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_ G. DALGARNO { Auto Body Works Having advocated respondence course: children in sparselyâ€" no schools can be later having suppo Board of Trade anc tario Assoziated B pressing the matte Government, The A been interested in Further Details on the : Correspondence Courses : Youngsters in North and Other Sparselyâ€"Settled Areas of Ontario Tramp Miles to Post Office to Receive Corresâ€" pondence Courses. Two Thousand Now Enrolled. Is the best energy food you can eat, and it is not just a cheap means of satisfying hunger. It is the best known source of your greatest food needâ€"energy. "IT‘ry Albert‘s Bread Today‘ 10 Pine St. 8. Phone 1875 15 PINXE STREET SOUTH (Rear) Signed, E. P. COLOMBO, Gen. Mgr. + 6 *CSSKAAAA * CS * * S 255 * * * * * * * t o io 4 4 % % * nol L448 L ELE EL CE C uon 545 5 554 4 t 4 TIMMINS THEATRES * | + *% * * PAGE TWO xO MESS Albert‘s Bakery Duco Refinishing Auto Tops Recovered Glass Installed Acetylene Welding: MATINEESâ€"AN Children Adults _ Children Adults _ Children On and after June 1st, 1937, due to the Amusement Tax being abolished by the Ontario Government, the following Admission Prices will be in effect at the local theatres : Bread Prevent Chimney Fires QOFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Have your Heating Plant Cleaned the New Way _ Specialists in Palace Theatre MATINEE Abe 239C it | 1 ' Two Phones : 1520â€"i1520B WE DELIVER This week there is an ticle on the Correspondence Cour: Thelma Craig, staff writer .of Globe and Mail. Here is the arti J UIl :. to do without education, have gr: ated tntoâ€"highâ€"school,into business ainto other lines, with no other fou tion than. the, correspondence cou It must b ad'zmt,ted that though corx‘esflon te ‘course have been . cessful in British Columbia, Alb and other provinces, they have | ©i very special value in Ontario, much of this notable success has | dueâ€"to â€"«the interest, the ability and enthusiasm of Dr. Neil McDou superintendent of the courses for past fifteen years. He has shown t self the ideal man for the positior MHinterland Children Educated by "Remote Control"®" Classes Joseph Kjasouski, a fastâ€"growing ruddyâ€"cheeked, tousleâ€"headed lad o ten, jumps out of his feather bed af four o‘clock every morning with the Maple St. N. â€" Phone 1589 / Reasonable Rates by the Day or Week. Three Star Hotel May be Rented by Day or Month at Reasonable Rates. Licensed as a Standard Hotel un the Liquor Control Act. A Complete Stock of â€"Fresh Caut Flowers _â€"__ Wedding Designs Potted Plants â€" Corsages Hot and Cold Running Water, KING EDWARD Adults . Children Adu‘lts Children M. E. CHRISTOE (prop.) 55 ‘Third Ave. next to Chenier‘s Funeral Designs "SERVICE WITH A SMILE Northern Flower. Shoppe Theatre MATINEE T. N. 0. Station, Timmins 2 Lart specialize in 139C 20¢ )n 16 # | | 6 10 THIRD AVE. Phone 1661 111 ) Cedar St. N. Timmins A. Brazeau Ltd. 11 ed FOR FACTORY EXPERT Radio Service Call . . 840 LET US GIVE YOU CALLS FOK Paperâ€" Hanging AND â€" sOTUTH â€" PORCUPINE Radio Laboratories TURCOTTE‘S RADIO REPAIRS ALL WORK GUARANTEED hem. They simply would not e needs of those children in the nds, the inspectors had deâ€" But undaunted by their critiâ€" e recommended them to the ient and Hon. G. Howard Ferâ€" ave them his blessing. ESTIMATES 1€ PLU MBI e them his blessing. icceeded far beyond the most expectations. The school inâ€" Painting Dep PAINTER nden on any 1€ or Odalrlied Dy the ie Department ool I‘l ho 1¢ 1€ h 1C AnC JY 11 Timmins iD comment onist wh DyV 1€ DT n Uhe he proâ€" rda 1€ 1€ ond work ‘noo icial 111 Mr. ling 1lich are now ‘the greatest enthusiasts," Mr. McDougall said. The enrolment in the courses has grown from 50 to more than 2000. Neâ€" cessary books and supplies are furâ€" nished free of charge to all pupils and all expenses are borne by the Departâ€" ment of Education. A complete set of lessons based on the books and courses authorized for use in the public schools, from the primer to the end of the fifth class, is kept up to date. Assignments are mailed three times a month beâ€" cause there are many children who get malil no oftener than that. As soon as This is the time of year to have your old furniture reâ€"covered and made to look like new again. You will find our prices very reasonable, Tailored for your furnifture, car, etc 11 Spruce S. Hauling eclC Call 647 NEW TRANSFER That‘s our motto. You can rest assured that when your shoes are repaired here, you will get the best obtainable. LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE ALErOsâ€"in an original revolving aerial novelty The Atenos give an amazing display of acrob astounded millions in Canada, United States an ace of its kind in the world, and is in itself a sig spectator. Each of the works over 100 feet in the perfecrming much in the manner of spinâ€"wheels. more thrilling the Atenos work without ary net inasmuch as the slightest mistake in timing a result in a