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Sunday School Christmas Features at Schumacher New Maple Leaf Theatre Opened at Schumacher on Friâ€" day Evening of Last Week. Fine Building Has a seatâ€" ing Capacity of 416, and is Equipped in Most Modern Way. Other Items of Interest from Schumacher Corâ€" respondent. The Advance. Miss Leonie White, of the Melntyre office staff, has returmned after spendâ€" ing the Christmas holidays with her parents in Parry Sound. iA Mr and Mrs. H. Fairhurst, of the Success Mine, have taken apartments in town for the winter. Miss Ivy Calverley, who has been a patient in the Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, for several months, is spending the Christmas time with her mother. We are pleased to hear that the treatment is producing satisfactory results. The Christmas Tree of the Roman Catholic Sunday School was held in the Recreation Hall on Monday evenâ€" ing. Dec. 22, and was well attended by interested parents and children. A very creditable programme was renâ€" dered by the pupils. _ The beautiful Christmas Tree was well laden with suitable gifts for all. Mr. and Mrs. Plowiwan, of Marâ€" mora, have been the guests of their daughter, Mrs. 8. Tennyson, during the festive season. Mr. and Mrs. Plowman intend remaining in town for an extended visit. Owing to serious illness, Mrs. J. Bonnell was taken to Toronto General Hospital last week. We hope to hear favourable reports at an early date. Mr. James Woods spent Christmas with friends at Golden City. ‘ Mr. Richard Elley, of Iroquois Falls, is visiting at his home here, The new Maple Leaf Theatre was opened to the public on Friday evenâ€" ing Dee. 26, with a very large attenâ€" dance. The pictures presented were f a very high class, and the continuâ€" ance of entertainment of good quality, will ensure for the management, fuâ€" ture good attendance and success. This magnificent building has a seatâ€" ing eapacity of four hundred and sixteen, and is equipped with the most modern systems of heating and lightâ€" ing. Anyone who is so inclined may spend an occasional evening at this place of amusement in his home town. Schumacher, Dec. 29th RY GLEARING SALE C e o ie ie is 4 4 * 4. 6. .4. ib i i en an sn‘ ae 46 e k ANUA 25 per cent. Discount on practically all yard goods, Ticking, Bleached and Unbleached Cotton, Mull, 1 Monarch, Silk F Monarceh, Pure Monareh, Pure Little King Hose for Children, BJ 50c. to 90¢. pair clearing at..... ’..'.. t i l sns t *, t s 1t .t . % . @0 C# 092 0900 s a s tb t# T207 a d duls . o.oo.u.oo.“.».“:u:u‘oo.u.“.“.oo.oo:oo.“.oo.oo.“.oo.oo:“:n.oo.oo.“.oo.“.u.n.n.u.».od;“.n.“.n.oc.u Ladies‘ and Children‘s Coats, Knickers, Riding Breeches, Silk Blouses, Slips and Bloomers for final clearing less 33 1â€"3 per i CORSETS and BRASSIERES cent. 20 per cent. Discount on all Jeager Wear during Sale. uie 284 26e 62 264 uie o_“.00.00.“.“.“.“:.o.oo.“.“.“.00.“'“.“‘“:00.“.“.“.“.“.00.“.“.“.“.“:00.“.00.00:“.“.“.“.“. Adjustable Overshoes for Women, negUlial 90. 0V ; $4.50 pair 4 COlearing at ... ... . ors e s t o t hn d 5 Buckle Overshoes, be COlearing at * Misses Overshoes, clearing at ........}..}}}.>>> Children‘s Overshoes, clearing at ........}..>~ Special Prices on all Felt Slippers ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo #. *) * # .:..:......“ " e o n sn *,**,** 0044 122520002 _ ve_ *4 n.“.“:“:“:“:..:“:“:“.“. *tos* Ww «+ 2 fa ut + C@*+ 1 C 2 B teÂ¥% 1 C C oo:“ # # .0 $3.95 pair $2.60 pair $2.25 pair # # NO CO ## # *# # .“ #+ ## # % L *« PHONE 325 Pine Street, North Rl N N TIMMINS, ONT. Hurlbut Shoes for Children I All other Shoes go on Sale Special to uUure *A ## # .