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1 lis traviin mpvic Mr. and Mrs. A. Laprairie reâ€" turned this week from a motor trip to the south, Toronto, Montreal, Rochester and other points being visiâ€" ted. Though away less than ten days Mr. Laprairie motored over 2,000 miles during this holiday. Mr. J. MeCracken, superintendent of the Temiskaming District Chiidâ€" ren‘s Aid Society, of Haileybury, was a visitor to Timmins this week. Mr. John Degrouchier, formerly with the Ingersolâ€"Rand here, has been transferred to Sherbrooke, Que., and left on Mondayv morning for that city. Mr. and Mrs. E. Hornby, of Haileyâ€" bury, are the guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Hornby. Miss A. Jackson has been the guest of Mrs. B. MeChesney at Kirkland Lake. Mr. K. Eadey is at present on a hol!â€" day trip to Southern Ontario. Mr. 1. K. Pierce returned on Sunâ€" day after a holiday trip to the South,. Mr. Stewart Blackwall, of Haileyâ€" bury, was a Timmins visitor last week. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hill and famiâ€" v left Friday for a holiday at Niaâ€" ara Falls,, Ont. Mr. Frank Ellies was among the immins motorists who left on Sunâ€" iy for a trip through the South. Thursday, Aug. 16th, 1928 Timmins and District Notes WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW for Friday and Saturday 3bc. $1.00 Pure Norwegian Cod Liver *» for Oll :.;l... $1.00 Extra Heavy Liq. Petâ€" 2 : rolatum NUMBER DRAWN FOR BLACK CAT TEAPOT â€" â€" P ~al PP â€"ALP P ~AP O «t P _ ~AP P PWP DP P P b0c. $1.00 Coty‘s Service the Best and Purest of Drugs our Motto. If it is to be found in a Drug Store, we have it. Why chase around, come to us first. 60c. 15¢c. KHowards Pure Epsom a The Largest, Brightest and Most Upâ€"toâ€"date WE HAVE ONE STORE ONLY The Goldfield Drug Co. Ltd. 4‘he flg;;:fi;te Stor Two Articles for Price of One bc. A.B.S. C. for Tablets ... Jeysol, the Engâ€" lish Disinâ€" 2 ' fectant .... Noxâ€"aâ€"Pain Tablets ... Peroxide Palmolive Talcum . ... Milk of Magnesia Nyal‘s Worm Powders . Regent Cold Cream .... Nyal‘s Baby Cough ..... Vital Tablets. ... Powder .. . English Health Writing Paper Envelopes, 2 F‘rench .... for $1.00 2 * $1.00 2 " 50c for for for for for for for for for for for for 20¢ 60c 330C 20¢ Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Horn) Bert, and Mr. and Mrs: C were Haileybury visitors weekâ€"end. â€" Bert, and Mr. and Mrs: C. G. Piric| Teck township council at its last were Haileybury visitors over the meeting had a request for the apâ€" weekâ€"end. â€" pointment of a police constable at |Swastika. The question was laid The Giroux Lake co rrespondent,()\ er until next n]()etlno of The Nothern News last week says: i ‘*‘Cark Johns, of Timmins, accompanâ€"| In the month of July there were 23 ied by a friend from Cobalt, was births and only three deaths in the visiting this place on Sunday. Girâ€"| township of Teck, a net gain of 20 for oux Lake has changed greatly since he| the township of which Kirkland Lake left here some years ago."‘ ‘is the important centre and support. â€" Next month we will add to Statlon er y our stock a complete line of Stationery, including Office Stationery, School Books and Typewriting Materials. This store will be known as a Drug and Stationery Store. Messrs F. E. Cooper and Wm. Booth arrived home last #Week after an .enâ€" joya‘ble motor tour through South and Eastern Ontario. _ With every tube of Palmolive s pec'al Shaving Cream, one goldâ€"plated Gillette Razor and one blade Freeâ€"All for 35c. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Garner leave this weekâ€"end for a motor trip to the South. Apex Records Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Casselman, of New Liskeard, motored to Timmins over the weekâ€"end. 50¢c. Mennen‘s Cream Mrs. G. 8. Lowe bara, left Monday balt. 40¢c. Castoria $1.25 Recolac $1.00 Compacts $2.00 Urasel 10c. Palmolive Soap ... 