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Wmmmmmmmmmmmfif Fourth Easter Dance of the Strollers Club The Strollers are now busy making preparations for their fourth annual Faster dance which will be held on Monday evening, March 28th, in the McIntyre hall. The music will be furâ€" Thursday, March 3rd, 1982 4) O many motorists have discovered U the difference six cylinders make that today the Chevrolet Six leads all other automobiles in sales. Six cylinders are better in every way. For example, Chevâ€" rolet‘s sixâ€"cylinder motor "picksâ€"up" in high gear quickly and without vibration. You get away ahead of the trafiic and you do not have to shift gears so often. Secondly, you can drive as fast and as far as you like withâ€" out any sense of strain or fatigue. For sixâ€"cylinder travel is smooth, quiet and restful at every speed. Then, too, Chevrolet smoothness is builtâ€"in smoothnessâ€"â€" inherent in sixâ€"cylinder design and Chevrolet‘s method of insulating engine from chassis by thick rubber cushions.. It Six Cylinders Make! MKmnow What a Difference New Chevrolet S8ix Owners Timmins Garage Co. Ltd. TIMMINS, ONT. re better in every way. For example, Chevâ€" der motor "picksâ€"up" in high gear quickly bration. You get away ahead of the trafiic t have to shift gears so often. can drive as fast and as far as you like withâ€" f strain or fatigue. For sixâ€"cylinder travel is ind restful at every speed. evrolet smoothness is builtâ€"in smoothnessâ€"â€" â€"cylinder design and Chevrolet‘s method of ne from chassis by thick rubber cushions.. It NEW CHEVROLET protects against the wearâ€"andâ€"tear of constant vibration as long as you drive your Chevrolet, In addition to these great advantages, Chevrolet offers you Free Wheeling with safe, silent Syncroâ€"Mesh gear shifting. It gives you 60â€"horsepower performance with lowest operâ€" ating costs of any fullâ€"size car, regardless of the number of cylinders. And Chevrolet provides Bodies by Fisher â€" smarter, roomier and more lastingly quiet. Drive a Chevrolet Six. You will find one pieasure and advantage after another to emphasize the fact: It‘s Wise to Choose a Chevrolet Six! with Silent Second Syncroâ€"Mesh and Simplified Free Wheeling Priced from $655 at Factory, Taxes Extra and all the latest selections will be inâ€" cluded. The Strollers are issuing comâ€" bined invitation and programme cards and these are very attractive, The rogrammes show the quality and quantity of the upâ€"toâ€"date music to be expecited on the occasion. Dancing will be from 930 to 230. Invitations are nished by Tommy Stephens‘ orchestra MOTORS PRODLLUCTS now bein~ sent out, or may be obtainâ€" ed from Ken Stirling, Maple street, south,. Timmins, or E. Abrams, Schuâ€" macher Hardware, Schumacher, The events by the Strollers Club are always attractive and upâ€"toâ€"date and the dance on Monday, March 28th, Easter Monday. is confidently expected to exâ€" cel all past sauccesses Listen to General Motors‘® broadcast of all Maple Leaf Hockey Team‘s home games from CFRB or CFCA at 9 p.m. On Wednesday evening the Excelâ€" stoOr Softball and friends gatherâ€" ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. Greer, 117 Fourth avenue, in honour of Mr. and Mrs. H. MacLachlan whose marriage took place a few weeks ago. Mrs. MacLachlan was the star pitcher for the team last season and as a token of appreciation the players presented her with a tea service and a canary and cage for the new home. Timmins Lad Wins First Place in Examination Cyril Read, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Read, of Sixth avenue, has won a very decided honour in a competition reâ€" cently entered,. Word was weceived some days ago that Cyril had been successful in winning first place in connection with the Advanced, Graded and Uniform examination conducted for the Sunday Schoocl pupils of the Church of England in Canada through the General Board of Religious Educaâ€" tion. In announcing the award, Rev. R. A. Hiltz, the general secretary of the General Board, Toronto, writes to the young winner of the prize, in part follows:â€""I heartily congratulate not only on attaining such a high standing, but in having sent in such Schumacner, â€" March 2nd, 1932. Special to The Advance. Mr. 5. Wookey returned last week from Toronto, where he was visiting mother who was ill and has since passed away. Bornâ€"March lIst to Mr. and Mrs. Edâ€" ward Hicksâ€"a daughter. The Northern Lights Girls Club held a hard time birthday party on Wedâ€" nesday evening at the home of Miss Kathleen Barron, in honour of Miss Joan Huxley. The girls came all dressâ€" ed appropriate for the occasion. The programme was carried out accordingly and the lunch was served with newsâ€" papers being used instead of lunch cloths, The prize went to Miss Marion Leng for the best (worst) dressed member. imiur. H. Cummings, of Smith Falls, was