the police, he might his deisgn. As it wa , up into the space b g of the padded cell ; only about eig o reach place t ough the space left oval of a board less t wids. Constar:®, 0o ested on Sunday m ing held for the Nort Ten yrsars azo the ‘ag committee sent c egont Christmas chec vhe district,. Last v rairi¢ and his staff oi the boxes and arrar very in amp‘s time for t of names kad beei vised, so that there uplication and only hould be missed. The dut to poor pesple in jistrict, several boxes glally worthy cases out . One of the happiscst Chrisosmas tree entertainment of the season ten yrars go was that given by the Timmins ge of the Sons of England in the Hollinger Recreation Hall, The chilâ€" gxen of the m=:mbers of che lodge had ho time of their young lives at this hristmas tree feature. The children from the were guests of the evening and enjoyed every minute of e evening‘s hospilality,. There umes and other pastimes, community ginging and other music and a jolly time all round. *‘ The programms of fine music preâ€" sented by the Cornish Sccial Club in «thé Gold{islds Theatre (on ysears ago llghwd the full house gathered for thc occasion. The programm> was a notï¬'worthy one, every item being of excellence and winning on merit hearty approval applause. Ther: wa,s very special intertest in the Corâ€" mish choir of abovs 35 voices, this 'l;'ugsical aggregation of malse and female gingers being a vory p‘:asing one. Unâ€" der the leadership of Mr. E. C. Stophâ€" In The Advance ten motnin:, jus b mes Constant, alias o says his home rie, and who wa arges arising from a Bay recont‘ly, made a éffort to break jail, a1 With CHARLES FARRELL, JOAN DAYVI®, AMAXDA DUFF, BERT LAMHBR and BILL ROBINSONX. NOTEâ€"Special Children‘s Matinte on January 2nd, at 10.30 a.m. showing Shirley Temple in "Just Around the Corner." ALL CHWILDRENâ€"10¢ "COMMUNITY sING"â€"and Other Good mhort Subjects With Edward Arnoid, Frank Morgan, Maurcen O‘Sullivan and William Gargan. With Johnunie ‘Scat‘ Davis, Jane Bryan and Eddic Albert Musicalâ€"‘‘"Toyland Casino‘ Cartoonâ€"*"The Winning Ticket" Mcaotone Musicalâ€""Beauty shoppc Wednesday and Thursday, January 4 and 5 JOE E. BROWNX and JUNXE TRAVI® in With MANX MOUNTAIN DEAX, DICKIE MOORE, LUCIEX LITTLEFIELD and ROBERT KENT. Plus: sHORT SUBJECTS Sunday Midnight, Monday and Tuesday, January 1st, 2nd and 3rd sHIKRLEY TEMPLE in se 14. .4. 1. (%, y (%, e e ce °n % (% (% 4 t t t . .“.00.“.“.“.“.00." + o *a * * o *n " .'0.00." .00.00 .00 .00 a** .00.“.“ .00.“.“ *osa*, .“.“.“.“ “.“ THUOUGHUTFUL CARE AND DIGNITY CHARACTERIZE OUR SERVICE Friday, Friday Midnight and Saturday December 30th and 31st ROBERT TAYLOR in ....'.....‘ . C ..0 C..‘.l“ l.. 0 ‘0. ....‘.‘.‘ . sefasl se 8 e ww ha i8 e es esles" se ue ealectse"es"es"enls oooooooooofloooooucouvouoo"oou 8. T. W A LKER NOTICEâ€"On Double Feature Programmes coming to our theatres, we request our patrons to attend the Theatre not later than 8.00 p.m. to see entire performance. PRISCILLA LANE and WAYNE MORRIS in LAST SHOWING TOâ€"NIGHT PALACE "THE CROWD ROARS" QPEN DAY AND NIGHT TELEPHONE 560 Funeral Director 111 3( Colu» L LDE"““'“‘J minute of| Large There wer> {OOR.adV community | 1Â¥ given ind a jolly | ard. wh from 3 ~Fme 4 A J ard, was and he considered that only a very and was| miracle prevented a serious acciccr polic2." | in this instance. The boy had climaed y Turksy | onto the back of the car without being boxes of | seen. Going round the corner the Crivâ€" »‘~dy ones i °r noticed the boy just as he seemed r. A. Laâ€" <(o be pitching headfirst off the danâ€" nts packâ€" | gerous place in which he had endeayâ€" r ths deâ€"| curecd to ride. The condition of the mas. The| roads added to the boy‘s dang>r, just carsfully | about in proportion to the way it inâ€" d ko no|crsassd the driver‘s difficulties in hanâ€" y . caseos‘! dling his car. The driver of che car xes wont| in the case referred to, managed to own and |run in to the side of the road and to esp:câ€" ; stop jus past the corner as the boy, town. unable to kcep his grip on the back mas tree| of the car, slipped to the hard ground. ten ycars| At the same moment a car came by Timmins | at good rate of speed, and had the d