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PAGE E1IGHT Free Street Parade at Circus Here on Monday ‘The big frce oldâ€"time circus tures of that p did it thrill young and glittering glamour and it features and the mystery ed wagons, but it also adc tendance at the circus prC ephants, the wild animal men and horsewomen al other striking features 0 made all feel that they see the rest of the big circ years,â€" hewever, circuse: small, did away with the This was done by agreen the shows. It was clair parade cost too much, ( time for rest for the staf provided free what shot only for a charge. Cole to show in Timmins at th Pine Street and Seconc Monday, July 3rd believes parades and holds that t shown in that free event: attendance at the regular There is reason to think t Circus has the richt idea i In any event, it is wort! the Cole Bros. Circus sh road and still prosperin: of the cther shows tha street parade havs been business. In rcceont yrars much to say that Coloe 1 of the very few who could ole Bros Revive Big Feaâ€" ture of the Old Time Cirâ€" FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JUNE 30â€"JULY J MATINEESâ€"2.30 p.m ,â€" OLD 'VIRGINm ««â€"LHFOI‘L IMISS Lltls CICVCF UOG§ (ACl, â€" kKNMC _ MRLL U 1070 °0 ° German Shephard dog. Single wire walkingâ€"rope jumpingâ€"swing â€" ing trapeze. It will keep you spellbound. “000000OQOOOQOOOOQOOQ“WQW% Chiclet Gum will be given to every child attending The Cartier Theater EFree Special Morning Matinee at 10,00 p.m. ©4%4% 0# % 0# 6@ * QQOQOQOQW # xt e ce ce e e n e n en n n n h t n h on hoh oo STATION CKGB 7.15 p.m. Every MONDAY FRIDA Y FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JUNE 30th and JULY Ist WARNER BAXTEKR, LORETTA YOUNG AND BINNIE BARNES in "WIFE . HUSBAND AND FRIEND" sUNXDAYX MIDNIGIHT,. JULY 2, MONDAY and TUESDAY, JULY 3â€" ROBERT MONTGOMERY and ROSALIND RUSSELL in Masmoh Theatre, Schumacher "TARZAN AND THE GREEN GODDESS" With Herman Brix, the Olymplic Champion "LINXCOI A galaxy of radio stars in an entertaining program of music, song and story. V AUDEV ILLE NEESâ€"2.30 p.m. (except Saturday) Saturday 200 and 4.30 p.m. EVEXINCGSâ€"1.00 p.m. and 9.00 p.m. MIDNIGHT SHOWSâ€"Sunday 12.01 Tuesday 12.00 "WEDNXEXDAY AND THURSDAY JULY 5th and 6th BINXCG CROSBY, JOAN BLONDELL and MIXCHA AUER in ON QUR STAGE CHARLES and HELEN STONE DANCING â€" COMEDY @ormerly with George White and Earl Carroll FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY 7th and th BOBR BUERNS and GEORGE in FROM MISSOURI" xCOLNx Ix THE WHITE HOUSE" (Technicolour Special) "RAST SIDE OF HEAVEN" FREE CHICLET GUM! ! ar Rice Burroughs Amazing Seouel to New Adventures of Tarzan in widod: MUSICAL, CARTOON and NEWS iurel and Hardy in "FIXERâ€"UPPERS" %1C â€" DANCING â€" WHISTLING BILLY and ARLENE clever dog act. The world‘s greatest acrobatic dog. Single wire walkingâ€"rope jumpingâ€"swing â€" keep you spellbound. > street parade. meonts between imed that the did not allow ff, and that it uld be shown e Bros. Circus, he park, corner id Avenue, on s in free street the attandance ts will increase r porformances. AND HIS CLEVER DOG the fea~â€" w. Not only old with its many novel of the closâ€" ed to the per. ‘The elâ€" s, the horseâ€" id the many the parade simply must us. For some _ large and [ SMGKING IN THE at Cole Bros. i this matter. noting that Jw is on the . while most banned the [areced out of it is not too ros. werse one ifforda to hold P‘lus: CARTOON and NEWS (NTERYAIN MENT FOR THE WHOLE FAMI inss PWE CPA 1M 21’40 LEE â€"BISHOP Also News Reel of the EVERYDAYâ€"NO ADVANCE IN PRICES PHONE 60 \ a free street parade, having so big \a show that the street parade simply | indicated the size of the organization. ‘The Cole. Bros. Circus has a staff of 'over 700 people. There are three hunâ€" dred stars of the arena alone. A hunâ€" ldredj beautiful girls and sixty jolly lclown:;. provide charm â€" and chuckles. ‘‘There are 500 horses, 20 elephants, 250 wild animals, 9 of the greatest bareâ€" back