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services a and has u was promi clcty, Tim Chorus.- :1: entertainer and was : any good ( purpose. ' will wish their new There was town council adopt, 1he 0.5L decide upon mates were and the cxm on unless iL not be avoid best. interests for reducing ‘ possible figux' fact that thi 00ch about, $ from the sh; said thv Adv means that. I economy it i. small men the cstima and mduc rate for m for the pi up r0511 from to circles u the eig‘h has boo 01's. mills hi with a mililm Northc "Mr. \Vilf branch of t and Power ten years. a; the head on Liskem'd. u “Mr. Jas. C old-timers of vance ten yea the south, .5: Lake on his \I friends and r he is familiar of friends her Tlmmins for He has been 1 sporting circl and baseball, ent of the Hockey male unless he wa was always a booster for l was also pron other circles general regret family from t the very best i Clans and fax course of the In the Adv “Mr. and Mrs girl left this a wi has In the in If in 1929 Dccemt to the Timmi: that. al. favour evident and all have a RADIO REPAIRS 1113. post the thu and H Mr Jo iskamlng was in u an advm PAGE Elmrr 1V“ 31 ll th szul other 01‘ the cmnpany at New lrtl. to take up his new duties hunch Audit Inspector. Before 2. 'I‘innnins. he was presented I handsome elul) bag and set of I')‘ brushes by the stalls of the em Ontario Light and Power Co. he 'I‘emiskaming Telephone 00.. mark of appreciation and good For some years past Mr. Hardy ~en connected with the Power and one offices here and has been 1r with the public as well as with .afl‘s. He took an active interest arts and was prominent in other 1il (I U ht h Ii Tl ll [five 01‘ the com; to take up his h Audit, Inspec Lnnnins, he was Idsnnm club bag ‘ushns by the s1 )1 $40,000 li man prommer N I‘i pr lll ,Imil paratc ll )(I .l 1' Idctte. MP. for Tem- 1 the Dominion House. years ago. having tak- l'( H lozen or more yeazs. fluent and helpful in especially in hockey year he was presid- mins B‘aseball Club. were not complete I attendance and he .rong but intelligent ey in Timmins. He nt in Oddfellows and 2. and there will be the removal of the 1. while all wish him is new location. Mrs. will join him in the two or three weeks." ‘ of April 4th. 1929: J. Downie and little ; tor Toronto to take :re. Their departure >e regretted by wide Mr. Downie during e has been in town, 15' with his talented \V 1001 ll ,hc Ht Lh )Wl :ial meeting of the ears ago to finally for the year and to x rates. The esti- arel‘ully considered 35 were agreed up- -lt that they could hout injury to the e town. “Necessity itures to the lowest emphasized by the the town will re- less than last year the gold royality." it the time. “This ith the most rigid possible to avoid a IC tax rates. After carefully gone over rver practical. the 18 set as 54.02 mills I] n VIKING ELECTRIC CV 01‘ OH 1L ll [FLOUR POLISHERS AND \‘ACL'L'M CLEANERS FOR RENT K 11‘ “no; upportcrs and 711001 support- four and five in “CIT (1.3 more. he 1lcdonion 80- Society. Tim- irclcs. As an .mch demand 0 help along n any worthy ends in town ry success in stcr recess to his large rid- Lhe proposed med to be In it was quite on the map town should 3 building. the popular aid The Ad- his week for at Kirkland a visit, with 3. “Jim" as ong his host L resident of h mmir 1n M .ast year." the local ario Light weathc it, like! )mplew Icrcnce for the .te smd 1 Lion )be 10 CEDAR STREET NORTH Mr HC {Miss Leone Burton. A _particularly pleasing and interesting feature was the C. G. I. T. camp fire scene i'nclud- ed a gypsy visit. This was very clever- ily presented. The spanish dance by ’Miss Jean Sutherland was greatly ap- lpreeiated while Miss Margaret Easton presented the Sailor’s Hornpipe in very Iefiectivc and pleasing wav," I The social evening held under the. iauspices of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Canadain