in the | boy fallen off a moment sooner it would [he chil. | aApptar to be a certainty not only odze haq| would he have been in serious danger s at this| from the fall, but also he woulid almost children | of a certain‘y have been struck by the s of th» | rapidly moving car." iinute of| Large numbers of friends in town ere wera | advar:iag> of the opportunity kindâ€" mmunity | 1y given by Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pritchâ€" i a jolly| ard. who received on Christmas Day from 3 to 6, ton years ago in honor i f of Dr and Mrs. Hague, to allow the usic preâ€" A . | hosts of Sheir friends to wish them _â€"Club in y . in igcodbye and good wishecs before they rears ago | e y s lered far{len hore for Wmmpeg. wnere Dr. Hague tcok charge of che Xâ€"ray deâ€" @2 was a t f partment of St. Boniface Hospital. Wa ‘ YA w AT THE TIMMINS THEATRES the day was M timer of the ing here to ts the Porcupins 81 THIRD AVENUE Th2 Timmins police made a clever 1A lly bile ownr IOr th? salelty 0i DOy whno hanging onto his car, and who d that before he could stop the yoy 1 be chrown to injury or maybe , this week asks The Advance to a warning against the bad pracâ€" o steal rides in precarious posiâ€" on the cars. One particular case esed this auto driver especially Universal News Trtar‘ "An aumsâ€" r who had passed a moments in which he was the safety of a bovy who Tuesday and Wednesday, January 3rd 4th Special Children‘s Matinee every saturday Morning at 10.30 a.m Children‘s Ticket 10c DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME JACK HOLT, BOBBY JORDAN and CHARLOTTE WINTERS in Matinee Daily at 2.39 p.m ago< and An a@utoâ€" passed a Thursday and Friday, December 29 and 30 BARTON McCLANE and GLENDA FARRELL in Saturday, Sunday Midnight and Monday December 31st, Jan. 1st and 2nd Popeye Cartoonâ€"‘THE JEEP" SERIALâ€"‘THE PAINTED STALLION®"â€"Episode No, 1 NEW S GOLDFIELDS CHAsS. QUIGLEY and JACQUELINE WELLS in Short Subjectâ€"BETTY BOOPâ€"Cartoon Also the evening to the fullest extert,. Among the local items in The Adâ€" vance ton years ago were: "Miss Izolda Martin,: of the weaching staff of the Kapuskasing public school is spending the Ghï¬?’:mas holidays with her parâ€" ents, Mr. and Mrs. Blake Martin,. 57 Kirby Ave." ‘"‘Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Pense,. of Ullerton, Ont., are spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. The Cornish Social Club had always bzen noced for its p‘:asant hospitality and the Christmas vree under the auspices of the club held in the Holâ€" ingsoer hall ten years ago surpassed even previcus events by this club in its hapâ€" piness and enjoymens. The hall was suitably decorated for the event and there was a bumper crowd presert, with the youngsters and grownâ€"ups enoyed the evening to the fullest extert,. capture of two young men sought by the North Bty police ton years ago. Officer Perrcault happened io hear casually of some people in town who had been gatting some big barzains in buying watches and rings at reduced prices. A the same time he knew that the North Bay police had just sent out a circular seeking the arrest of the two men suspected of roobing a ewellry store in the city. The circular gave a description of te s‘:oclen goods and an ol te s.cien goods and an idea of wha‘ the suspected men were like. The officer connected the cirâ€" cular and the seollers of watches and rings hoere and after some good work was able to arrést the two men, one of whom was wearing a ring of odd typ>? accurai‘ely described in the circular. It took more clever work i‘o locate the suitcases of the young men but these were eventually secured and found to contain goods answering to the descripâ€" tion of she articles taken by the burgâ€" lars at North Bay. Musicalâ€"*"Patio Serenade" Cartoonâ€"*"Porky in Whacky Land" Color Tourâ€""What the World Makes MIDNIGHT SHOW Every Ssunday Each year a group of prominent and discriminating dress designers meets in Paris to nominate ten women whom thevy consider to be the world‘s queens of fasâ€" hion. Last year they the Duchess of Windâ€" sor to first place. This year the duchess took second 4 ‘OQOLD MEXICO®" SENORA PATINO HEADS DRESSMAKERS