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ren to be #006 {N‘““\‘\\\\‘\\\‘\\fl\‘\‘\\\\\fi\‘\\‘\\\\fl\\\‘\‘\\‘“\‘\‘\“%fi“fi\\\\\‘fi\‘\fi\\\\‘\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ \: There are several kinds of grouse in Ontario, and practically all kinds of them have been noted in the North this year. Sharpâ€"tailed grouse, commonly known as prairie chickens have been reported as unusually plentiful in the ares between Porquis Junction and Cochrane, especially since the close of the partridge season. Some hunters like these partridge as well as the other kinds, the spruce partridge, birch partâ€" ridge, partridge and pinâ€" nated grouse, or prairie hen. Others, while claiming they are more sport to hunt are not so well pleased with them as birds for eating. Word from Matheâ€" son last week was to the effect that countless number of pinâ€"tailed grouse were noted filying over the town. Some of them perched on buildings and other hopped about in gargens and on lawns, apparently either not being afraid of human beings or else knowing that there was a close season again and that the people of Matheson would obâ€" serve the law. According to the opinion of those who claim knowledge of naâ€" tural history these grouse now fiying south are on aâ€"migration from Hudson‘s Bay to the south. This migration has not beenâ€"~so roti¢ecable in other years and from this fact there are those who connect the migration with the chances for the weather in the coming winter. ’0 # ## # + ## *# *# + toates #* # € #4 *# + ## # 4 #* * # ## *# *# #* *, * s *s #4 # # #* #,. %. 0.00.00‘ # * .0 + ‘0 #* #, .% o * *¢ #Â¥*4 «s *s w _ _# tw *# # es «W 4# .1 #. * .. .0 *# snn s a s‘ ast, .00.00.00.00. t t .00..0. #* # + ## # ## w# * LARGE NUMEBER OF GROUSE REPORTED TNX THE DISTRICT Schumacher Hardware and Furniture Co. _ "mwama"? h \ * * 3 o o o io i 5 o i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i in in ib in in in ib ib ib ib ib ib ib 5 n 15 055. 5 5 5 100 4 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 i o t ib i ib 5 5 i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i in i i i in in i in i i i i i i i i i i i i i n i i i i i e i i i i i i ib i i i i . i i t i i i o i . i . e o i i i . i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i it i i i i it in i in ib i5 ib 15 15 05 t ' You‘ll Enjoy It A Turkey Dinner Armistice Day, Friday, November 11 Schumacher United Church Anniversary DeForestâ€"Crosley â€" Marconi â€" Philco Modlel : €¥ Marconi Radios with " Full Time Reliability " Step farther into the lead of Allâ€"Wave Sets with the introduction of models 36 and 37. Beautiful thirteenâ€"tube sets with the Short Wave built as an integral part of the chasâ€" sis! Our satisfied customers report marâ€" vellous foreign reception and we guarantee yearâ€"round daylight performance. Compléte with 13 tubes our opportunity to compare and choose your radio from season‘s finest models made by Canada‘s most reputable Companies at prices to fit every taste and purse Walnut Spinet Desks An ideal Christmas Gift. A deposit will hold one for you. SBpecial Only :.: Friday, November 11th, being set aside by act of parliament as a Public Holiday throughout the Dominion, I would ask all loval citizens to duly obsérve the same. NOTIGE REMEMBRANCE DAY artridge as well as the other pruce partridge, birch partâ€" #arian partridge and pinâ€" e, hen. â€" Others, ing they are more sport to will be held The Three Leading Radios Displayed Under One Roof Admissionâ€"75¢ C. V. GALLAGHER, Reeve of the Townshin of Tisdale THE RADIO THAT has outâ€"performed many more costly Allâ€"Wave sets in actual deâ€" monstration Complete with 10 tubes including the famous Super Control and Pentode, Superâ€"Heteroâ€" dyne circuit. ; * The Model 36 as illustrated to the left is an example of Aliâ€"Wave developed to the last possible degree with present resources. A turn of the switch changes the wave lengths and turns you from Short Wave to Long â€" and