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Minechead Mountain Coal ALSO .. .. Transfer and Trucking COAL and WOOD Odourless Cleaning 3 Balsam N. Phone 592 Skilled operators and the most modern equipment assure you of highly satisfactory beauty care. The only salon gliving Olgivie Sisters‘ Scalp Treatments. Phone for Appointment REED BLOCK PHO N NEW COAL DEALERS On Frids da will g Convening go through â€" afternoon a: tend a bangi by Mr. W. the Ford M Limited . will be entertain next Thursday by the F pany of Canada Limite: eii, of Timmins. will 3 vention. Timmins Man to Be at Unique Gathering "irst Joint Meeting of U.S. and Canadian Ford Dealâ€" ers. Henry Ford and Edsel Ford to Be Present 1 Spruce Street South Ford deale; O MA CLEANERS For Children, our specialty BARBER SHOP iay the Ford deaiers of Canaâ€" go to Dearborn where they Agents for ME 710 Phone 1555 Be Presen: from all parts ‘niertained at by the Ford Mo a Limited. A. F, s. will attend noon the dealers will "anadian plant in the i the evening will atâ€" hien is to be addressed ‘ampbell, president of Company of Canada, PHONE 483 parts of Canâ€" | at Windsor d Motor Comâ€" A. F. McDowâ€" 15 PINXE STREET SOUTH (rear) i6 P 94 %# % 62 Fourth Ave The windmill was purchased for Mr. Ford more than a year ago by a comâ€" mittee of dealers, It was â€" carefully taken down, timber by timber, each numbered, and now has been reâ€"erectâ€" ed in a new part of the historic old 74 THIRD AVE. Coats Madeâ€"toâ€"Order REMODELLED REPAIRED, RELINED, CLEANED, REâ€"DYED PUGEN‘S DRUG STORE The purpose of the meeting is the unâ€" veiling to the dealers of new Ford Vâ€"8 cars for 1937 but the climax will come when the dealers present to Henry Ford in historic old Greenfield Village the 300â€"yearâ€"old Cape Cod windmill, built by the Piigrims in 1633, once a landmark of the four corners at West Yarmouth, Mass. the huge Colissum at the State fair grounds where the big meeting will be held. will join Ford dealers of the United States in a hug> dealer meeting with Henry Pord, the founder, and Edsel Ford, president of the PFnrd Motor Company. _ Present indications point to an atâ€" terdance of approximately 7.000 dealâ€" ers. The influx will tax to its capacity WE CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK OF FRESH FLOWERS The Timmins Flower Shop is still at the same address. And we request our customâ€" ers to walk to the rear until new buildmg is completed. Timmins Flower Shop For gooud work on your furs call Have your Heating Plant Cleaned the New Way Prevent Chimney Fires All work done on premises BY AN EXPERT FURRIER Reliable Products Courteous Service Free Delivery Manufacturing Furriers FLORISTS : 24 k F All are equipped and qualified to render guaranteed serâ€" For the convenience of readers throughout the town and disâ€" fls UHIPP ajye sn s vice. The housewife, homeowner, transient and business trict the Business Directory published on this page is surely n s« Y 1 s % 3 man at a glance may secure information that will no doubt of material interest to one and all. Practically every ling _ gojye many a worry as to who will be of guaranteed service of business is represented under a diversified classification. _ to them. Watch for the Directory regularly. BUSINESS DIREKECTORY "1 want my Fur Coat cleaned and relined | Where can 1 take it to have a firstâ€"class job done?" Here is the answer to many problems NO DTIRT For the convenience of readers throughout the town and disâ€" trict the Business Directory published on this page is surely of material interest to one and all. Practically every line of business is represented under a diversified classification. Phone 1840 31 Bruce Ave. These new pumps show you exactly ' the number of Gallons and amount ; of Purchase. l | Opening Special 114 WILSON AVE. PHONE 1665 American village in Dearborn where Mr. Ford kas spent so much of his time and effort recently in recapturing for generations to come some of the spirit and reâ€"creating some of the {hnckgmund of the pioneers who laid ’the foundations of Ameriran civilizaâ€" tion and the American system of living. The dealers will gather in Dearborn Friday morning. A fleet of 200 busses will be required to transport them to the state fair grounds for the meeting. Traffic experts of the Detroit Street Railways have selected a number of routes from the downtown district to the fair grounds. over which the busses will be operatsed in groups to insure the minimum of traffie congestion. An address of welcome by Edsel Ford, as presidert of the company, will cpen the meeting. Information on the new cars and plans for the forthcoming selling season will be presented by W. 0. Cowling, director of sales for United States, and by J. R. Davis, his assistâ€" art. A thorough job that will make your car run smooth We Have Just Recently Installed New Computing Complete Greasing Johb MODELLED PATIRED LINED The only furriers in the Porcuâ€" pine district doing full guaranâ€" teed work on the premises. Hundreds of