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Fourth Ave. PALACE THEATRE â€" This Woeek Featuring Frank Moergan, Edna May Oliver, Ray Boiger Toâ€"Night Tues., May 16â€"17 Offer You Nelson Eddy and Eleanor Powell in lona Massey, Billy Gilgert and Reginald Owen The Greasing Tires Oils Timmins Plumbing and Heating ALL WORK GUARANTEED 8 CEDAR sST. N. PHONE 18723 Roebert Bannino, Pine south LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE H Aâ€"U L I N G A. TOMKINSON Balsam St., N. 1 Bring back the memory of the hapâ€" piest moments of your life, in years to come, with a distinctive and beautiful photograph by the Royal Btudio. L0 0608 06600 ¢ PACKING â€" â€" CRATING sSHIPPING STORAGE Miss M. Boaker, Sixth Ave. You‘ll like the quiet pleasant atmosphere too. 5 10 Y our Wedding Portrait Royal Studio Licensed under the LCB.O wail MAPLE ST. NORTH GEORGE BACON (prop.) I». W. Reid, Mountjoy St. N Jack Hurdle, Vimy Road You‘ll Like Our = HOTEL, â€" Stop at the sign of TO CHERISH ALW A Y S For Appointment Plione â€" 417 For Your Next MOVING JOB Wednes. Thurs., May 18â€"19 Starring Melvyn Douglas, Helen Westley and I‘ll Take Romance O. E. S. Officers ] at Iroquois Falls V Ircquois Falls, Ont., May 14.â€"(Speâ€" cial to The Advance)â€"The officers and members of the Pioneer Chapter No. 77 were honoured by the attenâ€" dance of the District Deputy Grand Matron, Mrs. Katharine Penny, of Ccochrane, on Thursday evening, when she paid her official visit to the lodge. The meeting was held in the Orange hali, where a good representation of the members was on hand to welcome the guests. Preceding the meeting, a delightful banquet was held in the Iroquois hotel. A most enjoyable turkey supper, comâ€" bined with all the delicacies, was servâ€" ed, and enjoyed by all. Adding to the success of the banqguet was the excelâ€" lent piano music, played by Miss Peggy Cutten. The Chapter presented Miss Cutten with a small token in appreâ€" clation of her splendid efforts. Following the bangue, the members again assembled in the hall, where the lodge work was carried on. Worthy Matron, Mrs. Edna Ollivier, in a most fitting manner presented. Mrs. Penny with a beautiful gift, on behalf of the officers and members, thanking her for having visizted here.. In response, DDGM. Mrs. Penny thanked the Lodge, and also mentionâ€" ed the commendsible work being done by this Chapter, and hoped for its conâ€" tinued success. District Deputy Grand Matâ€" ron Visits Iroquois Falls Eastern Star. € # % oo . * B ® . 130 Wilson Ave. wz Timmins cÂ¥A ce t t t t t Te d td t td 35 td N5 35 35305 05 250515 05 0505 00 05 05 005 05 0505 0500005 05 0505000535 34 3 4 4 4 4 54+ . % » ® x h k k */oF â€" Méfrfgfflgfffl?figfif’f’f‘fgffi’? * * «o. . â€" Mc ; | _ _Corner Spruce St. and Third Avenue, Timinins Phone 324 3 \\\\\\\\\sx\s\mflcvs“mx“\v “\“\\“\\%\“fi%fi“ Simply join the crowd who are buyâ€" ing sturdy good lasting suits taiâ€" lored by CLOTH ES This season it‘s easy for you to wear clothes with championship fair. " DAPPER DAN" A complete fleet of large International trucks make it economical for Leo‘s Transâ€" fer to do your hauling. Mrs. M. McLarney, Patricia Blvd. Luigi DelAntonia, Balsam St. 8. 22 PINE STREET S. Hauling of every description Now Located at 22 Pine Street South, Timmins THE KING EDWARD HOTEL THORPE RADIO SERVICE Madeâ€"toâ€"Measure Clothes Troubles When You Switch to Dry Wood For Sale iAAA LAAA . * * CLEAN ROOMSâ€"BY DAY OR WEEK PHONE 322 FOR RELIABLE REPAIRS BY AN EXPERT SERVICE TECHNICIAN Grace Moore in C Â¥ OO0Dâ€"BYE as low as $3.50 a cord Erwin. Quiet Atmosphere THE PORCUPINE ADVANCTE, \‘TMMINS, ONTaARIO Cobalt, May 16. â€"(Special to The Adâ€" vance)â€"A small fire, which Artrur Brocklebank, of Cobalt Properties, Ltd., said had the appearance of havâ€" ing been set deliberately, was reported late last Thursday night act a