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Porcupine Advance, 23 Dec 1937, 3, p. 6

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V PÂ¥. FL MA ~LXJ FLIL £X 1 HOME! Since Insulated With ROCK WOOL A GIFT yc dGress was ed educati organizations. Mrs. Plumptre, in openâ€" inz her address commented on the Committee of the Board of Education, Chairman of the Board of Education, is alderman on the council of the city of Toronto, and president of the Adult Education Association of Ontario, and is also interested in many other notable alderman of the To: the Schumaczcher High day morning to the ge the students. Mrs. Plumpntre. who Mrs. Plumptre, who is the mother of Mrs. Tyrrell, of Hari street, Timmins, was introduced by Mr. Blake, principai ¢f the Schumacher High School, who mentioned the different orgarizations in which Mrs. Plumptre has taken part, She had been head of the Vocational Interesting Address by Mrs. Plumptre Pupils of Schumacher High school Hear Noted Eduâ€" cationalist. Doherty Roadhouse Co. Free Telephone Service from South Porcupine, Pamour, etc. 19 Pine Street North ery interesting was given by M i MWOH LVHXH OJ V ON Arrangements have now been made extending our free Telephone Service to clients in South Porcupine, Paâ€" mour and vicinity. Just ask your local operator for Doherty Roadhouse Co., you will be connected with our office immediately. Call us tor quotations and the prompt execution of orders on all Exchanges. Listen to our daily broadcasts at 12.20 noon and 5.20 pm. giving you upâ€"toâ€"theâ€"minute market prices, Ing and pileasing adâ€" y Mrs. Plumptre,. notâ€" ind a recentlyâ€"elected Toronto council, at 1ligh School on Monâ€" e general asszsembly of Members of the Toronto Stock Exchange ind a failure, but this was rot the fault of| Croess to "bi the idea or plan but the fault of those| magnificant who took part.in it, and were not willâ€"| minds of the ing to coâ€"operate with one another.) but it also m obvious pride which the studen school took in the building. t irg that in her tour of the buil had noticed the cleanliness and of it, Her address centreda on that working out a project br ision of thought, and mutual c tion. "Pecple must have a plan by" stated the speaker. As an she mentioned the League of Some people thought the Lea the students of the building. mentionâ€" of the building she Timmins wen" that mortgage and 1€¢ ] Cross renewed cou 11â€" | to continue the A.d i V A MAAA LN ols uie NY W Â¥ 3 â€" : > ds C ud . .l Conla{-,a() sibility of Light Snow. |Comam um Con Chibougamau Christmas eve will be ushéred in | Darkwater with moderately cold weather with posâ€" | Doeme sibility of light snow for the weekâ€"end,| Eldorado ... according to the holiday forecast made| Falconbridge by S. C. Wheeler at the meteoxoloolcal Glencora | department at Hollinger Mines. Gcldale | | This week saw the coldest day of the ] Granada \ winter thus far, the mercury dipping to | Gunnar eleven below zero on Tuesday. This| Hardrock | morning at eight o‘clock the temperaâ€" | Hollinger | ture was two below zero, which was the Howey | lowest point reached at any time dur. | Hudson Bay ... . [ irg the night. | Int{.rnatmnal.Nxcke Maximum and minimum tempera.| YACKson Manion C f t iaa Kerr Addison tures for the past three days were:â€" feificiand Lake Monday. zero and 7 below; Tuesday, 26 j and 11 below; Wednesday, 33 ana | L®P®! Or0 | below. Four inches of snow has fallen Leiten R Lak Shoxo | since Monday. | s ! ! | | Christrmr with mod: sibility of according by 5.