riders in the world. The menagâ€" erie of the cireus has been gathered from five continents and will be found educative as well as most entertaining. ‘There are two doubleâ€"length trains to transport the Cole Bros. Circus. The daily expense sheet for this circus exâ€" ceeds $5,000, rain or shine, show or travel, on the lot or on the road. It ‘is easy to see how this immense cirâ€" cus can afford to hold a free street parade, knowing that the showing in the parade will be impressive in its s1ze, 'but that all will realize that the street parade maznificent and intensely inâ€" eresting as it may be is only a small fraction of what the regular attendant at the cireus has to enjoy. Monday, July 3rd, at Timmins, the Cole Bros. Circus will have two regulat performancesâ€"at 2 p.m., and 8 pm. Reâ€" s':_fved and admissio_n tickets will be on sale of Circus day at the United Cigar Store, Timmins. Officers Scottish Coâ€"operative to Visit Here Mr. Beaton, president of the Sscottish Coâ€"operative . Wholesale Society, â€" of CGlasgow, Scotland, Mr. Muir and Mr. Mackenzie, directors of the Society, and Mr. Wisher, of Winnpeg, wll be the guests of the Consumers‘ Coâ€"operaâ€" tive Society at Timmins from July 10th to July 12th. On Tuesday, July l1th, there will be a banquet in the Empire hotel in the evening, at which the visitors will be guests of honour, and following this event there will be a gathering at Harmony hall to allow opâ€" portunity for all members of the Conâ€" sumers‘ Coâ€"operative to meet the visiâ€" tors and discuss matters of interest with them. Blairmore Enterprise:â€"Mother used to put on more clothes when she disâ€" robed for bed than her daughter does now when she dresses to go out. Will be Here from July 10th to 12th. Banquet on July 11th. The free street parade is at 11 a m STADiYUM SEATS Generous Gift to Legion Accepted by Members meeting ol ‘limmins BTancii, va Legion, on Monday evening, the much business transacted. A v teresting note was given by the the branch of Col. Alley, prC president of the Ontario â€"Cor Col. Alley, was on a business Northern Ontario and made a call on his comrades of Branch Memorial Tablet Recently Unveiled Presented to the Branch by Comrade W. Mitchell. Comrades Greaves, Wetmore and Devine to be Delegates to Provincial Conâ€" vention. Col. Alley Pays Visit Here. Northern Ontario and made a casual call on his comrades of Branch 88. He: said in reference to the singing of "O, Canada‘" that a line of the anthem had a more forceful meaning toâ€"day than ever before as far as the Legion was concerned. He referred to the words "We Stand on Guard for Thee," and said that the National Survey just completed showed that 25, 000 exâ€"serâ€" vicemen in Ontario had been classified and were ready to "Stand on Guard for Canada." Speaking of Legion progres? the provincial president said there were 264 branches of the Legion in Ontario and in the first four months of 1939 there had been an increase of 1,700 members over last year‘‘s figures A vote of thanks was passed by the memâ€" bers to Col. Alley for his visit and his inspiring address All committees reported and showed progress in their activities. Finances were in sound condition. Much corresâ€" pondence was read and some ordered posted. Comrade A. C. Brown on behalf of the Porcupine Veterans‘"‘ Hall Limited submitted a notice of motion transferrâ€" ing the building to the branch memâ€" bership. The loan borrowed from the local mines in 1934 for the erection of the building has now all been cleared off, and it was fel tthat the trustees had completed their task. The motion will be read and voted upon at followâ€" ing meetings as also will another in regard to the election of officers. An amount of $500 was voted to clear the indebtedness on the building and a celebration is being planned for the A very generous offer was accepted by the members, this being the donating of the Memorial Tablet to the branch by Comracde William Mitchell, A plate was ordered to be suitably