viceâ€"versa. separate bulbs inform you as to the wave length. Simple in operationâ€"marâ€" vellous in results. Model 37 utilizes the same chassis described above but is housed in an even more sumptuous cabinet with twin speaker and sells at $225.00. HEARKR THE NEW MODEL 31 Sâ€"W, At the Young People‘s meeting on Wednesday of last week it was misâ€" sionary night. Mr. Don Crozier read a letter from Dr George Bell, of China. Mrs. W. Stewart, a newcomer to the district, favoured the group with a solo. The devotional exercises were in charge of Miss Audrey Bishop. For this week there is to be a debate. "Men should learn something of household science," two young ladies taking the affirmaâ€" Shot Goes Through the Window of Train The two young children of Dr. and Mrs Somerville are seriously ill with the ‘prevailing cold, pneumonia being feared. On Wednesday afternoon, November 16th, Mrs. Deacon and Mrs. Herman will be joint hostesses at the home of the former for afternoon tea from three to six o‘clock, the funds to go to replenish some of the needs of the United Church. . All are welcome. Mesdames Maxwell Smith, W. H Johns, Miss M. Andrews and Mrs. W. Fairhurst were at Porsuis Jcet., last week attending a meeting of the Executive of the Women‘s Auxiliary of Moosonee district. Mrs. Willie Hawse and young son, of Toronto have come here to reside on Commercial avenue. Mr. Hawse has been here a month. South Porcupine, Nov Special to The Advance. . Carclessness of Some Hunter Endanâ€" gered Lives on Train Near Golden City. Budget of News from Correspondent for South Porâ€" cupine and the Dome. With every Ruddy Kitchen Cabinet sold during the next a Two Weeks SPECIALLY LOW PRICES PREVAIL DURING THIS SALE $8.00 Worth of Free Groceries Above is shown the new "Cavendish" i sevenâ€"tube Superâ€"heterodyne set with twin speakers and all new features Grand Piano Principle in radio ahead in toneâ€"of former radios as a in for a While in Cochrane last week we saw two Arctic grouse shot from the roof of the residence of Mr. W. Warrell, Third avenue. "Hunting de luxe" one of the citizens who was a neighbour, called it. These prairie chickens have appeared on the outskirts of the northern town in greater numbers than ever before.‘ It is seid they have migrated in this direction from the West following the railroad lines where wheat has been shipped by car and a certain amount of grains are found along the way. . On Sugday last as the passenger train was nearing Golden City what is supposed to have been a stray shot from some careless hunter‘s rifle crashed through the window of the firstâ€"class apach, splintering it badly. Some of the glass was firmly imbedded in the opposite wall of the coach it was driven with such force. The mark of the bulâ€" let was found but the bullet was not located. Luckily no one was in the seat beside the window, at the time of the crash. Several of the passengers claimed they heard the report of the rifle though no one could be seen. At the recent installation of officers in the Rebekah Lodge for the coming season Mrs. M. Jay was not able to be installed as Noble Grand owing to illâ€" ness The following officers were inâ€" stalled:â€"Vice Grand, Mrs. Ida Pyke; RS.V.G., Mrs. B. Anthony; LSV.G,, Mrs. Varker; RSNG., Mrs. B. Libby; LS.N.B., Mrs. Trulufie; Chaplain, Mrs. Bertha Thomas; Musician, Mrs. "Scotâ€" ty" Wilson; I.G., Miss Rose Verner; O. G., Mrs. Elsie Deacon; Warden, Mrs. Evelyn Webb,;, Conductress, Mrs. S Montrose. Mrs. T. Gibbons was installâ€" ing officer as District Deputy. She was assisted by Mesdames Rayner, Libby and others. There â€"were a number of visiting sisters present. The Porcupine Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, are holding their annual Armistice dance in the High School hall on Friday evening, November 1l1th. This dance is being looked forward to by all who have enjoyed these dances on former occasions. Mr G. Forster, of Bruce avenue, showed us a very interesting collection