~0C.;! departme Temperature Will Not be Extreme â€"Howeverâ€"Posâ€" sibility of Light Snow. case of the Junior Red Crc for crippled children at Cai year this Calgary enterpris ously handicapped, with a ment to be made on a mort; hospital. Along comes Hon nett‘s cheque for $2,650 to truth about him. H his innumerable kind frequent evidences ol friends, however, ihlngs, and there are to quots. For instar Case of the Junior R AaiWways re give hard without ¢( fancy he ated. and at the idea of the student thankin her instead of one of the staff mem bers, adding that this taught the stud ents to "stand on their own feet " Hon. R. B. Bennett Gives Splended Christmas Gift Hon. dered n R. B. Berne ed as a strong, a ys ready to do hard blows and out complaint. y he is often pc _ and even as "I ing word. Thos however. never or instanct Junior Red JjO0in t is usuaily conâ€" sertive individual, battle, willing to to take the same In the popular nted as opinionâ€" ardboiled." to use : who know him ire of telling the nmnever mentions M 1 example i tE Benâ€" 30 1€ AIS His The custom of making presents at Christmas is derived from very ancient usage. It was a Teutonic invention. In Latin countries gifts were exchanged at New Year‘s, writes James Waldo Fawcett in the Washington, DC., Eveâ€" Six Chimney Fires Reported Wednesday Fire Department Kept Busy Answering Calls â€" N o Damage in Any Case. himney fires before any damage reâ€" ulted. The fires were so spaced that t was rot necessary to use more than ne piece of equipment at a time. The ddresses at which the fires were reâ€" orted are, 27 First avenue; 117 Cedar treet, north; 83 Sixth avenue; 119 Balâ€" am street south: 258 Eim street north: Lee Gold Little Long Lac Macassa McLeod Cockshutt Manitoba East MclIintyre 3 McKenzie Red Lake McVittie Graham McWatters Mining Corporation Moneta Naybob Nipissing . Noranda Timmins fire departmen x times on Wednesday be id 9.30 p.m. and exting iimney fires before anyvy Castle Tretheway Central Porecupin( Central Patricia Bidgood Bobjo Bralorne . Buffalo Ankerite Canadian Malarti Afton Ashley Brett Base Metals Big Missouri RBeattie _ Toâ€"day‘s Stocks NOISV .IDO AMMAM YOJA SHMHMMOUT ALMIdWO.) st n( Authier Flower Shop Mcinnis Block WE WIKE FLOWERs® AN Y WHERE #lertn Christmas ‘Ca V ‘pariment were out esday between noon d extinguished six Losted SOlU 3.00; 3.9D0 .1,90 53.00 5.28 330 51.50 46.25 1 ‘%4 l | 3 0) 46 1.06 12.70 $7.50 1.03 12 1.80 2.10 99 10%, 8.00 13.50 5.00 25 3G The following new books have been added to the South Porcupine public libratry:â€". Home for Christmasâ€"Douglas. Famineâ€"O‘Flaherty. John Corneliusâ€"Walpole. River Supremeâ€"Hobart. In Dubious Battleâ€"Steinbeck. Human Beingâ€"Morley. Brief Flower of Youthâ€"Heath. The Scent of Waterâ€"Buchan. So Whatâ€"Clark. No Hearts to Breakâ€"Ertz. And So Victoriaâ€"Wilkins. Recapture the Moonâ€"Thompson. Bread and Wineâ€"Wilone. They Seek a Countryâ€"Youne. The Citadelâ€"Cronin. Swift Watersâ€"Parmenter. Coronation Summerâ€"Thirkell. Jane of Lantern Hillâ€"Montgomery. New Library Books At South Porcupine This week under proclamation by Mayor Bartleéeman, Monday next, Dec. 27th, was proclaimed a civic holiday and all the business places of the town are asked to close and remain closed on that day. In the Old Country it is customary to observe the day after Christmas ("Boxing Day" it is called) as a public‘holiday, all business places being closed. The practice has also found much favour in Canada, as it allows for a better holiday for staffs around Christmas time. Fiction and Nonâ€"Fiction Voâ€" lumes added to South Porâ€" cupine Library. Mayor Proclaims Boxing Day as Civic Holiday Police Seize Two Timmins Taxicabs Drivers of Both Vehicles Charged With Having Liâ€" quor in Hlegal Place., 5 Third Avenue CHOICE OF ASSORTED PIES FRUIT UPON REQUEST POT OF SPECIAL BLEND COFFEE HOT ROLLS AND BUTTER NOTEâ€"Make your reservation earlyâ€"Ask our Chef to make