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Many Here Interested in National Music Contests E. music competitions has"been due in lar:g hearty coâ€"opcration of Indéed our newspap been most helpful in other phases of the " the Nations." Dear Sir:â€"The Canadial Exhibition and the Canadi {or the Advancement of Mus cognizant and duly apprecia fact that the very satisfacto of success which has In sending out the syllabus music competitions this year Canadian National Exhibition, the Canadian Bureau for the . ment of Music also sends alon: lowing letter:â€" To the Editor of The Advance, Timmins, Ont In the past numerous com|} have come from the area served | paper. Early inquiries this yea cate in both number and natio origin that interest this year | keen and general. The enclose of the syllabus for 1934 rofle« scope and diversity of the comp which, like many other C.N.E. ties, produce no revenue. Vo contributions enable it to be car Fricnds of music throughout â€" will appreciate the publication brief reference herewith. Yours very truly, The summary of the contests as to in the letter is as follow Friends of music throughout Can whose generous voluntary contribut have supported the Canadian Bu Canadian Bureau of Music. ‘ A SoAPr ThHAtT $0AKS GUT DIRT WITHOUT ANY RINSO GET S WALKER OUERALLS There are better jobs in every plant for the workman who does better work. Walker Overalls help you in your work because they are so big and roomyâ€"because the patented Nuâ€"Way Spring End Suspenders aliow free and â€" easyâ€" movementâ€"beâ€" cause pockets are located for utsacst conveniecnce! Youw‘ll work better in... 17g8 ) but every m Ask the dealer sbout this ge THE AMENICAN PAD TZ Every Seventh Pair is FREE! 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ACUIV Volunta the loc Bu TEXTILE CO., CHATHAM, ONTAT or Sale by ail 11 4 UJ Its in Drilling unine Peninsul the Op >r th Mine: Lransâ€" n the 1 t Noranda Gives Farewell Party to "Mickey" MeCann ind some melody fo The writer of th issMrs. Adam Da ing from her hoi Northern News, M "Here‘s your bo Mr. Bilsbcrou and in acknc expressed hi Dav Kirkland Lake Now Has Its Own Community Song ;lll' o Mickt A ; ernm have brokt uggestion vriter of : ndâ€" Porcupit ood "nation ad failed un or that can Vas supplied that own that own that + C *A A A | <a adlll <ag V l your ba rts yYou 0o Recently TT th Kirkland 1ile there wa 1n 1C Mick musIC | ome Ki L1anC this oth the ind râ€"by diff ind ther Kirkland aAlC The Kirkland Lake W I sident thal f Kirkland old the: ba WDC )1 1€6 clat him un t amp CVC MCC il 11 maAad Kirk _the land Not N iC 1l nty JA ull U1C 1 Kirklat 11 ifTali T Kirl n nV nk mA THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Garden Notes from Horticultural Soctety Article No. 12 in the terestingly and Inf Bulbs,. How to P ous Kind Nearly Anybody Can Run a Newspaper! Yes! Oh, Yeah! 11 H series Deals In rmatively with int the Variâ€" ~KtC, HC land, iet U n halfâ€"rot n 11 wWI Otr 1M CUDN O€ pLli On th W rontadc uld } il M 1J nt hcC Maâ€" t um t1 iAI l )1 just as ness, th Kirkland Said to be Seeking Hockey and Ball Stars AD 11 N I 1 iden ubli SSoOCI@tiOn A 1 iken iblishm m publishin m will ocCc rich every @rtin 11 111 in ng. Bi o dissip tion in llat ind h anadian Ch e Canadian in mes ‘anadiai ipplies, . inderx pub i the r executive be in the al busines: profession. ind The Renfrew Mercury last ‘Andrew Freemark and left Renfrew on Wednesâ€" for Kirkland Lake, leavyâ€" o follow a little later. A had Gdetermined their the winter. The adâ€" f two did something at but more at hockey; ra is proficient at both mmer games, and his loss mewhat keenly by lovers clally at a time when from here after baseball eriodi doubt made all th interest enty of ventures i k TT inda h on the icity 1 M Ont ther hcC perc from Nati ich a it imber ol Comâ€" Manufacturers‘ tario0 _ Research ‘r organizations publishing busiâ€" will some day that they might accounting busiâ€" and influence created by the paper, and inâ€" the established 1 so that in the hat association ted in definiteâ€" Ccounting us and other set If there | . of thers?2" ition when 11 t1.