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Sleeping Car Service The Dominionâ€"wide broadcast of the dinner at the Chateau Laurier in Otâ€" tawa will be heard at the Legion hall. Major the Honourable C. G. Power, reâ€" cently appointeg minister of pensions and national health, will deliver an adâ€" dress that will be interesting and inâ€" formative. Major Power is expected to make some important announcements. A message from Right Honourable W. L. M. King or the acting prime minisâ€" ter will be heard; Hon. Ian Mackenzie, minister of national defence, and Genâ€" eral Alex Ross, Dominion president of the Legion, will be other speakers for the occasion. Every department of the government with which the Legion is n touch will be represented at the bitrhday party. The Canadian Radio Commission is presenting the broadâ€" cast from 8.30 to 9.00 p.m. Every exâ€"serviceman in the Porcupine district is invited toâ€" celebrate the tenth birthday of the Canadian Legion on Monday night when a smoker will be held at the Legion hnall on Cedar street south. President Austin Neame announced this week that it is not necessary for an exâ€"soldier to be a member of the Legion in order to join the celebration. All will be welcome, both for the parade early in the eveâ€" ning and for the programme afterâ€" wards. For particulars apply to T. N. O. NCR,. Agents ate ale alnate s "b ole in aSealnale nalh ce e ts ale t To Celebrate Tenth Birthday of Legion Lv. Montreal Lv.â€" Ottawa Artr. Timmins Timmins Branch of <the Legion to Hold Parade with Programme at Hall Afterwards. Lv. Timmins Arr. Ottawa Arr. Montreal ateaBe en dn a T wl ale a To a Te a Te ale a te ale ate ce ate e 6 e 00 a 3 3e 0 0 0T0 a ts a 2o a 2e 020 420400 000 000000 404 Temiskaming Northern Ontario Canadian Pacific THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 218T, 1935 All commands and branches of the TIMMINSâ€"OTTAW A MONTRE A L Canadian Pacific Peel, mixed ready cut per‘lh. pKkg.!".....:.:3..:..:...:3}.0...000.2, per Glazed Cherries, 4 lb. pkg... / lb. phkg... Bowes‘ Maraschino Cherries s s Valencia Almonds, Ib. .......... Jordan Almonds, Ib........:....... Blanched Almonds, Ib. .......... Five Roses Flour, 24 lbs......... Bowes‘ famous G Mincemeat, 30 oz jar 356 Ci Just at the right time, Purdon and bring to you, at special prices, everything you will need for your Christmas baking. Just check these items and plan right now to start on your cakes, puddings, mincemeat and other holiday delicacies. Australian Seedless Reâ€"cleaned Currants Kaisins, 3 Ibs ........... 25c per 1b. IGC French Bordeaux Fresh Pitted I).ltes Walnuts, 1b. 2 3¢ 2 lbs. 25¢ ......... Peel, Lemon or Orange, lb. ,..25¢ Citron, Ib..:....35¢ s 1: Timmins, Phone 111 and 133 THOUTUGHTFUL CARE AND DIGNITY CHARACTERIZE OUZE SERVICE "Holly" currants, Sunâ€"maid seeded and seedless raisins, Tillsor‘s grade A 1 strictly fresh eggs. PURDON LAFLAMME 8. To W A LK ER P CHRISTMAS BAKING T IME Westbound Eastbound TELEPHONE 509 between New OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Funeral ODirector 10.30 a.m 7.00 p.m. 9,.25 p.m 5.00 p.m 1.15 p m CHRISTMAS Food Specials Etayner Sun:â€"We wonder if any of | the stores will te open on Christmas | Day. | The late Mr. Culver arifted into mining through conditions brought about by his health some years ago. He found that his herlth demanded open air activity, while he felt he had to be occupisd with business ventures. Mining seemed to offer the right comâ€" bination and so he became associated with mining and prospecting. He acâ€" quired interests in Silver Queen, Beaâ€" ver, Timiskaming and other properties in 1905 in the opening days of Cobalt and maintained an active connection with mining until his death. Frank L. Culver, one of the best known of the mining men interested in the North Land mining industry, dropped dead in his office in the Transportation Building, Bay street, Toronto, on Monday. The news of his death comes as a shock to wide circles of friends in the North. The late Mr. Culver had many mining interests in the North country. He was president of the Beaver Consolidated Mines, Limited, and was also president of the Ajax Oil angq Gas Company. In past years he had been interested in many properties in the Cobalt and Ruirkland Lake areas particularly, but had also been concerned to greatrr or less degree with ventures in all mining fields in the North. A Toronto despatch referring to his mining interests this week says : â€" "Mr. Culver‘s Beaver Mine was held as an example of the best and safest worked mine on the continent. It was he who inventeqd the "flag signal" so that foreigners who did not understand the English language would recognize dangerous territory. It is well known that Culver accomplished much in soâ€" The late Frank Culver was a member of the Lambton Golf Club, the Parkâ€" dale Canoe Club, the Parkdale Bowling Club and the Bay City Commercial Club. He was an independent in poliâ€" tics. His chief hobby is given as motorâ€" ing. cial work on promoting better living conditions in mining camps. Social soâ€" cieties ware formed for the wives and children of miners, while picture shows and other gqiversions were inaugurated." The poppy day campaign was sucâ€" cessful throughout the country, many localities having exceeded last year‘s total of money raised. Frank Culver Dies Suddenly in Office Wellâ€"known Mining Man Succimbs to H e a r t Trouble at His Toronto Office. Legion throughout Canada are, without exception, celebrating the organization‘s tenth anniversary, a communication from headquarters says. ..... 