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Orchestra Concert at South Porcupine Cpdipetprip Apdlyaiy Mivein in ind aale ote rale *s ate obe atecte abeate ahe ate ateate ctns , o To ate ce abe afp Bouth Porcupine, O Special to The Advance It was most unfortunate that Porcupine Symphony Orchestra cert put on at the High School Weanesday night did not receive attendance that the excellence o production â€" warranted. _ Those went, however, were loud in their y of the ab‘lity of the performers the very good music that was a C to local effort. . The concert opened with "O, Canâ€" ada," followed by an orchestral overâ€" ture., "The Caliph of Bagdad." Then the orchestra played the "Prelude" and the "Doge‘s March" from "The Merâ€" chant of Venice." A ‘cello solo by Mr. Pospishel, of Timmins, was wonderfully rendered and well received. Stella Anâ€" drochuk gave a soprano solo. A hornâ€" pipe nocturne from "Petite Suite" by the orchestra came next. Mr. Michael Rose gave a wonderful solo on the vioâ€" lin, and Mr. Peter Boychuk‘s solo on the Hawaiian guitar was exceptionally well done. Our native, Mike Kostynyk, and his sister, Natalic, gave the Rusâ€" sian folk dance in costume which is always a treat, being performed with grace, precision and accuracy by this gifted little couple. Two more orchesâ€" tral pieces and Gog Save the King finâ€" nished the concert. Handsome New Hotel at South End... Other South Porcupine News Items. Perhaps the fact that Christmas is so near caused the poor attendance but it is to be hoped that this orchestra will not be discouraged, but will at some future time repeat the concert into which so much time, effort and talent have been put. We are sorry to report little TomMy | thore Houston, of Connaught Hill, as being| wej quite sick with congest.ion of the lungs:) saijiq t Roger Emden, the boy who was acâ€" cidentally shot in the stomach while hunting, some weeks ago, left the hosâ€" pital yesterday for home; feeling alâ€" most himself again. A blood transâ€" fusion helped his condition wonderâ€" fully. pital yesterday for nome, 2‘~/tolq me that if I were a gentleman she most himself again. A' plCOd transâ€"| would have charged me ninepence. fusion helped his condition wonderâ€" In Kingston I bought five pounds of fully-, apples .and they charged me three sorry to have missed Carlo Cattarelâ€" | cents for a bag to hold them. lo‘s name from the hockey team list.‘ tn Rrort William I came up out of We were awfully glad to hear that BC stokeâ€"hold, in a shirt and a pair is to play tonight with the team. Carl0| of overalls, to tie the boat. I mentionâ€" is one of our own boysâ€"a good SPOYT,| oq to a longshoreman that it was awâ€" and a fine player. I fully cold. lo‘s name from the léam Tn Rort William I came up out of We were awfully glad to hear that h8 pne stokeâ€"hold. in a shirt and a pair is to play tonight with the team. CarlQ0 | of overalls, to tie the boat. I mentionâ€" is one of our own boysâ€"a good SPOYT,| oq to a longshoreman that it was awâ€" and a fine player. | fully cold. A Junior hockey team is practising| . fp saig: "We use common sense and We hope to give the lneâ€"up in Monâ€"| dress for it." day‘s Advance. At first we thought| t New Bedford, Mass.. U.S.A., I fell there would be no junior hockey thisloverboard in the harbour and had aA season, but are glad to know that thc' hard job getting out again. The next team is training. High Schcol hnoCk€Y|poxt morning I asked the captain why may come along later. he didn‘t throw me a line. ‘The Dome community hall is now the meeting place of the Dome United Church Sunday School. As between fifty and sixty chlldren were being taught in the little old schoolhouse at the Dome in the cramped quarters there, the teachers