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QOOOQ000000000000000“00“00“0““0“““OOOO“OQQQO.‘ Best wishes dal couple . . Mustato who the Italian 5 Mrs. Mustato Best wishes to Sunday‘s popular briâ€" dal couple . . . Mr. and Mrs. Geo, "Red" Mustato whose wedding took place in the Italian Sacred Heart Church . . .. Mrs. Mustato is the former Helen Guiâ€"_ dolin, whose charming voice has been appreciated at numerous musical, events, and has added to the beauties. of the church choir . .. and to Wedâ€" nesday‘s Mr. and MBs. (C@regory T. Evans, nee Zita Callon, who were unitâ€" ed in marriage in Toronto . . . many friends of Greg. and Zita motored. down for the wedding, and some of them will perhaps remain to attend the Colhounâ€"Davidson â€" nuptials _ on Saturday . . . Greg. is one of the town‘s popular younger lawyers, and Zita worked here for several months . . . ber as the smiling brunette dietician at) At the Colhounâ€"Davidson _ nuptials, : By A ' Wsmmwwaw If all the year were playing holiâ€" |Miss Vi Davidson, whom you‘ll rememâ€" days, Kresge‘s becomes the bride of Joe Colâ€" To sport would be as tedious as to |houn, also of Timmins . . . and they‘ll work. take up residence here. These lines that most of you should remember at this time of the year, when, with the turning Of the leaves toâ€"the bright colours of autumn, realization comes that another year will pass before holiâ€" day time rolls ‘round again . Shakespeare . wrote are those two simple lines . . . best for the people who recall sunny holiday days, and a summer, that passed too quickly . .. but, if sumâ€" mer went quickly, so will the fall and winter, and then it‘ll be spring Once azain, to the women and girls who wish to say "goodâ€"bye" to the "rolls" which rob their figâ€" ures of beauty . . . at the Mcinâ€" tyre gymnasium every Thursday evening, Johnny Anderson will conâ€" duct classes in practical exercises for just that purpose . . . and reâ€" member, last year‘s "student‘s" found them "just the thing" . . . they had good times at the same time. At FPriday evening‘s successful Lions and summer again . .. membering that hundreds of skiâ€" ing fans are looking forward to the winter, and hoping that it doesn‘t pass too quickly . . . an hour on skiis is a holiday to them. Club dance, many pecple received the best wishes of the dancers by selections played by the orchestra . . among the happy couples who were making the event a "double celebration" were i many _ wise things, but perhaps among the best always reâ€" l Mr and Mrs Txo. Larorte, who claimed o6 SELDYVAN > 625 ‘36 PORD SED. Good Condition 525 38 BUICK SED, Radio â€" Heater ... 895 Mechanics Specials ‘30 Chev. Coach .. ‘30 Pontiac Sedan ‘34 Plymouth ... Timmins Garage COMPANY LIMITED Cor. Spruce and Fourth Phone 800 Used Cars 38 CHEV. COACH .:.... ‘35 CHEV. SEDAN . ‘36 DODGE COAXCH ... ‘36 Oldsmobile Dropped Between Stitches * * 555 5* * * S S * S S S D D D D L L444 on these 345. 495. 550. $40 $60 $95 At FPriday evening‘s successful Lions Club dance, many peocple received the best wishes of the dancers by selections played by the orchestra . .. . among the happy couples who were making the event a "double celebration" were Mr. and Mrs. Leo. Laporte, who claimed the day as their sixth wedding anniâ€" versary . . . then, on Saturday evenâ€" ing, the orchestra piayed especially for Mr. and Mrs. E. Ritzel, who celebrated their wedding anniversary that evenâ€" ing. This (Thursday) evening, the Kinâ€" ettes (wives of the Kinsmen) are meetâ€" ing at the home of Mrs. Henry Hudâ€" son, Riverside Drive, at one of their regular knitting bees . . . the Kinettes adopted the trawler, "Thornwick Bay" off the coast of England, during the summer months, and now they‘re busily