rock house owned by that company on the old Mining Corporation holdings, but the blaze was extinguished before any serious damage was done. David Thorne, living on Galena stroet, saw flames and called the brigade, which soon put or{ the flames after breaking in a door in order to obtain admitâ€" tance to the building. The fire startâ€" ed in the wall outside, firemen said, and might have spread through the frame, (inâ€"sheathed structure to the nearby shaft house, according to Mr. Brocklebank. Damage was less than $25 he declared, but he added that he was satisfied the fire was not an acciâ€" dent. No one was at work at the place at the time, about 10 p.m. Fire at Cobalt Mine May Have Been Work of Arsonist an enjoyable afternoon was spent in chatting. Delicious tea and refreshments were enjoyed by the visitors, officers and members of the chapter, after which Other guests from Cochrane includâ€" ed Mrs. Ethel Hellyer, Worthy Matron of the Cochrane Chapter, Mrs. Vera Smith, and Mrs. McMillan. Eastern Star Members Are Guests at Tea Mrs. Edna Ollivier was hostess at a tea given on Friday afternoon at her residence, in honour of the officers of the Eastern Star, who were visiti ing Iroquois Falls. * ® * (t. :Â¥ :Â¥ .% .% 0.6 ..O 0'0 '. '00.00 # .0 # L3 #* * + #* *# + +# # # *# ® # #* '. *# *# .‘ #* ## *22®, ..'0 Lad *) _# D.Ov. IMMINS GARAGE COMPANY LIMITED Fourth Ave. Phone 800 Stuart We Have 50 Cars Priced _ from $50. up. This car is in perfect condition both motor and in appearance. Upholâ€" stering and tires are also good. A BARGAIN AT THIS WEEK 1935 Chevrolet Coach Randall, Messines Ave $A99 Just Telephone Mr. McKayâ€"Clements advises that the new foundry can be considered as an expansion of the present facilities and will in no way affect operations at the Ontario plant. He states that the comâ€" pany‘s action in moving into this terriâ€" The New Liskeard Company erected a considerable extension to their plant in 1934 and are at present engaged in extending their plate shops and making other improvements. The new Quebec company will have the full benefit of Stone‘s foundry exâ€" perience and their laboratories and technical staff will be available at any time to aid with metallurigical problems. This company has been established at New Liskeard since 1910 and is engaged in the manufacture of mining equipâ€" ment and supplies. Their products are well known in the mining industry throughout Canada and the company has enjoyed export business to hboth South Africa and Australia. They are affiliated with J. Stone Company, Limited, Detford, England, a firm well known in the engineering industry throughout the world. The company have obtained a Quebec charter and the new operations will be conducted under the name of Wabi Tron Works, Quebec, Limited. Operation and management will be under the control of Mr. J. McKayâ€"Clements, president and managing director of the present company who will assume similar duties with the new company. F. J. WOLNO Bandmaster, who is the director of the Lions Boys‘ Band under whose auspices a grand concert is being held in the Harmony hall toâ€"morâ€" royw‘ night. The Wabi Iron Works, Limited, New Liskeard, Ontario ,announce that they will erect an iron foundry at Noranda during the coming summer. WabiCo. to Build Iron Foundry at Noranda Wabi Iron Works, Ontario, Have Formed _ Quebec Company. Read Authier Reno c Red Lake Goldshore ; San Antonio .. Sherritt Gordon . St. Anthony ... | Sullivan Consolidated Siudbury Basin ... Stadacona . Sylvanite ... Teck Hughes Toburn ... Ventures 7 / Wright Hargxeaves j m10o0ncer Preston East Doms Pamour Paymaster Pickle Crow Hudson Bay h International Nicke] Jackson Manion Kerr Addison Kirkland Lake Lokel Oro criskss. Leitch Lake Shore Lee Gold ... Little Long Lac Macassa MclLecd Co\,kshut,t Manitcba and Eastern MeIntyre ............. mcKenzie Red Lake McVistie Graha m.. McWatters Mining Coxporatxon Moneta ... Naybob Nipissing Ncranda O‘Brien Omega Con. Darkwater Dome Elacrado Falconbridsge Gillies Gcldals Granada Gunnar Hardhoc}. Hollinger Aftcn Ashley Bass Meéetals Big Missouri Beattie Bidagoos0 RBcdjJo Bralorn: Puifalo Ankerite Cansadian Malartic Tretheway Central Porcupine Central Patricia Conlagas Coniaurum | Toâ€"day‘s Stocks | Directing Boys‘ Band Chibougamau ilLste. 