worded and placed on the tablet as a lasting reâ€" minder of this very fine gift. A hearty vote of thanks was also placed on the bnanch records, "hurning of the mortgage‘"‘ in Septemâ€" ber. Much discussion took place re the Provinciai Convention to be held this vyear in Brantford, August 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th. Some felt that not much good resulted from these affairs; others voicâ€" the opinion that much of importance for exâ€"servicemen‘s welfare was the reâ€" sult of conventions. The meeting deâ€" cided to send three delegates to Brantâ€" ford, these being Walter Greaves, presâ€" ident, Al. Wetmore and W. A. Devine, executive officers. There were four nominations for the post, A. Bellamy being defeated. A combined picnic with the Ladies" Auxiliary will be held this summer and plans are under way to this end. The zone meeting will be held in the Legion hall on Sunday, July 9th, At this meeting the zone commander for this district will be nominated. Austin Ncam> was the selection of the local wamsc wWas Cc seiection OLI 10CaAlL branch., An Imperial section of the branch is to be formed and a meeting will be called in the very near future to put this into force. Notice of meeting will COll With Reginald Owen, Raliph Morgan, Alan Dinehart, Savers and Joan Marsh ADDED SHORTS L 2 M oo RER CY wWith Irene Hervey, C,. Aubrey Smith, Jerome Cowan, "Sandy" and Matty Malneck and his Orchestra. Fitpatick Traveltalk: "RURAL HUNGARY" Cartoon: "PORKY‘S TIRE TROUBLE" UNIVERSAL NEWS With FLORENCE RICE, UNA MERKEL, ANN RUTHERFORD MARY HOWARD, ALAN MARSHAL, KENT TAYLOR and BUDDY EBSEN. Musical: "SOMEWHAT SECRET" Coloured Cartoon: "PEACEFUL NEIGHBOURS * Pete Smith Specialty: "RADIO HAMS" ROBERT MONTGOMERY and ROSALIND RUSSELL in "FAST AND LOOSE" uast Showing Today, Thursday, July 29th. Friday, Friday Midnight and Saturday, June 30th and July 1st BING CROSBY, JOAN BLONDELL, MISCHA AUER in . ie t e o Ns o tA TTA A T Sunday Midnight, Monday and Tuesday, July 2nd, 3rd and 4th BOB BURNS IN Wednesday, Thursday, July 5th an "FOUR GIRLS IN WHITE" WITH GLADYS GEORGE and GENE LOCKHART. Special Two Reeler Technicolourâ€" "LINCOLN IN THE WHITE HOUSE" Fitzpatrick Traveltalk: "GLIMPSES OF AUSTRALIA" MOVIETONE NEWS T‘inmnm onl NOTICEâ€"On Double Feature Programmes comin;fnto our #% SV D P C "LAST SIDE OF HEAVEN a small attendance ‘ the monthly general ins Branch, Canadian ay evening, there was ansacted. A very inâ€" s given by the visit to Col. Alley, provincial e Ontario Command. on a business trip to PALACE "I‘M FROM TELEPHONE 560 THE PORCUPINE ADVANCRB, TTIMMINS, ONTARIO be posted on board at the club After a very lengthy meeting in the heavy humidfty of the day, which also kept several members from attending the National Anthem was sung and the meeting closed. Question at Cobalt on the Power of Committee Chairman Lively Discussion at Cobalt Council Over Town Foreâ€" man. Cobalt, June 29â€"(Special to The Adâ€" vance)â€"Whether a committee chairâ€" man has the right to fire a man workâ€" ing for the municipality, or whether this was a matter to be left in the hands of the town foreman, was the question tossed at Cobalt town council on Monday evening. The problem was not solved during the session, but it was understood the town clerk would search the records to ascertain if there is any byâ€"law covering the point, which arose when Ernie Proulx challenged the authority assumed by Councillor A. P. Landry, chairman of the board of works, who had discharged Proulx work done, and he asked that the from working on the water tank beâ€" cause the "work there was unsatisf tory to me." Councilior Burt Sopha, a former town foreman declared "I never had the chairman ‘tell me what to do," to which Councillor Landry retorted that "in the past, the board of works has been a bit soggy at times." He added that "if I did step over my head, I don‘t care. If I hire a man to work eight hours a day he works eight hours or he‘s out." Proulx claimed the chairman should