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The basoment of the building,, ocâ€" cupied by Stevens‘ Amusements holds 17 billiard4tables. Ventilation of this space is accomplished by direct work run along the ceiling, up the building to the penthouse where an exâ€" haust fan expels the cigarette smoke and foul air of the billiard room to the open alir. A fine qxample of this modern spirit of architecture is the new Sky Buildâ€" inz in Timimiins. The horizontal lines, emphasized by the broad plate glass windows, give a feeling of quiet dignity which is in keeping with the functionâ€" al character of the building. The maâ€" terials employed in its constnuction, from the reinforcing steel in the conâ€" crete foolings, to the metal caping on thr parapet walls are all genuine maâ€" terials tried and tested by time for the particular function which they play in the building. No material in the buildâ€" ing pretends to be other than what it is. al chara terials + from ths crete {0c Smart New Drug Store Opened in Sky Block Finished in pearl grey lacquer, trimâ€" med in navy blue and black, the new drug store operated by Bert Sutherland in the Sky Block, is a masterpiece of modern designing on the new simple lines. Standard wall fixtures and adâ€" justable shelves are flattering in the interior decorations as is the indirect system of lighting. A special tobacco section and maâ€" vazine rack are situated at the front of the store, where the business man on his way home from work can readily find his favourite magazine and smoke. The modern woman will be especially delighted with the display units that are cut into each corner of the cauntâ€" ers, and she will marvel at the "sleekâ€" nrss" of four special display units, fashioned into the walls. These disâ€" play units have indirect lighting that will readily show the articles on disâ€" play, but will not send a glaring light into other parts of the store. The modern open type dispensary is especially worthy of mention. Carrying out the pearl grey and navy blue color scheme, the open effect will guarantec the product, as the customer can see the materials ranged on the beautifully designed and finished shelves. Every detail has been carefully arranged and comploted, and the inner finish of masonite and plywood, gives a bright Simplicity of Line and Directness of Purpose Shown in Section on Pine Street South. Many Modern Features Refinement and Simplicity are the Features of the New Sky Building Pine Street South "Steps Out" Once More Attractive New Drug Store Started by Bert Sutherland, Designed on Simple but Pleasing Linecs. Latest in bStanâ€" dard Wall Fixtures and Indirect Lighting Feature This New Store. im y m i t CA P LA ons C o AOBOAL C C CA o Vol. XXIII. No. 87 The Robert Simpson Co., Sutherâ€" Rogasborne Alice Alcarta, new holder : nillk and butterfat production records, was | Nixon. wife of the secretary of Ontario. w‘ 200 farmers and an impressve array of provi Champilon Alice is owned by Osborne Sage raduate of O. A. C. Third Section Stnucturally. the building is caurried on a steel skeleton, supported in turn on a reinforeed concrate foundation. All walls and roofs are insulated with rcck wool. Walls arse constructed of brick, tile and concrete block. ‘The building was designed and construction supervised by B. Kaminker, architect. The Sky Building is a token of optimâ€" ism in the future of the Northâ€"a beâ€" lief in its security, its permanence and its ever growing impor{ance. It is hopâ€" ed that the {uture builders of the Porâ€" eupine will continue to follow the more recent examples of and that they will make the town no long, eltes, a ousnes ment. bath 4 boards make Storagw provid« Stmul efficie The devolt floor A1ne s€coOnd 110C Of devoted to offices. A floor is the hyz:ienic, lavatory facilities. Wal these rooms are finis} tile, and builtâ€"in sh ments form part of U comimodation. The top floor is de ments varying in sizc suites to fourâ€"room sui with the modern trend ton of the> ‘cell‘ plan. sittinz rooms, wide are martitions between kit rCCK ~WOOL brick, tile building w supervised and chceery effect to every the drug store. The interior decorations of _ Bert Sutherland‘s drug store have been deâ€" signed and finished by Don Cameron and Co. cef Toronto, who have had many years of experience in this line of