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“The Toast of New York” ,2 “Kelly the Second” J (\X\\\\\‘\ts at“\‘XXXX‘XX‘XX‘XXX‘X‘X‘XX‘XX‘XXS‘\3s\\\\\‘\\\\\\\\\\\\\XS§S§XXSSS$SWW‘ Noticeâ€"0n double feature programmes coming to our theatres, we request our patrons to attend the theatre not later than 8.00 p. m. for the Second Show if they desire to see the full Show. “$X‘fi X\\\X\‘ xxxxxmm‘w. The 26th anniversary of the United Church was celebrated on Sunday by special services which were well at- tended. particularly the evening ser- vice. The Rev. W. M. Mustard. of Tim- mins. conducted the evening service and preached from the text: “Worthy is the Lamb that was slain." Mr. Colin Watkins. of Timmins. sang “Bless This House" as a solo. and the choir sang special music for the occasion. Dr. Fraser, preached at the morning ser- vice .7IIII’IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII CI”!IfIVIV‘V’II’I’IIIfifrl’VIIIII’I’IIo. away this week on a hunting trip to Widdifield. his place being taken by Mr. McDonald. of Charlton. Aquino mg fr: .1 .94 1,] \.,1 1‘1)“ ..:" .1111511‘1 Anniversary of South 111‘ L: 311‘11' :11?! Porcupine U nited Church ‘\I\ a. ~â€" Special Services and Music on Sunday. Enjoyable Sup- per Event. on Monday Night. Girl Guide. News. Ex- cellent Concert at the Dome. Other South Porcupine and Home News. _ WWW WW . .WWefit-otfiufi PAGE 81X r. [III II III I’ll I III/I’I’I’IIII’IIIIIII 01.3. If I’ll/I’l/IIIII III/Il/Iliil”llfllllll. SI'NIHY MIDNIGHT, MONDAY 'l‘TES‘DAY. 0("1‘. I}I-â€"-NO\'. 1-2 )eclal FRIDAY. FRIDAY MIDNIGHT ANI) SATURDA Y. OCTOBER 29â€"30 Dick Powell and Madeleine ("urmll Double Feature Programme Robert Taylor. Barbara Stanwyck In “This Is My Affair” also llorir; Nolan and Michael Whalon in Sm. FRIDAY. FRIDAY MIDNIGHT and SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 5â€"6 Edward Arnold. (‘ary Grant. Frances Farmer and Jack Oakie in “The Toast of New York” “Mind Your Own Business” The Argyle Flower Shop Reg. ON THE SCREEN Charles Ruggles and Allce Brady m “ED‘HCS. and THlRS. NO\.. 3â€"! ar ADMISSION 500 MIDNIGHT SHOWS EVERY FRIDAY AND SFNDAY We Deli vor Phone 1880 Special Matinee Every Saturday at 11.15 a.m us a solo. and the choir sang music for the occasion. Dr. preached at the morning ser- d Mr. Geo. Hale played as or- 'l‘{)~:\’l()RR()W EVENING-«S PM, B l N G 0 in MATINEE DAILY AT 2.30 p.m. EVENING 7.00 and 8.50 p.m. Special Matinee at Palace Theatre Every Saturday at. 11.15 am. ADMISSIONâ€"All Children 100 Timmins Theatres “Show Boat Review“ in “The Man I Marry” Aquino K “()n the Avenue” Palace UN (H'R STAGE IN PERSON AI Webb‘s Ac 116 «to. O 0 ”.00.... .60. O O o 9 9 0‘. s Sacred Heart Church Auditorium 1C 5 Third A ve.. Timmins on Going dancing this week-8nd? is in charge at this new Flower d? igncr, and will gladly make to your own individual onlmz flower you may want. Stasonable potted plants {rt-sh cut flowers from the best growers in the country. assure you 0! caught-Hon whrn you :xrdm from uq I‘m; :11 We are making extra effort to stock every type 0! For Every Occasion pi t â€"-Mr. Shields, 0. station, is 'lC orsages a Special” Ob' Mr. Ton . recover 7t. Jflowcrs . We hnpe thz 1: the financial 1et1111 will repay Mrs. Weir. president of tl Ladies' Guild. and her many willii helpers for their trouble and labor for these ladies deserve great praise ft the excellence of their undertaking. Mr. Claude Dillon. of Lakeview. building at new home on Dame strec near his present house. Mrs. Belair. of Lakeview. has ju On Monday evening the annual an niversary dinner was held in the Ma scnic hall and proved to be a worth, successor to the many excellent turke; dinners served on previous similar occa sions. The affair was well patronizec and the food could not have been im proved upon. Besides the usual trim mings with the turkey. the best. cooks i: town contributed delicacies in the shap of salads and pies and we hear nothing but good reports cf the same! an i AT THE Sc asunable potted plants both Mr. Jarrett who Shop is an expert you your corsago (o'orsagt‘s priced 25 GA MES VIC Phone 188‘; Goldfields SATURDAY, SUNDAY MONDAY. ()("I‘OBER :}l)-IH~N()VEMBER l MIDNIGHT SHOW Every Sunday at 12.01 (midnight) 1'80 ()nslow Stevens and Helen Mack [‘17 ES. \\ FDNES. NOVEMBER 2-3 Double Feature Programme Ruth (‘hatterton and Otto Kruger in “Case of Stuttering BiShOP” THURSDAY FRIDAY. NOV. 4-5 Patsy Kelly. (‘harlie Chase and Pert Kelton in THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28â€"29 Donald Woods and Ann Dvorak in “You Can’t Buy Luck” “Lady of Secrets” abour th lin: “(‘attle Thief Ken N‘Iaynard in Kem Dom paren Bruce U H( Sky T1 21 VII There was another very small docket enl'rontirg Magistrate Atkinson on uesday. A case of assault, was with- awn. the prosecutor paying costs. Two drunks paid $10 and costs into re Treasury. One, for “unlawfully. on 2:. 