an
affiUdM'
was
filea
cj
behalf
of
Edwar-l
Alc-.ndr
ljnce,
marketing
n.anager
and
elector
of
Standard
Oil,
seeking
S
rupt
ft
inula
ted
ruar;
eujt
waUrr;
H
r
ROGERS'
WH.PEN
SYRUP;
9
tag
vh-:;,
twotm
stiff;
fiaror.
Boil
si.Kj.r.
ater
and
R(X".KRS'
I'Ji
hi-
SVWI
P
nmil
little
rf
WHERE
CRAFTSMANSHIP
.
.
.
COUNT
ON
Ub
BOYS
NYLOM
JACKETS
Mothers!
Here
is
a
special
purchase
we
rmde
of
boys'
all-Nylon
Bushcoats
with
heavy
quired
lining.
Elasticized
Waist
...
Half
Belt
...
Zipoer
Fastehinq
Fur
Collar.
It
is
practically
impossible
to
tear
the
outer
fabric
of
this
jacket.
The
ideal
jacket
for
school
wear.
Choose
from
Navy,
Beigeor
Olive
shades.
Sizes
8-1(S
years
,
0.95
niniurr
iorms
"ft
ball'"
when
tcttd
in
mid
water
(2-i4-?Wr,F).
Cr.ol
slitfli'.lv
and
pfiur
praduaUy
avct
stiffly
beaten
eg
whitet,
bea
tine
un'il
mixture
t
smooth,
heavy
and
of
dull
appearance.
,qA
tlav.jr.ng
and
drop
by
trasponnfuls
onto
greated
paper
to
Dibb
Printing
Co.
la
prohibit
the
commission
from
I
COMPANY
i
P
(
.'
Kox
Diffl-
"rirrivfi'.
B.C.
r
-
'
-
-
,
LY
FALL
AKKWALS
I'M
reporting
to
the
justice
minister.
Rearing
has
been
set
for
Sept.
2fc
dealing
only
with
the
Bence
Replication.
Mr.
Bence's
affidavit
states
tgat
"without
previous
warning
t
me
I
was
put
on
oath
by
J.
H.
CTiinlan,
Investigator,
and
ques-J
tfenel
by
Douglas
grown,
coun-iffi
for
the
combines
board."
JJrhe
liestimony
was
contained
irt
a
38-page
document
dated
rjjc
8,
1952.
Mr.
Bence
alleges
the
transcript
is
incorrect
In
sR,erat"T)laces
In
one
instance
tSe
words
"mark
up"
appear
wtiere
he
used
the
word
FALL
mm
faMSuits
'
BAOCtoSCHOOL
I
SADDLE'
OXFORDS
1
A
well-made
Oxford
with
,
yS&f
'
'
"Cat's
Paw"
ladder
soles.
M&
1
Black
saddle.
Sizes
4
to
9.
5
-
SCHOOL
OPENING
.
J
J
K
No
Militia
to
Je
Called
Our
new
Fall
Coats
are
arriving
daily.
We
are
as
excited
about
them
as
you
will
be.
The
styles
are
even
nicer
than
before
at
prices
that
will
stand
comparison
anywhere.
1
BUDGET
PRICED
From-
Ladies'
pure
wool
Piaid
Suits
in
two-and
three
oiece
sets.
Come
in
and.
see
these
outstanding
values
in
double
and
single-breasted
styles.
All-around
knife-pleoted
skirts.
l
SPECIAL
m
BUDGET
PRICED
From
Children's-
BROWN
OXFORDS
A?;fi
2S-00
M
I
VICTORIA
if
The
army
will
1$
called
in
to
put
down
Douk-iit)or
la-
ies:ness
only
at
the
rftjuest
of
the
RCMP,
Premier
Hlnneit
has
announced.
"fie
was
replying
to
questions
t3ut'
a
possible
railwaymen's
:-ike
in
the
Sons
of
Freedom
tgritiry
unless
the
government,
called
ia
the
militia.
"Premier
Bennett
said
such
a
castiic
itep
would
be
taken
only
i
the
RCMP
found
themselves
ujible
,to
cope
with"
the
situ-son
and
called
for
help.
Neolite
solos
.
.
.
rubb'
r
hrels
.
.
.
brown
calf
uppers.
All
sizes
from
infants
5
to
children's
3
(Ages
2
vears
to
1
1
years)
$3:95
10
PLAID
FALL
m
JJSo
far,
he
said,
there
has
been
vm
such
request
from
tho
police.
"'We're
fU'ing
them
100
per
rnt
co-operation,"
he
Eaid.
BLACK
PATENT
STAP
By
GOR-RAY
Very
well
tailored
12-gore
skirts
by
GOR-RAY
of
.
$2.95
:
A
ial
dtrs"
iiioe
for
the
smart
Mi'3
...
a
Blak
Palen
upper
f
't""
iTy
slit
hrd
to
Ion
jt-;v
caring
M
lite
roles
.
,
.
l
slues
from
Irf-.n'r
5
to
M!si-5s
3.
,
1
Wa'invito
you
'to
see
our
large
selection
of
new
dresses,
for
the
Fall
season
,
.
.
Featuring
smar.
styles
in
the
n
e
wc;t
fabrics.
,
;
!n
Misses'
and
Half-sizes
i
m
e
England.
Heavy
all-wool
material
in
plai
J
patterns.
;
GOR-RAY
2
NAVY
.
!
MEM'S
OXFORDS
RUM
m
w
ytK
j4
'
from,
'
'-'ii
;
"Skirts
One
Better"
Sizes
12
to
20
EACH
CLFAIINS
AT
ONLY
lb.
21-00
11
For
the
Tccn-GO,-;
Bov
w;
have
a
group
of
oxfords,
sizes
6
to
11,
r-nula-ly
priced
up
to
$12.95.
S&99
1
tM,
14
1
..
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1
f
wnU
II
8T
Family
OE
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i
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Avenue
West
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AVENUE
ot
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STREET
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advertisement
is
not
published
m
displayed
by
The
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
fitisb
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