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D. M. Thomson left on W ednesâ€" day on a month‘s vacation to his old home in Seotland. * 0 4 t ete d ole w4 ". ... «/6 ';. .;. .‘. @ 0¢.% Py3 OX TX K# %.% U28,8s‘s Â¥. 00.# 2%, *Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Rochon, 63 Fourth avenue, are on a visit to friends in Montreal this week»s Mr. H. W. Hooker returned last Saturday evening after a hol'u)la.y trip to south and western Ontario \Mr. Harry Fuke, accountant at the Bank of Commerce here, left on Tuesâ€" day morning for Cobalt. \ Mr. W. G. Smith is in Toronto atâ€" tending the big Oriental Convention in the city. \ + 4+ 4 * 300’0.‘ % *, ® .‘. ... ..’ *# 0;00 * ®"% MÂ¥ _# @_ d @_® $ . % 00 % 0_ ® $ 0 0 0 % %_% o $ * t* ¢#4 Cb _ db d #.% 0_ 08. a *4 #4 ## b _¢ %_% 4 % ## 0‘00 % 0 # t #4 ## 0 %% ¢*_ % $ # . %% *% # $ * 0 *# ® t* 40 % $ # 00 %% # $ # %% %¢ # 3 # * % 44. % 4 %% %% * $ # %% % #4 440 *4 t# #4 t4 t# #4# #4 ##4 b4 t#* t# #4 #4 t4 t# w4 0:00000 a.% 0 %4*.% $ t#a # #4 %% *# #* *4 #4 * t# t#4 w + «**. ave # # #4 w # t# t # t + w ## # # #* * *# «4 # + w# # # sw _ # #. _4 ww _ ® + t# # *# #.% # * # *# # '0 “. + *Â¥ "% #4 #@ # ## a*s*,* a°s o:o ::: 0:0 0‘0 .‘. 0’. a*‘s*,* 0‘e T 4A o:o .‘. o:o o‘o “' o’o @ y : y o U s o:o *4* ‘:. }o ‘:’ ozo 0:0 ::: # ‘0 # g. .:. .:. # ’0 .z. # :0 o‘o .x. .8. o:o .,. '3. t33 #* # 4 ® '“ ## w “. # _*%_ _# .“.“.... # .“ #4 #4 + #4 .“ # # # “. # L ## #. # *# ®# d # # # # * # *4 Bd y3 ::: y «s 0} .:. .8. o’o *,* a° + o:o ‘!‘ o‘o 0:0 0;0 ogo Thursday, August 4th, 1927 Mr. G. C. Summers is visiting Mi Mrs. Sinclair for two Weeks?\ Timmins and District Notes fpaleé 69c. Listerine, medium ........ 49¢, Fino‘s Fruit Salts ........ 89c. Turner‘s Invalid Port .. $1.25 Witch Hazel Salve ...., .. 18¢. CGarter‘s L. L. Pills ... 19c. Canlac Pills 21lc. Pink Pills ................ 85¢. Chases‘s Nerve Food ..... 50¢. English Health Salts .2 for 25¢c. palé Listerine, medium ... Eno‘s Fruit Balts ... Turner‘s Invalid Port Witch Hazel Salve ... Carter‘s L. L. Pills .. Tanlac Pillg ...... /.. Timmins Cut Rate Drug Store We are placing on Sale Friday, Saturday and Monday A Special Cut on all Trusses. We have a large stock of all sizes and to clear we are cutting the price in half. Now is your chance to. replace your old truss at very much less than wholesale price. Patent Medicines WEEKâ€"END PRICES Nujol; small ... Lydia Pinkbham‘s ........ NMyal‘s Oreophos .......... Pure Russian Oil, reg. $1.00 FREE SATURDAYâ€"Every Lady purchasing One Dollar‘s worth at our Store will receive Free a Dollar bottle of Narcisse Perfume. Now is your chance to get your Perfume without costing you a cent. The Goldfield Drug Co., Ltd. If you are troubled with Backache, Frequent or Reâ€" tarded Vrination, No. 777 Kidney Pills will work wonâ€" ders.. Price 50c. box or 3 for $1.25 If you have any Skin Trouâ€" ble, Eczema or a rash of any kind we guarantee our Eczeâ€" ma Ointment to cure it or refund your money. Price Third Avenue $1.00 box or 6 for $5.00 Kidney Pills Eczema The Only Cutâ€"Rate Drug Store in the North 69c. 99c. 80 \Mr. J. E. Grassett returned on Monâ€" day evening from a visit his old home at Barrie. \ %r. and Mrs. Chas. Roach returned last week from a holiday visit to Mr. Roach‘s old home near Ottawa.\ Ir. H. W, Warren has retu(ned fr a visit to the Old Country. / AMr. and Mrs. Bentiron, of Toronto, are visiting friends in town for a few days.* J’Ml%b E. Quick, k, Deaconess of the Uhited Church, left last week for a holiday visit to her home in the West. Mr. F. E. Cooper of the Imperial Bank staff returned this week from his annual vacation spent in his old home at Woodstock, Ont. Mrs. W. C. Brewer and son, Beverâ€" ley, accompanied by her brother, Mr. 0. R. Kelly, and Miss Lucilla MeAlinâ€" den, has returned home from a motor trip, after spending a short vacation with Mrs. Brewer‘s mother at Long Lake, Queé. lf';\drs. John Hunt and Rev. T. J. nt spent the past two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hunt.: ‘Mr. Ernie Fortin, formerly of the staff of Marshallâ€"Eeclestone, Limited, at