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Spent Lifetime As House Clerk ARTHUR BEAUCHESNE Progressive Conservative By THE CANADIAN PRESS Arthur Beauchesne, 77, Progres- sive C vative candidate for the House of Commons in Ottawa East, is recognized as Canada's top au- thority on parliamentary proce- Though he has never been an elected member of the House, he spent 32 years as deputy clerk and then clerk of the Commons, and his writings on procedure are the Sianiarg oho for House op- eration He was clerk from 1925 until 1948, when he retired, and he spent much of his time in digging into parliamentary history and institu- tions and clarifying the rules of procedure in successive editions of books that came to be known simply as "Beauchesne." First a newspaper man and then a lawyer, Dr. Beauchesne twice ran unsuccessfully for office before starting his long Commons career. In 1908, he tried for the Commons as a Conservative in Bonaventure, Que., his native county, and in 1913 he ran for the provincial legislature in the same riding. Since his retirement, he has acted as adviser to the Quebec government in federal-provincial matters. He is married and has two married daughters. Speaks As Veteran For Army, Party \ HOWARD GREEN ™ Progressive Conservative By THE CANADIAN PRESS +Howard Green, 57, has been a member of the Commons since 1935 and is the Progressive Con- servative party's chief specialist on transportation matters. Mr. Green represented Vancou- ver South for three Parliaments and since 1949 has sat for the new riding of Vancouver Quadra. He is a Vancouver lawyer. He served four years overseas with the Canadian Army during the First World War. As a result he also is one of his party's major spokesmen on veterans' affairs. Mr. Green is a nativ~ of Kalso, B.C. He married Marion Jean Mounce of Vancouver in 1923 and UK Firm - Seeks Loan To Expand LONDON (CP) -- Taylor Wood- row Ltd., one of Britain's largest civil engineering and contracting groups, is raising £500,000, for expansion in Canada. The company is seeking 'the money by issue of loan stock. With treasury approval about £350,000 will be wu to launch the Cana- dian branch. A spokesman said it has not been decided yet where the overseas office will be located. Where Is Car Owner? TIMMINS (CP)--Police said to- day an automobile has been parked at a nearby power plant nearly a month with a note on 'the steering wheel, "Gone fis They said they believe Bernhard Hoffman of Niagara Falls, Ont., to whom the car is re istered, went fishing on the nearby Mat- tagami river in a canoe. At Stur- geon Falls 25 miles down river, | tio; hydro workers said that late in June they pulled a man from the | stream when his canoe capsized. The man continued down river and has not been reported seen = New York since. Police now are planning a search for Hoffman. y moved his car inside a hydro power plant fence for safe keeping in case he | shows up. | Pearson | Going To OTTAWA (CP) -- External Af- fairs Minister Pearson, president of the United Nations general as- sembly, fly to New York Thursday night for discussions on reconvening the assembly. +The external affairs department said Mr. Pearson will consult with Dag Hammarekield, secretary-gen- eral, "regarding the reconvening of the a assembly if discus- sions in Korea result, as they hope they will, in an armistice." Mr. Pearson will leave Toronto Thursday night and meet with Mr. Hammarskjold Friday, Saturday and\Sunday. The general assembly passed a resolution April 18 providing that the president "shall reconvene the assembly on the signi of an ar- mistice in Korea or when, in the view of a majority of members, other developments in Korea re- Juire, consideration of the ques- n. Protagoras was the first Greek philosopher to accept payment for his teachin. they have two ns. Youll say 1's Magic... the way we change your Old Watch into a New Nationally Famous Watch! THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursday, July 28, 1953 21 IT HAPPENS ONLY IN JULY Our complete summer stock is drastically reduced to ensure an almost complete sellout. At no other time during the year will you find such a large variety of merchandise at such a low markdown in price. BUY TWO CHEAPER SALE STARTS FRIDAY AT 9 A.M. SHARP ONE HOUR ONLY-FRI. 9-10 A.M. CHILDREN'S BOXER SHORTS 2.1.00 Men's Nylon & Cotton "T" Shiris White only, short sleeve, crew neck style -- Sizes S. M. L. .].00 All around elastic waist in fig. ured denim or plain gab. ma- terials, brown, green, blue, red, yellow. 