any additional dish you wish. ARGYLE GRILL SPECIAL EChristmas MENU ARGYLE GRILL The Argyle Grill now have the services of Canada‘s outstanding Chefâ€"Mr. Dan Hollows. manageâ€" ment will do everything possible to make your Christmas Dinner a real suceess. PHONE 1254â€"FOR RESERV ATIONS ROAST MANITOULIN TURKEY CRANBEERRIES ROAST YOUNG CHICKEN (White M CRANBERRIES ICE CREAM and CAKE FRENCH FRIED POTATCES EARLY JUNE FEAS TUTTIâ€"FPRUITTI ICE CREAM AND CHRISTMAS CAKT ENGLISH PLUM PUDDINGâ€"RUM SAUCE ASSORTED NUTS CHICKEN BOUILLION sSOUP OR TQOMATO JUICE COMBINATION SALAD CHOICE OF ROAST YOUNG BABY CHICKENâ€"NATURAL GRAVY BROILED CLUB STEAKâ€"HOTEL STYLE BOILED ONTARIO TURKEYâ€"OYSTER SAUCE MIXED GRILL LAMB CHOPS, BACON AND SAUSAGE MASHED, BOILED OR ENGLISH JUNE PEAS FULL Tâ€"BONE STUEAK y CHICKEN BOUILLION ICEFE GRAPEE Special $1.00 Dinner Tinmtmins‘ Smartest Restaurant CHEESE and WAFERS ENGLISH PLUM PUDDINGâ€"RUM SAUCE ASSsSORTED NUTS Special 75c Dinner Rev. pretty day) a marria Wedding This Morning at St. Anthony‘s Churceh Smi Bat heim. tor Man ths The ‘Gre Lord Bo For the You Can‘t Ha. Background to Of All Placesâ€" Johnâ€"â€"Baird. The Very Hous Shining Headls Moon Over Ac: Married Pespl Love at Armsâ€"Sabatini. Tell Englandâ€"Raymondt O‘Halloranâ€"Str Nevadaâ€"Zane Grey. Mandoa Mandoaâ€"Holtb Wounded Soulsâ€"Gibbs. Troubled Watersâ€"Raine The Spy Paramountâ€"O1 The Lsorenzo Bunchâ€"Ta Poi Th 1 Fr. Guevremont officiated at a wedding this morning (Thursâ€" t 8.30 am when he united in re, Miss Doris Brazeau and Mr. Jimâ€"Willsic. Nenâ€"Fiction Man‘s 1 Motherâ€"Day. Unknownâ€"Carroll at Migrationâ€"Guillett. hwellâ€"Goreâ€"Brown. Steps of Mosesâ€"Golding. Pages of American Humout STOCK BROKERS Timmins, 19 Pine Street North Toronto Kirkland Lake 293 Bay Street 34 Government Rd. CHOICE OP Doherty Roadhouse Co. Paramountâ€"Oppenheim nzo Bunchâ€"Tarkington ~â€" _Questâ€"Parmenter. Baxi Windso NU Market Quotations broadcast each day at 12.20 noon and 5.230 p.m. Direct private wires for fast and aceurâ€" ate quotations and executions in all A T RKEYâ€"NUT DRESSING RRIES Dat h or TOMATO JUICH RUIT CUP Rhir Silve Acourate Markets and Executions in Commision basis only Local Phones 1200 and 1201 Despin reoryvthit ‘OURY POTATOES ASPARAGUS TIPS ISâ€"â€"CIrOW. ional Methoc ne. â€"Oppenheim Bassett. Cunningham. nehart. ‘er Brushâ€"Biuut mentt Stree Members LPoronto Stock Exchange MASHED POTATOES ASPARAGUS TIPS Roche ngâ€" Ambl Unlisted Stocks Mining Stocks Industrial and Public Utility Stocks Bonds Oppen QUEEN OLIVES CHOICE OF PIFS Norris The Eve of Epiphany, or Twelfth Night (January 6th) is to the children of Rome what Christmas is to us. at $10%,328 from 28,030 tons of ore fo average recovery of $3.52. Operatin: expenses for the month were $72,.032 leaving operating profit of $30,297. Thi compares with production of $97.98: from 29,894 tons in October, when aver age recovery was $6.28 and operating profit '5;2'.'.171;. Production for the firss elevet months of this year stands at $1,021,â€" 873 from milling of 310,075 tons, aver age recovery being $3.29. Opsrating costs for this period were $£697.813 an« operating profit $324,060. Young Davidson Mines, Matachew area, operated by Hollinger Consolid; ed Mines, reports November producti J. M. Lorraine. The wedding place in St. Anthony‘s Roman C lic Church Young Davidson Mines Makes Production Gains The witnesses we tel and Mr. Albert the bride. T 1mmins THE CHRISTMAS WREATEH With holly and ivy Sso green and so ga We deck up our house As fresh as the day With bays and rosemary And laure! complete. And everyone now Is 2 king in conceit. e M Old Carol, 1695 {Ir. Joseph Man azeau, father c Q LV 100 1€

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