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Nn Running Backward 7 â€" 8 years â€" 1 William Studâ€" den; 2 Dick Wilson ; 3 Donald McLellan. JGirls 7 â€"8 years â€" 1 Jacqueline Cowâ€" Bbys 14 years and Over â€" 1 Ronald Byers; 2 Steve Walko; 3 Nedo Bragag- nola. Girls 14 years and Over â€" 1 Mary Go_mercich 2 Mary Sutherland; 3 Gloria Stitt. Boys 8 years â€" 1 George Delich; Donalsd McLellan; 3 George Jenkin. 2 Girls 8 years â€" 1 Jacqueline Bowden; 2 Helen Jacksic; 3 Ellen O‘Leary. Boys 9 ysars â€" 1 James Lahey; Walter MacKenzie; 3 Donald Sutton. . Girls 9 years â€" 1 Aunie Mangotic; Dorothy Belec; 3 Shirley Monaghan. Boys 10 years â€" 1 Dean Prentice; Bernard Hannigan; 3 Billy Rodgers. _â€" Girls«10 years â€" 1 Patsy Sherbin; Katie Creskovich; 3 Joyce Popck. 2 2 2 Waddle. Boys 11 years â€" Ronald Wallace; 2 Ernest Keizer: 3 Frank McWhinnie. ~ Girls 11 years â€" 1 Anita Beauchamp; 2 Vivian Cameron; 3 Katie Matasich. Boys 12 yenrs â€" S‘anley Buchar; 2 Kenneth Wilson; 3 Nick Vrbanic.. Girls 12 years â€" 1 Mary Miloknay; 2 Ida May Sutherland 3 Ruby McCarthy. Boys 13 years â€" 1 Nedo Bragagnolo; 2 Pat O‘LeAry; 3 Nick Vrbanic. Grls 13 yeax"s â€"â€" 1 Jeannette Cousinâ€" eau; 2 Winnie Walko; .3 Catherine Boys 7 years â€" 1 William Studden; 2 George Kovich; 3 Pat Hannigan. Girls 7 years â€" 1 Shirley ESparks; 2 Vivian Videto; 3 Shirley Hannigan. Boys 5 years â€" 1 Johnnie Creskovich ; 2 Junior BEsttiol; 2 Denver Small. Girls, 5 years â€" 1 Joy Miller; 2 Sanâ€" dra Cameron; 3 Sandra Sturgeon > Boys 6 years â€" 1 David Davis; Brian Curnow; Sammy Cimetta. Girls 6 years â€" 1 Katie Vancina; 2 Pat Thompson; 3 Be‘ty Stefanac. _ The following are the results oOf the event at the annual field day of the Timmins puolic neld on Friday, Oct. Ist:;:â€" Large Number of Field and Track Events, Including Races _ Back Race, Threeâ€"legged Race, Wheelbarrow Race, Tank Battles and Other Novelties on Programme. â€" Dancing Saturday Evenmg - Musm atthe "PAV" by _ ~G@ENE CROCCO and His ORCHESTRA GSâ€"LNO YMVIL OL CIUVIIJHUJ Every Wednesday _ ‘and Friday 8.00 to 10.00 p.m. TRY OUR DELICIOUS FISH Emoy Dancing to the Fmest Music on the Best Floor in the North, 24 17 Butter Coupgns 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33 Meat Soupons 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 caremoar â€" VW Preserves Coupons D4 und D5 become valid September 30. **‘* 11 : _ Second Team â€" Sheila Moran; Rosie ‘Rubic; Catherine Waddle; Mary Seleggi 1 * Third Team â€" Evelyn Grist; Mary sutherland; Mary Gomercich; Molly den; 2 Shirley Spark@: 3 Helen Jacksizc, Sack Race Boys 5 â€" 6 years â€" 1 Ninc Marchiori; 2 FPrank Kobe; 3 Billy Arguette. Girls 5 â€" 6 years 1 Marie Brancy: 2 | Pa? Thompson; 3 Josephine O‘Leary. Boy 7 â€" 8 years â€" 1 Georgae Boljkovâ€" ac; 2 Delford Faris; 3 David Chernesky. â€" Girls 7,â€" 8 years â€" Ellen O‘Leary; 2 Jacqueline Cowden; 3 Eileen Lampkin. Junior Girls Relay Race First Team â€" Orma Laughren; Alice Scullion; Shirley Moran, Anita Beauâ€" champ. Second Team â€" Fleurette Cousineau; %at.sy Dcbson; Helen Boyce; Magery Cowden; : Three Legged Race Boys 9 â€" 10 years â€" 1 Tony Banjich and Frank Valentich; 2 Bernard Hanâ€" pigan and Kenneth Barker; 3 Ronald Bczicovich and Walter Battachio. Girls 9 â€" 10 years â€" 1 Maureen Clark and Sally Lou McFaryden; 2 Mary Ladâ€" esich and Annie Kroel; 3 Shirley Moran and. Alice Scullion. Boys 11 â€" 12 years â€" 1 Stanley Buc‘hiâ€" ar and Kenneth Hall; 