knitting articles for the men aboard the trawler . . . from all reports, they‘re making plans to pack a bale for shipâ€" ment very soon, and hope that all members will turn out for the meeting toâ€"night. If September was a busy wedding month, seems that October will keep up with its predecessor . . . only a few of the month‘s brides, or bridesâ€"toâ€"be are Zita Callon, who became Mrs. Greâ€" gory T. Evans in Toronto, yesterday . . . Margaret Lalonde, who will wed Howard MacGregor .. . Edith Grace Haworth, who will become the bride of Fordyce Boyd Scott . . . Vi Davidson who becomes Mrs. Joe Colhoun .. Ann Kramaruk, who becomes the bride of Nells Avery . .. . Leone Galachuk who weds Debbie St. James . . . Leona LaVallee, brideâ€"toâ€"be of Frank Boisâ€" vert . .. Ellen Beryl Baker, to become the bride of T. Earl Hawkins . . . and that list is only for the first days of the month. Once azain, to the women and girls who wish to say "goodâ€"bye" to the "rolls" which rob their figâ€" ures of beauty . . . at the Mcinâ€" tyre gymnasium every Thursday evening, Johnny Anderson will conâ€" duct classes in practical exercises for just that purpose . . . and reâ€" member, last year‘s "student‘s" found them "just the thing" . . . they chad good times at the same time. MA recent bride . . . Mrs. Harvey Laine, formerly Delta Jacques . . . . .. Jean is another little lady who started training at St, Mary‘s this fall, ‘but seems that her training has been interrupted . . . get well, soon . . . your friends miss your gay ways and your cheery perâ€" sonality. Among the dancers on Saturday, were newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Harâ€" vey Laine (the former Delta Jacâ€" ques) . . . former Timmins couple; Private and Mrs. Rolly Leâ€" vesque (nee Lorraine MacMillan) . and one whose smile makes her a special friend . . tall and atâ€" tractive Pat King, daughtm of Mr. and â€"Mrs. Ernie King . . . you‘ll remember Pat as a graceful dancer at numerous events . . . and, sorry to hear you‘re ill, Jean Murtagh . . . Private Levesque is on leave from Debert, NS. ... and two couples who are soon to be Mr. and Mrs. .. . Maila Rilhinen and Oliver Pietila .. . Estelle Babaluk and Orville "Smitty" Smith, who it is rumoured, will say their "I do‘s" this week. Welcome to another member of the nursing classes at St. Mary‘s Hospital . . . one whose friendliâ€" ness would make any patient feel like jumping up "fit as a fiddle" 34 chewan More wedding bells to come . . . they‘ll be ringing this month for a very popular Schumacher girl, Miss Mae Fowler,. daughter of â€"and Mrs. damos Fowler, Fourth avenue . . . Mae wills become the bride of Mr. John Mcâ€" Cusker, and there are friends throughâ€" out the district who are joining in good wishes . . . "Ann" can remember when Mae who is now on the staff at Bucoâ€" vetsky‘s Schumacher stort, was schoolmate . . . so, good luck, Mae. were recelve« Didier, of Ma Younz, of Ha 5. Ackrovd, of bal, of Fatheor Wilis: thos: bereaved. He died at Toronto General â€" Hospital Private Patients Pavilion on Monday after a long illâ€" ness. The body was brought here on the Northland on Tuesday morning, Mrs. Thomas, who was with her husâ€" band throughout his illnesis, returnâ€" ing here on the same train for the funâ€" eral. The pallbearers were H. H. North, D. Stratchen and E. Lavereau, of Matachewan, and V. Baker, E. L. Longmore and M. Gridley. At the funeral R. Dunbar and T. Rowe reâ€" presented the Hollinger Mine, E. L. Longmore and M. Williams represented the Hollinger Mill, H. H. North repreâ€" sented the Youngâ€"Davidson. ‘T. Rowe, P. BRennetts and L. King, all graduâ€" ates of the same school from which Mr. Thomas had graduated, Cambourne School of Mines, Cornwall, England, also