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Visiting Skaters Had Big Time at Schumacher gaog Rode on Fire Trucks, Dog Sleighs. Visited Mines. Ofi cers Elected by Ladies‘ Auxiliary of Trinity United Church, Schumacher. Other Schumacher News. The A¢ THURSDAY. DECEMNER 18TH. 1938 Toâ€"Night Toâ€"Morrow Night FIRST ANNUAL CONCERT SACRED HEART PARISH at the Church Auditorium 170 Cedar 8. Timmins solos, Danecing. Comedians, Battle Tonin, G, Berlinger, Dancing dir EV ‘C 1 yl M C ty } V ‘el C ‘O n e IMPORTED O tC ie 4 * # a L i2 t i« fowermeyrs i 2 s Thurs. Dec. 15, Fri. Dec 16 QPPOSsHTH TVIHUE PALACE THEATRE : n Parker priced from Sncaffer C Ronson Lighters, Ciga: ette Cases and Combin ation Lighter and Cast §4.50 to $12.50 Desk Sselts $1.75 %1.95 Waste Paper Buaskets %2,.00 Stationery Boxes %1.00 to _ Books, Photoâ€" graph and sSnap Shot Albums _ 81.50 to %3.90 ENCIL AND PEN SETS IMPORTED DESK PIECES$ *Â¥A \ SMALL DEPOSIT HOLDS AN\ GIEFT UNTIL WANTED LIGHTERS and CASES ‘Autumn Gold" "Dizzy Baton," §7.00 < to §20 dians, Battle of Accordionists: V. Dorigo, Gilda Dancing directed by Margaret Easton; Music directed by Rev, Fontana, GOLDFIELDS DRUG STOORE GIVEN B Y 8 p.m. rogramme FUuUn r1ad 1t Parker, from $5.00 to $735 Shcealffer $7.00. to $125 A large range of inexpenâ€" sive and precision imported cameras for the novice or expert photographer, 3 Act Operetta 1 Act Operetta schick sSshaver Rolls razors $6,95â€"8$8.95 sna vemaster SHAV ES a RAZORS PEN DESK SET dr nt A Good Time For All 82.50 to $125.00 )k M Auxi hel Mrs. P. A. Boy 00 hurch hall on 1ls being the After all the ection of offi=â€" Trinity | regular Brush and Comb Sets in gift boxes or leather cases. ectâ€" $3.75° to $10.50 BRUSH SETS Mrs. J. O Doni ber. After th E1\ The Women‘s Missionary Socicty will meot this afternoon, Thursday, De:. 15th, at che home of Mrs, W. McLaren, corner of Cedar St. and Fourth Avo. All lad‘es who are interested in misâ€" sionary work is invited to attend this mec‘ting. Mtr. Fred Dywer was in Kirkland Lake over the weekâ€"end on a business crip. * Mr. Angus Campbell, of Larder Larâ€" der Lake, was in town for the openin2 of the McIntyre Community Building. Santa Claus visited Lillian‘s Store, Pine Streset, on Saturday afternoon, and the children had a wonderful time. vey LENTHERIC Toilet Sets for Men §$1.65 to 55.00 Theose aids to masculine smartness in handsome cases make an ideal gift for a man. Yardley items for men contribute greatly to a man‘s feeling of wellâ€" groomed confidence. See them at our Yardley counter. 2nd Viceâ€"presid« Secre‘aryâ€"Mrs. Treasurerâ€"Mrs. Mrs. Kitchen tt e coâ€"operation â€" HERE‘S WHA T 14 table M.C.. Th 8. <1st, M\ yeat . en M priz Pitted oT plain priced from $5,00 to $25.00 He‘ll appreciat« leather trayv P TRAV EL CASES ntyâ€"â€"Mrs. W. Leck Kindrake. A. Pish. anka«l the ladiws 31 K »CmM( t wWInlers we Dawson: 21nd, i card TC ird (playing a:s â€"won by Mr. P The prize v C. Brown; . Mrs. Fred W Mrs. Robert on:; 2nd, Mi Mr. W. Mal PHMONE 6AX® FPOR FAST DELIVERY Alphot rty in i 11 11 1C¢ 111 11T I1a¢l Claus h2 ga ©11 The poult auspices of John Ambu on Monday Croatian ha Mrs. Frank Corris, Second Avo., enâ€" teriained on Friday evening at a misâ€" cellaneous shower in honour of Miss Marion Wickston, who will bo married on Dec. l4th. A very evenâ€" ing was cnjoyed. During the evening Miss Wickston received many beautiâ€" ful gifts for her new home. Santa Claus had a busy Saturday afternoon,., when the Beamish Store on Fir: Whas a flock Oof children g: greet him. Santa Claus was . ed to szo such a crowd of ch was sorry he had not broug Mrs. Fred Dwyor ent« ber of hoer frionds on W mnoon. Bornâ€"At th: Porct pital, on Friday, Dec Mrs. Dan McGuire, T‘wo Planes Flown Through to Kirkland for Use There wWas toys Mrs. Frank Wa:! tercained a rumbe day Bri the winners were:â€" Robertson; second Born â€"On Thutrs and Mis. Narduzzi all the wi Siple and by Lss. Ho North®‘ Bay terday afte Kirkland mode¢l pan Taking off from Nortl esterday imorning the two t YÂ¥ at the Earlton smeorgency at n Tran. weeks Lq l local instri to take ch paralle!l. Th onto for som weather. WINDSORS ATTEND THANKSGIVING SERVICE and AC tal poy designs The Duke and Duchess of Windsor are pictured hore leaving church in Paris after attending Thanksgiving servieces. Both the Duehess appear to find their Boy scout guard of hono Mr. Hornick. 