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"One of the worst accidents in the history of the Porcupineâ€"Timmins highway," said The Advance ten years ago, "took place on Tuesday afternoon about four o‘cleck when a speeding car crashed into the road roller. There were six people in the car at the time of the collision, only one of them, a boy of about 12 years of age, escaping serious injury. One of the occupants of the car died in the hospital about 8 o‘clock that evening from injuries reâ€" ceived. Another was badly wounded about the head and face, it being necâ€" cessary to take out of of his eyes, on atâ€" count of the nature of his injuries. A third man suffered serious wounds about the head and face. The fourth man sustained miror injuries. The @river of the, car had his arm broken ibetween the elbow and the wrist, had bad gashes on his leg and also suffered a bad cut on the forehead. He left the scene of the accident, but was found by the police about ten o‘clotck on Wedâ€" nesday morning in the bush nearby, and removed to the hospital where he is suffering from insect bites received in the bush as well as from exposure shock and serious injuriecs sustained in the accident. The accident occurred at what is called the second hill west of South Porcupine. The township steam rolled which is being used for the repair work to the roads, was parked on the old road that was used in the early days before the hill was cut down and a more direct road made. The roller was accordingly some distance from the preâ€" sent roadway and on a lower level." At the Temiskaming Firemen‘s tournament held at Cochrane on Monâ€" fday, July lst, ten years azo, the Mcâ€" Intyre team made a notable showing in the track events. After an allâ€"day rain the track was in bad shape, but the runners wer» not even discouraged and some good times were made. Paulâ€" en, the Dutch Olympic runner, who was then with the McIntyre, where he gave very valuable soervices as coach. mage great run in the quarter mile, and fairly ran away in the 100â€"yds, W. Paice and W. Shiclds, of Timmins, two high school runners, won seven of the cups. Shields won the hop, step and jump; second in the high jump and one lap of the relay race. Nort Abramson, a new member of the McIntyre team, from Iroquois Falls, could not find his stride in the individual races, but more than made up for this in the relay. W. Paice took first in the 400 yds. second to Paulen in the hundred yards dash; second in the broad jump, and ran a lap in the relay. The body of Prospere Bourassa, of Ansonville, was found ten years ago in Meadow Creek near Iroquois Falls. Two young lads found the body floating on the water. Bourassa had been missing since June 2nd. It was thought that the unfortunate man fell into the watâ€" ANNUAL SUMMER FROLIC Tickets ablainable from Moisley Bal, Third Ave., Stan Fowler, Bldg., or any member of The Lions Club, TNE OF QUALITY Friday, July 14th, 1939 Gutla Percha Tires are sold and recommended by: MATTAGAMI SERVICE STATION, Mountjoy Street MONETA SERVICE STATIONâ€"15%2 Pine Street Ssouth SUBWAY SERVICE STATIONâ€"Schumacher Highway FRED LAFORESTâ€"127 Golden Avenue, South Porcupine ADMISSION $1.50 PER COUPLE RIVERSIDE PAVILION 930 P.M. TO ? In The Advance ten years ago (in part) : ‘"Dominion Day, 1929, will always be remsmbered by sportsmen of Timâ€" mins. Under the management of "Lap" Lapratrie, fight fans of the camp were