Legion Timmins Post proved to be a very enjoyable and successful ’evcnt ten years ago. Refreshments were .served after the cards. these being of Ia very high order and much appreci- Eated. A short period of dancing was ithcn held. W, A. Dcvine playing for {this part of the evening. the ladies Iappreciating the music as a material 'factor in the success of the evening. !Vocal solos were rendered by Mrs. [Stonehouse and Mr. Pearce. The pleasing event came to a close with the midnight hour. The mether and daughter banquet held in the basement of the United Church ten years ago was a very suc- cessful and pleasing affair. The event which was under C. G. I. T. auspices. was largely attended by girls and their mothers and friends. The tables were tastefully decorated with flowers and blue Candles lighted added a pictur- esque touch. Miss Wilson presided. and the whole evening was a most en- joyable one. Miss Edith Hill in cap- able way proposed the toast to the church. which was responded to by the Rev. Mr. Parks. Miss Teresa DeMille ably proposed the toast to “Mothers". Mrs. Monck responding. In addition there were pleasing readings and re- citation by Miss Marjory Nelson and some kind or other or from the elec- trical wiring. The later is not prob- ably as the wiring was practically new and of the most modern type and the wiring was protected. In addition the lights throughout the house were all in good condition during the time the fire was in progress. On account oi the location of the fire it was difficult to fight and hard to conquer. The smoke was also very dense for a time and added to the difficulties of the firemen. To reduce the possible ices as much as possible the chemical tanks only were used, though the water lines were laid ready for use in case it were necessary . representative attendance of members of the band and the meeting was a busy and lengthy one. Reports for the past year were read and approved. the band having passed a successful year and finances being in satisfactory con- dition. One of the-chief items of bus- iness of the evening was the election of officers which was held by ballot and resulted as follows: Honorary presi- dentsz-Mayor Geo. S. Drew. Dr. J. A McInnis, A. F. Brigham. R. J. Ennis. J. Knox R. Dye, Capt. Delahunt. Rev. president-G. A. Mcdonaid: vice presi- dent. A. Borinnd. Sn; secretary-treas- Fr. Theriauit, Rev. Fr. O'Gonnan; urer-â€"-F. J. Hornby: assistant secy.- treasâ€"-â€"H. Thomas; Executive commit- teeâ€"S. Fairbrother. P. Cherry. L. Phy- saciea; Entertainment committeeâ€"A. Bough, H. Thomas. C. Johns. C. Church; property committeeâ€"ABough and H. Thomas: librarianâ€"C. Johns. Ten years ago there was a fire alarm turned in from box 31. corner of Third avenue and Birch street. the fire being at Mr. Leo Mascioli's fine residence on Third avenue. The fire was bet-ween the ceiling and the floor of the attic and the cause of the blaze could not be determined, the third storey of the house not being in use at the time. The only poslblc explanation for the fire originating where it did would seem to be spontaneous combustion ol officers resulted dents : -I\ McInnis J. Knox presiden dent. A. circles here. Theta will be general regret at his removal from town. whlle all wrll be pleased at the promotion won by this Tlmmlns young man." The annual mectlng ol‘ the Tlmminzs Citlzcns' Band was held in the band rooms at the Central public schowl busy and past year band ha‘ and final 'Cfl!‘ (SM rid of those noying noises. Be lain your radio is forming correctly. work guaranteed. Phone 590 Ccn The: an cor per All Tll‘ 11' With Amu- Shirley. Nan (i-rcy. Ralph Bellamy. Gloria lloltlrn, Margaret 'I‘ullirhct. Noah Every. 11‘. and Others. With \xlly Kibbm (.