Schumacher, now of Cobalt, was a visitor to Timmins this week. Although the block on Pme street from Fifth to Sixth avenue is one of the oldest pieces of street in town, the sewerage main is being installed there now for the first time. Conâ€" tractor Leo. Mascioli has his men at work this week making the trench. lMISQ Lila Doherty, of the Finance Départment, Ottawa, is the guest of Mrs. W. C. Brewer for a few weeks\ Bornâ€"In Timmins, Ont., on Wedâ€" nesday, July 20th, 1927, to Mr. and Mrs. Herb Mcelntosh, Eim street south,â€"a son: An elegant new verandah just addâ€" ed to the Golf Club house makes a valuable addition to the appearance and comfort of the club house, and is much appreciated by the members. \Mrs. John Burrows, of Poreupine, and Mrs. Arnold Burrows, of Timâ€" mins, were guests at the Hotel Haileyâ€" bury over the weekâ€"end. Mrs. Carl Eyre left last week‘on an extended holiday trip to South and Eastern Ontario. ‘Mrs. Eyre motored from North Bay to Ottawa, the capiâ€" tal being her first stopping place. Piver‘s Face Powders .. Small Single Compacts . Palm Olive Shampoo ... Pond‘s Cold Cream ... Witch Hazel Cream...,.....21c. Piver‘s Toilet Waters ...$1.25 Vaness Hair Tonic....... $1.00 Coty‘s Face Powder ...... 69c. Hind‘s Honey and Almond . 49c. Houbigant‘s Lilac Toilet Water ; ; ;.....;..n.. $3.00 Ashes of Roses Perfume, Scobell‘s Stomach and Liver Pills will remove the bile from you liver, purify your system, regulate your bowels and give you an appetite. Price per box 35c. For all Lung Troubles, Coughs and Colds, Consumpâ€" tion 108 Lung Balsam will get at the trouble. Price per bottle 50c. Coughs and Colds Stomach Troubles Toilet Articles WEEKâ€"END PRICES : , §$2.,00 . $1.00 400 : opposite New Empire \Chief of Police L. McLachlan is laid up this week with a light attack of typhoid fever. All will wish him a speedy and complete return to his usual good health{ \ Improvement is being made these days to Sixth avenue and other streets in town needing such work, grading and rocking being carried on for the benefit of the traffic. * The Rouyn Fire Association has been formed, made up of members of the fire brigade at Rouyn, the association to look after the social and business features of the fire brigade recently formed. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Black and litâ€" tle son, of Montreal, are visiting Mrs. Black‘s father, Mr. James Kent, and other friends and relatives in town. Mr. Black is now with the C.N.R. Radio Department at Montreal.\ \Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simms, of Conâ€" iston, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Simms, 11 Maple street south. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simms made the trip from Coniston to Timmins by canoe, and found the journey a very pleasant one, with the choicest of beauty â€"and interest in the scenery aâ€" long the whole water romte. Mrs. Neilson and son, Andy, left last week for Toronto where they will be the guests. of Mrs. Boris Hambow‘g for a week or two, and visit Mrs. Neilson‘s son, Master Jack who is takâ€" ing as pecial year‘s course on the violin at the Hambourg Conservatory of Music. Jack has made unusual proâ€" gress under the wonderful tuition i the Hambourg Conservatory of Musi‘:zs Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jenkin and baby returned this week after an extended visit to the Old Country. Mr. Jenkin, who was in poor health at the time‘ of leaving here, has fully recovered the best of health, from the holiday, and is feeling and looking fine. ‘‘I am glad to be back in Timmins,""‘ he said, ‘‘*for the more I travel to other places the more I am convinced that there is no other place as good as Timmins after all."* Baby Pants, reg. 60c....... 25c. Hot Water Bottles, reg. $2:00 ... $1.25 Whirling Syringes ...... $2.00 Baby ......... ... 25¢. ... 25¢. Large Rubber Water Balls Pale $1.25 $1.00 ; s 3 Fountain Syringes, regular Two Graduate Chemists in attendance. _ You are safe leaving your doctor‘s preâ€" scription with us. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Samples may be left at Gordon‘s Drug Store, Timmins, Marshallâ€" Ecclestone Hardware, Schumacher. Samples by mail promptly attended to. House Phone 757â€"J, Schumacher Office: Room 2, Post Office Block, Timming CUSTOMS ASSAYER AND CHEMIST Rubber Goods WEEKâ€"END PRICES Geo. C. Murphy Developing Prescriptions Kodaks and . 85c. .- _0_ -0_ -0- -0_ _A_ _0- -0_ -0- _0_ _0 0_ - "0 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 0. 0_ _0_ 0-0_ 0_0_ 0_0_ 0_0_ 0_0_ 0-0_ O_A 00_ 0_0_ 0_0_ 0_“ vOOOQOOOOQQOQA '- _._ _.- -.- -. ._ ._ ._ ._ _'_ _._ .- _._ * .. ’. .. .. .”A '“ *Â¥ *.: t * * "o P .+ e usnn a*aa*, ®@ 'z' * de*s* 2. #,. .*® a ’0000000 #4 #4 a*,*,% 00 0’ 0. o ) 44 44 #4. OzO z * ‘*% * . .%,. * v0’0 ++ 000000000000000000’0000000’:0:. SE .000000 0000000000000000000000000:00 x 00 *os ooooooooooooooooooooooouoonooooo 4 4 * .,. ... # ,‘ .‘. ... .:. *.* a"% 0‘. L d t _ ® + ‘.. LARGE NUMBER AUTOMOBILE ACGIOFNTS 1N OISTRIGT MAN WITH SLASHED NOSE HAS MADE GOOD RECOVERY <â€"J. Robinson, the man who had a large part of his nose cut off by a man who apparently tried to hold him up after a poker game, is now out of the hospital, lmvmcr made a good reâ€" covery. His nose was slashed by a knife and cut so badly that it was feared he would be disfigured for life. However, the skill of the surgeons here has remedied the injury and the man is now all better, and so cleverly was the surgical work done that the injury is not now noticeable at all. The man suspected of committing the crime of slashing Robinson with a knife is being carefully sought and will be lnought to justice. He has been traced to several places but has apparently moved on in each case beâ€" fore he could be captured. Frederick C. E. Elford, Dominion Poultry Husbandman at Ottawa at present attending the World‘s Poulâ€" try Congress at the Canadian Capital, has been elected president of the next Congress, to be held in London, England, in 1930. (Continued from page one) Mr. Wallace apparently averting a more serious crash. Mr. Duncean‘s ‘ar Slid along the other car and crashed into the ditch. Fortunately, no one was hurt, though Mrs. Lacroix suffered from shock due to the aceiâ€" dent. Constable Moore on his motorâ€" cycle was just behind Mr. Wallace‘s car and had a narrow escape from inâ€" jury having to jump from his cyele to save himself. The cycle was sligchtly hurt. Two other town police were driving past about this time and stopped to investigate. Mr. Dunâ€" can was arrested on a charge of being intoxicated while in charge of a motor The attraction of the North Land highway to tourists is proved by the fact that on one evening last week no less than three cars with Ohio State license plates were parked beâ€" fore the hotel at Haileybury. @ Kashiton Fancies E Georgette Makes a Unique Frock for Afternoon Wear Georgette in fine tucks makes this jacket an unusual suceess. Banded in white silk, it is trimmed with lace, and, with the skirt in fine pleats, makes a delightful afternoon costume The sheer material is given body by the t the shor A. VeSt binds t ayppropriatE coat of the oll ace NEW PRESIDENT coat show r is of silk and the nall to match the trimming on It would be particularly for the garden party or silk 1y fIVen DOdy traight lines of from fussiness. < as that which bove the three costume n body linvs nf sSchumacher Visited by Bad Storm on Thursday Last Week ‘Scehumacher, Ont., Aug. 3rd, 1927. Special to The Advance. (On Wednesday of last week, the annual pienic of the Trinity United Church Sunday ‘Sechool was held at the head of the lake. Quite, a large number of children, parents, and friends attended, and all report an exâ€" cellent time. Mrs. Harris, of Third avenue, reâ€" turned on Thursday of last week, from Toronto, where she had gone to bring home her little daughter, Florâ€" ence, who has been for the past two months undergoing treatment at the Hospital for Sick Children. The litâ€" tle girl is much better in health and all friends hope she will soon be quite well and strong again. (On Sunday the Melntyre baseball