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ired. We should like to draw atâ€" tenuop however, to something in the and Day", which récently ‘ Palace screen. ~It concerqg Cary‘s pyjamas. There 'fi x;othmg wrong with the pyjan:’ajsg_,l mch providing you have ‘canary yellow garâ€" wigh "cutâ€"glass bottoms. When seent kâ€". !md'fiac them Mr. Grant is Aying a soldier lying woundâ€" tal: in France, during the are glad â€" to note that there are some kindred spirits at the local radio staâ€" tionâ€"chaps with sufficient getâ€"upâ€"andâ€" go in them to ignore occasionally the carefully prepared script, and chal.â€" lenge the public with something differâ€" ent. The other day, for examplc¢, the anâ€" nouncer told his unseen audience that they would next hear Nelson Eddy, singing "Rose Marie." With a fine disâ€" play of spirit, the chap at the turmâ€" a recentâ€"visitor to Timmins. Seems too bad that the proféssor had to visit Timmiins at this particular timeâ€"when graced Mflace screen. It concerxg Cary‘s pyjamas. There fi nothIng wrong with the pyjamas,ld j mch providing you have ho objection to ‘canary yellow garâ€" } figh "cut.â€"glass bottoms. When first seen neafl'hx them Mr. Grant ‘is trayinig a soldier lying woundâ€" ed in a 1 France, during the All ‘of: *hieh is Ookey, if t.hats the way you like your fighting. But Mr. has cither managed to find a We are: far from 'aualltymg as a critâ€" is of the. , and in our admiration for Cary‘ t would be the last to find fault with any film in which he Grant has either managed to find a betterâ€"wearing pair of pyjamas than is usually found in army hospitals, or he has a oneâ€"track mind in his choice of such "garments. Eight years later, folowing::an accident in which he ‘falls off a horse, Mr. Grant again asâ€" Read the Busmess Dlrectory weekl to find out where to get what you want. 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The other day, for example, t.he anâ€" nouncer told his unseen audience that they would next hear Nelson Eddy, singing "Rose Marie." With a fine disâ€" play of spirit, the chap at the turmâ€" table put on a recordmg of a soprano solo. "Must be Rose Marie singing Nelson Eddy," we commented to the wife, fallâ€" ‘ing off our tchair in the exuberance of our most excellent wit. Sheâ€"didn‘t get it. Jiw In case you are wondering just what‘s behind our continued refusal Mrs. George Leck discussed ar range» ments for the "Eventide Hour" a serâ€" vice which will be held in the churcii by the Young Adult Club. on Sunday evening Nov.: 3 at 7.30 pm.. arrangeâ€" ments were also made for the visit of Rev. Jchn Leng, son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Leng, McIntyre Property, who will conduct the anniversary Sservices in the church, Nov 17. Mr. Roy Wilson, Mr. Gordon .Brown and â€" Mrs. Platt, were voted. to take care of the enterâ€" tainment fcr the next meeting, Nov. 8. After the business session a delicious lunch was served and a nice social evâ€" ening. was held, games were enjoyed. s $ allâ€"tooâ€"familiar chord was struck when we read the cther day of the robbery of some jewels from ‘St. James Palace, It now appears that the chap who hadâ€" responsibility for caring for the jewels had not been too carcless â€"he had been too careful. They were put away so carefully that he had been unable to find them for two days. The other day, for examplic, the anâ€" nouncer told his unseen audience that they would next hear Nelson Eddy, singing "Rose Marie." With a fine disâ€" play of spirit, the chap at the turmâ€" table put on a recordlng of a soprano solo. We have much the same trouble, @t our house. w An ardent individualist ourself, we are glad to note that thexje are some "Must be Rose Marie singing Nelson Eddy," we commented to the wife, fallâ€" ing off our thair in the exuberance of our most excellent wit. Sheâ€"didn‘t get it. 17% Cedar St., North. Timmins Herman‘s DRY (;LLANING Gold Mines luctionâ€"of Porcupine 6: During First Nine Months, 1946 > 3 ~* 4 n3 me. essm t S a * e on k a 8 ow w W * P * _ se SS x ; k Timmins Steam Bath CLEANING â€"e PRESSING e STORAGE 12 neon to : for Pickâ€"up Phone 524 alip; ,mmMmmn .mw .m So until we‘re sure that it‘s ‘the Mayor who writes that "Wilbur" noâ€" sense, that‘s how it‘s got to be. Young Adults Club Plans Eventide Hour The Young Adult Club of Trinity United Church held a "Hard Time" party, Friday evening in the church hall During the first part of the evâ€" ening business items were discussed. President ‘Bill Godefroy was in the chair. : Mrs. Stan Shippam, secretary, read the minutes of the last meeting. Mrs. Stan Gibson suggested a roster be drawn up for an ent.ertainment committee for each meeting. a*i _ 9 .. e t. %..% o 0..