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340 Veterans are 1/ mfAusun Name, Zone Commander of the Canadian lesion, and an: vieemen for home duty during the pre-J sent crisis now totalled 340. Approxi- mately thirty-five returned men have been sworn in as special duty eon- stables to guard vital centres such as waterworks, hydro stations and oil and gasoline tanks and municipal property against mlble sabotage. ' qpartersv as Well; "as headquarters for w men workers who wished to knit and am ke terminus! and do other service work. ' " ' ' Mr. Neame said that there was no enlistment bureau here at the present time but that he understood that there were many from this district who had gone to Ottawa and other centres to. enlist. A few from here went to North- Bay to enlist in the Royal Canadian: Engineerss which was calling for men. -. Others who had some knowledge of flying had’ gone to Ottawa to volun- teer their services in the flying corpa.‘ Those who wished to enlist would be‘? well advised to write to the Depart-7 ment of National Defenée at Ottawa and make their offers. said MrNeame. Applicants should outline their quali- fications so that the department might know how to. beat make use otthem. A meeting or the Red Cross Society was held last night and the local or- ganization planned to stage a Brive in the Porcupine in October in conjunc- tion with the "drive being held at that time by the national brgamzation'. ‘ Quarters would be found for Red Cross workers in Timmlns, said Mr. Neame._ They would serve as oflice 'I‘hrough- Roof Take $225 Goods Enter Burke’s Thief Makes Circular Hole. in“? Roof and maps 'ifito’ Wilson Avenue Store. Takes $200 Goods and $25 in Cash. Goods and money valued at more than $225 was stolen from '1”. M. Burke’ 3 Drug Store at the corner 0; Wilson Avenue and Wileox Street early yesterday mominé by a thief who made entry through a' hofe in the roof. ‘ N6 discovery of the burglary was made until Wednesday morning when employees came down to open ‘t‘h'e store. They then found that the thief first made a hole in the roof of the one storey building with a brace and bit. He then cut a circular hole, large enough for a man's body. Tool probab- ad Cross Meeting Held Last Night. To Stage Drive Here in October. MEN! 1 17 Cedar North. Doyle Bldg. ,, ’ 'l‘lmmlna Spain! Réfifés’antaflve of ' f "acLean Tip Top Tailors Here’s News . . â€" ' «FRIDAY 8; v SATURDAY Will be in our store W m a key-hold aw. ’11! M then was able w drop into memo! ch: building m! from there umndmplemwertobreakopen the trap door in the ceiling o! the store and drop to the floor. 5 “ Included among the articles stolen were my until valuable things such as cameras, cigarette lighters, electric neon. In addition a large quantity of N ip‘issing Central Street Cars Put . to Odd Uses Now emblem: was taken. Change to the value of .320 or $25 was taken from a Used for Tourist Cabins and ' “in Building House. North Cobalt, ‘sept. 7â€"(Special to The Advance)â€"â€"Uses that the builders and buyers never dreamed of are being found for some of the street cars which formerly operated on the electric lineI of. the Nipissing Central Railway be-.. tween. New Liskeard and Kerr Lake. and which . was finally discontinued, some years ago. Much of the rolling stock came into the possession of Dan Hellens‘ of North Cobalt, who now is incorporating it into a house he is: building in the village. The basement? walls of the new structure are formed of the framework of some of the old . trams and other parts of the woodwork; “[1111 in‘splendid condition, will be put to various..uses in the new house. The panelling, Mr. Hellens figures. will come in handy for a billiard table he ex- pects to. instal. In. the case ofmone oi the larger cars, Mr. Hellens expects ,to cut it up to form four tourist cabins. .The iron sections of the cars average about 3000 pounds per car, Mr. Hellens said“ exclusive of the wheels, and the metal he is disposing of tofirms in that [business . .Bveryman.wholsintemtedin mammisinvfledtotske mQ Be brink: with him the ac» abn’a Mtatindint patterns ind ‘filitéflili; trial: Twists. Harris ind .nonetil Mods. Entllsh Won-stale. [M180 Dye Blue Bette and 3 Mat ‘â€" â€"-" â€"â€"â€"v at others. he m. to all in to- Worsmxy. Thenewsiylos willinlercsiyon. There have been many who have been emphasizing the fact that Can- ada could not keep out'of the war, even if Canada wished to do soâ€"and Canada ‘ has shown in decided way that it is‘ wholeheartedly behind Britain and her ‘ Niles There was strikin proof of this fled-311$ weekfihfii the shear will.” attacked by the Runs and the boat de« f liberated sunk. Among the hundreds on the boats whose. lives were endang- ered were ,many Canadians â€" showing e. that they are being brought into the horrors of the war by the enemy. There were five from Timmins and Schumacher among the passengers on the torpedoed vessel. Other districts in Canada‘had similar experience. The fast that 911 but a few of the passengers- ,were saVed and will be no worse for the experience is no fault of the enemy who attacked an unarmed passenger ship. Showing Canada Could . Not Keep Out of the War Tax-onto Telegramzâ€"It seems that t6 die a natural death in this day and time is to be killed in an auto accident. Of This Wéek }. His ulvloe will he help- __ ___ w-._..._' s ‘ “my â€"" . Wmtumwmm «6;; mu mm spam or her home In Newfoundlmd. “In ”on. axon the mo of the mm mm and ‘10ch School. Miss Frances Evans returned this wezk after spending an summer hot!- day at her home near Toronto. 1nd at the New York World's nu. Miss ’I‘immins Continues in Third Place m H. I. P. Loans . Hon. J. L. Isley, Acting Minister of Finance. this week released the figures showing the number ,{ujul' maunt of Home Improvementiaoans up w Jqu‘ met, this, year. These loans number 57,911. and amount to $24,356,968.98.4_ Announcement Made of To tals to July Blst, 1939. The men were picked up on Friday} by Provincial Constables MaoDougall‘ and Trimble and Constable Russell. Johnson, who is attached to the high: grade squad of the Provincial depart-- ment. - Roman 51111 Mariam a charge of- carrying. 'a‘fpmtor. ‘Wh¢n questioned by v','â€"â€" vIn these H. I. P. loans. Thnming still? stands in third place "for 8.11 Canada, not only being ahead of all other towns, and cities with larger p‘opuiatipn but actually being ontdone by only two other centresâ€"Toronto and Montreal The figures for some of the leaders are given herewith: , Toronto. 9,161 loans. 33, 298 913 .75 Montreal, 3 .621 loans, 31,937,015 .01 Timmins. 1.410 loans. 31 287 .804. 13 'Winnlpeg.2.861 loans.31,114,309.312 Edmonton. 1,812 loans. 3101730690 Kirkland Lake. 1,178 loans, $56,688.13. Sudbury, 1,246 1oans. 3766, 340 15 Two Chesterville Men on High-grading Charge “VIII “V686 my ......... McLeod Cockshutt , Macassa . .................. 'Mclntyre : .................... McKenzie Red Lake McWatters ................. Mining Corpogation 'Kirkland Lake, Sept Galâ€"Two Ches- terville men, Mike Roman and Gina Dorlgo, have been charged by vain-4 cial Police with illegal possession of high grade ore and will 111(er appear before Magistrate Atkinson in police court. on Thursday morning to answer the charges Roman $11p;sq,an§wer a charge of carrying. 'a‘fpistol'. ‘Whén questioned by police he was found to have in his possession a .25 calibre Colt automatic. Aldermac ..................... Ashley ....... '. .............. Aunor Base Metals ............... Beattie .................. , ..... Broulan Porcupine . Buffalo Ankerite . . Canadian Malartic . Catsle Trethewey Central PatriCia ....... Central Pochpine Coniagas ., .................. Coniaurum ............... Dome ................... ' ........ Howey ........................ International Nickel Kerr Addison ........... Kirkland Lake ...... Mitch .1 ....................... Lake Shore . ........... Little Long Lac ........ mu manor mat has returned Naybob .. Nipissing O'Brien . Paymaster ....... Pickle ' Crow Preston East Dome Premier ..................... I' To-day’s Stocks Sherritt Gordb'n ........ St. Anthony .. ...' Sullivan con. . ............. Sylvanite Waite Amulet. ...‘....... Wright Hargreaves Poppy Blamed it. Kirkland: Lake on Day War: Deciii‘ed An interesting coincidence Occurréd this week at 1mm __Lake when Franceummflerhado’omod hostilities submisyear. Bobbing; 'whollvunwmemrklmdlmme mammfatheunrdmm memendmyphhtedaad mandate wmmemtmmwdn LISTED -. 