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Toronto Kirkland Lake 293 Bay Street 19 Government West New Seott Building Direct Private Wires for fast and acecurate quotations and executions in all Hast Dome Market Quotations Broadcast each day and 5.20 p.m. Listed STOCK BROKERS Timmins, 19 Pine Street North Aceurate Markets and Executions in Tomorrow (FORMERLY AT 391 THIRD AVENUE) Local Phones 1200 and 1201 Members Toronta Ktock Exchange alace Theatre Mining Stocks Industrial and Public Utility Stocks Bonds 214 THIRD AVENUE Unlisted Stocks Commission basis only T a larger more canvenient store 33.13 53.50 2 Al | 1.21 2.00 1.50 21 32.00 2.37 | 590 10 | 14."45 50.50 2.12 5. 40 5:00 24 11A 51.50 | 1.29 N8 1.95 10 1.30 31 % | 81.80 \ 1.75 1.81 1.18 0 !/ 4 3D 48 4 .40 50 5.10 2.85 1.38 2.23 63 1.22 1.34 Sullivan Con. lSudbury Basin | Stadacona Sylvanite Siscoe s Teck Hughss . Toburn Ventures Waite Amulet ‘Shaft House at Kerr Lake | Mine Destroyed by Fire Cobalt, Dec. 1.â€"(Spscial to The Ad-i vanc>)â€"The shaft house at the Koerr | Lake mine, operated by James Prig@ and asssciaves, was destroyed by I'irel Tuessday afternaon, the blazs possibly caused by A lighted cigarette having ‘lb(;fln thrown down the shaft, only to lodge in some bags placed around the | timbers to check cold air from anterâ€" | ing the mine. Damage will be | $200, Mr. Price said lavser, and he d2â€" | clared that six men working undm--'l rround at the time were never in dan-; | | | | \ger. Cobalt fire brigade went out in response to a call, using chemicals, and assisted by townâ€" Coleman workers, helped to quench the flames, which cleanedi up the head ‘The mine pump| was brought into operation to fight the blaze. | men at the proper<y, ship of ! ; | | ! ! 'l-.. ’-’“N““ ES VVITH flw in auqumlmn during branch line of the Canadian the advantage of necessary freight on the Transcontinental line, passu from the north and from the west. The Pictures: 1.â€"A typical mi the building of which presented _ @ start of the new branch line; 4. â€"M important mine of that name. Annual Concert of the Central School Address on Blind at the Men‘s Forum Another Interesting Meetâ€" ing Held by the United Church Club. On: Monday, November 28th, the Men‘s Forum of the United â€" Church hald their usual mesting in the baseâ€" ment of cthe Church, with Mr. 5. Woods presiding. The speaker of the evening was Mr. H. Treneer, who enertained the meomâ€" bers with a delizhtful series of reminisâ€" cences regarding his work among the blind. He traced the beginning of aid of the blind from its earliest infancy, down to the presers day with blind children, who are educated to a gree hitherto unknown. Following the address a half hour was devoted to questions from the memâ€" bers, which Mr. Trenger ably answered. Mr. Trensger was tendered thanks by the Presidenc, Mr. for his delightful @ddress. the at 12.20 noon same cheerful service a half hour om the memâ€" bly answered. ed a vote of Ir. S. Woaods, 3 40 1 40 4.70 2.00 5.20 8.00 2.85 The annual concers; of the Central Public school, Timmins, is always an event for the children and for their parents and friends, and the concert this year promises to be of more than usual interest. The pupils have been busy and keen in practice for the big event and hops this year co have a ]mxtxculaflx popular programme. : This year the annual concart of the l Central School will be held in the [ school on Thursday and Friday eveâ€" nings, Dec. 8th and 9th, commencing at 8 pm. Tickets ars now on sale and may be obtained from any of many pupils looking after this part of the proceedings. Event to be Held in Central Public School on Decemâ€" ber 8th and 9th. Young Mother Dies After Taking Lysol Mrs. Thelma Hobbs: Die on Monday. Mrs. Thelma Hobbs, 35 years of age, died on Monday at her home as the result of consuming the contents of a bottle of Lysol. She was apparently in normal frame of mind when her husband went to work, although she had lately bzen in ill health. When he returned he found her ill. Shortly after she died. Desperte efforts were made by Dr. E. A. F. Day to revive the woman but the poison had taken effect before he arâ€" rived on the scene and his efforts were fruitless. Coroner H. E. Montgomery said that there would not be any jury inquest. Both he and the police were convinced that it was a case of death from drinkâ€" ing Lysol. When Mr. Hobbs returned from work and found his wife ill he wanted to call a doctor but she said that she would be all right and dissuaded him against it. However, when she showed signs of lapsing into unconsciousness he did call a physician. The deceased woman leaves four children, all of them quite young. Her home was at 92 Commercial avenue. The body was removed to Walker‘s Undertaking Parkours after the death. Battle for Mayoralty of Cobalt Next Monday Cobalt, Nov. 30.