¢,,0,,.0 2220220222 o 0000«0.0000000@000000“0000003030 030303000000“00"3000“00”3”00"0 aR LECC ;; 11 Birch St. JPAZA 60 MOTORS 59 Cedar S€., North â€" Phone 3741 FUNERAL SERVICE Dignity â€" Courtesy â€" Sympathy Guenettec ‘funeral services are complete . . .. . cvery detail is handled with the utmost underâ€" standing and reliable knowledge. Repaired and Electrical Appliances Rene Electrical Service _ . LECOUPE, PROP Birch St. South â€" Phone 1010‘ 4 Di 400202204202 20e ie ie o. 8," »"0”0"0“0“0"0"0”0"o’_’o”o"o"o“o”o"o":"o e**"** CHECKED AND REPALRED For Quick Pickâ€"Up Phone 3690 103 PINE $T. SOUTH MAKES OF RADIOS SCHUMACHER 4A ALVUVA e 0;0 Phone 13103: Specialty: Guaranteed (Oil Perâ€" manent, with or without electriâ€" city :and haircut. Fingemves, scalp| treatments _and facials, Experlenced Service at: Moderate Prices, > Apt. 1 Balsam St. N. TIMMINS â€" PHONE 3942 ~By Dessane Studlo 66 Second Ave. Ph. 2060 Your Photograph Glamour Beauty +Shop Real Estate INSURANCE <~~ andâ€" MORTGAGES W. R. DeQRUCHY ... PHONE 2083 â€" 12 PATRICIA BLVD. ) . OPENING NEW Gold builion valued ht $49,221,340 was produced by Ontario‘s gold mines during the first nine months of 1946. The industry milled §,387,910 tons of ore which contained. 1 ,814,0636 ounces of goid and 214,848 ounces of silver. Thes¢ figures show an increase ~of 19.20% in tonnage milled, 16.00% in gold recovery, 10 17% in csilved reâ€" _ Total _ _ 208¢,[47 _ 678402.. 108,862 25416382 \ ‘‘ Potal for first nine months Of ‘45 â€" 2,627,552 23,637,575 We Pm of gold tmd 214,m ounces of silver. Theseé ‘fl's\fi'es show â€" an increase ~0of 19.29% : in tonnage milled, 16.90% in ‘gold recovery, 1047% in silved reâ€" covex:y, and 13.53% in value over the compargble perlod of ©1945. â€" The: gold Bulletin by the Ontario Deparmtem ‘of Mines covers a mine by mine account of production for the first"© nifle months of the year as well as. a camb by camp review of producâ€" tion for the month of September. DPurâ€" Ing. ‘this Jatter period the gold mines treated 5795,008 tonsâ€"of ore, and reâ€" ber rose to 38.89 from a low of $8.59 in July and. $8.77..in" August... Howâ€" ever the daily average tounnage hancled, by the mills at. 19,170 was the lowest reported since January of the curâ€" rent year. Recovery of gold at 4,005 ounces per dayâ€"was slightly higher than during August while silver recovery at 975 ounces was‘d nem, record for the: year. ‘~_The daily averege value of $L72 10 was better than;,that <for Au=, gust but was lower than the mcviuus months of the year. During the first nine montfis of t;hé' s s1‘ .‘ ..| l s s o o N o e e C s ~ ofltoo’o‘?.’?o‘?.‘o‘floooooo‘oo’o’o’?o’ooofl’o‘.‘fl‘?. HOYIG@ ... Mcmtyro Poncupme ............ Ross: (Hollingéer) We specialize in domesâ€" tic and ;coimnerc_la_l ‘reâ€" frigeration. . . AY 312,562 103,001 172,519 57,15§ covered . 146 .883 o'uhces of gold . and 290241 ounces of dilvnr. valued $5,165,102. n The daily average statistics shows that the grade. of ore during .‘acptem- Lo ces on 27,301 21,745 11,558 108,188 41,215 186,748 125,521 119 BALSAM ST. S. â€" TIMMINS 41,506 ILLED, HUMANE : ATITEN TION FOR ALL ANIMAL DISEASES AND. INJURIES" â€" â€" â€" Furâ€"trimmed coats, suits and dresses * Timmins Used â€" Clothing. Store t ie go «uh Nee 23,914 s 6.8 9 >~ 36,244. ; _ 4,364 . ‘d6;431 > â€" Dr. C. F. KNELL houe510 83ThxrdAvfl Night Fhone 1133 _ without emalflng o. We makc amoving‘ lltmt «18 simple, with expert_service. .. Veterinary Surgeon Phone 3620 Men and Women‘s 3 a a CA ae # ol V en _A C Movers ~WINTER ‘COATS _ 36 Wilson Ave. Ounces ... Total: Valueo . _ 8,320 . ... . 1,016: * 2,475 .. 4,815 998 25,025 3147 1,347,091 139,197 1,018,043 > 816,190 â€" 432,850 4,060,095 1,539,366 : 6,9711,605 inces ... T 3.320- . ... . 1018' - * 2,475 .. 4,815 25,025 364 â€" . 1,360,459 ~Choir‘ ;c 'firl(l’:/e’en ~Mea Much Enjoyed The bake table had a large selection of, delicious cakes for sale, supervised * 'by Mrs. George Shippam and Mrs. Calâ€" verley. The kitchen conveeners were ‘+~Mrs. James Izatt, Mrs. Alex Mair and _ Mrs. Jack Morris. > The day being fine . a very large number attended and enâ€" ~â€" fjfoyed afternoon tea., The Trinity United Church chair, held its annual Hallowe‘en tea in the church hall Saturday afternoon. The hall was nicely decorated with Halâ€" lowe‘en decorations. ‘The assistants all wore yellow and black tea aprons. ‘ Mrs. Dan Fraser and Mrs, James Prentice conveened; Miss: Gertrute Bristoro grected the guests. The large tea table was very attractive with lovely covers, yellow and black lighted candles in silver holders.â€" The centreâ€" piece on the table was a large crystal bowl filled with fruit. Mrs. James Huxley and Mrs. F..J. Gilbert poured tea. The small tea tables were nicely arranged, s Miss Uricl MacMillan was table conâ€" veener and assisting at the tea tables were Mrs. Walter Rowe, Miss Jean Fraser, Miss Norma Killens, Miss Ethoi 4#9%99%999999909899999900¢® © CANADA Ja VARNISH g PAINT Appliance And Furniture Store 114 Algongquin E.. â€" Phone 1610 We have an cxcclient stock of this famous maker of e HOUSE â€"PAINT ENAMELS @ VARNISHES AND CAR P AINTING PAGE PIVE :