only "establish the quality and not the auantity of the councillor be replaced, but Councillor Landry only said "the point is, if I take an obligation to see a piece of work done, I see to it, so swallow that, Mr. Proulx." Proulx further alleged it was expectâ€" ed men working at the tank would climb 40 feet up a ladder "discarded by the fire har 20 years ago and tied with hay wire," that Councillor Landry insisted Proulx did not know what he was talkâ€" ing about. Further argument over the tank job arose when John McGarry said he had been offered $65 for the job of making repairs and painting and subsequently another man whom he named as David had received $150 and the town supplied the paint. Councillor Landry said McGarry had been offered work at a day‘s pay Oof $3.50, but McGarry said he had turned this down, as his experienceâ€"he said he was "the only quallhed man in town for the job‘ ‘â€"enfitled him to more money. UNITED STATES WELCOME HONEST AND SPONTANEOUS New York Times:â€"To us our welâ€" come to the Royal visitors was a perâ€" fectly normal and spontaneous expresâ€" sion of American goodwill and hospitâ€" ality. That is the way we do things here. To be sure, the welcome might have been less heartâ€"felt if the King and Queen had not proved themselves such charming and tastful guests.â€" and 6th Jo Ann ies coming to our thea 8.00 p.m. to see entire performance. tr es, we request our patrons to attend the Theatre Matinee Daily at 2.30 p.m. special Children‘s Matinee Adults 25¢ â€" MATINEE â€" Children 15¢ Adults 30¢ â€" EVENINGS â€" Children 204 With HENRY ARTHUR, JOAN Y ‘\LERIE, RICHARD ARLEN, ROCHELLE HUDsON, MARIAN Starrin ® MA RSH sSCRAPPY‘> Thursday and Friday, June 290th and 30th "THE JONES IN HOLLYWOOD" Tuesday and Wednesday, July "ROAD DEMON" aturday, Sunday Midnight and Monday, July 1st, 2nd and 3rd GENE AURTY in "MEXICALIL ROSE" with SMILEY BURNETTE ALSO NEW LOW SUMMER ADMISSION PRICES AND FIRST RUN PICTURES aC Specialâ€"Floyd (Gibbons Porcupine Keeps Lead in Gold Mine Output for May Fourteen Producing Mines in Porcupine Now. Episode No, 3 of the Mines:â€" Ontario producing gold mines by fields for the month of May follow: Porcupine (14) â€" Buffaloâ€"Ankerite, Coniaurum, Deinite, Dome, Hallnor, Hollinger, Hollinger (Ross), Mace, Mcâ€" Intyre, Moneta, Naybob, Pamour, Payâ€" master, Preston East Dome. Kirkland Lake (10)â€"Bidgcood, Golden Gate, Kirkland Lake CGold, Lake Shore, Macassa, Sylvanite, Teckâ€"Hughes, Toâ€" burn, Upper Canada, Wrightâ€"Harâ€" greaves. > ' Patricia Portion (100â€"Central Patriâ€" | cia, Cochenour Willans, Gold Eagle,| Hasaga, Howey, J.M. iConsolidated, l Madsen Red Lake, MacKenzie Red Lake, | Pickle Crow, Sachigo. l Kenora and Rainy River Districtsâ€" (2)â€"Straw Beach, The value of bullion from 5@ , Awitucâ€" ing gold mines in Ontario during May | as reported to the Ontario Department ‘of Mines was $8,986,534 as against $8,â€" | 633,557 in April and $8,711,972 in March. Larder Lake (3) â€" Kerrâ€"Addison, Omega, Raven River. Matachewan (2)â€"Matachewan Conâ€" solidated, Youngâ€"Davidson. Sucbury Temagami (4) â€"Lebel Oro, New Golden Rose, Ronda, Tionaga. Algoma District (2)â€"Cline Lake, Minto. Thunder Bay District (10)â€"Bankâ€" field, Hard Rock, Leitch, Little Long Lac, MacLeodâ€"Cockshutt, Northern Emâ€" pire, Sand River, Sturgeon River, St. Anthony, Tombill. . The May production figures are a new monthly record, the highest preâ€" vious period being December 1938 when $8,897,086 wâ€"~ ~~ported. This new peak was mad> a slight decline by the mir»s of NQ.. ~vestern Ontario The grand total of przc ‘~~‘"‘on, by gold mines only for the first five ~mths of 1939 was $43,052,.286 as compa...‘ with $38,863,.061 for the corresponding puri~4 of 1938 or an increase of 10.8 per cont Monthly Output of Ontario Geld Mines 10938 â€"1939 Porcupine Belt First Quarter April Total ; .. Kirkland Lakeâ€"Larder Lake First Quarter *..... 8,525 454 ApIrIl .. ; . 2,941,015 May ... . 