POLL igs 7.00 and 8.50 p.m THE POM "PINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO ‘"Mr. Rudoiphe LaSalle is sacred Hcart College, Sudb Chrik.mas holidays‘" "Mr. was called homs to Fors V week on account of the di father." â€" ‘"Mr. Lillie, of Stu is visiting his son Mr. H. L K. Orr, of Ottawa, is sp? Christmas holidays the gi brcther, Mtr.: . O Gs:sorgette Fournisre, tea Timmins C newed acquaintances here during the weck." "Mr. Dan Morris leftf this week for Norajnda afier spendnig Christmas wich his sister, Mrs. Fred Ledcoucsur." ‘"Mrs. W. R. Lowery, Miss Lowery and Clifford, of Cobalt spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. .J. Massie." "Mr. and Mrs. Wilkins left this week for a holiday visit to friends in the South." Greenland, Mr. Pense who is editor of The Walkerton Telescope, is much inâ€" torecced in the growth of the sown of Timmins and the gersral development of the North Land." "Born â€"In Timâ€" mins, Ont., on Friday, Dec. 21st, 1928, to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shantz â€" a dauzhter." "Bornâ€"In Timmins, on Monday, Dec. l7ih, 1928, to Mr. and Mrs. Alex Borland, Jr.â€"a daughter (Mildred Evelyn)." "Bornâ€"In Timâ€" mins, Ont., on Friday, Dsc. 21, 1928, co Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Murphyâ€"a son." ‘‘Mr. D. B. Curtis laft on Sungay for Barrie and Hamilton, Ont., to spend the Christmas holidays at his home ther». Mr. Curtis received a wire on Saturday stating that his mother and father were taken to the hospital at Barric last week suffering from influenza." "The Misses Knox are home from Colâ€" legzes for ‘theâ€"â€" holiday season,."., ‘"‘Dr. newed acquaintances weck." _ "Mr..Dan Mo for Norajnda aficer sp wich his sister, Mrs. ‘"Mrs. W. R. Lowery, stating that were taken last s "Thie. Misses legeo for the 0i PLAYING ENTIRE WEEK OF JANUARY 1ST, 1939 The Double Horror Show im " | ~.ante "% With RANDOLPH SCOTT, BINNIE BARNES, BRUCE CABOT, AND MAY ROBSON Starring Boris Karloff, John Boles and Mae Clarke Also Short Floyd Gibbons in "ATTIC OF TERROR" NOTE:â€"Special Preview New Year‘s Night Midnight Show, January 1st, 1939 Friday and Saturday, December 30 and 31 "THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS" Starring Bela Lugosi, David Manners and Helen Chandler place to make way for Senora Antenor Patino (LEFT), who took top honors. Third in their lists was the Duchess of Kent (CENTRE). Fifth in the poll was the Gegum Aga Khan (RIGHT), formerly a Paris manâ€" nequin. s‘ in the : e is hom Sudbury, Ort teac} , William last ! ~â€"death of his ; turegon Falls,| i ‘"‘Mr. speonding the| guess of his 1GaVs TIMMINS® FIRST RUN FEATURE wWITH AN ALL STAR CAST ALSO lore‘s Your Hat"â€"A Musical Comedy "Tuna"â€"A Paragraphic, Ont durin "MARRY THE GIRL" South." Message to Junior Red Cross| e from / _ py Minister of Education Or Tt Berini ‘Miss from "****! â€" Toronto, Dec. 28.â€"Hon. L. J. Simpâ€" ‘~son, Minister of Education, has sent an .m.spumn message to the Canadian | Junior Red Cross through ‘whe Christâ€" '. mas issue of the organization‘s magaâ€" thizi zine, Caradian Red Cross Jiunior. _ _ He wriles: /.1'1353 "I welcome this opportunity of grestâ€" ‘OM1 ing the boys and girls of Ontario who at are members of the Canadian Junior Mr. Red Cross. Last year, 155,322 pupils Liskeard home in and the Timmins Garage, sp>nét£ ChAristmas at his homs in Halleyoury." "Miss Helen VanHorn. of Iroquois Falls, and Miss Iva Van Horn, of Montcith, were weekâ€"end visitors co Timmins." "Mrs. H. Reaudin has ust returned from Otâ€" tawa wher> she has bezan in hospital for three mon‘ths for specialists‘ crtatâ€" meont." Dec. 28.