2 Mike Delich and Mickey Krcel; 3 Maryan Cencich and Nick Vrkanac. Senior Girls Relay Race First Team â€" Jeannette Cousineau; Ruby McCarthy; Ida May Sutherland; Mary Miloknay. ' Third Team â€" Madeline Gomercich; Rosie Zubernich; Luba Wytyto; Flor- ence Zwarich. Grls â€" 13 years and over â€" 1 Mary Sutherland and Mary Gomercich; 2 Marie Wilson and Sheila Moran; 3 Rosie Rubic and Ida May Sutherland. Wheel Barrow Race . _ 1 James Lahey and Jack Eliot; 2 Frank Valencich and Nick Perkovich; 3 Bernard Hannigan and Kenneth Barâ€" ker. Girls 11 â€" 12 years â€" 1 Anita . Beauâ€" champ and Madeline Gomercich; 2 Katie Matasich ard Mary Sebalj; 3 Ruby McCarthy and Fleuret‘s Cousinâ€" eau. o vvvvuu 4j V dAdiadlQGAA © Boys 9 â€" 10 â€" 11 years â€" 1 Ronali Wallace; 2 Bernard Hannigan; 3 Frank Valencich. Girls 0 â€" 10 â€" 11 years â€" 1 Vivian Cameron; 2 Patsy Sherbin; 3 Muriel Fcournier. Boys 12 years and over ‘â€" 1 Pat O‘â€" Leary; 2 Nedo Bragagnola; 3 Stanley Buchar. Girls 12 years and over â€" 1 Cecilia Mihelcic; 3 Ida May Sutherland; . 3 Rosie Rubic. Boys 13 years and over â€" 1 Kenneth Hall and Stanley Buchar; 2 Edwin Hall and Angelo Defelice; 3 Nick Vrbanac and Nedo Bragagnola f " Tank Battles Albert Harvey and Eldon McCarthy; Angelo DeFelice and Walter McKenzie. Senior Boys Relay Race First Team â€" Steve Walko; Pat O‘â€" Leary; Nedo :Bragagnolo Nick Vrbanic second Team â€" Stanley Buchar; Dino Narduzzi; Kenneth Hall; Allen Cameron,. ‘Third Team -â€"'Ronald Ryers; Geoâ€" rge Izatt; Percy Barker; Rino Bragagâ€" Third ‘Team â€" Norman DeFelice; James Lapey, Walter Vucetich; Jack Eliot. _ nola. Junier Boys Relay Race â€"~~~ First Team â€"â€" Louis: Kollak; Jack Matthew; Joe Kwach ; Tuigi Setacci. > Or hnd iT \â€"â€"-v'-â€"â€" Second Team â€" Gregory Hick Vinâ€" cent ‘Eteepe; Lloyd Thom'oson Brian Rotson. Expire. All Canning Sugar Coupons Are Valid Until Further Notice 2' Meat Coupons 22 Are Valid Butter Coupons 34, 35 Meat Coupons 23 Meat Coupons 20 . Are Valid ~â€" THURSDAY Are Valid Canada MACKAY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 113 ELM STREET SOUTH Minister:; Rev. Dr. fieo, Aitken, Th.D. Sunday! Schoolâ€"19 a.m./ 11 am.â€"fHarvest Thanksgiving Serâ€" Schomacher . _ AND Porcupine United Church Minister:; Rev. Lors W. Carison, B.A. Morning Worshipâ€"Schumacher 11 a.m. Afternoon Serviceâ€"Delnite 2.30 p.m. Evening Serviceâ€"Golden Cityâ€"7.00 p.m. SUNDAY ‘SCHOOL ‘Golden Cityâ€"â€"11 a.m. Delnlteâ€"â€"l.:iq, p.m. Schumacherâ€"2.00 p.m. j C€Come to our friendly, inspirational Services See that your children are at Sunday School Christian Science Readling Room, Mcâ€" Ginnis Block, 18 Pine St. North.â€" Open every weekday, 12 noon,to 5 p.m. Friâ€" day evening 7.30 to 9.30 p.m. The Presby terian Church in vice. .7 p.m.â€"W.M.S. â€"Thank Offering serâ€" vice. Members of the Society will conâ€" duct the service. St. Matthew‘s Church Rector: Rev. Canon Cusning, B.A., L Th 11.00 a.m.â€"Morning Praye 3.00 p.m.â€"Sunday Schuol 4.15 p.m.â€"Baptisms 7.00 pm.â€"Evening Prayer Holy Communion on 1st Sunday of month at 11 a.m., on 2nd and 5th Sunâ€" days at 8.30 a.m.; and on 3rd Sunday at 7 p.m. § Girls 11 â€"â€"12 years â€" 1 Ida May Butherland â€" 10‘ 5"; 2 Mary Sebalj â€" 8‘ 11"; 3 Heltn Hegedus â€" 6 Bouth Porcupine, Ont. (Missour) Synod) Rev. E. Rot®. Pastor Divine Service at 8:30 pm. in the Anglican Church South _ Porcuplne All are welcome. ~ Running Broad Jumps Boys 11 â€" 12 yvears â€" 1 Billy Prior â€" 10‘ 11‘%"; 2 Mike Dolich â€" 10 5§%4"; 3 Georgze Mangotic â€"â€" 10 !