LA L *L * * * 4* * * 4 4 4 Cor. Second and Balsam S. Phone 221 444 4* To the Editor of The Advance, Timmins, Ont. Dear Sir:â€"The Ontario Secondary ESchool Teachers‘ Federnation has arâ€" ranged with the Toronto Daily Globe for the publication of a series of arâ€" ticles addressed particularly to parents and students of secondary school ag> on the subject: "Training for Life‘s Work." These articles will appear each Saturdayv, will be writtsn by experiencâ€" Addresses at H. S. and V . School on "Vocations‘" Work." These articles will appear each Saturday, will be written by experiencâ€" ed teachers, and will give practical adâ€" vice on how best to prepare in school for specific occupations. It is expected that some twentyâ€"four articles will apâ€" pear, touching on about 100 occupaâ€" tions. The contributors have betn selected from all over the province, and as far as possible a provinceâ€"wide outâ€" look will be maintained. In every case the rsader will be reminded that the local principal is the best authority to consult before making an important decision and the aim of the series is to THURSDAY, OCTODIER 22NT), 1936 Speakers to Represent Branches of Work in Community and to Outline Requirements and Opportunities. Series of Articles to Appear in Newspapers in Regard to "Training for Life‘s Work." Hunters in Ontario Should Coâ€"operate Kingsville, On To the Editor of The Advance, Timmin Use the Landâ€"Owners Deâ€" cently, says Jack Miner. Kill the Wolves in the North; He Urges The Advance, Timmins. Dear Sir:â€"In reading the disgraceâ€" ful happening between the farmer and four hunters recently near Hamilton, Ontario, and other similar quarrels the last few years between hunters and farmers, it has caused the pages of my long, active, happy life to be rolled back 48 vears to when I ceased market hunting and became a sportsman and a conservationist, and this beautiful motrning I feel it my duty to say a few words in bilack and white, thus preâ€" venting being misquoted. dyism is ungentlemanly even in a bar room. On the other hand the real sportsman is a goldenâ€"rule, considerâ€" ate, principled gentleman and if he comes on your fenced farm he will go to the posts to get over and if he sees the farmer he will go to him in a cheerfully obedient manner. Personally I have found the farmers are just as human as I am and I have roamed their farms with all classes of gentleâ€" men, namely preachers of different deâ€" naominations, doctors, lawyers and laâ€" boring men that worked for me and Prepare for Winter Combi nat ion STORM DOORS SASH Roy‘s are equipped to make your home comfortable this winter. Our Storm Combination Doors, which may be also used in summer as Screen Doors, offer adequate protection from winter winds, at most reasonable prices. Also, Roy‘s have on hand a large quantity of firewood in all lengths that may be bought in any quantity very reasonably. {0 16, 1936 P . I// | thousands great majority of students whose ideas of their future vocations are so vague that they usually dao not consult anyâ€" one about the zsourses they should take until it is too late. May I suggest that vour newspapet supplement the efforts of the local prinâ€" cipal, particularly with regard to the him from being poisor by impudent and rowd Dear sportsmen, how vyou citizens of this lo take more in heritage? Oh, English father and his frier they got a bif our trappers, g in ten vears all I‘l upon volves A coâ€"op« h we have them by the tens of ds and our Northern Ontario whiteâ€"tailed deer are as large argest in North America and if t influence could be brought to on the right people to reduce ves our dorer would dowuble in 1 YC Al kill the woifl at any aves this money with and settlers, and the hunters in Ontario able to keep the deer shoot the does. urs‘:{ruly; W. Tanner, Principal wne tm rate heart and rs, and similar e North. If you crease we have body and pockâ€" ‘rs. guides and k Mincr you sportsâ€" f you want or increase The following is part of an address | delivered recently at London, Ont.., by W. Harvey Greene, secretaryâ€"manager, Lumber and Timber Association of Lowâ€"Cost Houses Is The Greatest Need Statistics tell us that we are seriously underbuilt in houses to the extent of about 52,000 and in proof of such staâ€" tistics we know how difficult it is for a family in the average wage bracket to find a home. The Dominion Government has recognized that situaâ€" tion and has brought out its Housing Act, but however meritorious it may be it has been a failure as regards the average family, The great need is for the construction of dwellings which will be suitable and within the rental or purchase power of the majority of the families in this country. The standard of living both as reâ€" gards housing and susttnance is far higher than it was 30 or 40 years agoâ€" salaries and wages have likewise inâ€" creased but not in the same proporâ€" ton. It has been estimated by world rccognized authorities that an average family should not have to expend more than 20 per cent. of its income for housing, and this includes heat and light. The income of an average family varies from $140 to $150 a month, and consequently the rent (or its equivaâ€" lent when they are buying a home) should not exceed about $20 a month after deducting an allowance for heat and light. It seems almost unnecessary to add that the more money required to heat the home the less can be exâ€" pended in rentâ€" . . . the point I wish to emphasize is that the poorer the conâ€" struction the greater will be the cost of heating in winter and also the less comfort the dwelling will possess in the hot summer months, because if there is anything of which we can be sure it is that a house that is difficult and costly to heat during the winter will 3e hot and hence unhealthy during the summer, New Dwellings Should Be Within Purchasing Powâ€" er of the Average Wageâ€" Earner Yard: Schumacher, Phone 725 The unique roughâ€"cast surface of Standard Donnacona and the pleasâ€" ing variety of shades and textures of Donnacona Burl Board, make Donnacona ideal for interior decoâ€" ration. * There is a Donnacona Product for every insulating purpose. Standard Board â€"Roughâ€"cast surface. Burl Boardâ€"Smooth velvety texture. Panel Board e Veelap Board e Tile Board e Decorative Tile e Plaster Lath e Mouldings e Roof Board. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO requisite features of a house? 1. It‘s cost must be withm the means of the family. 2. It must be warm in winter, cool in summer and free from dampness at all times. 3. It must possess sufficient accomâ€" modation and convweniences and be so planned as to reduce to a reasonable minimum the work of keeping it clean and habitable. 4. It must have adequate ventilatior in every room and be placed on a lot of sufficisnt size that such ventilation will be effective. [ 4A Al _above requiremeonts be seâ€" I know they can be. They szcured in the past and can in the future. But in order them a lot of the fads and DISTRIBUTORS Head Office and Yard ; Timmins, Phone 117 i with either 19 cents. with cement ALEXANDER MURRAY CO. LTD.â€"Montreal e Toronto * Halifax ®Saint John e Winnipeg * Vancouver NEW TLLUSTRATED FOLDERS showing how eHfectively Donnacona can be used in home and office, auditorium and store, will be sent on request, Ask your local dealer for samples and prices. $3,420.00 3,040.00 6,300.00 7.200.00 years they have been so circularized and propagandized by brick, tile, conâ€" crete and stesl ifhdustriese that they have‘ taken what amounts almost to a prejudics against the frame house and timber construction. One of the first things your association did was to inâ€" terview Hon. David Croll regarding the class of dwelling that would be built under the Ontario Government Housâ€" ing Scheme. I was not with your assoâ€" ciation at that time but I know a great deal was accomplished for the lumber industry. Mr. Croll said: "Lumber is a large factor in our natural resources and I think we would do well to make use of it." As a result of the facts presented by that deputation to a man trained to weigh and judge values, seven out of the 14 experimental houses at present being built in the Toronto district are of frame construction. Can Afford Frame House As I stated a couple of paragraphs ago, the family in the average income bracket can afford a frame house, but not one of the other buildingz types. Are such families to ‘be prohibited from Hillâ€"Clarkâ€"Francis Ltd. Beautify and Protect Your Home! A new roof on your home now will mean protection from wet stormy weather this fall and fuel economy and comfort durâ€" ing the long winter months. Roofing will also add greatly tc the appearance of your home. We carr‘y a complete stock of roofing of all kinds, including BRANTFORD SHINGLES. Regardiess of the kind of roo!l you require, call us for a complete estimate on materials and labour. Our roofing specialist will be glad to inspect your rool and quote you on the type best suited for your home. Products, offer unlimited scope to homeowner, architect and decorator alike @ Donnacona is adaptable to any scheme of decoration and to every type of building, old or new. DONNACONA INSULATING LATH IS THE IDEAL PLASTER BASE. onable expense, well with‘in their means, just because of a prejudice against lumber in the minds of our lawmakers? They should not be so prevented, and, if the lumber industry wiil let them know what it is possible for them to do, we will have on our wiil let them know what it is possible for them to do, we will have on our side one of the most powerful bodies. Get the knowledge over to these averâ€" age families that with lumber it is enâ€" tirely possible for them to possess modern homes, and their voting power will force every Government body, whether urban. rural, provincial or federal into altering prosent laws so that such homes can be built. I think everyone will agree with me that if the average family demands the right to build frame homes, of cours>s using proper and upâ€"toâ€"date construction methods, no one will dare to deny that right. Getting Copies of Byâ€"laws After the office of the association was opened, asout the first thing done was to write the building inspectors every city and town in the province asking them for a copy of their buildâ€" ing byâ€"law. Replies have not been reâ€" ceived from all, but to date we have learnsd that about a dozen are at preâ€" Branch Office: Kirkland Lake, Phone 393 sent revising their building byâ€"law. We wrote to all of these cities offering to supply them with the most upâ€"toâ€"date information about lumber and its use in construction. We also wrote to every lumber firm whether retail, wholesale or manufacturer in those cities, inâ€" forming them of the proposed revision and suggesting that they get together and if possible secure representation on the committee carrying out the revisâ€" ion. Of course, we also offered the help of the association in supplx ing inforâ€" mation. Kitchener Record:â€"Before the day of trailers, it was embarrassing when you slowed down for one hitchhiker, and seven popped from behind "the bushes. Ottawa â€"Journal:â€"Alberta Cabinet may buy an airplane for use of its members. As if they were not up in the air sufficiently! Mail and Empire:â€"Organist attackâ€" ead by Qugen‘s Park Thugsâ€"Headline. But why blame it all on the organist? What about the choir? suggesting that they get together if possible secure representation on committee carrying out the revisâ€" . _ Of course, we also offered the help the association in supplying inforâ€"