60¢c. Listerine Mr. Habib is away on a motor trip through the South at present. Mr. Donald Sutherland left on Fmâ€" day on his annual vacation which he will spend in Southern Ontario. Freel F I With every purchase made, you will receive a couâ€" ree. pon.. Monday Night we will draw and the Lucky Number will receive another Electric Desk Lamp, with Calendar and Bridge Score attached. Please ask for your coupon. Mr. Chas. Deardon was a Cobalt visitor last week on his holidays. Mrs. Proctor, of New Liskeard, was Timmins visitor over the weekâ€"end Specialâ€"All boxed Stationery 20 p.c. Discount Must be wide awake. Specials Shaving With every doliars worth of Tobacco, we will give a One Dollar Pipe Freeâ€"Saturday Only. and daughter, Bar for a visit to Co Hornby and son, for 47e 29¢ 69¢ A graduate Druggist, salary fifty to sixty dollars a week. Next to Taylor Hardware 25b¢c. Player‘s $4.00 Pall Mail Cigarettes King $3 size 00000000000 25¢c. Viceroy 25b¢c. Guinea Gold 85¢c. Ogden‘s half pound Tobacco 75(: Mrs. W. Maleolm who has | fruest of her sister, Mrs. I l Haewyer Farm, returned on day last to her honme at Ki Cigarettes and Tobaccos d # Ont Mrs. Hillier, of Toronto, and Miss Francis Olton, of St. Catharines, reâ€" turned last week to the South after visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Olton, at the Ankerite Mine. Mr. Wm. Regimbal, the young man who was killed in Pembroke, when the car he was in collided with a van of Sparks Cireus, was a brother of Mrs. J,. Malloy, of Timmins. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Bender, of Niaâ€" gara Falls, Ont., were among the motorists visiting Timmins last week. Dr. A. 8. Porter and Mrs. Porter have returned from their holiday trip to Powassan ard other points south. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Harkness reâ€" turned from a motor trip last weekâ€" end. Work was started, last week on the building of the new Children‘s Aid Shelter at Sudbury. . The Sudbury building is expected to cost $27,600. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO ho has been the 22¢ 22¢ 22¢ H. Dultf on Thurs Kitchener The New Liskeard Speaker Jlast week says:â€"Dr. Walter Woodrow of Detroit, his brother, Dr. Arthur Woodrow, of Toronto and friend, Mr. Odell, of Toronto, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Eppiett on their way to FTimmins to visit a former school mate, Mr. Gordon Eplett. They motored and think this country wonderful. Mts. John Plante, of Eseanaba,, Michigan, recently visited ner brother, Mr. Nap Villeneuve, at Haileybury, whom she had not seen for 43 years. When a young woman of 25 years of age, Mrs. Plante went to Michigan, and since that time never visited Canâ€" ada until this year. In all that time Mrs. Plante and Mr. Villeneuve, who is five years older than his sister, hod not seen each other, though keeping up a correspondence. The annual swimming race to New Liskeard on Saturday for the Geo. White trophy promises to be a big event. It will be one of the big feaâ€" tures at New Liskeard the same day as the T. N. O. picnic at New Lisâ€" keard beach. Particulars of the swim, together with the rules and regulaâ€" tions were given in The Advance last week,. ANNUAL SWIMMING RACE AT NEW LISKEARD SATURDAY Mr. G. A. Reid, district superintenâ€" dent of the industrial department of the London Life Insurance Co., with Mrs. Reid and Mr. Alex Wilson, one of the local representatives of the company here, left on Saturday mornâ€" ing by motor for a trip to Lindsay, Toronto and other points south. Among those from Timmins listed as being at Pembroke for the close of the Old Boys‘ Reunion were Mrs. F. J. Kehoe, Mrs. Wm. Davis, Mrs. P. Murâ€" phy, Mr. Pat Andrews and Mrs. Brownlee. Another fiery cross was burned at the south end of Cobalt last week, ahout eleven o‘clock one evening. The burning of the cross was supposed to be done by the K. K. K. It attracted a large crowd of spectators. Last week‘s Kirkland Lake Northâ€" ern ‘News says:â€"‘‘Mr. and Mrs. Doner, of Timmins, motored to town and visited Mr. and Mrs. H. Hawley for a short time, afterwards continuâ€" ing their motor trip to stayner."