%". Boys 13 years and over â€"â€" 1. Ronald Byers â€" 12‘ 10"; 2 Steve Walko â€" 11.9%";=3 Jimmie McGee â€" 11‘ 7". SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1{¢th, 1943 "ARE SIN, DISEASE, AND DEATH REAL?" Golden Textâ€"‘"I will restore health unto thee, and will heal thee of thy wounds, saith the Lord."( (Jeremigah 17:30). 9.45 a.m.â€"Sunday School 11.00 a.m.â€"Sunrfday Service Girls 13 years and over â€" 1 Louiss Ferko â€" 10‘ 3"; .2 Mary Suynerland â€" 10.00 a.m.â€"Sunday School 11.00 a.m.â€"Morning Prayer ‘r--vv s Oddfellows‘ H.all \nruct htreet Nortb REV. E. GILMOURâ€"SMITH, B.A. 11 a.m.â€"Morning Worship 7 p.m.â€"â€"Evening Worship ' sunday School 12.15â€"fcr. 9 years and over 2.00â€"for 8 years and under. Mountjoy United Church Christian Science Society Church ~BANK OF COMMERCE BLDG. Captain Mitchell, C.A. Assistant Minister St Matthew‘s Minister: se REV. W. M. MUSTARD, M.A., B.D. Morning Worshipâ€"10.45 a.m. â€" Evening Worshipâ€"7.00 p.m. Sunday School Sunday School for all departments at 9.45 a.m. B‘nai Isracl Synagogue Cedar Street North > ISRAEL I. HALPERN, Rabbi W. LINDERK, Cantor St. Luke‘s Evangelical Lutheran Church Trinity United Church Church Directory Senir Bovs â€" vs> â€" Teachers Senior Boys, 23 â€" Teachers, 15 Schumacher Anglican First United Church immins couron vaiuss 100 imMountjoy Street S. Minister _ 29 You Are Welcome SAT Sdivation Aroty| * QAPT and, MRS, POUGLAS :CHURC Serviocs Sundayâ€"I1 a.m. and 7,00 p. tm. s1 i1453 V‘{e(i 23pâ€"LHome Lfiagpe‘* I 1 *lf‘ z1§ oo o e mss South Porcupine., Ont. BLOOR AVENUE. REV. J. C. THOMPSON 11.00 a.m.â€"Morning Service Evening Serviceâ€" 7.00 p.m. SCHOOL 10.00 a.m.â€"For all 12 years and over 11.00 a.m.â€"Dome Sunday 6chool 2.00 p.m.â€"*For all below 12 years ing sin. thp. umi in erafioo\pg a‘éxfi;;anfidgfim instrgction be : issued.) Eivery thing"* poir 64y being the biggest and J history of Timmins Seoutifi public‘ ‘Jsg> asked to: show y n P TA 'â€"‘“‘7" ‘‘‘‘‘‘ t We I "* Paul’s"‘Chum '*j,’ , South Porcupine, Oqt. 4 ffi,d Ven J E. Wnodall DD.. Mnh‘u;}«: Sunday Serv!cu /o lO Oflia m.â€"Sunday School 1015 . upior, Rible . e ,;' “.fl‘,’ 11.00; a.;}ibMorningx,PraYef‘q ‘:;M “ iT.pimnyâ€"iEvenltig 4/ Holy commumon..on ,15; Wy@ ),} o) [3 am 4 4J 2nd zmh‘ %h{mddy afi‘é‘ m § es l ha s Wb v-vâ€"-â€"â€"'g .-.w-â€"_- o ons publicl asked to shg;fif thekik supâ€" port af: theswqu a f '\iY'm% an apple ‘,‘.d{‘.‘ g‘%mys‘?? ;: 1.‘.@;: 31?;34411) ‘K $ % +* [ # § 4 (\ T xpeutive M j Fiv®) Das: lFrida é@efi\%%"‘fii “ KA la,x}éé tflfirfim\t ut ~mmbéi€s1 mé day, evening ed . the e ; fi?lfi Lo tbeo Ex*eetl\’e Comm’ittee oCÂ¥ ut 1A Minigis l;v j 'ku y Bp P(‘di lfisfi 11 E’g‘é 31-“{% hA ohe ‘al, fnome.!} | m vuitad la'ger: by 4',h,é, mo T dential secélébs o(' me to%‘ 3:“' af" E‘{, it "M" o ffii‘t te 3rd and 5th Sunday at 7 p.m. Baptisms and Marriages by Aarrange~ ment. an Apple aroouhe pugfustecs wpy | will deposit a in the imunes bag offered Theso visits .. S‘ 3 % any Ciaut .ifiug Liit: Cns gthis A1C \"fir?