satisfied customers is your assurance of perfect satisâ€" faction. Estimates glady given. You‘ll find our prices most reaâ€" sonable. Beaver Fur Ladies‘ Wear General Auto Repairs COATS MADEâ€"TOâ€"MEASURE GASOLINE PUMPS Gasoline and Oils E k. Ssouth Porecupine Phone 55 *< {[5 THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TTMMINS, ONTARtO 0 iJ i/ omm j smm i) i\ ;i i; Phone 1661 HOMEâ€"MADE CANDIES® RADIO SERVICE Only the finer makes of Watches are stocked. and guaranteed against any defects. If you need a watch, you will find one in Bauman‘s fine seâ€" lection. Bauman‘s carry a complete stock of diamonds which are carefully examâ€" ined before being offered for sale. 44 Third Ave The editorial guests will attend the openir®e session of the dealer meeting at the Coliseum, where they will be CANDIES, FRUIT SUGAR BOWL The highlight of the session will be the presentation of the new cars. Their lines will be disclosed for the first time as the new cars, of all body types and in all colours, are driven into the Coliseum and around the arena, A preseniation of the rew car features, carried out with the aid of giant modâ€" els, in a setting designed by Waliter Dorwin noted industrial deâ€" signer, will follow. The meeting will be adjourned at noon for luncheon which will be served:â€"at the dairy buildâ€" ing in the State fair grounds. At the conclusion of the meeting the dealers will be transported in the bus fleet to Greenfisclda Village for the ceremonies incidert to the presentation of the Cape Cod windmill to Mr. Ford. A special programme has been arâ€" ranged for newspaper and publication correspondents expected to attend the meeting. * Our New Location enables us to Opp. T. N. 0. Station _ Timmins LET US GIVE YOU carry a more complete stock of KING EDWARD HOTEL _ DELICIOUSLY PREPARED REASONABLY PRICED made fresh daily. Hot and Cold Running Water Your favourite Swiss Watchmaker Diamonds We Specialize in Watch Repairing TCHES Timmins Timmins Schumacher Road Red Indian Service The following is from of "Grab Samples" in Miner:â€" "Several years ago a widow, who was a forgigner, had her 15â€"yearâ€"old son up before the magistrate in one of the gold mining towns of Northern Onâ€" tario. She explained that she was in seated in a special section. At the conâ€" clusion of the morning meeting they will be transported to Dearsorn Inn for luncheon. At its conclusion they will cross the street to Ford Airport for a demonstration of the new cars on the mileâ€"long concrete runways ard over a new Ford test track, construcâ€" tion of which will be completed in time for the preview. At the close of th» aemonstration, the press guests will be taken to Greenfield V the windmill presentat Boys‘ Trip Made Lots of W ork for the "Operators" A. TOMKINSON 5 Balsam St. N. ] Gasoline Oils Washing (Greasing Willard Batteries Firestone Tires Edgar 0. Thorpe HAVE YOUR RADIO PUT IN GOOD SHAPE NOW ! Individual Portraits KODAK SUPPLIES Films and Finishing PHOTOC ~ RA PH A Radiotrician Located in Viking Electric and Sons Limited Refrigerator Authorized Frigidaire Engingers SERVICE REPAIRS Tubes Tested FREE in our shop. (All Makes) Means Better Service ht Phone 417 A€ he conâ€" ig they in â€"Inn n they AÂ¥irport °w cars ays ard ! mnstrucâ€" ted in e of th» will be attend ‘monies. £ tors" st issue orthern vho was old son one of n Onâ€" was in poor circumstances, had had . to acâ€" cept some charity to support her famâ€" ily of four children of whom the lad was the eldest. The lad, she said, would not help her with the chores which included the tending of two cows: he would not obey her in anything. "The magistrate undertook to give the lad some good advice and wound up by saying that if he gave his mother cause to complain again he would be sent to a reformatory. The boy seemed quite impressed and for some time there was no, further trouble with him. "One day the boy went to the mines adetective, an â€" unofficial policeman whose job it was to guard against high grading and such misdemeanors. He told the detective that some men had been hiding ore undernsath the floor boards of his mother‘s stable. Acting on this redâ€"hot tip the detectiye, with an assistant, went to the house with a search warrant. The widow was inâ€" dignant and frightened but the search had to be made. When the two men ; TIMMINS | | V ulcanizing Shop : Cedar St. N. Phone 850 | Displayâ€"Art Studio ; Phone 845 Every Load Insured Transfer "We Can Take It" that arrest attention Styled T oday ST AR Batteries Vulcanizing Washing Polishing and 11 Balsam St. N. The AYPA. held a delightful cosâ€" tume party at the parish hall on Wedâ€" nesday. Timmins AYP.A. were invited and an exceedingly good time was had by all and a number of very nice cogâ€" tumes were noted. Next Tuesday at 2.30 p.m. the Ladies‘ Guild of the Un‘ited Church will hold a meeting at the home of Mrs. H. Hall at the Dome, to discuss and plan a bazaar to be held in the church on November 23rd. Mrs. Woodall came back on Friday from a visit to Vancouver