3 133,104 Total 14,00994,0 1(6 â€" 10 Matachewanâ€"Sudbury â€"Temagami First Quarter * _â€" 617,691 .' April x s BPLO,;T1G6 Mayv l . 225,194 Total â€" 1.053,601 1,346,488 Northwestern Ontario â€" includes Alâ€" goma, Thunder Bay, Patricia and Kenâ€" ora and Rainy River Districts. First Quarter *....... 3,326,118 4,551,471 April 22. 1001202 * ~1,009,008 Mayv L. 1,811,057 â€"1,566,093 Total For ()ntarm First Quarter * April May ‘s ADDED ATTRACTION rotic Kelowna Courier:â€"If you don‘t tell the dootor about a sore place, it is stuâ€" pid neglect. If you do, you‘re a neuâ€" "MISSING DAUGHTERS "THE LONE RANGER" itand Total Revised â€" figurs als. wWith "THE JONES FAMILY TELEPHONE $31 owing is the May gold bul- d by the Ontario Dept. ) p.m. Evenings 7.0uv and 8.50 p.m. tinee every Saturday Morning at 10.30 a.m. Children‘s Ticket 10c 10,393,055 3,535,146 3 .583 219 serial "The Lone Ranger 17,511,420 22,862,318 â€"7,748,169 8,252,574 38,863,061 43,052,286 ;:â€" not cumulative Value $ Value $ in "DEAR OLD DAD" 18,615,222 Belt 25 432,195 8,633,557 8.986,534 3,697,016 3,801,651i 9,012,220 3,097,221 3,293,603 7.687,529 821,048 270,208 254,284 HENRY ARMETTA ith and 5th 3.) * *4 Body of Boy Recovered from the Veuve River Sudbury, June 28â€"The body of Willie Pricur, 16â€"yearâ€"old son of Antoine Priecur of Markstay, was recovered from the waters of the Veuve River shortly after 4 o‘clock Monday afterâ€" noon in seven feet of water between the boom on which he had been workâ€" ing and the shoreline. Prieur was a sawmill worker in the employ of Frank McDonald of Markâ€" stay,. His absence was noticed when his unopened lunch paid was found on the bcom by other workmen returnâ€" inz from lunch about 2 p.m. A pair of long rubber boots he had been wearing were also missing, and his shoes were found on the shore. Dragâ€" ging operations were commenced imâ€" mediately under the direction of PFred Rochon and the Provincial police were notified. An investigation has been A CABRTOO!® Automobile Insurance Do not take the risk of driving your car or truck without insurance. Call on us for rates and particulars. We also sell Fire, Life, Sickness and Accident Insurance. PHONE: DAY 104 NIGHT 237 RESERVED AND ADMISSION TICKETS ON SALE CIRCUS DAY AT UNITED CIGAR STORE, 20 THIRD AVENUE SULLIVAN NEWTON PINE STREET and SECOND AVENUE REAL ESTATE NEW EMPIRE r Adults 20¢ ~Adults .;............ 20¢ Children ...:..:..... JjJ0c. Children .......... 15¢ There Will be Sunday Midnight shows under our New Comâ€" munity Pricesâ€"Only at Midnight Shows, everyone will be charged 25¢. sTARTING OF NEW SERIALâ€"WEDNES, THI RiaDA Y "FLAMING FRONTIERS" FRIDAY SATURDAY, JUNE 30â€"JULY 1 "LOVE FINDS ANDY HARDY" Starring Mickey Rooney, Lewis Stone, Judy Garland. Last Showing Today, Thursday, June 29th "RED SALUTE" Starringâ€"BARBARA STANWYCK and ROBERT YOUNG Starting of a New Serialâ€"FLAMING FRONTIERS‘â€"No. 1 Sunday Midnig wWEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JULY 5th and 6th Starring Fernand Gravet, Miliza Korju ts Luise Rainer "THE GREAT WALTZ" Starring Robert Taylor, and Maurcen O‘Sullivan "A YANK AT OXFORD" SERIAL: FLAMING FRONTIERS No lidnight, Monday and Tuesday July 2nd, 3rd and 4th EMPIRE The Brandon Sun: There seems to be a fairly wide desire for a good and complete history of the Royal visit to | Canada. A volume carrying a concise story, chronicling every visit in a smooth narrative form without extranâ€" ‘eous boosts for officialdom, would proâ€" bably be in demand. But it would have to carry the best available pictures at every point on the journey and not be 4 overweighted with too many from amâ€" bitious centres or concerns. Sometimes governments spend big money on much less valuable and far less wanted proâ€" paganda. Pricur had been engaged in pulling logs off the riverbank into the boom and it is thought he foll and was carâ€" ried under the lo:s by the swift curâ€" logs and ried rent sUGGESTS OFFICIAL BOOK ON ROYAL TOUR OF CANADA THURSDAY,. JUNE 20TH, 1939 #ERVICE not later than 21 PINE STREET N THMMIN®