fatal accident. Conklin Show nert Ate! Third Avenue At Reasonable Prices Reasonable Prices Guaranteed Work HUMAN sSPINâ€"WHEELS THRiLL TOWN STAR ACT AT CANADIAN LEGION SHOW OVERS ho w6 Rebuilt Repaired Reâ€"covered mklin Show . original re give an am lions in Car in the worl _ most nthusia Timmins 1 revoving aerial nov amazing display of ; Canada, United State vorld, and is in itself â€" one of the most spectacular acts ever to be )ws are featuring the famous ‘brother team revolving aerial novelty performance. Timmins Timmins kep ical Mr. Huntingdon Gleaner:â€"Clyde Dorâ€" rance, pipeline company superintendent at Arkansas City, Kan., has a â€"dog named "Dsc" who, since following his master down town at night, likes to loaf around awhile. At first, when Dorâ€" rance did not appear in time, he would trot on home. Friends of Dorrance, reâ€" cognizing "Dcc" downtown, began givâ€" ing him rides, Now he refuses to walk home, but waits until some friend of his master‘s invites him into his car. He will not ride with a stranger, Sevâ€" eral times, he has been found waiting on the running board of a car belongâ€" ing to one of Dorrance‘s feriends, chiefly the over waterworks, and under the railw follows a natura sewer is reached the road caved i and Mr. Magee, cperations, found other debris used street at this po being to close off that ay T. N. O,. station, vel for which must take t route by way of Brownii der town Foreman Sila placement Operations ar and a 20â€"inch galvanize will be used instead of the stree manent. Used wale! Culvert 32 Years Old Collapses at Harleybury Haileybury, May 27.â€" Advance)â€"Collapse of ber culvert ‘believed to stalled under the read was responstble for a cg street here late last w being to close off that a in Cneé.0f tA interested it insisted they out a large ~Less latter grou departmen jority, how respondent work is completed satisfactorily in one grade, pupils are promoted to the next. Teachers who hold puwblic or high school teachers‘ certificates with sevâ€" eral years‘ successful teaching experâ€" ience look after the assignments and their correction. "We have the equivalent of a perâ€" manent staff of ten or twelve teachers. If{ the pupils were taught in regular schools they would require a staff of from 80 to 100 teachers. The average yearly jper pupil cost is only oneâ€" seventh of what it is in rural schools or school cars. The correspondence courses provide the cheapest education in the world and the pupil measures well above the average in the schools of the province. Although the enrolâ€" ment includes many persons whose naâ€" tive language is one or other of the many languages spoken in Europe, the language difficulty is easily overcome. Many parents, moreover, study side by side with their children." Mr. McDougâ€" all explained. He produced many letters written by grateful parents and cthers from those who had visited the homes into which the lessons went. One saw pictures of youngsters mushing down to post ofâ€" fices in the middle of winter. One saw seven heads bent in the lamplight around a table eagerly locking through Christmas booksâ€"the only gifts reâ€" ceivedâ€"sent to the children by the deâ€" partment. There was one child in the sgroup who has to lie on his back for a year. And there were seventy patients in cne of the provincial sanitoriums so interested in their lessons that they insisted they should continue throughâ€" out a large part of the summer holiâ€" days. Lessons are forwarded to the latter group, but not returned to the cepartment for correction. The maâ€" jority, however, of the ones taking corâ€" respondence courses are those in reâ€" rk ucture whi ‘v. also, to sondenc e distri ricrobatic intrepidity that has ‘s and Europe. It is the only a sizght to even the most blase large part of Lessons are group, but n €£e ramiway TraCKS @Alnld sULrecelL, natural ravine until a storm reached. At the point where caved in there is a deep fill, Magee, during the present s, found there old stumps and ris used for the purpose. Main this point is surfaced with a pavement and efforts are beâ€" ted toward carrying on repair hout disturbing the pavement to p o mJ in revolving.wheels, To make their act even i daring thing in itselt, ngzle move could easilly mall for a caveâ€"in on Main last week, one result f that approach to the tion, vehicular traffic take the alternative Browning street. Unâ€" nan Silas Magee, reâ€" tions are under Wway, alvanized iron culvert tead of the timber gave way. It is necesâ€" it timber work undet ke the repair job perâ€" rotted away wWa: the street the creek which i: from the town‘ ‘h, after passing acks and street provinct cilal to The quare timâ€" ‘e ~been inâ€" ago , * store to purthase a soft darink. ‘The proprietor of the store was behind the counter. Suddenly the firecrackers in the window started to explode and in a few seconds the front of the store was enveloped in fliames while the smoke was most oppressive. The