treated to a fine feast of boxing talent. With four good bouts, all present at the skating rink here on Monday evenâ€" ing had their money‘s worth. There was a good attendance present, but not as large as the event warranted. Timâ€" mins Citizens‘ Band added to the pleasâ€" ure of the night by the good music proâ€" vided. In the inavoidable absence of the bandmaster, A. Wilford, the band was in the capable charge of bandsman Carl Johns. First on the evening‘s bill was a battle royal between two paperâ€" weights, Leonard Wadsworth and Harâ€" old Johnson. Leonard got the decision in this bout, but very much credit is due to Harold for his sterling display of pluck and skill and sportsmanship against a heavier and taller opponent with longer reach. At the Kiwanis Luncheon ten years ago at the Empire hotel the speaker for the day was E. L. Longsmore, for several years mill superintendent at the Hollinger, who spoke on "milling." Mr. Longmore‘s address was a most interâ€" esting one and the members of the club found it a veritable mine of information while they also considered they had regular nusgets of golden facts simply for the picking in the question box that he opened for their benefit. After his talÂ¥K on milling, Mr. Longmore volâ€" unteered to answer any questions that he could, and this part of the program was unusually interesting, many asking questions that Mr. Longmore answered in illuminating way. In his address Mr| Longmore gave a very comprehenâ€" sive review of the recovery of gold from the ore, the process of refining, and the general treatment of the gold rock from the time it was brought to surface unâ€" till it was shipped away as bullicn. Mr. Longmore pointed out that as early as 1762 it was known that cyanide would dissolve gold, but no practical use seemed to have been made of the knowâ€" lrdge until about 1877. Forrest and McArthur were the two men who first developed the cyanide process for the extraction of gold from the rock. The procsess was first used in New Zealand Some idea of the growth of the use of cyanide process was given by contrastâ€" ing the amount of cyanide used forty years ago with that used now. In 1889 the> world‘s consumption of cynide was 50 tons for the year. In 1905, ten thousand tons were used. Today Northern Ontario used over 800 tons of cyanide a year. er while fishing from the bridge, There were no marks on the body. Bourassa was about 36 years of age and came from Dupit, Quebec. He was a widower but had two children in an orphanage in Quebec. Among the local items in The Adâ€" vance ten years ago were: "Mr. and Mrs. Kilbride left this week for Noranâ€" da, Que., where they will take up resiâ€" dence for a time.". "Miss V. Roy and Miss J. Richer of St. Mary‘s Hospital, Timmins, have gone to Toronto Univerâ€" sity to take up a summer course in clinâ€" ical work." "Bornâ€"At Mrs. Goulet‘s hospital Timmins, on Wednesday, July 3rd, 1929, to Mr. and Mrs. Percy Holâ€" land‘â€"a son (Kenneth William)." ‘"Mr. and Mrs. P. Maltais left this week on a motor trip to New Brunswick." ‘"Mr. W. W. Orr, deputy chief of police, left today for Ottawa where he will spent his holidays with his mother and othâ€" er frioends and relatives." ‘"Mrs. C. M. Auer is spending a few weeks with friends in the camp." "Bornâ€"In Timâ€" mins, on Tuesday, July 2, to Mr. and Mrs. A. Royâ€"a son (Joseph Albert Victor)." "Bornâ€"In Timmins, on Thursday, July 4th, to Mr. and