€ 1l essary funcâ€" ss principles. ons has beâ€" f many trade government en the board ‘ other orâ€" publishing a field of inderstand N a V coml l1ant 18 omm mss mm mm mt w ues umm mssc m esn o on s ues m smm mm omm ons cce ocfi s mm en es mm mm en mm ons s Miss Sunny Wallsten, a pretty and popular Kirkland Lake girl, was markâ€" ed for life as the result of an accident in a Finnish play on Sunday of last week. The story coming from Kirkâ€" land Lake is to the effect that in the play at the Finnish hall the young lady was supposed to be shot by one of the actors. In the effort to make the inciâ€" dent realistic a real revolver was used with powder and a blank cartridge. This might have passed off without unâ€" toward accident, but unfortunately the actor stood too close to Miss Wallsten when the shooting took place. The gun was quite close to her face and belched fiame as the trigger was pulled. Miss Wallsten did not get the full force of the charge of powder in the face because she was holding her left hand up to her face to simulate terror. But she was painfully burned by the flame and pellets of the powder were driven below the skin aof her face. Dr. R. H. Armstrong was called at once and took immediate steps to lessen the pain. According to The Northern News, while a great deal of the powder has been removed, Dr. Armstrong says that there are some pellets which cannot be taken from under the skin and that as a conâ€" sequence they will mark the young lady‘s face for life, which seems to be a special pity in view of the fact that she is a particularly attractive looking girl. !__When fire recently broke out home of H. J. Anderson at En Pretty Kirkland Girl Marked for Life in Play Everyone will regret the accident to the young lady, but at the same time the incident will call up the question: "Why is it necessary to have this reaâ€" lism with firearms in connection with Finn plays?" It might also be asked if there were any illegality in the preâ€" sence of the revolver at the Kirkland Lake PFinn hall. Some years ago, shortly after there had been "demands" made in Timmins by Finn organizaâ€", tions several rifles were noted being taken into the Finn hall at Timmins. Engquiry of the police elicited the inforâ€" mation that the rifles were only to be used in a Finn play. The explanation was satisfactory to the police but to many it seemed absurd that actual rifles were thought to be needed in a case like this. Many people would like to avoid any chance of "accident" from firearms used either in plays or otherâ€" wise by associations of foreignâ€"born not friendly to this country. The Adâ€" vance does not know whether the Finn hall in Kirkland Lake is a meeting place for disgruntled aliens or not, but it does seem that the use of fireâ€" arms in such cases might well be checked up by the authorities. EVERY MAN HIS OWN FIREMAN IN HOME FIRES AT ENGLEHART U U 30 3y 3/ ut at the Englchart he did not wait fire brigade, thc ed, but he tac himself by the hose, The fire chimney and ra inside, but befo Mr. Anderson h: trol and the fird that all was well prompt and eff savin all w Jack Miner on sion has suggeste is about the wist the moment, ho bird, North Land wild goose what makes th week the remarka Uno Park of a la; going south inst 111 € iint about th back up ures to p were just anead storm. If the far south, and annual trip to the tainly prove they name of wisdom â€" Even the Geese Fooled by Weather in the North LS p hi ma ba north, t are ent his own garden arted from the the roof on the firemen arrived laze under conâ€" nply had to see Mr. Anderson‘s ction prevented As it was there ‘ by smoke and arri ia@ad | wild rth. ing in‘t ; wild one wild d alway For the wise old even the ~That. 15 en th on thei will cerâ€" he can ind figâ€" to tht OCC They now â€" wild nceal i1