89c Georgian Pure Apple Cider, It pays to always shop at Purdon Lafiamme‘s for fine fresh foods at low prices. 25¢ 15¢ 15¢ 25¢ south Porcupine, Phone 150 Schumacher, November 20th, 1935. SBpecial to The Advance. Miss Alice Jones, of the office of the provincial police, MHaileybury, visited rer father sister last week. A quiet wedding was solemnized at Trinity United Church manse on Sunâ€" day evening, by the Rev. M. Tait, wher Miss H. Ferguson, of Edinburgh, Scotâ€" land, became the bride of / Andreéew Doite, of town. The couple were atâ€" tended by Mr. ang Mrs. William Isnor, Mrs. Jack Beattie and children left Monday for their new home at the Omega Mine, Larder Lake. Mr. and Mrs, Beattie will be greatly missed here for their interest, and activities im church, social and sports in town. Many teas and parties were given prior to their departure to their new home. Miss E. Sorenson, who has been visitâ€" ing Miss H. Francis, left Friday for her home in Winnipeg. Nominations for reeve and councillors for the township of Tisdale will take place at the town hall, South Porcuâ€" pine, on Friday, November the 22n<. Miss Muriel Teasdale, who has been visiting in Haileybury for the past few months. returned home last week. Bornâ€"Thursday, November the 14th, 1935, to Mr. and Mrs. S. Telford, 50 Secâ€" ond avenueâ€"a son. A quiet wedding took place in the parish hall at South Porcupine on Wednesday, November the sixth, by Father Gelinas, when Katherine, secâ€" cnd daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bugera, became the bride of William Chisholm. Miss Bugera was formerly with the Bucovetsky company. Mr. and Mrs. B. Prentice, who have been visiting ‘at the home of Mrs. Small, left Thursday for their home in Fort Stewart. Mrs. Eyolfson spent the weekâ€"end visiting in Toronto and Newmarket. The inquest into the death of Mrs. D. K. MacDonald was held on Saturâ€" day, with Coroner Frank Evans, of Tisdale, presiding. The jury found that deceased had come to her death by a car driven in bad weather conditions and not the necessary precautions taken. Perfect Skating on Lake at Schumacher Reception in Honour of Rev. Fr. Martindale. Other Items of Interesting Schuâ€" macher News, Your Ford dealer will gladly arrange for you to drive the New Ford YÂ¥â€"8 far enough to get the "feel" of Vâ€"8 performance. Then check the wealth of feaâ€" tures that reflect this same standard of quality and value â€" in style, comfort, driving and braking ease, and safety. Your enthusiasm for this car as an outâ€" standing value will equal ours. The lines of the New Ford areâ€" much more beautiâ€" ful. The hood is longer and sweeps forward over the new radiator grille, giving the car new length and grace. Fenders are larger with a wide flare. Horns are concealed behind cireular grilles beneath the headlamps. Steel wheels are of new design. Upâ€" holstery, fittings and finish are rich and impressive. That was a real undertaking in an automobile priced as low as the Ford is priced. But the many luxuryâ€"class features in the Ford Vâ€"8 for 1936 show how successfully this purpose has been carried out. THE beauty of the New Ford Vâ€"8 was not achieved by chance. It grew out of Ford‘s purpose to bring # every feature of the car up to the standard of the Ford Vâ€"8 engine. Showroom at 16 Second Ave., opp. the Ball Grounds, Timmins, Phone 415 THE PORCUPINE ADVANCZ, ONCFARIO Mrs. Jack Phillips, who nas been in Toronto since May receiving medical treatment at the Lockwood clinic, reâ€" turned home on Sunday, very much imâ€" proved in health. Her daughter, Lois, who has been in Toronto for the past two years, accompanied her mother Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Fournier enâ€" tertained on Wednesday evening in honour,.of Pather Martindale of this parish. The evening was sp°nt in playâ€" ing five hundred. The prize winnets were:â€"First, Mrs. A. Shields; second, Mrs. L. Boutet; third, Mrs. G. Deâ€" Roches; consolation, Mrs. Z. Fournier. door prize, Mrs. L. Martin. Refreshâ€" ments were served by the hostess. Faâ€" ther Martindale thanked the gathering for their hearty welcome. Mr. H. Finkleman is on a business trip to Toronto. Miss