112 60.75 49.85 26.75 47.00 . .24 13.50 17% 1,.25 3.95 15.50 4.55 3.00 1.99 2.00 3 .65 3.058 2% A 05 4 45 105 2. 42 q1 The Men‘s Forum of the United Chiurch will hold a meeting in the basement of the church on Wednesâ€" day evening, May 18th, at 8 o‘clock. Dr. N. H. Russell will be the guest Epeaker, the subject of his address beâ€" ing "Tuberculosis." After the address there will be the regular period for questions and discussion. A musical programme has also been arranged for the evening, so the meeting will be a lpnrticularly interesting and pleasing on . Meeting of Men‘s Forum on Wednesday Evening Picked up on the street with two bottles of beer sticking out of his pockets on Sunday evening, a man givy ing an address on Elm street south wili appear in police court here on Tues~ day charged with illegal possession. Chief mourners were John Crawford. of Campbell‘s Bay, a brother; _ four daughters, Mrs. James Peever, Campâ€" bell‘s Bay; Mrs. Alexander Brown, North Bay; Mrs. John Johnson, Beachburg, and Mrs. Samuel Johnson, Cobden; three sons, James of South Porcupine; Thomas, Thornby; anda George, of Campbell‘s Bay. Two sons, Harry and Daniel, predeceased her. Rec. J. E. Wilson, of Cardinal, Ond , officiated at the service, assisted by the Rev. R. L. Mainse, the present minister of the church. Mr. and Mrs, Asa Smith sang a duet entitled "No Night There." Man Arrested on Street in Possession of Beer Mrs. Brown, who died after a brief lliness, had lived in Thornby all her life until 10 years ago, when she came here to reside with her son. He preâ€" deceased her by a year and a half. Campbell‘s Bay, Que., May 14.â€"(Speâ€" clal)â€"The funeral of Margaree Ann Crawford, widow of William Brown, of Thornby, Que., was held from the home of her late son, . Harry Brown, in Camphbell‘s Bay, to the Holiness Moveâ€" ment Church, with interment at Earâ€" andeau Protestant cemetery, Otter Lake., Death of Mother of South Porcupine Man Last Week Development work is currently being concentrated on the second level, as company is anxious to get north of the {ault now being approached. There is 245 feet of ore running beiter than $20 across 50 inches north of the fault on the first leve). New 25â€"ton mill of Porcupine Lake Gold Mining Co., Porcupine district, is operairing satisfactorily, according to H. H. Sutherland, viceâ€"president, with mill heads currently running around $11 per ton. It is thought tonnage will be incréas>d to 40 tons daily by next South Porcupine, Onw.,. May 14.â€" (Special to The Advance)â€"We have just heard, with regret, that Mrs. John Andrews, of Main street, who has been l1 for a number of weeks, has just passed on, death coming soon after 5 pm. (Saturday). Mrs. Andrews was known and respected by mosi of the community, having lived in South Porâ€" cupine both before and since her marâ€" riage some 22 years ago. Her brother. Mr. Jack Ostrom, is one of the Parly pioneers of South Porcupine and is living here yet. Mrs. Andrews came here from Fort Coulonge, where her family still reâ€" sides, and while Etta Ostrom, kept house for her two brothers before her marriage to John Andrews. Two chilâ€" dren, as well as her sorrowing husâ€" band, survive herâ€"Fred aged 20, and Jean, 16. Porcupine Lake Mine is Operating Satisfactorily tory is in line with their policy of servicâ€" ing the mines of the Province of Quebec at the most suitable point and they feel confidant that