PAGE
FOUR
103,
Doesn't
Want
b,".
To
Live
to
Be
Old
Bat
Mrs.
Catherine
Mac
Isaac
Of
Nora
Scotia
Eipects
Few
More
Years
ANTIGNOSH,
N.
S
August
4.
(CP)
Mrs.
Catherine
y.iacT'raae
of
Clydesdale,
one
of
the
oldest
resi-
for
"tereral
added
"I
do
not
want
to
lire
to
be
old."
This
remarkable
woman
who
knits,
sews,
cards,
mends
clothes
)
and
can
still
read
large
print
wants
to
stay
around
for
a
while
"to
tee
wh2t
is
going
to
happen."
The
aged
resident
of
Clydesdale
recalled
the
long-ago
days
when
everyday
shoes
were
made
out
of
leather
from
cowhides.
Sheep
skin
leather
was
used
for
the
Sundaj
dents
of
Nora
Scotia,
who
has
shoes
and
her
father
would
make
passed
her
103rd
birthday,
said
the
laces.
5V
"They're
having
RICE
KRISPIES
for
breakfasil"
If
yeir
eklHr.a
ar.a'f
mtch
lattrtsttd
la
feed,
ry
i.rv-l9
Kellegg!
Rice
Kriiplts
tkeie
teeiftd
rlee
bib.
bits
kof
crackle
la
milk
or
ertam.
Iteaiie
ckltdrta
low
ihet
-Seop,
Croekle.
FepP
ntoit
craeehy
crlio.
atit.
tic.
Krlipt.i
ore
olwayi
ready
to
Itrve-tlokt,
wkeleieme.
eaiy
fo
digtif
Seld
by
all
areeer..
R.
Krl.p!.,
or,'
ade
by
K.II039
!
Unlet.
Oitarle.
spi
D.
ELIO
FURNITURE
EXCHANGE
3rd
Arenue
Phone
Green
916
THIS
WEEK
SPECIALS
4
Piece
Bedroom
Suite
Apiece
bedroom
suite
including
cheffonier,
full
size
ed,
vanity
and
upholstered
bench.
Regular
price
.$85
Special
$69.00
Trade
in
your
used
furniture
and
stove
in
part
payment
on
new
Dominion
Inlaid
Linoleum
6
feet
wide,
regular
price
$1.40
sq.
yard
O-i
OC
Special
square
yard
,
"""ei
I
3
Piece
Chesterfield
Suite
3-piece
chesterfield
suite
covered
in
good
quality
tapestry.
Regular
price
$98.00.
Special
$83.00
Seal
Cove
Wins
Over
Westview
Close
Play
in
Gyro
Basketball
Lea
rue
Last
Night
In
last
night's
game
in
the
boy's
division
of
the
Gyro
Basketball
League,
Seal
Core
beat
Westview
16
to
13.
it
been
a
closely
contested
battle.
The
game
was
a
fast
and
exciting
affair
with
good
teamwork
on
the
part
of
Seal
Cove
gave
Bus-sanich
an
opening
and
he
scored
twice
to
put
his
team
in
the
lead.
Westview
rallied
momentarily
when
!
Brown
evened
the
score.
The
rest
of
this
half
was
evenly
contested
but
the
accurate
shooting
of
Bus-sanich
and
a
penalty
shot
by
Houston
left
the
half
time
score
9
to
6
in
favor
of
Seal
Cove.
Seal
Cove
opened
the
second
half
with
backets
by
Bussanich
and
Barton
but
Westview
attacked
strongly
and
two
baskets
by
Brown,
one
by
Lee
and
two
penalties
by
Blain
gave
them
a
bit
of
a
lead.
It
looked
like
Westview's
game
when
Blake
was
sent
to
the
showers
for
four
personals
but
Bussanich
scored
again
and
the
Seal
Cove
defence
held.
Blain
of
Westview
had
a
good
-ha
nee
to
make
himself
a
hero;
when
he
was
awarded
two
penalty
shots
with
a
few
seconds
left
to
play
but
he
missed
them
both
and
the
game
ended
with
Seal
Cove
still
on
the
long
end
of
the
19
to
16
score.
These
two
teams
are
definitely
the
class
in
this
league
and
there
are
sure
to
be
some
exciting
games
between
them
in
the
play-offs.
Teams:
Seal
Cove
Houston,
3;
Bussani
ch,
11;
Blake.