ocâ€" cupants were shut off from leaving the store at the front on of the i in the store were actually for their lives ‘being unable of the store where firework tinuing to explode. ‘Three lows had entered an Ayv b *% * sulted as it was, while there was pressâ€" ing danger for a time of very much more serious consequences. Late Sunâ€" day evening a band of youngsters were playing with fireworks near the store of Carmen Demario, Klock avenue, North Bay. A badlyâ€"aimed sky rocket crashâ€" ed through a small window above the plate glass window in Mr. Demario‘s store. The rocket dropped among the fireworks on display in the window and trouble broke loose. In a minute there were rockets and wheels and firecrackâ€" ers exploding in that window. The plate glass window was shattered and not only the firecrackers in the winâ€" dow but other goods on display in the window and the store were also desâ€" troyed. The fireworks thus destroyed are given an estimated value of $100, while the other loss and damage reâ€" sulting is quoted as reaching an equal figure. For a time it looked as if fire resulting from the discharge of the fireworks in the window would destroy the store itself, but prompt and effecâ€" Uuve action avoided this. A somewhat similar incident was also reported from Toronto with even more serious consequences threatened‘ for a time, when four boys and a man. in the store were actually in danger North Bay had an incident on May 24th that will have a further tendency to take away some of the popularity from fireworks. Copalt has beem conâ€" sidering passing a Jbyâ€"law to restrict or forbid the sale of fireworks in that town on account of such flagrant misâ€" use of fireworks as throwing them at the ‘heels of women and others. Timâ€" mins and other towns have also suffered from similar idiotic misconducst with fireworks. This sort of thing will tempt mary to seriously engquire as to whether it is worth while to endanger the «comfort and safety of all for the fleeting pleasure there may be in fireâ€" works. The North Bay case seriously threatened property. Probably a.couple of hundred dollas worth of damage reâ€" Unexpected Display of Fireworks at Bay Misdirected Rocket Causes EFree Show.. 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North Bay, Ofnt Remarkable values in Allâ€"Expense Tours to Europeâ€"only $289 up for 30â€"day tour to England, Holland, Belgium, France, including Third Class passage on Empress of Australia. id an incident on May ave a further tendency ome of the popularity CoJalt has beem conâ€" a Jbyâ€"law to restrict or of fireworks in that t of such flagrant misâ€" s as throwing them at r boys and m@l ctually in danger unable to get out reworks were conâ€" Three young felâ€" in Avenue Road soft drink. The ‘e was behind the Prices Effective This Weekâ€"end Only Por Tull mhormation. see wour it avel arent 6Â¥ Tomatoes Quaker hoice Quality ‘orn Flakes .25¢ orn, 2 tins ....25¢ Valley Kernsi GRADE A MED $200. It is not stated what caused the explosion of the fireworks in the winâ€" dowâ€"whether accident or design. _ In any case, it is evident that fireworks need care and sense in handling at all times. Sudbury Star‘â€"A metallurgist says that metals get tired and have other human characteristics. A slot machine with a heart, observed a columnist, would be something. flames and when they ran. to the rear they found they could not unlock the door there. Finally one of the boys by the use of a bottle was able to smash a bolt on the door and the group was then able to get outside to safety. In the meantime the fire brigade had been summoned and on arrival at the scene of the blaze were able to save the buildâ€" ing. The explosions and the resulting fire, however, had caused a loss of some If your eyes are dull or have a yellow tinge, It‘s probably because your Hiver dsn‘t funceâ€" tioning properly. Your liver affects almost every part of your body and if it gets out kilter you can‘t look well, you can‘t be well. So keep your liver healthy by taking Fruitâ€"aâ€"tives. This famous reâ€" medy contains extracts of fruits and herbs and acts to stimulate the lHver to normal healthy action ; â€"activates the How of bile, cleanses the elilmination tract, and helps 4 other vital organs of the body. Do not let your diver affect your looks. Start tauking Fruitâ€"aâ€"tives Your drugâ€" gist has them. CGost 4s low, only 25¢; 50¢. Do they flash and sparkle; or does he find them dull and unattractive? WHEN HE LOOKS IN YOUR EYES! VAF l t o for tins AND sSONS 19 First Ave. °* 1 Is your refrigeration plant upâ€"toâ€" date? Are you extending your present plant? Do you need new equipment? Simply call us, we will gladly give you an estimate on any refrigeration job. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION SOLE AGENTS FOR FRIGIDAIRE COff ‘off ec, 1b Red Rose Ketchup Heinz I 1b. pkg. \(:;9 24¢ Mechanical Refrigeration CALLâ€"â€"1141"7 THURSDA Y , MAY 2TTH,. 1937 doz carton «> 84e Phone 1417