Mrs. E. Rochefortâ€"a son." ‘"Mr. Harold Craig spent the weekâ€"end visiting friends and relatives in Kirkland Lake and Cobalt." "Mr. Bill Arundell, of Oshawa, is spending his holidays at his parental home here." ‘"Mr. Tom Fisher‘s son arrived here last week from the Old Country to take up resiâ€" dence here with is father." ‘"Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Gendron, of Vancouver, B. C. paid a visit to Timmins and the Porcâ€" upine last week." ‘"Born â€" At Peace River, Alta., on June 27th, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Watt, (nee Janet Kidd) â€"a daughter." "Mr. R. S. Maxwell, now of Noranda, is spending a few days in town with his sisters here and visiâ€" ting his father who is over from Scotâ€" land," Mr. and Mrs. W. Prosser and son, Clarence, Miss P. James and Miss K. Walker, of Kirkland Lake, moâ€" tored to Timmins on Sunday, spending the afternoon with friends here and reâ€" turning in the evening to Kirkland Lak:.‘"‘ "Mr. and Mrs. Dean Kester ae on a holiday to the south, motoring down last week. During Mr. Kester‘s absence his practice here is being lookâ€" ed after by Mr. Walter Cook, who was formerly with with Mr. Kester here." "Mr. James C. Maxwell, of Renfrewâ€" shire, Szotland arrived here on Monâ€" day morning for a three months‘ visit with his four daughters and two sons in the North. Mr. Maxwell is stopping at present with his daughter, Mrs. W. Stewart, Elm Street." "Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Benner, of Akron, Ohi0, were Timmins visitors last week." ‘"Mrs. Lloyd Brewer left for a holiday at Otâ€" tawa and Buckingham, Que." ‘Mrs. S. H. Pirie and son, Donald left this week for amo nth‘s visit to Mrs. Pirie‘s parâ€" ents at Silver Centre." "Mr. and Mrs. A. Ludger Pelletier, assistant manager of the Timmins Liquor Store, passed away at the hospital here on Friday morning June 28th, after an lliness of about two months. Death was due to a A congregational social was held in the basement of the Trinity United Church, Schumached, ten years ago. A good prozramme of readings and voâ€" cal and instrumental selections was rendered by a very capable group of artists. _ Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Bush, who were to leave Schumacher, were the suests of honour of the evening. For eight years Mr. Bush had been princiâ€" pal of Schumacher public school, and for several years a valued member of the church boards, acting in the capâ€" acity of secretary of the board of manâ€" agers and of the official board. Mrs. Bush had taken an active part in the Tadies‘ Auxiliary, and also in Sunday School Work. cancerous growth on the liver. The late Mr. Pelletier was one of the most popâ€" ular and highly esteemed of the resiâ€" dents of the town, being held in the highest regard by all who knew him. In the various business positions he had held in town he enjoyed the full conâ€" fidenc of all and carried through his duties with fine tact, coutesy and abiliâ€" ty. His death was deeply regretted by wide circles, 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" Also Fitzpatrick Traveltalk in Colour on Picturesque Udaipur Cartoon "BABY KITTENS" Wednesday and Thursday, July 12th and 13th Starring RICHARD GREEN, BASIL RATHBONE, WENDY BARRIE, NIGEL BRUCE, LIONEL ATWILL. Coloured Cartoon: "DOOMSDAY" Mâ€"(Gâ€"M Miniature: "HOLLYWOOD HOBBIES" UNIVERSAL NEWS With Virginia Bruce, Lionel Barrymore, Victor