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Thursday, Nov. 2}_85’_ 1#929 THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO | CHANCE FOR BOYS TO LEARN y TO PLAY BAND INSTRUMENTsS Constable W. Parcher returned las week from hunting trip dawn in Ronâ€" frew County. â€" _ _Boys who would like to learn to play | band instruments now have a fine opâ€"| portunity for this advantage. Bandsâ€"; man S. Hancock is kindly assisting the | bandmaster in the work of teaching the boys and any lad now may be assured of able tuition and lots of attention.. Mr. Hancock, who is an old | o‘ much experience, is kindly devot‘nz‘ several evenings a week to helping‘ teach any boys who want to take un | band music. Any boy interested should go to the band room in the Central : public school on Friday evening of th‘s week and see Mtr. Hancock, who will be | ready to give any and all who apply a firstâ€"class chance and the best of in learning any instrument for the case. The ladies ask The Advance to thank all who assisted in any way in making the bazaar the success it undoubtedly The ~Pickâ€"aâ€"Pocket prize, a handâ€" painted cushion, was won by W. J. McCoy, The winners of the various prizes were :â€" Father O‘Gorman‘s photo, won by Mrs. Fiendel. _ Hand painting, won by Mrs. Prout. The decorated cake was won by Mrs. McCann. A total of about $1300.00 was realized from the event, which was thus successâ€" ful financially as it was otherwise About four hundred persons enjoyed the fine dinner on Thursday evening the ladies are â€" being specially complimerted on this feature of the bazaar. The bazaar and turkey dinner under the auspices of the Ladies of the Altar Society of the Church of the Nativity was a great success last week, and those in charge of the arrangements deserve the highest credit for the way the event was carried through. Brief referensce was made in The Advance last week to this bazaar and some further notes on the event are given herewith. Everyâ€" one attending, and there were large crowds at all sessions on Tuesday, Wedâ€" nesday and Thursday last, were deâ€" lighted with the bazaar and its various pleasing features. "‘The Ontario Government has givâ€" en evidence of its desire to help to proâ€" vide such supplies. It proposed severâ€" al years ago to coâ€"operate with the Dominion Government in the payment of bounties on iron ores mined in Onâ€" tario and delivered to beneficiating plants or blast furnaces. Failing to secure the consent of the Dominion Government to this plan, the Ontarlo Government now contemplates the inâ€" troduction of legislation providing for the payment of a purely provincial subsidy. . The new Ontario research foundation and research workers in the laboratories of the Dominion departâ€" ment of mines, it has been announced, are undertaking investigations of the probiem of smelting lowâ€"grade iron ores, Mr. Edward Turnbull has been carrying on experiments in Ontario with a method of electrical smelting Ontario ores and now the Musco semiâ€"direct steel process is to be tested. Success of the efforts of the Ontaris Government, of experts and of busiâ€" ness men to find means of utilizinz Ontario ores would be very beneficial to this province. It would lead to the establishment of a labourâ€"employing iron mining industry, would free the Ontario iron and steel industry from dependence on foreign sources of supâ€" plies of ore and would keep in Canada money now spent elsewhere in the purâ€" chase of iron cre." Ontario Seeking Ways to Use Its Iron Ores In an editorial article dealing with the announcement that a new process had been discovered that would permit the utilization of the lowâ€"grade iron ore deposits of Ontario, The Toronto Mail and Empire says:â€" About $1300 Realized From Bazaar Last "The announcement that group of Canadian business men has acquired the right to introduce into Canada a new method of manufacturing iron and steel from the lowâ€"grade iron orss and that the method, known as the Musso semiâ€"direct steel process, is to be tested in the laboratories of the National Research Institute in Oitawa, is of interest to Qntario. This proâ€" vince possesses in its northwesteinm disâ€" tricts extensive deposits of iron ore, a number of which are in localities comâ€" paratively easy of access. Unfortunâ€" ately the ore is for the most part 0o‘ low grade. It requires spécial treatâ€" ment or "beneficiation" to make it suitâ€" able for use in the manufacture of iron and steel. For that reason, and beâ€" cause highâ€"grade ore from mines in the United States lhas been obtaingable for Ontario iron and steel plants, the iron deposits of this province have remainâ€" ed to a large extent unexploited. While that is so, it has been recognizâ€" ed that if economical methods of "utilizâ€" ing Ontario ore could be devised, they would be advantageous to the iron and steel industry and to the province at large. Furthermore, they would be a means of protecting the Ontario iron and steel industry from the consequâ€" ences of curtailment of its supplies of raw material from the United States. Of the possibility of such a curtailment the Ontario Iron Ore Commission, apâ€" pointed some years ago, spoke in its report. With that possibility in mind. the commission urged that efforts be made to provide domestic sources of ore supplies for the iron and steel industry in Ontario. mu\\x\sxx\ssmmx\xs\mm\vxmx\“mxs»\\xx\\fi There was a good attendance at the tea and sale of work and homeâ€"cookâ€" ing under the auspices of the Ladies Aid of the United Church on Saturâ€" day last. There was a fine array of attractive articles in the line of aprons, household linen, fancy articles, candy, homeâ€"cooking, etc. The booths were all wellâ€"arranged and wellâ€"managed. Téa was served and was enjoyed by many. . The quality of the goods was noteworthy. The fishâ€"pond and other special features also proved attractive. TEA AND SALE OF WORK AND HOME COOKING ON SATURDAY %fi“\“\m\m‘\\\\“\\\W\““\“W\“\“fi\v For Sure Results Try Our Want Ad Column We have just received a large selection of diamonds from Antwerp, Belgium, of the highest quality set in the most ecxquisite setting in white gold and platinum finish. $10 to $1000. Christmas Gift Suggestions 7 Pine Strgeet North Cur catalogue is out, if you did not receive same please ask for one WE ARE OPEN EVENINGS FOR INSPECTION Hillâ€"Clarkâ€"Francis Limited Readyâ€"Glazed Storm Sash Doors Insulating Materials Wet or Dry Insulex Tenâ€"Test Fibreboard Head Office and Factories «â€"â€"â€" ~â€"â€"â€" «wâ€"â€"â€" New Liskeard, Ont Branch Offices and Yards atâ€"Timmins, KirKand Lake, Ont Noranda, Que. ._â€"H A L P E R I N Practy Cal saystâ€" "Lumber of the right guality is the first requisite of good building. Wise builders of this town are consulting Hillâ€"Clarkâ€"Francis when in need of long lived, right quality lumber." Diamonds We will keep any article selected for you 14 Pine Street South, Timmins, Ont MEALS 356C UP SPECIAL DPISHES Special $10.00 Meal Ticket $8.50 CcOOn AT ALL TIMES SPECIAL MEAL FOR SUNDAY Open from 5.30 a.m. to 3 a.m. On Wednesday, January I1st, 1930 IN MASONIC HALL, TIMMINS Auspices of Timmins Gelden Chapter LO.D.E THE RADIO CAFE JEWELLER AXD QOPTICIAN Refreshments Tickets â€" $2.00 (including Tax) CLUB ROYAL ORCHESTRA English leathers are noted for their fine quality, We have them in Hand Bags and Purses. They are of the latest style, beautifully lined and finished throughâ€" out. 5 Cedar N. Dryâ€"Cleaning Alterations and Repairs | Leather Herman‘s Pressing Telephone 212 5$24â€"Phonesâ€"323