24th driving a motor vehicle in an toxicated condition" will spend the ~xt ten days in jail. He was driving in an erratic manner id the oolice constable. but did no ll Mr Miss Edna Di [ties in the xt ten days in jail. He was driving in an erratic manner id the police constable. but did no mage tc anyone. Two other cases were adjourned till Mr um hE M e Hadassah tea held at the home 'rs. Slomick. Golden avenue. on ay was a very nice affair but ' people were prevented from at- ng on account of the stormy and asant weather Mrs. Verner. Mrs. and Mrs. Slotnic k were hostesses. 'xlâ€"On Octobel 20th. to Mr. and Lawrence Lively of Dome Minesâ€" n--cn October 11th, a daughter. to} and Mrs. E. Huumaa, of South] m m 1nd Mr sâ€"Ml‘. an avenue. I’l'adassah Slotnic} mg his C Extension A. Helms 1 from Oomww. where her. Mr. Arthur Brun-ttc. wui at week. Mrs. Bel“: attended. ; into Lhei ownsite. )rge Rogers, of South Porcu- on Saturday for Toronto to ) funeral of his brother. John The late Mr. Rogers was a ballor in his day in Scotland. ”‘99 international “Caps" to from the Old Land . r0! in risb ldi lice (fourt- News another very sm Magistrate Atki W E Hat n this week. 3. R. Langdon are moving )1 HE’S lark. of Saskatchewan. cousin, Mr. Libby. of n. whom he has not .on has commenced her ssessor's office at the Widdl and son. Jim. of visitors over the home of Mrs. Frisby's 1 Mrs. John Costain. win an '3” progressing we mc 3f North C01 \\' :5 years. nee Grace Wood- 'arems from Dog appendix ope lair W med this week tome in the Qt- if ' Landry have am streét and old home town . Landry may 'himself. Mr‘ I car on Tues- to Meatord. an, on Tuesday ) Miami. Flori- h baby the Iroquois a guest, this Miss Beulah .139 on £11 {1‘ In 3m visiting r Main )8 tier m PORCUPIN! ADVANCE 71mm. ONTARIO i0 1‘10 11‘ have i and town may - Mr. I is On Monday there was a caucus of the Conservative members recently elected to the Legislature. the purpose being to decide on the leadership and otherwise to make plans for the future of the Conservative party in Ontario. Reports about. this caucus suggest that it was a lively affair with much dis- cussion. One story has it that Hon. Mr. Rowe roundly condemned the “old Hon. Earl Rowe on Tuesday after- noon was unanimously chosen as the Conservative candidate in the Dufferin~ Simcae Federal by,-election. and be ac- cepted the nomination. Dufferin-Sim- coe is the Dominion House seat that Hon. Earl Rowe resigned to run for a seat; in the Legislature at the pro- vincial election this month. “Only a Girl" before the Guide Com- pany in uniform sang their Guide Song before ‘"I‘aps"~So-ftly falls the light. of day. Hon. Earl Rowe Stili Leader of the Party Will Reorganize From Top to Bottom From Outside. To Be Federal Candidate Again f A really enjoyable little entertain- iment was put on last Saturday night at the Dome Community hall by the Dome Guides under Captain Leiterman. It was a wretched night but the,ha‘.l was well filled nevertheless and every gone present thoroughly enjoyed the lit- gtle affair. Under Mrs. W. H. Johns’ idirection a series of slides of the Coro- nationâ€"iii colourâ€"were shown, and , were quite good. . Beatrice Penningtonâ€"~24. Guideâ€"danced with skillâ€"a first. and scarf dance after Little Mary Kemsleyâ€"a Brownie- danced an Irish Jig most charminglyâ€" although in the absence of a piano gramaphone had to play her “music." The “Wind Song” sung by the Com The “Wind Song" su: pany, was very sweet] "The Three Pirates"--a song in cosâ€" tume nicely sung and acted by Joyce Eames. Elsa McDonnell and Margaret Foster with Elaine Leiterman. A mummers’ dance by four Guides. A monologue by Elaine Leiterinan on “Washing Dishes." Elaine is a budding elocutionist. and in a long and clever monologue which was interspersed by various 3 ecimens of literatureâ€"chiefly poeticalâ€"she showed that she has de- cided talent in this direction. Her entire absence of self-consciousness is to be commended. a Guider Marjorie Costain acte chairman and the following progra was given:â€" Capt. Leiterman welcomed the audiâ€" ence. and appreciated the encourageâ€" ment. given by the presence of so many. Capt. Leiterman is to be congratu ted on her nice little concert. 