attended. . Funeral arrangements were by A. W. Miles, of Toronto, and S. T. Walker, of Timmins. and Mrs. Thos. Blackman; Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Baker and family; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dunbar; Russel and Jean ’Puwers: Mr. and Mrs. D. McKie: Mtr. and Mrs. Clifford Menzie; Mr. and Mtrs. Ed. Ahr; Mr. and Mrs Martin Kobz‘ck: Mr. and Mrs. W. Kevan; Mrs. Blahey and family; Mr. and Mrs. 5. Bijakowski: Fita and Abe Shragge; Moisley and Ball; H. H. Whitehall, of Galt: Diréctors Youngâ€"Davidson; Holâ€" linzer Gold Mines Ltd.; Hollinger Mill Staff;: Boys of Youngâ€"Davidson Mill. Telegrams and cards of sympathy were received from: Hector and Alice Didicr, of Matachwan; Mary and Roy Younz,. of Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Ackrovd, of Timmins:; Isabel Regimâ€" bal. of Mattawa; Mac and Grace; Rev. Father Wills; Frank S David; Pearl Tremblay: H. Wearing, all of Mataâ€" Twentyâ€"four members of the Laâ€" dies‘ Auxiliary enjoyed the comfort fund tea yesterday afternoon, while knitting articles for the boys over there .* . and from the secretary, comes a reminder to all members that the general monthâ€" ly meeting will take place on Monday evening .. . the executive meeting will be held toâ€"morrow (Friday) evening and all officers are asked to attend. Among the floral tribut from:â€" His ‘sorrowing w mother and dad; Louxsc Ted and David; Clarice ily; Jim and Ethel; Wi Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur © and Mrs. W. H. Pritchat Loretta; Mr.â€"and Mrs. ] Mr. Harry Wearing; M Walter E. Haines, of Mait tor Meredith, T. Thomas, ] Fred and Hazel; Dr. and Crann; Mr. and Mrs. J Matachewan; Douglas I and Mrs. Thos, Blackm; Mrs. Vauchn Baker and and â€"Mrs. Jean ’P.ower Mtr. and MJ MtTs. Ed. A Kobz‘ck: M Many Mourn Death of W. A. Thomas With Hollinger for Sevenâ€" teen Years. Seven Years at Matachewan. Vears at the chewa who k Funeral services! for the late William Alfredâ€" Thomas ‘were. conducted on Thursday afternoon at the Timmins United Church at four o‘clock by Rev. W. M. Mustard. The late Mr. Thomas was widely known and highly esteemed and the maby attending the funeral and the large number of beautiful florâ€" al tributes spoke of the deep regret at his death and the sympathy, felt for The late William Alfred Thomas was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Thomas, of Redruth, Cornwall, England, where he was born thirtyâ€" nine years ago. He had been with the Hollinger Mine since he came to Canaâ€" da 17 years ago. For the past seven vears he had been mill superintendent at the Youngâ€"Davidson mine in Mataâ€" chewan. He was a favourite with all who knew him and his death is mournâ€" ced by wide circles. HMHe is survived by his widow, her parents (Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Birch) a brotherâ€"inâ€"law and sisâ€" terâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Farnâ€" worth, all of Timmins. was gestâ€"ofâ€"honour on 'I‘gxesday evening at a miscellaneous shower . . . it was a surprise event, and the â€"guestâ€"ofâ€"honour had no idea that the friendly gathering planned for the eveeing was to be a party in her honour . . . so she was surâ€" prised . . . the girls who gathered together, spent a pleasant eveninfg renewing happenings of mutual interest . . . in fact, they were so busily engaged in "talk" that they weren‘t even interested in the games their hostess suggested . . . and so the time passed much too quickly. Comes a great bit of news for dance fans ... and for Mart Kenney fans . . . next Wednesday evening at the McIntyre Arena, Mart and his Western Gentlemen will bring back memories of the night they played here to record attendance last