work. Bert Sutherland, who conâ€" ducts the store, is a very popular citiâ€" zen of the town. Mr. Sutherland was for five years manager of the Goldâ€" fieclds‘ Druz Store, and before that time had been employed in several other important capacities, being aA member of the staff of the G. Tamelyn Drugs, Toronto, for three years. One of his most frequent duties was the opening of several drug stores for firms. Mr. Sutherland would arrange for the opening of the store, laying in the desired products, and would look after the business for the first few months. Wheon everything was workâ€" ing smoothly, he would tackle another job of the same type, and this experitâ€" ence can casily bo soen in the cutlay of his presont business. Mr. Sutherland was educated at Barâ€" rie, Ontario, and graduatecd from the Ontario College of Pharmacy in Torâ€" onto. He has a widoe knowledge of land‘s Diug Store, and the Metropoliâ€" tan Stores occupy the ground floor of the building. The extension of the Mcetropolitan Stores from the adjoinâ€" Metropolitan siores irom lhe adJjoinâ€" ing building into the new building in« volved a rather unusual engincering problem. It necessitates the removal of 114 feet of masonry wall and the unâ€" derpinning ‘of the upper structure on steel beams and columnsâ€"a difficult task that was exccuted with great able to demandin Published at Timmins. Ont., Canadae Every MONDAY and THURSDAY they will make Ehe PQorcupine etail of 1 fulfill the sted in milk by Mrs. Harry ~Alice was paraded before lal legislators at Troy, Ont voung Trovy farmer and a or is devoted to apartâ€" g in size from bachelor â€"room suites. In kzseping eorn trend is the climinaâ€" ell‘ plan. Combined bedâ€" wide arches, omission of ween kitchens and dinâ€" to give a feeling of spaciâ€" unusual in a small apartâ€" 1 cabinect sinks, builtâ€"in edicine cajinets, ironing us cupboards and closets infort convenience, ) for each apartment is @ire finishned in floor )13 rim Adl 1 fealure of this spacious public is and floors of macy n knowledge of v. and will be in ceramlt ‘r â€"compartâ€" lavatory acâ€" planslh . Harry ction of of this 111 Newest Addition to Business Embodied in Construction. ¢r a "mining town bulldings. arhitects, contractors, plumbers, plasâ€" terers, bricklayers and tilesettersâ€"all masters of their own tradsos. In Timmins are all the highly skilled artisans ncecessary for the crection of scund and wollâ€"desizned buildingsâ€" Ontario Squad Formed To Suppress Lawlessness Torowto, Nov. 9.â€"Hon. G. D. Conant, attorneyâ€"goncral of Ontario, this week announced formation of a special squad of provincial police constables to be available in casse of any repetlition of last Friday‘s disturbances in Port Arâ€" thur where jobless took possession of the city hall. "We won‘t tolerate any repetltition of such lawlessness as occurred there last Friday," Mr. Conant gaid. _ "We will fuppress and prosecute such lawlessness no matter what force of police is Above is shown a view of the handsome new Sky Block one of the most substantial and modern buildings in Timming, where all the trend is to the best in permanent and fireproof structures. The official Epening of the new TMMINS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH, 1938 [ confess to being proud of the new Sky Block and the service and satisfaction it will give to Timmins. But there is a feeling stronger than that fair pride and that is the appreciation, the graâ€" titude, felt to so many in so many places for the kindly coâ€"operation and the generous interest shown as the: building progressed to completion. To the new tenants who have also my measure of thanks. ?articularly am I grateful to the good neighbours on the street who so goodâ€"humourously bore the annoyance and inconvenience caused by building operations near them, and who now that the structure is completed express pleasing pride in their new neighâ€" bour. To the police, the public work of the town service, I am also th To the architect, the enginee1 workmen, I thank you all! Everybody seemed kind and friendly, and so sincerely, "I thank you all!" o the general public for their inters but a city of fine Barney Sky Expresses His Thanks [ Sarah Wallace, public health nurse, | who assisted, and who has been staâ€" | tioncd here since Sopi:cmber, 19837, is ‘leaving this to take a position w h the Depar.m:nt of Health at Hamâ€" ilton, where she was a relieving nurso Eighty per cent. of Pupils Said to Have Dental Defecets Haileybury, Nov. 10.