C. Goudour, of Haileybury, visâ€" ited at the home of Miss E. Jones, last week. of .the Vipond Mine. Mr. and Mrs Doite will reside in town. Mrs. J. Cosser spent the wsek visiting her parents in Toronto. Halperin Optical Parlor 7 Pine St. N. â€" Phone 212 Irvin Rosner, r. Eyesight Specialist Located in Halpsrin Jewelery Store EVENINGS BY_ APPOINTMENT COXsULpT It‘s the new idea! Corectal Wideâ€"Vision Lenses. Not a fad, but recognized as highly imâ€" proved lenses that give clear, accurate, â€"undistorted sightâ€" tothe very edge. Uniform vision in every part of the lens. Let us show you CORECTAL imâ€" provements. McDOWELL MOTORS â€"end ~VARING AND HIS PENNSYLVANIANS, 9:30 (E. 8. T ; evening. Columbia Broadcasting System. h \â€" The Northern Lights Lodge No. 100 of the Daughters of England Benevoâ€" lent Society held their semiâ€"monthly meeting in the Oddfellows‘ hall on Mcnday svening, Nov. 18th, at 7 p.m. The Worthy President, Sister Lory, presided. There was a good turnout of the membership. Sister Good, a charter member of the lodge, was given a hearâ€" ty welcome back to the lodge. A numâ€" ber of new candidates were installed. The Worthy Treasurer, Sister Precious, gave a reading on the goou work done by the lodge in the past years. The soâ€" cial committee have planned to hold their next whist drive in the Hollinger Hall on Tuesday evening, Nov. 26th, at 8 pm. The evening was then closed in the usual manner with singing "God sSave the King." Semiâ€"Monthly Meeting of Daughters of England turning Morday and Mrs. Stevens reâ€" maining with her parents until after Christmas. The marriage of Miss Fanny Finkleâ€" man, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Finkleman, took vlace to Mr. Harry Nefchin, in Toronto. The young couple arrived home Tuesday where many parties are arranged for them. ‘ Miss Beryl Cooper is being much enâ€" tertained this week, prior to her marâ€" riage next Monday. On Tuesday Mrs. J. R. Tcdq entertained at a kitchen showetr Friday for Queen‘sâ€"Va The W. A. of Trinity United Church are holding their annual bazaar on Tuesday afternoon and evening, Noâ€" vember the 26th. Miss Mamie Green intends opening a beauty salon in South Porcupine. bonfires wer the lake, but ed a week ol midâ€"Novemb Mis: E€pring friend Mis: Neve ved LV in years has there been such kating on Pearl Lake. Since _ morning the ice was suffiâ€" rozen to skate on and the weather made outdoor skatâ€" asure. On Sunday hundreds of ere. on the lake, and large wers sgen at intervals around but with Tuesday‘s snow endâ€" t of ideal ice and weather for sp age of Miss Fanny Finkleâ€" daughter of Mr. and Mrs. n, took vlace Sacarday to NVefchin, in Toronto. The e arrived home Tuesday parties are arranged for OI ideal ice and weather for * in the North. Lindross, of MacIntosh the weskâ€"end visiting 1€ ‘een intends opening â€"South Porcupine. Donald Stevens left to to attend the Mr. Stevens reâ€" nc Mrs. Stevens reâ€" parents until after It takes eight cylinders for modern performance. The Ford gives you the finest type of eightâ€" cylinder engine â€" the Vâ€"8. Tried and proved in actual service by over two million motorists â€" its performance, â€" reliability, and economy are bywords. Orchestra and celebrated guest soloists, 9 o‘clock (E. 8. T.). FRED ~VARING AND HIS PENNSYLVANIANS, 9:30 (E. 8. T.), Tuesday The railroad car, a box car, and not the conventional type of coal car, was scaled at Hanna, Alberta. This weight was checked by railway officials and verified. The "tare" of the box car, that is the weight without load, was checked, and the resuiting figure for Following a careful investigation inâ€" to an alleged discrepancy in the weight of a carload of coal qgelivered to the town at the railroad from an Alberta mine, it has been decided by municipal officials that those trucking the coal from the railway to the town‘s storage must have missed weighing one truckâ€" load. Think One Truckload of Coal Not Weighed Investigation of Apparent Discrepancy in Weight Shows that One Truckâ€" load Not Weighed. 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But the municipality has a fleet of trucks and the council dscided it would be cheaper to look afâ€" ter the unloading and delivery, The only explanation of the difference in the total weights appears to be that one truckload was not weighed. the coal was 63,600 pounds. When the ccal was unloaded here, the town had it weighted, truckload by truckload, and the total was found to be 60,633 pounds. The difference, 2967 pounds, is approxiâ€" mately the weight of one truckload of coal. The possibility of one truckload hnayvâ€" ing delivered to a wrong destinaâ€" tion was also investigated carefully and cfficials are satisfied that the town reâ€" ceived every poungd of coal that was deâ€" livered at the railroad siding. Try The Advance Want Advertisements Ford Yâ€"8 Tudor Sedan