‘linrI'. Budd and Reginald ()wcn Andy ( hdc (IIIIIId\â€"‘ BOOM GOES 'I‘IIF GROUM" I’Opch LartumIâ€"“(Enunlaml‘ \1.G.M.Miniatureâ€"Great llIaIt With Edward Arnold. Charles (‘oburn and Joseph Schildkraut Wednesday and Thursday, April 12th 8.; 13th l)()l'Bl.l'I I’I'IATL'RE PROGRAMME LICW' AYRI‘ZS and MAYREEN O'SULLIVAN in With Ruth Massey. Burgess Meredith, Ann Morriss and Juyct Compton With Lanny Ross. Gloria Stuart. Joan Marsh and Robert Rice “I’m hen here." T taker. T( April 1. E Sundz LAS'I‘ SHOWING 'l‘hursday, April (5th Friday, Friday Midnight and Saturday April 7th and 8th JANET (i.\Y.\'()l{. l.()Bl‘IR'l' M().\"l‘(.iOMERY ANI) I"R_\.\'('IH)'I‘ TONIC in NORMA SHEARER and ('LARK CABLE in NOTIC E-â€"â€"â€"l “THREE LOVE HAS NANCY” rl'C. I'm not so good as I used to be. but I’m That is the philisophy or Mrs. Annie Whit- I‘oronto. who celebrated her IOISt birthday, Eighty years ago she remembers using a stove- DENNIS () Klilil’li and FLORENCE RICE in a y “VACATION FROM LOVE” PALACE With Rog‘inald Owen and June Knight AT'I‘RAC'I‘ION N0. 2 1058 trip to North ford and other 1 1nd Mrs. V. W00 “a t her home in Schu- 1C1 Mrs. L. H. Benton . were Timmins visit- “Mrs. F. J. Horn‘oy Midnight, Monday and Tuesday April 9111, 10th and 11th "SPRING MADNESS” “I [)IOT'S DELIGHT” 'l‘HE LADY OBJECTS “GIRLS” SCHOOL” TELEPHONE 560 Stewart Co. Store subscriptions for me at a very spe- W. Studden and the Eastexâ€" tide ives at Hailey~ .mins. Out. on 1929. to Mr. and SfX ‘( )Nl) FEATURE On Double Feature Programme; coming to our theatres, we request our patrons to attend the Theatre not later than 8.00 pm. to see entire performance. ast to take F. De Luca. week with “Mr. Jas out now 0. 5 Limited _ the gues: \T 101 SHE STILL GETS UP AT 6 A.M. AT THE TIMMINS THEATRES THE I'ORC'UPINE ADVANCE. W8. ONTARIO A husky lad. Guignard pulled away from here about 12.30 Monday a'fter- noon. and he passed through Cobalt a half hour later. _ He had calculated. it was stated. it 'would require until Thursday to make North Bay, and he planned to stay nights at camps along .the highway. the first of these operat2d by his father. 8. Guignard, a wood deal- er. The opening stretch of 100 miiex, until the pavement is reached at North Bay. was expected to prove the hardest of the trip. since weather condition:- The youth. who wore as one article of apparel a red and white sweather bearing the words on the front “From Northern Ontario," and on the back “To San Francisco, Cal.” said before he left he was making the trip to see the coun- try. to keep himself fit and possibly to a secure a job for himself on his return. It is his intention .to keep a log of the journey, entering in its pages the various items of interest he comes across in .the course of his travels. he indicated. A husky lad. Guignard pulled away from here about 12.30 Monday a'fter- noon. and he passed through Cobalt a half hour later. He had calculated. it was stated. it 'would require until Guignard bears with him a letter of identification from Mayor 8. J. Mason of Haileybury, and he plans to make calls on the mayors of the dillerent towns and cities throuz’h which he passes on route to Lhe far Pacific (308% Then he left, home. Guignard intended to route himself through to Toronto. thence by way of Detroit to Chicago some time today on'a bicycle trip whose ultimate destination is the Golden Gate Exhibition at San Francisco. Guignard left here early Monday afternoon. With no set time table for the long overland trip. but quite determined to am'ive finally in San Francisco. Haileybury Youth _ Cycling to the South Haileybury. April 6.â€"-(Special to The Advancmâ€"Unless the blustery weather of earlier in the week should have slow- ed him down more than he anticipated, Gelas Guignard. 