of old coins this week. He possesses two coins of the first edition of the Diamond Jubilee sixpence which issue was called in ,owing to its being too easily made to look like the gold pieces then in use. He also has a 4d. piece of the reign of George 111. The Rebekahs are planning one of their popular euchre and bridge parâ€" ties for Friday, November 18th. Mrs. T. Gibbons and daughters, Gladys, spent the weekâ€"end with Mr. Johin Gibbons at Noranda. Rev. W. Summerell, of Schumacher occupied the pulpit of the Unite very acceptably on Sunda: evening last. The choir gave as at anthem, "I Lay My Sins on Jesus," Myr R. Jones taking the tenor solo. Rev I.. Hussey was in Schumacher conductâ€" ing anniversary services in the church there. tive and two of the young men negative. Mr. Albert Roach has gone to Jackâ€" sonboro to take job there. In the police court this morning there 10 Months to Pay Schumacher, the United on Sunday gave as an PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TTMMINS, ONTARITIO You are invited to have one of these reâ€" markable radios in your own home on trial.. Nqwhere is the full Eight Octaves registered on the new. DeForestâ€"Crosley so noticeable as in the acoustical condiâ€" tions of the average living room. Other DeForestâ€"Crosley moâ€" dels priced from $69.95 to $225. â€" Liberal tradeâ€"in on your present radio. 12 months Service Guarantee! Grand Piano Principles Selective Silencer Silent Visual Tuning Illuminated Multiâ€"colour Tone Control Matched Twin Speakers Class "B" Amplification New Extended Wave Band Automatic Volume Control, standard on all models. â€"Cabinets by Carl Otto â€"Famous DeForest â€" Crosley Tone through all Eight Octaves. Ten DeForestâ€"Crosley Advancements Theâ€"possible members of the hockey team for this winter are now in trainâ€" ing, going through various workâ€"outsâ€"to L. Saunder; IG., H. Miller; O.G., C. Rowett; RSN.G., W. Farren; LS.N.G., E. Uren; RSUG., R. Mitchell, Jr.; L. S.V.G., F. Richards. There was an enâ€" joyable banquet after the ceremonies and a singâ€"song, besides speeches from various visiting brethren. VisitOors were present from Cochrane, Iroquois Falls and Timmins. At the juvenile court on Tuesday the third boy connected with the robbery of the Imperial Bank box in the post office here in Sertember was up for trial having/come back after his running away. * He claimed to have merely be>n the "lookâ€"out" while the other boys did the work. He was already on parole for a misdemeanor in the spring. He is only fourteen but up to the time of this trouble had been attending High School regularly and doing well in his class. This latter fact was in his fayvâ€" our. He was put on suspended senâ€" tence for a year but will be dealt with very severely if he gets into any more mischief. was a charge of having liquor in other than his private dwelling against a young man from the cther part of the camp. The police officer swore to findâ€" ing the car parked outside a house of which they had been suspicious. He saw the case of liquor inside the car and waited till three men came out of the house. The accused said the liquor was his. There were eleven empty tles and one full cone. In defence he told the story of having gone to see his girl friend on his way to work and of her asking him to tike a case of empties back to the brewery. He had not done ss on his way to work as he felt he had not time. After leaving work he and his friends had driven around, not thinking of the bottles in question and entirely unaware that there was a full bottle in the case of empties. He claimed to have given the police the signed plea of guilty and the part of the fine so he would not have not done ss on his way to work as he l was served. There was a jolly party felt he had not time. After leavmg after the game, the school orchestra work he and his friends had driven of nine pieces, under the leadership of around, not thinking of the bottles in | Luigi Rotond0,â€" making