appreciate the facilities offered by the new hall, and the kindness of the committee in being alloweq to use it. Their Christmas tree on Friday is to be held in this hall. We understand that the high winâ€" dows and enclosed protected roof lightâ€" ing, together with the hardawood fioor anq generous size of the hall (30x60 ft.) the original gymnas:um idea which the committee had in mind will flower into a Badminton club for the Domeâ€"this is in the air, we hear. On Christmas Day there will be two services in St. Paul‘s Anglican Church â€"at 8 am. Christmas Communion, and 10 45 am. Christmas morning service with Communion o yAAA Ned in ds hm d i w e in d on in di ie y ds lt in d in en dn d ap se ty en en en ds 2s 58 nalp THOUGHTFUL CARE AND DIGNITY CHARACTERIZE OUR SERVICE T. W ALKER Visit to the Store will be Worth Your While Funeral Director TELEPHONE 509 81 THIRD AVENUE opened with "O, Can by an orchestral over OQOPEN DAY AND N Those wh n their praise Dec and edit th th« iand cent Dt Received Number of Replies to Queries Timmins, Ont.., Dec. 17th, 1934. Dear Sir:â€"I see your paper is here, there and everywhere. Well I have had some peculiar things said to me in all those places. In Bristol, England, I asked for some cil for a lantern. The lady charged me fourpence but at the same time she tol4 me that if I were a gentleman she would have chargeod me ninepence. A 1 He said‘:â€""1 owe you tTWO months wages, don‘t I?" A man can have a lot of amusement thinking over pointed remarks and acâ€" t.ons of the past, but I think the best t.o0ns is th A barber Ladies‘ at fifty cents. Another A man s much to be Torcnto Star:â€" The men‘s debating club of the University of Toronto reâ€" fuses to admit women and suggets that the women form a debating club of their own. That is a good idea. And then the girls‘ debating club should challenge the men to a debate and pecial morning service at 11 a.m. for nd with children and parents, carol inging, and sermon by Dr. Fraser; and egular service at 7 p.m. Mr and Mrs. Ship and baby are pend@‘ng Christmas at Loring, Ont. Ir. Fraser is expecting Miss Margaret raser home from Galt on Saturday then the girl challenge â€"th show them up itil after New Year‘s. Mr. R. C. Woods at one time with the ovincial police force, is acting here night policeman during Mr. Brooks‘ Remarks he has Heard in Different Places. cal Man Considers the Mqjny Different, Pointed ther barber‘s sign read:â€"Men‘s women‘s hair cutâ€"twentyâ€"five CI . 1X and id to me:â€""It doesn‘t cost a gentleman in our town." I remain Yours most sincerely A. J. DOLING. town had this notice:â€" rentlemen‘s hair cutâ€" two months for some charged time she man she ho D | south en British Programme Buses to Take Place . in nearlv two for Christmas Day of Nipissing Central (By "Dialer‘"‘ At the present time great interest among rad:.o fans centres upon the allâ€" wave reception now possible to receive on all popular makes of radios. It looks as if the longâ€"waves are doomed, and by means of ultraâ€"short waves, from 5 to 100 meters, the 500â€"1500 k.c. range will be abolished. There is pleasure at all times on a presentâ€"day radio angq Christmas Day will ‘be no except.on. Here is a comâ€" prehensive summary of what to hear and where to get it. Radio Owners May Hear Announcement that Electric Notable Programmes ‘on| Line, Cobalt to Liskeard, Christmas Day from all! will Close at End of Year. Parts of the World. ym ts w% #4% All present day radios are plainly marked, so if you want the Empire broadcast, dial for 25 metres or 31 metres. The Rome broadcast on Boundbrook, 49 meters at 1.00 p.m. If you possess the converter type, dial your standard receiver at 1,000 k.c. and your converter between 70 and 80 or 50 to 60. The programmes follow: British Empire Programme 8.55â€"Hymn, Chorus and Organ; Broadcasting House, London:; Bethleâ€" bem Bells, India Bells, Wellington Bells, Ottawa Bells, Ireland Bells, St. Paul‘s Bells. 