year‘ . . . this year, the orchesâ€" tra features Judy Richards as girl soloist, with Art Hollman, whom you‘ll remember. from last year, returning with the band once again . and the trio, which made such a great hit, "Three of a Kind", will also be coming with the band . it‘ll be a great night for d'mcexs . and for those who appreciate the music of one of Canada‘s great orchestras. . ig the floral tributes were those His ‘sorrowing wife, Thelma; and dad: Louxse and Ernie; David; Clarice Ed and famâ€" m and Ethel; Winder family; d Mrs. Wilbur Sullivan; Mr. s. W. H. Pritchard; Herb and : Mr.â€"and Mrs. H. H. North; irry Wearing:; Mr. and Mrs. E. Haines, of Matchewan; Vicâ€" dith, T. Thomas, Leslie Strong; d Hazel; Dr. and Mrs. George Mr and Mrs. J. L. Bensin, ns and C eived from f Matachw £f Hamiltor vd, of Tiimm attawa; M Nills: Fran PORCUPINE ADVANCE, Births Registered Here Total Thirteen for Week Bornâ€"on Sentember 20th, 1941, to Mr. and Mrs. Florian Paquetlte, of 99 Commercial avenueâ€"a son. Bornâ€"on September 6th, 19841, to Mr, and Mrs. Domina Brazeau, of 56 Windâ€" sor avenueâ€"a son. s There were thirteen births registerâ€" ed here during the past week, and for once at least the number seems to be unlucky, for out cf the thirteen bifths there were only two daughters as against eleven sons. In the past few months the number of sons born has been about equal to the number of girl babies. There is an old superstiâ€" tion that preponderance of male births is a sign that "there is a war coming", the idea being that this is nature‘s way of offsetting any loss of man power in the nations. The following are the births regisâ€" tered during the past week:â€" * Bornâ€"on September 22nd, 1941, to Mr. and Mrs. Mederic Boullard of 152 Main avenueâ€"a son. (Bornâ€"on September 4th, 19841, to Mir. and Mrs. Conrad Morson, of 40 Columâ€" bus avenue, at St. Mary‘s Hospitalâ€"a son. ' Bornâ€"on September 7th, 1941, to Mr and Mrs. Wm. Neaimter, of 3 Carling avenue, at St. Mary‘s Hospitalâ€"a son Pictured above is Mart Kenney, faâ€" mous _ Canadian . orchestra Jeader, who with his band, the Western Gentlemen, will appear at the Mcâ€" Intyre Arena on Wednesday, evenâ€" ing.> The Mart Kenney: orchestra, which has been featured at many wellâ€"knownâ€" Canadian resortsâ€" and dance spots, including Banff and the Roval York Hotel in Toronto, apâ€" peared here one vear ago, and is now making a tour of Canada. Bornâ€"on Septeimber 12th, 1941, to 19 PINE STREET SOUTH Sale Furâ€"Trimmed Sale Prices Effectiveâ€"TOâ€"DAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY Olive Thomson Outstanding Values in Each Group YOQUR CHOICE OF MANY FURS Silver Fox @ Blended Mink Red Fox ®@ Beaver Squirrel © Sable â€" Muskrat The Quality Shoppe a PRICE GROUPS The season‘s outstanding fashion hits tn Tavishly furâ€"trimmed coats. _ Unforgettably: low priced for such duxurious quality Every important fashion in magnificently tailored st,\,:los-â€"-â€"mpped with rich, selected furs! â€"Cheose your winter coat at the Olive Thomson Shoppe now and save! 42.50 35.00 29.95 Mr. and Mrs. Emery Burey ot 108 Wilâ€" son avenueâ€"a son. Bornâ€"on August 22nd. 1941, to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd M. Noble, of M Moniâ€" gomery avenueâ€"a son. Bornâ€"on â€"September 1941, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Garth Teeple. (nee Esther Waldon), of 95 Fifth avenue at St. Mary‘s Hospitalâ€"â€"a daughter. Hearst Man Given Year on Charge of Purseâ€"Snatching Bornâ€"on September 16th, 1941, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bisulack of 112 Maple street south, at St. Marvs Hosâ€" pitalâ€"a son. piltalâ€"a son. Bornâ€"on September 18th,. 