Barton
,2;
Man.
Westview
Brown,
6;
Currie.
1:
Blain,
2;
Scherk,
Lee,
3;
Cook,
Long
Referee
was
Neil
Ross
and
scorer.
was
Kitty
Cameron,
J
'.Father
Landry
will
return
to
cen
tral
Africa.
BRETON
COVE,
N.
S..
August
4.
'CP)
John
Mclnnis
believes
thL'
must
be
good
mink-raising
country
The
pioneer
mink
rancher
of
Victoria
county
purchased
a
male
and
three
females.
Twenty-five
kittens
i
were
born
and
all
0f
them
lived.
It
was
believed
to
be
a
record.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
mm
Miss
Ethel
Marr
Bride
Yesterday
United
in
Marriage
to
Herbert
James
Blake
at
Quiet
Ceremonj
Sam
Salloum
Marry!
Inspector
John
Macdonald.
pro-1
vincial
police,
left
on
last
evening's
,
train
for
a
triD
to
Prince
George
Were
Quietly
United
in
Wedlock'
on
official
duties.
Inspector
C.
O,
Recently
by
Rev.'
E.
E.
Brandt
Barber,
newly
appointed
police!
head
for
this
division,
will
be
ar-
'iTing
here
within
the
course
of
he
next
few
weeks,
to
assume
his
duties,
it
is
expected.
ORDAINED
LV
AFRICA
BUCTOUCHE,
N.
B..
August
4-
'CP)
The
first
solemn
high
mass
of
Rev.
Leopold
Landry,
ordained
June
11
at
Carthage,
Africa,
was
celebrated
here.
He
15
a
native
of
Buctouche.
After
a
vacation
here
The
marriage
took
place
quietly
yesterday
at
the
residence
of
the
officiating
clergyman.
688
Eighth
Avenue
East,
of
Miss
Ethel
Laliah
Marr.
daughter
of
Mrs.
M.
B.
Marr,
and
Herbert
James
Blake,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
M.
Blake.
Witnesses
of
the
ceremony,
conducted
by
Rev.
E.
E.
Brandt,
pastor
of
First
Baptist
Church,
were
Mrs.
David
Hadland,
sister
of
the
bride,
and
R.
C.
Strachan.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Blake,
who
will
have
the
heartj
congratulations
and
best
wishes
of
many
friends,
will
reside
at
Porcher
Island.
DANGEROUS
DIVE
PICTOU.
N.
S
August
4:
CP-Wilfred
Ounjay
was
knocked
unconscious
and
almost
drowned
when
he
dived
50
feet
from
the
top
of
a
freight
shed
into
Pictou
Harbor.
Instead
of
going
in
straight
he
lost
his
balance
and
landed
j
flat.
He
was
rescued
by
spectators.
Miss
Matheson
and
The
marriage
took
place
quietly
last
Thursday
at
the
residence
of
Rev.
E.
E.
Brandt,
pastor
of
First
Baptist
Church,
who
officiated,
of
Miss
Rachel
Matheson
and
Samuel
David
Salloum.
The
couple
were
attended
by
Mrs.
Louise
Morrisot
and
A.
E.
Lowan.
Mr.
and
Mrs
Salloum
are
taking
up
residence
in
the
city.
The
groom
Is
a
member
of
the
Capitol
Barber
Shop
staff.
FIRST
WEDDING
NEW
GLASGOW,
N.
S.,
August
3:
'CP)
Atlhough
more
than
100
years
old,
Sutherland's
River,,
a
small
district
near
here,
had
Its
first
wedding
in
July
when
Christine
Jean
Powell
and
Raymond
MacDonald
of
Trenton
were
mar-1
ried
by
Rev.
Alexander
Mills
of
Thorburn.
1
s
II
ANNETTE'S
August
Clearance
Sale
I
Sill
Going
Strong
December
Frozen
HERRING
BAIT
Cold
Storage
Ice
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
WHIFFLETS
From
The
Waterfront
William
Herman
was
fined
$159
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
Andrew
Thompson
in
provincial
police
court
Tuesday
on
a
charge
of
fishing
above
the
boundary
in
the
Skeena
River.
Fish
which
Herman
had
on
his
boat
when
apprehended
was
confiscated.
W.
O.
Fulton
appeared
for
the
prosecution
and
T.
W.