2 to 6 years. Reg. 98ec. YOU BUY TWO ARTICLES FOR ALMOST THE" PRICE YOU NORMALLY PAY FOR ONE. MEN'S 100% NYLON HOSE 9..].00 Long wearing, will not shrink, snug fitting elastic tops, solid shades of brown, grey, green, blue, maroon. Sizes 1012-114. Reg. 1.29 pr, silver, beige, Cool eyelet Jersey, short sleeves "V'* neck style, wine, yellow, with deep tone trim. S. M. L. Reg. 1.29 LADIES' SILK JERSEY "T" SHIRTS 1.00 - SAT. 9-10 A.M. GIRLS' SUN DRESSES A nice assortment plain cottons, fitted waist and shoulder straps. Neat fitting ONE HOUR ONLY FINE QUALITY BED SHEETS Good quality cotton sheets for DARIA YUARDSMAN 7 YOUR OLD WATCH IS YOUR ONLY DOWN PAYMENT at Horwich Credit Jewellers LADIES' LUGGAGE FAMOUS BULOVA WATGHES Smartly styled "Miss Universe" $ 50 for her. "Mr. Ambassador" for 49 him. With 17 jewels large size beds. Reg. 2.98 eo. bolero jacket. . 5.00 Sizes 7 to 10 MEN'S GABARDINE PANTS Smartly tailored from good quality gab- ardine -- zipper front closing, pleats and belt loops. In brown, blue, or grey, sizes 30 to 42. Reg. 8.95. 4.00 Pleasing plaids -- bib front and braces. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Reg. CHILDREN'S PLAID OVERALLS 9.1.00 WHILE QUANTITIES LAST Ladies' Dresses--Group | A good ossortment of S prints ond some plains, sizes 12-20. Reg. to for 3.98. Girls' Sundresses There's plenty of hot weather yet for the littie irl to enjoy these cute le sundresses with matching bolero Jook- for ets. Sizes 2-6 yrs. Reg. to 2.98. Little Girls' Picolay Skirts 1.00 Cotton Half Slips 1.00 Flowered JDicoley, all- around fastic waist, flounce bottom white, blue or Yelow., Sizes 2-6 yrs. Reg Cotton krinkle crepe with eyelet lace trim on bottom, all-around elas- tic waist. S.M.L.,, white only. Reg. 1.98. Ladies' Dresses--Group 2 A varied selection of sundresses and afternoon frocks, in «often, silks, bember, . 0. 0. Wy von for Sizes 1 to 5.98, Ir. = Summer Dresses Picolays, cottons some chambrays, la assortment styles and colors all re- duced to one Jove price. Jines 7-12 yrs. Reg. to ond es 5.5] 100% Nylon Tricot Gowns Beautiful to wash, re- quires no ironing, wide shoulder straps, fitted bodice, frant panel in- serts, white, blue, a- Sizes S.M.L. ] 5.98. Stripes or plein shades, elastic cuffs, sizes 4- 8%2, 9-10%;. Reg. te 35¢. pr. Ladies' Dresses--Group 3 A terrific group of better dresses includ- ing nylons. and orion, she S15 s, gighams, chambrays, etc. beautiful fy, st y, i op i for gives 12-20, 24Y3. Reg. fo 10.41 Cotton Dirndl Skirts Sparkling cotton with tic dirndl waist. Nylon & Cotton Te Ladies' Blouses showin "Darton x a EE iy PRX 1.98. Nylon and cotton krinkle hip 7h bodice, eyelet Wee im wy straps. White ty Ros. Ni '98. L ITEMS SPECIALLY PRICED Ladies' Picolay Skirts Tailored or sweeping pockets, , buttol belted, e. .. stripes or figured pot- terns, white, maize, tur- for Qlioiss, blue, 2 Sizes Children's Plaid Cuff Jeans Boxer mie od arsund #1] 0 i ht, blue Lh ie Children's Sunsuits 2.5] in ginghoms, cotton ond seersucker materials, as- sorted patterns and col- ors, 2-6 yrs. Reg. to 89c. Ladies' Halters Shirred elastic "tube" halters, fits ony size to o trim slim look, in red, blue, white, green, yel- low. Reg. 1.29. 2-3] Children's "T" Shirts in solid plain shades, 2.51 Bath Towels Solid colors, good large size, soft end chsorbent, in selmon, gold, ture quoise, blue. Reg. 89%c. some with silk screened motifs on front, - blue, Girls' Sundresses Colored cotton top at- tached fo white pique skirt, sizes 2-6 yrs. Reg. for 1.29. 2-5] Silk Sissy Panties EET 6.5] 2-3-4 yrs. Reg. 49. Men's Shorts and Tops Eat Jul] ponties, elastic waist, In Men's Striped Anklets white, pink or blue, sizes Knit from cotton 'yarns in pleasing striped de- signs, elastic cuff. Sizes ps 10-11%. Reg. 59¢ pr. ' yellow or white. Sizes 2-6 yrs. Reg. 79%. Boys' Lastex Bathers In solid or two color combinations, tailored from shiny satin lastex, for sizes 8-14 yrs. Reg. 2.49. Wew's Sport Shirts £5 9 00 on elastic, lon, Hseves, way collar, ik Sockets, whee posi. or dark shades. M.L. Reg. to 3.98. Plastic Tea Aprons, Reg. 29¢ Tfor 1.00 Large Size Tea Towels, Reg. 29¢ ea. 6 for 1.00 Hemstitched Pillow Cases, Reg. 1.69 pr. 1.00 Checked Tablecloths, Reg. 1.98 1.00 PATTENICK'S OSHAWA GOODS SATISFACTORY OR MONEY REFUNDED A FULL YEAR id PAY HORWICH ...: Lil JEWELLERS 20 Simcoe St. S. Dial 3-7133 micas $ Down $1 Weekly Ladies! Prepare Now for Your Vacation sagem 1650 LITTLE AS