9.00â€"Big Benâ€"London item. 9.02â€"New Zealand: Dairy Farming. 9.05.30â€"Canada;, Lumber lndustry (a) Quebec Lumber Camp; (b) British Columbia Scene 9.00â€"Australia: (a) Botanical Garâ€" dens, Melbourne. (b) Drover, North East Queensland (c) Wheat Farm S.A. 9.12â€"India: Tea Garden 9.15â€"United Kingdom: Chelsea Penâ€" sioners. 9.17.30â€"India: Army Officer at Khyâ€" ber Pass. 9.21â€"Ireland: Man of Aran. 9,.24â€"South Africa: Johannesburg Skyscraper. 9.2730â€"Ireland:; Power Station on the Shannon. 9,.30â€"Rhodesia: (Salisbury) 9.33â€"New Zealand: Whaling Indusâ€" 9.36â€"Canada: Fisherman‘s Cottag Maritime Provinces. 9.39â€"United Kingdom: Mersey (O.B 9.45â€"â€"Australia: (a) ‘Tollkeeper : Sydney Bridge. (b) Lifesaver, Ne Ssouth Wales. s 9.4Tâ€"Canada: Hockey and Children‘s Skating Party. 9.40â€"Australia: (a) Railway Fettler, (b) Hobart Fisherman. 9.51.30â€"South Africa: Native Comâ€" pound. 9.56â€"Ilmington 10.00â€"Sandrningham: His Majesty‘s Message. 10.03â€"National Anthem. Rome Programme The Rome programme will be one of many exchanges during the day and is given as follows:â€" try Christmas ‘Day, the famous Cataâ€" combs in Rome, Italy, refuge of the early Christian martyrs, will be the scene of an international programme heard here over N.B.C. networks at 1 p.c. E.S.T.. â€"A liturg.cal service of anâ€" cient songs of the Church will be sung by the Benedictine Choir of San Anâ€" selmo‘s Church A description of the Domitilla Catacombs will be given by the Rev. William Michael Ducey O.S.B. of St. Anselmo‘s Priory in Washington, D.C.., who is now in Rome. Check up on your daily paper proâ€" grammes, angq you will be able in all probability to listenâ€"in to Christmas day programmes from all parts of the world. FIFTEEN MEN ON A DEAD | MAN‘S CHEST, YO! HO! ll()' For Christmas, each of the Dionne quintuplets of Callandar, Ont., will receive a minature bottle of rum, laâ€" belled ‘"not to be opened until your 2ist "birthday." A Jamaica firm, anâ€" nouncing Sunday thas it had dispatchâ€" ed the gifts, made no mention of the controversy Dr. Roy Allan Dafoe said he had aroused in temperance circles by including rum in the infants‘ early diet. Four of the Santa Cliaus _ Deputies Lose Their Jobs Try The Advance Want Advertisements THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIOG New age Lang, cha. Railway t Railway a : will cease line betwee by the end After De a private bus line w of the electric line. by the new T. N. missionn that some o vice would be prov | street railway was Itween the three towr bury and New Liske: ’that, this promise is | ed. Arrangements made and are expect ed in a few days for According to word fr |Neil Mclsaac for m ductor on the Nipis Con Kennelly, Coba | coperate the bus seryv ichise secured from th ment of Highways, They have drafted |will provide for a it vice between the tow possible by the e‘ectr and their buses w Ant nd are expected to be 1t nceme hairm that TES 3 Ibs. zsc ' Eight O‘Clock Coffee 1. 29¢ Gilt Edge Bread Flour 21». vaz 79c Mixed Nuts ». 19 W alnuts Walinuts ;:"~ 1. 46¢ Walnuts Our own Plum Pudding 2 1. 59¢ | Celery 2B Xmas Cake TCO * 10659 /4 Finnan Haddie b. 15 A WA Y POR EK Shoulder * 13° BUTTS v. 18 Mnncemeat 2 B e |LIBBVYV‘S EV L BRAXD Pork Sausage Meat ENCORE STUFFED, 10 ozr. J 1NLMER CHOICE Extra fancy selected . * JX RKEYS Guaranteed Strictly Fresh Only Government graded A B birdsâ€"â€"â€"all one priceâ€"â€"â€"young, plump, | C tender birds selected at the country‘s best Turkey ranches, Every 1 5B PV -..