18-year-old youth of this town. should pedal into North Bay hav Plans to Attend the Golden Gate Exhibition at San Francisco. lave not fix here is a lot '02) d between the trip :11 very favour of snow still on here and Norah pipe to model waists for her dresses. Her mother. she recalls used to walk from Port Hope to Toronto to visit relatives. Now frail. she still rises early and gets about her home without difficulty. MIDNIGHT SHOW Every Sunday Special Children‘s Matinee every Saturday Morning at 10.30 21.111. Children’s Ticket 100 NIHV I'RICIC FOR EVI‘ININGSâ€"AUULTS 400 Matinee Daily at ‘5 ."0 p..m Tuesday and Wednesday, April 11th 12th PRESTON FOSTER. FRANK JENKS, JOYCE COMPTON in Third Episode of the New Serialâ€"“ZORRO RIDES AGAIN" “l"rrd the Kitty"â€"An Oswald Cartoon "Hold Your Brcath"â€"A Sport Novelty Paramount News With (All. PATRICK and OTTO KRL'GER Cirrus (‘o-cd" A Paramount Variety Bay )1-2 and .10 main “Human BunniWâ€"A Floyd Gibbons True Adventure Story “Popular Sciencc"â€"-A Coloured Novelty Saturday, Sunday Midnight and Monday April 8th. 9th and 10th BECK JONES in GOLDFIELDS 'l‘lmrsdzly and Friday, April 6th and 7th MARTHA “AYE and BOB HOPE in DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME Globe and Mailâ€"Some “hysterical" facts only known to certain sehoolboys are that “a Kaiser is a stream of hot water jumping up and distunbing the earth,“ and that “Napoleon escaped from Melba": also “an ai’iacln'onism is a thing a man puts in writing in the past before it has taken place in the futuref’ but he was not certain when he pulled away which direction he would take on leaving the last-named city for the remaining stretch of the journey to California. Kirkland Lake, April 5.-â€"Daylight saving \time has recently been advo- cated here be. 1. is not likely (to be adopted £th you .Teft. of the mines appear against the ,: "W11. saying that the employees do i. “vour it. The Lake Shore is the CAM“- i. that, mine offering co-opcratien if the . 3:1 is adopted. The council, while divided on the question of Daylight, Savin; Time is likely L0 be united en the idza of not putting it into forze so long as there is disagreement; on the qu::~:lion in general. Reeve Carter suggess lh‘L Daylight Saving Time can not be 11.}:- tieal in Kirkland Lake until it is gen- erally adopted throughout, Canada. On a, previous occasion Kirkland Lake adepted Daylight Saving, but had to abandon it; after a week on account of the confusion resulting from the opposi- tion Lo the plan. Daylight, Saving Not Likely in Kirkland Lake “O V ERLAN D EXPRESS “T H E LAST WARNING" “NEVER SAY DIE - - - when she gives her children Tinnnlns Dairy Milk. A sufficient quantity of milk daily is neces- sary for the maintenance of health and energyâ€"~ 1,1;11'LlClll'Jl'ly in children , Timmins Dairy Milk is milk in its most benefical form. It‘s tested for purity. qualify and flavour. It‘s fresh from the farmâ€"still fresh when you get it.. These facts make Timmins Dairy Milk what, it is . . the finest, mill; in the Porcupine. MOTHER KNOWS BEST - - TELEPHONE 631 Timmins Dairy SECOND FEAT [RE “DI'SBARRED” Phone 935 for Delivery Evenings 7.0u and 8.50 p.m. Q9, Happy Children’s Party at Ankerite The home of Mr. and Mrs. Dupa of the Bufl'alo-Ankcrltc Property. w the scene of a happy children's par on Friday. when little Miss Joyce D pont entertained her friends on I} occasion of her sixth birthday. The children all had a merry m Little Miss Joyce Dupont Entertains Her Friends. The children all had a. merry playing games. and the little m was the recipient of many lovely A beautifully iced cake and cth: freshments were served to the yoe guests. and (Mrs. Dorothy Bonnet companied me singing. Among those preaan were: Among that? present chl'cly. Muriel tewart Tripps, Jcan Tripps, No: Anita Bcrmcr. Sandra G Latham. Vliclmcl Rig-gs, J and the guest of honour. J: Have you ever felt “down and out“ and at odds with the world? His it seemed to you that all your friends had joined your enemies (if you had any). and that Lady Luck had completely deserted you? Here is the remedy that a local lady says is sure to pick you up from the lowest degree of the “blues" and help you forget whatever it was; that first brought this unhappy at- mosphere into your heart. Globe and Mailâ€"Ontmio has 11101 highways and bettei highways than 111 test of the Dominion put together. asserts Premier Hepburn. and pcrhap it, may be as well to remember 1111 £301 when the subject. of roads come. up. “Since I was twelve.