a decided hit question and entirely unaware that | with their music. Many parents, exâ€" there was a full bottle in the case of | pupils and their friends attended the empties. He claimed to have given the | party and the game. W. B. Sparks, of police the signed plea of guilty and the | Schumacher, was referee for the game. part of the fine so he would not have Play was fast and snappy throughout. to. go to jail that night and had no ‘The home team came off with fiying money with which to bail himself out. | eolours their victory in a score of 31â€"12 A man who claimed to have been in |being a splendid retaliation for their the car with him corroborated the story.| defeat 26â€"23 when in Kirkland. The The "girl friend" who had asked him | members Oof the teams with their throws to take the empties told of getting it) on the basket and points made will from the room of a boarder who had | give a good idea of the edge which the developed by DEFORESTâ€"CROSLEY i "Grand Piano" is ahead of an Uprigh | demonstration. Springâ€"filled Mattress, guaranteed five years. Beautiful Damask Covering. . frre, o $13.95 The "Montrose‘"‘ shown above is a beautiful tenâ€"tube set embodying Deâ€"Luxe features in Deâ€"Luxe cabinet with twin speakers mounted on large baffle board. | give a good idea of the edge which the ‘home boys had throughout. Ssouth Porcupineâ€"Cattarello, throws on basâ€" ket 16, points scored 12; Kaufman, 11â€" 8; Haneberry, 13â€"1; Myers, 5â€"2; Mcâ€" Intosh, 17â€"6; Wright, 5â€"2; Jakes, 2â€" 0; Pelkie, 4â€"0. Kirkland Lakeâ€"Behie, throws on basket 17; points scored 2; Duke, 6â€"0; E. Craig, 7â€"5; Briden, 4â€"4; McMillan, 0â€"O0; Kaplan, 0â€"O0; "Curly" Craig, 9â€"1; Vasiloff, 0â€"O0. The visitâ€" ing players were billeted by the various | South Porcupine boys, and Mr. Fitzâ€" [ gerald, physical training instructor, who accompanied them, was the guest of 'Mr. and Mrs. Purdy during his stay in i town. There were large numbers of childâ€" ren out celebrating at Haileybury on Hallowe‘en but there was no damage ofâ€"any consequence, which is the way it ought to be. In connection with an item in this column last week it may be noted that the Imperial Taxi wish it understood that Marino Peccin was not really a partner in their business, but was simâ€" ply working with them. Much interest is being centred in the threeâ€"game schedule of box lacrosse beâ€" tween Dome Juniors and South End. One game was already played on Friday last, the other two being slated for Wednesday and Friday of this week. These two teams are evenly matched. This schedule will probably wind up the lacrosse programme for the season. The games start at eight pm. in the arena here. Those who have nCt atâ€" tended so far should make an effort to get out this week and find out for themselves what the game is like and what the boys really are doing. South Porcupine expect to play Timâ€" mins in Timmins on Priday of this week. "‘The best game of basketball ever seen in the hall here," is what has been generally said of the game last Saturâ€" day between South Porcupine Continuâ€" ation School and Kirkland Lake High School. The visiting team were met at the train by autos and taken to the Continuaticn School where a supper The Commencement Exercises of the South Porcupine School are expected to take place about December 2nd or O0th. A definite date will be set shortly. condition them until such time as there is ice for practices. There is large quantity of available material and Coach Briden will have his own probâ€" lem in picking out those who are best suited to wear the eclours of the local 10 Months to Pay ) Tar ome ;0“0 00”0“““00“0’0000WOWMQQOOM score. Dominions improved greatly as the game progressed, and toward the end of the first period, staged several dangerous attacks that ultimately culâ€" minated in Bob MacDonald scoring. "Dcminions, playing with the wind | in the second half, and a margin 1nl play, but their light forwards were repeatedly turned back