their faith in the growth of this industry will be amply justified. Mrs. J. Andrews Dies at South Porcupine The funeral was heold this af ternoon Doherty Roadhouse Co. STOCK BROKERS Timmins, 19 Pine Street North Toronto Kirkland Lake 293 Bay Street 34 Government Rd. Market Quotations Broadcast each day at 12.20 noon and 5.20 p.m. Direct Private Wires for fast and accurate quotations and executions in ali Accurate Markets and Executions in Commission basis only Local Phones 1200 and 1201 Members Toronto Stock Exchange Unlisted Stocks Mining Stocks Industrial and Public Utility Stocks Bonds A feature of the Lions Club luncheon on Thursday, was the dancing of Shirâ€" ley Thompson and the Loke twins. Gwendolinige and Katihileen. The young ladies, who are pupils of Miss Margaret Easton, gave a highly talented perforâ€" mance and literally took the meeting by storm. Fire Chief Alex Borland, who was taken to hospital last Friday afternoon suffering from an internal hemorrhage, was reported toâ€"day to be much imâ€" proved. The Chief was taken ill last Thursday but it was not until the folâ€" lowing day that his removai to hospital was deemed necessary. It will be at least four or five days yet before he will be able to go home, hospital authorities state. Report Fire Chief as Much Improved Head of Local Department Taken to Hospital After Internal Hemorrhage. Arrangements are now well under way for the entertainment at Timmins of members of the Ontarioâ€"Quéebec Diâ€" vision of the Canadian Weekly Newsâ€" paper Association who will visit the North after their regular yearly conâ€" zention on June 2nd. The convention will be held at the Royal York hotel, Toronto, on Thursday, June 2nd, and at 6.15 p.m. the members leave Toronâ€" to by train for Timmins, arriving here at 9.15 a.m,. on Friday, June 3rd. They will leave here Saturday for Kirkland Lake for a visit there, arriving back in Toronto at 7.15 a.m. Sunday. It is the custom of the provincial branch of the CW.N.A. to take a trip to some imâ€" portant section of the province as part of each yearly convention programme. This year they will visit the North. While in Timmins they will be the guests of the Timmins Kiwanis Club, the Board of Trade and the town. Plans are being made for the visitors to see the mines of the district, and there will be a banquet given in their henour on Friday evening, June 3rd. Newspapermen to be Entertained in Town Ontarioâ€"Quebee Division of C.W.N.A. to Visit. Here Next Month. Members of the 1.0.0.F and Rebekah Lodges fromall over Northern Ontario and as far south as Barrie met in North Bay on Saturday, May 14th, for a grand rally of and Oddfelâ€" lows. Among the officials present were Mrs. .Christina Doherty, president of the Rebekah Assembly, and Mrs. Berâ€" tha Sutton, viceâ€"president of the Asâ€" sombly. Representatives from â€" Timâ€" mins were Mrs. McCarthy and Mrs. C. Angus, for the Rebekahs Lodge. a class of 14 candidates at a special meeting in the St. John‘s parish hall, and in the afternoon of the same day a campetition of floor work was lheld. A banquet and luncheon party were cther features of the rally, and on Sunday morning the :tebekahs atâ€" tended church service in St. John‘s Anglican Church, North Bay. At. 10 o‘clock Saturday morning, ofâ€" ficers and the degree staff of Nipisâ€" sing Rebekah Lodge (North Bay), No. 152, conferred the Rebekah degrce on Directors of Preston East Dome mine will meet on Thursday to consider a proposition submitted by McIntyre Porâ€" cupine mine to advance the necessary funds for the building of a 250 or 300 ton mill and thereby bring the property into production. Rebekahs â€" 1.0.0.F. Rally at North Bay Delegates from Timmins Atâ€" tend Noteworthy Event. McIntyre May Build Mill for the Preston Proposal to be Considered : Meeting of Directors to | Held Thursday. MONDAY, MAY i6TH is 38