0 sorry he had no with him to give child shook ha s and told him the ive them a presen s. Frank Corris, 1a@1n OnCca >red ay, Dectmber 1 hall, Schumache ‘ank Warne, Thi a rumber of fri inz. Bridze was Some women don‘t care n Norther h practica IHCKâ€" WADO landedâ€" ht icon with ako â€" Flyvir Tisdale Div ince Brizgade VÂ¥ W ind A. Saat L1‘ L m( of cute and both landin £o Ki indings 1¢ first, Miss Mat Miss Coleman. ay. Dec. 8th,‘t ind 17¢ rnDIiZ rat Sipel, for Alliance, Ohio e new Tavlorcra{f! out of h cond Av uUp W Of Detween qualls and Lake : po U V don‘t care how much they are left, if they are left enough." id iA V ESA | 4 ~~ 4 you HANE To Hale / % To 40 10 A SAlt?/ V 1nd 1, to M _A of Miss married traction Walla: nJpanit hem en 111 1°€ San ircliur n:onâ€" cabin en~â€" *‘ 111 LWO th i1 11 BB ( Now M and flew plane. St ran into low coill cleared a visibility | they ran side of th nearly all Except. for the Ea f‘ers had perfect take accommodation and t Gull Lake expanse as accommodation and they qualified the Gull Lake expanse as "perfect". Local inmuruction starts tonizght in the Warâ€" ren . Business Colege wheore Messrs Siple and Saarup will conduct a ground school. _ A very enthusiastic group of young people has expressed intentions of ~taking <he course, which includis ton hours dual flying and five hours solo work before a private pilot‘s hit Kirkland Lake Comments on Timmins Bank Robbery 11 € majJor inx to HC Successful € by the poilce, did nc against all VA whose $5.000 is alincst sure assumin2 that Dhe eVq asmuch wish> a 111 11 erved by Winner was CJ Holdin Cl pit nappened 1 haps comp to. and thcQ O ling. unday â€" and TK‘ L an Lb 1JA OX/ALA LA OA 4AAA L/Â¥ | (From The Val d@Orâ€"Lamaque News) Y the St“de“t Nurses| Sshook hands with new editor J. A. es McNeil of the Gazetic, Montreal, and tudent nurses of St, MaryS|ne remembered that this writer was were howesses at a. wellâ€"alt~ | the lad that he couldn‘t give a job to ind successful card party held many years «:o. He reminded me mat uditorium of the nurses‘ residâ€" | e wouldn‘ give me a job pven now, Tucsday evening. so I said well for that matter I wouldn‘t vent was delizshtfully urrungcd.‘ give him a job. So we sat down at a ‘ry enjoyable evening was sp:‘nt‘ table and dcocided thes morning papers ) present. Twentyâ€"eight sables | were better than affernoon papers, and d cards were played, and | that plondes were casier to look at and evening a delicious lunch WAS}| that black and white was juc< as good y the student nurscs. as dewars. rs at bridge were: ladies, 1st, opps: nd, Mrs. Dalton, Sr.:| # w TaAraiiatnrn niunar mnuts Tcronto has an armed robbery almost every day, the "wild as rejoiced in safety ever sincte )ened up. s ‘up a bank is not a wise proâ€" from the crook‘s point of view. etting himself up not only thatâ€" particular bank, ~but ill sche banks of the country, .000 standing: reward system VC or the rest of the lrip. But into snow squalls just this Bay and had co buck them the way in. for the Farlton fiecld the perfect takeâ€"off and landing leaving the Amecrican s, â€"Both the Duke and of honour interesting. .A in t a warning. It in Kirkland Lakc C a ranted ard Party Student Nurses 11 tion is too keen in unmen have decided iks of the country, ling: reward system id to detection, even ‘ robber elud>s the io Timmins case, hz ip should, howâ€" t a wise proâ€" point of view. up not only bank, but might genticmen, i1<, Mr. Albert Chalifoux; Ind, Dr. Brunct; at 500, Mrs. H. Ploufte Mr. Shiclds and Mt. Chenier; at whist, Mrs. Gauthicr. Ottawa Department Has Reâ€" view of District. fAlnt!l posits in th marily for t ship has been vis‘ced by prospectors for over 25 years, and during the past 14 yoars several