by the rugged Falcon defence. Midway through this session feeling crept into the game and two players came to blows, but no damâ€" age was done. Falc¢ons did not get the winning tally until a few minutes from | the end, when Sathrang broke down | the Dominion defence to score a beautiâ€" | ful goal. The cup was presented to the } "Tor the first time in the history of the competition, the soccer championâ€" ship of Ontario was claimed by Northâ€" etn Ontario when Falconbridge scored a secona triumph over the Dominion Glass, Hamilton, team at Hamilton on Saturday. The first game at Falconâ€" bridge was claimed by the Northerners by 8â€"0 and the second on Saturday by 2â€"1, giving the Northern Miners the round by 10â€"1. By virture of their deâ€" cisive win the Falcons become holders of the Ontario Cup. "Falcons (got their first goal ten; minutes after the start, when McVie‘s corner kick curled under the bar far out of Wyatt‘s reach. Sathrang, the visiâ€" tor‘s scoring ace, although a constant menace, was given few opportunities to B# 0%%§%§% 0089099040898 98009900040 008008 Northern Team Defeats Hamilton Team Twice in Successive Games to Beâ€" come Holders of the Ontario Cup. Falconbridge Wins Ontario Cup Finals Followers of football in this camp will be interested in the following desâ€" patch this week from Hamilton, Ont.: This year as in past Philco offers great Dollar for Dollar value in scientifically constructed sets, housed in beautiful new cabinets and employing latest 1933 features, including Twin Speakers and a new perfected Superâ€"heterodyne circuit utilizing the latest tubes, that mean more power and even better tone. Thousands of satisfied users will testify to the merits of Phileo radios and enroll in our Christâ€" mas Club. A small payâ€" ment now will ensure deâ€" livery at any future date. Twelve Months Service Guarantee Models in a wide range of Choose Your Christmas Radio Now $49.50 to $225.00 Ten Months to Pay No Interest In the important matter of eyesight and glasses, your eyes deserve the very best. Go to an expert whose professional training, skill and experience will assure you of the thorough examination your eyes deserve., Careful fitting of your glasses too, is vitally important to your comfort and appearance, So don‘t skimp on eyes and glassesâ€""The best is none too good when it comes to eyesight" Halperin‘s Jewellery Store prices from W. H. Gauley, Optometrist Don‘t Skimp on Eyesight May also be had in a nineâ€"tube chassis with visual tuning control it en ioi c i ste .......+$129.50 The set illustrated above is the New Philco Model 71 Sevenâ€"tube Superâ€" heterodyne circuit with all new reâ€" finements priced at the extremely 10W ids e a is e t $99.50 Dominion Glassâ€"â€"Wyatt; Scott and Jones; Holmes, Heugh and Marshalt; McKean, Fisher, R. MacDonald, T. Macdorald and Pearman; subs., Skinâ€" ner, Thomas and Armstrong. Refereeâ€"â€"Alex McCulloch. To this may be added another desâ€" patch from Buffalo, N.Y., which gives the information that the International Nickel soccer team from Falconbridge was defeated 5â€"3 by the Buffalo Gerâ€" man Club in a wellâ€"played game at | Buffalo on Sunday. Closeâ€"knit combinâ€" ‘ation work and attack by the Buffalo |\ team beat the brilliant but more inâ€" dividual efforts of the Falconbridge | team, the despatch says. Provincial Constable J. A. Kenny, who has been stationed at Pembroke | for the past six years, but who previousâ€" | ly was the provincial police officer for | the Porcupine camp, has been transferâ€" | red to Mattawa and will take up his f duties there at an early date. Falconbridgeâ€"Wallace; Brown and Armstrong; Aird, Davidson and Peâ€" terson; Inglis, McAllister, Sathrang, McMillan and McVie; subs., Day and Airey. winners by Herb Hall, president of the Ontario Football Association.‘" 49048494 090 @06 0600000 % 0@ % 0 4: Twinâ€"Speakers on both models Imperial Taxi Proprietor Heated Cars at Your Service Phone 128 South Porcupine DAY AND NNGHT