‘ The Kirkland Lake Northern News last week says:â€"‘*Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Heath left last Saturday for a motor trip through the States. When reachâ€" ing Toronto they will be accompanied by Miss Shaw, of South Porecupine."‘ 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. $S2@ to + + 515 Wml:lgnpeg 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 Pecij{.c, purchase your harvesters‘ tickets via Canadian Pacific to Winnip g HARVESTERS W A N T E D ! 44,000 Going to In an article on the Maritime Proâ€" vinces _ Hector Charlesworth, editor of The Toronto Saturday Night, in the same issue also says:â€"*‘‘I have never seen Cornwall, but as our car deâ€" scended the boulderâ€"strewn roadway to Herring Cove, the spectacle brought back to me countless books about Cornwall I have read and countless paintings of its coast that I have seen. Here were little stone walls flanking windâ€"blown doorâ€"yards. _ Here, in a miniature canyon, a tiny estuary whose brown waters form a shelter for the fishing boats. Hon. J. A. Walker who was my companion, exâ€" plained to me, when I asked how it was that a settlement had been estabâ€" lished in such barren and rocky surâ€" roundings, that this little estuary was really the basis of Herring Cove‘s life, for it affords safe haven for the fishing ‘boats in a sense that more hospitable areas along the coast of Halifax county do not."" Oldâ€"timers of the Poreupine will remember John A. Walker, who was in this camp in its very early days. He was then a prospector and later was secretary of the Miners‘ Union here. He was in that post at the time of the strike of 1912, the headâ€" quarters of the union for the district being at South Poreupine then, this being before the town of Timmins had attained any particular growth. Oldâ€" timers speak of John A. Walker with the highest respect, and so will be pleased to know that he has gone far in advancement since the early days of Poreupine. The last issue of The Toronto Saturday Night publishes a fine halfâ€"tone picture of Mr. Walker, now the Hon. John A. Walker,, Under the picture, The Saturday Night says: ‘‘Hon. John A. Walker, M.A., LL.B., Minister of Natural Resources and Provineial Development for Nova Scotia, who is performing a great proâ€" gressive service for his province. Mr. Walker is a native of Cape Breton, of Highland Scottish descent. During the early days of the Poreupine gold rush he was a prospector in Northern: Ontario, and was also for a short time attached to the Ontario School of Mines. He is now a lawyer and one of the representatives in the legisâ€" lature of Halifax City and County."‘ The end of the flapper‘s prayer: ‘*â€"and O Lord, if I am in an accident let me have on my prettiest underâ€" wear.‘ Hon. John A. Walker, Wellâ€"Known in Porcupine in Early Days, Now in Nova Scotia Cabinet. PORGUPINE PROGPECTOR NOW MINISTER OF CROWN From all Stations in the Province of Ontarioâ€"Toronto, Sudbury, and East, also Stations in the Province of Quebec, West of Rigaud, Dalhousic Mills and Lachute.: _ _ _ Tickets good on regular trains, also on Lv. North Bay Lv. Sudbury E Cape Breton, scent. â€" During Poreupine gold or in Northern o for a short Ontario School a lawyer and AUGUST 21 8 31 esources and t for Nova g a great proâ€" province. Mr. Cape Breton, Going Dates Faither. ‘‘Just enough capital in Donald: ‘‘Aye, Minister, there‘s twa things I‘d like tae ken. Hoo did you get into that collar, ard hoo dae they get glés bools into lemonade botâ€" tles ?"‘ Johnnie (at home lessons) wey is Aberdeen no‘ the c Seotland, Faither?‘ Mimnister would like away ?"‘ Johnnie: ‘‘What‘s the difference between Scotsmen and Englishmen, Faither?" 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