determined efforts have been madc ‘to develop mineral deposits. . Until recently, however, no great success had attended any of the efforts, and as ycet there are no proâ€" ducing minecs in the arca. The entire northern half of the townâ€" ship has been staked, and it has been prospected with some care, the prinâ€" cipal discoveries to date having been made in <«wo belits following the strike of the strata. The southern belt lies close to the Cadillac ‘"break" and crosses the township from Bouscadillac to the west boundary between cthe highway and Bousquct Lake. The northern belt, which is composed of volcanic rocks, is less clearly defined, but is the scene of the chief activities. Although developments to dave along the Cadillac belt in Bousquet township have not been particularly encouragâ€" ing, it must be remembered, the report ncues, that by far the largest percentâ€" tage of the most favourable zone closc to the main break is obscured by deep overburden, and has not been explored. Any deposits beneath this overburden are likely to be rich and correspondâ€" ingly small, so that much effort will be roquired find them. There is also much ground on the northern belt as yet unexplored and favourable to the cecurrence of deposits similar to those that have been found. @uU 8111 8Su Crossed by one of the main walcr routes of the region, Bousquet townâ€" Descrited as one of the most imâ€" features of the areca, the Cadillac break is a nsearly vertical, major shear zone along which the rocks are converted to soft talcose mica and chlorite schists. For 25 miles east of Bousquet township the many imporcant gold deposits are closcly related to the break, and in 1937 the shear zone was traced for about nine miles across Bousquet township to a JlitJs more than a mile of the west boundary. Nowhere in this distance is it exposed at the surface, but it has been c« in drill holes in locations that leave little or no doubt of its continuity as a rcâ€" markable «traight zone. The repork and the accompanying geological map are based on field work carried out in 1937, and were prepared to meet the increasing demand for gceological information on the area. The map is subject to revision particularly at the woslern end. Copies of.the mayp and repart may be obtained from the Director, Mincs and Geology Branch, Department of Mincs and Resources, Ottawa. When Editors Discuss Great Aflfairs of State Toronmto Telegram:; Many qucer nults have sprung from the old family tree. reliminary Report _ on Bousquet s a of important discoveri¢s e within che past year the outlook the Bousqusot area in northwestern bec is more hopoful at present than as been any time in the past, rding @0 H. C. Gunning whose iminary roport descriptive of the ogy and mincral deposits (No. 38â€" of the northern half of the townâ€" has beon issued by the Geological ey Division, Department of Mings Rsources, Qitawa. All che deâ€" ts in the area are valuable priâ€" NEW ONTARIO MOTORS Increased Whecelbhase 27 p.c. More Horsepower INVESNT INX A WILLYS SPRING DELIVERY sSAVING»S POLICY, AsK ABOUT IT. TRADEâ€"IN®3 ACCEPTED NOW FORBR sPRING DELIVERYC, Willys Overland IS HERE ! "A Four With the Smoothness of an Eight" NEW IMPROVEMENTS NEMARK ABLE â€"PEREORM A NCB NEW ECONOMY IN QPERATON ‘‘ed by prospectors ind during the past determined â€" efforts \Gordon Maedonald New I Postmaster at Kirkland and 10f â€" Woa! H > Ausz a memotr of in 19239â€"30 anc Criengartry Alexandr amin all The rew W. C. ARNOTT You. can‘t goâ€" wrong . if > yoOu give men‘s wear â€" â€" â€" that is if you give the kind he‘d choose himse¢lf{. . He‘ll not only appreâ€" ciate your gift â€" â€" â€" but your good tastec, too, for your thoughtfulness in going to his favourite storeâ€" Arnott‘sâ€"the shop for men and women who shop for men. Here‘s the Answer ‘! Wil MEN‘s and BOYS‘ WEA uzzled ? New Styling Hyxdraulue Brakes n H rAUGE THREE , has been offi«= as been accept= Kirkland Lake, his now duiles H wnâ€" boing 1 overscas the Great Tailoybury. .uke since hree years p Councll, from 1 ldent voautr.