MeLaglen, Edward Arnold, Guy Kibbee and Charles Butterworth. Thursday, July 6th, Last Showing Today "FOUR GIRLS IN WHITE" Sunday Midnight, Monday and Tuesday, July 9th, 10th and 11th NELSON EDDY in "LET FREEDOM RINCG®" Friday, Friday Midnight and Saturday, July 7th and 8th "THE HOUND OF BASKERVILLES" NOTICEâ€"On Double Feature Programmes comivng to our theatres, we request our patrons to attend the 8.00 p.m. to see entire performance. PALACE KENNY BAKER i "THE MIKADO AT THE TIMMINS THEATRES To Grade VIIâ€"Bozzer, Nellie; Camâ€" eron, Joyce; Crispin, Beryl; Dean, Harriet; Dean, O‘a May; D‘Marchi, Alice; D"Marchi, Virginia; D‘Savario, Sophia; Drummond, Emily; Engley, Beatrice: Ferrari, â€" Helen; Filippino, Rose: Filippino, Yole; Gedge, June; IGia.nnunzio. Olive: Godfrey, Audrey: Gonzolas, Joy; Graham, Mildred; Holmes, Helen: Kyle, Lola; Loam, Beatrice; Lockie, Jean; Luccontonio, Catherine; Marcontonio, Lisa; Micheâ€" lin, Rita; Moro, Norman; McColeman, Phyllis; McKinnon, Violet; Nagy, Margaret; Orland, Helen; Petronia, Levia; Thompson, Bernice; Talevi, Lena; Tolfanelli, Aurora; Trebelcock, Dorothy; Ungaro, Rose; Vacchino, Julia; Vacchino, Rose; Varin, Murella; Wood, Bonita. Room 3â€"M. C. Napper, teacher To â€"Grade VIIâ€"Bagatto, Pietro; Banks, Tremaine; Bellini, Valeria; Bodnaruk, Mike; Brazzoni, Bruno; Burns, Patrick; Cappadacia, Mario; Casanato, Sam; Ciarroca, Lawrence; Clancy, John; De Marchi, Bruno; De Marchi, Genesio; De Savareo, Gino; Del Col, Italo; Domenico, Ernest; Dorian, Albert; Gallino, Alfeo; Gorâ€" don, Willie; Harris, Hedley; Harrison, Douglas; Johnstone, Ganet; Laillo, Morris; Landry, Peter; Lucciantonio, Valentino; Mackay, Gerald; Mascarâ€" ine, Arido; May, Calvin; McCord, Sherle; Miller, Lawrence; Morandin, Guido; Mores, Bruno; Niemi, Veikko; Pacioni, Italy; Piro, Edward; Ramsay, Billy; Richards, Billy; Sloggett, Clifâ€" ford; Shernet, Walter; Spada, Nino: Spadafore, Joe; Vorano, Joe; Williams, Stamford. Room 12â€"J, V. McClung, teacher To Grade VIâ€"Angus,, John; Berâ€" geron, Frank; Babela, Annie; Camerâ€" on, Ivan; Craig, James; De Marchi, Danti; De Marchi, Otavio; Donaldson, Hazel; Dincorn, Lillian; Floriani, Danilo; Findaly, Mildred; Greco, Lawrence; Holmes, Robert; Hirschfeld, Lillian; Infelice, Lucy; Jackson, Millia: Kraik, John; Lallo, Doris; Muhovich, Florence; Morello, Egidio; Morello, Egidio; Moro, Louis; Miglioranza, Flora; McDivitt, Betty; Merchoff, Mike; McFarlane, Andrew; Mammoâ€" lite, Yole; McKeen, Stirling; Mores, Nick; Pasian, Theressa; Rola, Edward: Robinson, Iris; Sentiver, Chalmers: W. Hornby motored to North Bay on Sunday, returning to Timmins Tuesâ€" day." ‘"Mr. Percy Bennett was one of the Timmins citizens who motored to New Liskeard for Dominion Day. "Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Jepson, of Winnipeg, Manitoba, visited Timmins last week." "Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Hornby and son, Bert, spent the weekâ€"end the guests of Mr. Hornby‘s parents in Haileybury." "Mr. Rudolph Lasalle is spending the summer vacation from Sacred Heart College, Sudbury, at his parent‘s home here." ‘"Mrs. Cockburn left last week for a brief visit to ‘her son at Rouyn, aiter which she intends to sail for England for a visit there." "Miss Alaxâ€" andrine Lasalle returned this week from a two week‘s holiday spent visiting friends and relatives in Ottawa and disâ€" trict." ‘"Mr. Roger Courtemanche reâ€" turned last week from Sacred