---_L-A‘J (A- nnc)l;‘\n jnrl ‘l)\lfi' ba N. O. Ra me other fo more owns thg ctric roa« will run many ssing â€"â€"P [, 4 J N ng Central and contractor, will e under a franâ€" Ontario Departâ€" Col. Lang said. a schedule that 11 e frequent serâ€" than has been road, he added, run from the U M â€"SMOK i D) Half or MS W hole 1b FRESH CUTS YOUNCG ROASTING m inued Db balt, Hailey It is evider bus AIY WwA complet service N. O IANT PEAS, No. 2 Tins BA men!t!â€" being COLl T ind hn * i6s. cd€¢ J 1b, 4 S1eve al be It is understood that the change will mean the throwing of employment of perhaps ten men. Most of these men live at North Cobalt, and those losing employment include the reeve of Bucke township, A. J. McRae, and an exâ€"reeve, Bert Normandy. Mr. Mcâ€" Rae has been 26 years with the railâ€" road, while Mr. Normandy has aA quarter century of service. For twentyâ€"five years the Nipissing Central has been of service to the people of Cobalt and Haileybury while part of that time it has Aalso been of service to New Liskeard. In recent years it has been owned and operated ty the Nipissing Central, as a part of the T. N. O. system. It was originâ€" mean the of perhap men live â€" losirg em A1Y 1€ inchise. It is undet ig reved eved the ference â€" board. A re Lak 101 nd of Cobalt to the Wabi river in New Liskeard, a trip of two miles more than at present. from Cobalt also suggests that es on the bus iine are likely to er higher than those that have charged by the Govenmentâ€" electric road, and stiudents atâ€" _ the Haileybury high and minâ€" hool courses will be granted 8@ or. Jar Only Government graded A B birds tender birds selected at the country‘ one guaranteed for quality and flavor. hree but Thetr ic road, and sti Haileybury high courses will be es in this respect. They | d five conts each way.l MISS I _ cents under existing ; Application to abandon 10 CEDAR ® o be made by the Nipisâ€" to the Dominion Railâ€" it this is regarded as a | Ally operated by ere were three applicaâ€"| as a private ven! te a bus service, Colonel M ns 1, but the commission Outstandmg !oca} men should have Card fl‘1 ‘r interests from Kirkâ€" . Porcupine seeking @A| Among the ar Sunnyfield g5;1yerbrook Ib. zSc Celéry _ 2 Bun:c Emperor Grapes CHOICE YOUNC 1ANCY YOUNGC ROASTING %"J© A way, existing ibandon e Nipisâ€" n Railâ€" ceve Mcâ€" Among the imatl received and noted one that stands ou on account of its and original touch with each of the fo er 10 inches by 6 colours most artis depicts in most ar and valleys and m "Mountains for | "Valleys for Cor "May they bot Such is the mes On an inner pag "We who ride Grape Juice Z%2° o iniccs 59c Brazil Nuts : ». 21:¢ s:‘?‘u Ib. ZSC Almonds Shelled ib. 48c hculd pause at nd bid God S w io P _ Vegctable «P _ ___ 4e it ASsSORTED EXCEPT PURE CHMICKEN, 3 TINS 24c CHRISTIE‘S Shortbread rweorrs . 27: LILLOROH Bokar Coffee in. % RedCircleCoffee"® 25 $ MOKEDâ€"BRE AKF AST FANCY SELECT hes for JC AY L MER MISS BETTY‘S CLEANING PARLOR s our wish tl 10 CEDAR sSTREET NORTH You will need that Dress or Suit dryâ€"cleanedâ€"and to do it right it takes time. If you are going to a party or dance, don‘t wait until the last minuteâ€" anding Christmas ‘ard from A. Lapr FOR THE HOLIDAY Ibs. LB. 10 to 12 Ib. Average 1b. 1 8(: ‘NG ;2s» n 25c OLD FAVORITES, 1 ib. Pkg. 23« AND WINEY mal on :s . 20. A P QUALITY BEEF ROASTS piness tment hnristm ur futurd On Tomate and Hubbard Squash Cranberrics 1A get PTi inothe e tral it done now n 1 PH ONE 1120 fry The Aavance Want Advertisements ) 1 73 HLNOSs NV YTYHL LV LNAWNIVLMALLNT SÂ¥HWJLSITYVH t South Thursday ome Min it 3 Tins PBR li0n Wwith Porcupit ) evenin each 24 W . "Lap s in charge ct office of friends in warmlv reâ€" iness anc een 1t0o Dt . Laprairic . Limited ‘tTainment @ Church held this ind at the av) evenâ€"