â€"â€"(Special {o The Advanecc)â€"Approximately 80 per cent. o[f the pupils who wore examined durâ€" ing a dental survey at the public and scparate schcols here am in nceed of some atteoniion to their tseth, it is reâ€" ported following »xamination of the moars of 407 children by Drs. J. C. A. CrawfordAind W. R. Somerville.. Miss necessary." Six special imcon were sent to Port Arthur Saturday and another squad is being held here in readiness in the evont further trcouble developes, the abtorneyâ€"general said. ‘The constables will travel by airplane if necessary. All but two of a force of provincial police sent to Port Colborne two weeks ago during a shoe factory strikse have been rocalled, the minister added. "We are leaving two officers there only beâ€" cause Hu.mberst,on/e (Port _ Colborne suburb) has io municipal police," he said. ‘T‘rv The Advance Want Adveriisemenis rks department and other branc thankful for kindly coâ€"operation block is being observed this week,. Elsewhere in this issue will be found a full description of this modern store and apartiment structure, and the business firms installed in its handsomeâ€"quarters. Advance Photo and Engraving e contractor en patient and kindly there befors coming north 14 months ago. The report does not show how many children already have had their 6â€"year molars, which are permanent teeth, extracted. Pigures for the pubâ€" ie school disclose thas of 248 pupils inspected, only 44 wore found to have their teeth in good condition, with five others necding only cleaning or repuâ€" lating. The other 199 should have some attention given to their treth. ‘At the separate school, 159 children were examined. Of these, the teoth of 125 requiurr attention, according to the report submitted, with 29 having ggcod toseth and five â€"other pupilis needâ€" ing clcoaning or regulating of their CSt. Mary‘s Journalâ€"Argus) It sgems that St. Peter and Satan were having an argument over the boundary fence batween ‘their sepcâ€" tive domains. Both claind the other had moved it. Finally St. Peter lost his temper. "Sge here," he said, "I‘ve tried #o be fair about this, but I‘ve had enouch; I‘m going to sue you." The devil burst out laughing, ‘"You can‘t sue me," he said. ‘"Why not?" glowered the keeper of hoaven‘s gates. "Where will you get a lawyer?" Lawyers Will Think This A Devil of a Joke, Perhaps the artisans and iteful, too £EDC~ other râ€" lost "T‘VEL Publitbhed at Timmins, Ont., Canada Every MONDAY and THMHURSDAY because of the number ance companies, brokt other financial institi imposimtt permanent block. With the fine : on Pinge street south mins. NoOw on lhe wWwEst sit street there is a continuou; brick or other mcdern and p from Third to Second corner of Pine and Third the solid and imposing threeâ€"sto block, the first brick buildin erected i n the business s Timmins, . and since ~enlar modernized. At Second aver erecled i1 n the Dusinegss sEction Oof Timmins, . and since ~enlarged and modernized. At Second avenue there is the handsoms Bardessono block in which is located the Friedman Departâ€" mental Stores and other modern stores. In between, there is a row of smart modern fronts. The new Sky building completses the happy picture, its smart mcodeorn front and its wellâ€"designed inâ€" and cspccia‘ly for the women who like to ask the advice of their friends in choosing an article, the aisles have been made wider, and in the groceteria and delicatessen departments, special display units of the most modern type have been used to simplify shopping. The front of the store presents a very pleasing viow, finished as it is in black vitrolite, with chrome strippinz, and the windows trimmed in monel metal. Ultra modern is the flame letâ€" tering, proclaiming the name ‘"Metroâ€" politan Stores" to the shoppers outâ€"Ofâ€" dcors. Every detail of the finish is ultra modern, and the appsarance and arrangement of the store make it a delightful place for the busy woman to do her shopping. tween Third and now be called " Mcodern â€" mahoganyâ€"finish â€" counters, new wall panels, upâ€"toâ€"date lighting fixtures with the daylight globe, and a ecream â€"and ~mahogany© cototitt‘scheme complets