Brown
appeared
for
tHe
defence.
There
were
an
even
two
hundred
passengers
aboard
the
steamer
Princess
Charlotte
which
was
In
port
yesterday
afternoon
southbound
from
Skagway
to
Vancouver.
Most
of
them
were
round
trip
tourists
returning
south
from
the
trip
to
Alaska.
Two
disembarked
from
the
vessel"
here
while
three
took
passage
afthis
port
for
Vancouver.
No
boats
being
in
with
catches-there
was
no
sale
or
halibut
on
the
local
fish
exchange
this
Reach
tire
most
people
m
at)
ind
district
with
nu
wmrtUemen
in
the
Dallr
Newa
F.
LARSON
Masseur
and
Electric
Treatments
PHONE
GREEN
913
225
8th
Avenue
West
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C.
Phones
18
&
81
p.o.
Box
575
.Money-saving
Values
Every
Day
At
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents
Quality
The
Best
Service
The
Best
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
B.
C.
Messenger
Service
PHONE
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and
Courteous
Service
R.
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St.,
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of
Royal
Hotel
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HOME"
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The
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PIANO
TUNING
In
the
.country
can
be
youri,
as
done
with
the
"Resonoscope"
by
G.
C.
WALKER
Phone
niue
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ith
St.
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tilde.
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HAILED
AS
FINE
FILM
Robert
Taylor
Has
Title
Role
in
"A
Yank
at
Oiford."
Robert
Taylor,
supported
by
a
group
of
international
film
personalities
including
Lionel
Barrymore,
Mau
rcen
OSulUvan,
Vivien
Leigh,
Edmund
Gwenn
and
Orifflth
Jones,
comes
to
the
Capitol
screen
this
week-end
in
-A
Yank
at
Oxford,"
an
unusual
story
of
the
experiences
of
an
American
college
boy
placed
in
the
unfamiliar
environment
of
an
English
university.
The
picture
was
photographed
in
England
a
gainst
the
authentic
Oxford
The
story
begins
with
Taylor's
r-n
j
i
j
rn
BEGINS
FRIDAY
FOR
TWO
DAYS
TAYLOR'S
FINEST
.
R
From
the
adventures
Yankee
abroad
.
couldn't
help
loving
this
romance
of
two
Bob
.
.
.
packing"
his
departure
for
England,
harts,
celved
a
scholarship
for
rwflV
In
adjusting
himself
tn
i.
r
toms
and
traditions
of
a
uniY
far
different
from
the
cotl,7
has
left
behind,
his
feud
tritk
rival
undergraduate
and
his
ti)J
quent
romance
with
this
rim!
sister,
make
for
a
narrative
whM
holds
excitement,
humor
norm,
and
a
sympathetic
unfoldin
I
characterizations.
The
niptnr
I
irln
.jj.,
lemeni
in
iu
nniiiatinn
.
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....v..v
ai
an
In
.
a
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me
qmljt
pirttrnvn
niimninn"
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tares
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f
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race
in
wmcn
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winnlnj
......
.....
ajiuaui;
VII
IU3
ICUOW
RJ
dents.
Be
wU
Keaa
oi
-nt
tU
LAST
TIMES
TONIGHT
CHAN
AT
MONTE
CARLO
'7:00
and
B:39
PLUS
"LOVE
AND
HISSES"'
18:15
Only
.
MADE
IN
ENGLAND
of
a
cocky,
fighting
.
and
a
girl
who
the
man-.
.
.
comet
fisted
thrills!
Your
mightiest
wallop!
1
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1
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mm
mmr
mmt
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fi1
miumgiiL
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view
lUIUglll
At
11
p.m.
1939
RADIO
Nearly
.nil
1939
models
have
now
arrived
and
they
sure
make
a
wonderful
line.
Touch
tuning,
band
spread
tuning,
making
short
wave
tuning
as
easy
as
long
wave.
New
circuits
and
for
battery
sets
a
new
and
improved
series
of
tubes.
All
battery
models
may
be
operated
either
by
dry
batteries
or
from
a
six
voltl
storage
battery.
Cabinets
are
more
attractive
than
ever
Beautiful
.
and
then
some.
Have
a
look.
Don't
hesitate'
just
because
you
are
not
m
the
market
for
a
new
radio.
It
is
a
pleasure
to
show
everybody
the
new
1939
radio
models.