‘; “’”l kn‘n\fl the ofl‘i.: Ee (ou‘.t. é}\l‘iflll i otent E. imnulmncsy ul d Ts feams brtinging in the vall mc,u be announced, and the hnvs wilh â€" be eligible {of 4 ~péciat jmige, is pdi b~ ed ont flwl H,r 'H‘ -Ihgm.rta miake the propei mm a«c t u, ffi,p ig ehaser_ and mu;s! Cotvig, tjr m‘ek ; (.atxons in apppamnov Aan d n.mmes\l_" eryone will be on thpn Lo hope | thah thev Â¥. a.’rcâ€" ‘m‘ GE tricts Everything Ready For Boy Scout Apple Day The decks are now all cleared and everything shipâ€"shape for‘" one of the biggest events of the Scout year, Boy Scout Apple Day. On Saturday the: enâ€" tire town will be canvassed by several hundred Cubs and Scouts selling apâ€" ples. Everyone will be given an opporâ€" tunity of assisting the boys in their work by buying an apple and giving as much for it as they can afford. Evâ€" ery home will be called on by the difâ€" ferent groups. Every Group has been allotted a district of the town, and 46 will be their responsibility to see that no one is missed. Special squads will be on duty in the downtown area thioigh. out the day, beginning at 8 .m in the alho be cmnyatst q. Fveryvyone wbaâ€"Lnvs ganr VITL Lo get a tag to . show that. they | ave t thed‘ 18 ie t VJJ F1z 6e vHo. Of Y:‘fl hov: °PV t ons it '!.1‘ <o tlok : 4 is n\‘nsifi“‘"p f "‘ : i?." B ato past and it _ tE i the a verage ,*"‘]‘in‘\ ‘ ViCé 101 i1 \T( \;1: pe in 4 A. feature of spcliLl boyve be tine BfiA sor nnknown ¢to Ohe Ssonts q wil} vis1 o afw. downtown azes â€" aheol [‘% .{ is 4 qy e‘ (':m' fiL 0 it, mc 3511.1*‘.1,@ s will besin st m*flv after }mé . m i P e e ) hom 4) ho oo o Kold your oun uith _0 m / 15; United Church \ 00. EffrOAY W‘ifi" m”i‘i ch% W}H\»’ofi mvt:hfihg" to sihé!l piggest and besg mins Scoutihé hd athe‘ ; d to show lthfifi‘ Supâ€"| 4 rk by: the BOY SCOUTS iuf;‘t o :‘i" 3;,5 nih tig ’b‘(éw § 44 S‘fidh,%fi a fter a,x,llé i "%" $ § fls 193 Aa/ / P3 »7. J enc d Th e Scouts Assist in St. John Ambulance Demonstration Ambulance Badge holders from the ranks of all local Troops will be reâ€" presented by a dozen Scouts who will ta}:e part in the demonstration and ‘ inspection of the St. John Ambulance Brigade scheduled for Thursday evenâ€" ing at the Mcntyre Arena. These boys have all been trained and examined 5" by members of the Brigade, and By 'ql | their experience in assisting ‘with C.D.C. 6 activities are qualied to render service on such an occasion. The Scouts receivâ€" ed instructions on Monday evening and d will be right on the job on Thursâ€" 3. day. _ 0 l £ ‘m se To I '1 «Wls . > qo-,.» Nes â€" _i > ! ‘ Outdoor Meetings Reported By 8th Troop Scribe ! Making the most if the fine weather of past weeks, the Eighth, Troop has ! been having a series of outdoor meetâ€" ings, reports Donald Tambeau, Troop Scribe. One evening the Troop went ocut on an observation hike' and upon their return to headquarters it was found that honours for being aler and keen went to the Wolves and Foxes. The following week a commando meet-- ing was‘neld A citaidel was nmed‘} and John Wolfe Invested At Seventh Troop Meeting The highlight of last week‘s meetâ€" ing of the Seventh Timmins Troop was the investiture of John Wolfe, a memâ€" ber of the Wolf Patrol. The other memâ€" bers of the Troop welcomed John enâ€" thusiastically and hope that he will continue the fine progress he has made so far. At the same meeting the boys passed quite a number of tests. Second Class semaphore signalling was comâ€" pleted by Scouts Bob Getty, Lyndon Syler, Lloyd Kramp and Torben Witâ€" trup, all members of the Wolf Patrol. Congratulations go to Lloyd Kramp particularly as he has now completed all the requirements of a Second Class Scout. Donald McIntyre, a recruit in the Troop, was given a hearty welâ€". come by the Scouts and already is showing keen interest in Scout activiâ€" ties. The Wolf Patrol again won the Honour