â€"(Special to The Adâ€" vance)â€"A battle for the mayoralty in town, but with the council a member show. after the time for qualifying had expired, and election of a reeve without opposition, but with a contest for the four other places on the board in Coleâ€" man township, constitutes cthe munictâ€" pal lineâ€"up for the 1939 field in this section. As anticipated, Mayor Wainâ€" wright, seeking an eighth term in the chair, is being opposed by Councillor H. W. Rowdon, and they will batole it out at the polls next Monday. For from the north and from t The Pictures: 1.â€"A ty the building of which pres start of the new branch lin« important mine of that na NEW RAIL LINE SERVES QUEBEC MINES A typical mine in Western Quebec; 2.â€"Car presented @enginecring prohlems ol unusugl i line: 4..â€"Main Street Val new mining lian National Railways, import cight and passenger transportati passing through Val d‘Or and re council, present members in Council-‘ lors ‘Sopha, Lawrence, Murphy and: Landry, have been reâ€"elected by ac# clamation, together with Alfred Wilâ€" liams, a former member out this year. One chan remains to be filled, bus this wxll be done until early next year. ) eman township, Harry Buckâ€" ler, for 18 years a me mber of the counâ€" ‘cil, but ‘out this year, is reeveâ€"elect. Five afi'ler nominees have been namâ€" ed. but none of them qualified, present rgeve, William Martin, being confined to his home by illness. For the four council seats there are six enâ€" tries, present Councillors Gartside, Peal > and Price, with newcomers in John Priestly, member of the public school board â€"whose terin expires this year, Adolph Levely and John Sutherâ€" land. For public school trusc2e, Robâ€" ert Horbert was elected by acclamaâ€" tion. Polling in the township also takes place Monday neXxt. * Regular Weekly Meeting of Merry Maids 500 Club The Merry Maids 500 Club held their regular weekly getâ€"toâ€"gether on wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. R. Hardy, 6 Transmission Ling. The usual happy time was enjoyed by the members. and the hostess served an appecizing lunch. Winners at 500 were: lIst, Mrs. Benâ€" nett; 2nd, Mrs. J. McGarry, and 3rd, Mrs. Carver. The next regular meeting of the eclub will b> held on Wednesday eveâ€" ning, Dec. 7th, at the home of Mrs. Walter Wilkinson, 47 Cambrai Ave. Many Player Transfers Allowed Local Teams Many player transfers have begn alâ€" lowed Northern Ontario hockey teams. At a meeting of the QO.H.A. over the weekâ€"end transfers were passed by a sub committee of the OH.A. Most of the transfers were for teams in the Gold Belt section of the N.O.H.A. Transfers granted were: McIntyre â€" L. M. Bearg, Atlancic City; K. Murphy, Belleville; J. H. Tripp, Omemee, Ont.; D. H. Baker, Queen‘s University; G. D. Harrison, Toâ€" ronto:; and G. M. Kenty, Queen‘s Uniâ€" versity. Tcbhurn Minesâ€"W. Gerow, and Fred Toth, Baltimore. Hollinzger Minesâ€"Roy Williamson, Bolleville: Bob Evans, Napanee, and Ken Millmott, Gravenhurst. Pamour Minesâ€"Alex Ramsey, Brantâ€" ford: Mervyn Bean, Listowel, and Bob Mansfield. Chacham Canadian production of gold in Sepâ€" tember amounted to 409162 ozs. comâ€" pared with 412,135 0ZSs. in the precedâ€" ing manth and 348,528 ozs. in Septemâ€" ber 1987, according to a report issued ks dfi sv e m UE by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics at Ottawa. Production during the nine months ending September tcialled 3,â€" 460.693 ozs. or 14.5 per cent above the output a year ag. of service over the complete int mineral areas of Northwe The line is 100 miles long, whing Rouyva, where it connect idian National bridge over the character; 3.â€"The parish chur« centre: 5.â€"Noranda which ow« Another Selection of Smiling Stories Some Happy Yarns From Many Places. Judge: How long have you rifle? Prisoner: Ever sints pistol, YÂ¥our Honor! "Why Muriel! my kisses. "Oh after mine, they "I‘m afraid this $75 coat is not quite suitable." What did you wan it for, madam?"* ‘"About $50." First Girl: "I‘m sure there‘s a man following us." Sscond Girl: "Gosh! What shall we do?" 