235 '. no 56% 1.85A *3 ACMMV 1. (1)9] 1 _____.._..___.._.___..._ . ., Trmlty U1 9.59 ' ‘ .2 Sum? -- .23 my. P; J. BA'INE 7:00 1.87% 259. 1.95 3 .95 1.15 1.35 ' 1.66 1,05; 7,10 55 .1030 tune-Bond” School' 11.00 amp-Morning Payer Afll A: Christian Science Society Mollm’ lull. Spruce Street North SUNDAY. 8m. 10m. 1939 Golden Text: labour not for the meat which peruheth. but for that meat which endurcth unto everlasting life. which the Son of man shall glve unto. you: for him hath God Father sealed. (John 6: 27). Gummy Serviceâ€"111m. Bunday Schoolâ€"9.45 um. Wed.‘-Evenlng. Meetingâ€"BM pm. Major and Mrs. J. Comthwaue Officers In (marge. , Shantyâ€"11.00 a. m .â€"Holiness Meettn Sundayâ€"2. 80 p. inf-Sunday School. Sundayâ€"4.00 ' paleâ€"Gran. Salvation Meeting. . Monday=â€"-7. 00 p. m .-Gorps Cadets. Tuesdayâ€".4. 00 pm .â€"-Ymmg Peoples“ .- Meeting. ' ' Tuesdayâ€"8.00 p..mâ€"â€"Soldei-s and Ad- Umted Church South Porcupine. Ont. BLOOR AVENUE. Rev. James A. Lyttle, Minister 9 .45 am.â€"‘-Sunday School {Or all above 12 years. . . ‘S‘ufi‘day School for all ages at 9. 45 am in South Porcupine. ll 00 a. m.â€"M0rning service and Young [handily-743.00. p.m.-â€"-Publlc Meeting. Strangers Welcome. Cpme. and Worship. Rey, W. H. Heinze, Pastor Diving Service at 8:30 p. m. in the Anglican Church South Porcupine. 2 '00 pm. ‘41 ogether with the Timmins ‘ Finnish- Congregation Public Wor- ship or Song Service at. Church :Oamp, Vilpola, McDonald Lake, or Cottago Prayer Meeting in Fin- nish-speaking homes of the Por- 7oupine Qamp and District. .-"“‘v, .. South Porcupine , Finnish United Church Rev. A. I. Helnonen. Minister Res. zo EIn; St. North Phoné l982-W Bea. 83 First Ave. PT 10. 00 am .â€"5,Chool School. “11.00 am wMomlng Worship : 7- .00 pm .TEvénlng Worship 1 Schmuck“ Anglican ' Church Damon. mm; 3 mar an. cm. 1!. Bauer. 0A. Wbrshippers’ League. 2. 30 pm .-'-â€"Sunday School for all be- - um 12 years. 7.00 p‘m.â€"â€"Evening Service. 3 Ali ’A're ‘ Col-diam; Welcome mm W. St. Matthew's The United Church, Timmins -- Ministers: _ REV. W. M. MUSTARD, M.A,. BUD ‘ Rev. E. GILMOUB SMITH, B.A. 9 .45 am .â€"-â€"Sunday School . 10 .45 am .-â€"Mpming Worship 7 .00 pm .â€"-Eveni'ng Worship Mr. Smith will preach at both services and the Jubilee Singers Will siiig at the evening service. A Sincere Welcome Awaits Every Wot-shipper. Filinish United Church Timmins Corner Elm m Sixth Avenue Rev. A. I. Heinofiefi.l Mullater sea. 20 Elm St. North Phone i982-W 2 .00 pm .â€"-Worship or Song Service at . Church Camp, Viipola. McDonald Lake. or Cottage Prayer Meetings in Finnish-speaking homes or the . Porcupine Camp and District. 6. 30 pm ~.-â€"-Communica.nts‘ Class in Church. ' l 7 .00 pm .â€"-Evening Service in Church Fridayâ€"7 pm. -â€"Y. P .8. 10.00 am .â€"â€"B.unda.y school 10.15 infâ€"Junior Bible Glut moo uh .-Mam1ng Payer '1 lama-5mm; P1198? mmmmxstmnmun ' macaw: Bundny it fem. Mandathshndlyst'ipm. hammmuuym St. Luke’ 8 Evangelical Lutheran Church «are welcome. = 8mm tore-mo. Out. . van. 1. x, mean. 11.9.. mm TrlmtyU nitefl Church The Salvation \Army A Codiau' Welcome to All A: Cordial Welcome to All Sopfljll’orcjiglne, But. St. gPaul’s Chuféh (Missouri Synod) .W. H. Heinze, Pa 'Schdmacher ' LINE. MA, BD., Minister “Phone tidflollbstoBuild ”Tani-nudism: pine m. ban in Manic. it. was decided to proceed immediately with motion at . mm with mum annuity crammuumsiieisuimdyheln. cleared md cram-a for equipmeni may tormeiimeundmmmmm- Control or the property. rammed: operated under 1mm Gold Mines. m taken over by Norman any hat. May upon In tat-0mm. that provided for sumclent capital to bring the mine to At that time shaft was sunk to depth of 1.025 feet and 4.146 feet and drifting : and crosscutting and 27,790 feet oi diamond drilling had been com- pieied. Since the amalgamation. de- velopment work‘has been continued on the 025. 