â€"Hon. L. J. Simpâ€" ter of Education, has sent an message to the Canadian d Cross through ‘whe Christâ€" of the organization‘s magaâ€" Canadian Red Cross Junior. A prey I many in. ‘ features tain Olc | formanct ures of 1 stzerin?: have such a Outstanding Points of New Oldsmobile WOr "While Junior Red Cross belonzs vo the boys and girls, I am not unmindful of the part played by the teachers who are your advisors. May your joint efâ€" forts continue to meet with abundant success." Racholle Pichs, aged eight, of 58 Wilâ€" son Ave., was struck by an automobile afternoon on Wilson Ave. in front of Chenier‘s store, by an atrcoâ€" mcbile driven by Joseph Houle, 22, of 7 Way Ave. Thnis> girl started across the screet and when Houle saw her and applied his brakes the car skidded into the youngster. She was immediately taken to the hospital where her inâ€" juries were found to be minor. HMHoule‘s car was tesced and found to be in gsod condition. As was no evidence of reckless driving on his part no chargs will be preferred. Mrs. Van de Rassel was brought in on a charge of disorderly conduct on Thursday night after a terrific struggle on the part of police. the enurc system of springs w pointed 0 ment of school acti others. It times, to : o‘hers. A: found wa. childrent lc Thus, you motto of s Eightâ€"Yearâ€"O0ld Girl Injured in Accident ‘Mrs. Van de Rassel was in a local hotel. She was said to be causing a comimtiion and several times police asked her to go home. She refused to do so. When they began to put her in the police car she objectedâ€"violently. As she is a big woman, weighing over 200 pounds and over six feet tall, her struggles caused the officcrs some trouble. Finally they sc her to he police station and put her in the womâ€" an‘s cell block. She was released on Friday morning on bail of $50. features which are designed to mainâ€" tain Oldsmobile‘s tradition for perâ€" formance and beauty. Among the fes{â€" ures of intsrest are dual centreâ€"control stzerin?>; allâ€"silent synchroâ€"mesh transâ€" mission and handiâ€"shift gear control; proved knegâ€"action wheels; super hydraulic brakes, emergency mechanâ€" ical braks, smooth action clvich and other advancementis and refinements. The ‘"Rhythmic Ride" is acclained as an cutstanding achievement this year. To give Oldsmobile this ride, enâ€" ginesrs state thes they developed a means of obtaining a perfect balance between front and rear springs by the use of four frictionless coil springs. This fea‘ure, described as Quadriâ€"Coil Springing, is designed to provide a cuonstant rate of deflecsion throughout the entire length of spring travel. A system of positive control of all four springs was desisned and this, it is use ( This Spril const AS she 200 pot strugglie trouble. police s an‘s cel Driver Not ciclent. Receives New Cars Soon to be on Disâ€" play. Preview of 1939 Models. A{ Jldsmobile the finest ride possible to btain in an automobile. Special construction of the frame ind the Unisteel Turret Top body by lifTeren ands. T 1€ 121 inding and incrcased goodâ€"will. "The motto of sach member of Junior d iCross iIs: "I serve!" In many hool activities you learn to work with hers. It is an exceller« thing, someâ€" nes, to go further, and to work for hers. As Red Cross Juniors, you have und ways of showing kindness to lldrert less fortunate than yourselves. 1us, you have besn living up to your otto of service. "While Junior Red Cross belonzts vo e bovs and girls, I am not unmindful TIml W INO CG1l ding | memlbp UrA with ty Health s were enroled in your is a <hing to oup of Red Cross Juniors e province for the idcals tvice and in‘lernational i the aXxl¢ Lo | which premit it only. They bsorb all dri , boih nd am sulled in th> developâ€" s technically known as lization, stabilizer arms and aft movement. In *xplained, are two arms the axle to the frame hich premit up and t only. They are also ha to Blame in Acâ€" Rachelle Piche Minor Injuries ad to bett tased good ich member chools is thoroughly a idsals of Junior is given a more ur programime . hain alth is a matter of mat‘ >r of knowing. _ _Junior Rad Cross ly interosted in the l was in a local to be causing a ral times police She refused to the car with the automotive field. new sixes and bu Y ui springing movemens of stabilizer bar. @rs point out you .carn oï¬ in different Cross inteor«= rcquaintane respondence other counâ€" rlldren who under thet also and smootner stcering are advantages claimed for the dual cerireâ€"control steering. Another feature which is strongly stressed is Oldsmobile‘s synâ€" croâ€"mesh transmission which is said to contribute much to safety and eas»e of driving because it permits the shift from one gear to another without hesiâ€" tation and gear clashingz. The