where she attended the Dominion W.A. convenâ€" tion. Next Monday night the Town Cuides, the CGLT., the Town Scouts and the Dome Guides are all to be the guests of the Dome Scouts at a costume party at the Recreation hall. The 0. E. S. have decided that owing to the Lions‘ Club of Timmins putting on an Armistice dance on November 11th, that they will postpons their anâ€" nual dance for a later date. Notice later. Mr. G, Pioressan left for Italy last week. His family went over about two months ago. An epidemic of whooping cough is prevailing here, Quite a number of small children are down with it. South Porcupine, Ont.., Oct. 31st. 10936. Special to The Advance. Once more a time of fun, frolie and dancing, this latest Hallowe‘en dance of the South Porcupine Fire Brigade has proved a huge success.. Visitors from all parts of the camp were preâ€" sent. The floor was with dancers in costume and dancers out of costume, all there for one purposeâ€" to have a good time; and judging by the merriment, good humour, and high spirits of everyoneâ€"a good time was | had. These dances are always typical of the spirit of the North. It: seems that the disguising of the personality even if it only be by a false nose, turns on the conviviality and the spirit of fun which is infectious. It is practically impossible to describe all the costumes there: some wearers we knew, and soms» we didn‘t. Without doubt some of the quaintest and prettiest costumes South Porcupine has seen, worn by some of the prettiest girls, were on the floor last night. The fancy dress prize winner was Miss Marjorie Jamieson, who was | a Deautiful picture in an 1850 costume â€"Crinoline large pink bonnet and deâ€" tails exact. The prizes were handsd out by Mr. W. Scott, fire marshal of Ontario, who was a guest of the fireâ€" men for the occasion. Miss Pat Gurritty, as a jockey, won the prize for the mos! original costume. She was aided in the grand march by a horse who came apart in the middle. Undoubtedly the nag helped this young lady to land the prize. Mrs. Irene Turner was perâ€" fect as Mammy Yokum (Li‘l Abner‘s mother) of the funnies. She won the comic prize. As King Charles II Mr.T. E. Dahilstrom created a sensation. His features even looked like the Merry Monarch. He deserved (and won) the men‘s fancy costume prize. As Charlie Chaplin, Vladimir Hyrnuk won the men‘s comic priz®. The awards seemed to meet with general favour. A~ very nice lunch was served and it was noâ€" ticed that many willing helpers made the work easy for the firemen. The apâ€" pearance of Mr. E. Rowe during the !evening was a surprise. Judging by his expression and his comments, he thought South End knew how to en joy its fun! Among the costumes noted were:â€"Madame Chrysanthemum . (Dorâ€" is Woods); Rugby player (Johnny Cook); Pierrette (Patsy Uren, Beulah Rayner); Spanish dancer (Miss Barâ€" bas); Oriental (Orry Costain):; beautiâ€" ful Armenian lady (Irene Kaufman): Pirate (Newsham â€" Haneberry, Irene Burke); fireman on parade (B. Maxâ€" wellâ€"Smith); Sheik of Araby (Cyril Waters); Italian Contadina (V. McCatâ€" frey); Robot (excellent) S Pearce; Schoolgirl (Mrs. J. Fell); Pink lady (K. Gallagher); Gypsy (D. Kaufman): Russian (E. Jones) ; Irish Colleéen‘ (Fern Donaldson); Doctor Jekyll (Mona Laâ€" forest); Mr. Hyde (Dr. Woods); Lady in red (Mrs. Ferrigan); Bellhops (Gladâ€" Â¥ys Foster, Mrs. Piccin); Little Red Ridâ€" ing Hood (Mrs. McMurray): Glid fashâ€" loned lady (Joyce Hughes): Cynical SBusie (Mrs. Chambers); Sunbonnet Sue (Mrs. Margerrison). Added to these were policemen, tramps, oldâ€"fashioned and newâ€"fashioned ladies, every type of European, Saturday Night, Follies girl and others too numerous to mention. Hallowe‘en Dance by South End Firemen Many Interesting and Atâ€" tractive Costumes. Muech Fun and Frolic. Other News of South Poreupine and Dome "The detectives were naturally angry. They questioned the boy severely and he finally confessed that his mother had instructed him to clean out the stable but that the job looked too forâ€" midable, so he had concocted the yarn about the high grade. The police were now in a quandary. While they were keen to get even with the lad they knew that if they had him before the magistrate the whole town would dearn of the trick that had been played on them. So they let the matter But he story leaked out just the same and came to the ears of a local mine mzm- ager who was so impressed with the inâ€" genuity of the youngster that he huntâ€" ed him up and gave him a job." went to inspect the stable they found that the debris which two cows can accumulate over a period in the winter months separated them from the floor of the stable but they had to follow up the information to the bitter end. so, equipping themselves with picks, aAxes and shovels they went to work, while the boy looked on with considerâ€" able amusement. At length the stable floor was cleaned and the boards ripâ€" ped up. There was no high grade. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND, 1 936