Heart College, Sudbuy to spnd the summer at his home here." "Bornâ€"in Timmins, Ontario, on June 24th,1929, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hall, 27 Montgomery avenue â€"a daughter. (Evelyn Ruth.) " June Promotions at Moneta Public School Successful Pupils in the Various Grades. Room 7â€"â€"F. MacDonald, Principal TUESDAY WEDNESDAY, JULY 11â€"13 NEW LOW SUMMER ADMISSION PRICES AND FIRST RUN PICTURES Adults 25e â€" MATINEE â€" Children 15¢ Adults 30¢ â€" EVENINGS â€" Children 20¢ Matinee Daily at 2.30 p.m. Evenings 7.040 and 8.50 p.m. special Children‘s Matinee every Saturday Morning at 10.30 a.m. Children‘s Ticket 10c Saturday, Sunday Midnight, and Monday July 8th, 9th, and 10th "CALIFORNIA FRONTIERS" THURSDAY FRIDAY, JULY 6 and 7 GOLDFIELDS A Charlie Chase Comedyâ€""CHUMP TAKES A BUMP" A Floyd Gibbons Adventureâ€""CHAINED" A Noveltyâ€""GOING PLACES No, 59" with BETTY FURNESS AND JAMES CRAIG Added Shortâ€""STRANGER THAN FICTION No. 63" A Coloured Novelty Episode No MICHAEL WHALEN, LYÂ¥NN BARI, JUINE GALE in PETER LORRE AND JEAN HERSHOLT IN Stodolny, Milton: Trebilcock, Eleanor; Winney, Joan; Zannelli, Victor. To CGrade 6â€"E. MacKenzie, teacher â€"Baratto, Enes; BilOtti, Valentino; Bertolo, Dino:; Brazzani, Lucy; Bruâ€" nette, Gerald:; Cecoanese, Angela; Colâ€" ameco, Mateilda; Colborne, Beatrics; Cole, Myren:; Cripps, Hazel; Dishlevoy, ‘Roy: Dudas, John; Davidson, Mona; Facor, Gina; Fisher, Robert; Fraser, Hilton; Findlay, Verna; Freeman, Bhirley; Goode, Viola; Grimaldi, Gina; Gavine, Margaret; Guolla, Elsie; Harry, Pearl; Harris, Ploence; Juniâ€" sizewiski, Edwad; Kelly, Lionel; Kemâ€" ko, Rose; LaSalle, Ernestine; Luccianâ€" tonio, Geno; MacKinnon, Wilbert; Mitchell, Donalda; Orpel, Tony; Palâ€" lon, Olaf; Purificatti, Lydia; Rattray, Billy:;: Sulo, Ailda; Schirotti, Lorna; Stevens, Lorna; Varin, Clifford; Wilâ€" ner, Anne; Zanelli, Carmela. Room 11â€"Â¥,. L Parson, teacher To Grade Vâ€"Barabash, Billy; Berâ€" gamin, Robert; Belotti, Lousi; Borland, Frances; Craig, Cora; Craig, Donald ; . MOTO IN DANGER ISLAND" Cricco, Carmine; Della Vedova, Lily:; | Degilio, Mario; De Marchi, Kathleen; Diminin, Ada; Ducorn, Virginia; Doreâ€" go, Mevis; Drummond, Dannie; Duâ€" beau, Alphonzo; Fera, Angelo; Hoy, Barbara; Hudson, Diane; King, Therâ€" esa; Kriah, Julius; Lucciantonio, Berâ€" nice; Moretti, Elio; Parisi, Frank; Patâ€" terson, Lloyd; Pasian, Romano; Peâ€" trone, Ralph; Porco, Joe; Rimner, Eileen; Rosene, Eric; Shuttleworth, | Mildred; Slogett, Edward; Slogett, William; Spadafore, Jeane; Talevi, Elia; Torlone, Sammy; Vallier, Allan; Wheeler, Louise; Williams, E.; Wynsa, Alice; Wood, Betsy. To Grade 5â€"E,. Connor. Bertolo, Leo; Babendo, Angela; Belâ€" anger, Christine; Bezanson, ,Jack; Bagnariol, Gina; Bagnariol, Vilma; Burns, Mabel; Ciarrocca, Raymond; Didone, Egidio; Di Marco, Mauricec; Divok, Joe; Donaldson, Bobby; Derigno, Enzo ... Ellis, Neil; Fisico, Mary; Frapâ€" porti, Luigi; Favero, Gildo; Favero, Bruno; Hefferman, Clifton; Hubert, Helen; Imber, Dolores: Jones, Louis; Johnstone,, Doris; King, Vera; Lathâ€" am, Cora; Lucciantonio, Elizabeth; Loam, Amy; McGrath, Gerald; Mcâ€" Kinnon, Josephine; Marcuz, Al‘c»~; Marson, Peter; McKay, Lilly; Petroni, Helen; Purificatti, Clelia; Persichini, Mary; Patterson, Lennus; Pezzola, Edda; Smuk, Peter; Stange, Rolf: Shankman, Norma; Spadafore, Louis:; Watson, Joyce; Winsa, Elsie; Warriner, Kathleen; Xamin, Linda. Toâ€"Grade