Flag, and it seems to be gettâ€" Scout Firemen Turn Out For Incendiary Demonstration Some forty Scouts, holders of the Boy Scout Fireman Badge, turned out last Monday evening to witness a deâ€" monstration of incendilary bombs by the Timmins Fire Department. This is the type of knowledge valued by hoidâ€" ers of this badge, as they mukt be preâ€" pared to handle them in cases of emer«â€" gency. Besides seeing how these bombs wreak their havoc, their constructic was explained by Deputy Fire Chief Morton, as .well as the principles on which they work. Further ~instruction along these lines was promised by Mr. Morton, who is the official examiner for the Fireman Badge, and the boys are eagerly awaiting an opportunity of increasing their knowledge about this sort of fireâ€"fighting. Association. The main item of busiâ€" ness was Apple Day, and reports were received from each of the committees that have beenactiveinthecrganiza tion and promotion of the event. Quite a number of the Executive members will themselves be active on that day supervising the different phases of the setup and in some cases taking charge of districts in the absence of leaders. The date of the annual meeting of the Timmins Boy Scouts Association was set for October 29. At th:ls meeting reports ars received on ‘the yegr‘s Scouting, and officers elected for the year ahead. It is hoped that a large turnout of townspeople will mark the meeting this year, and that the efâ€" forts of the Association inâ€" the past will be rewarded by the interest o‘ the public at large. !_â€"_The regular meeting of the Young ! People‘s Union of the Firt United ‘Church opened on Wednesday evening, Sept. 29th, with the hymn; "Stand Up, Stand Up, for Jesus." The highlight of the evening was a very interesting talk given by Bob Boyce about his stay in the Sanitorium. He spoke of the difâ€" ferent given the patients ‘such, as: â€" pneumothorax, pneumolysis | thoracoplasty and phrenic. Bob desâ€" ! cribed the patients as people who lookâ€" ed fit snough ty be doing a good «day‘s work instead of spending their time in ‘ a San., this healthy appearance being l one of the characteristics of those sufâ€" | fering from tuberculosis. The patients usually spend their time by vlsitipg ‘each other, observing two rest periods _ day, and as they get better they go for walks zround the grounds of the San. ""A very busy day doing nothing," was the spesker‘s comment. Entertainâ€" ments are provided by the service clubs of the city.. The speaker advised anyâ€" ‘one who had to go to a Sanitorium to go with the idea of getting better in as short a time as possible and they will find their progress will be much swifter. ht the end of his talk, Bob answered the questions of the group and everyâ€" one had a much better idea of what a ‘sanitorium was like after hearing such an interesting and detailed account of its work. ' "We leave out regular meeting to bring you the details of the hike which ~was held on Saturday, Sept. 25th. The Cubs from all the Packs in town gathâ€" ered at 2.30 p.m. at the Moneta School, and proceeded out Pine Street. i The leaders seemed full of pep beâ€" ‘cause they soon had everyone singing ! as they marched along, enjoying themâ€" immensely, During the brief business period of the mseting the minutes of the preâ€" vious meeting were read, and a comâ€" mittee was chosen to nominate officers for the coming year. The group then joined in singing some of their favourite