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Dr. Hague and Mrs. Hague lefi last week for a motor trip to New York and other points south. The next regular meeting of the town council is scheduled to be held on Monday next, August 13th, comâ€" mencing at 4 p.m. Mr. J. E. Grassett left last week for a vacation in the South, motoring down by the highways. Dr. Hague and Mrs. Hague left Wednesday of next week, Aug. 15th, has been proclaimed as civic holiday for Haileybury. The Haileybury branch of the Canadian Legion is putâ€" ting on a field day for the occasion. Mrs. S. Wheeler and son, Robert, returned on Thursday last from a holiday visit to Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wright, of Englehart, were visitors to Timmins on Sunday, coming here by motor. Mr. Jas. Reid is a visitor to Cochâ€" rane this week. Mr. and Mrs. 8. L. Thompson, of Hamilton, were among those visiting Timmins last week by motor car. Mr. F Duscharm was on business] Mr. Victor Godin was a visitor to trip last week to Ottawa. | North Bay last week. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Roach are on holidays, visiting in North Bay, Pem broke and other centres east. Thursday, Aug. 9th, 1928 Timmins and District Notes WE NEVER SUBSTITUTE We would refuse to fill your Doctor‘s Preâ€" seription if we could not fill same to the letter prescribed by your physician. Our prices are reasonable. Why pay more? : CaMERAS 2s [ _ _ ul â€"*â€"â€"â€"“â€"â€"â€"â€" The Goldfield Drug Co. Ltd Mer Tooth P : OUR NEW STORE The Largest, Brightest and Most Upâ€"toâ€"date The Cutâ€"Rate Store SPECIALS FOR THE WEEKâ€"END The finest grade of Norwegian Oil, reg. $1.00 bottle 3 for $1.59 Fruitatives Teg. b0c..:.... GHin Pills Seidlitz Powders ......i... Recolac Kruschen Saits ... . t BP PCAAA L ~AL L AAP LAAA DPAAA P ~AP ~AP PA P PA PPA PA PP L P PRESCRIPTIONS FAMILY RECEIPTS HAVE ONE STORE ONLY OHN ager now last dell‘ Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Traver and son returned Jlast week from three weeks‘ motor trip to Montreal and other Eastern centres. Mr. and Mr last week from ern centres. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Pickering left last weekâ€"end on a holiday trip to the South. Mr. H. W. Stuckey is relieving agent here for the next couple of weeks at the T. N. O. Mr. John Degrouchier waser Kirk land Lake visitor over the weekâ€"end. Mr. J. M. Belanger left on Saturday on a week‘s holiday to Sault Ste Marie, Ont. Miss Vera Davis, of Fort Que., is spending a few weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Harry Jeffrey. Mr., M. Boivin left this week for Pembroke to attend the Old Boys‘ Reâ€"union and Centennial Week there. Mr. H. E. Montgomery was weekâ€"end visitor to his home Hailexbury. Coty‘s Face Powder ..... Hind‘s Honey and 3 Almond Cream ....... Pond‘s Cream‘.,........ Scobell‘s Dyspepsia Tablets, reg. 50c... Bayer‘s Aspirin Heg. . ... . Phillip‘s Milk Magnesia .... Pepsodent Tooth :.;. ... 4. Listerine, S mall Mr. A. E. Randell, formerly manâ€" er of Woolworth‘s store at Timmins, w of Toronto, motored to Timmins st week and is visiting at Mrs. Ranâ€" 11‘s home here for the vacation time. Special D. Mackie returned motor trip to Southâ€" 5 for $1.10 49e 21¢ If you have a special receipt to be filled and you want it to be filled carefully with the purest of ingredients, bring it to us. Our prices are the lowest. Next to Taylor Hardware % 3 m ue nars Te 14 m mnr‘a * 1t 7% Y FREE : z Mr. L. C. Burden, of Hamilton, was one of those motoring to Timmins last week. ‘‘Good roads most of the way,"‘‘ he said. Mrs. Jos. Fenn and Miss Phyllis Fenn left this week on a trip to the more southerly sections of the proâ€" vince. Mr. Cliff. Moore, of Cobalt, one of the best known oldâ€"timeyps the North, was a visitor to Timmins this week, and was warmly greeted by many old friends. About ten o‘celock on Sunday evenâ€" ing the firemen had a call to Mr. Broâ€" vender‘ s, Hemlock street, and made the regular prompt response. It was onlvy a chimney fire, and no damage Mr. A. F. Cook was a business visiâ€" tor to Toronto last week. resulted Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Blackman leave this weekâ€"end for a motor trip to the South. With every purchase made at this Store Friday to Monâ€" day Night you receive a Coupon. Monday night these will be drawn and the lucky one will receive an Electric Mr. and Mrs. N. Leamen leave this weekâ€"end for a motor trip to the South. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Hornby and son, Bert, returned on Thuhda\ from a motor trip to Toronto, W indsor and Detroit. Mr. A. F. Kenning, MLMA., is among the exâ€"Pembroke Old Boys who is in that town this week for the Centenary and Old Home Week. Mr. and Mrs. I. K. Pierce and daughter are among those from Timâ€" mins attending the Pembroke Cenâ€" tenary and Old Home Week. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE. TIMMINS, ONTARIO FOR CONSTIPATION Apex Records Why Pay More Mrs. E. Hanna, Second avenue, was informed by wire of the serious illâ€" ness of â€"her sister in Ottawa and left for that city. LARGE NUMBER OF OUTSIDE CARS NOW COMING IN HERE Schumacher Football Team Lost in Ontario Cup Series Schumacher, Ont Special to The Adv; Meintyre at Dom were defeated by During the past week or two, there have been quite a few motor cars from the South coming in to Timmins. Although the number of cars reach here is only a comparatively small proportion of those reaching Cobalt, Haileybury and New Liskeard, still the number coming here at present is very pleasing. It is easy to see that with a belt line of roads the number of tourists seeing the North Land would be very greatly increased and practically all would then come to Timmins. The rich new country that would be opened up to the south of here would also be of material value in the development of the North. As it is, however, there are many cars coming in to Timmins at present, many distant points being representâ€" ed by the tourists reaching here. With facilities for camping establishâ€" ed, it is probable that still more tourâ€" ists would visit here. The last week or two has been a remarkable imâ€" provement in the roads. This has been partly due to the weather, but also the amount of work and attenâ€" Gave Dome a Good Run for Their Money., However. Other Items of Interest From the Advance Corresponâ€" dent at Schumacher. Mrs. Jas. Shewan and daughter, Anita, are on holiday in Toronto. Owing to the serious illness of Mrs. plus 14 cent per mile from starting point to Winnipeg plus 4 cent per mile beyond to all points in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, to and including Edmonton, Calgary and Macleod. s2Q Travel by CANADIAN PACIFXIKC s * * tOQ @ LS® winnipeg Returning from,Winnipeg For Detailed Information apply to any C. P. Agt. or to C. H. White, D.P.A., North Bay No matter if your final destination is not a point on Canadian Pacif.c, purchase your harvesters‘ tickets via Canadian Pacific to Winnip: $ Aug. 7th 44,000 1928 Mr. Fitzjohn, the popular cat« of the Melntyre bas eball team, last week for Pembrok Roy Weston, we are sorry to report her removal to the hospital and sinâ€" cerely trust she will soon recover. wWeeKkK Tor Pembnroxre. Mr. Tom Church, of Fourth avenue. left on Friday for Kirkland Lake. (On Sunday morning two cars collidâ€" ed on First avenue. Fortunately no one was injured and only slight damâ€" age was done to one of the cars. Again many of our local athletes figured on the prize winning list of the civic holiday sports held at South Poreupine on August 1st, notably J. Leng, F. Davidson, T. Church and F. Dickson. Mrs. Denham Greer was also a prize winner in one of the ladies‘ events. Miss Mary MacDonald and Miss Kitty Duxfield left on Tuesday for the Girls‘ Camp at Child‘s Beach, Nelâ€" lie Lake. tion given the two or three bad strips had resulted in the most noteworthy improvements. Those using the road recently are generally agreed that it is in pretty good shape. No one who is reasonable expects a roadway equiâ€" valent to a city pavement. Many say the highway is now much better than they expected and few are finding any particular fault. Mrs. D. Greer and baby are spendâ€" ing a two months‘ vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Greer, Senior, of Ottawa. The Rev. Ivan Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy and children returned on Saturday, after an extended motor tour in the South. MEN‘S RINGER SCORE AT THE TIMMINS GOLF CLUB From now until the end of Septemâ€" ber men‘s ringer secore competition will be carried on at the Timmins Golf Club. Eighteen holes must be played. Open to all members. ‘The prize will be a dozen golf balls. PUPILS OF MR. GEO. HALE PASS MUSIC EXAMINATIONS Among those passing the Toronto Conservatory of Music examinations recently held at this centre were two of the pupils of Mr Geo. Hale, teacher of piano. _ These were Teresa Deâ€" Mille, 73 per cent; and Ada Spadaâ€" fore, 68. Convertible (berth) Colonist Cars. Special families From all Stations in the Province of Ontarioâ€"Toronto, Sudbury, and East, also Stations in the Province of Quebec, West of Rigaud, Dalhousie M‘@lis and Lachute. Tickets good on regular trains, also on Lv. North Bay Ly. Sudbury Special Trains let‘t Going Dates Applications for children . Children involved in month Complaints received ...... Investigations made ...... Mail received...../..%...}., Mail. sent out ..;...;,..}a% Mileage travelled (approx.) Office intervi@cws ......... REPORT OF DISTRICT C.A.S. FOR THE MONTH OF JULY Mr. A. G. Carson, local superintendâ€" ent of the District of Cochrane Childâ€" ren‘s Aid Society, reports on the work for the month of July, as follows:â€" Attendance at court .. Wards heard from ... Wards placed out .... Wards visited ..... .:. Made wards of Society Legal adoptions ..... Warnings 64 i s Te Mr. (‘arqon also llOt(‘b that the Soâ€" ciety has a pretty little girl, 6 months old, for placement in some good home. Thero are also a number of other atâ€" tractive youngsters open for adoption into good homes. 9,.30 a.m. 11.45 a.m. OPEN EVENINGS Opp. Goldfields Hotel You can think better, work better, feel better in properly adjusted glasses. We handle all styles. Prices are fair. Curtis Optical Co. For Clear Vision cars for women ard 9.30 p.m. 11,45 p.m. 00000000000 ........... 300 l() se