team met the South Poreupine team, defeating them by a seore of 12â€"1. The Mcelntyres are still at the head of the league and expect to win the championship. On Saturday the Melntyre football team met the Lake Shore team at Timâ€" mins. The Melntyre won by a seore of 3â€"2. In the last game the Lake Shore team won by a score of 2â€"1. Thus the two teams are still tied. Ten minutes overâ€"time was played but the seore was not changed before it became too dark to play, and the game is to be played again on Saturâ€" day next. According to many specâ€" tators, this was the best football game ever played in the North Country, both teams showing splendid form and combination, ‘but special credit is due to the MceIntyre team. The first goal was scored by Bratby. The second from a penalty was scored by Hugh Moore and the third by Alf. Cooper. In scoring this goal Alf. Cooper was knocked against the goalâ€"post, sufferâ€" ing a badly wrenched knee. Saturâ€" day‘s game promises to be very inâ€" teresting and all lovers of a good football game should endeavour to see this one. House Struck by Lightning. Power and Lights Off. But No Serious Damage Done. Many Motor Accidents in and Near Schumacher. Other Schumacher News. Mr. Juckseh, our local fire chief returned on Sunday from Hull, where he had been attending the Dominion Fire Chiefs‘ convention. He reports a most enjoyable time spent by all. There were about 158 delegates atâ€" tending, and all were entertained right royally. They were given the key to the city, visited the Internaâ€" tional Paper Mills and other big inâ€" dustries in the vicinity, also viewed all the points of interest in Ottawa. Un Monday the firemen had a call to the ‘‘White Lunch.‘‘ ‘The fire was not serious and in a few minutes was out. Monday and Tuesday seem to have been unfortunate days for motors. On Monday a ear driven by a Chinese -gentlenmn, collided _ with Dalton‘s Schumacher bus. Luckly no one was hurt, but both the bus and the car were slightly damaged. Later in the evening anothex a(‘mdvnt which might have 1)10\0(1 fatal, happened a llttle farther east, on the same road, at point â€" where ('\'(‘al\'atinn work fOl' sewers and water is being done. A car was coming from South Poreuâ€" pine, and one from Timmins. They met at point where half the road was up, also a dairy waggon was standing there. _ The driver from Ssouth l’mvupmv decided to risk goâ€" ing over the pile of logs, brush, emth, et('., at the roadâ€"side, rather than run headâ€"on into the other ear. The driver from Timmins also turned out and he hit the dairy waggon, spreadâ€" ing milk and broken huttle: around for yards. The horse ran away, but was stopped somewhere near the Goldâ€" ale. One car was bady damaged, but except for a shakingâ€"up, and minor bruises, none of the peOp]e in the cars of Dalton‘s buses figured in an acciâ€" dent. _ This was near Connaught where the bus was going special trips when it turned over. The passengers were pretty badly shaken, but otherâ€" wise unhurt. Mr. Sky from the dryâ€" goods store was not so fortunate. He suffered a broken arm which is giving him much pain. On Tuesday a very serious accident happened on the road between Timmins and Schumacher. The police car driven by Officer Cushâ€" ing ran into a ‘‘governessâ€"car‘‘ and pony. â€" The pony was so badly ingured it was later destroyed, and the driver of the pony is in the hospital, but it is understood that his injuries will not prove serious. The Rev. Ivan Kennedy and family are away for a wellâ€"earned vacation. Mrs. Corriss‘s brother, who has been visiting with her for the past month, returned on Sunday to his home in Toronto. Mrs. Eustace, of Second avenue, reâ€" ceived the sad news on Monday of the death of her mother in the Old Counâ€" try,. She had undergone an operation for appendicitis, but suffered reâ€" lapse, and passed away from heartâ€" failure. Her many friends will exâ€" tend sympathy to Mrs. Eustace in her sad bereavement. Mrs. Eustace is leayâ€" ing this (Thursday) morning for Montreal from which port she will sail for London.