handiâ€"shift control which has been introduced this year deplaces the conventional gear shif¢t. It consists of a small handle located on the stceering column just under the steering wheel. The operation of shifting gears is the same as with the conventional gear shift lever which exsvends from the floor except that the "H" through which the lever moves is on its side. Enginsers point out how this type of control proâ€" vides finger tip operavion when the hands are on the wheel. They also sate that as a result of clearing the floor, the front compartment provides imcreased comfort for three passengers. All models have pressed steel whseels of the safety type. It is reported that the allâ€"round roadability of the 1939 Oldsmobile is greatly improved by the traction resulÂ¥.ing from the use of lowâ€"pressure hballoon tires. Fisher make possible a sirt offers ‘he maximum of du protection, it is stated. P action front wheels on Ol:f desisned to divoree stecrin ing from springing and p pendont action of either fr Ssafer, more positive, Body lines are low and clean, whils the heavy gaugzse metal fenders are unâ€" usually wide and desply valanced. Bulletâ€"type headlamps are mounted low on the crowns of the front fenders. While the headlamps appear to the eye as par of the fenders themselves, they are demountable for conomy‘s sake in case of fender damage. In the smart front end of the Oldsmobile Six, Halifax Chronicle: There are imâ€" portant fundamental principles which ‘he people of the British Commonâ€" wealth of Nations and the United States hold in common. It scems reasâ€" onable that, if theso ideals are worth onable that, if these ideals are worth preserving, there should be som» unity of effort towards saleguarding them in a world which is all too full of threats against their existence. Bumpers, front and rear, are of exâ€" ceptionally heavy construction and carry dual bumper guards, the entire assembly being plated in chroms. Runâ€" ning boards are indspendently mountâ€" ed and made of moulded rubber which conceals a builtâ€"in aerial, should radio installation be desired. the radiator grille employs fir:, diccast louvres which stand cut in contrast the massive, deeply recessed louvres of lasw year. Fine grille work is also found below cach headlamp. An inspection of the of the new Oldsmobile revceals the attractive safety dash and instrument panel which centrgs all gauges in front of the drivâ€" er. A roll top smoking compartmen with ash tray is located in the centre of the panscl, and on the right is a spacious package compartment. . Free from projecting knobs, this panel is designed ¢co contribute to passenger security. Safety glass, of coursse, is .standard throughout. Choice of upholâ€" stery fabrics is available, tailored to the deep cushions in a pleasing pleated treatment, it is scated. The radical departure made last year in the location of the batiery is again in evidence. A long, narrow kattery of the "end ¢to end‘ type replaces the conâ€" ventionall battery and is located alongâ€" side the engine under the car hood, accessible to service without disturbing car occupants. e The wheclbase of the Oldsmcbile Six is 115 inches, while the develops 95 h.p. Body models offered ccach with trunk, sedan with trunk and the fourâ€"passenger Club Coups, with ©pgra «cails. With a whecioase of 120 inches and a 110â€"h.p. engine the Oldsmchille Eight offers the same choice of the models with the of a fourâ€"passenger Club Coupe with opera seats. Autoâ€" matic Safety Transmission is optional on the Fight. THURSDAY, DECEMBER Z2N1), 1930 14 Pine street North nother feature which is ‘essed is Oldsmobile‘s synâ€" ransmission which is said Women appreciale the sentiment â€" and beauty that flowers convey., â€" You, as iÂ¥ sender, will appreâ€" cilate their economy. Remember your saltâ€" Iisfaction is more imâ€" portant â€" than o us profil. "‘That Satisfy‘ Florist Deliver Anywhere Phone 811 J11 UGiGSAINODIICG aro teering and brakâ€" ind provids indeâ€" her frors whoel. a sructure which of durability and d. Proved knceâ€" n Oldsmobile are cerior of the he attractive s panel which t of the drivâ€" compartmemn, in the ceontre Tiinmins and