IVâ€"M. Richardson, teacher Archer, Clair; Bailey, Doris, Belâ€" lini, Nada; Chuch, Isobel; Crocco, Henry; Dedock, Joe; Dodd, Jimmy Dorigo, Alfeo; Engberg, Philip; Facca, EFlio; Fisher, Tom; Giop, Silvana, Grydchuk, Rosie; Hargreaves, Rhoda,; Hefferman, Ernest; Holson, Stanley; lHorrocks. Fred;_ Johnstone, _ Ellen; ?Jones. Margaret; Lawrey, Ronald; Lucciantonio, Pete; Mackey, Cliord; Marcheson, Bianca; Matson, Sherwin: Michelin, Etore; Mion, Emelia; Nidâ€" dery, Betty; Parisi, Alfred; Pavelko, Bessie;> Pezzola, John; Pizzolatto, Edâ€" da; Pittonet, Dolores; Pollon, Flavio; Rattray, Fay ; Robinson, Eileen Scripnick, Dora; Scripnick, Nick; Staâ€" cey, Edward; Stocco, Sylvano; Toflaâ€" nello, Bruno; Vecchies, Lino. Room 4â€"i. Andrews, teacher To Grade IVâ€"Antonella, Irma; Basâ€" ilio, Domenic; Brozzone, Ada; Calaâ€" vincenzo, Mary; Clark, Donald; Cran, James; Del Col, Amerigo; Didone, Anâ€" gelo; Dvok, George; Engley, Grace; Farretto, Enes; Farroneto. Gloria; Filippino, Danilo; Loretto, Frank; Macâ€" Keen, Alex; Majnavic, John; McCulâ€" lough, Allan; McFarlane, Donald; Mesarkin, Mary; Miller, Jack; Morgan, Iris; Palamara, Georgina; Pezzole, Noris; Prassacco, Diana; Robb, Marâ€" garet; Sinclair, Cecil; Sky Mona; Spadafore, Lillian; Stevens, Mackenzie, Varin, Bensin; Wasmund, Orville; Williams, Vernon; Wittrup, Forbin. "PARDON OUR NERVE" "NORTH OF SHANGHAT To Grade IIIâ€"Dubeau, Fred; Erdelâ€" TELEPHONE 331 WITH BUCK JONES of the Serial "THE LONE RANGER" Evenings 7.04 and 8.50 p.m. *«3 #4 #4 #4#, # # #4 # # ## #. |®@ .... #4 # # # 4# *4 * # ##4 w * #4 *# + *4 *# # *4 *#* *4 # *4 *4 # 4 *4 * # #4 * # #4 ® # #4 *# + *4 + # *4 *# # #4 *4 #4 ## «+ w 4+ *4 # #* *# # # #4 # # *4 #* ® # #4 44 ® # *4 jac, Branko; Litle, Kenneth; McDiâ€" vitt, Stanley; Niddery, Dorothy; Ponâ€" tello, Giocondo; Ramseyer, Edith; Staâ€" cey, Kenneth; Watson, Bobby. To Grade IIIâ€"M. Byrnes, teacher Arundel, Paye; Barratto, Edoardo; Belotti, Noman:; Bilazr, Billie; Burns, Doreen:; Caesar, Veronica; Cappadocia, Andrew; Cherubini, Venanzi; Crocco, Joseph; Davidson, Julia; Del Bel Belâ€" lus, Aldo; Di Marchi, Orfelio; Di Tulâ€" lio, Dea; Dubeau, Gerene; Elliot, Eva; England, Walter; Favero, Lino,;, Florâ€" eana, Oltario; Fors, Frida; Frapporte, Forenco; Fraticelli, Mary; Gusek, Helen; Gyorgy, Victor; Hinds, Arthur; Horrocks, Donald; Hoy, Donald; Huâ€" bert, Gerald; Jackson, Lenore; Lajeuâ€" nesse, Arthur; Lawson, â€" Marjorie; Loam, Florence; May, Leslie; Montâ€" gomery, Nori; Muhivich, Nellie; Peters, Alfred; Pezzetta, Ethel; Pooley, Neil; Purificatti, Valdo; Rimmer, Jean; Schiratti, Nedo:; Sparling, Alden; Sulliâ€" van, Billy; Tarlone, Eda; Vacchini, Lena; Wagner, William; Wheeler, Roâ€" bert. Room 2%2â€"D. McCluski, teacher To Grade 2â€"Anzil, Teresa; Belangâ€" er, Rosanne; Bozzer, Fermo; Ciccarâ€" elli, Erosse; Cicci, Gino; Clausi, Mary; Douglas, Dolores; Drew, John; Drumâ€" mond, Edmond; Dubeau, Wonnettia: Dubeau, John; Eggen, Freddie; Engâ€" berg, Carol; â€" Hackenbrook, Doreen; Hall, Violet; Harris, Stewart; Harry. Gordon; Hassett, Jack; King, Maurice; Leo, Leila; Leschuk, Mike; Marcu;z, Aurora; Miskova, Annie; McCurdy, Reginald; McDonald, Violet; Scullino, Joe; Stevens, Bobby; Stocco, Sergio; Toffanello, Ermo; Trecon, Joe; Twamâ€" ley, Joan; Vinkle, Ronald; White, El â€" dgon; Wuond, Sophia; Zudel, Patl; Zudel, Pauline. To Senior Primer â€"â€" Bellini, Rosic; vefuateste *4 # 6 ts .