780, 875 and moo-foot levels and has resulted in large additions to ore reserves. One of the most import- ant developments gince that time has been discovery and partial develop- ment or a parallel vein carrying high values. . No One Injured in the Latest Kirkland Rockburst (From The Northen News) Starting with a, severe shock shortly before three o'clock yesterday morning a rockburst which shook Kirkland Lake with three distinct movements- within 29 minutes damaged lower level work- ings stLake Sham Mine". . - No one was injured, it was reported after the final check-up had been ‘ According to those who were awake at the time, the second shock was the severest, the third being comparatively light. considerable loose fell in other mines, but no one was hurt. ' The ac- cident occurmd after blasting time. and between shifts. .The bursts were loud and heavy and the first two sounded almost as if they were surface explosions. ~ Quite a number of people. roused to alarm by the bursts, dressed and turn- ed out to, make inquiries. Not, a few. however.“i_t was reported, slept through the noise and shaking, which was quite noticeable in Swastika. ‘F‘unerhl' services wil‘ be held this} (Thursday) afternoon at 5‘ o’clock, at ‘the Tlmmins United Church; within-st terment‘~ in the 'Timn‘xfiié‘ bémetery'. " Funeral of Mr. Geo. Sven Being Held Here To-day His many friends in Timmins and district “will be sorry to learn of the death of Mr George Sven. who passed away at St. Mary’s Hospital on Tuesday. September 5th. The late Mr. gyen was born in Norway, and was T1’Ort.y..six years of age. He had been an employee of the Hollinger Mines for about fifteen years, and is survived by his wife and family who reside at 66 Maple street north. A‘umammotam ."m' "m' g..." km ‘m “x: ANADIAN I was 1.8m}; U M ITE D : : z and, more than ever before, the realization is dawning that perhaps,.with-inr our shores, lies the hope of better things to come. Canada is the fortunate possessor of untold natural wealth; Her e V “q the eyes of the Empire are coming to rest on this country of ours forests cover thOusands of square miles; Her Western plains are one of the great sources of wheat for the world; Her gold, silver, copper, iron and nickel resources have merely been scratched. Oilâ€"vital to our modern Empireâ€"has been struck, and development augurs well for the future. We in Canada, whatever our origin, have a heritage of which we can be justly proud. With our rich background of natural resources further indus- trial development is assured, and if we face the future with the courage, ambition and tenacity of our forefathersâ€"our path can lead no other way , but forward. In the development of Canada and her‘natural resources explosives have played an important part; GI-L Explosives are known for their‘efliciency, dependability and economy, and are used throughout the Dominion, Their successin the field is the result of laboratory research and years of manu- HEAD OFFICE . MONTREAL ‘ mama:- OFFICE.HAL1FAX TORONTO wmmm VANCOUVER. {admins experience; " Ex I; £6 WV": § , n w [51'be John Connie. g'eoligtet at mmm Odd‘torthe put tour years. has re- oflonllondaymorning. Appliatlw dgnedendmultmthepoeitlonof hubeenmadetoholdmepuedenext'mlwht atPrestonEastDome in the Sunday afternoon and permfleion the Wine district. 'He leave; this wee: granted hr the Town Donnell. The end for that mine where he will be with dance scheduled for evening of another who was formerly in this dis- Labour day was held at e Riverside ' triet. V. A. James. who managed Amt- Pavllion as planned. field Gold until last year. Mr. "Connie Copper (lifl and the McIntyre: were come to McWatters about a year after to have played the first game of the the mine was in production and has N. 0. B. A finals at the McIntyre Perk done a great deal of useful work on the in the afternoon. Because of rain and structure of the McWatters area which a wet diamond the game we: push appears to be of increasing importance poned until the following day. to the district as a whole. Previous to ---â€"-â€"-â€"â€"-â€"-â€"-- coming here he had bten at Central Itch-man fianMAr°dfllctnrvk 'mnf. i Pattie“. I (Item urn-WM) l Kelovma Courflerz~fllstory‘s ’great- est. doubleâ€"cross: Hitler‘s desertion or ASPHALT SHINGLESâ€"JNSUL-BOARD (Vapor Seanâ€"RESIDENT TILE FLOORINGS See your Hardware, Lumber or Building Supply dealer: or write for full particulars and Free Booklet on Government Loam. Newest {levelo mentlin wall consuucubn. .xcluslve fea- ture of B.P. 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