“ she says. “my favourite book has been Charles Dick- ens’ “A Christmas Carol." I really don't know why, {but for some odd rea- son every time I read about Tiny Tim I’m able to smile again, and I think to myself that if that young child could brave the world with a cheery word. 511me I, who have only the usual every- day cares, can forget my troubles and l'JlX‘lflbCl’ that the largest cloud usually hides the biggest ray of sunshine.“ In continuing. this wise little lady In continuing. this wise little lady says that she would not advise the same book as a remedy for your blues. De- finitely not. but, she says. there is a. book somewhere that will have the same efiect on youâ€"if you have learned the value of good reading. Search for that book. and you will find that when a smile seems to be funthest away. your friend and com- panion, whose title only you will know. will bring happiness once more to you. THURSDAY, APR. 6th, Lust Showing Today “SING YGU SiNNERS” “Knight is Young" Wednesday and Thursday, April thh and 13th “WIFE, DR. and NURSE" NEW EMPIRE Starring 8le; CROSBY. FRED Man-MI'RRAY. ELLEN IDRI'ZW Starting a va Srrialâ€"HG"TIN“ DEVI]. IH)()S’â€"-.\'u. l There Will lu- Sunday Midnight Show; nndrr our New (30m- muniiy Pricesâ€"Only at Midnight Shims, «:w-rymn: will be charged 251. New Serial "FIGHTING DEVIL DOGS” slnm'ing l'jw-ry Wednesday and Thursday Friday and Saturday, April 7th and Mh “HOP-ALONG RIDES AGAIN” Sunday Midnight, Monday and Tuesday April 9th, 10th and llth “IF I WERE KING” Adults Children Siarringâ€"W’AIINER BAX'I‘Efl. I.()I{II'I"I’A YUI'NG and VIRGINIA BINICE Serialâ€"“FIGHTING DIiVII. HUGS" No. 2 “COMMUNI'I'Y PRICES" EVERY DAY AT 'l‘lll‘l NI'LVV EMPIRE 'l‘llliA'l KI'I. Starring RONALD (IOLMAN. BASIL It and FRANCES “Eli Shortbzâ€"“LARRY ('LIN'I‘UN M A '1‘] N E [‘3 )Y 1213 mix m I Tm Starring WILLIAM m H' I) 'I‘ELEI’H()NE 1723 Feud There Wu H. ‘)C Hk' (Thildrcn ticlcs. 'm and inspir of pr'mt'u 5111‘ Unusually .UH‘avlivc Issue of Easter W [he lik< pri Daily Express. Londoanhe sym- pathies ol the Government and people of the United States are with the democracies. Mr. Roosevelt has made that, clear in speech after spec-ch. But it is to be noted that all official pro- mises of American help stop ”short of war." Sentiment. in the Union is still overwhelmingly isolationist. S u c h friendly remarks as these or Mr. Stim- son are welcome here, but we should make a 'bi: mistake if we overrated domocracxcs. Mr. R0056 that, clear in speech aft: it is to be noted that, a miscs of Amm'ican help war." Sentiment. in UN son are welcom: make a 'big‘ mi Lhcir impoutance J.J.MCKAY 20 Pint: North Timmins on First Mortgages Availamc in TIMMINS SCHUMACHER SOUTH PORCUPINE REAL I‘IS’I'A'I'IC INSURANCE S'I‘L‘A 3‘. S" l 1’ OFFICE :1( best L01 tailored BILTON BROS S) l. King; St. W. Toronto Samples and a form nu “I prix .1 V' lLCd M a 16 Paid Back Monthly over 3 to 5 Years. APPLY TO SUIT SALE Customs 'l‘uilnrs for (WM l-‘il‘tv )l' Adults W h 1b l‘C h m THURSDAY. APRlL 6TH. 1939 LOANS Bl'SINESS Sl’l'l'b‘ SPORTS SI'I'I‘S OVERVUA'I‘S W don Houses. Individual] to your measures. E V l') SPRING )J IC CC CNING m h \TIIISUNI‘ J um; Ir Glimpses" (‘lfâ€" mvanurcmcnt request. )1 n lo MPH Yva rs wh ll Phones 1135 1580 oplc would 10 the issue pictures in vac-Live and beautifully it il l‘ csting ar- formative standards ;ions. but crmcd .m on better its whole (1 in col- 1. and dc- '-)C DC (h I’l l' .V 0d to