®, «* * #4 # # w4 #4 #4 # L ## ® 4+ #4 #4 #@ 4 #4 # «# #* #* #4 #4 #. * .0..0. #4 # Cad *. * s * *4 w 4 #4 + 4 #4 *a 4* 0.’. ®# # #+ *#* *e *4 %..*® ‘a* *s #+4 + 8 highball glasses in tullp or striped deâ€" sign, divided relish dish, all on a wooden tray. Mascioli Theatre, Schumacher SUNDAY MIDNIGHT, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JULY 9â€"10â€"â€"11 Una Merkel, Florence Rice and Alan Marshall in Also: "LINCOLN IN THE WHITE HOUSE" (Technicolour Special) Added Specialâ€"Buster Keaton in "PEST FROM THE WEST" WENDESDAY AND THURSDAY, JULY 12TH AND 13TH RICHARD GREENE, BASIL RATHBONE IN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY 14TH AND 15TH WEDNES. THURS., JULY 12TH and 13th "FOUR‘S A CROWD" Starring ERROL FLYN and 0. DEHAVILLAND Serialâ€""FLAMING FRONTIERS No. 3" Added: Buster Keaton in ‘"PEST FROM THE WEST" FOX NEWS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY 7 and 8 "YOUNG DR. KILDARE" "TAILSPIN" Starring ALICE FAYE, CON. BENNETT, NANCY KELLY Shorts "ROBIN G6OOD" "STRANGER THAN FICTION No, 53° Starring LEW AYRES and L. BARRYMORE Shortsâ€"*"HAWAIIAN CAPERS" "PORKY IN WACKYLAND®" NEW EMPIRE 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, THURSDAY "FLAMING FRONTIERS" FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY 7th and 8th BOB BURNS and GLADYS GEORGE in Addedâ€"COLORED CARTOON and MUSICAL Sunday Midnight, Monday and Tuesday July 9th, 10th and 11th sStarring FERNAND GRAVET, MILIZA KORJUS, LUISE RATINER Thursday, July 6th, Last Showing Today NELSON EDDY, VIRGINIA BRUCE IN "LET FREEDOM RING" "TM FROM MISSOURTL JEWELLER OPTOMETRIST 17 PIXE sST. NORTH PHONE 19) Serialâ€"â€"*"FLAMING FRONTIERS No. 2" 6 colourfu)l highball glasses, noest Oof 6 crystal coasters, all in a white basket style garden tray. Theatre not later than $2.50 New Beverage Sets for Smartly Serving those refreshing cold drinks Bellini, Valdo; MacKeen, Harris; Nidâ€" dery, Andy; Niddery, Earl; Wasmund, Gerald. Room 1â€"Anne Murphy, teacher To Grade IIâ€"Archer, June; Bezanâ€" son, Steve; Bortolotti, Elena; Burrows, Elda; Cherubini, Norma; Curcena, Gina; Della Vedova, Berto; De Marâ€" chi, Alice; Hinds, Robert; Holmes, Donald; Hooper, Shirley Anne; Jones, Robert; Kirk, Lois; Koren, John; Laperinesse, Florence; Leggia, Tony; Lytle, Doreen; Marshall, Ida Ruth; Mascarin, Telesphore; McFadden, Rayâ€" mond; McGrath, Harold; Nathanson, Joyce; Parelko, Helen; Pierce, Trilby; Purificat, Gino; Pustina, Nicholas; Ramseyer, Marcel; Sandberg, Ltuella; Spadafore, Jimmy; Stevens, Garry: Stevens, Lowell; Torlone, Frank; Treâ€" con, Rita; Truant, Nellie; Warner, Rose: Yakey, Harry. To Sr. Pr.â€"Babela, John; Clark, Gorâ€" don; Freedland, Betty; Gomiero, Morâ€" ris; Jonescu, John; Mackey, Donald; McCullough, Douglas; Morello, Dennis; Papiez, Anniec; Tancrajtu, George. Timmins L. O. L. No. 2552 will hold its annual church parade on Sunday, July 9th. The parade will leave the Oddâ€" fellows hall, Spruce Street, at 6.40 p.m., on Sunday and proceed to the United Church for the annual sewvice. Everyâ€" body welcome. Globe and Mail: Rusgian authorities now are trying to get the people to switch from vodka to beer. But isn‘t this an awful space to cover in one jump? Annual Orange Church Parade on Sunday, July 9 8 glasses, 8 stirrers, tray with Mexican scene undet glasses, 17 picces. THURSDAY. JULY 8TH, 1939 $1.95 6 â€"beverage glasses and large pitcher in eool green or old rose modern spiral design special price. $1,.29