the néw premises of the Metropolitan Stores in the Sky Block. For convenience of the shoppers, and especiaiflly for the women who like to ask the advice of their friends in choosing an article, the aisles have O[ten in the pasét few y has been made to the b street between Third and nues as "the Wall Streeot because of the number of Enlarged Quarters for the Metropolitan Stores Several New Departments Added, Including Groceteria and Delicatessen. New Fixtures and Up to date Lightâ€" ing Effects. Increasing Business Required . Enlarged Premises. The store is divided in of departiments, making :# of finding the required at The Metropclitan Stores were eostabâ€" lished in â€" Timmins in October, 1985, one in a chain of sixtyâ€"two stores in Canada. They are an entirely Caraâ€" dian firm, who have three branches in Northern ‘Ontario, one in Sudbury, one in Kirkland Lake, and the beautiful new store in Timmins. Pine Street South Now Attractive Shop Section Block on Pine North from Third to Fourth Often Called the W all Street of Timmins. Now From Third to Second Might be Termed the "Mayfair" of the Town. One of the youngest marriages to be registered in Ontario is the ma riage of Donald Hewitt, 17â€"yearâ€"old mattress maker and Dolly Humphr 14, who were wed in Bothwell recently,. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Humphre parents of the bride consented to the marriage., Vith the fine new Sky building street south the block beâ€" 1ird and Second aveniues might called "the Mayfair" of Timâ€" ow on the west side of the is a continuous row of other mcdern and pormanent ‘om Third to Second. At the f Pine and Third there is the made to the Dbiock on Pin ween Third and Pourth ave the Wall Street of Timmins the number of banks, insu panies, brokerage offices an nclal institutions housed i permanent structures in th Stores were ostabâ€" in October, 1935, ixtyâ€"two stores in ain entirely ‘Caraâ€" nost modern type implify shopping. store presents a 111 ferenc be ind uUr=â€" ind the their location and their modern pre«â€" mises. This pride and pleasure, howâ€" ever, is shared by the business places that are neighbours to the fine Sky building. In imodern and wellâ€"equipâ€" ped premises themselves, these stores feel that the Sky building is just the handsome edifice needed to complete the block. Some of this feelingz is exâ€" pressed in this section of The Advance. It is interesting to note that two of the neighbours of the new Sky building are piloncer merchants of the Porcuâ€" pine area. These are the Vogue Shoo Store (A. Salhany) and Sky‘s Specialty Shop (Sol Sky). Long service here has held the public confidence and modern methods and upâ€"toâ€"date appointments hnhave attracted new friends. stationery; toilet goods; pet departâ€" ment; electric; records; lamps and lamp shadsos; candy; fall and winter knit goods; hosiery; handkerchiels; men‘s and boys‘; optical zoocds# notions; terior giving the block modern perfection that No doubt the owne building are proud of ment and the tenants their location and thei mises. This pride and Another of the "neighbours" of the new buildingâ€"Friedman‘s Departmentâ€" al Storesâ€"has just recently enlarged its premises to extend its service to the buying public. new departments have been added, the following being a list of the entire seetions: millinery; footwear; domesâ€" ti¢sy cJladies‘ "and mistes‘"""gloves; linâ€" gerie; infants‘ wear; neckwear and acâ€" cessories; towels and washcloths; pilâ€" cloth; curtains and curtain goods; ladics,â€"~dresses and smocks; art goods; stationery; toilet goods; pet departâ€" ment; electric; records; lamps and lamp goods; hosiery; handkerchiels; men‘s and boys‘; optical coods}# notions; hardware; luggage and leather goods; food prodiucts; fruit concession; crockâ€" ery and china; jewelry; tin;, enamel; aluminum; glassware; toys; pictures; woodenware; novelties; and souvenirs. Mr.â€"C. D. Nolan, manager of the store, has a wide knowledge of the work, having been employed with the Metropolitan Stores for the past nine years. He came to VTimmins â€" six months ago, to take chargs of the Single Copy Five Cents block the touch of that was needed. wners of the Sky 1â€" of their achieveâ€" mants pleased with their modern preâ€" sIness piaces he fine Sky wellâ€"equipâ€" these stores ; is just the to complete