1f terward duet by I‘E Timmin ,ap dano rammc guard." all of whom. however, were returned by their own constituencies. ' The story goes that. when Mr. Rowe emphasized the idea that the “old guard" were keeping the party in the shades of opposition. the reply was to lthe effect that the people who knew them valued them enough to return them to the House. Of course. these reports are not. in any way official. ' and there may be nothing to them. but the length of the caucus indicated that there must at least have been a lot of discussion. The official announcements 5 in the matter are so meagre that there 1 is little wonder at the fact that rumours :and reports are many. It would appear I that Hon. Earl Rowe is not taking the easiest Or the best way in not making 'a very full and complete statement. It would seem a. fact. however. that Hon. Mr. Rowe has been prevailed upon to Icontirue as leader of the Conservative party in Ontario. and that he will seek f to lead the party in the province, while holding a Dominion seat. Hon. Mitchell lHepburn did this. but the answer to that is that Hon. Mr. Rowe would cheer his followers more if he struck out on his own lines. without too much thought of the precedents set by the present premier. It seems plain from ,the reports that appear credible that Hon. Mr. Rowe asserted himself at the caucus and made his position very lclear. He had lost in his contest for a seat in the Legislature and was not ready to slip into the House by any side door as it were. He also pledges to 're-organize the party from top to bot- :tom and to get it away from any im- proper control or influences. If he is‘ successful in the by-election, he will? é SAVE MONEY THE IN)\\'\‘F.\I.I. OF BRITISH BLACKSHIRT CHIEF HEATERS, last year’s type reduced 20 p.e. JACKET HEATERS, priced from .....$-l.50 CHAINS (weed) strap-0n, etc. WINDSHIELD DEFROSTERS There is nothing that adds more to the comforts of winter driving. than a car htater. Our heaters are priced low ciwugh that anyone can afford. Drive in to-day and have one in- stalled. M'e also stock en- gine heaters. Hot air [leat- ert, equipped for Defroster attachments priced from priced f1 0m .......................................... EXIDE and W II L U”) BAT'II‘P RIE S A T MARSHALLâ€"ECCLES'I‘ONE’S GARAGE Newest Type ‘AR HEATERS \1 4.95 Pine Street South Marshall-Ecclestone Garage if you have not changed your oil to Winter Grade, now is the time to do so. Your car Will give a much smoother performance, if you give a little considera- tion now to its needs, and you WI" find Marshall-Ecclestone’s ready to help you Don‘t take chanres. Have your radiator fillmi now with liver-Roady Preslono. V‘Vith this high quality Anti-Prone. you are pro- tu-ting your our against many costly hazards. Haw your radiator filled to-day with va-Ri-ady Prestonv. per Qaflon l’restone ’\ NTI-FREEZE matter of re-organization and control. It is understood that the matter of the necessary House leader for the ses- sions was not decided upon, this being left in abeyance. Hon. Geo. Henry was House leader during the last provincial parliament. The reports say that several of the recently-elected members ofâ€" fered their seats to Hon. Mr. Rowe. but that he declined to accept. preferring continue as Federal member. while an- ing as leader of the provincial party. This is to hold until a convention of the party can be called and the ques- tion of leadership decided by the members from all sections of the pro- Vince. In the meantime. Hon. Mr. Rowe agrees to continue as leader only on the condition that he is left free to carry on in his own way to build up the party in the province on right principles. It is stated that he had his resignation all ready and presented it to the caucus. but was prevailed upon to withdraw it on the understanding that he should have his way in the 39 THIRD AVE (’USHIONED ACTION WASHERS Westinghouse 3.75 Lynch Electrical Appliance Co. Tim mins FOLLOW THE MAJORITY â€"â€" BUY: May hp purchased for as little us‘ $5.00 a month 10 The flame of Westinghouse" â€"â€" TIMMINS ~ THURSDAY. 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