songs in a lively singâ€"song led iby Bob Boyce. "We reached the lake and the only thing the boys could think of was food, but they had to wait a little longer. Games were played under the direction of Akela Lucciantonio. The Fourth Pack won the game called Tunâ€" nels, and the 8th Pack won the leapâ€" frog game. Raymond Lebrecque and Jimmy Read were winners in an elimâ€" ination game, and then, at last, we could ceat. Oh, were we hungry! ing quite a habit with them. The other Monster Cub® Hike Reported By Sixth Pack: Scribe Combining a report of Pack acuvltiu and of the District Cub hike held reâ€" cently, the Sixth Pack Scribe writes: . â€""HMere we are back again with the latest news. Our meeting opened last week under the guidance of Baloo and Baghecra, in the absence of Akela who was ill. Begheera conducted a game called "Life on a Destroyer," and Timâ€" my Ryan was the sole survivor. "We finally reached the trail to Cowâ€" boy Lake and many of the Cubs gathâ€" ered beautiful leaves to help them earn their Collector‘s Badge. An interesting moment was provided*> when all had to walk a log to cross the stream. Picâ€" tures were taken of the boys crossing the log in many different fashions. their winning streak before very long. Following supper a large circle was made around the Red Flower, everyâ€" one joining in the singing of manly songs. Then came the long trek home, and everyone reached there safely, tirâ€" ed but happy. ; : We‘ll be expecting every Cub and Scout to be on the job on Saturday, so we‘ll see you then. Good Scoutâ€" ing. : A.D.C. Mr. Bob Boyvee Speaks to Felâ€" low Members of Y.P.U. of First United Church. Member of Y.P.U. is Special Speaker at Meeting Sherlock Holmes in Washington Heart of BROAD W AY A FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE A worship service was led by Miss STARTS SATURDAY Wintertime SONJA HENIE JACK OAKIE CESOR ROMERO Toâ€"day â€" Friday Friday Midnite a Nation Eull, Agnes Gledtilil, Helen Rogers, Elâ€" slie Clatworthy, Elien Youlten, Mary Porter, Laura Young, Oatherine Jarâ€" dine, Shella Harper, Gladys Langman, Helen Crispin, (Gwen Stickley, Elien Farnan, Bob Boyce, Gordon Gallagher, Mr. H. Treneer and Rev. W M. Musâ€" â€" Goldfields â€" brought the mesting The folloving are the treatments given at the Clinic, October ist, 1943, conducted by The Board of Health, at the Town Hall, on Friday afternoons Whooping Coughâ€"ist doseâ€"14; 2nd doseâ€"3; 3rd doseâ€"1. Toxoid to Prevent Diphtheriaâ€"1st doseâ€"23;, Znd doseâ€"5; 3rd doseâ€"7,. Vaccinated against Smallpox: 7 No. of infants having received 3 doses ‘"his year:â€"Whooping Cough 232; Toxâ€" 110; 177. Lady Take a Chance Freatments Given at Immunization Clinic Midnite Toâ€"Nite, Today to Saturday JEAN ARTHUR JOHN WAYNE OCTOBER 11th TO 13th Midnite Oct. 10 ELEANOR POWELL RED SKELTON "CLAUDIA" _ "Phantom of the ‘Opera" Special Saturday Morning CHILDREN‘S MATINEE at 10.30 "HENRY DIZZY" % With: . Russell Hayden ~â€" Cliff Edwards No. vaccinated this year; 125. West of Tombstone Broken Records will be Accepted Alsoâ€"Comedy and Shorts ADMISSION â€" at this matinee 2 PHONOGRAPH | RECORDS The Iron Claw Coming Next Week "YOUNGEST PROFESSION" "39 STEPS" "RIDE TENDEREOOT RIDE" ~_ Gene Autry TELEPHONE 560 Friday and Saturday Last Times Toâ€"Day DOUBLEâ€" BILL "SCARFACE"* "SKY DEVILS" THE WEIRD CIRCLE SERIES ;n?ghf ght ’dge Mysfef V 2 to $.30 p.m. by Dr. Graham B. Sat. Night 7.30 p.m... G SOON Charles Starrett Chapter