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"As it takes considerable time and trouble t> move such a mass of snow from the roads," reads the report of Mr. Wheeler, Hollinger weather obâ€" server. "motorists should drive careâ€" fully and, with due consideration for ! the conditions." | Temperatures Curing the month were | about normal. It is usual at this time of year to have winter weather alâ€" though winter does not officially begin until December 22. At the beginning ‘ of December the sun rises at 7.30 a.m. Some girls use dumbâ€"bells color on their faces, and some or on their faces to get dum} "Waiter, call the mans eat this awful stuff." "It he wouldn‘t eat it either. A little boy was taken to see vripâ€" letsâ€"all girls. He eyed them closely and then, pointing to one, remarked: "I should kgep that ane, and drown the others." Little had bsen served with a chicken wing. After ‘working with it for some time, she said: ‘"Mother, as you mind if I have something else yesides the hinges?" Authorâ€""That is the plot of my story: A midnight scene. Two burgâ€" lars creep scealthily towards the house. They climb a wall and force opéen a window and enter the room; the clock strikes one." Sha (breathlessly) â€" Billy (at dinner)â€"‘"Dad, are caterâ€" pillars good to eat?" Dad (severely)â€" "Haven‘t I told you never to mention such things at che table?" Motherâ€" "Why did you that question, Billy?" Billyâ€"*"I jus: saw one on Dad‘s lettuce, but it‘s gone now "I think." said the choirmaster, "that we can do bscter than thatâ€"just a litâ€" tle better than that. Let us take that verse again, and let us make it quite plain that the first line is :‘Weak and :.-inful though we be," and not ‘We can sing full though we be‘." ~A Southern storekseper, who was also justice of the peace, Was sitting in front of his store when a Negro drove up. ‘"Say, Squiah," the laiver annountâ€" ad. "dat woman yo‘ married me to last week has ten chillun, an‘ every one ob dem plays some kind ob musical instrument.‘" "Why, that‘s a regular band. Mose." replied the justice. "That‘s right, suh," was the dismal respons@, "an‘ Ah wants to git disbanded!" Which one? 35 THIRD AVENUE â€"bells to gEC some use colâ€" dumbâ€"bells. ager; I can‘t ‘s no use, sitr. Rolex present smart new styles for men that hit a new high in quality and low in price. The Rolex Prince holds 51 world‘s reâ€" cords and recognized al over the world as the finest timeâ€"piece ever produced. The Prince model of yellow gold color is 5 priced at only 49.7 OTHEHE ROLEX io jram .. 410 OUR STORE IS FULL OF DISTINCTIVE GIFTS and sets at 4.10 pm. The moon will be full on December 7 and there will be a new mojm on December 21. Highest temperature reached during thne month was on Nevember 3 when it was 68 degrees Warmest day was on November 4. with a maximum of 85 and a minimum of 52 degrees, givâ€" ing a mean temperature of 58‘, for the day. There were 15 days during the month with the maximum temperature below 32 but no occasion with a maxiâ€" mum zero. Msan Maximum temperature over the month was 33 degreos. Use your Christmas Credit and pay for your gifts next year. There are no carrying charges. Lowest minimum was on November 25 when it went down to 10 below zero and with a maximum of only 9 above. This was the month‘s coldest day. November 23 and 24 were also cold with mean temperatures of haif a degree above zero. Rain fell on nine davs with a total rainfall of one and an cighth inches. Snow fell on fifteen days during the month with a total of 32 inches. Total precipitation, rain and sl.o0W, wWas 4.3 inches. She was a big, strong woman, and the burglar she had attacked boare. unmisâ€" takable signs of punishment as the police arrived. Justice of the Peasceâ€" "It was very brave of you, lady, to risk your life and to set upon the burglar and capture him,. bus you did not. nged to black both his eyes and knock all his teeth cut, did you?" Woman look=â€" ing very indignant)â€"‘"How was I to know it was a burglar? T had been waiting up far my husband for three hours, and in the dark I thought it was him." Nobody Seems to be Safe These Days in Germany (St. Thomas Timesâ€"Journ@l) Germany does not seem to be a safe place for anybody to live in. What is happening to the Jews is worldâ€"wide knowledge. Members of the Roman Catholic faith have been "cracked down" on for vyears. Two cardinals have recently been publicly attacked and the interâ€" iors of churches wrecked. Protestants are not immune either. Pastor Neismoeller is still languishing in a camp somewhere. 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