1941, to Mr. and Mrs. W. Arnold Peters, of 4§ Main avenue,; at St, Mary‘s Hospitalâ€" a son. * Bornâ€"on September 17th,. 1941, to Mr. and Mrs. Jchn McKane of 167 Kent avenue, at St. Mary‘s Hospital â€"â€" son. Bornâ€"on September 15th, 1941, to Mr. and Mrs. Andre Guy Belanger, of 7% Birch street southâ€"a son. Bornâ€"on August 8th, 1941, to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Robitaille of 85 Main avenueâ€"a daughter. Vincent Ethier, of Hearst, was chargâ€" ed in . police court on Tuesday with theft by violence. The case arose from the snatching of a purse from Mrs. L. Helporin, of the Ambastsador Hotel. She took the money home from the hotel and. as she was walking towards the house the purse was snatched from her hand. (Mrs. Helperin was unable to identify the robber as it was dark and her asisailant had been behind her. The purse contained about $200.00 in three canvas bags, one bag having nickels, another dimes,.and the third quarters and halfâ€"dollars and bills. The man who snatched her purse was about the same siize as the accused. [Police eviâ€" dence told of the search for the accusâ€" ed and his final location in Hearst. After being brought back to Timmins he made a statement. A man running a beanery in Mountjoy told on the stand about a man coming to him on the morning of the theft with two canâ€" vas bags containing silver ccoins and asking him to change them into bills, claiming that he had been in a gamblâ€" ing game. A taxi driver gave eviâ€" dence of driving Ethier to the beanery at the time in question and he was quite firm in his identification of the accused. Ethier, who conducted his cwn defence, denied everything, includâ€" ing being at the beanery or having a windbreaker such as he was said to wear. He had no answer when the police preduced a photograph of Ethier wearing the very kind of windbreaker that he saidâ€"he never wore. He accused the police of securing liquor for him on the way from Hearst. MHe also intimated that some of the police had been drinking on the trip. Anâ€" other complaint he made was that he had not had cpportunity to secure a Better Grade Coats in the Season‘s Newest Styles lawyer. Magistrate Atkinson smid that police officers should not supply liquor to prisoners in any way, and any acâ€" oused person was entitled to the serâ€" vices of a lawyer. Chief Gagnon gave evideiwce to the effect that the accused had been, told that he could have a lawver i#f he wished. The magistrate commented that if the accused had wished a lawyer he could have had one at. last week‘s court by simply askâ€" ing. Magistrate Atkinson pointed out that there was no evidence of robbery with wiolence and he reduced the charge to one of theft from a person and sentenced the accused to one year in jJail. Winners Ladies‘ Auxiliary Whist Drive Held Tuesda Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. Vacchino were the lucky number winners at the weekâ€" ly whist drive given by the Ladios‘ Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion on Tuesday evening, with whist winners as follows: Ladies: 1st, Mrs. Enzman, 2nd, Mrs, Levert, 3rd, Mrs. Cassidy; Gentlemen: 1st, Mrs, Vacchino (playâ€" ing as a gentleman), 2nd, Mr. Nixon, and 3rd, Mrs. Bretel (playing as genâ€" Teman). Twelve tables of whist were played Mart Kenney and His WesternGentlemen MclIntyre Community Bld. Wed., October 8 The Date You Don‘t Want to Miss at the with lovely JUDY RICHARDS, Vocalist and ART HOLLMAN, Tenorâ€"Extraordinary The Smartest Attraction of the Year ADMISSION $1.00 PER PERSON Dancing Starts at 9.30 p.m. 1 s N $ “ t tss a * hi 4 # Noib ut aap uio m sn c t 0 ts * + 4 +<% Announcemt cutive meeting to take place and the gener; held on Mond hall. y Bâ€"F RooOodRICH TIRES madp o Ule CXC 1e Lax«itc@Auxiltar hlv imggt ing in th