“00 #4 # * Cad *# ## *# # * + * *# * °% *# *# ¢ #* * *# #4 L #4 # La #* * 4# Cl *# #% * #© *4 *# # *+ + *# 04 # t #e ® *# #4 # #% *# #@ #© *4 #@ L ## # # ##* + La #* #4 # # #4 #4 *4 # # *4 #4 *# #© ## Jaeger Hosiery clearing less JAEGER WEAR Reduced 25 per cent. Boots and Shoes ‘*Fair prices money *‘ is th ment. The â€" many friends 0 Wookey are sorry to hear suffering from a_ severe _ Miss Cole, of Renfrew is visiting with her sister, Mrs. R. 8. Eady. Cecil Eady is spending his Christâ€" mas vacation with friends in Matheâ€" SOn . We regret to report the rlness of Mr. Dan Keeley. ’ Watchâ€"Night Service will be held in the Union Church on Wednesday, (toâ€"night) at 11.15 p.m. Rev. C. A. Sales will deliver an address, and the meeting will be conducted by the members of the ‘Young People‘s Society. Mr. John MceGregor has opened up a Cigar, Tobacco and Confectionery business in one of his new stores on First Ave. The other two stores will be occupied at the beginning of the New Year. sls " Em The Union Church Sunday School held its annual Christmas Tree in the Recreation Hall on Tuesday evening, Dec. 23rd. The attendance this year was very much greater than upon any previous _ occasion. An â€" excellent programme of recitations, songs, and a very appropriate Christmas play entitled ‘‘The Blue Bird,‘‘ rendered by the pupils under the direction of Mrs. F. Y. Uttley, was much appreâ€" ciated by the audience. The most inâ€" teresting part of the evening‘s enterâ€" tainment was the presentation of the presents from the tree. These were very suitable and sufficient in number for every child of the school. During the evening, there were two special presentations, the first being a beauâ€" tiful pulpit Bible, to the churech by Misses Parker and Ritchie, on behalf of the Canadian Girls in Training, and the second being an eversharp pencil by Rev. Sales to Lawrence Milâ€" ler for the best record in Trail Ranâ€" gers for the year 1924. Mxr. (GGeorge Henderson, who has Overshoes for Women, Regular $5.50 Chxldren reduced 20 per cent +o on Sale less 25 per cent. rices and valuye for your is the motto of the manageâ€" â€"k, White friends of M 20 per cent. and Tan that he is attack of Regular 40c. to 80c. pait THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Sir (Gteoffrey Archer is the new Governorâ€"General of the Sudan, succeeding the late Sir Lee Stack. SEVERE COLD TURNS S.A. BAND INTO A REGULAR DUET. The Salvation Army Band started out to do some serenading on Christâ€" mas Day. The Band commenced with no less than eight pieces, but concluded with only an instrumental duet being in operation. The other inâ€" struments froze up one by one, cold being so intense. _A number of homes and other places were serenaded beâ€" fore the cold put the instruments out of commission but one by one the inâ€" struments froze up with the cold and had to drop out of the running. When only two remained in commisâ€" sion Capt. Cornthwaite‘s cornet being one of the active instuments at the finish, it was decided to forego any further serenading until more favourâ€" able weather came along. been employed for several months near Matachewan on the Montreal river. is at home for a few days with his wife and family. Mr. Phil Cameron, of Kirkland Lake, is home for a visit. North Bay this year has $517,000 for paving stree a town spends money by million for good roads it exeuse fon aspiring to city Mr. McPherson, of Gold Centre, who has been ill for some time, is undergoing treatment at St. Michael ‘s Hospital, Toronto. .. 69c. pair $1.00 pair "$1.25 pair .$1.25 pair .$1.75 pair SUDAN‘S NEW GOVERNOR this year has paving stree citvhood expended s. â€"When the half bhas fair y