a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Glazier last week. Schumacher Girls Have Happy Party Mr. Cully Abrams delighted the players of the Excelsior softball team, last week when he presented them with the trophy, which he donated to the champions of the Porcupine District for the season of 1931. The firemen had a call late Monday evening to 46 Second avenue where a chimney fire was causing alarm. No damage was done. Mrs. Wm. Leck was a visitor at Matheson last Saturday attending the annual meeting of the W.M.S. Presbyâ€" terial which was held there this yvear. Mrs. Eden, of Kipling, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. P. Edlund. Mrs. R. Todhunter is spending a few weeks visiting in the South, Presentation Made to Last Year‘s Star Pitcher of the Exâ€"_cis.~c Softball Team. Other Schumacher News, ; «PM MMINS, ONTARIO Dear Sir:â€"Quite number of marâ€" ried women are employed by business men in town. These women are taking the place of single girls and there are many of the latter who cannot secure a position. Many of these girls have graduated from High School, but through being unable to secure a posiâ€" tion are still a burden on their parents who in many cases have had to strugâ€" gle along to give their children a good education. Then when the children ars ready to do a little for themselves they find in many cases that a married woâ€" man is holding down the position they might otherwise have had. One can easily understand a marâ€" ried woman holding a position when her husband is unable to work, due to sickness or actident, but the majority of married women holding these posiâ€" tions have no family and should be at home attending to housechold duties, during this kime of stress and depresâ€" sion, as such position, no matter how Ask Married Women to Give Girls Chanee a splendid paper. It speaks volumes, not only for the work you have done, but for ‘the instruction given to you by your teacher and rector, Rev. R. S. Cushing. It has been our custom in the part to award a medal to the canâ€" didate obtaining the highest standing but we have decided to give the sucâ€" cessful candidate the choice of acceptâ€" ing either a medal or its value in books. You may be interested to know that the prize you have won is awardâ€" ed by Mr. A. B. Wiswell, 1 Larch street, Halifax, N.S." The Advance has particular pleasure in extending congratulations to this able young man on his notable sucâ€" cess, because Cyril has been for several years one of the popular and capable newsbcys distributing The Advance each week. To the Editor of The Advance, Timmins The following letter by The Advance for Timmins, Single Giris Protest Against W#eliâ€"toâ€"do Married Women Holding Places While Girls are Unemployed. | Weekâ€"End Bargains J Curtis Drug Co. 16 Pine St. North WE SAVE YOU MONEY EVERY DAY Phillip‘s Milk of Magnesia J6¢ Ayert‘s Cod Liver Oil Chase‘s Nerve Cuticura Soap 19c cake Steedman‘s Teething Powders 25¢ 49e has been receivec publicalion :â€" March 2nd, 1932 An Effervescent Laxative Grape Salts Listerine Antiseptic. .. Eno‘s Fruit Salts ... Forhan‘s Tooth Paste .. Coty‘s Face Powder .. .. Calific, one large and one small, 2 for. .. .. Castorta ....... Carter‘s Liver Pills ... Kruschen Salts, double Baby‘s Own Tablets .. .. Minard‘s Liniment ... . Palm Olive Shave Cream 29¢ Chase‘s Cough Syrup .. Chase‘s Cough Syrup . . Pepsodent Tooth Paste Russian Ofl .... married women have not given this matter serious consideration, but it is to be hoped that when the matter is brought to their attention they will realize what this means to the single girls and their parents, and will take the necessary steps to fill these posiâ€" tions with girls who have more nsed than the bankâ€"book builders above small, held by a married woman, is of the greatest value to the unemployed girl. Probably the business men employir ALL WORK GUARANTEED We specialize in Ladies‘ Tailored Suits and Coats made to your order Cleaning Pressing Repairing 69 Third Avenue Timmins Men‘s Suits, $27 A complete range of finest cloths available for B2 vyour inspection\@t', and approval £ SLOMA TAILORS Now open for business and with Opening Special FUR COATS REâ€"MODELLED AND RELINED CALL AND DELIVER Listerine Tooth Paste 2 for 35¢ Phone 835, Timmins Cod Liver Extract i\ Real Tonic and Restorative $1.00 bottle Formerlivy of Toronto This week local insurante agents were informed that insurance rates on houses and furniture, etc., had been reduced to 1 per cent. instead of 11 per cent. This means a saving of $2.50 per thousand, which is something that will be fully appreciated. Local agents have been urging the reduction for some time. mentioned Squibb‘s Shaving Cream Jergen‘s Almond Lotion 39¢ WE SAVE Y0U MONEY EVERY DAY Vivadous Cold Cream Face Cream 29¢ each 3 for 95¢ Gin Pills 2 boxes for EXTRA PANTS $5.00 60c size Yours sincerely, "Single CGirl bae CR EA 0V 1